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Mtg Miami Freedom Park Attention: CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: YELINA DAVIS, 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 the advertisement that was published was published in said newspaper in the issue(s) of: Publication: Miami Herald Zone: MIA -Full Run November 07, 2019 Affiant further says that the said Miami Herald is a newspaper published at Miami, 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 a 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/she has neither paid or promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper(s). Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th, day of November, 2019, INS v1ERA OIA • State of r lorka Commission Y GG 2575112 My Comm. Espires Nov 13, 292I Ced through Natic's Notary Assn. 4A From the front page ttl:mtl Iftl,AU THURSDAY MOYEMrn 110F MIAMIBERAI11L0M Night-time construction noise caused sleep-depmed nsidents on Miami's Upper East Side to protest to the city. which revoked a waives and Anted work to 8 a.m to 6 p.m. FROM PAGE IA NOISE Blinding lights add to the nightmare, said Andrea Thompson, whose unit is right across the street. "It's like living in a stadi- um instead of your own home," she said. "It in- terrupts your peace of mina." The neighborhood known for its Miami Mod- em and bay - front Legion Park is enjoy- ing a resurgence as new condo and apartment buildings go up near streets lined with vintage houses. The old American Legion Post and a few surrounding homes were tom down to make way for MiMo Bay. The contractor for the MiMo Bay project, Coastal Conruction, applied for and was granted a waiver nine months ago from the city of Miami's building department. The waiver allowed night work from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m., in addi- tion to the city's regular 8 a.rti to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday window. Coastal said the extra hours were necessary to protect the safe access of residents and visitors" to Legion Park and Nirvana. But nobody at Nirvana bought that as a logical justification. There are three alternate entrances to both places "that we would gladly use as op- posed to having our lives impacted in such a nega- tive way," said Sofia Hor- vath, a physician who is five months' pregnant and has to wake at 5 a.m. for her job. At 2 a.m. on a recent night, bleary-eyed Nirvana residents staggered down- stairs in their pajamas, recorded the racket on thew phones and decided to stop it. They put up fliers in their building, wrote emails to the city, and called thew local Neigh- borhood Enhancement Team office. "l am respectfully asking that the permits be imme- diately rescinded as there is no need for this work to be performed at night," wrote Andrew Deves, who works in the construction business and said he knows how costly delays can be. "1 have lived in many different cities including Chicago which is a loud city with constant con- struction and I have never run into this issue before. 1 ask that you place the needs of the public before the profits of a construe - lion company and devel- opment company." Michael Maur wrote saying he could understand why night construction might be necessary on highways but not at "a private waterfront condo - um building on a quiet side street in a residential neighborhood." Guess what? The city listened. The noise waivers were revoked by City Manager Emilio Gonzalez and can- not be re -applied for. Gon- zalez cited two specific code violations: Failure to retest machinery so that it would emit only white and failure to install sound -dampening shrouds on the concrete pump. The city first sent a letter 10 the project's contractor on April 22 wanting that resi- dents were complaining and the waiver could be re d. scindeCoastal has scheduled a meeting with residents and Neighborhood Enhance- ment Team representatives on Thursday. "Coastal will make every effort to make everybody happy," said senior super- visor Ted Manning. "That's what the company does They cooperate with residents during projects" But neighbors are con- cerned about enforcement of working hours and what might happen during the