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The first question upset Cony. "To see that felt like the decision is already made, and it's disingenuous to gather the community here," she mid. "Zoe Saunders, the dis- tricss chief strategy and innoyatian officer, was facilitating Curry's group and apologized for that She later told the Ilerald that the original question was too long and in the editing process, it lost some clarity. I completely acknowl- edged that was a mistake," Saunders said. "We'll try wardsmith that question for the future." Overall, Licata, who walked in and out of all of the group settings, told the Herald after the event that he thought it had guns well "I thought tonight was pretty good," he said. "We had Bone really good con- versations; we had some realty tough conversations. _. It was the fast night. We're going m redirect some things, fie some things. We are going to address what people have said. Were listening" COMPLAINTS WITH FORMAT, USE OF Al Others in Curry's gimp dairconcerns about the istrict's logistive for the Fort Lauderdale High School EXCellence lv EduCat,), 1 Superintendent Peter B. Liuta Public Schools' input evert on event. Namike Pierre Grant, the mother of a Marjory Stoneman Ibugles High School freshman and the duir of the school district's diversity committee, said she disliked Ming divided into small groups "/ wasn't happy with the format. I don't think it was conducive for the people in this district," said Pierre Gram. "When they were advertising it, they made it feel like a town hall, and that's not what it was 1t was hard for people who aren't technologically say. In response, Licata said opens Bravard County school charges Thursday. to disnic never called the event a "town hall meet- ing." The official district web page and the flyer desoribe the events as "Community Conversa- tions." Rut he acknowl- edged that the district can hanmser that point more in the fuuue. Overall. he said he un- derstands that there's a history of mistrust in the school district and that that might affect some perspec- tives. "We know we have to build trust. This is new to this district, and I'm new to this district. It will take time," he said. Similady to Pierre Grant. one m the teachers who amended Thursday, Erica Hansinger from Western High School in Davie, felt that the district could have surveyed people at home instead of in person. And that the use of Al didn't foster "deep, raw converse - After the gawp members answered the two gues- tinns, they got to up -vote or down -vac other attendees' ideas. At the end. the plat- form produced a "sum- mary" with concussions About what the people said, which the facilitator read out kraut. '"That's not the way to engage the community," said Hanainger, who's been teaching for 20 years. "1 was baffled. It was bf- After the getup Stopped looking down at their de- vices Hansinger and Pierre Grace's group, they started chatting. A woman shared that she had experi- enced trauma hack in 1995 when the district reeoned some .schools and she lost all of her fiends, she said she didn't want her own children to experience that, too. "Her story touched me," Hansineer said, pointing out that the woman wouldn't have been able to share that emotion and those details online on ThoughtExchange and that the format possibly hin- dered others from sharing their oven take. In response m that, Saunders der aid the district decided to use the platform to collect more data and spark ideas. Ste said that it's not over -relying on its results, as it will also con- sider other factors when deciding what schools to Mange factors including enrollment, neighborhood demographics and the condition of each facility. The next two district events will rake place at 6 p.m. Thursday at the I.P. Taravclla High School at 10600 Riverside Dr. in Coral Springs and at 6 p.m. Feb. 22, which is also a Thursday, at the Charles W. Flanagan High School at 12800'Taft St. in Pem- broke Pines. )imam Toed: 786-442-8014, 68tovellfimeara FROM PAGE 3A MONUMENTS Here's what to know about the legislation and what's to come. WHAT'SIN THE SENATE BILL? SR 1122, the "Historical Monuments and Memo- rials Protection Act," would prohibit any local government from