HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1978-04-27 Marked AgendaCITY COMMISSION AEOOA
MEETING bATt: April 7, 1978
A.
invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
CITY NAIL a bfNNEk IU Y
Reading of the Minutes
COMMITTEE or THE MIME
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Presentation of Diplomat World Enterprise -Watson Island plan
concept and economics.
First report on the status of severance pay for Fiscal Year
1977-7S.
C. hcpoic uu additional funding needs in the current budget.
D. C.epori un parking study in Coconut Grove.
E. Informational report on assignment of responsibilities within
the City Manager's Office.
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Discussion of revitalization of the Edison Center Business
District - Urban Development Action Grant Application.
Report by the City Attorney on status of anti -solicitation
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and loitering legislation.
!.DJO NMENT FOR VISIT TO AFRICAN SQUARE PARK and
GROCNDBREARING CEREMONIES LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTER
FORMAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING
PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS, AND SPECIAL ITEMS "DOCUMENT INDEX
ITEM NO. 1
2:00 P.M.
1.
Presentation of a Commendation to the Honorable Mario
Goderick, who has the distinction of being the only Cuban
Judge in Dade County, Florida.
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2. Presentation of Plaques to the Department of Fire personnel
upon their retirement:
H.S. Bouterse - 29 years
J.C. Lundstedt - 28 years
D. A. Hewson - 26 years
A. B. Sawyer -
V.P. Soto - 29
C. E. Redden -
27 years '
years
29 years
3. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to participants
in the "Open House Eight" Festival.
4. Presentation of a Proclamation Lo Nr, aobert Jackson designating
the week to celebrate Greater ML.mi Hotel 6 Motel Association
week.
i1LW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
2:30P.
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PLIDLIC HEARING RESOLUTION
Uhjcctions to accepting completed work of Roenca Corporation
for Hammock Sanitary Sewer Improvement SR-541I-C (centerline
sewor) . `hotween 5,17; "5;VVAyehues': S.W;J25-#toad and the FEC
Railroad right=ot-wa ',' r tbOr zing a final payment of
T44091,42, Ciba' f'tanager recommends.
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M€ET1NG DATE: April 27, 1978
i'tRSONAL pitESENtATIONS AND EgUfSTB ._EY.__INb VIDiiAt$ .ANb GR(tt1S
• 6, Personal appearance by Martin Fine regarding the Lumrnus Park
area.
7. Presentation of an audio visual explanation of the "Latin
Sumer Fiesta" by the Latin Chamber of Cotmmerce.
8. Personal appearance by Dt. Antonio Jorge and Manuel Rodriguez
requesting assistance for the Cuban Music Festival to be
held on May 12, 1978.
9. Personal appearance by the Parents' Coalition concerning the
City of Miami's Day Care Program,
10. Personal appearance of T. 3. Duggar, Sanitation Employees
Association, requesting waiver of all fees for their first
annual ball, May 26, 1978 at Bayfront Park Auditorium.
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
11. SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Sectiorsl and 5 of Ordinance 8731, Annual
Appropriations Ordinance by appropriating a $3,000 reimburse-
ment from Metropolitan Dade County; increasing the General
Fund Parks Department appropriation in the same amount for
funding the relocation of a fence and trees in Grand Avenue
Park. This ordinance was passed on First Reading on April 7,
1978. It was introduced by Commissioner Gibson and seconded
by Commissioner Gordon.
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Amending Section 1 of Ordinance 8731, Annual Appropriations
Ordinance by increasing the appropriation for the General Fund,
Planning and Zoning Adminis:racive Boards for $19,200 and
decreasing the General Fund, Special Programs, Contingent Fund
in the same amount; for providing salary increases. This
ordinance wan passed on First Reading on April 7, 1978. It
was introduced by Commissioner Gibson and seconded by
Commissioner Gordon.
13. SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
Establishing rates at certain on -street parking meters and
certain off-street parking lots; establishing basic hourly
rates at Municipal Parking Garage Nos. 1, 3, and 4. This
ordinance was passed on First Reading on April 7, 1978. It
was introduced by Commissioner Plummer and seconded by
Commissioner Gibson.
14, SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Section 39-9 of the City Code by repealing said
section in its entirety and substituting a new Section 39-9
naming,these activities Cbildren'e'Creative E erience
Programs and setting forth the fees to be charged, J This
'ordinance was passed on First Reading on March 23, 1978. It
WAS introduced by Commissioner Plummer and seconded by
Commissioner Gibson.
