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Home My WebLink AboutO-08749T?T1i • MOTS?05 3/1t/7T tt1"C 1 rb 11J30/17 ORDINANCE NO+ 9 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTtt LE V, "COMMERCIAL BLOOD DONORS" Or CHAPTER 21, "HEALTH", OF THE CODE OP THE CITY OF MIAMI, PLORIDA1 8Y REPEALING IN ITS ENTIRETY ALL OP THE SECTIONS OP SAIb ARTICLE; NAMELY, SUCTION 21..38 THROUGH SECTION 21-30; AND CONTAINING A REPEALER PRO.. VISION. 8E tT ORDAINED by THE COMMISSION Ot' THE CITY OP MIAMI, t`LORIDA Section 1. Article V, "Commercial Blood Donors" of Chapter 21, "Health", of the Code of the City of Miami, Plorida, is hereby amended by repealing in its entirety all of the sections of said Article; namely, Section 21-38 through Section 21-50. Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the pro- visions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TtTLE ONLY this i fih day of January , 1978 . PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 24 day of January ATTE RALP PRE P1 tED AND APPROVED RY Gf7RGE Maurice A. Terre , 1978 . MAURICE A. FERRE. MAYO R Cfg C,5p</4 E, CITY CLERK CL1R , SS 1; ANT CITY ATTORNEY AS TO FOAM AN'. ERECTNESS; R., CZ','RNEY vIn IND 1314Lqf ittreire Putottwo8bn Peet tiffulditi,, Uinta, and iltjdf Pfdlittlyi Main. Ono 'MOO?, Plorlda. Statt OP FloittbA COUlfitY Of bAbt: fletort The utidetSigned authority pottonally, P. peered CaroSfln, *he on oath sayt that the IS AS- Sttlarif to the POISIltnet cif fhb Miami Revit* and Daily car. a daily (eteent Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holiday%) tlefietbaffer, publittled al Miarhi m Dace COunty, Flarldd; ffte tiff ached coy of advertISti Mehl, being 8 Legal Adverfiserneht o 140fite in fhe Matter df City of M, Plorida ft4i ' 0APXNANqPNP,...,1149 in the . .... . . „ XXX Court was publithed in said newspaper in the issues of January.304 1978 1• •, • ... • •, ,,..•,.• •- Afliant further saythat the said Miami Review and Daily Record is a nevvtdabet published et Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore beet' continuously published in said bade Courtly, Florida, each day(except Saturday Sun- day and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as second (fast mail matter at the post off ice in Miami, in said Dade County, Fiorida, for a period of one year newt preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement, and offiant further says that she has neither paid het eternised any pet -Son firm or corpora - flan any diScount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose Of securing this advertisement for publication in the said ewspahet N 5 3041.day o J rwkw Commission eirnit es June 1.1477r fi e ore tie this 9' 78 OtArge • ° All IIROKISIBI Saki titta, Mil 001446 elf et I' thietty tiRTInifilleft MINTRI, Bitlfe SRO 1,10 OfdtfiAltee - ORDINANCE NO. I'll • AN ORDINANCr AMBROIND ANTICLBV 'neeNiMeRtf Ai. BLOOD DONORS" OF eMAPTBR 1,NEALTI40; OPTS_ CODTIC CITY OP MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY ARPEALg IN IN ITS ENTIRETY ALL OP THE SECTIONS OFISAID ARTICLB: NAMBLY, SECTION 2146 THROUGH SECTION 21,301 AND CONTAINIIVCi A REPEALER PROVISION,. RALPH D. ONDIE " CITY CLBRK Outstation Of this nand 6h the 35 day 191 Januery, 1.71). L Sri A L VO I All amend will take notice that en the 24th day of January, 1972 tote City Cesimiision et Miant, Flertda passed and adopted the fallowing titled Ordinane t ORDINANCE NO'. a'i 4 9 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE V, "COMMERCIAL FLOOD DONORS" OP CHAPTER 21, "HEALTH", OP THE CODE OI THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY REPEAL/NO IN /TS ENTIRETY ALL OF THE SECTIONS OF SAID ARTICLE; NAMELY, SECTION 21.38 THROUGH SECTION 21-501 AND CONTAINING A REPEALER PRO- VISION. RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK 24 x x• C. Homan isttative A t= eot•,e F. Knox, 1t. City f Attorney Novenbet 30, 1977 Mot77208 acid Mot=77263 ;Abolishing Boards & Committees In response to your memorandum of March 28, 1977, we obtained the minutes of the Commission Meeting of March 16, 1977 which contained Motion 77208. This motion addressed itself to three areas of activity: (1) Abolition by resolution [Committee designation "a" to "m"j; (2) Abolition by ordinance [Committee designation "a" to "e"]; and (3) Retention of certain other advisory bodies [Committee designation "a" to "E" ] . ABOLITION BY RESOLUTION 1. Attached find a proposed resolution which abolishes those bodies in the first category except the following: "d" -"Water & Sewer Board" - this charter function and agency was transferred to Dade County by Resolution No. 73-225, dated March 22, 1973; "i" -"Investment Committee of the Retirement Board" - this aspect of the City's retirement program, consisting of the Plan and System, was established by ordinance for the administrative assistance of the respective retire- ment boards, both of whom you will probably want to contact before we prepare the abolition ordinances. "m" -"Specifications Committee" - this Code ordinance committee is strictly internal in its origin and its members are the various department directors, as well as the Purchasing Agent (Code Section 16-17). ABOLITION BY ORDINANCE 2. Three of the five requested abolishing ordinances [Committee desig- nation "a", "b" and "d") are attached. A fourth requested ordi- nance concerned the Housing Appeals Board [Committee designation "c") which was a reviewing body implementing the City's former adminis- trative program to eliminate or upgrade substandard housing; the Robert C, Homan AdMitisttative Assistant Page 2 November 304 1977 Mot-77=-208 & Ito t=77=26 3 Abolishing Boards & Committees Commission abolished the program (including the Boatd) through Ordinance No. 75764 dated July 174 1967. The fifth abolishing ordinance, Self -Insurance Committee [Committee designation "e"j will not be prepared since it is a cteatute of a chatter pro., vision: Section 3(tnm). An ordinance abolishing the Specifica' tions Committee (see paragraph 1 above) has been prepared and is attached. RETENTION 3. As agreed4 the other committees and boards which were expressly retained by the Commission in its motions (No. 77-208 and No. 77- 263) were not made the subject of any amendatory legislation at this time. It is our understanding that you will have a further request concerning the approximately two dozen remaining boards and committees that are being screened and reviewed by the Commission. The task of preparing the above memorandum and pertinent legislation was simplified a great deal by the efficient labor and service of two reli- able mainstays of the City Clerk's Office: Messrs. Norris and Tingley. A copy hereof is being sent to Mr. Ongie so that he may continue to recognize the continuing accomplishments of these two dedicated City employees. GFK/RFC/rb cc: Ralph G. Ongie City Clerk