remov- ing a "historic Florida monument *memorial," and it would be retroactive to jay 1, 201& The bill defines any "permanent statue. mark- er, plaque, nag banner, cenotaph, religious symbol, painting, seal, tombstone, or display" that's been on public property for at kart 25 years and depicts an event or persona part of state history as a "historic Florida monument or me- morial" The legislation effeelive- ly gives only the state the right to make decisions about the removal of his- toric monuments. It stales that the Dieisian of Histor- ical Resources within the Department of State and the Department of Veter- ans Affairs will oversee such decisions. Any local government that tries to pass an ordi- nance or ode that aims to remove a historic monu- mmt will have a pemla- nenr injunction issued against it by the court and the ordinance or role will be deemed invalid. A local official who votes in favor of a rule or ordinance to remove a historic monu- ment could be subjected to a fine of up to S1,000. The bill also gives people the grounds to sue a local government or local offi- cial over the removal or attempt at a removal of a historic monument. Any local government that removes a monument will have three years from its original removal date to restore it. 1f a municipality can't afford to replace it, the state government will cover the costs to restore the monument and will withhold state funding for the arts, cultural and his- toric preservation from that local government until CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A public hearing will be Mkt by the City Coonmlasion of the City of Miami. Florida un Thursday. February 22. 2024, a1 9:00 A.M. at City Hat located at 3500 Pan American Drive. Miami, Florida, 33133 for the purpose d Par15n9 the (08056 8 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WTf 1 ATTACHMENT(SI, BY A FOUR -FIFTHS (4i5TH8) AFFIRMATIVE VOTE, AFTER AN ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARING. RATIFYING. APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE CITY MANAGER'S FINDING, ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED AS EXHIBIT 'A' THAT COMPETiTNE NEGOTIATION METHODS AND PROCEDURES ARE NOT PRACTICABLE OR ADVANTAGEOUS PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-85(AI OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED ('CITY CODE -I, WNVING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SAID PROCEDURES; AUTHORIZING THE CRY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN CLARKE SMART SOLUTIONS. LLC (VEVA URBAN PULSE DIRECT, LLC. MARTIN LUTHER KING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. AND THE CITY OF MIAMI l'CITY'l. IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TV THE CRY ATTORNEY. TO IMPLEMENT. PROMO IF, HOS I, FUNURAISE. AND ENGAGE IRE COMMUNITY FOR 1220 12) CITY PTNASTER DARDCCUE COMPETITIONS WHICH PALL DE HELD ON MARCH 23, 2024 AT CHARLES HADLEY PARK, LOCATED AT 1350 NORTHWEST 50TH STREET, MIAMI. FI ORI(1A AFN1 ON AP II. 20. 2024 AT MAURICE A. FFRRE PARK LOCATED AT 1075 UISCAYNE BOULEVARD. MIAMI, TLORIDA WNTI I PROCEEDS TO BENEFlT TIE VENTURE MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP FUND ('PURPOSE-6 FURTHER AUTHORIZNG AN ALLOCATION IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (9250000-D01 10 BE DIVIDED AMONG THE ENTRIES STATED HEREIN. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE TERM SHEET. ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED HEREIN AR EXHIBIT "Et," FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER'S VENTURE MIAMI INITIATIVE ACCOUNT NO. 971000.150009882000.0.0 FOR SAID PURPOSE; AUTHORIZNG THE CT' MANAGER TO ACCEPT ALL DONATED FUNDS ASSOCIATED WITH SAID PURPOSE. PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-115 OF THE CITY CODE FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CT' MANAGER TO ALLOCATE SAID DONATED FUNDS TO THE MIAMI FOUNDATION FOR DEPOSIT INTO THE CITY'S VENTURE MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP FUND. ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION NO. A-22-0281. ADOPTED ON JULY 28. 