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Home My WebLink AboutCC 2021-09-23 AdvertisementJ MCCLATCHY Beaufort Gazette Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Bradenton Herald Centre Daily Times Charlotte Observer Columtxrs Ledger -Enquirer Fresno Bee The Herald - Pock Hill Herald Sun - Durham Idaho Statesman Island Packet Kansas Gty Star Lexington Herald -Leader Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald el Nuevo Herald - Miami Modesto Bee Raleigh News & Observer The Olympian Sacramento Bee Fort Worth Star -Telegram The State - Columbia Sun Herald - Bdoxi Sun News - Myrtle Beach The News Tnbune Tacoma The Telegraph - Macon San Luis Obispo Tribune Tn-Oty Herald Wichita Eagle AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 123447 TRIM Notice $1,600.00 3 10.18 in Attention: Maricarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 0 55 0 /�Itty.i CO ammo JC 4 Copy of ad content is on the next page PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Amanda Grisham, 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 No. of Insertions: 1 Beginning Issue of: 09/19/2021 Ending Issue of: 09/19/2021 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 23rd day of September in the year of 2021 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavks Legal document please do not destroy! M W11 H010LO SUNDAY SEPTTMF**1420211 MGI=7A 0 W Fri CU w CC FROM PAGE 23A TUBMAN do something right" The American hero's name written in strong lettering on a freshly panted sign marked a turning page in history for communities of color and a lesson to be reminded of what Tubman fought hard against, speakers told the crowd. "We can not forget slavery," Florida State Rep. Dotie Joseph said. "We can not forget the ramifications of it" The move to honor Tubman as the new name of Dixie Highway began about two years ago with a question from a then -high school sophomore to her activist grandfather. On a dove with her grandfather Modesto Abery, Isabella Banos heard the computerized dice of a GPS system eclare "Turn right on South Dixie Highway." "Why is it named Dixie Highway?" Banos asked her grandfather. That question and the research that followed is what moved her and Abe- ry to began waging a war to remove Dixie from street signs across Florida, Banos said. "It's been a long jour- ney," Banos said. "To see all of this in fruition and finally see my first sign, I can't describe the feeling. I'm just so happy my question limed into something this signif- ic ant." Banos wrote an essay for the Miami Times in 2019 calling for the coun- ty to rename Dixie High- way after Tubman. Abety sent an email to Moss and the other 12 commission- ers a draft resolution to change the name as well. At the time in commis- sion to discuss whether they would re- move Dixie, Moss ex- plained its history. "Dixie Highway was named for the Dixie states ... The Dixie states se- ceded from the Union Flonda State Sen. Shaun Jones. District 35. speaks dunng a ceremony ',nor to the unveiling of the sign. because they wanted to continue the inhumane restitution of slavery." Months of city and county meetings ultimate- ly found success. Nine cities and Miami -Dade County have passed reso- lutions to remove Dixie Highway road signs in their respective city or county. However, today there are still many more areas of the more-than-5,000- mile highway that run's hough Florida and other southern states that will keep the Dixie name. "There is still a lot of work to be done in this, but to stand here today and have the sign unveiled on U.S. 1 that says Harriet Tubman Highway, many of us probably thought this would never happen," Moss said. Doom CeeoWe: 305-376-2026, @devours-cetoute FROM PAGE 23A FRAUD after fraudsters. Indeed we are super aggressive in going after all types of healthcare fraud. "The more ways that the govemment Ines to help people in need, the ore fraudsters try to take advantage of the new programs," Gonzalez said. "The quicker the govern- ment has to dole out the money, the less stringent the controls must be. This, in non, opens the door to fraudsters." Among South Florida's healthcare fraud cases veiled Friday: • Rickey Delancey, 30, of Miami, is charged with conspiring to steal medical products such as N95 masks from his workplace, Mount Sinai Hospital. Delancey, who worked in the Miami Beach hospi- tal's supplies department, stole the masks and sold them for $55,000 to a buyer in California last year, according to an in- dictment. Asa result, at the height of the COVID-19 pandem- ic, Mount Sinai did not have enough supplies for nurses, doctors, staff and patients, prosecutors said. At one point, the hospital was down to only a three- day supply of N95 masks. • Mind Bieda, 62, and Levi Bieda, 36, of West Palm Beach, are charged with conspiring to commit 5328 million of health care fraud. The Biedas, who owned a substance abuse treatment center and sev- eral drug testing labs, are accused of hiring a med- ical director who signed orders for medically un- necessary and expensive drug tests in exchange for patient referrals. • Edward Pivi, 40, of Miami, who owned Rios Medical Center and Union Medical Clink, is charged with paying kickbacks to his employees to recruit Medicare beneficiaries to his clinics. The clinics allegedly used the identifi- cation numbers of these patients to submit claims for purported mental health therapy services that were not necessary or provided. • Julio Cesar