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Home My WebLink AboutCC 2010-01-26 Advertisement• 1 CITY OF MIAMI NOTICE OF JANUARY 26, 2010 SPECIAL. COMMISSION MEETING • Pursuant to Section.2-33 (I) of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, Chairman Marc D. Sarnoff has called a special meeting of the Miami City Commission on January 26, 2010 at 4:00 PM, at Miami City Hall located at 3500 Pan American Drive. The purpose of this meeting is to address filling an anticipated vacancy, pursuant to Executive,Order .10-5 of the Governor of the State of Florida, on the City Commission in the District 5 Commission seat. No other business shall be conducted outside of that indicated above All interested persons may appear at the meeting with respect to this matter. Should any person desire (o appeal any decision of the City'Commission with respect to any Matter to be considered 'at this • meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of. the proceedings is made including all testimony and' evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105). In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5360 (Voice) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding or at' (305) 250-5472 (TTY) no'later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. • Priscilla A. Thompson, CMC City Clerk II(#003352) I CIUDAD DE MIAMI 'AVISO DE REUNION 'ESPECIAL DE LA JUNTA DE COMISIONADOS PARA EL 26 DE EPIERO DEL 2010 De acuerdo con la Seccion 2-33 (1) del C6digo.de la Ciudad de Miami, Florida, segCn fue enmendado, el Presidente de la Junta Marc D. Samoff, ha citado a una reuni6n especial de la Junta de Comisionados de Ia Ciudad para el 26 de enero del 2010, a Ia 4:00 PM, en el Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad de Miami, en el 3500 Pan American Drive. El propdsito de esta reuni6n es le de considerar el Ilenar la vacante, de acuaerdo a la OrdenrEji:cutiva 10=5 derdobemadbfdel'Estado de :.la Florida, en Ia.Sede. del Distrito 5 de, la Comision de Miami. No se tratara asunto alguno adicional al indicado anteriormente. • • ' Se invita a todas las personas interesadas en asistir a esta reuni6n. Si,alguna persona desea apelar cualquier decisi6n de la Comision de la Ciudad con respecto a cualquier asunte considerado en esta reuni6n, esa persona debera asegurarse de que se haga una copia exacta (verbatim) de las actas, incluyendo todos los testimonios y evidencias sobre los cuales cualquier apelaci6n pueda ser basada. (F.S.286.0105). De acuerdo con la Ley Americanos con Impedimentos Fisicos de 1990, las personas que necesiten acomodo especial para participar en esta Audiencia POblica pueden Ilamar a la Oficina de la Secretaria de la Ciudad (305) 250-5360 (Voz) no mastarde de dos (2) dias laborables antes de la reuni6n o Ilamar al (305) 250-5472 (TTY) no mas tarde' de tres (3)' dias laborables antes de la reunion. • Priscilla A. Thompson CIVIC (#003352) Secretaria Municipal 68 1 THUR50AY, JANUARY 2., 201G FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY D., LOCAL 8 STATE M000 l rskl.wm/Mel. 1 THE MIAMI HERALD Client Name: 845017901 Ad Number: CITY OF MIAMI-CITY CLERK Advertiser: Section/Page/Zone: Metro And State/B6/Dade 3.4 FAU plans to end medical program with UM i Florida Atlantic University Is ready to cut ties with the University of Miami and setuo its own medical -degree program in cooperation with the Scrlpps Research InItItule. BY SCOTT TAWS Sun sm.. Florida Atlantic Univer- sity has ambitious goals (or a proposed medical degree program saying It would turn the school Into a top destination fur biological sciences mod give the Rate a bog woramic boost_ —This is a game -changer for the university and the state' interim FAU Presi- dent John Pritchett said Wednesday. But the moveisn't being welcomed by the Univer- sity of Miami. which is los- ing • medical program it helped create on FAL('s Boca Raton campus, a well as SS0,000 per student in annual tuition. Studentsin the joint program take clawes at FAU but receive a UM. medical degree UM's School of Medi- Disputes investigated. Qtle0tinnc answered. Problems solved. Action Line What's wrong with this picture? Yon ti;.ctor said aspirin can lower your risk for another heart attack or stroke. But aspirin may raise your risk of stomach ulcers. loarnwrN«.w r,.p y- aw.regwiw,tlb„a Nr...non arm r.rrd..d.»w to rwa. r-nola arr. nor. 