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Man shot during police probe
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9` JENNIFER LEBDVI51
A Miasu-Dams poi._
roc. nerecdve Mier a
young mar Wednesday
nigh: aner fie hunger iot
the officer s gun. pobce
said.Marcus Rogers. :Ewes
taker re Kraer Trauma
Center is critical condi-
tion
es moth. said he had
oegy she: three tines. and
that aoctorr toid her if he
lived. he would be pan.
hzed
He was charged with
armed robber' with a are-
aa anti armed bmgiary.
A robber; investigation
led officers to 2 home 10
the 1900 block of North-
west 45th Sane: after I190
pm Two officers went
inside. police say. where
the teen hmg d for an offi-
cer's gun The office:.
whose tome was not
released fired his weapon
Five other men were
taken into custody follow-
ing the shooting and were
still being questioned late
Thursday. No one else has
Dees cna.re=
Rogers mouim. nerued
- son was ,each s.
me officer firearm "He
was no: eom_ for a gut.'
said F_imoenv Rogers.
nar nothing to du wi
woat nresd pas•. n.ra
Recoras shoe' Rogers
DUE times "for evioient
27200. often 111200 02'
vv.pom.
Police said the incident
started when two people
from Paim Beach County.
responding to a Caigslim
posting for Honda for
sale. wen, to the 4400
bioci of Norther.; _nd
Court with cash to look a:
tie cat.
Toe vehicle was adver-
tised for a few thousand
dollars. said Cmdr. Nancy
Perez. a Miami -Dade
police spokeswoman
Rogers told one of the
victims the fir was in a
backyard. and when the
man hesitated, Rogers
pulled a gun and told the
man to get on me ground
the arrest report said.
Two other men alleg-
edly armed with guns told
the other victim to get
down. Charges are pend-
bing. Those me were
eing questiondn
The mei- mole ELOOC ant beer to a wu^-ar car
Inc coopte caber police
Info:manor let dete,
lives whit roe Robbery
interse0uoo Detail to the
residence of Rogers' aunt
o: Northwes. 45th Sae._
Jac seems the deter-
s. sevens. men whc
Per. said. Two officers
en._,-.1 and ordered
everyone to get now .
: It=gec 107 the offs
tert gar_'' Perez said o.
Roger.' saog2ec.
and the Officer dis-
charged.-
But owe family mem-
bers inside Suring the
shooting disputed :fie
police account Mamie
Parke:. GT. Rogers' aunt
and owner of the home.
said Rogers told her the
police had arrived. She
said she wen to the living
room. where a handitu of
other relatives wag- along
with Rogers and two of -
orderShe said they
ed him to sit down
"Marcus go: ready to
tam and go out the door.'
she said. "He could have
been reaching to the door
knob. The officer aught
EOM on the shoulder."
Then she heard gun-
shots.
co.. Wai:e-
Lootu'e: LE. w tr.me
2 700... said officers
toid Rogers EC SEE or Me
contr. and he headed
mere.. officer yanked
life mummer: ' " had
one band o
50011120. the other hand
was o;. Marcus bane
reach of the
he said
Peret said officers
recovered C handguns
.fie hoe. as well .
proper. that had
socg n m prior root e,ies.
Records show Rogers
was armed sseve:a titer
a juvenile for charges
inaludin aggravated
assault with al deadly
weapon aggravated bat-
reT with a oeadiy weapon
and resisting an officer
without viole.e_ The dis-
positions of mom, of the
cases were unclear
bemuse he was a juvenile
He was charged ss an
adult with robber; with a
firearm oe deadh weapon
but the charge was
10 l2
In )one_ he was arrested
by Miramar police o
charges including battery
on a law enforcement offi-
ce. and resisting an officer
with violence
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The City of Miami has tentatively adopted
a budget
for Fiscal Year 2010-2011.
A public hearing to make a FINAL DECISION on the
will be held on
budget AND TAXES
Monday, September 27, 2010
at 5:05 pm
at
City Hall, City Commission Chambers,
3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida.
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BUDGET SUMMARY / CITY OF MIAMI - F1SCAL YEAR
2010-2011
* THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDRURES
OF THE CRY OF MIAMI
ARE 3.8% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES.