Betancourr, NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE The City of Miami has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last year's property tax levy. A. Initially proposed tax levy 3483 018 t19-1 ' B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes 512.420.1168 C. Actual property tax levy S470 628,005 This year's proposed tax levyif 5504_7_25,1165 -All concerned citizens are invited to attend a 6.1 public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: DATE: Thursday, September 23rd, 2021 TIME: 5:05 p.m. PLACE: City Hall City Commission Chambers, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133 Persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding call (305) 250-5361 (Voice) and TTY users cal via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding. Additional information: htlps2/www.miamlgov.com A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. Ad No. 36427 31, of Hialeah Gardens, is charged with conspiring to launder S363,139 in health care fraud proceeds from a durable medical equip- ment company in Miami that was committing health care fraud, prose- cutors said. Lawyers for the suspects could rid be immediately reached for comment With the fiscal year end- ing Sept. 30, the U.S. At- torney's Office has filed healthcare fraud cases against a total of 196 de- fendants accursed of filing S2.2 billion in false med- ical claims and collecting S488 million in payments from Medicare and other insurers. Jay Weaver: 305.376-3446, 511layhwea2rr THE VIRUS CRISIS 9,806 new cases; hospitalizations fall by almost 200 ousel AND DEVOUT, cs:rmrre 4olongyniquamheraaram Florida on Saturday reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Pre- vention 9,806 more CO- VID-19 cases and eight deaths, according to Miami Herald calculations of CDC data. In all, Florida has re- corded at least 3,494,954 confirmed COVID cases and 50,825 deaths since the pandemic began. On Thursday, the state surged past 50,000 deaths. In the past seven days, on average, the state has added 363 deaths and 10,971 cases per day, ac- cording to Herald c-alcula- sons of CDC data. The 363 deaths, reported Sat- urday by the state, tie with Florida's second -highest seven day death average per day when tallying deaths by the date when they were reported The highest number of deaths coved on Sept. 4, with a dven-day average of 373 eaths per day. About 11,992,505 eligi- ble Floridians — 55.8% of the state's population — had completed the two - dose series of either the Pfsrer-BioNTech or Mod- ema vaccines or have completed Johnson & Johnson's single -dose vaccine,according to the CDC. • In Miami -Dade County, about 1,916,505 people, or 70.5%of the ounty's total population, are fully vaccinated. • In Broward County, about 1,160,579 people are fully vaccinated, or 59.4% of the county's population. • In Palm Beach Conn - thy, about 847,921 people are fully vaccinated, or 56.7% of the county's population. • In Monroe County, about 48,961 people are fully vaccinated, or 66% of the county's population. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Saturday report showed there were 9,393 COVID-19 patients report- ed from 257 Florida hospi- tals. That's 192 fewer pa- tienlo than Friday's report from 253 hospitals. In Saturday's report, CO- VID-19 patients occupied 16.11% of all inpatient hospital beds, compared with 16.51% in the pre- vious day's repotting hos- pitals This number is based on 257 hospitals reporting 9,393 inpatient beds in use for COVID-19 patients and 58,321 total inpatient beds. Of the people hospital- ized in Honda, 2,381 peo- ple were i intensive -care its, a decrease of 62 from the previous day's report, Herald analyses show. That represents 36.57% of the ICU beds at the 257 hospitals reporting data, compared to 37.71% the previous day. This number is based on 257 hospitals reporting 2,381 ICU beds in use for COVID-19 patients and 6,510 total ICU beds. Saturday's Miami -Dade report said there were 730 COVID patients in the wnty's hospitals on Fri- day, a decrease of 24 from the previous day's report Of the 62 new COVID patients, 54 (87.1%) had not been vaccinated. BUDGET SUMMARY/ CITY OF MIAMI -FISCAL YEAR 2021-2022 ' THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ARE 16.504 GREATER THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. . eral Furo 7.6665 Voter: Dert 0.3235 INTERNAL GENERAL SPECIAL 11ET1 SINCE 23112/12 REVENUES ROM REVERSE SER91E FUND 10T11 Tsar 1111.1. ye $1000 198010111 Tun 7.6665 17181.111 41119/50 Ihim tmt3235(km0e' 01821 21138.ON TIT Tran*'CRA, i49.640.0301 11 H1m0I " 9'weo6 Vaeem'aas 2500300 231N.m .,,r pd'Vaean Taus 960.000 110* '_.,:roe F:es BCSr Tans 177.795301 MANI `. 3361300 1288 1.101.111 -. 5 ,e100,s 7.189.000 1,39288 1171988 =,r01.e0ee141450150 15,75737' 156911080 5300,1700 1110JM -kmus ore Pyles 66300310 '-.M20C9 13111.I18 Ormaewrsxs 12120387 154274.000 6,296.000 86,379.000 81*811 anus La Services 115.786,000 3209300 MMUS 1/I9L1MINCES 8520,0300 327.17935 31.532920 28379.000 101.