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USGS: major quake more likely
in Puerto Rico in coming week
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BAN NAM. PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico is slightly
ore likely to be hit with
an earthquake of magni-
tude 6.0 or higher over the
next week, the U.S. Ge-
ological Survey said, after
an intense aftershock Sat-
urday led the agency to
tweak its statistical models.
In an "Aftershock Fore-
cast" updated Sunday, the
USGS said the chance of a
magnitude 6.0 earthquake
or higher was 11%— up
from 7% a week ago. How-
er, the chance of a mag-
nitude 7.0 earthquake
remained at just 1%.
"Such an earthquake is
possible but with low prob-
ability," the USGS said.
Puerto Rico's southern
coast has been ratted by a
series of quakes since Dec.
28 and was hit by the
ainshock," a magnitude
6.4, on Tuesday. Since
then aftershocks, most of
them barely perceptible,
have been part of daily life
on the island. On Saturday,
however, a 5.9 magnitude
quake caused fresh
damage and renewed
panic.
"No one can predict the
exact time or place of an
earthquake, including
aftershocks," the USGS
cautioned. "Our forecast
changes as time passes due
to decline in frequency of
aftershocks, larger after-
shocks that may trigger
furtherearthquakes, and
changes in forecast model-
ing based on data collected
for this earthquake se-
quence."
The USGS also produces
30-day "scenarios," that
also suggest that a larger
earthquake is unlikely.
That month -long predic-
tion remains unchanged.
The government esti-
mates that the earthquakes
have damaged more than
559 structures and caused
Bryan Lebanon, places flowers Sunday where one of the cars
belonging to the extended LeBaron family was ambushed by
gunmen last year nc r BavapO Sonora state Mexico.
Monument to
honor nine killed
by drug cartel
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AND PETER OM
Assoc -lased Press
u MORA, BanCO
President Andres Manuel
Lopez Obrador said Sunday
that a monument will be put
up to memoralize nine
U.S: Mexican. dual citizens
ambushed and slain last
year by suspected drug gang
assassins along a remote
road in the nosthem border
region near New Mexico.
In remarks to members of
the small town of La Mom,
which was shattered by the
Nov. 4 killings of three
women and six children
from the extended Lang-
ford LeBaron and Miller
families, Lopez Obrador
said the fast goal is to bring
those responsible to justice.
Speaking after meeting
with victims' relatives, the
president said an agreement
had been reached with
municipal and Sonora state
officials to establish a mon-
ument of some sort "here
where these lamentable and
painful events took place,
and alsm for special recog-
nition of those who risked
then lives to rush to the aid
of victims and survivors.
"So that we exalt this, the
we solidarity: He who a
wilting to give his fife for
anther," Lopez Obrador
said.
He promised t0 meet with
family members in two
months to give them anoth-
er update on the
investigation and to return
in four to six
Months to
presenta plan on regional
development including road
improvements.
The mostly bilingual
American -Mexicans have
lived in northern Mexico for
decades and consider them-
selves Morons, though
they are not affiliated with
The Church of inns Christ
of Latter-day Saints.
The community's origins
in Mexico date to the offi-
cial end of polygamy over a
century ago by the LDS
church, which prompted
many families that contin-
ued the practice to establish
colonies elsewhere. Many of
those in northern Mexico
have by now, over the gen-
erations, abandoned polyga-
my as well.
1a Mora is a haMet of
about 300 people in Sonora
state while Colonia LeBaron
is a larger town of over
2,000 on the other side of
the mountains in Chihua-
hua; the two are biked by a
bone -jarring and treach-
erous dirt road where the
attack occurred as the pro -
men and children were
traveling to visit relatives.
The are. lie in the terri-
tory of rival drug gangs with
the cartel of convicted king-
pin Joaquin "El Chapo"
Guzman holding sway in
Sonora and the Juarez cartel
dominant in Chihuahua.