net phase of MiMo Bay. Manning contacted the city about renewing the permit to work from 6 or 7 a.m. to 8 a.m., assuring the city that "we have no more early naming concrete pours" scheduled. "Coastal Construction is always sensitive of the surrounding areas with which it Works, I'm certain that we an present a new plan of action to the ad- jacent neighbors so work can move forward," he wrote. Said Thompson: "We're not interested in a new proposal or a compromise. They can get their work done. It's just more conve- nient if they are behind schedule for them to do it whenever they want with no regard for the people living nearby. What they did was unfair and it's been banned. We are wor- ried they will try to circum- vent the order." Thompson said the origi- nal proposal for MiMo Bay was 20 stories Residents revolted and the height w reduced to six stories. "Tenyearn ago this area was skanky," Bcehne said. "There were prostitutes and drug dealers on the comers, no -tell motels. It's evolved into a friendly, trendy, wonderful neigh- borhood And it is — or was — stilt peaceful. One Of the new spas left in Miami where you an hear the birds sing in the morning. "The city has allowed the typical crowding of new buildings with mini- mal setbacks This new development took away my view, which is the price you pay for living tn a growing city. We wane to preserve what makes it pleasant." Thompson said what she and her neighbors accom- plished can be an example to other Miami neigh- borhoods besieged by con- struction. "This is what grassroots community effon is all about," she said. "1 called the city manager's office to get to the right person directly. The city is like a big unwieldy animal. You can't be passive. Nothing will change. Hopefully because of what happened here, the city will never issue a waiver like this again in a residential area." Added Boehne: "We've made a goal blueprint for people with a genuine grievance about construc- tion activity, which is not going away. Document what they're doing, see if they're in compriance, alert your government leaders 1 kind of like the outlaw nature of Miami, but there's a line of sanity that must be maintained." INQUIRY Conunitlee's secure cham- bers, was a sign that Demo- crats feel they have as- semlded a strong enough record to present voters. The hearings will also al- most cenainly usher intensenew, more rand of partisan welfare as Repub- licans try to blunt what they see as an existential threat to Trump's presidency. All three witnesses Dem- ocrats have called for public testimony have spoken privately with investigators, giving damning accounts of Trump; sdealings with Ukraine and of tow Yova- novitch was treated. They have portrayed a president determined to enlist Ukraine in publicly under- mining his potitiad rivals, including former Vice Pres- ident toe Biden, and to use as leverage a padkage of military assistance that the country badly needed and a White House meeting that its new president, Volody- myr Zelenskiy, coveted. While the transcript of Taylor's testimony did not unearth substantial new womation about the Ulutinne affair, it made it dear why Democrats have sealed on him — a military veteran and no fartisan career publru mnt—as their first witness. In it, Taylor recounted in stark srns how he came to understand that U.S. policy in Ukraine was subiec110 a set of politically motivated prewndiliom that the pres- ident was demanding. "That was my clear un- derstanding, security assist- ance m00ey would not conte until the president committed to pursue the investigation," Taylor said, according to the transcript. It was the filth transcript that Democrats have re- leased o far. Mother, of testimony by Yovanovitch, laid out how she was tar- geted by Giuliani arid felt threatened by the presi- dent's disparaging com- ments about her. In his testimony, Taylor singled out Giuliani as the leader of die effon to get Zelenskiy to commit public- ly to investigations that Tnunp wanted, including one of Burisma, an energy company that employed Hunter eider, the former vice president's son. Two high -profile witness- de— John Bolton, the presi- nt's former national. security adviser, and Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff — are expected to defy congres- sional requests to appear on Thursday and Friday. Democrats gave yet another sign on Wednesday that they would not wait around to try to force non- cornplianlwitnesses to pppear. 