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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Budget Director-Affidavits of Publications and TearsheetsSubmitted into the public record for item(s) BH.3 on 09-26-2024, City Clerk McClatchy The Beaufort Gazette The Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Centre Daily Times Sun Herald Idaho Statesman Bradenton Herald The Charlotte Observer The State Ledger -Enquirer Durham I The Herald -Sun Fort Worth Star -Telegram The Fresno Bee The Island Packet The Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader The Telegraph - Macon Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald EI Nuevo Herald AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The Modesto Bee The Sun News - Myrtle Beach Raleigh News & Observer Rock Hill I The Herald The Sacramento Bee San Luis Obispo Tribune Tacoma I The News Tribune Tri-City Herald The Wichita Eagle The Olympian Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 587568 MIA - Local Trim - English Trim - Budget Summary $3,598.40 4 8.00 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 T SIMARf 1 C11T OF MIM - FISCAL YEAR MM MM TIE PTIOPO51I OPERATIMO OUOILT EXPEMITMES OF TIE CITY OF I MO ME 11.211 MAIER TIIM LAST YEARS "'DIAL OPERATES EI PBIIRMES. fan. 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Ad, .4fbr1 PUBLISHED DAILY MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared: Mary Castro, 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: 09/22/24 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 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).The McClatchy Company complies with all legal requirements for publication in chapter 50, Florida Statutes. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of September in the year of 2024 a� Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County MARGARET KATHLEEN WILSON My Notary ID # 134916732 Expires May 24, 2028 Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits Legal document please do not destroy! 16470 Submittal -Budget Director -Affidavits of Publications and Tearsheets PAGEIBA I SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2024 Submitted into the public record for item(s) BH.3 on 09-26-2024 City Clerk MIAMI HERALD FROM PAGE 15A MEGA -MALL designed to protect Gra- ham from giving up land near its other valuable holdings that would then sit vacant under a new owner. The requirements aren't detailed in the suit, but Triple Five mentions road construction and sewage connections as actions it hasn't complet- ed but is pursuing. With the pre -devel- opment work uncomplet- ed, Triple Five is unable to purchase the 63-acre site under the terms of the 2014 deal. The previously undis- closed dispute involves two development power- houses that united a dec- ade ago to try to bring Miami -Dade what would be the largest mall in the U.S. Triple Five, the Canada -based, family - owned Mall of America owner, and Graham, the family -owned developer behind the creation of Miami Lakes, won county approval in 2018 fora pair of projects where Florida's Turnpike meets Interstate 75. The best known portion was for American Dream Miami, a retail theme park so large it would have room for an indoor ski slope and a submarine lake. Next door, Graham planned a mix of resi- dential and commercial buildings aimed at captur- ing spillover activity from American Dream, which projected 30 million vis- itors a year. While the two devel- opers were once allied, the cooperation between them has slid into friction. "We are very disap- pointed with the lawsuit but confident about the outcome," Smart Wylie, president and CEO of Graham, said in a state- ment. In its own state- ment, Triple Five said it "is hopeful that the matter will be resolved amica- bly." Both projects remain years behind schedule, with Graham initially planning to start construction in 2018 and Triple Five planning to have American Dream open and employing 5,000 people by next year. In crafting the lawsuit, Triple