The killings sowed grief
and fear in the tightly knit
communities, and dozens
fled La Mora for the United
States in the subsequent
days out of concerns for
their safety. What was once
a tranquil and even idyllic
life in a fertile river valley
surtamded by mountains
and desert scrub had grown
increasingly tenuous as
crmtinal gangs exerted their
influence and fought each
other, some said.
"Broken hearts, defeated,
and through the fault of
aline. 1 personally do not
understand how so many
people
continue t0 die in
h a beautiful country,
such good people and with
such richness, unity
member Margaret Langford
said at Saturday's ceremo-
ny. "I was bum in Chihua-
hua but 1 have been living
for 20 years here in La
Mora, a place that was so
tranquil and neighbors we
treasure so much."
"l Iwe this country and it
pains me to my soul to think
d not being able to five
here," Langford said. 'This
massacre has left us last and
destroyed 1 ask God that it
not be what defines ow
community."
A boulder crushed several graves in the Municipal
cemetery in Guanica, located near the epicenter of the
6.4-magnitude quake, that hit Puerto Rico on Tuesday.
$110 million in damage.
On Saturday, Gov. Wanda
Vazquez signed a major
disaster declaration and
said she was sending $12
million dollars to hard-hit
municipalities. That will
allow them to start the
recovery process ahead of
federal funds that the is-
land is expecting.
Puerto Rico — a U.S.
Several gravesiles were damaged by original earthquake,
and several aftershocks that have struck since.
territory — is squeezed
between the North Amer-
ica Caribbean tectonic
plates and low-level seis-
mic is
But the island's southern
oast (where the North
America plate slips be-
neath Puerto Rico at an
area known as Muertos
Trough) began to reactiva-
te shortly after Christmas.
On Dec. 28, the USGS
recorded two quakes of
magnitude 4.7 and 5.0.
Since then more than 400
earthquakes have occurred
in the region, 11 of which
�
re greater magni-
tude 4.0.
"The proximity of these
events to Puerto Rico, and
their shallow depth, mean
that dozens of these events
have likely been felt on
land," the USGS said.
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING
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Pursuant to Section 2-33(1) of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, a special meeting
of the Miami City Commission will be held on Friday, January 17, 2020 at 10,00 a.m, at Miami
City Hall located at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The purpose of this special
meeting is to discuss and take any and all actions associated with the following items: 1) Reappointment
of Todd B. Hannon as City Clerk; 2) Reappointment of Victoria Mendez as City Attorney; 3) Allocation
of $15.000.00 from the Mayor's share of the Anti -Poverty Fund to People United to Lead the
Struggle for Equality, Inc. ("P.U.LS.E."); 4) Noise and alcohol waivers for Superbowl 2020 related
events for the Wynwood Business Improvement District; 5) Keys to the City and City Proclamations;
6) Racial Equality within the Miami Police Department; 7) Key to the City; 8) Appointment of the
elected officials on various boards, trust, authorities, committees, and agencies; 9) Employment
Status of the City Manager.
No business shall be conducted or a vote taken at a special City Commission meeting on business
other than the subject(s) 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 matter to be considered at this meeting. that
person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all testimony and
evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105).
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special
accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at
(305) 250-5361 (Voice) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. TTY users may
call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding.
a33604 Todd B. Hannon
City Clerk
City of Miami Department of
Housing lotl Commun5y
Development
HOPWA TENANT BASED RENTAL
ASSISTANCE (TBRA) WAITLIST
APPLICATION PACKAGES WILL BE
AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 10-21, 2020
CLIENT MEDICAL VERIFICATION FORM AVAILABLE
STARTING JANUAflY 15, 2020
Download the TBRA Housing Assistance Waitlist Application Package/
Client Medical Verification Form from www.aidsnet.org
The City of Miami HOPWA Program has a limited number of openings in its Tenant Based Rental Assistance /TBRA)
Program and is seeking to fill these openings through a waitlist. Applicants will be placed on the Waitlist by random
unary. t you have been diagnosed with AIDS and are low income (80% AMI or below), you may be eligible for
placement 00 the HOPWA TBRA Waitlist.