2022 FURTHER AUTHORIDNG THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE ANY AND ALL ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS. RENEWALS. MODIFICATIONS. AND EXTENSIONS. ALL IN FORMS ACCEPTABLE TO THE CRY ATTORNEY. AS MAY BE DEEMED NECESSARY FOR SAID PURPOSE. SUBJECT TO ALL ALLOCATIONS. APPROPRIATIONS. AND PRIOR BUDGETARY APPROVALS IN COMPIJANCE WITH APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE CITY CODE AND ALL APP hCAw L LAWS, RULES. AND HLOULAI IONS; At4U PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The Miami Ciy Commission requests all interested padlee be Present Or represented at the meeting and may be heard MRI, respect to any 10031 atl0n before the CAW Eammesion In which the City Commission may take action. Should any person desire to appwd any deOlsion of the City Cummlasion will respect W any matter N be can sherad al this nmeting. Moth person shed ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made miming all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 286.0105). Pursuant to Miami City Code Section 1-3310) whenever a Scheduled City Commission meeting Is canceled or la ref held due to a lack of a quorum or offer emergency, a special City COmmisaion meeting will be aulomencaly scheduled M Me Tuesday immediately following the 050400M meeting. In the were a one of the aforementioned circanisMntes. the special meeting would he held ran February 27, 2024, at 000 a m. in the CM C0mmle,nn chambers Inca. at Miami City Hall. 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami. Ronda 33133. NI of the scheduled agenda items from that cancelled mating shall automatically be scheduled as an egende item at the Speoml City CO0misnon meeting. The Gay Clerk shall notify the public of the special meeting that Is to lag place by piecing a notice ul the Special City Commission heeling at the entrance of City Hat and me City's main administrative building, planing A notice on the City's wetrnte, and. it lenstle, placing an ad Ina newspaper of genenel circulation before Me epeclal meeting on the Immediately blowing Tuesday. There shall be no additional notice try publication required for any such scheduled agenda item IM1 its mown le the Special City commission meeting. In acundanul with the Americans with Dmabis5lw Act ul 1990. Wag.* needing special accommodations to participate in this tat acceding may contact the Office of the Cno Clerk at 1305) 250-5361 (Voice) no taker than five (51 lividness dove prior to the pru1eedirp, TTY users may call via 711 (Florida Raley Shekel no labor Ilan Bse 151 Mamma days Drier 10 the pr0cee6ing. Todd B. Hannon City Clerk Ad No. 41155 it pays the state back. WHAT'S IN THE HOUSE BILL? The Hose Rill is similar but don not include any language about retroactiv- ity and would not apply to any removals made in the Past. CONTROVERSY The sponsor of SR 1122, Sen. Jonathan Martin, R-Fort Myers, said in Tues- day's meeting that Write Legislature doesn't act now. "we are going to lose American monuments," Martin said he was In- spired to draft the bill after seeing monuments re- moved around the country in 2020 and 2021. At that time, in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd and Slack lives Matter protests, people raross the United States iled for statues of Con- federate leaders to be taken down, as many see them as a symbol of slav- ery and white supremacy. Speakers who opposed the bill brought up con - cans about Confederate monuments in Florida and said that the bil's true intent is to protect those monuments from being removed. One man, Wells Todd, said that local govern- ments should have the fight to take down monu- ments wch as Confederate markers because they "honor the Confederate States of America, not the lhsited Slates of America." "They were put up at a time of segregation, better (mown as Jim Crow. And they were Inn up to tell Black people to say in your place or we might come to your house, drag you out, and lynch you," said Todd. Thou in favor of the bill said they wanted to pre- serve pmtect all Amer - ken history, but some comments underlined the fears of those opposing the bill. One men who saki he was from live Oak said the bill was a way to protect "white society" and went onto say he advocated for while supremacy, Sen. (ennifer Bradley, R-Fleming Island, .said that the comments from the meeting were "vile" and "bigoted" and said they almost made her want to vote against the legislation. 