Five claimed to A rendering of the indoor amusement park for American Dream Miami, a retail theme park planned in Miami -Dade County with a goal of attracting 30 million visitors a year. share private conversa- tions with Graham mg- gesting the mixed -use complex of new homes and places to shop may wind up being a ware- house complex. "Graham has done nothing to advance its retail, business park, and apartment project," Triple Five said in the lawsuit filed by its Miami -Dade subsidiary, International Atlantic. "Graham has told the Purchaser it would like to switch to industrial use." A Graham lawyer, Scott Hiaasen of Coffey Burling- ton, denied the allegation. "The Graham Compa- nies are not part of the development of the mall," Hiaasen, a former Miami Herald reporter, said in a statement. "Their plans for their own property have not changed, and the allegations to the contrary in the lawsuit are false." Graham has not filed its response to the lawsuit, leaving Triple Five's ren- dition of the facts the only source of information for the behind -the -scenes dispute. TRIPLE FIVE AND GRAHAM COMPANIES JOINED FORCES FOR A MEGA -MALL. NOW THEY'RE FIGHTING The suit says Triple Five is out of regular extension options but claims the original contract entitles the developer to more time because of delays from the 2020 COVID crisis that upended the economy and develop- ment schedules. Triple Five also argues that Graham cited COVID in winning regulatory extensions from Miami - Dade County for its pro - he Largest Antique Mali,. in South Dade IA tique Mall TAI Fine, Costume & Vintagge Jewelry Disney, Lladro, Lalique, Lighting, Furniture Barware, Fine Art, Book ottery, paintings, Coins, LP's r+ Open 7 Days: Mon -Fri 10 - 5PM Sat 10 - 6PM, Sun 12 - 5PM state Sales by ADIV", Estate Liquidation and Moving Services www.Antiq ueMallYall-c www. EstateSalesByAMY.com `/305-969-0696 305-389-3425 1y/ 9645 E. Fern St., Palmetto Bay ' Tirn left at USt & Fern St byGoodwi \ � [ We Buy -Sell -Dealer Rental-Consigiien........ Estate Sele quldetlone REWARDING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES!' mmr AMSCOT. The Money Superstore Learn b o w ynu ua n become pad of Florida's LeadA5FnencialSera,utompanyat Amscot.com Amscm- Making lives hotter through financial solutions.' ject and that the agree- ment on the 63-acre par- cel should grant Triple Five the same leeway in its purchase deal. An email quoted in the lawsuit suggests Graham is open to allowing the deal to stay alive, but only if Triple Five agrees to a price matching real estate values that have soared over the last 10 years — as well as prove it's still on track to start construction. "You continued to insist that we close on the sale of the property at the current price," un- named Graham lawyer wrote in an email to a Triple Five counterpart on April 4, according to the suit "We told you the same thing we have said for quite a while. We are wi0ing to discuss an ex- tension provided that... them was a good chance that you would be able to satisfy the conditions to dosing within a reason- able period [and] the pur- chase price would become the market value of the property [and] additional option extension fees would be required." The court fight lands in the middle of Triple Five's effort to secure subsidies from Miami -Dade to re- vive the project County commissioners in the past week delayed a vote on legislation lifting a subsidy ban that rival malls lob- bied to impose on Amer- ican Dream as part of the county's 2018 approval of the project Triple Five has already lobbied Florida to fund an techange near the me- a-mall site that would need to be constructed for the project to go forward. The company wants mil- lions of dollars in county funds to subsidize other infrastructure that Triple Five would otherwise have to pay for as part of its 2018 agreement. Triple Five cites the subsidy push as an exam- ple of pre -development work that is helping Gra- ham, too. Because the American Dream site is next