Number In Household
i parson
2 persons
3 persons
4 persons
5 persons
6 persona
7 persons
8 persons
847,450
$54,200
$81,000
887,750
$73.200
878,800
$84,050
880,450
The HOPWA /busing Program provide subsidized housing to
federal U.S. Department of Housing a Urban Development (HUD),
to assistprogram participants living with AIDS(in achieving and
improve 5ren eccesa to, and engagement in. AIDS treatment and
You bed your family ere eligible M (1) you hem received en
You may apply as an individual or as a family. A family is a household
le0ot one person diagnosed with AIDS. Persona in a family may
deemed to be important t0 the care or well-being of the houaehola
The -Application Package- to be submitted is made up of
Program Waitlist Application Form and (2) have your phyeidan
me:wit BOTH forms postmarked by Feder. February or tip
low income penone/houeehol a, ail defined each year by the
with an AIDS diagnosis. Tha goal of the HOPWA Program le
maintaining mousing stability so as to avoid hornlessness and
care.
AIDS medical diegnosle AND (2) you ore be income.
composed of two (2) or more related persons with at
be related by ties of blood, marriage, or other legal sanctions or
member with AIDS.
Two farina. You must (1) fill out and sign a HOPWA TBRA
fill out and sign Me Medical Verification Form. You m,at Men
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of Miami Department of Housing and Community Development
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be independently verified when the applicant's wei5ist number
should contact 305-416rt927. (Ad 331548)
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office at 14 NE 1" Ave., 2nd Row, Miami, FL 33132; alternatively
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Pursuant to Section 2-33(1) of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, a special meeting
of the Miami City Commission will be held on Friday, January 17, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at Miami
City Hall located at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The purpose of this special
meeting is to discuss and take any and all actions associated with the following items: 1) Reappointment
of Todd B. Hannon as City Clerk; 2) Reappointment of Victoria Mendez as City Attorney; 3) Allocation
of $15,000.00 from the Mayor's share of the Anti -Poverty Fund to People United to Lead the
Struggle for Equality, Inc. ("P.U.L.S.E."); 4) Noise and alcohol waivers for Superbowl 2020 related
events for the Wynwood Business Improvement District; 5) Keys to the City and City Proclamations;
6) Racial Equality within the Miami Police Department; 7) Key to the City; 8) Appointment of the
elected officials on various boards, trust, authorities, committees, and agencies; 9) Employment
Status of the City Manager.
No business shall be conducted or a vote taken at a special City Commission meeting on business
other than the subject(s) 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 matter to be considered at this meeting, that
person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all testimony and
evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105).
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special
accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at
(305) 250-5361 (Voice) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. TTY users may
call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding.
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Airbus entrego 863 aviones en
2019, sobrepasando a Boeing
ea.e
irbus anundo que
entregO avio-
nes en e2019, la
cifra mas aka de
su historia pese a los retra-
sos de production que le
obligaron a reducir sus
objetivos durance el aim,
mkntras que su competidor
Boeing vim caer sus entrega,
poi la crisis del 737 MAX.
El fabricante de aviones
estadounidense, que habia
supendo a Airbus en entre-
gas desde el 2012, sun no
ha dado a conocer sus cifras
anuales, pem solo ha entre-
gado 345 aviones en los 11
primeros meses de 2019,
dos veces loons que en el
mismo penodo del 2018.
For el c801800o, las entre-
ges de Airbus aumentaron
un 8 por demo el ano past -
do en comparacion can el
2018, prods° en un
comunicado.
Si hien Airbus mica ha
producido cantos aviones en
12 meses, el fabricante
europeo de aviones tuvo
qoe resisar a la beja sus
obtenvos de entrega duran-
te el afro, un indicador cn1-
dal de rentabilidad en la
Mdwica.
Aunque micialmente
UN AIRBUS A320-214 despege del aeropuerto de Dusseldorf. Alm -Ionia. el 3 de agosto del 20i7.
establedo en "880 a 890"
entregas en el 2019, el
grupo indicu en octubre que
finalmente tenia previa°
entregar "ahededor de 860
avioues rcieles",fren-
tea800ene12018.