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MUTING DATE: April 27, 1978
NEW. BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
16. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
Amending Sections 1 and S of ordinance 8731, Annual
Appropriations Ordinance, by increasing_ the appropriations_ -for
the Police__.bepartment_by-_$20,000 for purchasing -approximately
200 new firearms, increasing appropriations,for the Department
of Management rnd Budget by $-17,000 for implementing a system
to monitor and perform analyses of all City revenues;increasing
various accounts and funds of $8,769 for a new account entitled
"Unallocated Funds"; increasing revenues by $45,769 from sale
of confiscated hand guns. City Manager recommends.
17. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
Amending Section 1 of Ordinance 8731, Annual Appropriations
Ordinance, by increasing the appropriation for City Clerk's
Department by $16,000; decreasing the General Fund, Finance
Department by the same amount for funding photocopy supplies
and a new photo copier; increasing appropriation for City Clerk
Department by $15,839; decreasing General Fund, Special Pro-
grams and Accounts, Contingent Fund by the same amount to
cover cost of March 7, 1978 Special Election. City Manager
recommends.
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18. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
Amending Section 2 and 5 of Ordinance 8731, Annual Appropriation
Ordinance by increasing appropriation for the Building and
Vehicle Maintenance Department by $714,864; decreasing
their Retained Earnings balance by the same amount for
purchasing of heavy duty equipment and fuel for various City
Departments. City Manager recommends.
19. FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Section 1 of Ordinance 8731, Annual Appropriations
Ordinance by increasing appropriations for. the Citizen Services
Department by $12,143; by decreasing the appropriation for the
Department of Human Resources by the same amount for funding
the salary of a transferred rroperty Specialist. City Manager
recommends.
20. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
Amending Ordinance 8719,Section 1, Summary Grant Appropriation
Ordinance by making an adjustment in the Very Special Arts
Festival Fund by establishing a fund for the Day Care Program
and appropriating $41,000 into a special fund entitled
"Recreation for the Handicapped - Weekend Pro,gram." City
Manager recommends.
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Amending Miami City Code by adding and deleting various
sections of Chapter 64, Environmental Preservation, all to
transfer that portion of jurisdiction over -Environmental
Preservation within Environmental Preservation Districts from
the Building and Zoning Inspection Department to the
Plannin De artment. CityManager recommendss,.... -_..
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22• FIRST RHAb1NC ORDINANCE
Amending Section 30.4 of the City Code relating to ,business,
professional, and organiaationai_.licenses by_addit g
Section elithinatingthe requitement of ,preeueing_an additional
license to engage it1 the sale of mottey orders__when tale is
conducted in connection with a separately licensed retail
business. City Attorney reconnnt nds.
23. FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Sections 1 and 5 of Ordinance 8731, Annual
Appropriations Ordinance by increasing the appropriation for
the Law Department by_$10,000 and increasing anticipated
non -ad valorem sources of revenues by the same amount for
receiving Third Year Community Development Funds as compensa-
tion tor increased legal services resulting from implementation
of the Community Development Program. City Manager
recommends.
24. FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Sections 54-36, 54-37, 54-39 and 54-41 of the City
Code by delineating the purpose for the regulation of the
placement of bus benches and/or bus shelter structures
throughout the City by commercial advertising companies and
by modifying the term and conditions of the agreement under
which placement shall be authorized. City Manager recommends.
25. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement with
the Equitable Life Assurance Society to provide administrative
claim service for group health insurance from April 1, 1978
through March 31, 1979. This item was deferred by the City
Commission on March 23, 1978. City Manager recommends.
26. RESOLUTION
Appointing Daniel J. Cox and Dennis Murasaki to the
International Folk Festival Committee.
27. RESOLUTION
Adopting amended By -Laws of the Miami Commission on the Status
of Women.
28. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay Wai Yu Cheng
$37,000 plus taxable costs in the amount of $1 i467.70 in full
and complete satisfaction of judgments entered in the Circuit
Court in and for Dade County, Florida, as a result of an
accident on May 26, 1976 at S.W..17 Avenue and Dixie highway.
City Attorney recommends.
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29. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the acquisition of property for Latin River Front
Park. City Manager recommends,
30. RESQLUTION
Authorizing proper officials of the City of Maid to grant a
quit Claim Deed to Townsca2e Development Corporation for the
North 5' of East 50'of Lot 29, Cornelia M Day's Sub and tp
accept a Grant of Easement for Townscape Development Corporation
for the same property. City Attorney recommends.
