HomeMy WebLinkAboutExhibitAPPENDIX A
City Commission Resolution No. R-16-0323, adopted July 14, 2016
As the "Preliminary Assessment Resolution" and the "Initial Assessment Resolution"
City of Miami
Master Report
Enactment Number: R-16-0323
City Hall
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, FL 33133
www.miamigov.com
File Number: 16-00826
Version: 1
File Type: Resolution
Reference: Controlling Body: Office of the City
Clerk
File Name: Auth, Assessment of Solid Waste Fee FY'16-17 Introduced: 6/6/2016
Requester: Department of Management Cost: Final Action: 7/14/2016
and Budget
Status: Passed
Title: A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENTS, RELATING TO
THE PROVISION OF SOLID WASTE SERVICES, FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS IN THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA; DESCRIBING THE METHOD OF ASSESSING SOLID WASTE COSTS
AGAINST PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF MIAMI; DIRECTING THE
PREPARATION OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL; AUTHORIZING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SEPTEMBER 6, 2016, OR ANY OTHER DATE BEFORE SEPTEMBER 19, 2016, WHICH IS (A) SET
BY THE CITY COMMISSION AND (B) PUBLICLY NOTICED, AND DIRECTING THE PROVISION
OF NOTICE THEREOF; FURTHER AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
DETERMINE THE APPLICABLE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS FOR THE ASSESSMENT ROLL
ON OR BEFORE THE LATEST POSSIBLE DATE BEFORE SUBMISSION OF SUCH REQUIRED
INFORMATION TO THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER FOR THE
ESTIMATED SOLID WASTE ASSESSMENT RATE SCHEDULE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Sponsors:
Notes:
Indexes:
Attachments: 16-00826 Summary Form.pdf,16-00826 Notice to the Public.pdf,16-00826 Back -Up from Law
Dept.pdf,16-00826 Pre-Legislation.pdf,16-00826 Legislation.pdf,16-00826 Appendix A.pdf,16-00826
Appendix B.pdf,16-00826 Appendix C.pdf,16-00826 Appendix D.pdf,16-00826 Appendix
E.pdf,16-00826 Appendix F.pdf,
History of Legislative File
Version: Acting Body:
Date: Action: Sent To:
Due Date: Return Date: Result:
Office of the City 7/5/2016
Attorney
Office of the Mayor 7/14/2016
Office of the City Clerk 7/14/2016
City Commission 7/14/2016
Reviewed and
Approved
Signed by the Mayor
Signed and Attested
by City Clerk
ADOPTED
Office of the City
Clerk
Pass
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City of Miami
Legislation
Resolution: R-16-0323
City Hall
3500 Pan American
Drive
Miami, FL 33133
www.miamigov.com
File Number: 16-00826 Final Action Date: 7/14/2016
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENTS,
RELATING TO THE PROVISION OF SOLID WASTE SERVICES, FACILITIES AND
PROGRAMS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; DESCRIBING THE METHOD OF
ASSESSING SOLID WASTE COSTS AGAINST PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE
CITY OF MIAMI; DIRECTING THE PREPARATION OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL;
AUTHORIZING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR SEPTEMBER 6, 2016, OR ANY OTHER
DATE BEFORE SEPTEMBER 19, 2016, WHICH IS (A) SET BY THE CITY
COMMISSION AND (B) PUBLICLY NOTICED, AND DIRECTING THE PROVISION
OF NOTICE THEREOF; FURTHER AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY
MANAGER TO DETERMINE THE APPLICABLE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS FOR
THE ASSESSMENT ROLL ON OR BEFORE THE LATEST POSSIBLE DATE
BEFORE SUBMISSION OF SUCH REQUIRED INFORMATION TO THE
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER FOR THE ESTIMATED SOLID
WASTE ASSESSMENT RATE SCHEDULE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Authority. This Resolution is adopted pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No.
11807, adopted June 22, 1999, which amended Chapter 22-12 of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, as amended (the "City Code"), Sections 166.021, 166.041, 197.3632, 197.3635, and
403.7049, Florida Statutes, and other applicable provisions of law.
Section 2. Purpose and definitions. This Resolution constitutes the Initial Assessment
Resolution ("Initial Assessment Resolution"). All capitalized words and terms not otherwise defined
herein shall have the meanings set forth in Chapter 22 of the City Code. Unless the context indicates
otherwise, words imparting the singular number, include the plural number, and vice versa. As used in
this Resolution, the following terms shall have the following meanings, unless the context hereof
otherwise requires:
"Assessed Property" and "Assessed Properties" mean(s) (a) those residential properties of
single family and multifamily residences of three (3) units or less and (b) those other Residential Units
historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City Code, all of which are located
within the City and which are Residential Units as defined in the City Code, which are also Dwelling
Units as defined below, and that are identified to be included in the Assessment Roll pursuant to
Section 22-12 of the City Code and this Initial Assessment Resolution pursuant to the attached and
incorporated "Appendix A" Miami -Dade County Land Use Codes (collectively, "CLUC Codes") as
further specified in attached and incorporated "Appendix B" Property Use Categories.
"Commercial Property" means those properties with a code description designated as
"Commercial" in the CLUC Codes as further specified in attached "Appendix B" Property Use
Categories.
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"Cost Apportionment" means the apportionment of the Solid Waste Assessed Cost among all
Appendix B Property Use Categories according to the demand percentages related to the delivery of
Solid Waste services to residential Dwelling Units established pursuant to the Cost Apportionment
methodology described in Section 6 of this Initial Assessment Resolution.
"Dwelling Unit" means (a) a building, or a portion thereof, available to be used for residential
purposes, consisting of one or more rooms arranged, designed, used, or intended to be used as living
quarters for one family only or (b) the use of land in which lots or spaces are offered for rent or lease
for the placement of mobile homes, travel trailers, or the like for residential purposes.
"Estimated Solid Waste Assessment Rate Schedule" means that rate schedule attached as
"Appendix C" Estimated Solid Waste Assessment Rate Schedule which is incorporated herein by
reference, specifying the Solid Waste Assessed Costs determined in Section 8 of this Initial
Assessment Resolution and the estimated Solid Waste Assessments established in Section 8 of this
Initial Assessment Resolution.
"Industrial/Warehouse Property" means those tax parcels with a CLUC Code description
designated as "Industrial/Warehouse" in the CLUC Codes as further specified in "Appendix B"
Property Use Categories.
