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Home My WebLink AboutO-00315is ORDINANCE N0. $1Fi. AN oIDI DANCE CALLING AN F,LEOT ION TO V0P UPON THE tSSUANOE 0' PONDS OF THE 0ITY 0!' MIAMI. * * * * * * * * * * * * * WHEREAS, the Commission of the City of Miami deems it advisable to issue bonds of the Cite of Miami in the sum of $1, 500, 000 in the • -following amounts for the following municipal purposes: ,.r .I 06.0 (1) (8) { For extending and improving the street railway system, $75,000. For the construction of incinerators or garbage and trash disposal plants, $50,000. For erecting a Public City Market, $75,000. For the acquisition of property for the extension and widening of streets, $100,000. To pay the City'c share of the cost of constructing sanitary sewers, $100,000. For the erection and construction of additional units for hospital purposes and equipment therefor, $50,000. For the development and increase of the facilities of the Miami City Docks by the erection and construction of additional wharves and docks, 3400,000. For acquiring and improving lands for public park purposes, 3400,000. For the erection of a treating and filter plant for the• softening and filtering of the water to be supplied for the use of the City. of Miami and its inhabitants, 3250,000. NOW, Tg2RzFQRk, BE IT OIDAUD by the COMMISSION OF Th3 CITY of MIAMI; Section 1. That oubjeot to ratification by the vote of a ma0ority of the eleotore, who are ownere of real or personal property in the City of Miami, and wha shall have paid the taxes thereon for the year when euoh taxes were last due, and who shall also be free (9) 4 holders therein, voting separately upon each of the nine (9) bond issues hereinafter Mentioned 'at an eleetian to be held on the 29th day of January, 1926, v+ :ioh is hereby called, the . negotiable bonds of the eitp.of Miami shall be issued as follows: (a) Not ex ceoding $78,000 for extending and improving the street railway system, said bonds to mature as follows: $5,000 in each of the years 1928 to 1942, inclusive, so that all thereof shall have matured within ;he probable life or said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declar- ed to be twenty years from March 1, 1925. (b) Not exceeding $50,000 for the construction of incinera- tors or garbage and trash disposal plants, said bonds to mature as follows: $5,000 in each of the years1928 to 1937, inclusive, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declared to be twenty years from March 1, 1925. (c) Not exceeding $75,000 for erecting a public City Market, said bonds to mature as follows; $5,000 in each of the years 1926 to 1940, inclusive, eo that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declared to be fifteen years from March 1, 1925. (d) Not exceeding $100,000 for the acquisition of property for the extension and widening of streets, said bonds to mature as follows; $5,000 in each of the years 1948 to 1953, inclusive, $30,000 in 1954 and $40,000 in 1955, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life le now estimated and declared to be sixty years from March 1, 1985, (e) Not exceeding $100,000 to pay the City's share of the ooet of conetrueting sanitary eewere, said bonds to mature as followe; $€,000 in each of the years 1943 to 1953, inclusive, $30,000 in 1954 and $15,000 in 1955, eo that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of 'Aid improvement, Wnioh probable life 1 is now estimated and donlared to be forty-five years from Merdh 1, 1926. (f) Not exoeeding $60,000 for the erection and construc- tion of additional Nita for hospital purposes and equipment therefor, said bonds to mature as follows: $5,000 in eaoh of the years 1938 to 194?, inclusive, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declared to be thirty years from March 1, 1925. (g) Not exceeding : 400,000 for the development and increase of the facilities of the Miami .City Dicks by the erection and construction of additional ywharves and docks, said bonds to mature as follows: $15,000 in each of the years 1935, to 1953, inclusive, $50,000 in 1954 and $65,000 in 1955, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declared to be forty years from March 1, 1925. (h) Not exceeding $400,000 for acquiring and improving lands for public park purposes, said bonds to mature as follows: $15,000 in