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The panel asked the judge overseeing the suit to dis- miss the case and said it expected Kuppennan to abide by a ruling in a simi- lar case that is expected in the caning days. Kuppennan's lawyer, Charles Cooper, also repre- sents Bolton. Democrats have not yet subpoenaed Bolton to testify. If they do, Cooper is likely to file a similar suit asking a judge to determine whether Bol- ton should speak with in- vestigators. Rep. Adam Schiff, 1Y Calif, the o ai man of the Intelligence Committee, said his panel, which is leading the impeachment inquiry, would soon an - flounce additional hearings and continue to release transcripts of private depo- sitions. '"fhose open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves, to make their own detemninations about the credibility of the wit- nesses, but also to kam rust hand about the facts of the president's miscon- duct," Schiff told reporters on Wednesday. Democrats consider Taylor to be perhaps their best witness In an opening statement that became public at the time, Taylor taut out how he cot to to understand from others within the admuustratiat that the entire American relation- ship with Ukraine had become dependent on its leaders publicly discrediting Trump's political rivals by cormnitting to announcing they were opening investi- gationc into Democrats. He singled out Gordon Son- dland, the US. ambassador to the European Union, who Taylor said wormed him that Tnunp had made a White House meeting with Ukraine's new rust - dent and the delivery 0f 5391 million in sentry aid for the country contingent on the investigations. The transcript released Wednesday fleshed out that story, adding new details Taylor testified that Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Powpeo, Secretary of De- fense Mark Esper. and Gina Haspel, the CIA director, had sought a meeting with Tntmp this summer to try to persuade him to release the security assistance. But they straggled to find a time to meet for reasons both mundane and bizarre. "II rums Om, Mr. Chair- man, that those principals, as we call them were an different trips at different time," Taylor said "I think this was also about the time of the Greenland question, about purchasing Green- land, which took up a la of energy in the NSC." EpaworthREMENTt,Village Providing responsible and compassionate care for over 70 Years Come Check out our Newly Remodeled facility Improung our Commun., lot a better way of Luang • *Ask us about our FREE month or Ih OFF on Security Deposit 'New Cosiwn, nS, b a,malen, ARMY Epworlh Village offers: Warm.• i,erNN. Canna. Comprises:mate and Oedruted Staff. • Fun Aebv,ne• • Samoa. 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Avenue and (21 a Resolution o1 the Miami City Commission directina the City Manaaer And the Mayor to cease anv and all neooliation with Miami Freedom Park LLC reaardina the proposed develoomentand construction of a soccer stadium. public Dark technoioav hub art and ealf(tainmeot .mare. triad and beverage venire.. and a hotel conference center with ancillary pommercial uses at 1400 NW 37. Avenue and (31 a Discussion of the Miami City Commission providinn an undata ran IN; status of nenntiatinno hntwenn the City nl Miami and Miami Frnapjpm park. LLC for the lease and development of a soccer stadium. public park technoioav hub. art And entertainment spaces lood and beverage venues and a hotel conference center with ancillary pommercial uses at 1400 NW 37s yeame, No business shall be conducted or a vote taken at 8 special City Commission meeting on business other than the subject for which the special meeting is called. All interested persons are invited to attend this meeting. Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any mailer to be considered at this meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings Is made including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105). In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250.5361 (Voice) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding. TTY users may call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding. Ad No. 30820 Todd 8. Hannon City Clerk Miami Herald Media Company 3511 NW 91 Avenue Miami, FL 33172 �iamiJierala AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION el Nuevo Heald Account # Ad Number Identification PO 181841 0004449958-01 30820 ELN - Special Comm. Mtg Miami Freedom Park Atencion: CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 EL NUEVO HERALD Un Periodico McClatchy PUBLICADO DIARIAMENTE MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA ESTADO DE LA FLORIDA CONDADO DE MIAMI DADE Ante la autoridad que suscribe se presento en persona: YELINA DAVIS, CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS Quien bajo juramento dice que El/ella es de El Nuevo Herald, un periodico en Miami, Condado de Miami Dade, Florida; que la copis adjunta de este anuncio fue publicado en dicho periodico, en las ediciones de: Publication: El Nuevo Herald November 07, 2019 El declarante afirma ademas que El Nuevo Herald es un periodico que Se publica en el mencionado condado De Miami Dade, Florida y que ha sido Publicado diariamente en dicho condado De Miami Dade, Florida, habiendo sido clasificado por las Oficinas de Correos en Miami condado de Miami Dade, como material con franquicia de segunda clase desde El 29 de Marzo de 1976. El Declarante Asegura que no ha pagado ni prometido Pagar a personal alguna, firma o Corporation ningun descuento reembolso Comision o devolution de fondos con el Proposito de lograr la publicacion de este Anuncio en dicho periodico. Jura y subscrito ante mi en Este Dia llth, de November, 2019 IBIS YIENA Nstory Pubik - State of Florida Commission OGG 257502 my Comm. Expires Nov 13, 2022 Booted through sotto:1e: Notary Asm. Locales IIEYH 7 FE aelfaal110e EMMYOIEaaamfl LICENCIAS cores con Nettie, a inland aque0os qua conducen con 0cencias suspendidas, se - goo el informs de FPI. Ha surgido una correle- tn entre el mayor acceso alas Iicencias y la seguri- dad vial en machos de los estados que pemdten que los Inmlgrantesindocunen- tados conduxcan legalmen- te, con taws de conduct relin segued, accidentes acionadoa con el alcohol y accidentes fatales en franca disminucion luego de que cembiara la ley. En California, despises que se otorguron licencias de conducir a max de un ml lee de inmigrantes indo- nonentados, 1o56ir-end- rinu duminuyeron en un 10 pot- ciento, "lo que sugiere que la politica redup los temores de deponacion y confiscation de vehlculos", segim una investigation publicada en un estadio academic°. Despises de que Connecticut expanded el acceso a las Bcencias, los hit-and-mot it-and a en tienas iudad redujeron en un 15 par ciento segdn dates oficules, ayudando a los conductores a ahorrar mi- Bones de dSares en gastos relacionados con los acci- dentes. Una politica de 0cencia5 inclusive Iambi. podria resultar en un mayor porcentaje de conductores asegurados. En Nuevo Mexico, los dates del DMV del estado sugieren que la Iasa de personas sin seguro disminuyo del 33 par ciento en 2002 a19.1 per ciento en 2011, coincidiendo con un combed en la ley que expan- die el actew a las Iicencias. PREOCUPACIONES CON LA CONFIDENCIALIDAD Si been las experiencias de onus enados que hen otorgado Bcsncias • imd- granles indocumentados Busman los beneficios qua pueden producese en el ambito de la seguridad vial, tambien muestran como era politica puede compro- meter la privacidad de los inmigrantes, pemiliendo qua las agencies del Depar- tament° de Seguridad Na- tional de EEUU (DHS) oblengan acceso a informa- chin coNldenclai En Julio se descubriet que, en al menos nes eaados que ofrecen Iicencias a inmigrantes indocumenta- dos, los funcionarios de Inmigracion y Control de Aduanas (ICE) utiiaaron tecnologia de reconoci- miento facial pare analixer bases de dates estalales de ftros de Iicencias, exlrayen- do malones de folds sin el conocimiento o commnti- miento de los auton,ovBis- ta5. La colaborucion entre ICE y los DMV estatalea tambien puede tomes °teas formes, con las autoridades de inmigracien simplemen- [pldiendo