General Fern 72740
Vam8 Dint 02701
MERU SP®AL DENT 11a6T
Mem=NSVDAS RAID REVOKE MANX as MEW, COAL
Tawas Mace TM 61000
M Valben Tam 7.6740 214,237,412 214,277,412
M Valorem Tan 0.97111 (Nand 08D0 28,999205 23.999205
Women NI Valorem Len 6.200000 9.200.000
1OLAAr Valuate Taal 100000 100,000
F020012 Feat a OtherTaa 36.269.000 62439,304 105.708.304
80002 1.500000 2.003 1502,000
Foes a Fedeams 14,133.112 14.133.112
IMAIMennental Revenue 43.4111282 11265.627 54.784.939
Llmtses and Permits 30444.313 30,444,313
Omer Ravenna 11,050.000 900.000 11,950.000
01w9es for Santa 82.582.763 6806547 89,399,360
1O02180109105 442935.882 B9.513228 28.999.605 560,442015
T04860(84n 57,076.360 13.229.987 35.347,789 105254.556
Fend 96eaa4amverNel Assets 0
70004801391035, TRA3SPE S a 500.012.742 101.743,435 64.347.394 1366.103.571
BALANCES
DO' NTIMAIES
General 08=00e11 41,835,179 2904,027
4/.739.206
Pla9a,g 8 Devecgmem 7.753.072 74,003
C0mmmM Dnao7ment 196.824
7.827.072
196,824
Pubic Wale 49.804,631 49.804631
Pub. Safely 196.633.133 196,633.133
Pomc Amines 4.226.509 4,364.7E2 8.591271
Pala end Pebanto 22-964.797 900.050 23264,787
Risk R0009e11e11 628.4.050 62.844250
Name 72.239.756 72.239,756
000-08=614116 20517.699 20.517.69/3
Debt Services 64.347,394 64.347,394
TOTAL 6XPENDITU ES 478.218.824 8.439.613 64.347294 551.005.831
51100e6-0111 16.793.9113 93.3133.822 740
Rod Baa,tr1Peseva.MtAssea 110,097,
5.000200 5.000.40
TOOL APPROPRIATED NIMURES.
TRANSFERS. ROOMS & BALANCES 500.012.742 101243435 64247.394 666303.571
11E IVOT 1NE. A170P1ED. N4D/01 RIVAL BUDGETS ARE ON ALE IN TEE OFFICE OF RE ABOVE MENTIONED TAMS AUTHORITY AS A
RBUC RECORD.
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BUDGET SUMMARY
Wage of Key Biscayne - Fiscal Year 2011
1HE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET FIIPBIDf1URES OF THE VILLAGE OF IQ:Y BISCAYNE ARE 1.83%
MORE THAN LAST YEARS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES
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Glades work
progress slow.
report says
• AMOR/DOA. FROM 1E
pro -'
. 1 and engimeering studies
s
coun:iess meetings and
endless re'_ tape.
Still. :he
27.-page report ma's_ clear :hat
the -r.aSenges have only
grows more difOcul: —
particulariy from water
ooiluricn —and the need
accelerateto project_
more pressing. ss"The overriding mes-
sage is this resto00don is
going to take longer and
re expensive than
...rally planned." said
Frank Davis. an environ-
mental science processor
a: the University of Cali-
fornia and the
mm coittee 01 Li scientists
who wrote the conpres-
sionally mandated analy-
sis. 'It's critical to star
showing real ecological
improvement to convince
poiiaymakers and the pub-
lic that you're efficiently
managing these projects."
KEY CHALLENGE
The key hurdle, Davis
said remains the project's
original goal -Getting the
rigb1" will demand
new approaches and pro-
jects to supply enough
dean water to mimic his-
toric flow in the River of
Grass before it was
reduced to half its original
size by development and
bottled op by roads and
flood -control levees
With the state falling
short in meeting the pris-
tine standards required to
protect native plants in
the Glades. the council
report calls fora massive
54,000-ace ezpansion of a
nerwork of marshes used
to scrub phosphorus flow-
ing into the Glades from
farms, ranches and sub-
urbs
The concerns echo
recent filings from the
US. Envirotlmental Pro-
tection Agency and a
court -appointed special
master in two federal law-
suits over Everglades pol-
lution. It has become
clear, Davis said, that the
original Everglades resto-
ration pl. approved by
Congress in 2000 -under-
estimated the water qual-
ity cha lenges.'
