HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Melissa Fuentes-Copy of Resolution and Booting FeesCity of Miami
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Ordinance
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File Number: 2889
Final Action Date:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AMENDING CHAPTER
42/ARTICLE IV/DIVISION 3 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, ENTITLED "POLICE/TOWING AND IMMOBILIZATION OF MOTOR
VEHICLES", MORE PARTICULARLY BY AMENDING SECTIONS 42-117 THROUGH
42-118 AND CREATING NEW SECTIONS 42-119 THROUGH 42-121 TO CLARIFY
EXISTING REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS
RELATING TO THE IMMOBILIZATION/BOOTING OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON
PRIVATE PROPERTY; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Chapter 42/Article IV/Division 3 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as
amended, is amended in the following particulars:1
"CHAPTER 42
POLICE
ARTICLE IV. TOWING AND IMMOBILIZATION/BOOTING OF MOTOR VEHICLES
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DIVISION 3. IMMOBILIZATION/BOOTING
Sec. 42-116. Licenses required.
(a) Local business tax receipt required. too It shall be unlawful for any property owner or
immobilization/bootinq contractor &Mall to engage in the business of immobilization of motor
vehicles parked on private property without permission or authority unless such property owner
or immobilization/bootinq contractor &hall first obtains ao local business tax receipt in
accordance with the provisions set forth in chapter 31, article II of this Code.
(b) immobilization/booting license required. too It shall be unlawful for any property owner or
contractor &Mall to engage in the business of immobilization/bootinq of motor vehicles that -tee
parked on private property without permission or authority unless such property owner or
immobilization/booting contractor &hall first apply applies for and obtains an
immobilization/bootinq license, hereinafter known as a "License'".
Sec. 42-117. Requirements for issuance of immobilization (License.
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' Words/and or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be
added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted
and unchanged material.
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No property owner or immobilization/booting contra tor shall be issued an immobil-nation Vc\
License under this article unless there is proof of compliance with each of the following record fagr itei (s)
requirements: or qJ 1 / t ] , City Clerk
{1) Notice.
c. The notice must also provide the name and telephone number of the person or firm
ALERT4
PERMITTED FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY. IF YOU PARK YOUR VEHICLE AND LEAVE
THE PREMISES, YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY IMMOBILIZED AND
SUBJECT TO A (insert fee) FEE FOR RELEASE OF VE-HICLE OR TOWED AT YOUR
EXPENSE. IMMOBILIZATION PERFORMED-Y: (insert i ame, address and telephone
feacible.
(5) Warning cign reguiremcnt. Upon mmobilization, the property owncr chaH affix a
warning noticc in Englich, Spanish, and Creole, on the driver's cidc window of the
vehiclo indicating that tho vchicle ic immobilized and that any attempt to move it will
cauco damago, and chall provido the tolephone number to contact for release of the
immobilization devico, and tho foe for ito romoval. Tho city chall provido tho proporty
ownor or immobilization contractor with a form copy of the warning sign cimultoncously
(6) Availability and rccppnsc time. Thc property owncr or imrnobilization contractor choU
makc availablc on a 21 hour, ccvcn days a wcck basic, attcndantc and cguipmcnt for
the timoly releaee of the immobilization device. The immobilization contractor ic reguirccf
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(1) c. Customer payment options
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has been made.
(12) Term of local business tax receipt. The term of an local business tax receipt i. ucib
article II, of this Code.
(13) Rebates. Tho rebato or payment of monoy or any othor valuable coesideration,
or agents shall use the words "enforcement", "department", "police", or "parking". Said
entity ownership) on the driver and pa, enger side of the vehicle in letters at 1 act three
inches high. The contractors address (or address of joint venture, or individual owner or
pasccnger side of the vehicle in letters at least one inch high. No contractor shall use the
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investigation.
(a) Application. All business enterprises desiring to obtain an initial License or renew a
previously issued and unrevoked License shall submit an application in writing to the Finance
Department on all prescribed forms. The application and all supporting documents shall be
retained by the Finance Department. All applications shall include:
(1) Name of the business enterprise.
(2) If the business enterprise is a corporation the name date, and state under whose
laws such corporation was organized, and if a foreign (out-of-state) corporation, whether
authorized to do business in the State of Florida, the fictitious name under which the
corporation may be doing business, the names of the principal officers, directors,
resident agent, and local representatives, and the business addresses.