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WW1 are encouraged in attend Ilion the ace-N. meeting mo ate 005 MUM-OADE C0U(Te CONTRACTOR'S CERT1FICM1011 IS REOURED IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES. frrd Bddnp, Grwal Erp4rreq, or oma wrsam catopaiu m *ramble b Osapr 10 o1 Pe Cale d Marhlieate Cork et Sean el Bade Gard Germain berme. I. maim ell Gal kisses Mae pdi, e74IL we 03•1.PlilgdMhYogw edaritoe.inadilt oCaseiefagl lime Soho limbo (CM eaefel rlapdel TAN% ad a GatiMr4 gMMIM hotel gall pot el ltM% Mae Men lelselled let /M Inlet 0mefgee sued Sam Commas maAragoela Oen 44 epee br d memos mandakq a ad bride MOW t'i it awl Mom. ease V IM-WMaa n3•=1r sc. to ion mud . N...n Mkt 1*51 se a.w.. a... Om WI MW of.s.r&M Ydaao• a t.n Weak bth e.n aewww. a (ilea • oars is lw NYa.M aka r ea n0.51 email eyed. Son*. laze r M Ca* r ae-.aa cow*. cfne went through • rigor- ous accreditation process tan year. and received high marks for the FAU pro- gram. said Dr. Laurence B. Gardner. M.D,. executive dean for education and policy of UM's Miller School of Medicine. "You can imagine didn't expect this uutc come,- he said. "We don't really understand lt- and are surmised." FAU's Board of Trust- een nusly agreed Wednesday to end 115 part- nership with UM. Nett month. FAU will vote to COMMUTING ask the !bard of Gover- nors,the governing body fiat the mute universities, (tat authonty to star: its own medical program with the help of the Scripps Resume/1 Innitute. Students in FAU's four - Peet medical program could apply to gel a Ph.D. from Scripps' Kellogg School of Science and work on the degrees jointly. This would pro. duce a local pool of physi- cian -scientists, which would be appealing to the industry. officials said FAU officials say their partnership with Scripps would also amen htghcai- iber students, faculty mem- bers and researchers, and generate vast amounts of federal research finding. A study commissioned Or FAU estimates the eco- nomic impact of the new medical school would be six times greater than its current program Tuition would be 521,752 a year plus feet, down from the S30,000 a year plus fens that UM, a private college. charged students on the FAU cam- pus FAU says d can run the new medical program without ...none; state money. using $12 million it already receives from the Stale for the UAt parrner- .hap. plot the maven it will w collect. The UM-FAU program now serves 127 students and had planned to grow to 256. The new FAU pro- gram would serve 246 stu- dents by 2014. according to the proposal Students cur- rently enrolled in the UM program would be able to oniinue and greduare with a UM degree Motorcycle crash creates havoc on I-95 Thousands of north• bound rush-hour commot- n heading into Browsed County on Interstate 95 came to • standstill Wednesday evening efts a motorcycle crash. the Flor- ida Highway Petrol stud. FLORIDA LEGISLATURE The motorcyclist, who was not immediately iden- tified. on tossed off his bike when he hit a car about 5 p.m. neat the Ives Dairy Road exit. FHP spokesman Alex Ammo. Piero said. He ran into a car in front of him that had slowed down. An00nnato said. The motorcyclist was in critical but stable condi- tion at Memonal Regional Hospital in Hollywood, aurhonnes said. The driver of the car wet not injured As FHP investigated the accident, three of the foul northbound lanes were closed for more than three hours. — ROBERT SAMUES Bill: No personal gain from votes • ETnCS, POOH Ia The House of Repre- sentatives has a tote that prohibit. House members nom voting on a bill if the lawmaker "knows o believe" it would benefit them personally. The Sen- se has no such rule, bur senators are required to file a conll0cl-of-i0retest Statement no diOrt then 15 days alter voting In Florida's so-called "Citizen Legislature," law- makers are part-time pub- lic servants who can hold outside employment. Many hold lobs in profes- sions regulated by the Legislature, such es reel silts, Insurance or con tl1Qing. Some legislators work for state universities or community colleges and routinely vote on matters FLORIDA WILDLIFE affecting their employer. including the state