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Hamm aryClet Ad No. 41154 McClatchy The Beaufort Gazette The Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Centre Dailv Times Sun Herald Idaho Statesman Bradenton I Ierald The Charlotte Observer The State Ledger Enquirer Durham I The Herald -Sun Fort North Star -Telegram The Fresno Bee The island Packet The Kansas City Star Lexington Ilerald-Leader The Telegraph - Macon Merrell Sun -Star Miami Herald El Nuevo Herald AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The Modesto Bee The Sam News - Myrtle Beach Raleigh News & Observer Rork Hill I The Herald The Sacramento Bee San Luis Obispo T ribtme 1 acoma I the News Tribune Ili City Herald The Wichita Lagle The Olympian Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 519276 Miami Herald 4/155 -10 Day Ad - City of Miami Ptt master Bar 41155 -10 Day Ad - City of $3.154.03 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 mclopez@miamigov.com 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: Stefani Beard, 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 1 insertion(s) published on: 02/12/24 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 Bass 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 13th day of February in the year of 2024 Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits. Legal doom* phase doriot destroy! CITY OF YUIYI. FLORIDA JIIOIIOE OF PUBLIC NEARING A publo Mrinf al be hag by ON Ctt' Camslake of In CIP of RIR& Ro110a an Thundery, Fury 22, 2644, t B:00 A./A. t 131y WE band el MOO Pon Anrloa' Dies. kis; Tlerke'.1S11N ter b p apefa of maim Ms tdbrkg A lMOOUJTTON OF THE Mal/ Of17 OCIMUSSION, YRTH JQUQfIBlTN). BT A FCERWfl (4/b7E18) AFAFILLSIWE VOTE; AFTER AN ADVERTISED PLR= IE.AANQ. RATFYNR AMER.'. AND COti'gt19 TIE OW UAMAIDER'917ip10. AVOfD NO NCOFi'ORKIm AS W0 (T'A.' THAT COMPET1TM 1eQOT1ATION I& HO06 APO PROR UREE NE NOT MACSO SLE OR NNAP O MCMS RigllNRTO SECTION MOW OF THE COOS OF DE CITY OF NMI, RCMAlt AM@D® T'CRY COOVi WA MO TIE RECILMEMENTS FOR BAD PROCEDLECSt NJEHDf@RI THE CITY MINIM 1113 PEOQTWE AND EXECUTE Ml PallEIEIMNT BEIWER4 CUNT SMART SCWT1DIR, lire l lBIA BEAN Paw DIRECT. LL , MARTDI UfltIEFI CND ECOPIOMC DEVEI.OPIEN T CORPORATION, AND THE CITY OF N1AN MTV% N A FORS ACCIPINILE TO TIC CITY AT1C1*1Y,110 IiESOlT, PROMOTE, POST, RBORA18E NO E19AL9E THE OOIWIT1' FOR TWO (13 CITY RUMMER BARBECUE COMPE'RT10MB SIMI 1MlL BE RID ON MUCH 2 1024 Q MAMBO HATED` PARE LCCATIll AT 13BD NORD-MEOT ROTH 5T, WAIT, KOREN NO CFI APRIL N, 1224 Z MNI10E A. FERFIe PAIR, LOCATED AT 14T6 EIRCAVNE ROLLEWARO, MPAR. FLORIDAYMIH PRONTO aJIEFTT7FEVETfT1JRE I AN SCHOLARIMP FUND CPUIPDOE'S RATHER AUTHORIZING AN ALLOCATION N AN AMOUNT NOT 70 IDCEISI Taft HUNDRED DRE D NAM FIFTY 1HOLalHO OOILAI1 (100.000.11)) TO SE COVED AMONN THE ENTITIES MED HOLM PURSUANT 10 TIE TENNI OF 7141E1d SHEET. ATWCSOM AND DPCOPECTROM HERRN AS DQ1IT'E' FROM THE OFFICE CF THE CITY MWADERS VENTURE NAMI IN111A11VE ACCOUNT P10. 1TIOOLI DOa.ONO0000 FOR DAD PUIPOBE AUIHORIa1B THE CRY MINAS ER TO ACCEPTALLO LDEllRAMSAISIpaQEDMTTNeAnPURPOSE, FORMANT TD BECTEN 11F11a OF 7IM CITY CODE: FURT111 1 AUTI-IORIS*2 THE CITY NANATER 7D ALLOCATE SAD DOWNED ISfMO TO 'ME NAM POLIJfAT10N FON DEPOSIT PRO TIE OTTO YEIILBAE P1 MS BOHO JIFMPSP FUN), ESDaaLIelfS) RiEUANT 1D REBOLMION NO. 1:142.0221. ADOPTED ON JULY 21.2DQ FLRTE441 NLTHOIm10 111E CST AW/AGER 70 PIECICIDGE AIM EXECUTE NIY ND ALL. POUIT1ONAL DOtJ.I&PT18, FHE]p1L8. MDOFILINTOM8, NM EXTENSIONS, ALL N FORMS AIXSPOISLE TO THE CITYA17CRIEV, A$ hIff BE DEEMED PEOESDARY FOR SAD POSE SUBJECT TO ALL ALL OCATIONtl, APPROPFBIN}ONB. NO PHCR BLICOMPRT APP MO/A N CDIffLwiCE EIfTni APR /WU ESCROW Or THE CITY CODE AMP ALL AIfA.ICa6LF LAWS, NBA NM REGULN1P)NR A FROM MO FOR AN EFFECTIVE ONE. 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Todd 6. Hanna' - Disk Pi No. 41166 IA Mg HMO I WNW MOAN X24 SCHOOL ins, the well-hci,K( of salami, intaining or improving the quality of the eduaatioo. increming targeted pns!Pams for sped careers in the fu- ture, the overall liseal im- pact to the district and the classroom ryes. The second quer:Mon was, "How can we make changing whale are alive experience for .students, teachers. and the commu- nity'to help our . hart become the haw they can Ix? 