door to the Graham site, the roads and other infrastructure Triple Five needs would benefit both projects, according to the lawsuit "The Purchaser is in the process of securing hun- dreds of millions of dollars of govemmentai funding for highway, mad, and water and sewer infra- structure ... which will substantially enhance the use and value of the Gra- ham Development Proper- ty," the lawsuit said. Graham's "attitude is to take the money and run," the lawsuit said, "leaving the Purchaser with noth- ing but losses after years of investments and work." Douglas Hanks: 305-376-3605, @doughanks 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 tax levy $637.940.213 proposed B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes $42 517 3H6 C. Actual property tax levy $595.422,827 This year's proposed tax levy $671,787,227 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: DATE: Thursday, September 26th, 2024 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 call via 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding. Additional information: https://www.miami.gov A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. Ad No. 43577 ,i^5 BUDGET SUMMARY / CITY OF MIAMI - FISCAL YEAR 2024-2025 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ARE 11.2% GREATER THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. General Fund 7.1364 Voted Debt 0.2536 GENERAL SPECIAL DEBT INTERNAL ESTIMATED REVENUES FUND REVENUE SERVILE SERVILE FUND TOTAL Taxes: Millage per 51000 Ad Valorem Taxes 7.1364 538,200,000 638,200,000 Ad Valorem Taxes 0.2536 Meted Dehi) 22,682,000 22,682,000 TIF Transfer (CRA1 i65,947.0001 (65,947,000) Delinquent Ad Valorem Taxes 16,850,000 16,850,000 Interest Ad Valorem Taxes 150,000 150,000 Franchise Fees & Other Taxes 156,298,000 156,298,000 Interest 14,508,000 48,000 14,556,000 Fines & Forfeitures 7,379,000 1,750,000 9,129,000 Intergovernmental Revenue 107,933,000 85,775,000 5,000,000 198,708,000 Licenses and Permits 101,231,000 6,433,000 107,714,000 Other Revenues 38,248,000 258,504,000 15,746,000 139,807,000 462,305,000 Charges far Services 144,846,000 12,583,000 82,000 157,511,000 TOTAL SOURCES 1,159,746,000 375,093,000 43,428,000 139,889,000 1,718,156,000 Transfers -In 7,457,000 12,547,000 50.221. 000 70,225,000 Fund Balance/Reserves/Net Assets TOTAL REVENUES, TRANSFERS &BALANCES 14 67,803,000 387,640,000 93,549,000 139,889,000 1,788,381,000 EXPENDITURES General Government 115,110,000 57,657,000 93,549,000 18,745,000 295,161,000 Planning & Development 58,374,000 37,221,000 95,595,000 Housing & Community Development 3,879,000 104,025,000 107,905,000 Pubis Works 131,493,000 28,785,000 160,278,000 Public Safety 620,703,000 70,620,000 691,323,000 Others 90,062,000 15,935,000 121,144,000 227,141,000 Non-5epartmental 66,362,000 49,287,000 115,649,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1,085,963,000 373,531,000 93,649, ODD 139,889,000 1,693,052,000 TransfersOut 76,220,000 14,109,000 90,329,000 Fund Balance/Reserves/Net Assets 5,000,000 5,000,000 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES, TRANSFERS, RESERVES & BALANCES 1,167,203,000 387,640,000 93,649,000 139,889,000 1,788,381,000 THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. Ad No. 43577 Submitted into the public record for item(s) BH.3 on 09-26-2024. City Clerk McClatchy The Beaufort Gazette The Belleville News -Democrat Bellingham Herald Centre Daily Times Sun Herald Idaho Statesman Bradenton Herald The Charlotte Observer The State Ledger -Enquirer Durham I The Herald -Sun Fort Worth Star -Telegram The Fresno Bee The Island Packet The Kansas City Star Lexington Herald -Leader The Telegraph - Macon Merced Sun -Star Miami Herald EI Nuevo Herald AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The Modesto Bee The Sun News - Myrtle Beach Raleigh News & Observer Rock Hill I The Herald The Sacramento Bee San Luis Obispo Tribune Tacoma I The News Tribune Tri-City Herald The Wichita Eagle The Olympian Account # Order Number Identification Order PO Amount Cols Depth 33010 587592 ELN - Local - Trim Spanish - Trim - Budget S $1,410.24 4 8.00 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 REI # CM= DE MIAMI - AAO FECAL 2024-20211 LOD MTN DEL !RESUPUESTO DE OPERACION PROPLIENDD PM LA ClUI1D DE raw 1EN 11.2% ISM OUE L0;1111ora TOME1 DE OPEL40.11 DEL AAD rAsAra Rub Isad T.1114 Callliapar Yoko OMB Smarm IE..ai Fl..ai Frd slumps hldhhIM 1hshRw6 IEZIP ) II MEM MEM !'J I M I EGA wile RR M*mi= Mho do Mho lilac Mar Inimiler ri 122Z Wools 1wr+°r�AM � MACS 7i�.h.hi■. 