"Parcel Apportionment" means the apportionment of the Solid Waste Assessed Costs for Solid
Waste services among (a) all residential property for single family and multi -family residences of three
(3) units or less and (b) those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section
22-16 of the City Code, all on a per Dwelling Unit basis for Residential Unit(s) as defined in the City
Code pursuant to the Parcel Apportionment methodology described in Section 7 of this Initial
Assessment Resolution.
Section 3. Provision and funding of Solid Waste services.
(a) Upon the imposition of Solid Waste Assessments for Solid Waste services, facilities, or
programs against Assessed Property located within the City, the City shall provide Solid Waste
services to such Assessed Property. A portion of the cost to provide such Solid Waste services,
facilities, or programs shall be funded from proceeds of the Solid Waste Assessments. The remaining
cost required to provide Solid Waste services, facilities, and programs shall be funded by legally
available City revenues other than Solid Waste Assessment proceeds.
(b) It is ascertained, determined, and declared that each parcel of Assessed Property located
within the City will be benefited by the City's provision of Solid Waste services, facilities, and programs
in an amount not less than the Solid Waste Assessment imposed against such parcel in the manner
set forth in this Initial Assessment Resolution.
Section 4. Imposition and computation of Solid Waste Assessments. Pursuant to Section 22-2
of the City Code, the City provides Solid Waste services to (a) single and multi -family residences of
three (3) units or less and (b) those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under
Section 22-16 of the City Code, all of which are located within the City. Solid Waste services include,
but are not limited to, (a) garbage collection, conveyance, and disposal services twice a week; (b)
recycling collection, conveyance and disposal services every other week; and (c) Bulky waste
collection, conveyance and disposal services on a weekly basis. Solid Waste Assessments shall be
imposed against all residential parcels for single family and multi -family residences of three (3) units or
less. Additionally, the City has historically imposed and continues to impose Solid Waste Assessments
upon those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City
Code. The Director of the Department of Solid Waste in the manner set forth in this Initial Assessment
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Resolution shall compute Solid Waste Assessments for the Assessed Properties. The amount of the
Solid Waste Assessment imposed upon improved residential property within the City is equal to or less
than the cost of the processing and disposal of Solid Waste generated from such residential property
for the period of October 1, 2016 to September 30, 2017. The Solid Waste Assessment is imposed
equally upon all Assessed Properties located within the City. No profit is included within the Solid
Waste Assessment. The amount of the Solid Waste Assessment is apportioned to the Assessed
Properties in an amount equal to or less than the benefit received by such residential properties which
are Residential Unit(s) as defined in the City Code.
Section 5. Legislative determination of special benefit and fair apportionment. It is ascertained
and declared that the Solid Waste Assessed Costs provide a special benefit to each Assessed
Property based upon the following legislative determinations.
(a) Upon the adoption of this Initial Assessment Resolution determining the Solid Waste
Assessed Costs and identifying the Assessed Properties to be included in the Assessment Roll, the
legislative determinations of special benefit ascertained and declared herein are ratified, approved,
adopted, confirmed, and incorporated into this Initial Assessment Resolution by reference.
(b) Solid Waste services possess a logical relationship to the use and enjoyment of improved
residential property by (1) protecting and enhancing the value of the improvements and structures
through the provision of available Solid Waste services; (2) protecting the attractiveness, health, safety
and welfare of intended occupants in the use and enjoyment of improvements and structures within
improved residential parcels; (3) providing better services to owners and tenants; and (4) enhancing
environmentally responsible uses and enjoyment of residential land.
(c) All of the annual Department of Solid Waste budget, a portion of which may be funded from
special assessment proceeds, is required to meet anticipated demand for the delivery of Solid Waste
services to (1) single family and multi -family residences of three (3) units or less and (2) those other
Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City Code, all of which
are located within the City and which are Dwelling Units as defined above and which are Residential
Unit(s) as defined in the City Code.
(d) It is fair and reasonable to use the CLUC Codes for the Cost Apportionment and the Parcel
Apportionment because (1) the Miami -Dade County Property Appraiser's Tax Roll ("Tax Roll")
database employing the use of such property use codes is the most comprehensive, accurate, and
reliable information readily available to determine the property use and Building Area for improved
residential property within the City, and (2) the Tax Roll database, within which such property use
codes are maintained by the Miami -Dade County Property Appraiser ("Property Appraiser"), allows for
the development of an Assessment Roll of Assessed Properties (collectively, "Assessment Roll") with
residential parcel designations compatible with those used on the Tax Roll in conformity with the
requirements of the Uniform Method of Collection under Sections 197.3632 and 197.3635, Florida
Statutes.
(e) The data available in the CLUC Codes is useful because the CLUC Codes represent
records maintained by the Property Appraiser with the most available publicly recorded information
relative to a particular residential property.
(f) Apportioning Solid Waste Assessed Costs among classifications of improved residential
property for (1) single family and multi -family residences of three (3) units or less and (2) those other
Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City Code, all of which
are located within the City, is based upon historical demand for Solid Waste services by such
residential properties and is fair and reasonable and proportional to the special benefit received by
such residential properties.
(g) The size or the value of the residential property does not determine the scope of the
required Solid Waste services. The potential demand for Solid Waste services is driven by the
existence of a Dwelling Unit which is a Residential Unit as defined in the City Code and the anticipated
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average occupant population of such Dwelling Unit.
(h) Apportioning the Solid Waste Assessed Costs for Solid Waste services attributable to
residential property for (1) single family and multi -family residences of three (3) units or less and (2)
those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City Code,
all of which are located within the City, on a per Dwelling Unit basis (1) is a fair and reasonable method
of Parcel Apportionment based upon historical City Solid Waste services data for such residential
properties which are Residential unit(s) as defined in the City Code and (2) is required to avoid cost
inefficiency and unnecessary administration.
Section 6. Cost Apportionment methodology.
(a) The City determined the cost of Solid Waste services by analyzing data from the
Department of Solid Waste related to the delivery of Solid Waste services to residential Dwelling Units.
The City provides garbage and trash collection to every Residential Unit as defined in the City Code
which is a Dwelling Unit. The City transports to and disposes the collected Solid Waste material at
locations not under the control of the City. Consequently, the City pays what is commonly referred to
as a "tipping fee" for said disposal.
(b) The cost was garnered by determining the total cost of the Solid Waste services to the
Residential Units as defined in the City Code, including but not limited to, equipment, salaries, and
tipping fees. Those Solid Waste costs were then apportioned on an equal basis to each of the parcels
with the Residential Property Use Category on a per Dwelling Unit basis.