El fabricante citron`s°
diftcultades de ptoduccion
vincWadas a la production
del A321 ACF, model° que
pemtite una configuration
mas flexible de las cabins
pem mar compleja de pro -
duck que un A320.
Segue Airbus, el ano
pasado entrego 642 aviones
de la familia A320 (A319,
A320 et A321), contra 626
en el 2018.
Airbus amnlcio que tone
previsto aumentar de cinco
siete su production men-
sual de aviones de la familia
A320 en su fabnca estadou-
nidense de Mobile (en el sur
de Estados Unidos).
Una decision que se pro-
duce en moment. en que
Washington impaso, en el
rnarco de un Btigio ante la
Organiradon Mundial del
e El rendimlenlo de
Airbus en el 2019 le
permilid superar a finales
de ano la 6arreo de to
20.000 pedidos netos
Comercio (OMCI, impues-
to npunitivos del 10 poi
de to sobre los aviones
consbnidos fuera de EEUU
en represalia por las sub-
' - europeas come-
diatirw5.
20,000 PEDIDOS
otra
pane, Airbus
an este memes que
registro 1,131 pedidos en el
2019, de loscuales 768
fueron pedidos netos (si se
exchryen las cancelaciones
o modificac loner de
Orden.)..
De los pedidos netos, 654
an de la familia A320
(A319neo, A320neo y
A321neo), precis° el fabri-
cante eumpeo.
El rendimiento de Airbus
end 2019 le pemdtio supe-
rar a finales de ano la barre-
n de los 20,000 pedidos
nets acvmulados registra-
dos desde su Creation hate
50 aims.
Por su loci°, Boeing atra-
esa la poor Crisis de su
histana con la inmoviliaa-
bn de su model° 737
MAX, tns dos acddentes
en menos de tin
que deiaron 346 muertos
El grim° enadounidense
two que reduce drastic,
mente su Pun° de produc-
dn del MAX y suspender
sus entregas, antes de anun-
mediados de diciem-
bre que detenia la praluc-
on del avian a party de
enero del 2020, poi timpo
indefinido.
Esta Wall Street sobrevalorado?
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La UItima encuesta
trimestral que
realize la auditors
Deloitte a los di-
rectores financieros de
empresas multinacionales
on rode en Estados Uni-
dos, Canada y Mexico ha
refelado que un 77 por
ciento tree que el mercado
de a es de Wall Street
esti sobrevalondo y a
panto de una desaoelera-
c Este porcentaie ha creci-
do considenblemente con
respect° al anterior Mimes-
tre y ha pasado del 63 poi
ienm al 77 p00 ciento
despues de que Wall Street
e el an
`records en sus tres �ndi
dores principales en la que
ha lido su mejor ejercicio
en toda la historia, con tin
increment° notable del
valor de las actions de sus
principales empresas.
Solo el 40 por ciento de
los directivos financieros
ree que es un buen
mn o patomer grandes
riesgos en los mercados, el
porcentaie roes bajo que ha
regislrado la encuesta
trimestral desde el 2015,
segun el document°
facilitado.
Si bien los altos ejecuti-
vos son °ptimistas con
respect° al moment° eco-
co que abaviesa Este -
dos Unidos y casi el 70 por
cienm Cree que la econo-
mia rontinuari creciendo
durance el 2020, solo el 23
por ciento see qoe las
condiciones seran mejores
de aqui a un also.
En este sentido, dos
tercios de los financieros
oven que el crecimiento
economim ally de
2020 estarimis
pa el resulted° de las
elections presidenciales
m Estados Unidos que
tendran lager el proximo 3
de novsembre.
LA GUERRA COMERCIAL
Lo que mas preocupa
los direcrivos es la goon
de l�dal y la imposition
aranceles, as. como la
mestabilidad poltica en un
ano que se antoja compli-
cado con la futura celebra-
cion del joicio politico al
presidente de Estados
Unidos, Donald Trump,
pan su posible desbmcidn,
y de nuevo, el impact°que
puede tenor la celebration
de los comicios
presidenciales.