*881 Pasim& 1723430 522700 36237,000 1114.81 Foe 8aanro0Resdrn/ge Nuts TILL IOEBUES. TMI0B* 8 MINCES 116921135 332.100,000 67.769,000 89,371000 1161118110 EXPENONeE6 Gewdfwemmel 92,103303 116387,000 12067019 81151111 %Minh Oolopment 33275X 33.625300 Milt* Cammasy Deloprent 1,731300 62259300 139I181 Pubic Works 103.688,000 21573,00 115111It PA ESalety 455,493.000 47212030 SISNIII Others 72906.000 11157,000 76312000 16110118 rea0t0artmnul 975030) WOO IMAM Dad Semces 67.769.000 MOUE TOTAL E03E12118181 798810,000 323593,000 67769.000 82376.000 1.271.611,101 1r0r0653e 5700/300 6397300 71211111 Fund Balaul9essrwy4Mfr els 530030 5M1111 TOTAL 1,1111FOBB EYBOIIOEL IUWEIL IIteN1M MAWS 069:2.1430 wax 67769300 6437900 LIMN THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED. AND.OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. Ad536427 NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE The City of Miami has tentatively adopted a measure to Increase Its property tax levy. Last year's property tax levy. A_ Maly oropcsed tact levy $483 248 C93 B. Leas tax recuc&7s ode 10 Value Adlustreert Board anc tither asswss"eert changes S 12 42C C88 C. Actual property trot levy SS,r, 628 C{la This>ou's Proper tax levy ;504,725,865 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing or the tax Increase to be held on: DATE: Thursday. September 23rd. 202' TME. 5 I5 p.m. PLACE City Hal. City Commission Chambers. 3500 Par Amercan Drive. Miami. Florida 33133 Persons leecing special accomrrdations to p. ticinate h this p -'ceedhg call (305) 250-536: (ticks) and TTY Leers call via 711 iFlurlda Relay Sergi no later man two 7lousiness days pilot 'o the aroceecirg. Addltlonal hiornatonC httpa;/twww,rnlarn1gov.care A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. A:: \c:. 36-:2 00 0 Li! � c ch 0 WCr Go) w cv rJ N «MCCLATCHY Beaufort Gazette Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Bradenton Herald Centre Daily Times Charlotte Observer Columbus Ledger -Enquirer Fresno Bee The Herald - Rock Hill Herald Sun - Durham Idaho Statesman Island Packet Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald el Nuevo Herald - Miami Modesto Bee Raleigh News & Observer The Olympian Sacramento Bee Fort Worth Star -Telegram The State - Columbia Sun Herald - Biloxi Sun News - Myrtle Beach The News Tribune Tacoma The Telegraph - Macon San Luis Obispo Tribune Tri-Oty Herald Wichita Eagle AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 123448 TRIM Notice $1,600.00 3 10.18 in Attention: Maricarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 Ls 0 LU ci too ICC 04 CC W J U— t—Q L&Jy� x0 WV V Lt. La. 0 Copy of ad content is on the next page PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Amanda Grisham, 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 No. of Insertions: 1 Beginning Issue of: 09/19/2021 Ending Issue of: 09/19/2021 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 23rd day of September in the year of 2021 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County Extra charge for lost aduplicate alfldar ts. Legal document please do not destroy) mum HERALD SUNDAY SEPT101ISI9.2021 I PAGE DA FROM PAGE 23A TUBMAN do something right." The American hero's name written in strong lettering on a freshly planted sign marked a turning page in history for communities of color and a lesson to be reminded of what Tubman fought hard against, speakers told the crowd. "We can not forget slavery," Florida State Rep. Do6e Joseph said. "We can not forget the ramifications of it." The move to honor Tubman as the new name of Dixie Highway began about two years ago with a question from a then -high school sophomore to her activist grandfather. On a drive with her grandfather Modesto Abety, Isabella Banos heard the computerized de of a GPS system eclare "Turn right on South Dixie Highway." "Why is it named Dixie Highway?" Banos asked her grandfather. That question and the research that followed is what moved her and Abe- ty to began waging a war to remove Dixie from street signs across Florida, Banos said. "It's been a long jour- ney," Banos said. "To see all of this in fnetion and f alty see my first sign, 1 can't describe the feeling. I'm just so happy my question turned into something this signif- ica nt." Banos wrote an essay for the Miami Times in 2019 calling for the coun- ty to rename Dixie High- way after Tnbman. Abety sent an email to Moss and the other 12 commission- ers with a draft resolution to change the name as well. At the time in commis- sion to discuss whether they would re- move Dixie, Moss ex- plained its history. "Dixie Highway was named for the Dixie states ... The Dixie states se- - ceded from the Union M Hanle Florida State San. Shevrm Jones. District 35. speaks during a ceremony pnor to the unveiling of the sign. because they wanted to continue the inhumane institution of slavery." Months of city and county meetings ultimate- ly found success. Nine cities and Miami -Dade County have passed reso- lutions to remove Dixie Highway road signs in their respective city or county. However, today there are still many more areas of the more-than-5,000- mle highway that run's through Florida and other southern states that will keep the Dixie "There is still a lot of work to be done in the, but to stand here today and have the sign unveiled on U.S. I that says Harriet Tubmatt Highway, many of us probably thought the would never happen," Moss said. Demon Camara: 305.376-2026, 677deva n_cesoute FROM PAGE 23A FRAUD after fraudsters. Indeed we are super aggressive in going after all types of healthcare fraud. "The more ways that the government tries to help people in need, the more fraudsters try to take advantage of the new programs," Gonzalez said. "The quicker the govern- ment has to dole out the money, the less stringent the controls must be. This, in tom, opens the door to fraudsters." Among South Florida's healthcare fraud cases unveiled Friday: • Rickey Delancey, 30, of Miami, is charged with conspiring to steal medical products such as N95 masks from he workplace, Mount Sinai Hospital. Delancey, who worked in the Miami Beach hospi- tal's supplies department, stole the masks and sold them for 555,000 to a buyer in California last year, according to an in- dictment. As a result, at the height of the COV ID-19 pandem- ic, Mount Sinai did not have enough supplies for nurses, doctors, staff and patients, prosecutors said. At one point, the hospital was down to only a three- day supply of N95 masks. • Mimi Bieda, 62, and Levi Bieda, 36, of West Palm Beach, are charged with conspiring to commit 3128 million of health care fraud. The Biedas, who owned a substance abuse treatment center and sev- eralruug testing labs, are accused of hiving a med- ical director who signed orders for nsedicauy un- necessary and expensive drug tests in exchange for patient referrals. • Edward Pizzi, 40, of Miami, who owned Rios Medical Center and Union Medical Clinic, is charged with paying kickbacks to his employees to recruit Medicare beneficiaries to he clinics. The clinics allegedly used the identifi- cation numbers of these patients to submit claims for purported mental health therapy services that were not necessary or provided. • Julio Cesar Betancourt, NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE The City of Miami has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last year's property tax levy. A. Initially proposed tax levy B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes C. Actual property tax levy This year's proposed tax levy $483,048 093 $12 420 08B $470.628 003 S504.725.865 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: DATE: Thursday, September 23rd, 2021 TIME 5:05 p.m. PLACE: City Hat, City Commisslon Chambers, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133 Persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding call (305) 250-5361 (Voice) and TTY users call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding. Additional information: htipsl/www.miamigov.com A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. Ad No. 36427 31, of Hialeah Gardens, is charged with conspiring to launder 6363,139 in health care fraud proceeds from a durable medical equip- ment company in Miami that was committing health care fraud, prose- cutors said Lawyers for the suspects could not be immediately reached for comment. With the fiscal year end- ing Sept. 30, the U.S. At- torney's Office has fled healthcare fraud cases against a total of 196 de- fendants accused of fling 32.2 billion in false med- ical claims and collecting 3488 million in payments from Medicare and other Joy Weaver: 305-376-3446, l0ioyhweaver E VIRUS CRISIS 9,806 new cases; hospitalizations fall by almost 200 Elf AND DEVOUN n cETo luokmsenm,am,s.,au.,00 am .aaw,vtm,amw.au.awl Florida on Saturday reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Pre- vention 9,806 more CO- VID-19 cases and eight deaths, according to Miami Herald calculations of CDC data. In all, Florida has re- corded at least 3,494,954 confirmed COVID cases and 50,825 deaths since the pandemic began. On Thursday, the state surged past 50,000 deaths. In the past seven days, on rage, the state has added 363 deaths and 10,971 cases per day, ac- cording to Herald calorie - rises of CDC data. The 363 deaths, reported Sat- urday by the state, tie with Florida's second -highest seven-day death average per day when tallying deaths by the date when they were reported The highest number of deaths occurred on Sept. 4, with a seven-day average of 373 deaths per day. About 11,992,505 eligi- ble Flordiaos — 55.8% of the state's population — had completed the two - dose series of either the PF r-BioNTech or Mod - or have anpleted Johnson s Johnson's single -dose vaccine, according to the CDC. •In Miami -Dade County, about 1,916,505 people, or 70.5% of the county's total population, are filly vaccinated • In Broward County, about 1,160,579 people are fully vaccinated, or 59.4% of the county's population. • In Palm Beach Coon - ty, about 847,921 people e fully vaccinated, on 56.7% of the county's population. • In Monroe County, about 48,961 people are fully vaccinated, or 66% of the county's population. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Saturday report showed there were 9,393 COVID-19 patients report- ed from 257 Florida hospi- tals. That's 192 fewer pa- tients than Friday's repot from 253 hospitals. In Saturday's report, CO- VID-19 patients occupied 16.11% of all inpatient hospital beds, compared with 16.51% in the pre- vious day's reporting hos- pitals. This number a based on 257 hospitals reporting 9,393 inpatient beds in use for COVID-19 patients and 58,321 total inpatient beds. Of the people hospital- ized in Florida, 2,381 peo- ple were intensive -care wits, a decrease of 62 from the previous day's report, Herald analyses show. That represents 36.57% of the ICI: beds at the 257 hospitals reporting dam, compared to 37.71% the previous day. The number a based on 257 hospitals reporting 2,381 ICU beds in use for COVID-19 patients and 6,510 total ICU beds. Saturday's Miami -Dade report said there were 730 COVID patients in the county's hospitals on Fri- day, a decrease of 24 from the previous day's report. Of the 62 new COVID patients, 54 (87.1%) had not been vaccinated. BUDGET SUMMARY/ CITY OF MIAMI-FISCAL YEAR 2021-2022 "THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ARE 