With pollution cleanup
a state responsibility, that
could mean an estimated
S1 n billion expense for
water managers already
cutting budgets with a
chain saw.
CRIST DEAL
The council report also
echoed the EPA and spe-
cial master in supporting
Gov. Charlie Crist's con-
troversial 3197 million
i land deal with US. Sugar
Corp., which has been
approved bywater manag-
en but not yet finalized.
Plans call for eventually
converting the 27,000
aces to water storage and
treatment areas.
The report from the
council, part of the non-
; profit National Academy
of Sciences, was the third
in a series of biennial rode-
' pendent assessments
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enn'i muifes dray
ai the 1'nciiena1-s
l i r L: fr-giaci e_ '.
'eslooafion Fj7Ct'L
have grown MON'
difilCUIL
ordered oy COtl:ess ant'
e 10-year
mark o - effort jointly
managed by the CS. Arms
Corps_ of Engineers and
the South Florida Ware:
Managemem Disci`
Ir struck a de0deiy gen-
tler tone than a blistering
review issued in 200E.
which bemoaned state -
federal lnreragency nu(
battles, waffling political
support, excessive red
rape and lengthy eonsmtr
Lion delays — all com-
pounded by ballooning
cos: estimates that still
will likely double or triple
the original S6 billion
price tag.
This time, the council
found a long -delayed
boost in federal funding
had helped fill a drop in
state funds by kickstaetiog
four construction projects
and other smaller pilot
projects Most of them are
in Miami -Dade, including
fie -mile bridge across
the Tamiami Trail
intended to improve water
flows to the parched east-
ern side of Everglades
National Park and two
others to improve fresh
water flow to Biscayne
Bay and Florida Bay.
And at least one part of
the environment has dra-
matically improved.
Water managers and the
Corps finally agreed on a
contentious
ntentious
cost -sharing agreement
and, the report noted.
"there have been notewor-
thy improvements in the
pare of implementation
and in the relationship
between the federal and
state pantries.'
UNRESOLVED
But the report also
found many problems
remain unresolved —
most notably, water man-
agement conflicts that
periodically flood Micro-
sukee Tube Iands — and
that much of the great
marsh and its wildlife
remains in decline. While
the endangered Florida
Panther and Cape Sable
seaside sparrow popula-
tions have stabilized the
Everglades snail kite has
largely vanished from its
namesake home
Water managers didn't
quibble with the report.
In a joint letter sent
Thursday to the research
committee, Mimi Drew,
secretary of the Florida
Department of Environ-
mental Protection, and
Carol Ann Wehle, execu-
tive director of the South
Florida Water Manage-
ment District, said they
concurred with the "over-
all evaluation" and said
the state's commitment to
the work remained strong.
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Village of Key Biscayne
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The Vilna of Key Biscayne has tentatively adopted a
budget to fiscal year 2010-2011
A PW9c Hearing to make a FINAL DECISION m the
budget AND TAXES sr! be held on
Tuesday, September 213, 2010
7d10 P.M.
Connell Chamber
560 Crandon Boulevard
Kay Blerayne, Ronda
Conchae H. Alvarez. MMC
Milano Clerk
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AVISO DE AUDIENCIA DE PRESUPUESTO
La Cuidad de Miami ha adoptado,
tentativamente su presupuesto
para el
ano fiscal 2010-2011.
Se tomara una DECISION FINAL
a cerca el presupuesto E IMPUESTOS
el
lunes, 27 de septiembre del 2010
a 5:05 pm
en
La Alcaldia de Miami
3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida.
uer 1. 11
RESUMEN PRESUPUESTARIO / CIUDAD DE MIAMI - ANO FISCAL 2010-2011
' LOS GASTOS DEL PRESUPUESTO DE OPERACION PROPUESTOS PARA LA CIUDAD DE
MIAMI SON 3.8% MEMOS OUE LOS GASTOS TOTALES DE OPERACION DEL ANO PASADO.