'loose answers featured statements Wee "mfrasttuc- tae is key." "increasing mental health for nu - dents." and "Pay the teach - en a decent wage.' The first question upset "To see that felt like the decision is already made, and it's disingenuous to gather the community here," she said. mie Saunders, the dis- trici s chief strategy and innovation officer, was facilitating Curry's group FORUM and apobg'oed for that. She later told the Herald that the original question as On long and in the editing Pnu'c , it I. some clarity. "I completely xknawl- edged that was a mistake," Saunders said. "We'll try to wnrdsmlth that question for the future." Overall, Licata, who walked In and out of ail of the group settings, told the Herald after the event that he thought it had gone well. "I thought tonight was pretty good," he aid. "We had some realty grad con- versations; we had awns really tough conversations. ... It was the first night. We're going to redirect some things, fa some things. W'e Are going to address what people have said. We're liacwng." COMPLAINTS WITH FORMAT, USE OF AI Others to Curry's group rained concenas about 1hv district'slogistka forth, Fort Lauderdale High School Excellence ,n EDucat.o- i Pan sea .a Superintendent Peter B. Licata Otani Brossard County Pudic Schools' input event on school changes Thursday. event. Nut ike Pierre Grant, the mother of a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School freshman and the chair of the school district's diversity committee, raid she disliked being divided into small gaps. "I wasn't happy with the format. 1 don't think it was conducive for the people in this dietricL" said Pierre Gram. "When they were advertising it, they made it feel like a town hall, and that's not what it was. 1t was hard for people who aren't technologically say - In response, Licata said the district never called the event a "town hull meet- ing." The official district web page and the flyer describe the events as "Community Conversa- tions." But he aclmowi- edged that the district can hammer that point mute in the future. Overall, he .said he un- ders.nls that there's a history of nostrum in the school district and that that might affect sonic perspec- tives. "We know we have to build trust. This is new to this district, and I'm new to this district. It will tale time," he said. Similarly to Pierre Grant, one of the teachers who encoded Thursday, Erica I lan1nger from Western High School in Dario, felt That the district could have Ire. cd people at home instead of in person. And that the use of AI didn't fader "dear, raw comversa- tions." After the group members answered the two ques- tions, they got to up -wee or down -vole other attendees' We. At the end. the plat- form produced a "sum- mery." with donclu'Jons about what the people said, which the fxilila4or read out loud. "Thzt's not the way- to engage the community," said Hans'usgt, who's been teaching for 20 years. "1 was baffled. It was bi- After the group stopped looking down at their de- sires in Hansinger and Pierre Granis group, they ssaned chatting. A woman shared that she had experi- enced trauma hack in 1995 when the district rezoned some schools and she Mat all of her friends; she said she didn't wall her own children to experience that, too. "Her story touched me,.. Flansin ger said. pointing out that the woman wouldn't have been able to share that emotion and those detail, online on 'I'houghlEschange and that the loran, possibly hin- dered others town sharing their own tale In se tu that, Saundersli,l tire d trice decided to use the platform n1 collect more data and spark ideas. She said that It's nut over -relying on its remit., as it will else con- sider other tacton when deciding what schools to change factors including enrollment, neighborhood demographics and the condition acacia facility. The art two district even. will take place at 6 p.m Thursday at the I.P. Taravella High School at 106410 Riverside Dr. in Coral Springs and at 6 p.m. Feb. 22, which 'is al a Thursday. at the Charles W. Hanagan High School at 128001'aft St. in Pem- broke Pines. Jimnw - 