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31, RESOLUTION
Ordering Coconut Gtove_Bueiness__Area_ becorative._iedestrieb"
Seale Street _.Lighting B4177, on Maiti Highway .frot, ,Mel'arlane
Road and Franklin Avenue;Fuller Street ,end _Con ►edere.__plsza
fret) Main ItighWay. to Gtattd AvenueAvenue; and _Grand_Avet ue_from.,.Mar..y
Street to McDonald_,.Street, City Manager recommends.
32. RESOLUTION
Confirming and ratifying the action of the City Manager in
increasing the scope of the contract in the amount of
$21,164.00 for.the_Trade Fair of the Americas, allocated from
the "Latin American Trade Exhibition Trust and Agency Fund";
accepting completed work of. Met Construction, Inc., and
authorizing a final payment of $32,164.00. City Manager
recommends.
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RESOLUTION
Authorizing an increase in the scope of the contract in the
amount of $5,072.30 for the Administration Building - Site
Preparation, allocated from the "Title I Funds from U. S.
Department of Commerce EDA Grant"; accepting completed work
of P. J. Constructors, Inc., and authorizing a final payment
of $9,459.10. City Manager recommends.
RESOLUTION
Accepting completed work of Harold G. Jaffer, Inc. for the
Old Bayfront Park Development Phase I (Electrical &
Irrigation Systems) Bid "A", located between S. E. 1st Street
and N. E. 5 Street between Biscayne Bay and Biscayne Boulevard,
and authorizing a final payment of $15,500.4E. City
Manager recommends.
35. RESOLUTION
Accepting completed work of Astor -White Electric Company
for the Old Bayfront Park Development Phase I (Electrical &
Irrigation Systems) Bid "B", located between S. E. 1st -Street
and N. E. 5 Street between Biscayne Bay and Biscayne Boulevard,
and authorizing a final payment of $15,960.60. City Manager
recommends.
36. RESOLUTION
Accepting completed work of Tamiami Plant Systems, Inc. for
the Flagler Street Landscaping - 1977, on Plagler Street
between West Second Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard, and
authorizing a final payment of $2,436.98. City Manager
recommends.
37. RESOLUTION
Accepting completed work of Dick Morton, Inc. for the Buena
Vista Sanitary Sever Modifications - Phase II, on S. W. 5
Avenue between N. W. 41-43 Streets, and authorizing a final
payment of $5,380.30. City Manager recommends.
38. RESOLUTION
Accepting completed
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28 Street between N
authorising a final
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work of Dick Merton, Inc. for the
Sewer Modifications Phase II, 01124W.
. W. 22 Avenueand N. W. 23 Court, and
payment` of 83,000.63. City Manager
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nt4MIMS RESOLUTIONS/.ORDINANC€S CONTINUED
39. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to attend for a period of one
year the tuttent lease _agreement letween the City _csf. Miami
and _the Mimi Yacht Club. City Manager recommends.
40. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to extend for a period of one
Year the current lease agreemett between the City of Miairi__
and, the_MiarniOutboard Club. City Manager recommends.
41. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with
Champion Spark Plug Company for the Eighth Annual Champion
Spark Plug Unlimited Regatta at Miami Marine Stadium on
June 2, 3. and 4. 1978. City Manager recommends.
42. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute the agreement with
Charles Leroy Lewis for operation of the Food and Beverage
Concession at Manor Park. City Manager recommends.
43. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute the agreement between
the City and Little Havana Development Authority to carry out
activities for and in behalf of the Economic Development
Program, funds allocated from 3rd Year Community Development
Block Grant Funds in an amount not to exceed $13,000. City
Manager recommends.
44. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement with
a selected architectural firm for construction of Melrose
Park, at N. W. 25 Avenue ane N. W. 30 Street, funds in the
total amount of $126,100 to be provided by Second Year CD
Funds, Third Year CD Funds, and Parks for People Bond Funds.
City Manager recommends.
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45, RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement with
a selected architectural firm for construction of Riverside
Park, at S. W. 4 Street and S. W. 8 Avenue, funds in the total
amount of S355,000 to be provided by Second Year CD Funds
and Parks for People Bond Funds. City Manager recommends.
46. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an,agreement with
a selected architectural firm for construction of Buena Vista
Park, at N. W. 52 Street and N. W. 2 _Avenue, funds in the total
amount of $251,581 Co be provided by the -Second Year CD Funds
and Third Tear CD Funds. City Manager recommends.
47. RESOLUTION
Authorfting the City Manager to enter into an agreement with
a selected architectural firm for construction of Lemo_n_City
Parka at N. E. 58h M Street and Nortiami Court, f d fir
the
iota1 a unt of-$ZO7,973 to be ptovided by Third Year CP Funds
and Forks for Feopie Bond Funds, City Manager recommends.