10.5% GREATER THAN LAST TEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. Genets Fob 7.6665 Vol. Door 0.3235 INTERNAL GENERAL SPECIAL OEET SERVICE ESTRATE0 REVENUES FUND REVENUE S1DICE FUND 7 OTh Trtsx Nfhtn per SI000 M ywrrm Tun 7.6665 MOM 17119t:00 Al Warm Tun 1.32351hte 0M11 11231,10 11361M TIE Tram* 'CMI (40.310.0001 1090 Lml ^d^q.e05OVabem Tares 73,000A00 213X000 linter AAA/mar Tsui 950A00 i5O.J00 F,50stae Feu 60oe ices 117795800 II011110 mutest 3,061,1100 13.000 LIMN Fbess0*450,s 21063013 1,39099 1271110 5M et,rcnanl Rom. 75.757.000 116331.10 5.000.000 MOM Limes as! Penis 16,530A00 6562000 7112J1 Orekwroes 12120000 151,374304 6236.000 1017999 51E14511 DoplttSenkm 115,7N000 8209.000 BUN* TEM MIMES 157010,000 327.179.10 31,532000 1316000 11101311 Tragroi R,231000 5121,00 36237.000 N OM Red BanWResng4lelfunk 1BDIL•EIHOES. TRYSFEIN i 101111011 869244 00 702400/0 6E76906 18.379.000 1.317.712.1111 f10NNBIRE PiaalGram ant 92103000 11851710 1217.000 11793* Na nN A Devess end 33.275.003 33.625,300 NANO Cam,rey Oneida t 1,731300 32159300 WWII FLAB Works 103,68010 21,573,000 MAIM Peek Safety 455,41000 17,012000 MAIM Others 2905.01 11357.000 75112000 11111118 NOOepsnsnul 3160.01 61000 ILIUM Oo15e*as 6E769.003 1E71L0N 10111E0PE1011311E0 796,140,5, 3235933500 67.769000 1379.01 12N11.M1 Tra C tsON 6Z101,000 010710 1211181 Foe RareePesenes/Nel Mots SAWN 01.11 TOTAL 1//BOM111EOBNBMEL TMINFEM, MI6 I MI. ABM 869.CUA00 31.10010 67.769.000 8I.379.O0 125711.M THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED. AND10R FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORED' AS A PUBLIC RECORD. AO836427 BUDGET SUMMARY;' CITY OF MIAMI- FISCAL YEAR 2021-2022 ' THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE ciTY OF MIAMI ARE 15.5''a GREATER THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. lcreral 1 ,.',gRS ,-.:er..=it :.5:35 IATERAI.1 r,rA11 prig,' nrs SERIICE F111001TE0REIFIWES 'LAC RE'IEAUE SE0irtE 119C T7"AL Tent Mom ;or S1000 4e 444ren Tugs 7.4665 (1t11LN 419 ALN1 44'elan Tuaa 13 0 IYrlei ]eir1 I1,21t,11! 31214100 T "anrr CPA: N4fi10,7r01, [11.541.31q Cd'Pe't 4r1 uskresn Taus 11. 000 na1.101 ttrrlst Id 41i •em Tana 154401 151 1)1 kwlee Ftes & 7hr Tam 71774401 • IT`lia101 Irolrsr &OI1.101 113)0 1:1101 Fires A :nseins s MOOD usu. 1171E31 iillpnmmezalRe+wu 147wI00 "11111010 IIr10A00 niWIW1 Ikea husk II901101 :I and L511A10 U5L1fJ1 01w%Ferule 11.24000 64374.000 I2lI000 n''513)1 Clem lee Serk:r 115711101 L201000 '13Ili 001 TIRM, SOURCE* 1K .10 731 31)J14010 tEi11A01 11371.330 LIN 10 OM Tmsrtnao 1T23& 1 5,211.Z %fl i1617101 Fenc ialanDePesr.r> •vr a..rs TITAL 1E3E10E1. TRANSFERS A IAEAACE& 1E9 ar :a: 3114E0AM 111I1301 *M U12.71 1II EO1k1IRl0E1 Gexnl'i rcrmerr 9L'01.:0: '445173)) 110170:0 ELT 101 Pla.& & Ca.ti u-ei n,275.:OC 31 G25D00 N )11 Y11 1arerrnls4s:.d u-ct '.11.70: 4I254010 11 A1 031 P.44: Mali: 'CE,51,XI: 21571000 'ma-.131 NW: San 414 i9130: 42.012000 AZ A D3/ Xwers 72.901,xt 111157130 71311,730 1110:13)1 Aa+icartum:.al V.441. 07 I10300 WI' C1 ALLOY .ia kes I7 .XO 17751l0l TOM. EI?EASITURES 714.140313 32 000 117111300 14,374130 4114S1130/ T•arsirn a 17,104100 I1a7A10 112' • (01 Fund 3411/mReserssAelAsses 5300000 i(01031 TITRE APP11111117111 E!141101TUIIETA TI*U1134„IE31E11E2010LAUCEI 161:44.3: 3324Ctoo IT,TKO1 &Li93:0 L301`ILM THE TENTATIVE. ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BOCCE TS ME ON FLE N THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE IETi110FE0 TAXING AUTHORITY AS A netic RECORD. M 131427 /hMCCLATCHY Beaufort Gazette Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Bradenton Herald Centre Daily Times Charlotte Observer Columbus Ledger -Enquirer Fresno Bee The Herald - Pock Hill Herald Sun - Durham Idaho Statesman Island Packet Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald el Nuevo Herald - Miami Modesto Bee Raleigh News & Observer The Olympian Sacramento Bee Fort Worth Star -Telegram The State - Columbia Sun Herald - Biloxi Sun News - Myrtle Beach The News Tribune Tacoma The Telegraph - Macon San Luis Obispo Tribune Tri-City Herald Wichita Eagle AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cos Depth 33010 123463 TRIM Notices $1200.00 3 10.18 in Attention: Maricarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 0 LU *0 W C10 MONO Cr) N 0— W C Copy of ad content is on the next page 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: Amanda Grisham, CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS Quien bajo juramento dice que EI/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 No. of Insertions: 1 Beginning Issue of: 09/19/2021 Ending Issue of: 09/19/2021 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 Corporacion ningun descuento reembolso Comision o devolucion de fondos con el Proposito de lograr la publicacion de este Anuncio en dicho periodico. Jurado y subscrito ante mi en Este Dia 23rd day of September in the year of 2021 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal document please do not destroy) 6A I u El NUE00 HERALD I 1 00111160 NMI AMINE MI Si me jubilo a los 62 ethos, gsere elegible para Medicare? am MAR1A DEL CARMEN ORTEGA Si me jubilo a los 62 adoe, isere <legible pare Medicare? B. Garcia, Wen Miami No. Medicare comienza cuando cumple 65 aims. Si se jobila a los 62, es posi- ble que puede continuer con la cobertma de seguro medico a haves de su empleador o comprarla a una ompadia de seguros privada haste que se elegible pare Medicare Para obtener mas infor- mation, lea