budget. But those votes tie not considered conflicts of interest under state law if they benefit a class. not a specific legislator. It's also unlikely that Dockergs proposal would have prohibited former House Speaker Ray San - tom from acting on behalf of a hometown college, became he did nor take a job et the college until long after he secured state funding for the school. HIGH-SPEED RAIL As elate legislator, Dockery has been a strong supporter of high-speed rail or a bullet train in Florida. Her husband, CC. "Doc" Dockery. largely financed the 2000 initia- tive to put the bullet train in the CnnstiNtion (voters later repealed it/. The St. Petersburg Times reported in 2001 that Dockery served on the House Transportation Committee that heard a buge0treun pitch. Dockery said an wee, Lion that she and her hot - band o ned land in the train's proposed path were unfounded_"It was shown nequivocally that w owned nu property that was going to benefit We owned no stocks that were going to benefit. We didn't have a business interest. But 1 welcome that seru. tiny," Dockery said. Dockery and Fetterman urged Floridians to a -mail their support for a neon• ger voting conflict law. The bills will likely be steered to committees headed by Sen. 'oho Thrasher. R-St. Augustine, and Rep. Rob Schenck, R-Sprang Hill. "The (act that this bill hes never before been given a hearing is clear evidence of the degree to the which this process marginalizes reform- inded politicians, regardless of party," Fet- terman said. VOCAL CRITIC Docket has been a vocal critic of the ethical itanderds of her col- leagues. Speaking to reportersWednesda he sad that standards have fallen since she was elected in 1996. 'This was an honorable place to be. Now we're under such a cloud of .vepicion, " Dockery said Steve Bousquet con be reached at bousquer1 aptirnes.com Laws aim to rid S. Fla. of python • "TTNON, Fad.8 only in those state lands. Hunting is nut ❑lowed in Everglades National Park. The Big Cypress National Wildlife Preserve rune a separate program with UMW.. The state also intends o instruct hunters o tot making of the skin, slued forshoes, boots Bi d other Items. ologists d against eating snake meat because of high concentrations of mercury. The proposal by the U.S. Fish Er Wildlife Ser- enwhile. would add the Burmese python and eight other constric- tors to a federal list of "lnluriuus wildlife" Salad: said the snakes certainly fit that defioi• lion. 'The Burmese python and these other alien snakes are destroying some of our nation's most treasured, and most (tag ile, ecosystems," he said Shutting down imports and the interstate we end ira0sport of the popular pets Is key to controlling their spread, he said. The move. open for 60 days of public comment before a final decision is made, lees been fought by the pet industry. But it has long been advocated bl' scientists, state game and water managers and con- gressional leaders from Florida. Aside from the Bur- mese python. the eight species covered by the proposed ban include the boa constnctnr.gree - conda, yellow anaconda - the northern and southern African pythons. reticu- lated python, Beni am andd Deschanen- see anaconda CITY OF MIAMI NOTICE OF JANUARY 26, 2010 SPECIAL COMMISSION MEETING Pursuant to Section 2-33 (I) of the Code of the City of Miami. Florida, as amended, Chairman Marc D. Samoff has called a special meeting of the Miami City Commission on January 26, 2010 at 4:00 PM, at Miami City Hall located at 3500 Pan American Drive. The purpose of this meeting is to address filling an anticipated vacancy, pursuant to Executive Order 10-5 of the Governor of the State of Florida, on the City Commission in the District 5 Commission seat. No other business shall be conducted outside Of that indicated above Al interested persons may appear at the meeting with respect to this matter. Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter to be considered at this meeting. that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105). In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5360 (Voice) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding or at (305) 250-5472 (T'TY) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. (3003352) Priscilla A. Thompson, CMC City Clerk