(3) If the business enterprise is a partnership, the fictitious name under which the
partnership may be doing business and the name and business address of each partner.
(4) If the business enterprise is a sole proprietorship, the fictitious name under which the
sole proprietorship may be doing business and the name and business address of the
natural person who owns, controls, or directs the sole proprietorship.
(5) The signature of the president or vice-president of the applicant corporation, the
signature of a partner of the applicant partnership, or the signature of the natural person
who owns, controls, or directs the applicant sole proprietorship, as applicable.
(6) Such other information and data as the Chief of Police may consider appropriate.
(b) Standards for issuance of License. The Chief of Police shall approve the application for
issuance or renewal of a License hereunder where the Chief of Police finds:
(1) That the application has been fully completed and submitted:
(2) That the application has been fully examined and considered by the Miami Police
Department ("MPD"),
(3) That the applicant business enterprise, if a corporation does not have as an officer
or director a person who is or was an officer, director, partner, or sole proprietor of a
business enterprise which has a currently suspended License or has had its License
revoked by action of the City Manager as of the date of the application;
(4) That the applicant business enterprise, if a partnership, does not have as a partner a
person who is or was an officer, director, partner, or sole proprietor of a business
enterprise which has a currently suspended License or has had its License revoked by
action of the City Manager within five (5) years of the date of the application,
(5) That the applicant business enterprise, if a sole proprietorship, does not have as the
sole proprietor, a person who is or was an officer, director, partner, or sole proprietor of a
business enterprise which has a currently suspended License or has had its License
revoked by the City Manager within five (5) years of the date of the application; and
(6) That a License of the applicant is not currently under suspension.
(c) Inspection of real property where immobilization/booting is used to enforce parking
restrictions. The property owner shall provide access to the City Manager or designee for the
City's representative to inspect the required signs on premises where immobilization/booting is
used to enforce parking restrictions.
Sec. 42-118. General requirements for vehicle immobilization/booting contractors.
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(a) It shall be unlawful for a vehicle i mobilizat on/boo inq contractor to procure a License by
fraudulent conduct or a false statement of a material fact.
(b) It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to pay in the form of a
gratuity any person who does not own or operate a commercial parking lot for information as to
illegally parked vehicles.
(c) It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to make any payment to
an owner, employee, agent, or a person in possession of a commercial parking lot in excess of
the reasonable and customary fee ordinarily charged by the owner or person in possession of
the parking lot for parking thereon, such payment shall be considered a kickback.
(d) It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to charge fees in excess
of those set out in Section 42-120 of this Article.
(e) It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to immobilize any vehicle
located on any portion of a public street within the City.
(f) Notification to owner. Prior to immobilization/booting, the property owners or
immobilization/booting contractor's representative shall attempt to notify the owner, operator, or
person legally in control of the vehicle to retrieve it promptly before any booting/immobilization.
(q) Method of immobilization/booting. Immobilization/booting shall be accomplished by placing
a steel boot on the front wheel on the drivers side of the motor vehicle. The steel boot may be
placed on any other wheel if placement on the front wheel on the driver's side is not feasible.
(h) Warning sign requirement. Upon immobilization/booting, the property owner shall affix a
warning notice in English, Spanish, and Creole on the driver's side window of the vehicle
indicating that the vehicle is immobilized/booted, any attempt to move the steel boot will cause
damage, providing the telephone number to contact for release of the immobilization/booting
device, and the fee for the removal of the steel boot. The City shall provide the property owner
or immobilization/booting contractor with a form copy of the warning sign simultaneously with
the issuance of its License.
(i) Towing/removal requirements. A immobilized/booted vehicle shall not remain
immobilized/booted on private property for more than twenty-four (24) hours. After such period
of time has expired, the vehicle shall be released from the steel boot and may be towed or
removed pursuant to this Article and no fee shall be assessed for release of the
immobilization/booting device.
(1) Availability. A vehicle immobilization/booting contractor must maintain a twenty-four (24)
hour a day, three hundred sixty-five (365) days per year phone number that is staffed by a live
operator to communicate immediately with the owner, operator, or person legally in control of
the vehicle that has been immobilized/booted by the vehicle immobilization/booting service.