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DE LAiIM MBPJI0fIIDNJ111121ENS iem/ COMD MEM P flJ O ili Pk CAW _ 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: Mary Castro, 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 1 insertion(s) published on: 09/22/24 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. The McClatchy Company cumple con todos los requisitos legales para publicacion en el capitulo 50, Estatutos de Florida. `~z'QizcJ r - Jd&ate Jurado y subscrito ante mi en Este Dia 23rd day of September in the year of 2024 aJ RAJ Notary Public in and for the state of Texas, residing in Dallas County i41 MARGARET KATHLEEN WILSON My Notary ID # 134916732 Expires May 24, 2028 Extra charge for lost or duplicate affidavits Legal document please do not destroy! 4A I EL NUEVO HERALD I Submitted record for into , City Clerk I DOMINGOR DESEPREMBRE 224 VIENE DE LA 3A MIAMI-DADE generalmente son elegi- bles si tienen mas de 65 afros y sus ingresos fami- liars son inferiores a $37,000. Aunque son mas alias que en la propuesta presupuestaria initial de Levine Cava, las subven- ciones siguen siendo mu- cho menores que el reem- bolso de mas de $600 por vivienda que los comisio- nados aprobaron el afro pasado cuando el condado todaviotenia abundances fondos federates pare el COVID. Esos reembolsos pars personas mayores cuestan alrededor de $19 millones este afro. • Echar atras parte de un recorte de cos $2.5 millones en subventions culturales del condado, con el cambio de Levine Cava que restablece $1.5 AVISO DE AUMENTO DE IMPUESTOS La Ciudad de Miami ha adoptado tentativamente, un aumento a los impuestos de propiedad. Impuestos de propiedad del aho pasado: A. Impuestos propuestos originalmente B. Manes reducciones en impuestos propuestos por la junta de ajustes de valores y afros cambios C. Impuestos de propiedad reales Impuestos propuestos para este afro $637 940 213 $42 517 386 $595 422 827 $671 787 227 Todos los ciudadanos interesados estan invitados a asistir a la audiencia publica del incremento de impuestos que tomara lugar el: FECHA: Jueves, Septiembre 26, 2024 HORA: 5:05 p.m. LUGAR: El Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad de Miami 3500 Pan American Drive, Mrim i, Florida 33133 Personas que necesiten acomodaciones especiales pars participar en este praceso pueden Ilamar (305) 250-5361 (Voz) y los usuarios de TTY pueden Ilamar al 711 (Florida Relay Service), a mas tardar dos (2) dias habiles antes del preceder. Para mas information: https://www.miami.gov SE TOMARA UNA DECISION FINAL sobre el aumento de impuestos y del presupuesto en esta audiencia publica. Ad No. 43577 millones. Ahora, el fondo es de aproximadamente $25 millones. Un subsdio operativo adicional de $1.9 millones pars el Cen- tro de Artes Escenicas Adrienne Arsht, propiedad del condado, edemas de los $6.9 millones ya asg- nados pare operations en 2025. $1 millon adicional pars igualar la subvention de $2 millones de este afro pare abogados especializa- dos en combatir el desalo- jo que representan a inqui- linos de bajos ingresos, incluido Douglas. Multi- ples aumentos de g stos en todo el gobiemo del condado, incluidos mas de $2 millones pars aumentar 1a frecuencia de corte de cesped en parques y a to largo de las carreteras y mas de $2 millones pars ayudar con el sistema de refugio5 pare animates superpoblado del conda- do. El diner pars revertir los recortes provino en parte de los fondos exce- dentesque, segunlos analistas presupuestarios, se