Fondo Genarel 7.6740
Daub pm Vmo 1187171 FON00 OE 8011110 DE FON000 EN
FON00 INGRESOS SERVIGO EDE10011150
ESBMA00 DE PERMS GENERAL ESPECNLES OE OEOO,AS 0 COMO AGENTS TOTAL
Impostor Ml•dmes el Oiler per 21000
Impacme par Ankle 78740 214227,412 214237012
Impontos par Arable (per Mo108701 25899005 28049005
endorsees dor AAab30 An®tl& 9200000 9.200.000
&mimercs eaem bores& par Malin 1apa00 100.000
Camas de Fn0OW2 y 0bm mouemm 36.269.000 69.439304 105.708.304
Masses 1500.000 2.000 1.502000
Mabry rantnemones 14,133,112 14,133,112
homes Imerpubememeudea 43.419282 11.365.627 54.784909
iterates y Pe&901 30,4M,313 30.144,313
ODu Inns= 11,050,000 900,000 11.950,000
Cargos porsemedas 82,582.763 60116.597 89389060
TOTAL DE FUENTES OE 12110E50 412.935,862 88,513.528 28.999.605 560.449.015
Tlanslerendes Redbirds 57.078,860 13.229,907 35347,789 105,654,556
Said° de Fana&DbaerruUC5ru Nebo 0
TOTAL DE 1009E500,T021590E0011C9*5 500,012.742 101,743.435 64,347,394 666,103.571
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DASTOSICOSTOS
Gabler& Genera 41.835.179 2,901.027 44.739.206
lialked&n y Gemrollo 7,753,072 71000 7.827.072
Deealdb Comu2Mno 196,824 196824
Maas PGDlbai 49,804.831 49801.631
05051050 Pdelm 196,633.133 195,633,133
0006810*119012110 t 4,226.509 4,961,762 8.591271
pdbn 02 Pukes y flecru,384,797 900.000 23,284,797
Admlm0badde as Mesas 62E144.050 82,844,050
Pen do 72.239.756 72239.756
Guess no Deoanmemaes 20,517,688 20,517,698
Codas de Demos 64,347,394 64.347,394
TOTAL DE 0AST051COSTOS 478,218.824 8,139,619 64047094 551.005031
TraWaendn 010193dee 16,793,918 93.303,822 110,097.740
SEao Os Form0Meserres/Ac Bros tidos 5.000.000 5.000.000
TOTAL OE 600105 APROPRI8000, 505012,742 101,743,435 64.947,394 886,103.571
TMNSFERENCWB, RFBERVAS V SALD05
LOS PRESUPUESTOS PROVE1O14ALFS.ADOPTA0050/0 DEFOR(NOS SE ENCUENTMNARCNNADOS EN IA OR0NA DE LA ANTES MEN-
00NADAAU ORIDAD RStla COMO REGI57580 POB000.
Pried& &Thompson, CMC
C119 Can AO 14a1
representante de is Mesa
de Umoad Dem3mvd:a er.
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"Chavez ha entregado
macho, recursos do los
venerolanos a passes como
Nicaragua c Bolivia'.
agrego Mena. "i@uer. le
pile rendiribc de cuentas
a Chaves. la presencia de
Venezuela va a surer en
el Parietmo pare permitir
qua los Oene9olano5 y los
latinoameriranos sepan
en que se ha mvertido ese
dinero entre5ado por Cha-
vez: pare que sepan que se
ha becho con ese dinero
en Nicaragua. en Bolivia.
en Ecuador. y en Cuba.
done sc ester entregando
petreleo gramit0 pare
mantener a ere regimen
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vandal: dor el Parlatino
tambien podria ser mues-
tra de la form:°. de le
oposcion dentro de Vene-
zuela. a diferencia de to
que sucedere durance las
eiecmones parlamenta-
ries. donde los cambios en
la ley electoral permiti-
rian a1 gobierno samr coal
diputados que la oposi-
clan. incluso en el rasp de
que obtenga un manor
oilmen) de votes.