(k) Contract required. It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to
immobilize vehicles at any off-street parking facility vacant lot or other private property without
having a valid written contract specifically for such services entered into with the private
property owner or lawful lessee thereof.
(I) Response time. It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting service or operator
to fail to arrive on the site where the vehicle was immobilized/booted within thirty (30) minutes of
being contacted by the owner, driver, or person in charge of the vehicle. It shall also be unlawful
for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to fail to release vehicles from
immobilization/booting within thirty (30) minutes after receipt of payment from the owner,
operator, or person legally in control of the vehicle that has been immobilized/booted by a
vehicle immobilization/booting device.
(m) Receipt. It shall be unlawful for a vehicle immobilization/booting contractor to fail to provide
a receipt of payment of the booting fee to the owner, operator, or person legally in control of the
vehicle. The receipt shall have the following information: The name, address. and phone
number of the vehicle immobilization/booting service or company and the name and signature of
the person who applied/removed the boot or vehicle immobilization/booting device.
(n) Damage to vehicle. In the event that the application of a vehicle immobilization/booting
device damages a vehicle, then the service must pay the cost of repairs for that damage.
(o) Damage to immobilization/booting device. In the event that the owneroperator, or person
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(h) The city never provided a form copy of
the warning sign with the issuance of
license although was stated in previous
ord. Elite Booting was told it would be
sent in 2 weeks after issuance along with
welcome packet.
(i) This section needs consideration. (High
Rise Condominiums charge monthly for
valid decal, parking violators sometimes
leave country. Meaning vehicle will be
towed and eventually a lien placed or very
high costs if tenant returns in months.)
(m) Receipt — receipts should contain
vehicle information e.g. license plate,
make, model, color, time booted, time
boot removed. For better complaint
tracking. See example.
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attempts to operate said vehicle or re ove the device, hen the vehicle immobilizat on/booting
contractor is not liable for any damage to that vehicle. Additionally, the owner, operator, or
person IeaaHy in control of the vehicle will be liable to the vehicle immobilization/booting service
for the cost of damage to the vehicle immobilization/booting device.
(p) Insurance. The property owner or immobilization/booting contractor shall file with the City's
Risk Management Department and have in effect at all times an insurance policy or certificates
of insurance in lieu thereof, which shall indemnify or insure the property owner or
immobilization/booting contractor for all claims of damage to property resulting from any action
or operation in connection with the service performed, such amount not be less than $20,000.00
for each incident.
(q) Record of contracts. The property owner or immobilization/booting contractor shall file and
maintain on record at all times with the City Manager or designee a list of any and all current
written contracts for immobilization/booting services on private real property within the City
limits. The list shall be kept current and shall provide the City with (1) the address of the real
property; (2) the date of the agreement; (3) the property owners name; (4) and contact
information including a name and telephone number at the premises.
(r) Record keeping procedures. The property owner or immobilization/booting contractor shall
keep a immobilization/booting log with information including but not limited to date and time the
vehicle was observed illegally parked; compliance with this Article; date and time of
immobilization/booting; location/address of the real property where the immobilization/booting
took place; and make, model, color, and license tag number of the vehicle immobilized/booted.
In addition, the immobilization/booting contractor shall include in the Ioq the following release
information: verification of vehicle ownership, the name of the person removing the steel boot,
and the name of person requesting tow service, if applicable. All files, records, and logs shall be
available for inspection on the subject premises during normal working hours by the City
Manager or designee. Said log shall be submitted to the City Manager or designee on a bi-
weekly basis along with the appropriate administrative fee as required by this Article.
(s) Reporting requirements. The immobilization/booting contractor shall call the MPD within
thirty (30) minutes after completion of immobilizing a vehicle and notify the MPD of such
immobilization/booting; the site; the time the vehicle was immobilized/booted; and the make,
model, color. and license plate number of the vehicle and shall obtain the name of the person at
the MPD to whom such information was reported and note it in their immobilization/booting Ioq.
(t) Ethics and conduct. The property owner and immobilization/booting contractor shall conduct
business in an orderly, ethical, and business -like manner at all times and shall use every means
to obtain and keep the confidence of the motoring public. All public contact shall be in a
courteous and orderly manner.