(c) The facts that any Residential Unit as defined in the City Code (1) is located in the City and
(2) is occupied shall be proof that garbage, trash or other refuse is being produced or accumulated
upon such premises. However, a temporary residential vacancy, regardless of duration, shall not
authorize a refund or excuse the nonpayment of the Solid Waste Assessment.
(d) "Appendix A" and "Appendix B", attached, contain designations of Miami -Dade County
Land Use Code Descriptions by Property Use Category with the CLUC Codes. Except for Tax Parcels
for those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of the City
Code, Tax Parcels with a Multi -Family Residential Property Use Category for Residential Units of more
than three (3) Dwelling Units, and Tax Parcels within the Single Family Residential Property Use
Category designated as Cluster Home, Mobile Home, Condominium or Cooperative shall not be
assessed because the City does not provide Solid Waste services to them. They shall, however, have
services provided by a Commercial Solid Waste Collector as provided for in the City Code.
Section 7. Parcel Apportionment methodology.
(a) The apportionment among Tax Parcels of that portion of the Solid Waste Assessed Costs
apportioned to each Residential Property Use Category under the Cost Apportionment shall be
consistent with the Parcel Apportionment methodology described and determined in attached and
incorporated as "Appendix D", which Parcel Apportionment methodology is ratified, confirmed,
approved, adopted, and incorporated into this Initial Assessment Resolution by reference.
(b) It is acknowledged that the Parcel Apportionment methodology described and determined
in attached as "Appendix D" is to be applied in the calculation of the estimated Solid Waste
Assessment rates established in Section 8 of this Initial Assessment Resolution.
Section 8. Determination of Solid Waste Assessed Costs; establishment of initial Solid Waste
Assessments.
(a) The Solid Waste Assessed Costs to be assessed and apportioned among benefited parcels
pursuant to the Cost Apportionment and the Parcel Apportionment for the fiscal year commencing
October 1, 2016, is the amount determined in the Estimated Solid Waste Assessment Rate Schedule,
attached and incorporated as Appendix C. The approval of the Estimated Solid Waste Assessment
Rate Schedule by the adoption of this Initial Assessment Resolution determines the amount of the
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Solid Waste Assessed Costs. The remainder of such Fiscal Year budget for Solid Waste services,
facilities, and programs shall be funded from available City revenues other than Solid Waste
Assessment proceeds.
(b) The estimated Solid Waste Assessments specified in the Estimated Solid Waste
Assessment Rate Schedule are estimated at this time to fund the specified Solid Waste Assessed
Costs determined to be assessed in the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2016. The City Manager is
authorized and directed as set forth below in Section 9 to finalize and establish the number of
households necessary to determine the preliminary Assessment Roll and the resulting total revenue.
(c) The estimated Solid Waste Assessments established in this Initial Assessment Resolution
shall be the estimated assessment rates applied by the City Manager in the preparation of the
preliminary Assessment Roll for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2016, as provided in Section 9
of this Initial Assessment Resolution.
Section 9. Assessment Roll.
(a) The City Manager is authorized and directed to prepare, or cause to be prepared, a
preliminary Assessment Roll for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2016, in the manner provided
in Section 197.3632, Florida Statutes. The Assessment Roll shall include all Tax Parcels within the
Residential Property Use Categories for (1) single family and multi -family residences of three (3) units
or less and (2) those other Residential Units historically allowed to be assessed under Section 22-16 of
the City Code, all of which are located within the City and all of which are Residential Unit(s) as
defined in the City Code and which are Dwelling Units as defined above. The City Manager shall
apportion the estimated Solid Waste Assessed Cost to be recovered through Solid Waste
Assessments in the manner set forth in this Initial Assessment Resolution. A copy of this Initial
Assessment Resolution, documentation related to the estimated amount of the Solid Waste Assessed
Cost to be recovered through the imposition of Solid Waste Assessments and the preliminary
Assessment Roll shall be maintained on file in the Office of the City Clerk and open to public
inspection. The foregoing shall not be construed to require that the preliminary Assessment Roll be in
printed form if the amount of the Solid Waste Assessment for each parcel of property can be
determined by the use of a computer terminal available to the public.
(b) It is ascertained, determined, and declared that the method of determining the Solid Waste
Assessments for Solid Waste services as set forth in this Initial Assessment Resolution is a fair and
reasonable method of apportioning the Solid Waste Assessed Cost among parcels of Assessed
Property located within the City.
(c) The City Manager is authorized and directed to determine the applicable number of
households for the Assessment Roll on or before the latest possible date before submission of such
required information to the Property Appraiser for the Estimated Solid Waste Assessment Rate
Schedule for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2016.
Section 10. Method of collection. The Solid Waste Assessments shall be collected under
the combined notice for ad valorem taxes and non -ad valorem assessments in substantially the same
manner as provided in Sections 197.3632 and 197.3635, Florida Statutes.
Section 11. Authorization of public hearing. There is established a public hearing to be held
at 5:05 p.m. on September 6, 2016, or on any other date before September 19, 2016 which is (a) set
by the City Commission and (b) publicly noticed in the City Commission Chambers of City Hall, 3500
Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, at which time the City Commission will receive and consider any
comments on the Solid Waste Assessments from the public and affected property owners and
consider imposing Solid Waste Assessments and collecting such assessments using the uniform
method provided in Section 197.3632, Florida Statutes. Nothing shall preclude the City Commission
from recessing and reconvening the public hearing at another date and time, or at another site or
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facility to make the attendance or participation by all interested persons more comfortable or
convenient.
Section 12. Notices. The City Manager shall publish a notice of the public hearing
authorized by Section 11 hereof in the manner and time provided for in Sections 197.3632 and
197.3635, Florida Statutes. The notice shall be published pursuant to Section 197.3635(4)(b), Florida
Statutes, at least twenty (20) days prior to the required public hearing, in substantially the form
attached as "Appendix E". The City Manager shall also publish a notice of "Full Cost Accounting for
Solid Waste Management" in accordance with Section 403.7049, Florida Statutes, and Florida
Administrative Code Chapter 62-708, in substantially the form attached as "Appendix F".
Section 13. Application of Solid Waste Assessment proceeds. The approval of the
Estimated Solid Waste Assessment Rate Schedule by the adoption of this Initial Assessment
Resolution determines the amount of the Solid Waste Assessed Costs. The remainder of such Fiscal
Year budget for Solid Waste services, facilities, and programs shall be funded from legally available
City revenues other than Solid Waste Assessment proceeds. Proceeds derived by the City from the
Solid Waste Assessments will be utilized for the provision of Solid Waste services, facilities, and
programs. In the event there is any fund balance remaining at the end of the fiscal year, such balance
shall be carried forward and used only to fund Solid Waste services, facilities, and programs.