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48. )ESoLUTION
Project: City off_ Miami tanking Services
Location: City of Mimi
Awardee: Pan Atfleti+tan Bank
Total: $56,338.27
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to
a contract. City Manager recommends.
49. RESOLUTION
Project:
Location:
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Metro-Miatni Map Brochures
Distributed to tourists and mailed throughout
Canada and the United States
Contractor: Avanti Press
Total: S12,000
Funding: One -Half 1977-78 Tourist Promotion Budget and
One -Half from Metro -Miami Publicity Contract
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager and
Purchasing Agent to issue the Purchase Order. City Manager
recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project.:
Location:
Contra..tors:
Total:
Heavy Equipment
Building and Vehicle Maintenance
Various (see tabulation) •
$919,188.00
Funding: Garage Replacement Reserve Fund
Accepting the bids and authorizing the City Manager and
Purchasing Agent to issue the Purchase Orders. City Manager
recommends.
51. RESOLUTION
Project: Motion Picture Camera and Project
Location: Tourist Promotion
Contractor: Image Devices, Inc.
Total: $10,375.44
Funding: Miami -Metro Publicity Contract
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager and
Purchasing Agent to issue the Purchase Order. City Manager
recommends.
52. RESOLUTION
Project: Fire Department Uniforms
Location Department of Fire
Contractor: Jules Bros. Uniforms, Inc.
Total; $15,536.25
Funding: 1977-78 Fiscal Year Budget
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager and
Purchasing Agent to issue the Purchase Orders. City Manager
recommends.
53.
RESOLUTION
Project;
Convention Center - Building Demolition -
Phase II -(Patricia Hotel)
Location: 312 S:_E. 2 Avenue
Contractor: Big Chief, Inc.
Total; $33,192,00
Funding; Convention Center Bond Fund
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute
a contract, City Manager recommends,
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54. RBSOLUT/ON
Project: Lemon .City_._Patk,Coit unity bevelopment c
Buildings..bemplitiot
Location: betveett,N.W•_ 58=59 Streets width _W. ,Miami
Court .__attd _?lade
Contractor: Big Chief, Int.
Total: $4,443
Funding: 3rd Year Community Development Block Grant
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute
a contract. City Manager recommends.
55. ABSOLUTION
Project: N. W. 19 Avenue Communit Develo•ment__Paving
Project - 305 (Phase I)
Location: N. W. 19 Avenue from NW 20 Street 100`+ North
of NW 21 Street and on NW 20 Street 200'+ East
and West of N. W. 19 Avenue
Contractor: D.M.P. Corporation
Total: $53,652.52
Funding: 3rd Year Community Development Block Grant
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute
a contract. City Manager recommends.
56. RESOLUTION
Awarding the bid of construction of Cuban Memorial Plaza and
Memorial Boulevard. Bids will be opened April 27, 1978.
City Manager recommends.
FORMALIZATION AND COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RECOMMENDATIONS
57. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to select a consultant and
negotiate a contract to conduct a study of parking needs in
Coconut Grove, Florida.
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P1AESENTATIONS
4/27/78
Presentation of a tey to the City of Miami to the Honorable Jose Gonzalez
Artigas, Consejal del Canton, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Presentation of a Commendation to the Honorable Judge Mario Goderich, who in
the recent judicial poll sponsored by the Dade County tar Association,
scored 97,2%, lacing him one of the top ten judges in Dade County.
Presentation of retirement plaques to Department of Fire personnel:
Fire Lt. Clifford E. Hadden, 29 years
Director of Training Douglas A. Hewson, 26 years
Chief Fire Officer Victor P. Soto, 29 years
Fire Lt. John C.Lundstedt, 281 years
Fire Fighter Harry S. Bouterde, 291 years
Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to the organizers and
participants of the "Open House Eight" Festival
Presentation of a proclamation designating April 24th through the 31st as
Greater Miami Hotel and Motel Association Week, to Mr. Robert Jackson,
Executive Director of the Greater Miami Hotel and Motel Association.
Presentation of a proclamation designating May Sth as Miami Boyschoir Day,
to Mr. Paul Eisenhart.
Presentation of a proclamation designating the month of May as Older American
Month to Mr. Irwin Miller, Chairperson of Dade County Elderly Services
visory Council.
Presentation of a proclamation designating April 29th as Youth Track and
Field Day, to W. Jesse Holt, Track Coach of the Northwest Boys Club.
Presentation of a proclamation designating May as Citizens Crime Watch
Month, to Ms. Libby Bowen, Vice President of Citizens Crime Watch.
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