(u) Identification. The immobilization/booting contractors employees or agents shall wear
identification tags or uniforms with identification stating the full name of the contractor and the
name of the employee or agent. No identification worn by contractor's employees or agents
shall use the words "enforcement", "department", "police", or "parking". Said identification shall
be prominently displayed on the front left side of the employees or agents shirt. The
contractor's employees or agents shall not wear uniforms that bear resemblance to police or off-
street parking department officers in Miami -Dade County. No badges may be worn by
immobilization/booting contractors, employees, or staff. All contractor vehicles shall display the
contractor name (or name of joint venture or individual owner or other entity ownership) on the
driver and passenger side of the vehicle in letters at least three (3) inches high. The contractor's
address (or address of joint venture, or individual owner or other entity ownership) and
telephone number shall be displayed on the driver and passenger side of the vehicle in letters at
least one (1) inch high. All such lettering required above shall be permanently affixed to the
vehicle; magnetic signs or lettering are not permissible. No contractor shall use the words
"enforcement," "department," "police," or "parking" in its contractor name (or name of joint
venture, fictitious name, or entity name).
(v) Citizen complaints. The immobilization/booting contractor shall respond in writing to any
complaints received by the City Manager or designee concerning misconduct on the part of the
eiVitidetritior its employees or agents, such as excessive clfiltad@s?MQPI .lit9Wpf ie lsi2017
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(s) Reporting requirements —
immobilization company needs a process
for reporting non-paid/mistake vehicles.
(customer returned to property before
boot was placed and began consuming or
property owner request removal at no
charge)
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discourteous service, damage to vehicles, or fai ure o give notice as required by this Article.
The City Manager or designee shall notify the contractor of any complaints within five (5)
business days from receipt of the citizen complaint. The contractor shall provide any additional
explanation or information with respect to the particular complaint within five (5) days upon
notification. A written disposition of the complaint will be forwarded to the contractor and the
citizen complainant upon completion of the investigation.
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42-119. Signage Requirements.
a. Signs must be prominently placed at each driveway access or curb allowing vehicular access
to the property within five (5) feet from the public Right -of -Way line. The letters shall be light -
reflective on a contrasting background and not less than two (2) inches hiq_h. Where there is no
designated entrance, such signs shall be clearly visible from each and every parking space.
b. The sign must be affixed upon a sign structure which shall be permanently installed with the
bottom of the sign not less than four (4) feet above ground level and shall be continuously
maintained on the property for not fewer than twenty-four (24) hours before the
immobilization/booting of vehicles. Where there is no designated entrance, such signs shall be
six (6) feet above site grade. Signs must clearly display the words "Warning:
Immobilization/Booting/Tow-Away Zone" and indicate that parking is reserved for customers
only and unauthorized vehicles will be subject to immobilization/booting and/or towing at the
owner's expense.
c. The sign must also provide the name and telephone number of the person or firm
immobilizing the vehicle and fee for the removal of the immobilization/booting device.
d. The sign shall read substantially as follows (with the designated information to be inserted at
the indicated spaces):
(insert international symbol)
WARNING!
IMMOBILIZATION/BOOTING/TOW-AWAY ZONE. ENTERING PRIVATE PROPERTY,
PARKING PERMITTED FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY. IF YOU PARK YOUR VEHICLE AND
LEAVE THE PREMISES, YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY
IMMOBILIZED/IMMOBILIZED AND SUBJECT TO A (insert fee) FEE FOR RELEASE OF
VEHICLE OR TOWED AT YOUR EXPENSE. IMMOBILIZATION/BOOTING PERFORMED BY:
(insert name, address and telephone number to call to request removal of the
immobilization/booting device).
Sec. 42-120. Maximum immobilization/booting rates.
(a) The maximum rate for providing immobilization/booting services on private property are as
follows:
1. Fee for removal of Immobilization/booting or Booting Device: $63.00_
2. Fee for removal where Immobilization/booting or booting device operator is still at
scene: $31.50,
(b) Administrative Fee. The immobilization/booting contractor shall pay the City a $26.00
administrative fee for each vehicle immobilized/booted pursuant to this Article. The
administrative fee is due and payable to the City on a bi-weekly basis.