Medicare en manossa.gov/pubs o Bame- m al 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778). MI hijo este discapaei- tado, pero cuando soli - cite SST, me dijeron que mi hijo no era elegible porgne mi cdnyuge y yo ganamos demasiado dieeo. iPor que nues- <roe ingress's hacen que ml hijo no sea elegible? T. Silva, .Miami Si us, padres biobpeos con adop- tivos, enronces algunos de los ingresos que los padres obtienen se le asignan al dano. usamos estas canri- des pare determinar si su hajo cumple o no con los recpUsitos no medicos pare SST. Para obtener s inform visite ss.gov 0/spot- lighrs/spot-deeming.hrm. Recibo beneflcios por dlecapacidad y mi pr1- mo tanabien. Sus hijos reclben beneficios en su InstoriaL Acepte una solkcltud pare que mis h ljos recibteran benetl- cios, peso me dijeron que no eras, elegibles pare el pogo. iPor que es eeto? P. Palmero, Hollywood Hay algunas rezones diferentes por las que us, Mho padria no recibir beneficios de us, padre cuando el padre recibe beneficios por discapaci- dad. Un nitro debe ser mitero, menor de 18 aims o nor de 19 y 2 meses y • ester inscrito en la escuela secundaria. Un hip rambles, puede recibir beneficios si estaba disca- pacitado antes de cmmplir los 22 anos. Si se cumplen estas condiciones y Ion beneficios ails, no se pa- gan, es posible que el padre reciba la cantidad maxima pagadera por ley en m propio beneficio. Ademas, si se trata de una compenmcion pare nab, jadores, la cantidad adeu- dada a los bins puede retenerse cmmo parte de le compensacion por c sensation para trabajado- res de los padres. Pam obtener detaees especific os sobre su propio resistro, corrauniquese con su ofic0na local del Seguro Social o !lame al 1.800- 772-1213 (TTY 1.800-328- 0778) entre las 7 a.m. y Ias 7 p.m. De tunes a viemes. Estaba habla ado con mi Berman y me dijo que recibe la mired del benef6cio de su conyD- ge. iPor que no soy ele- gible pare recibir bene- flclosde mi conyuge? Y. Lopez, Marco Island Si m conyuge es elegi- ble pare los beneficios del Segura Social, oared po- dda ser elegible pare Ia mitad de su beneficio cuando tenga la plena edad de jubilation. Sin embargo, si trabajo yes elegible pare los benefi- cios del Segura Social en su propio regime, m pro- pio beneficio puede ser mas alto de to que podria ser elegible en el registro de su conyuge. Si tiene preguntas sobre su ekgibi- lidad pare los benefit -Ms, Ilame al 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) entre las 7 a.m. y tar 7 p.m. De lunes a vkmes. el Nuevo Herald Suscriptores: iRegistrate para recibir la Tarjeta de Recompensas del Miami Herald! Visita miamiheraid.com/rewards AVISO DE AUMENTO DE IMPUESTOS La Ciudad de Miami ha adoptado tentativamente, un aumento a los impuestos de propiedad. Impuestos de propiedad del ono pissed*: A. Impuestos propuestos originalmente 5483 048 093 B. Menos reductions en Impuestos propuestos por to junta de ajustes de valorem y otros cambios 512 420 088 C. Impuestos de propiedad reales - $470,628 005 Impuestos propuestos pare el ono presents - -- 850n795 37 Todos los ciudadanos interesados estan invitados a asistir a Ia audiencia publica del incremento de impuestos que tomara lugar el: FECHA: jueves, 23 de Septiembre, 2021 MORAI 5:05 p.m. LUGAR: La Alcaldia de Miami, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133 ' Personas que necesiten acomodaciones especiates pare participar en ' este proceso pueden contactor (305) 250-5361 (Voz) y los usuarios de TTY pueden (lamer a1 711 (Florida Relay Service), a mas terrier dos (2) dies habiles antes del proceso. e• e Para min Information: httpsl/www,miamigov,com i SE TOMARA UNA DECISION FINAL sobre el aumento de impuestos y del presupuesto en esta audiencia publica. Ad No. 36427 SABADO 25 DE SEPTIEMBRE (CUPOS LIMITADOS) RETIRO EN HONOR A SAN JOSS BIG FIVE CLUB 600 SW 92ND AVE MIAMI, FL 33174 8 AM A 6 PM, DONACION $15 DOMINGO 26 DE SEPTIEMBRE (CUPOS LIMITADOS) RETIRO EN HONOR A SAN JOSE BIG FIVE CLUB 600 SW 92ND AVE MIAMI, FL 33174 8 AM A 6 PM, DONACION $15 INFORMACI)N KAROUNA +1 786 256 5441 NORA +1 786 525 9314 RESIN PRESWIIESTMN ' LOS GASTOS DEL PRESUPUESTO MIAMI SON 16.5% MAYOR QUE -Ado Gen -rat 3,11 oar Vs,: 7 ESTINA00 OE INDIES05 / MUM DE IIORM-AIIO FISCAL Y02I41f2 DE OPERACION PROPUESTOS PMA LA CIUDAD OE LOS GASTOS TOTALES DE OPERACION DEL A110 PASA00. 7.5665 03235 FON000E F0500 OE F0ND0 OE F0N00 M1E503 SER1100 SE5Mtl05 SEMEML E15EC0LLES OE DEUOAS IM7ERN05 TOTAL l rsoroc ANrean k Der Re 51000 leesss1D per ions 7.5665 09.02,111 09.H7 MI Imnstn par AMP 02235111r eel 20116.001 71251.611 iF''ars'vesin OCRA) IN.MON11 AMINO -rims ez stolla800aoos irmeca7 OANM vaem AM 1Nrtm par MOM 050.003 RIIN -is es Fmgddo riCoslmpestas 11777s.000 111.7IUN xs 1051,330 13.000 01N3N lens r 1'elnacer> 7110.303 10910N 1271.1111 6syees Iemberremxnales 75,757300 156931,000 5,000000 MALIN Ltandass Perim 66500,000 6.567,000 TS@,N 01-5 n3-ess 12170000 151371.37 6.19600 1137503 01300100 Carposor Se,ms 11.716101 0209,000 QUM 701610E MIRES0E OWE10 001010000 327172000 31,532.000 11376800 12E91511 TrnobNmdasPed1pas 17234.000 5221.000 36237000 SIMON 5a1610e F*mti Resena)etW m Nobs 701AL 0E NNN301. 