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medir el voto popular es
travel del fore latinoamn
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per ejemDlo. 7 millones de
votes. y el gobierno 6
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on millan de votes le va a
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nes 1presidendalesl".
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per la Florida. incluyendo one en Jupiter el jueves
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MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Miami -Dade County, Florida
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE:
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
MARIA MESA, who on oath says that he or she is the
LEGAL CLERK, Legal Notices of the Miami Daily Business
Review f/k/a Miami Review, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday
and Legal Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in Miami -Dade
County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement,
being a Legal Advertisement of Notice in the matter of
(#14830)
CITY OF MIAMI
PROPOSED ORDINANCES - SEPT. 27, 2010
in the XXXX Court,
was published in said newspaper in the issues of
09/17/2010
Affiant further says that the said Miami Daily Business
Review is a newspaper published at Miami in said Miami -Dade
County, Florida and that the said newspaper has
heretofore been continuously published in said Miami -Dade County,
Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays)
and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post
office in Miami in said Miami -Dade County, Florida, for a
period of one year next preceding the first publication of the
attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he or
she has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation
any discount, re - = = ••' sion or refund for the purpose
of securing r •ublication in the said
new
Swor j,t• subscribed before me this
17 day of PTEMBER
(SEAL)
MARIA MESA personally known to
2010
+ Notary Puolic State of Florida
veronica Perez
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2010 SEP 2 I AM 10: 42
PRISCILLA A. THOMPSON
CITY CLERK
CITYOKSIASIt TIPDIRIDA1I; FL
,...
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES -
Notice is hereby.given that the City Commission of the City of Miami,'
Florida, will consider the following ordinances on second and final reading
on September:; 27; . 2010 commencing at .5:05; p.m., in the City
Commission Chambers located at 3500 .Pan American Drive, Miami,
. ORDINANCE
.AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION DEFINING AND
DESIGNATING THE,TERRITORIAL LIMITS FOR THE,CITY OF MIAMI
FOR THE PURPOSE OF 'TAXATION; FIXING- THE MILLAGE AND
LEVYING TAXES.IN THE'CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL
YEAFR•BEGINNING-OCTOBER 1, 2010 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,
2011; CONTAININGA SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE. '
ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI'CITY.COMMISSION, WITH ATTACH;
MENT(S), RELATED TO TAXATION, DEFINING AND DESIGNATING
THE TERRITORIAL LIMITS. OF THE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; FIXING THE MILLAGE
AND LEVYING TAXES IN SAID DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DIS-
TRICT FOR THE FISCAL.YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 2010 AND
ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 201'1', AT.FIVE.TENTHS (5) MILLS ON THE
DOLLAR OF NONEXEMPT•ASSESSED VALUE OF ALL REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN SAID•DISTRICT; PROVIDING -THAT SAID
MILLAGE AND THE.LEVYING OF -TAXES WITHIN,THE TERRITORIAL
LIMITS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ("CITY") AS 'REFLECTED. IN THE
CITY'S MILLAGE LEVY ORDINANCE FOR THE AFORESAID FISCAL
YEAR WHICH IS REQUIRED BY CITY CHARTER SECTION 27; PRO-
VIDING THAT THE FIXING OF THE MILLAGE AND THE LEVYING OF
TAXES HEREIN • SHALL BE -INr ADDITION.. TO -SPECIAL ASSESS-
MENTS; PROVIDING THAT THIS. ORDINANCE SHALL NOT BE
DEEMED AS REPEALING OR AMENDING ANY OTHER ORDINANCE
FIXING MILLAGE OR LEVYING TAXES; BUT SHALL BE DEEMED
SUPPLEMENTAL AND IN ADDITION THERETO; CONTAINING A SEV-
ERABILITY CLAUSE AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Said proposed ordinances may be inspected by the public at the Office of
the City Clerk, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, Monday through
Friday, excluding holidays, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., or at
http://www.mlamlgov.com/Agendas/pubmeet.asa, five days before
the date of the Commission Meeting.
All interested persons may appear at the meeting and may be heard with
respect to the proposed ordinances. Should any person desire to appeal
any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter to be con-
sidered 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
10-4-86/1564602