'Paw,: 786.4424014. etaveIli,nrtw FROM PAGE 3A MONUMENTS Here's what to lmow about the legiaatian and what's to come. WHAT'SIN THE SENATE 111117 SB 1122, the "Historical Monument& and Memo- rials Protection Act," would prohibit any local government from remov- ing a "historic Florida monument or memorial," and it would be retractive to lay 1,2018. The bill defines any "permanent statue. mark- er, plaque, flag, banner, ce4mtaph, religious symbol, painting, seal, tombstone, or display" that's been on puhl' property for at least 25 years and depicts an went or persona put of sole history as a "historic Florida monument or me- morial" The legislation effective- ly gives only the state the Tight to make decisions about the removal of his- Imic monuments. It sates that the Division of Histor- ical Resources within the Department of Sate and the Deportment a Veter- ans' Affairs will menses wch ded000s. Any local government that Irks to paw an ordi- nance or rule that aims to remove a historic monu- ment will have a p•mra- nentlnlunction issued against it by the oYort and the ordinance or rule will be deemed invalid. A local official who sixes in favor of a ink or ordinance to remove a historic mono- m could be subjected to a fine of up to 51,000. The all also gives people the grounds to sue a kcal govenunent or kcal offi- cial over the removal or attempt at a removal ax a historic monument. Any local government that removes a monument will have three years from its original removal date 1U restore it. If a munkipOliy cant afford to replace it, the state govemment w1B cover the costs to testae the monument and will withhold state funding for the arts, cultural and his- toric preservation frown that local government until CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A public hearing will le Mkt by the Coy Commission of the City of Mum. Flanda on Thursday. February 22, 2024, m 9:00 A.M. al OW Hal. 'Pealed ad 3500 Pan Amergan *Me. Mara, Della, 33133 br the punpeae el granting the following' A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WIT-1 ATTACIFAENT(SL BY A FOUR -FIFTHS 14a5THS) AFFIRMATIVE VOTE. AFTER AN ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARING. RATIFYING. APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE *TY MANAGER'S FINDING, ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED AS EXHIBIT'A' THAT COMPETITIVE NEGOTIATION METHODS AND PROCEDURES ARE NOT PRACTICABLE OP ADVANTAGEOUS PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-85(A1 OF THE CODE OF THE CRY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA. AS AMENDED ("GTY CODE"/'. WANING IRE REOUIREMENTZ FOR SAID PROCEDURES: AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER NJ NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN CLARKE 8MAR1 SOLUTIONS. LLC D/BMA URBAN PULSE DIRECT. LLC, MARTIN LUTHER KING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, AND THE CITY OF MIAMI MAY'L IN A FORM A:CEPTABLE Tr/ THE CRY ATTORNEY. TO IMPLEMENT, PROMOTE, HOS1, FUMIRAISE. AND Ef40AGE IHE COMMUNI)Y FOR 1YY0 t2) CITY PTNASTER BARBECUE COMPETITIONS WHICH WILL OE HELD ON MARCH 23, 2024 AT CHARLES HADLEY PARK, LOCATED AT 1350 NORTHWEST 50111 STREET. MMMI, NORMA AND ON AFRO 2U. 2074 AT MAIMICF A FFRRF PARK, OCATED AT 1025 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD. MIAMI, 11.01R10A IMT1I PROCEEDB TO BENEM THE VENTURE MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP FUND (PURP08E'r. FURTHER AUTHORIZING AN ALLOCATION IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (3250,000.00, 10 BE OMDED MONO IHE ENTITIES STATED HEREIN. PURSLWNT TO THE TERMS OF THE TERM SHEET. ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED HEREIN AS EXHIBIT 'E: FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CRY MANAGER'S VENTURE MIAMI IN TAME ACCOUNT N0. 