Section 14. Effective Date. The provisions contained in this Initial Assessment Resolution
shall take effect immediately upon its passage, adoption, and signature by the Mayor. {1}
Footnotes:
{1} If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective at the end of ten (10) calendar
days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Resolution, it shall become
effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission.
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APPENDIX A
CLUC CODES
Appendix A
County Land Use Codes (CLUC)
• 0000 REFERENCE ONLY
00.01 RESIDENTIAL - SINGLE FAVEILY
0002 DUPLEX
0003 MULTIFAMILY 3 OR MORE UNITS
0004 RESIDENTIAL -TOTAL VALUE
0005 CLUSTER HOME
0006 MOBILE HOME
0007 CONDOMINIUM - RESIDENTIAL
0006 COOPERATIVE - RESIDENTIAL
0009 MIXED USE - RESIDENTIAL
0'010 TOWNHOUSE
0'011 RETAIL OUTLET
0012 REPAIRS - NON AUTOMOTIVE
0013 OFFICE BUILDING.
0014 WHOLESALE OUTLET
0016 ENTERTAINMENT
0016 LEASEHOLD INTEREST
0017 COMMERCIAL - TOTAL VALUE
0018 CONDOMINIUM - COMMERCIAL
0019 AUTOMOTIVE OR MARINE
0020-0OCK - TOTAL VALUE
0021 HOTEL
0022 MOTEL
0023 CONDOMINIUM - TIMESHARING
0024 CAMPSITE
0025 ENTERPRISE ZONE TOTAL VALUE
00.26 SERVICE STATION - AUTOMOTIVE
0029 MIXED USE - COMMERCIAL
0031 MINERAL PROCESSING
0032 LIGHT MFG & FOOD PROCESSING
0034 CANNERIES - BOTTLER
0036. HEAVY IND OR LUMBER YARD
0037 WAREHOUSE OR STORAGE
0039 MIXED USE - INDUSTRIAL
0040 MUNICIPAL
0041 EDUCATIONAL - PRIVATE
.0042. CLUB OR HALL - PRIVATE
0043 HEALTH CARE
0044 RELIGIOUS
0046PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
0046 PENAL INSTITUTION
0047 DADE COUNTY
0048 BOARD Or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
0049 MIXED USE -GOVERNMENTAL
0060 .CULTURAL, - LITERARY
0061 PRIVATE PARK
0052 PLAYGROUND
0053 GOLF. COURSE
.0054 CEMETERY
.0066 BENEVOLENT
Appendix A
Countylands Use Codes (.CLUC)
0056 SCIENTIFIC
0057 PARSONAGE '
0058 YMCA - YWCA
0059 MIXED USE - INSTITUTIONAL
0061 AIRPORT/TERMINAL OR MARINA
0062 RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
0063 UTILITY
0064 RIGHT-OF-WAY
.0065 PARKING LOT
0066 EXTRA FEA OTHER THAN PARKING
0069 MIXED USE - MISCELLANEOUS
0071 GROVE OR ORCHARD
0079 MIXED USE - AGRICULTURAL
0.080 VACANT LAND- GOVERNMENTAL
0081 VACANT LAND
0082 GLADE
0083 MARSH OR SWAMP •
0084, RECREATIONAL OR ENDANGERED
0085 SO FLORIDA WATER MGMT DIST
0086 TRUSTEE II FUND
0088 0/G/M RIGHTS
0089 BACK ASSESSMENT
.0.09Q LAND AVAILABLE FOR TAXES
0091 RIVER
0092 LAKE
0093 SUBMERGED LAND
0096 OFFICE USE ONLY
0098 FEDERAL
0099 STATE OFFLORIDA
0001 — 0010 0 Re.sidential
0011 — 00.39 0 Commercial
0040 — 0099 (excluding 0066, 0080 & 0081) 11 remaining including community -based
organizations, churches, schools, governmental
0066, 0080, 0081 vacant land
APPENDIX B
PROPERTY USE CATEGORIES
Appendix 8
Property ,Use Categories
Use Designation CLUC Code Description
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE
INSTITUTIONAL
0011 RETAIL OUTLET
0012 REPAIRS - NON AUTDIVOTIVE
0'013 OFFICE BUILDIN,G
0014 WHOLESALE OUTLET
0015 ENTERTAINMENT
0017 COMMERCIAL - TOTAL VALUE
0018 CONDOMINIUM COMMERCIAL
0019 AUTOMOTIVE, OR MARINE
0021 HOTEL
0022 MOTEL
0025 ENTERPRISE ZONE TOTAL VALUE
0026 SERVICE STATION - AUTOMOTIVE
0029 MIXED USE - COMMERCIAL
0031 MINERAL PROCESSING
0032 LIGHT MFG & FOOD PROCESSING
0034 CANNERIES - BOTTLER
0036 HEAVY IND OR LUMBER YARD
0037 WAREHOUSE OR STORAGE
0039 MIXED USE - INDUSTRIAL
0061 AIRPORT/TERMINAL OR MARINA.
0063 UTILITY
0040 MUNICIPAL
0041 EDUCATIONAL - PRIVATE
0042 CLUB OR HALL PRIVATE
0043 HEALTH CARE
0044 RELIGIOUS
0046 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
0046 PENAL INSTITUTION
0047 DAD COUNTY
0048 BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
0049 WIXED USE - GOVERNN/ ENTAL
0060 CULTURAL - LlTERARY
0055 BENEVOLENT
0056 SCIENTIFIC
0058 YMCA - YWCA
0069 MIXED USE - INSTITUTIONAL
0085 SO FLORIDA WATER MGMT DIST
0086 TRUSTEE II FUND
0098 FEDERAL
0099 STATE OF FLORIDA
B-1
Use Designation
MULTI -FAMILY
PUBLIC HOUSING
SINGLE FAMILY
CLUC Code
Description
0003 •MULTIFAMILY 3' OR MORE UNITS
00G3
GOVERNMENT MULTI -FA
VIILY
0001 RESIDENTIAL - SINGLE FAMILY
0002 DUPLEX
0004 RESIDENTIAL - TOTAL VALUE
0006 CLUSTER HOME
0006 MOBILE HOME
00:07 CONDOMINIUM - RESIDENTIAL
0008 COOPERATIVE RESIDENTIAL
0009 MIXED -USE RESIDENTIAL
0010 TOWNHOUSE
0023 CONDOMINIUM TIMESHARING
0057 PARSONAGE
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APPENDIX C
ESTIMATED SOLID WASTE
ASSESSMENT RATE SCHEDULE
APPENDIX
ESTIMATED SOLID WASTE ASSESSMENT RATE SCHEDULE
SECTION C-1, DETERMINATION OF SOLID WASTE. ASSESSED COSTS.