each of the years 1935 to 1953, inclusive, $50,000 in 1954 and $65,000 in 1955, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now estimated and declared to be fifty years from March 1, 1925. (i) Not exceeding $250,000 for the erection of a treating and filter plant for the softening and filtering of the water to be supplied for the use of the City of Miami and its inhabitants, said bonds to mature as follows; $5,000 in each of the years 1935 to 1940, inclusive, $10,000 in each of the years 1941 to 1953, inclusive, $68,000 in 1954 and $28,000 in 1955, so that all thereof shall have matured within the probable life of said improvement, which probable life is now eetimated and declared to be forty years from March 1, 1925. Section 2. That all of the said bowie, if i$aued Mull bear interest at not exceeding six per oentuw per annum, payable eemi- 1 e ennua.1171 and both principal an& interest shall be payable .at the United States Mortgage & Trust Company in the City of Now York, and said bonds shall be in the denomination of $1,000. Section 34 That a epeeial election is hereby called and directed to be held at the City EAU in the City of Miami, from eight o'clock a.m., to sundown on the 29th day of January, 1925, for the purpose of submitting to a vote of those electors who are owners of real or personal property in the City of Miami and who shall have ,aid the taxes due thereon for the year in which such taxes were last due, and who shall also be freeholders therein. the nine (9) separate questions as to whether said nine (9) bond issue respectively shall be ratified and authorized. Section 4. That the City Clerk will open the registration books for said election from 10:00 o'clock a.m., until 4:00 o'clock p.m., on the 8th day of January, 1925, and each day (Sundays excepted) thereafter until the 28th day of January, 1925, in his office, on which last day such books shall remain open all day for the purpose of registering those persona who are qualified to register for such election. Section 5. That J. D. Godman, J. T. Blackman and S. M. Clauseen are hereby appointed and designated as inspectors, and J. Steward Norwood as Clerk of the election, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to certify the names of such inspectors and clerks of eleotion to the Mayor. Section b. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to publish in the Miami Daily Herald and the Miami Daily News, newspapers published in the City of Miami, on the 7th day of January, 1925, on the 14th day of January 1925, and on the 21st day of January 192 5, and on the 28th day of January 1920, a notice .of said elution and registration in substantially the following form: i NOTICE OP BOND ELECTION PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. S15 PASSED JANUARY 6, 1926. A special Election will be held on the 29th day of January, 1926, from 8s00 o'clock a.m. to sundown at the City Hall, at which election there will be submitted to the qualified electors who are owners of real or personal property and +di o shall have paid the taxes thereon for the year when such taxes were last due, and who shall also be freeholders in said City, the following nine questions: 1. Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $75,000 be issued for extending and improving the street railway system? 2. Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $50,000 be issued for the construction of incinerators or garbage and trash disposal plants? 3.- Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $75,000 be issued for erecting a Public City Market? 4. Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $100,000 be issued for the acquisition of property for the extension and widening of streets? 5. Shall bonds of theCity of Miami not exceeding $100,000 be issued to pay the City's share of the cost of constructing sanitary sewers? 6. Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $50,000 be issued for the erection and construction of additional unite for hospital purposes and equipment therefor? 7. Shall bonds of the CI.ty of Miami not exceeding $400,000 be issued for the development and increase of the facilities of the Miami City Docks by the erection and construction of additional wharves and docks? �. Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $400,000 be issued for acquiring and improving lands for public park purpOsee? Shall bo de of the City of Miami not exceeding $2€O,O0C be issue& for the erection of a treating and filter plant for the softening and filtering of the water to be supplied for the use of the City of Miami and. its inhabitiatB? The registration books will remain open from 10t00 o'clock a.tn. until 4t00 o'clock p.m., on the 8th clay of January, 1925, and each day (Sundays excepted) thereafter until the 28th day of Jani:ary, 1925,on which last day such books shall remain open all day for the purpose of registering those persons who are qualified to register for such election. J. D. Godman, J. T. Blackman and S. M.Claussen will act as inspectors and J. Steward Norwood as Clerk of the election. H. E. ROSS CITY CLERK u Section 7. The official ballot to be used at such election shall be insubstantially the following form: OFFICIAL BALLOT ELECTION JANUARY 29TH, 1925. CITY OF MIAMI. (Make an (x) mark before your ohoioe for or against each of the nine proposed issues of bonds.) • : 4 :Y . FOR • AGAINST . FOR AGAINST : Shall bonds of the City of Miami not • • exceeding $75,000 be issued for ex- ; tending and. improving the street s • railway system? ;:Shall boucle of the City of Miami not : exceeding $50,000 be issued for the construction of incinerators or garbage and trash di epoeal plants? elk z POR • AdAINST . . • • • FOR . • i • • • Shed bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding $78,000 be Jong for erecting a Public City Market? Shall bonds of the City of Miami not exceeding %100,000 be issued for the acquisition of property for the extension and widening of streets? 'OR Shall bonds of the City of Miami not . exceeding 3100,000 be issued to pay ' AGAINST the City's share of the cost of constructing sanitary sewers? FOE : Shall bonds of the City of Miami not : exceeding 150,000 be issued for the • • AGAINST : erection and construction of additional : units for hospital purposes and equip- ment therefor? • • • • FOR • AGAINST : Shall bonds of the City of Miami not : exceeding $400,000 be issued for the :: development and increase of the : facilities of the Miami City Docks, by the erection and construction of additional wharves and docks? • • • • • : Shall bonds of the City of Miami not • FOR : exceeding $400,000 be issued for ao- • • AGAINST. : quiring and improvinglands'for public • : park purposes? • • • • • • • : •: Shall bonds of the City of Miami not • FOR : exceeding $250,000 be issued for the AGAINST : erection of a treating and filter : : plant for the softening and filtering of the water to be supplied for the use of the City of Miami and its in- babitante? Section S. That this ordinance shall be in force and effect upon its peerage and shall not be subject to the right of referendum as an ordinance. PASSED AND ADAPTED this 6th day of January A. D. 1925. ATTUT4 CITY Q1414 BOUM MAYOR fillip' fled inie o '1tti$ tee street ehbic•e rot nr nusliest en'•h Of the, 11410 aliwny l ypteth, said bonds to mn- proltut<ot1 'emirs of bonds.) lure, Its follows: f5,000 itt each or the yearn 1928 to Shall bonds of the: 1912, inclusive, so that all ther''rtf l'iiy of Jilittnt hot shell hnvo tnnt.ut•r'r1 thithin the prop- r•kreedint :?f.,00n ire Otte lift. of said improvement, tellirh I ( AiN 1 Issued for extending; probable life 1s note ostirnatod ahtl 1 i AffAilti9' ( end Itn)It0%111L the dielared to he lwen i. years front slteot rnllaa) s}s- Istrrh 1, 1;• d. tent: ' Ili) Ni! '-,A,•• odillL 1.10.•1t101 feu' tit. t• rt frtle•.i'e, nt !twilit Iator•.•: or Gat - I•tit. sail I r4401 tll•.p r, a1 til:tl.t-. Siti+l. 11+ nlS 10 nli,IUri• a • t„I1,•tt." "" IiU $14.000 in r;telt of t 1.. canes 1 l2s too' 1:'t . iitelarit .v, thai :111 tlu•re•.1 __.1.11.t.INS1 wh'ill have maimed %titilin the 110I,_ ahb• tiro of ,tiitl i±nl.rntetnent, whinh probable life Is r.,tc . atllnat'.I 10141 ,i.'elil r•'.1 I'. Ill, t N rttty }l)it IN front 'March 1. 1:.:!,. We) Nowtexr••editil tr,n09 for eroet- !lig n t'uhlftr t'!ty Market, multi bonds to to:ntro fit) follows: }fi,000 In on,•h of tits yenta 1926 to 1940, int•lustr.t, so that ell thereof shall have tnautred tt [thin the prob. 'ibis life ..f sail itt+Nt••t' t.a.•rtt, who bt not, • turnt.+l „1 .I d,a•ltirt•,i t" tit... r• it/ rt••'., \tar.-!, 1, • ar•y Utstl loon' ''1 rl"'•.,t...11 ,,,t lee• .