971000. IE000O882000.0.0 FOR SAID PURPOSE: AIJTHOR171NG THE CITY MANAISER TO ACCEPT ALL DONATED FINDS ASSOf1ATED WITH SAID PURPOSE PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-115 OF THE CRY CODE: FLIRTFHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ALLOCATE SAID DONATED FUNDS TO THE MIAMI FOUNDATION FOR DEPOSR INTO THE CITYS VENTURE MIAMI SCHOLARSHIP FUND, ESTABLISHED PIRSUASR TO RESOLUTION NO. R-22-0281. ADOPTED ON JULY 28, 2022 FURTHER AUTHORIZNG THE CRY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE ANY AND ALL ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS. RENEWALS, MODIFICATIONS, AND EXTENSIONS. ALL N FORMS ACCEPTABLE TO TIE CITY ATTORNEY, AS MAY BE DEEMED NECESSARY FOR SAD PURPOSE. SUBJECT TO ALL ALLOCATIONS. APPROPRIATIONS, AND PPoOR BUDGETARY APPROVALS N COMPIJAIICE WITH APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE CITY COOL. AND ALL APPLICABLL LAWS. HULLS. AND HLGULAI IONS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The Miami Cly Commleeon requate all ntiereekad paters be present or ,eraenenlad at Ile mucky and may bo henrd NM msg. to any proposition belle Ion City GnmminAon In stitch the City Commleslon may take action. Should any person desire to impute erns dales. 61 the City Commhnon with raspwl b any natter b be ueleklernd al thin *wag. that person shall ensure Ih41 a verbatim record of ran proceedings . made including all testimony and evidence upon whbh any appeal may be based IFS. 2860,05). Pursuant to Miami Ca Cods Section 2-3Mo) wharmser a a AWMad City Cornn,Nlon meeting M rancelled or la nM held due to a lack of a oarion or other emer9enr:y, a special City C m,Won meean0 we be automata:ally scheduled tor 81e Tuesday rmmedatety following the csecul411 mom., 1n me sweet of one of M etaemsntio ad • mwanrna. ran Apenml pinning w.n,n be men on Feblwry 27, 2024. Al P 00 a m. In the City Connmlau,n 7Mmhorn Water1 at Marro! City Hell, 3500 Pan Mnrrie n Drive. Mani. Flunda 33133. All ul1M el.11ad,4el agenda ,awns from that cancelled owes es node automaeeally to scheduled as en agenda ram at the spacial City Cornme ion meehrg. The City Cbrk MAN notify tM public or the spacial Rimming MN le to .lee pace by yackg a malice ut the special Cat Camm,ssbn meeting at Ms entreats off City Hall and We Crtv s mein adnenlMalna hantdng, phone, a notice on the 011ys wiser,, and. N feasible. paling an ad In a newspaper of g0ernl GrcWdon tw0nre NH apa0M n1NNrg on 81e Inmadtawly foloeeng Tuaed.y. Thera shall be no ad4itlone notice by pub0Gilon mooned Ice any such eefeduled agenda Iles Mal . moved to Ile special CPY Commnnnn meeting. In .awdanee MN its Americas with Diabetes Aar W 1990. perelws needing special aedonlnwdatfons to participate In MN proceeding may conlert the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5361 (Vohs) no later than 'Ivo (51 business days prior to the proceeding. ITY users may call via 711 (Florida Relay Sal000I no later than ha (5) Means days prior 10 not proesedtng. Todd B. Henson Coy' CMda Ad No. 41155 it pa)0 the Mate back. WHAT'S IN THE HOUSE IILLO The House BM is similar but does not include any language about retroactiv- ity and would not apply to any removals made in the pea. CONTROVERSY The sponsor of SHIM, Sen. Jonathan Martin, R•Fart Myers, slid in Tues- day's meeting that if the Legislature doesn't act are going to lose Amen an monuments." Martin said he was In- spired to daft the bill after seein4g monuments re- moved around the country in 2020 and 2024. At that time,* the aftemuth of the murder of George Floyd and Black lives Mauer protests, people across the United Mates called for statues of Con- federate leaders to be taken down, as many sec them as a symbol of day. cry and while supremacy. Speakers who opposed the hill brought up mo- ms about Confederate monuments in Florida and ithat the hill's tine intent is to protect those monuments from being removed. One man, Wells Todd, aid that local gmem- nsen. should have the right to take down monu- ments such as Confederate markers because they "honor the C0Nedeate States of America, not the linked States of America." "They were put up at a time of segregation, better (mown as Jim Crow. And they were put up to tell Black people to stay in your pWce or we might come to r house, drag you 1m1, and lynch you," id Todd. those in favor of the hill aid they wanted m pre - see d preheat all Amer - an history, his some w comments derWcd the fers of Muse opposing the hill. One man who said he bas from Live Oak said the ill was a way to protect "white society" end went onto say he advocated for white sulcenlay. Sen. 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