A los financieros tam -
Men les preocupa el riesgo
de desacelencion de la
economia, que la mayoda
skim a finales del 2020,
aunque de moment° el 97
pot ciento no tense ninguna
1eTembien inquietan los
far torts geopoliticos, que
recientemente han jugado
un papel clave en los met-
cado5 tras Ia escalade y
posterior desescelada de
tensions entre Estados
Unidos a Iran.
Asimismo, ha bajado la
preocmpadon por los tipos
de interes, la ciberseguri-
dad y el "break".
A la par, senalan que
tambien es probable que el
gusto de los consumidores
y las empresas se desacele-
re, por 10 que e182 pa
onto considers necesario
comer medidas miss es -
rvadons o defensives en
el servo de sus empresas
como reducir el gasto dis-
cremonal y el de personal.
OUE MOVERA WALL
STREET EN EL 2020
El profesor Menchem
Brenner, de la Escuela de
Negocios Stem de la Uni-
venidad de Nueva York,
augurs en declanciones
que este ano volvere a
ester marcado por la gue-
rra entre China y
Estados Unidos, las tensio-
nes en Oriente Medio y 5u
Unpacks en el predo del
petroleo y las elecdones
presidenciales.
"Y, por supuesto, el com-
portamienro impredecible
de Trump", anade Bren-
er, quien sin embargo no
none dam si Wall Street
esti sobrevalorado ono.
"Mi vision personal es
"Los dirertores
financieros seen que si
que nonce se puede decb si
esti sobrevalorado o infra-
valorado. Quien to piense
tiene un 50 poi lento de
posibilidades de ester en to
ortecto", re0exiala el
profesor.
Por ultimo, Brenner
atisba una desaceleracion
nivel mondial
que podria afectar a Este -
dos Unidos, pem si bien los
dvectores financieros con-
sultados por Deloitte la
situan a finales de este a6o,
el profesor manifiesta que
d fill saber cuando
sucedere realmente".
UN HOMBRE pasa frenle al edifieo de la Boise de Nueva Yak.
CIUDAD DE MIAMI, FLORIDA
AVISO DE REUNION ESPECIAL DE LA COMISION DE LA CIUDAD
De conformidad con la Secci6n 2-33(1) del C6digo de la Ciudad de Miami, segun fue
enmendado, se IlevarA a cabo una reunion especial de la Comisi6n de la Ciudad
de Miami el viemes, 17 de enero, 2020, a las 10:00 a.m., en el Ayuntamiento de la
Ciudad de Miami, ubicado en el 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. El
prop6sito de esta reuni6n especial es discutir y tomar todas y cada una de las decisiones
asociadas con los sjguientes puntos: 1) Re -designation de Todd B. Hannon como
Secretario Municipal; 2) Re -designation de Victoria Mendez como Abogada Municipal; 3)
Asignacion de $15,000.00 provenientes del Fondo del Alcalde Contra la Pobreza a People
United to Lead the Struggle for Equality, Inc. ("P.U.L.S.E"); 4) Exenciones de ruido y alcohol
Para eventos en Wynwood Business Improvement District relacionados con el Superbowl
2020; 5) Uaves y proclamas de la Ciudad; 6) Igualdad racial dentro del Departamento
de Policia de Miami; 7) Llaves de la Ciudad; 8) Designation de los funcionarios electos
en varias juntas, fideicomisos, autoridades, combos y agendas; 9) Estatus laboral del
Administrador de la Ciudad.
En esta reuni6n especial de la Comisj:n de la Ciudad no se discutirA ni se votary acerca
ningtin otro tema que no sea el tema para el cual se conv0c6 a esta reuni6n especial.