•y,.1 r>, ... t,-f1-l.,,i ..r,.1 n iot,. r111,t: '.1 i 1'.•11rin low .,rl• its fn110q'h: L,eoa It, rar•h we tJtt i•'•.tt' i,44. 1:• ia, l t it.•• S110,0ao tit i:•: owed $ 4e its„ r :), se, that all It).i...f . . zl.oll ht1w, twitur..1 P it hilt riot tint.- Ohl.• lit+) of 52tid halt+r.lt+°nu t:t, sr1,i•-l: '4probable life is note thoot.' atol ile•rlarcd to be slily year- front \tiu•clt '1, 1t12t'. tot Nut ex "'dins; $100,ona t.' p:i) fife Lltt s shire of the east of +'own- t t streetttk s tease%' sott•t•ry, said buttels 10 flintily, ti 4 fo b tt's • $5.400l0 Itl ••rief: of the yuitt'S 1'1:! t.. 19.53. hi Itt k.•, 1: 44nn is 1l'54 aril ilo.0010 in 11151'., so flint all thereof &hall have matured twhthitt the pri.b able Life of said lmitruvontent, ..Melt probable lifo is now i•s11niu1o.l and ,d.•Ilar,d to bo forty-five yours from Alereh I. 11 5. If) Not exceeding 150,000 fur ihr' ;ereotlon slid lonstrttrtiott of tldrli- )tional units for hospital purposos nod eyuipntont th.r,far, seld ponds to ma- lure as follows: • $5.000 In ouch of the . rnrm 1912 to 2947 tncluslve, so thnt ell thereof shallylIttve mettur d within the prob ;1►rutit blT}• `mid 4n'arpvmment, whl'h, declared to jie_now' estt)mated end yearw from tlatrh I, 111. iR) Not exceeding. $400,000 for thy development and increase of the fa- eilitlee of the linty I)oekn by *Ito erection stud construction of nddt• tional i'hnrrt•s and docks,,&ttld bonds to stature It& follows• 115,000 In ouch of the years 1925 to 1953, 1pcluslvo, 250,900 In 1954 and }G$,000 lit 195G, se, that all thereof shrill httve'matured avlthsti the ttroh- a1.10 111u ter r,ttid intpt•ovotlli'nt, which declared tile. be tfurt)e&yeurot d1t0tn Alareit 1, 1111.15, f11) Not t'ae„dl ng $1u0,000 fur UV' tuirlttg and land*, for pub - lie part: i101100.e14, said Luiid& to Ina- tur,• as follows. 115,uu0 In each of tlto yours 1933 to 953, inclusive, $50,0011 1st 2934 find s;l.nuu In Jn35. show eli thi'reot shell hateve tUiitl t lin iht. proh. able life of 1,3 cat, ..Idyll kfebahiu Ilf. +Ixt,•L •,rl eelnrrd to 1, tit:•'.. lit Not 1'i .11 'ma 1NI$T b'. •It dS�'1 1 oil totr11 petit ^t 1 1 As1AINli'l' 1 l"trlt Af7AINS1' I1 Si. 11 holm. i Ihr• ;it +.t \t,nn t not I;1>, ',t• 1 t... u. ttr • h+ I . i rust tots ••1 fu in. Etkiwore row- F:uiu,v'+ Old 10 1,1 .11,010.31 t1.a,it Nhell bonds +,s Ito, I its .t \li.,lnt ,�••t 4k.i,41l113r S;40.+444 1•• lwOou.-d for , r., tint: a 1'nl 11 f'ity )11.rbet shall Pond.. +.f th•' Illy of )ltatol not ,' =ai1): t1i. ,u,,., 1,... . �>t t,•r 110. .,„11 o rot t.t • r' .111 lintel- ... '•sit owl• tl �'. •.;. .' t 'ill '.,row 11'• • an1101.•• ‘.!`• • t• 1 \t t t:, ; r1 r ti •.I1t... a , 01,11 let i. d •oorF1• i of o wow. tiros 1 1:41.1 ti 1.1 ,lt 1111Its .n: 11441411-,1 1.11t11,.e .1.111 •'1t11 p. n1 lit. t, :11,t11 tem.!, of tt itt of Alitlti i Mot `dint, z1 1 i,.lrl,t I to.olio .1 for flip elow‘o0loo I1t tit ott allot to tootioeo ..i Cho- f:n'ilfties •.f i tit+• \I is nit iem•ks b)' the er.•r- t 1r't1 It ltil i'I5nstr11C- lint) Of t.dllltlf*1,:11 '.thas•w''s and ilur I ie? Shall . bond,t or the City or. Miami not eviwweedlnR ;400,ofn he 11.1+11,'+l for aeon trio nod in•prutiut: land. for pot,lto park put.. poses? $lui11 holds of the t'i13 of 71iaoti not exceeding j2-0,0100 he t titled for ills rrv'r t ion of tt Ironllll t: rind filter plant for the soflinins; and fil- tering of the wateri to be &uppllei) for the use of the d'ity of :ltihail foul its In- habitants: )'*redly, s Th.tt *him urdlnann:• e101 be in fore,. nod . ffe,'t 1110011 its 10i44;140(l.1 and shall ant he t;tllije'l to the right of refereodunl AO) till (WM- 111111eoeo. ! ar`'$EI-' ANI4 tnoPT1. n th11+ GU, da) of Janu.ir , A It, 19' 1:. I'. rtt't\It'll, '\lu).n'. alt,at: I. 1:. floss, t'it>• (York, ST' ATE OP I'LOItIhA CbtJNT`• OP bAb ss, I, G. V, harper, I3usiness Manager of The Miami Herald Publishing Company, a corpor- ation, publisher of The Miami herald a newspaper of general circulation published at Miami, Dade County, Florida, do solemnly swear that an advertisement or notice, a true copy of which is hereunto affixed, was published in said newspaper on 4.1,2,e f91 ' .r r 'f 4 Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of .> .....................19 2 Notary Public. My commission ....................... 7• m..«..>.+...oe-+K.4d+tgNewtotek11:b0.w'3reti br31.44." (4.0 .sown '"d cSC