The estimated Solid Waste Assessed Costs to be assessed for the Fiscal Year commencing October 1,
2016, is $25,4 million'..
SECTION C-2, ESTIMATED SOLID WASTE ASSESSMENTS. The estimated Solid Waste Assessments to be
assessed and apportioned among benefited parcels, pursuant to the Cost Apportionment and Parcel
Apportionment methods, to generate the estimated Solid Waste Assessed Cost for the Fiscal Year
commencing October 1, 2016, are established as follows for the purpose of this Initial Assessment
Resolution:
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY USE CATEGORIES
RATE PER EACH DWELLING UNIT
Single Family and City -Defined Multi -Family
$380,00
C-1
APPENDIX D
PARCEL APPORTIONMENT METHODOLOGY
APPENDIX D
PARCEL APPORTIONMENT METHODOLOGY
The Cost.: Apportionment to each Residential Property Use Category shall be apportioned among
the Tax Parcels as follows:
SECTION D-1. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. The Solid Waste Assessment for each Tax Parcel of
Residential Property shall be computed as follows:
(A) The Solid Waste Assessment for each Tax Parcel of Single Family Property shall be computed by
dividing the Solid Waste Assessed Costs by the total number of Dwelling Units shown on the Tax
Roll which are attributable to Single Family Property, and then multiplying such quotient by the
number of Dwelling Units located on each Tax Parcel. of Single Family Property.
(B) Tax Parcels with a Multi -Family Residential Property Use Category, and Tax Parcels within the
Single Family Residential Property Use Category designated as Cluster Home, Mobile Home,
Condominium or Cooperative shall not be assessed because the City does not provide service to
them. They shall, however, have service provided by a Commercial Solid Waste Collector as
provided for in the City Code,
D-1
APPENDIX
FORM OF NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED
APPENDIX E
FORM OF NOTICE TO BE. PUBLISHED
NOTICE OF HEARING TO IMPOSE AND PROVIDE FOR COLLECTION OF SOLID WASTE SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS
Notice is given that the City Commission of the City of Miami will conduct a public hearing to
consider imposing Solid Waste special assessments for the provision of Solid Waste services within the
City of Miami for the Fiscal Year commencing October 1, 2016, and ending September 30, 2017.
The hearing willbe held at 5:05 p.m, on September 6,.2016, in the City Commission Chambers of
City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, for the purpose of receiving public comment on the
proposed assessments. All affected property owners have a right to appear at the hearing and to file
written objections with the City Commission within 20 days to this notice.. If a person decides to appeal
any decision made by the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at the hearing, such
person will need a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made,
including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be made. In accordance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation or an interpreter to
participate in this proceeding should contact the City Clerk at (305) 250-5360 at least seven days prior to
the date of the hearing.
The assessment for each parcel of property will be based upon each parcel's classification and
the total number of billing units attributed to that parcel. The total estimated Solid Waste Assessed
Costs to be assessed and collected for the Fiscal Year commencing October 1, 2016, is $42,6 million. The
following table reflects the proposed Solid Waste assessment schedule:
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY USE CATEGORIES
RATE PER EACH DWELLING UNIT
Single Family and City -Defined Multi -Family
$380.00
E-1
Copies of the Solid Waste Assessment Ordinance, Initial Assessment Resolution and the
preliminary assessment roll are available for inspection at the Office of the City Clerk of Miami, Florida,
3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida,
Unless proper steps are initiated in a court of competent jurisdiction to secure relief within 20
days from the date of the City Commission action at the above hearing (including the method of
apportionment, the rate of assessment and the imposition of assessments), such action shall be the final
adjudication of the issues presented.
The assessments will be collected on thesame bill as ad valorem taxes. Failure to pay the
assessment will result in either the: commencement of foreclosure proceedings or cause a tax certificate
to be issued against the property which may result in a loss of title.
If you have any questions, please contact the City of Miami at (305) 416-1570, Monday through
Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p,m.
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APPENDIX I? .FULL COST ACCOUNTING FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Type of Service
Collection
{Disposal
Recycling„
TOTAL.
Full Cost
$25,125,507
$16,314,358
$ 1,148,558
$42,588,423
Households Served Full Cost Per Household;
68,941
68,941
68,.941
68,941
$ 364:
$ 237!
$ 17
$ 618
Notes
The average waste disposed on a per household basis was determined to be 2,30 tons,
The financial exhibit reflects full costs associated with illegal dumping collection, weekly bulk trash pick-up
services, daily street litter container collection, daily street sweeping operations, dead animal
collection/disposition, Solid Waste code enforcement, landfill disposal tipping fees, recycling collection, and
citywide source reduction and recycling efforts.
Notice
Your annual special assessment for City of Miami ("City") residential solid waste services will be included on your property tax bill for
the period commencing October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017. The special assessment for solid waste services is $380 per
residential unit. Your total special assessment amount will equal $380 multiplied by the number of residential units per property, The
estimated gross revenue at this rime from all City of Miami residential solid waste services Is $25.4 million, The purpose of these
special assessments is to fund the costs of operation, purchases of equipment, and maintenance of facilities associated with these
services, The estimated cost to provide residential solid waste services to City residents is approximately $42.6 million, of which
approximately $16,3 million is payable to Miami -Dade County for the disposal of residential solid waste collected by the City,
Failure to pay your annual special assessment will cause a tax certificate to be issued against your property, whioh may result In a loss
of title to your property, The City will hold a public hearing regarding the annual special assessment for residential solid waste services
on or about September 6, 2016 (or such other date determined and noticed by the City Commission), on or after 5:05 p.rn, at City Hall,
3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133, All affected property owners have a right to appear at the public hearing and to Ole
written objections with the City Commission within twenty (20) days of this notice,
If'you have any questions, you may visit the Clty's web site at www.miamigov,com or contact Customer Service at (305) 416-1570,
NotificaciOn
Su evaluacion anual especial para los servicios de residuos solidos residenclales de la Ciudad de Miami (la "Ciudad") se incluira en su
facture del Impuesto a fa propiedad del periodo que comienza el 1 de octubre de 2016 hasty el 30 de septiembre de 2017. La
evaluacion especial para los servicios de residuos solidos cuesta $380 por unidad residential, El costo total de su evaluacion especial
sera igual a $380 multlplioado por el numero de unidades residenciales por propiedad. Los Ingresos brutos estimados de todo el
servicio residential de residuos de la Ciudad de Miami son $25.4 miliones, El proposito de estas evaluaclones especlales es el de
financier los costos de operation, la compra de equipamiento y el mantenimiento de lasinstalaoiones asociadas a estos servicios, El
costo estimado para brindar servicios residenciales de residues salidos a los residentes de la ciudad es de aproximadamente $42.6
millones, de los cuales aproxlmadamente $16.3 millones se pagan al condado de Miami -Dade para la elimination de los residuos
sondes residenciales recolectados por la ciudad.