70A01l00DRW T SA1001 5OS244.37 REM,ON 677630N 611,3/9A00 1.1774311 *7551CWTOS Gebemo General NINON 116.517000 12007000 10ma POrN-admyDesarom 33275,3N 31625.000 OSMIUM Oesarm GNnrefano 1,731003 67259.000 WWII Ones Micas 103.686A00 21573.000 NAM Swine Patio 155H1000 4701000 512515.1111 OtrosGrans 72206,303 11.157,37 76.312000 NI176.N Gums no Cep0Lammlau 31641.000 660000 *NUN Goers Se Deeas 67763.000 WEN TOTAL 0E 541101206T0i 196110801 37/591000 6775800 81.3/900 12R51111 Trmbs-rin 0tanaau 61101000 8.807000 WEIR Sam 0e Foae/Rnoreay ABMs Naps 5000000 MIN 11MLE WIML01111N116 11MIRNICIILE181ITSALEI 3620.000 332100.000 57763003 PAYS 00 INDIUM LOS PRESUPUESTOS PRONISMNALES. ADOPTADOS OIQ OEFINITNOS SE ENCUENTRAB ARCINADOS DILA OFICINA OE LA ANTES MENCIONAOAAUTOR1IAD FISCAL C0M0 REG15700 PU&1C0. A0 038427 AVISO DE AUMENTO DE IMPUESTOS La Cludad de Mlaml ha adoptado tentativamente, un aumento a los impuestos de propiedad. Impu.stos de propledsd del sin pnsade; A. krtpuestos propuestos original -arts $483,048,383 B. Menos reducdones en Inbuestos props estos por la ;until de ajustes de valores y orros camblos 3,2 420.088 C. Mpuestc s de pmpleded realee SA70 6211 005 Impuestes Dreamiest** pars el at% presents Todos bs ciudadanos interesados estan invitados a asistir a la audiencia publica del Incremento de Impuestos que tomara lugar el: FECi4A: ;ueves. 23 de Septlentre. 2021 HORAC 5:05 p.m. LUGAR! La Moak* de Miami 3500 Pan American Drive. Want Flarlda 33133 Personas cue necedten aoomodadones especiales pars par1Ickur on ante proceed pueden contactar (305) 250-5361 (Voz) y los ususrlos de m pueden llama* al 711 (Florida Relay Service). a into tardy dos (2) aids hibiles antes del croceso. Para mks htormaeldn; https:llwww,rriarrigov.com SE TOMARA UNA DECISION FINAL sobre el aumento de impuestos y del presupuesto en esta audiencia publica. Ad No. 36427 /JJ .MCCLATCHY Beaufort Gazette Belleville News-Dem crat Bellingham Herald Bradenton Herald Centre Daily Times Charlotte Observer Columbus Ledger -Enquirer Fresno Bee The Herald - Rock Hill Herald Sun - Durham Idaho Statesman Island Packet Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald el Nuevo Herald - Miami Modesto Bee Raleigh News & Observer The Olympian Sacramento Bee Fort Worth Star -Telegram The State - Columbia Sun Herald - Biloxi Sun News - Myrtle Beach The News Tribune Tacoma The Telegraph - Macon San Luis Obispo Tribune Tri-City Herald Wichita Eagle AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Account # order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 123488 TRIM Notices S1200.00 3 10.18 in Attention: Maricarmen Lopez CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY OF MIAMI - CLERKS OFFICE MIAMI, FL 33133 Copy of ad content is on the next page 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: Amanda Grisham, CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS 0uien bajo juramento dice que EI/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 No. of Insertions: 1 Beginning Issue of: 09/19/2021 Ending Issue of: 09/19/2021 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 0ficinas 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 publication de este Anuncio en dicho periodico. Jurado y subscrito ante mi en Este Dia 23rd day of September in the year of 2021 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County Extra Charge for lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal doament please do not destroy) 6A I 0 NUEy01RA10 I 1 DOMINGO n et minimum MO 1I LU lrr�•f w 0 w Cr u LAB Ls. ta L2 1 Si me jubilo a los 62 anos, Isere elegible para Medicare? POR MARIA DEL CARMEN ORTEGA Si me jubilo a los 62 ados, Isere elegible pare Medicare? 8. Garcia, West Miami No. Medicare comienza cuando cvmple 65 anos. Si se jubilo a los 62, es posi- ble que pueda continuer on la cobertura de seguro medico a [raves de su empleador o compraria a una ampania de seguros privada hasta que sea elegible pars Medicare. Pan obtener mas macion, lea Medicare en www.ssa.gov/pubs o Herne - nos al 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778). Mi hijo esti discapaci- tado, pero cuando soli - cite SST, me dijeron que mi hijo no era elegible porque mi conyuge y ya ganamos demasiado dinero. IPor que nues- tlos ingresos hacen que mi hijo no sea elegible? T. Silva, Miami Si un vive con sus padres biologicos o adop- tivos, entonces algunos de los ingresos que los padres obtienen se le asignan al da°. Gram estas canti- des para determiner si su hijo cumpie o no con los requisitos no medicos para SST. Pan obtener mas inforrnacion, visite www.ssaltiv/ssi/spot- lights/spot.deeming.htm. Recibo beneficios por discapacidad y mi pri- mo tambien. Sus hijos reciben beneficios en su historiaL Acepte una solicimd pars que mis hijos recibieran benefi- os, Pero me dijeron que no eran elegibles pare el pogo. iPor que es ebto? P. Palmer°, Hollywood Hay algunas rezones diferentes por las que un nino podria no recibir beneficios de un padre cuando el padre recibe beneficios por discapaci- dad. Un ni6o debe ser soltero, menor de 18 anos o nor de 19 y 2 meses y min ester inscrito en la escuela secundaria. Un hijo tam bien puede recibir beneficios si estaba disca- pacitado antes de cumpllr los 22 anos. Si se cumplen estas conditions y los beneficios min no se pa- gan, es posible que el padre reciba la cantidad maxima pagadera por ley en su propio beneficio. Ademes, si se Nate de una compensacion pare Nab, jadores, la cantidad adeu- dada a los hijos puede retenerse como pane de la compensacion par com- pensation pare uabajado- res de los padres. Para obtener detalles especificos sobre su propio resistro, comuniquese con su oficina local del Segaro Social o game al 1-800- 772.1213 (TTY 1-800-328- 0778) entre las 7 a.m. y las 7 p.m. De lanes a viemes. Estaba hablando con nsi