reunieron con dolares no gastados este afro. Tambien se estan sacando fondos de proyectos que no necesitan el diner en 2025, incluidos $24 millo- nes pare conectar el siste- ma de alcantarillado del condado en los vecinda- rios que sun usan fosas septicas. Despues de la reunion, Levine Cava dijo que los fondos pare la constmc- rdon de fosas septicas y alcantarillado provhderon de uno de 105 ultimos fondos federates del con- dado pare el COVID-19 y serdn reemplazados por otras de fd an - mie to una vez que el a trabajo este listo pars comenzar. "No afecta a ningun proyecto", dijo. "Tenemos otros dolares pars el siste- ma de alcantarillado". Varios oradores en la audiencia utilizaron los 60 segundos que les corres- pondian pars criticar a Miami -Dade par seguir comprando bonds de Isra- el en medio de la crisis humanitaria en Gaza tras la respuesta milker de Israel a los ataques dell de octubre del afro pasa- dopor parte de Hamas. "iQte verguenza, alcal- del iQue verguenz , comi- sionados,por f anciar la muertel", dijo Wilfredo Ruiz, director de Comuni- cations del Consejo de Relations Islamicoameri- canes en Florida. Despues que termino el tiempo pare comentarios publicos, el comisionado Micky Steinberg pidio un momento pars leer una declaration preparada en npoyo a la carters de bo- os israelies de $76 millo- nes, que permite a Miami - Dade cobrar pagos de intereses regulars de Israel a cambio de un desembolso initial de fondos del condado. "Nuestra inversion en bonos israelies apoya a un aliado vital", afrmo. La aprobacion del pre- supuesto anal requiere de multiples leyes, y la pro- puesta de un aumento del 6% en las tarifas del ague fue aprobada por el mar- gen mas estrecho, con una votacion de 7 a 6. Votaron en contra los comisiona- dos Juan Carlos Bermu- dez, Kevin Cabrera, Rend Garcia, Roberto Gonzalez, Kionne McGhee y An- thony Rodriguez. Despues de la votacion refida, la comisionada Danielle Cohen Higgins, sosteniendo un vaso de ague del grifo, dijo a los presentes: "Salud". UN AGENTE de estacionamientos patrulla Miami Beach vigilando que los autos hayan pagado su tarifa. VIENE DE LA 3A PLAYA un emorando del 13 de septiembre, sefalando que a ordenanaa de 2019 le did al administradorla autoridad pars ajustarlas tarifas de estacionamiento coda cinco afros en funcion del indite de predos al RESUMEN PRESUPUESTARIO / CIUDAD DE MIAMI - ANO FISCAL 2024-2025 LOS GASTOS DEL PRESUPUESTO DE OPERACION PROPUESTOS PARA LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI SON 11.2 % MAYOR QUE LOS GASTOS TOTALES DE OPERACION DEL ANO PASADO. Fonda General 7.1364 Dada par Vain 0.2536 FONDO DE FONDOOE FONDS OE FONDO IN5RE505 SERVIGIO SERVIG105 ESTIMADO DE INsRE5o5 GENERAL ESPEGIALES OE OE00A5 INTERNOS TOTAL Impuestos: Milesimas de Mar par 51000 Impuestos par Avalda 7.1364 638,200,000 638,200,000 Impuestos par Avalda 0.2536 (par sofa) 22,682,000 22,682,000 TIT Transferences (CRA) (65.947,000) (65,947,000) Impuestos par Arnim Atrasadas 16,850,000 16,850,000 Gravamen. sobre Intereses par Ana 150,000 150,000 Cuotas de Franqulcia y duos Impuestos 158,298,000 156,298,000 Intereses 14,508,000 48,000 14,556,000 Multas y Gantiscas:ones 7,379,000 1,750,000 9,129,000 Ingresaslntergubernamentales 107,933,000 85,775,000 5,000,000 198,708,000 Licencias y Permisas 101,281,000 6,433,000 107,714,000 Otros Ingresas 38,248,000 268,504,000 15,746,000 139,807,000 462,305,000 Cargos par Servicias 144,846,000 12,583,000 82,000 157,511,000 TOTAL DE FUENTES DE INGRESO 1,159,746,000 375,093,000 43,428,000 139,889,000 1,718,155,000 Transferences Recibidas 7,457,000 12,547,000 50,221,000 70,225,000 Salle de FondasrBeservas/Activas Netas TOTAL DE INGRESOS, TRANSFERENCIAS Y SALOOS 1,167,203,000 387,640,000 93,649,000 139,889,000 1,788,381,000 BASICS/C05TOS Gabarna General 115,110,000 67,657,300 93,649,000 18,745,000 295,161,000 Planifioacion y Desarrallo 58,374,000 37,221,000 95,595,000 Desarrallo Camuniaria 3,879,000 104,026,000 107,905,000 Obras Pdbllcas 131,493,000 28,785,000 160,278,000 