que los DMV compartan diferentes dates. En el estado de Washin- gton —a pens de la oposi- cidn significative a la agen- da de inmigracibn del presi- dente Donald Trump— el Depanamento de Licences entregb las solicitudes de licencia de conducir de los inmigrantes indocumenta- dos a funcionarios de ICE, una prectica que resolt6 en arrestor y deporta,iones. Y en Vermont se descubri6 que el DMV del estado habia enviado nombres, fans, registros de entomb - riles y otros infomaciones noose trabejadotes migra- tes a ICE. "En Washington, ICE basicamente solo Jecia: 'Hey, queremos onto', y simplenren a se le entrega- ba todo sin hater pregun- tas", dijo Davis. 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Los cambios reallrados pan reducer ell fibre fiujo de information cluyeron solicit. a ICE giro produx- ca ordenes judiciales part pedir lnfomacion sabre sutomov6inas Adenus, Mora se exige una revision so per taro de solicitudes per la pane de agentes federates pars obtener folds, registros de vehiculos u otros documentos. Esas son solutions que Davis plena qua le Florida tam- bien podria implementor pare salvaguardar la prea- tided de los imnigrantes. "Hoy en tits, Florida es como Washington mica see. Cuando alguien les solicits information, la comparten. No hay nada que les prohi- ba hater eso", dijo. "Enton- ces, pare los activist. y los legisladores y las persons que se estin preparando pars impulsar este movi- miento, les un problemal que esti en el radar de todos". EL FUTURO DE LAS LICENCIAS PARA TODOS EN LA FLORIDA El senad0restatat repo- blicano David Simmons, presidents pro compose del Senado de Florida y presi- dente del Comite ludicul, dijo que Ilene la intention de presenter un pmyecto de ley en la Sesion Legislative 2020 que pernitirfa a los dentes indocumentados toner attend a Iicencias de conducir. Alexis Davis, la aurora del esludio de FPI, dijo que "jLosinsnigmntesindocu- mentadosl son personas spas ya estan contriboyendo nuestm estado. Son nales- nos vecinos y nuestros amigos. Sabemos que es nect0 pemlitir que pani- cipen plenamente en nues- tra economic y que condue- can sin terror". Agrego: 'Pero reconoxco que tendran que tomer era decision individualmente. Podemos tomer medidas pars proteger la confiden- cialidad peso, por wpuesto, no es una gerantia. Enton- ces van tener que caner en cuenta ese riesgo" Por el moment°, otros 14 e0ad0s, el Distrito de Co- lumbia y Puerto Rico ye han adopado planes que pemiten a todos sus resi- dences oftener Bcenclas de conductr,independienle- mente del estado migrato- Laurar0 Crinopan: @laugr101pun VIENE DE LA 3A CAMPANA can (a las victimesl Agreg6 qua van a involu- ar a la comunidad de Miami pare que puedan ayudar alas victimas y reporter aituacionee so. pechosas. V campana se enfoc5 ntree mensajes pars la comunidad: i See it. Snap it. Send it", que se traduce como "silo vex, coma foto y mindalo". Este mensaje le avisare a la comunidad que tendron una line. local directa donde po- dren mender tips o repor- ter situations sospecho- sas of 305-FIX-STOP a trsves de Ilamada o text°. •"Not What You Think", o "n es to que plena?", que ire acompa- entre 18-23.nos. La Fiscal Federal del Distrito Sur de Florida, Arians Fajardo Orshan, dijo qua los qua cometen estos crimenes se aprove- nada con una foto de une than de los miembros muter mayor con una rues vulnerables de nues- adolescente informsndo a Ira comunidad. la comunidad que la tote "La Fiscalia Federal de personas puede ser esti lista pus hater justi- facilitada canto per hom- cia pars las vfctimas y le byes Como mujeres. pedimos al pueblo qua •"Buy Sex. Be Expo- nos ayude a proteges y a sad" o "compra sexo y serve nuestra comunidad sores expuesto", max- reportando cualquier acid d•ndo a la comunidad sospechoso de trate de qua pager per sex° es humans o de contraben- Bega1 en Florida. El Con- do de personas con fines dodo Miami -Dade Ilene la sexuales", dijo. situation mes grave de Ademaa de la linen trate de personas en Flori- local, existe una linen da y el estado es el term- d recta national de trate ro en la cantidad de casos de humans. 