Todas las personas interesadas pueden asistir a esta reuni6n. Si alguna persona desea
apelar alguna decision de la Comisi6n de la Ciudad con respecto a cualquier asunto
considerado en esta reuni6n, debe asegurarse de hacer un registro textual de las actas
incluyendo todos los testimonios y todas las evidencias sobre los cuales se va a basar la
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 esta reunion pueden comunicarse con la Oficina del Secretario Municipal
al (305) 250-5361 (Voz) al mends tres (3) dlas habiles antes de la reunion. Los usuarios
de TTY pueden Ilamar al 711 (Florida Relay Service) al menos tres (3) dtas habiles antes
de la reuni6n.
Anuncio No. 33604 Todd B. Hannon
Secretario Municipal
CIUDAD DE MIAMI, FLORIDA
AVISO DE REUNION ESPECIAL DE LA COMISION DE LA CIUDAD
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De conformidad con la Seccion 2-33(1) del Codigo de la Ciudad de Miami, segun fue
enmendado, se Ilevara a cabo una reunion especial de la Comision de la Ciudad
de Miami el viernes, 17 de enero, 2020, a las 10:00 a.m., en el Ayuntamiento de la
Ciudad de Miami, ubicado en el 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. El
proposito de esta reunion especial es discutir y tomar todas y cada una de las decisiones
asociadas con los siguientes puntos: 1) Re-designacion de Todd B. Hannon como
Secretario Municipal; 2) Re-designacion de Victoria Mendez como Abogada Municipal; 3)
Asignacion de $15,000.00 provenientes del Fondo del Alcalde Contra la Pobreza a People
United to Lead the Struggle for Equality, Inc. ("P.U.L.S.E."); 4) Exenciones de ruido y alcohol
para eventos en Wynwood Business Improvement District relacionados con el Superbowl
2020; 5) Llaves y proclamas de la Ciudad; 6) Igualdad racial dentro del Departamento
de Policia de Miami; 7) Llaves de la Ciudad; 8) Designacion de los funcionarios electos
en varias juntas, fideicomisos, autoridades, comites y agencias; 9) Estatus laboral del
Administrador de la Ciudad.
En esta reunion especial de Ia Comision de la Ciudad no se discutir ni se votary acerca
ningun otro tema que no sea el tema para el cual se convocd a esta reunion especial.
Todas las personas interesadas pueden asistir a esta reunion. Si alguna persona desea
apelar alguna decision de la Comision de la Ciudad con respecto a cualquier asunto
considerado en esta reunion, debe asegurarse de hacer un registro textual de las actas
incluyendo todos los testimonios y todas las evidencias sobre los cuales se va a basar Ia
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 esta reunion pueden comunicarse con la Oficina del Secretario Municipal
al (305) 250-5361 (Voz) al menos tres (3) dias habiles antes de la reunion. Los usuarios
de TTY pueden Ilamar al 711 (Florida Relay Service) al menos tres (3) dias habiles antes
de la reunion.
Anuncio No. 33604 Todd B. Hannon
Secretario Municipal
The Miami Times
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County, Florida and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Pursuant to Section 2-33(1) of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida,
as amended, a special meeting of the Miami City Commission
will be held on Friday, January 17, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at Miami
City Hall located at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The
purpose of this special meeting is to discuss and take any and all
actions associated with the following items: 1) Reappointment of Todd
B. Hannon as City Clerk; 2) Reappointment of Victoria Mendez as City
Attorney; 3) Allocation of $15,000.00 from the Mayor's share of the
Anti -Poverty Fund to People United to Lead the Struggle for Equality,
Inc. ("P.U.L.S.E."); 4) Noise and alcohol waivers for Superbowl 2020
related events for the Wynwood Business Improvement District; 5)
Keys to the City and City Proclamations; 6) Racial Equality within the
Miami Police Department; 7) Key to the City; 8) Appointment of the
elected officials on various boards, trust, authorities, committees, and
agencies; 9) Employment Status of the City Manager.
No business shall be conducted or a vote taken at a special City
Commission meeting on business other than the subject(s) 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 matter to be considered at this meeting, that person shall
ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all
testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S.
286.0105).
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons
needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding may
contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5361 (Voice) no later
than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. TTY users may
call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than three (3) business
days prior to the proceeding.
#33604 Todd B. Hannon
City Clerk