El no pager la evaluacion anual especial sera motive de la expedlclon de un cerlificada fiscal emitido contra su propiedad,que puede
resultar en la perdida del titulo de la misma. La oludad Ilevara a cabo una audiencla publica sobre la evaluacion anual especial para los
servicios de residuos solidos residenciales en o cerca del 6 de septlembre del 2016 (o cualquier otra fecha determinada e informada
por la Comislon de la Ciudad), a las 5:05 p.m. o mas tarde en el Ayuntamiento, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. Todos
los propietarios afectados tienen el derecho de comparecer en la audlencia publica.y presentar objeclones por escrito a la Comislon de
la Ciudad dentro de los veinte (20) dfas de este aviso,
SI tiene alguna pregunta, visite el sitlo web de la ciudad en www.miamigov.com o comunfquese con el servicio al clients al (305) 416-
1570.
Avi
Fvalyasyon espesyal ou pou lane a,sou sevis ranmase fatra nan VII Miami (nou pral rele "VII" la, pi devan la a) pral pant nan bedwo
taks fonsye ou, pou peryod ki koumanse lye oktbb 2016 pou rive 30 septanm 2017 la, Pri evalyasyon espesyal pou sevis ranmase
fatra a, se $380 pou chak finite rezidansyel. Prl total ou pou evalyasyon espesyal la, se $380 fwa chlf kantite inite rezidansyel nan
pwopriyete a. Fstimasyon lajan k ap rantre avek sevis ranmase fatra nan Vil .Miami a, se $25.4 milyon dole. Rezon pou fe evalyasyon
espesyal sa yo, se pou finanse operasyon, ak pou achte ekipman, ak pou peye antretyen pou enstalasyo.n ki sevi pou travay sa yo. Prl
estimasyon pou sevis ranmase fatra kay mound rate nan Vil la, se $42,6 milyon dole, epi genyen $16.3 milyon dola ki pral sevi pou
peye konte Miaml-Dade pou ale jete fatra sevis nan Vil la ranmase,
Si ou pa peye pou evalyasyon espesyal ou pou lane a, yo pral dress you setifIka taks kont pwopriyete w la, epi sa kapab lakez ou pedi
tlt pwopriyete w. Vil le pral le yon reylnyon piblik sou kesyon evalyasyon espesyal chak ane pou sevis ranmase fatra kay moun Ian, nan
dat 6 septanm 2016 oubyen toupre dat sa a "(se kapab yon dat Komisyon Minisipal la chwazi epi anonse), a 5 h 05 p.m oubyen apre le
sa a, nan adres City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. Tout moun ki pwopriyete imobilye met vini nan reylnyon
plblik sa a, epi yo met depoze objeksyon yo genyen nan blwo Komisyon Minisipal la, anvan 20 Jou pase apre dat anons sa a pibllye.
Si ou gen nenpet kesyon, gade nan paj Entenet Vil la, nan adres www,miatnigov.com.oubyen kontakte Sevis Kliyantel la nan nimewo
telefdn (305) 416.1570,
APPENDIX B
Proof of Publication on Sunday, August 14, 2016
of Public Hearing Notice
for September 6, 2016 Public Hearing
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appeared:
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who on oath says that he/she is
CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS
of The Miami Herald, a daily newspaper published at
Miami in Miami -Dade County, Florida; that the attached
copy of advertisement that was published was published in said
newspaper in the issue of;
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Affiant further says that the said The Miami Herald
is a newspaper published at Miatni, in the said Miami -Dade
County, Florida and that the said newspaper has
heretofore been continuously published in said Dade
County, Florida each day 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 affant further
says that he has neither paid nor promised any
person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate,
commission or refund for the purpose of securing
this advertisement for publication in the said
nen+lspapers(s).
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
I5th, day of August, 201E
My Commission
Expires; April 24th, 2017
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SUNDAY AUGUST 19 2016
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MIAMI BEACH
North Beach neighbors
angry over proposed
detox center
BY 10CV FLECHAS
AND ALEXHARRIS
psd"staaiuoniherala.ran:
The rambunctious energy
of Miami Beach tray not
immediately come to mind
when hying to find a place
for drug addicts to begin
their journey toward recov-
e Rut in one (Met comer of
the northern section of the
city, away from the row-
diness of South Beach, a
proposal to convert an exist-
ing 12-bed assisted living
facility for the elderly into a
56-bed detox center has
incensed many neighbors,
who fear the facility will
bring crime and lower prop-
erty values and disturb the
largely residential neigh-
borhood.
At the comer of Rue
Granville and Normandy
Drive, the main westbound
route out of North Beach,
the assisted living facility Is
a one-story pale yellow
buldung fringed wall palm
trees behind a wooden
fence with a wrought -iron
gate. The wooden fence
gives way to chain funk,
which encircles the two
hones next door,
If the owners have their
way, the properties would
be combined for a two-story
center with an 11-space
parldug lot.
North Beach residents
have longclamored for
more investment in their
neighborhood so much so
that the city commissioned
a town planning funk to
develop a soon -to -be -fin-
ished guide for future rede-
velopment of the area. But
detox center wasn't what
many folks had in mind,
and angst is mounting in
advance of an Aug 23 meet-
ing where the planing.
board is expected toconsid-
er approving the facility.
Ten homeowner associ-
ations and several nearby
daycare centers and schools
are In opposition. In a com-
munity where redevel-
opment pintas can draw
sharp lines among neigh-
bors, the detox center ap-
pears to Have near -unani-
mous opposition.
They could do this next
to Mount Sinai d Mick-
ey Minagerri, a homeowner.
"Wiry don't they do it
there?"
The team behind the
proposal, called Normandy
Living, includes (lick Yune,
astr from the first "Tate
Fast and the Furious"
movie, and Mad, Epley,
executive director of a Luxe
rehab center in the Flatly.
Lops.
Epley faced a roam full of
disgruntled neighbors at a
pubic meeting in iune,
when he explained that the
new high -end facility vvould
serve patients who would
pay out of pocket for the
first phase af licking a drug
habit: detoxification,.