Segundad Publlca 620,703,000 70,620,000 691,323,000 Otros Gostes 90,062,000 15,935,000 121,144,000 227,141,000 Gastas na Departamentales 66,362,000 49,287,000 115,649,000 TOTAL DE GASTOSICOSTOS 1,085,983,000 373,531,000 93,649,000 139,889,000 1,693,052,000 Transferences otargadas 76,220,000 14,109,000 90,329,000 Saldo de FondasAReservas/Activas Netas 5,000,000 5,000,000 TOTAL DE 6ASTOS APROPRIADOS, TRANSFERENCIAS, RESERVAS Y SALDOS 1,167,203,000 367,640,000 93,649,000 139,889,000 1,788,381,000 LOS PRESUPUESTOS PROVISIONALES, ADOPTADOS 2/0 DEFINITIVOS SE ENCUENTRAN ARCHIVADOS EN LA OFICINA DE LA ANTES MENCIONADA AUTORIDAD FISCAL COMO REGISTRO PUBLICO. __ Ad Na. 43577 consumidor, una medida de intacion. Pero no todos los £undo - afros electos de la Ciudad ester contentos. El comi- sionado Alex Fernandez le dijo al Miami Herald que propondra "echar atris" los aumentos antes que entren en vigor. "Estos aumentos supo- en una carga inecesaria pars el publica, especial- ente en un momenta en que muchos ya enfrentan dificultades economicas", dijo Fernandez en un men- saje de texto. "Aumentos innecesarios en las tarifas de estacionamiento coma estos Solo perjudican alas mismas personas alas que estamos aqui para servir". En una publicacion en las redes sociales, el comi- tonadoJoseph Magazine dijo que presentaria un tema legislativo en una union de octubre pars "echar aids el aumento de tarifas y quitarle este cargo a nuestmsvecinos". "Aunque las tarifas de estacionamiento no han atenentado desde 2015, comprendo plenamente coma se ven presionados los vecinos con tantos otros aumentos inflacionarios del costo de la vide", esm- biolarevista La Ultima vez que au- entaron las tarifas en 2015, el estacionamiento en los parquimetros en la acera en South Beach peso de $1.75 a $4 porhora, mientras que las tarifas en los estacionamientos al sire libre y los garajes tuviemn aumentos meno- res. Los ftmcionarios de la Ciudad dijeron en ese mo- mento que la medida no tenia como objetivo au- mentar los ingresos, shoo mas bien reducir los atas- cos de trafico al reducir la cantidad de conductores que circular por la cuadra pare estacionar en la calle e incentivar a los conducto res a user en cambio los estacionamientos techados y los totes al aire libre. El anuncio publica que hizo la Ciudad el Jueves psevoco una rapida reac- cion negative de algunos residentes, incluidas doce- nas de personas que co- mentaron en una publica- tion de Facebook que detallaba los cambios. "En lugar de presionar a los residentes y visitantes con estos aumentos escan- dalosos, el enfoque deberia ester en reducir los costos pars alentar a Inds perso- nas a venir, apoyar a los pocos negocios que sun intentan sobreviviry ayu- dar a que la playa vuelva a cobrzr vide", esmibio un comentarista. Better Streets Miami Beach, un grupo que aboga por mejorar la infraesttuc- tura pare ciclistas y peato- nes y dejar de dependerde los automdmiles, dijo en una publication en X que aumentarlas tarifas de estacionamiento en la calk en South Beach era una "estrategia acetada". "El estacionamiento en la calk es tm recurso esca- so, con una gran demands y una oferta limitada. El precio es una forma de regular y ayudar a equili- brar el mereado", dijo Matthew Gultanoff, el fundador del grupo. Gultanoff agrego que "es necesario seguir invirtien- do en otras options de transporte",incluidas ` infraestructuro fijas de transporte publica rapido y bi©cletas/micromovilidad pare ofrecer a los vecinos residentes y visitantes mas options". La Comision mtmicipal aprobo en mayo cambios pars simplif arlaestmctu- ra de tarifas en los estacio- namientos de South Beach y reducir las tarifas en un estacionamiento de la Calle 42 en prevision de los ajustes en octubre. Pero no ab0rdo las tarifas pare el estacionamiento en la Celle o en los estacionamientos. En el presupuesto pro- puesto pare el afro fiscal 2025,1os ftmmonarios estiman que los ingresos ran ran parquimetros de aproximmadamenntea $29 millones a $32 millo- nes el proximo afro.