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BEPI entrevistet para este sonde° a 600 hispe- nos registrados como v0tante5, una pane a la- ves de Internet y otra per telefono fijo, del 30 de ocmbre al 2 de noviembre La oncosts, que clone un margin de error de 4/- 3,9 por ciento, mueste que el apoyo de los hispa- ns al gobemador Ron DeSan6s, seguidor de Trump, es de un 36 per ciento, frente • un 23 por lento de opinions desfa- orables y ram 34 por cien- to de no respuestas. De los 600 encuesta- dos,152 se declareron repubticanos y tin 77 per ciento de albs dijo que votaria por Trump en unas elections primaries de su pseudo. Delos 268 democratas, un 27 por ciento voteria per el senador Sanders, un 21 per ciento por Biden y un 20 por ciento por la 5ened0e Warren El imico latino entre los ' aspiranles • la nminacie. per el Partido Democrat., el ex secretario de Vivien- da Julien Castro, es el escogido por el 5 por cien- to de los encuestados. Florida, con un 26 per Menlo de poblacion hisp•- na, es un estado clave en las elections presidencia- Ies, no solo porque breech un ponante ndrnero de voids en el Colegio Electo- ral, que es donde al final se decide queen es el gana- d0r, sln0 porque no tiene un patron de vote fijo y l0 mismo puede ininarse per los republicans que per los demdcratas. En 2012 vatb per Barack Obama y en 2016 por Trump. CIUDAD DE MIAMI, FLORIDA AVISO DE REUNION ESPECIAL DE LA COMISION DE LA CIUDAD eat De conformjdad con la Resolution R-19-0437 de la Comisian de la Ciudad de Miami, adoptada el 24 de octubre de 2019, se Havant a cabo una reuni6n especial de la Comision de la Ciudad de Mlaml el martes, 12 de novlembre de 2019, a las 9:00 a.m., en el Mlaml City Hall ubicado en el 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. (l rlrnrM9jlQ41P_P41a mlml4n eanenial es di,cutir v !Omar lodes v calla una de Iao_decjaionoS annriadav con 111 Imo Resnluciln de la Comjsi6n de la Ciudad de Miami oara aorobar o negar de confomidad con la Seccinn 29-8 de la Carla Constitutive de la Ciudad de Miami. un c0ntrato de arrjendo asl como los acuerdos de urbanization relativos a la construccjon de un estadio de )litho! un oaraue nubtico un centro tecnolbgioo Areas de afte v eniretenimienln silins de comity? v bebidav un hotel v centre de convenciones oara usos comerciales auxiliares en el 1400 NW 37th Avenue v 121 una Reso)ucidn de la Comisjon de la Ciudad de Miami cue ordene al Administrador de la Ciudad de Miami v al Alcalde cue tenon Iona neeociarion con Miami Freedom Park I I e1Lre3a3i0n_e3D_ vt/rsi n enta de urbani7aci5n v onnsirurciOn de un P.Slodio de flilbol un Derain pilhlicn on centre tecnolbgicn Areas de arle v entretenimienlo 3itj0' de comida v bebida v un !tolel v centro de convenciones oara usos comerciales auxiliares en el 1400 NW 37th Avenue. y (31 una Discusian de la Comisien de la Ciudad de Miami oara nirecer una arhlaliraci0n aearce del estado de las neoociaciones entre la Ciudad de Miami v Miami Freedom Park LLC oara el ;antral() de arriendo v la construction de_ un estadiu_da dIbol un oaraue oublico un centro de tecnologia areas de arle v enlretenimienlo sitlos de comida v bebida v un hotel v centro de convenciones oara usos comerciales auxiliares en el 1400 NW 37th Avenue, En este reunion especial de la Comisian de la Ciudad no se discutire ni se votar3 acerca ning6n 0tro tema que no sea el tema para el cual se convoc6 a esla reunion especial. Todas las personas Interesadas pueden aslstir a este reuni6n. Si alguna persona desea apelar alguna decision de !a Comision de !a Ciudad con respecto a cualquier asunto considerado en esta reuni6n, debe asegurarse de hacer un registro textual de las actas jncluyendo todos los testimonios y coda !a evidencia sobre los cuales se va a basar !a apelacion (F.S. 286.0105). De acuerdo con la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades de 1990 (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990), las personas que necesiten acomodacion especial para participar en este reuni6n pueden comunicarse con la 0ficina de! Secretario Municipal al (305) 250-5361 (Voz) al menos dos (2) dlas habiles antes de la reuni6n. Los usuarios de TTY pueden !lamer al 711 (Florida Relay Service) al menos dos (2) titan habiles antes de la reunion. Anuncio No. 30820 Todd B. Hannon Secretario Municipal