According to an ope'-
ational plan being reviewed
by the city's planning de-
partment, the fadlity would
be secured and provide
transportation to residents
who opt out of the program,
instead of allowing them to
walk away on their own.
Speaking to residents,
Epley described a facility
that offers a holistic ap-
proach to getting clean,
where patients would stay
about a weep before moving
to a longer -tern rehabil-
itation program,
"We incorporate yoga.
We incorporate meditation.
We incorporate acupunc-
tine," he said,
Neighbors are not im-
pressed.
Freaky Sant, a 30-year-
old artist, Is staying in North
Beach temporarily. But she
warts to relocate her family
and two young children to
the area. If this faculty gets
built, she said she'll recon-
alder,
"This Is a very f amily-
fiiendly neighborhood. It's
very safe," she said.
'They're gong to destroy
the whole neighborhood.
It's going to turn into South
Beach."
While there is widespread
anger about the plan, some
aren't too bothered.
Anthony 8piezio, 26, lives
down the street from the
site and said he's OK with
the detox facility because
"everybody deserves a sec-
ond chance The location
might be perfect because of
the lack of nightlifeand low
drug activity in the area, he
said.
Butt can understand
how families would be
scared of having that in
their eighbo hood he
said. Imasingle dude
renting a place here. I don't
really have concerns."
The planing board will
decide whether to give the
TIIE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY FLORIDA
NOTICE OFATTOI1NF.Y-CLIENT SESSION
AUGUST 16, 2016
12:45111M.
TIIE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWALtD COUNTY, FLORIDA
WILL MEET IN AN ATTORNEY -CLIENT SESSION IN
ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION. 286,011(8), FLORIDA
STATUTES ON AUGUST 16, 2016 AT 12:45 RM. THE
ATTORNEY -CLIENT SESSION WILL HE HELD IN TIIE
BOARD R(10MONTNE FIRST FLOOR OF THE KATHLEEN
C. W RI511T ADMINISTRATION CENTER, 600 SOUTHEAST
THIRD AVENUE, FORT LAUDERRDALE, FLORIDA 33301.
THE PURPOSE OF THE PRIVATE SESSION IS FOR
THE SCHOOL BOARD AND COUNSEL TO DISCUSS
SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS. AND/DR STRATEGY
RELATIVE, TO THE FOLLOWING PENDING LITIGATION:
ROYAL CONCRETE CONCEPTS, INC., PLAINTIFF VS.
THE SCHOOL BOARD OP BROWAItD COUNTY, FLORIDA
AND ,LAMES A. CUMMINGS, INC„ DEFENDANTS AND
JAMES A. CUMMIN(GS, INC., COUNTER -PLAINTIFF VS.
ROYAL CONCRETE CONCEPTS, INC. AND THE SCHOOL
BOAR) OF BROWAItD COUNTY, FLORIDA, COUNTER'
DEFENDANTS, CASE N0. 10.31654 (IR), BEFORE THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 17T11 JIRIICIAL CIRCUIT 1N
AND FOR BROWAI1D COUNTY, FLORIDA. A CERTIFIED
COURT REPORTER WILL RBCOIIDTHEENT(RE SESSION.
TIIE FOLLOWING PERSONS WILL ATTEND THIS
ATt0000SNCLIENT SESSION: SCII00L BOARD
MEMBERS: DR. ROSALIND OSGOOD. CHAIR; ABBY
M. FREEDMAN,- VICE CHAIR; ROBIN BARTLEMAN;
HEATHER BRINK WORTH; PATRICIA GOOD; DONNA P.
KORN; LAURIE RCII LEVINSON; ANN MURRAY; NORA
RUPEIRT: ROBERT W. RUNCIF„ SUPERINTENDENT OP
SCHOOLS; JON MICIIAEL KENDRICK, ESQ.; THOMAS C.
COONEY.ESQ.; AND BAItf3ARA J. MYRICK, ESQ.
TELEPHONE CONPERENCINO OR OTHER
TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY MAY BE
USED IN TIIE CONDUCT of THESE, ATTORNEY CLIENT
SESSIONS TO PERMIT ABSENT BOARD MEMBERS TO
PARTICIPATE AND TO BE HEARD BY OTHER SCHOOL
BOARD MEMBERS AND COUNSEL.
nEx Hams aka„epmiammeram.m
A proposal to convert an existing 12-bed assisted living
facility for the elderly Into a 56-bed detox center. in
Normandy Isles has upset many residents in the area.
new operator permission to
n a detox center and
expand One bed count, but
the debate has a substantial
wrinlde— the possibility
that the city could be chal-
lenged on the basis of dis-
crimination against people
with disabilities.
"A person undergoing
detox treatment is consid-
ered disabled under the
Americans with Disabilities
Act :ad the Fair Housing
Act," said Eve Boutsis, dep-
uty city attorney, "There
can be implications under
the ADA or PHA,"
In 2013, the city of White
Plains, New York, was sued
by the operator of a short-
tern detox center after the
city's budding authority
ruled that such a facility,
which would have gone in a
former nursing home,
would not fit in the site's
zoning, The case was later
thrown out, and the
operator lost an appeal.
In other similar situations,
cities choose to stay away
from legal entanglements,A
recent report in the Palm
Beach Post chronicled the
pate of "sober homes" in
different Patin Beach
County municipalities and
residents' frustration with
poorly supervised facilities
in their neighborhoods.
According to the Post,
cities are way of trying to
ban such homes after Boca
Raton lost $1.3 million in a
faced attempt to do so.
It should be noted that
sober homes are longer-
tenn living arrangements
that come at the end of the
rehabilitation process, after
detox and treatment. Still,
residents' concerts are
echoing in Miami Beach.
"Drug and alcohol people
— they're not decent peo-
ple," said David Avan, a
71-year-old businessman
who lives and owns property
in Normandy Isle.
Another concern for resi-
dents like Avon, as voiced
on a Bier circulated in the
area, is declining property
values. A 2014 study of
Virginia homes titled "Not
in My Backyard" found that
neighboring teeahnent cen-
ters are associated with an 8
percent reduction ha home
values, and centersspecifi-
cally for opiate addictions
can see home values strop
by up to 17 percent.
Avon said detox and
rehab centers are necessary
parts of society but don't
belong in residential neigh-
borhoods.
Miami Beach is still re-
viewing the application and
has hired a medical faculty
consultant to analyze the
pima. City planners are de-
termining whether One pro-
posal meets the city's de-
cades -old definition of an
assisted living facility.