hermana y me dijo que recite la mitad del beneficio de su conyu- ge. iPor que no soy ele- gible pare recibir bene- flclos de mi conyuge? Y. Lopes, Marro Island Si m conyuge es elegi- ble pare los beneficios del Segura Social, usted po- dria sec elegible pare la mired de m beneficio cuando tense la plena edad de jubilation. Sin embargo, si nabajo yes elegible pare los benefi- cios del Segura Social en su propio resistro, su pro- pio beneficio puede sec mas alto de to que podria ser elegible en el resistro de su conyuge. Si [lens preguntas sobre m elegibi- lidad pars los beneficios, (lame al 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) entre las 7 a.m. y las 7 p.m. De lunes a viemes. el Nuevo Herald Suscriptores: iRegistrate para recibir la Tarjeta de Recompensas del Miami Herald! Visite miamiherald.com/rewards AVISO DE AUMENTO DE IMPUESTOS La Ciudad de Miami ha adoptado tentativamente, un aumento a los impuestos de propiedad. Impuestos de propledad del ano pasado: A. Impuestos propuestos originalmente - - - $483 048 093 B. Menos reducciones en impuestos propuestos por la junta de ajustes de valores y oteos cambios . $12 420 088 C. Impuestos de propiedad reales $470.828.005 Impuestos propuestos pare el also presents 5504.725.865 Todos los ciudadanos interesados estan invitados a asistir a la audiencia publica del incremento de impuestos que tomara lugar el: FEC Wl jueves. 23 de Septiembre, 2021 HORA2 5:05 p.m. LUGAR: La Alcaldia de Miami, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133 Personas que necesgen acomodaciones especiales pars participar en este proceso pueden contactar (305) 250-5361 (Voz) y los usuarlos de TTY pueden Ramer al 711 (Florida Relay Service), a mas tardar dos (2) dies habiles antes del proceso. Para mas Iniormaclon: httpso//www.miamigov.com SE TOMAR4 UNA DECISION FINAL sobre el aumento de impuestos y del presupuesto en esta audiencia pt blica. Ad No. 36427 SABADO 25 DE SEPTIEMBRE (CUPOS LIMITADOS) RETIRO EN HONOR A SAN JOSE BIG FIVE CLUB 600 SW 92ND AVE MIAMI, FL 33174 8 AM A 6 PM, DONACION $15 DOMINGO 26 DE SEPTIEMBRE (CUPOS LIMITADOS) RETIRO EN HONOR A SAN JOSE BIG FIVE CLUB 600 SW 92ND AVE MIAMI, FL 33174 8 AM A 6 PM, DONACION $15 VVWN/.PAOREFABiANEBARRERA.COM INFORMAC(C N KAFIOLINA +1 795 256 5441 NORA +1 786 525 9314 RESUMER PRE SUPUESTARIO / CIUDAD DE MIAMI-AIIO FISCAL 2021-2022 ' LOS GASTOS DEL PRESUPUESTO OE OPERACION PROPUESTOS PARA IA CIUDAD DE MIAMI SON 16.5°4 MAYOR QUE LOS GASTOS TOTALES OE OPERACION DEL ANO PASA00. Fvnd0 6e69ra1 7.6665 Deuda cnr 0"! 0.3235 FORDO 0E FOAM) OE F0N00 0E FOND N10RE10S SERHdO SERy1C103 FARMAN) OFIN6R0309 GENERAL ESPECMLFS DE OEU0A5 INTERNOS TOTAL Inlauhs: *lobos it DRar Mr 3l000 MMeoos per Anise 1.6665 179.IRIN iallt.100 hopestnpaAuW 02235IMr MO 2At36MN 21276.191 TR Tramlear6bsi1FAI i/9,640.000) Ifl.641.0021 Imcrests whelk Mamas 230090NN 7+.000.000 Swamies sabre Mereses05,A010e 950.000 95100 Goias d6Ramada yassimilates 117,795.500 1117N.000 Ineeses 1051.000 11000 1171.100 Mina y 0-n0scadgwv 0193.000 1;790000 8.275 000 In9resaslmerldenirs?nlahs 71757900 156931,000 5,00100 737111N Ltendas 1 Proem 60500.000 150400 TU RIN 00_usTereus 12,121000 151,774.000 6296800 9117980 SURMA Cargos at Sautes 115,706.00 9209.000 12305.NO TOTAL OE RENIES OE INGRESS 3RMN.Die 327,170000 91,32000 84373000 1701000 TransMennas Aemiias 17231,207 5,121,000 36,231,000 51.691.00 Saki° 5r Eenms.P.eservayAdeas Naos TOTAL 0E IOCAE909. TRANSFEAERCRS Y 51100E 65924.000 732,10A000 57,769,i 00 N,379,0 2 1.111.19N1 6ASTN/COST05 G3btnc General 92101000 146507000 12167000 97S2NS Hanalcadeny 0esarr* 33.275000 31625.000 N1NSS Desanalo Cenu0rara 1,734;000 0251000 08930 Naas Atlas 103.688.903 21573AN 16261000 Se3urba0PoOAn 455.491000 400000 912503MN 00p0Cosros 72.906.000 11307000 76.312.000 0101761N Gaits .'°DepaiammWes 304000 660,000 R,01* Casts de Onmas 67,761000 RIM* TOTAL DEGSIOSICOSTN 7%,M0.000 323193000 5776900 88379A00 IIN3NMN Tranderendasov76aoas 67404..900 980700 71211.1111 Saldc ]e FxdooResenas/ Act. Nets 5,000.00 SANAS TOTAL DE GAMS ANR0MA005, I1*81FERYCW. RESERNS I SALON 91141.37 332100000 52763.000 N13/9M00 1.151.74.ON LOS PRESUPUESTOS PROS1SNNALES. ADOPTA00S v10 OEFINITIVOS SE ENCUENTRAN ARCHMADOS EN LA OFICINA LE LASSIES MENCIONADA AUTORIMD FISCAL COMO REOISTRO PUMICE). Ad 036427 RESUMER PRESUPUESTARIO i CIIUDAD DE MINA -IRO FISCAL 1021.2022 ' LOS GASTOS OEL PRESUPUESTO DE OPERACION PROPUESTOS PARA LA gUDAD DE MIAMI SON I65at MAYOR OUE LOS 6AST0S TOTALS DE OPERACI014 DEL AN0 PASADO. -cr7::;err•?1 7.5665 [Ins.•;,. ,H1 '; '.. D.3735 FOODE MOO lE F6MC3 3F FON3D N6RESOS SER1130 SER IX3 ESIVII,30 0E NGRESO! XYERAL ESPECIALE3 DE XMAS PITERRCS 7C111 lira mitt Aiisirri di Dolor it SIONG Ira urslor per briio 7.fi6e5 LTSli4 ]IC 179412.:CO Inewslsa per Ardis O.Si35 ire, anal 71721.11f !OL) AO F-rartsWe lis ;CAN 461010.10) ;r15f1 M111 Isrpeleo10r*nigAt•assa:a 7:1)QXRO 71011101 Grarirseau soon Irsle teen xr 1v11m *ON 14100) :arts de :nncutli f Vas In7r ismi 111715.760 • I1.; 95851 Ilerlm 1A6',x) 1afrx L:71101 Mix a ,rrlscad:na 739,33J 1,051; Oa IT1.001 fptserlrw0srra-ert#a il,.:57X) '56.4'DX SCC)70: Ls16i11p1 utstcbc Y F i:s * CC.J40 Lie DX 71Ai:1A1 3hor km* 12.70,J01 S4 a O C Eat :X U O7XA 1I1'El Ibl Cr7os dxSnits I1S716,601 (2(GG000 71.tii OM TOTAL OE MEIfTEf SE MOO 152A10.001 " "9Il 9 r .SI2.31: I3,:Y9 TX trig '11m] T-enrlereaies&Abu IMAM° SIT 0e0 311373OC itW011 Salm di Fmd .liiveeyklm PI11se TOTAL sE IM1E101. 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