Sec. 42-148-121. Enforcement; exemptions; penalties.
(a) Enforcement. The city manager's designee shall enforce the provisions set forth in this
division. This does not preclude other law enforcement agencies from any action as deemed
necessary to assure compliance with all applicable laws. If an inspector finds a violation of this
division, the inspector shall issue a notice of violation to the violator as provided in section 2-823
of this Code. The notice shall inform the violator of the nature of the violation, amount of fine for
which the violator may be liable, instructions and due date for paying the fine, notice that the
violation may be appealed by requesting an administrative hearing within ten days after service
of the notice of violation, and that failure to do so shall constitute an admission of the violation
and waiver of the right to a hearing.
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Signage:
As a immobilization company that
understands immobilization, there should
be 3 signage sections pertaining to the
type of property.
1. Business Free Customer Parking
2. Apt/Condo/Designated Parking
3. Meter/Pay By Plate
Immobilization company would be
required to change all signs to add the
term BOOTING, which is a slang term for
IMMOBILIZATION. Costing the
Immobilization company thousands of
dollars. Signs would take 2 weeks to
produce.
Clerical error
YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY
IMMOBILIZED/IMMOBILIZED
On a pay by plate parking system this sign
would conflict due to the driver leaving
the premises. They pay to park in order to
leave their vehicle on the premises.
Reducing the immobilization fees and
raising the city's fee would make it
extremely difficult to maintain the cost of
operation in the city of Miami. Currently
at $89, the city earns more than the
immobilization company, considering
costs of operating. Currently the city fee is
$25.
(What should happen if a person has left
their vehicle on the property, it gets
immobilized. The immobilization
technician leaves and 2 hours later gets a
call to boot another vehicle and the
vehicle that has been booted for 2 hours
the owner returns, are we required to still
charged $31.50? After the city fee of
$26.00 is paid and the booting technician
is paid, The booting company would then
be in the red/negative. The costs to
operate would not be met by this change.)
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If at any time a property owner or immobilization boo inq contractor shall fail or refuse to comply
with, or violates any of the provisions of this article, such property owner engaging the services
of the immobilization/booting contractor shall be subject to prosecution under the city's code
enforcement system, in accordance with the provisions set forth in chapter 2, article X, of this
Code. Additionally, the city may seek injunctive relief and/or follow procedures to revoke and/or
suspend the local business tax receipt in accordance with the provisions set forth in chapter 31,
article II, of this Code, where there are repeated violations of this article.
(b) Exemptions. Nothing in this article shall affect the rules and regulations governing any
person or firm engaged in the towing and removal of vehicles parked on private property within
the city.
(c) Penalties. Penalties for violations of the provisions set forth in this division are hereby
established as follows:
(1) Fines for violations shall be as follows:
First offense $ 105.00.
Second offense 1262.50.,
Third offense $ 525.00 500.00.
Fourth offense and all subsequent offenses $ 52540-500.00.
(2) Revocation of license. The city may also revoke the contractor's business license in
accordance with the provisions set forth in chapter 31, article X, of this Code and maybe
subject-te file a suit for injunctive relief to enjoin the operation of the contractor in violation of this
division.
(3) As an additional means for enforcement/collection and supplemental to the above, when a
notice or record of any past due penalties which became due and payable to the city after the
effective date of Ordinance No. 11858 is recorded in the public records of Miami -Dade County,
said notice shall constitute a special assessment lien upon all real and personal property of the
contractor owing such penalties, and shall remain a lien equal in rank and dignity with the lien of
ad valorem taxes and shall be superior in rank and dignity to all other liens, encumbrances,
titles and claims in to or against the property involved. Such liens may be foreclosed or levied
upon in the manner provided by law.
(4) In addition to the above, a violation of this article shall
may be punished by imprisonment not to exceed 60 days or by imposition of a fine not to
exceed $525 500.00, or both.
Sec. 42-122. Lot Requirements.
No parking lot owner will be permitted to utilize an immobilization/booting contractor unless they
meet the following criteria:
(a) All parking lots must function in a pay by plate mode meaning every motor vehicle owner or
operator must enter the license plate when paying to park. No pay and display systems are
permitted.
(b) All parking Tots must have a kiosk that functions in a pay by plate mode.