The city's code describes
such a center as smaller
scale, with six to 16 resi-
dents in order to provide a
noninstitutional environ-
ment."
This definition, neighbors
argue, should keep the de-
tox center from opening.
"I was actually on the
planning board in the 1980s
when the lassisted living
facilities]regulations were
adopted," said Nelsen Kos -
din, a former Miami Bead,
mayor and land use at-
torney representhlg two of
the homeowner associations
that oppose the center,
"They waned the facilities
to fit into the neighborhoods
and not be institutional"
Ina letter sent Friday to
the city's legal depatment,
Kasdin contends that the
application does not have
enough information because
it doesn't explicitly say the
facility would be a detox
center. He also argues that
the facility is prohibited in
residential zoning because
city rules don't define detox
centers. Even if the center is
treated as an assisted living
facility, he says, city reg-
ulations limit One number of
residents to 16. Kasdin
concluded by asking for the
Aug.23 vote to be deferred.
When he spoke to the
community, Epley appeared
to he aware of the typical
conce
rns of neighbors of a
detox center, including the
strain on emergency servic-
es. He said the faculty
would do a lot of screening
before residents were wel-
come, "I think in every
conunanty there is room
for this," Epley said.
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA'
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
OTIEEOF 0 O) WASTE SPECIALESGMEN0
Notice is given that the City Commission of the City of Miami
will conduct a public hearing to consider Imposing Solid Waste
special assessments forthe provision of Solid Waste services
within the Cityof M(amlforthe Fiscal Year commencing October
1, 2016 and ending September 30, 2017.
The hearing will be held at 5:05 p.m. on September 6, 2016,
In the City. Commission Chambers or Clly Hall, 3500 Pan
American Dave, Miami, Florida, for the purpose of receiving
public comment on the proposed assessments. All affected
property owners have a light to appear at the hearing and toflle
written objections with the City Commission within 20 days of
this notice, ifa person decides to appeal any decision made by
the City Commissioners with respect to any matter considered
at the hearing, such person will need a record of the proceedings
and may need to ensure that a verbatim record Is made,
Including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is
to be made. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities
Act, persons needing special accommodation or a sign language
interpreter to participate In this proceeding should contact the.
Office of the City Clerk at (305)2505351,TTY users may call via
711 (Florida Palsy Service), at least seven days prior to the date
of the hearing.
The assessment for each parcel of property will be leased upon
each parcel's classification and the total number of billing units
altrlbutedtothatpareel.Thetotal SolldWasteestlmatedamounl
to be assessed and collected for the Fiscal Year commencing
0ctoberl, 2016, Is 326.2million, while thefull costar Solid Waste
services Is approximately $426 million. The following table
reflects the proposed Solid Waste assessment schedule:
RESIDENTIAL RATE
PROPERTY ,RER EACH
CATEG CATEGORIES DWELLING DWELLING UNIT
Single Family
and City -Defined
I Multi Family
,pttsca.v.
Copies of the Solid Waste Assessment Ordinance Initial
Assessment Resolution and the preliminary assessment roll are
available for Inspection at the Office of the City Clerk of Mlaml,
Florida, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida
Unless proper steps are initiated In a court of competent
Jurisdiction to secure relief within 20 days from the date of City
$380.00
Commission action at the above hearing (Including the meth d
of apportionment, the rate of assessment and the Imposition f
assessments), such action shall be the lnalad)udcalion of the
Issues presented.
The assessments will be collected on the same hill as ad valorem
taxes, Failure to pay the assessment will result In either the
commencement of foreclosure proceedings or cause a tax
certlficate•to be Issued against the property which may result
Ina loss of title.
If you have any questions, please contatt the City of Miami at
(305) 416.150, Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m
T000 B. HANNON
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
(#22846)
APPENDIX C
Form of Certificate Regarding Non -Ad Valorem Assessment Roll
Jackson, Robin Jones
From: Rose, Christopher
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2016 2:32 PM
To: Hannon, Todd
Cc: Jackson, Robin Jones; Ruiz, Joseph A.; Michel, Leon; Artiles, Marisol; Garvis, Everton
Subject: Solid Waste Assessment Roll
Please keep on file as the official record of the 2016 Solid Waste Assessment Roll in connection with the agenda item
(Public Hearing and Resolution) that will be heard on September 6, 2016.
Tell us how we're doing at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3WRCX2W
Christopher Rose, Director
City of Miami Office of Management and Budget
444 SW Second Avenue, 5th Floor, Miami, Florida 33130
crose(c�miamigov.com
305-416-1585 office 305-812-0407 cell
http://www.miamigov.com/Budget/
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
CERTIFICATE REGARDING
NON -AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL
FOR SOLID WASTE SERVICES
I CERTIFY that I am the duly appointed City Manager of the City of Miami,
Florida (the "City"), and as such I have satisfied myself that all property included or
includable on the non -ad valorem assessment roll for solid waste services (the "Non -Ad
Valorem Assessment Roll") for the City is properly assessed so far as I have been able
to ascertain, and that all required extensions on the above described Non -Ad Valorem
Assessment Roll to show the non -ad valorem assessments attributable to the properties
listed therein have been made pursuant to law.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that, in accordance with the Uniform Assessment
Collection Act and Section 197.3632(5)(a), Florida Statutes, this Certificate and the
herein described Non -Ad Valorem Assessment Roll will be delivered to the Miami -Dade
County Tax Collector on or before September 15, 2016.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have subscribed this Certificate and directed the
same to be delivered to the Miami -Dade County Tax Collector and made a part of the
above -described Non -Ad Valorem Assessment Roll this Day of September,
2016.
CITY OF MIAMI, A Municipal Corporation
of the State of Florida
By:
Daniel J. Alfonso, City Manager
APPENDIX D
Notice of Full Cost of Accounting for Solid Waste Management
For the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2015
Type of Service
•
Collection
Disposal
Recycling
TOTAL
'FULL GILL COST ACCOUNTING FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Full Cost Households Served
$25,125,507 68,941
$16,314,358 68,941
1,148,558 • 68,941
$42,588,423 68,941
Full Cost Per Household;
$ 364:
$ 237
Notes;
The average waste disposed on a per household basis was determined to be 2,30 tons,
The financial exhibit reflects full costs associated with Illegal dumping collection, weekly bulk trash pack -up
services, daily street litter container coilectlon, daily street sweeping operations, dead animal
collection/disposition, Solid Waste code enforcement, landfill disposal tipping fees, recycling collection, and
citywide sourcereduction and recycling efforts,