(c) All parking lots must use an automated function. app, etc. to confirm whether a motor
vehicle owner or operator has paid through the license plate.
(d) All parking lot operators must confirm on an app if a vehicle's license plate is paid in the
operator's system prior to authorizing a immobilization/bootinq.
(e) If the app is not operational. the parking lot operator must pull/print the paid vehicle report.
The parkina lot operator may then audit the lot and boot/immobilize vehicles whose tags are not
on the paid list.
(f) The parking lot must provide sianaae in addition to the requirements in Section 42-119 that
inform the motor vehicle owner or operator that the license plate number must be entered. The
sign shall not instruct the motor vehicle owner or operator to display a parking receipt on the
dash of any vehicle.
(g) A motor vehicle owner or operator who provides a valid receipt or proof of payment shall not
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We need more clarification, does this
section mean that Burger King, CVS, Publix
McDonalds, Small plaza/Strip Mall (free
customer parking) will need to install
metered kiosk parking in order to
immobilize. Does this mean that
businesses such as these can only tow
vehicle away? We find that business
owners would much rather have a vehicle
immobilized than towed as a much nicer
and less expensive option. The visual
effects of one vehicle that has been
immobilized encourages maximum
parking compliance, meaning minimal
losses for the business owners we provide
our services to.
Does this mean expired tickets will not be
immobilized? This will mean I can park my
car and pay the meter for 30 minutes and
leave my car there for 23 hours and upon
my return the boot will be removed at no
cost due to the offender producing a
receipt? Same question for free business
customer parking?
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immobilization/boot device must be released with n hirty (30) minutes by the
immobilization/bootinq contractor at no charge to the owner, operator, or person legally in
control of the vehicle.
Section 2. If any section, part of a section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this
Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately after final reading and
adoption thereof.2
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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Amended Fees and Costs
$63.00 Boot removal fees
-26.00 City admin fees
-20.00 Boot technician fees
$17.00 Profit
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$31.50 Boot removal fees
-26.00 City admin fees
-20.00 Boot technician fees
$-14.50 Profit
Operating Costs
Licensing Fees
City BTR
County BTR
Certificate of Use
Office Rent
Office and Paper Supplies
Liability and Vehicle Insurances
Credit Card Merchant Fees
Credit Card Chargeback Fees
Phone and Internet
Office Reception/Employee
24/7 365 Days Phone Operator
Warning Stickers
Signs
Equipment
Fuel
Vehicle Maintenance
Application and Database Services/Maintenance
ELITE BOOTING
80 SW 8th Street Suite 2000
Miami, Florida 33130
1-888-578-2668
IMMOBILIZATION RECEIPT
9/29/2017 8:06 AM
VEHICLE
LIC# FL SAMPLE1
Date On 9/28/2017
Time On 8:10 AM
Make Ford
Model F-150
Color Black
Location 10-38 SW 8th St
Reason Unauthorized Vehicle
Technician 01104.IL
Cash
Total
D.L.
PAID
$89.00
$89.00
RELEASED TO
JOHN SAMPLE
FL S000000000000
I understand my vehicle was
immobilized for unauthorized
parking on private property
as per City of Miami
Ordinance 42-117
JOHN SAMPLE
An electronic signature has the
same force and effect as a
written signature pursuant to
Section 668.004, Fla. Statute
Consumer Services
Telephone 786-469-2333
/Seth Vela/ 01104.IL
ELITE BOOTING, INC. LIC#01024.IL
A ALERT A
IMMOBILIZATION
TOW AWAY ZONE
ENTERING PRIVATE PROPERTY
PARKING ERMITTED FOR CUTOMERS
WITH VALID PARKING DECALS ONLY
If YOU PARK YOUR VEHCLE AND HEAVE THE
PREMISES, YOUR VEHCLE ,llll BE IMMEDIRiEIV
IMMOBILI1ED AND SUBJECT TO A S89I00 EE FR
RELEASE Of VEHICLE OR TOWED ATYOUR EXPENSE
24 HOURSII DAYS A WEEK TO REMOVE A BOOT
CALL 888-518-2668
ELITE BOOTING INC1-S0 $VV 8 ST1, SUITE 2046, MIAMI, FL 33130
CONSUMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT COMPLAINT NUMBER 786-4 -230