HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-78-0389RESOLD TION NO. ____" `_--, 9
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE
CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT THE BID FROM AND
EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH MR, ALLEN PORTER
AND MR. HARVEY GREEN, JOINTLY, FOR THE
OPERATION OF THE PORTSIDE CAFE -RESTAURANT
LOCATED AT THE NEW WORLD CENTER - BICENTENNIAL
PARK, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
CONTAINED IN THE ATTACHED AGREEMENT.
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WHEREAS, 123 potential restaurant operators were invited to bid
for concession rights to operate the Portside Cafe, located at the New
World Center - Bicentennial Park, from which only one was submitted; and
WHEREAS, the bid of Mr. Allen Porter and Mr. Harvey Green,
jointly, is considered acceptable and thereby in the City's best interest in
entering into agreement.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Manager is authorized and directed to accept
the proposed bid from Mr. Allen Porter and Mr. Harvey Green, jointly, for
the operation of the Portside Cafe -Restaurant, New World Center -
Bicentennial Park.
Section 2.
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The City Manager is authorized and die NO. 1
execute an agreement with Mr. Allen Porter and Mr. Harvey Green, jointly,
for the operation of the Portside Cafe, New World Center - Bicentennial.
Park, for a period of five years, in accordance with the terms and
conditions in the attached agreement.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
MAY 3 r1 1978
RESOLU` TION N0. 8 - 3 1 i
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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 31.
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PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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Assistant City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
day of. _May , 1978.
Maurice A. Ferre
MAYOR
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BID SECURITY
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Concession rights at Pottside Cafe
Concession at Bicentennial Park
Finance/purchasing
April 174 1978
DATE BIDS —
BIDDER
TYPE OF SECURITY AMOUNT
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Green & Porter Corp
1198 N.W. 115 Street
Miami,Florida 33168
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REOUISI ION FOR QUANTITY REPRESENTS OSPARTMENT
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS REQUIREMENTS I OR MONTHS
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DEPT I DIV Finance/Purchasing
ACCOUNT CODE
BID NO. 77
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ITEM DESCRIPTION
ESTIMATED COST :
CONTRACTUAL: $
100.00
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QUANTITY
UNIT AMT.
PRICE
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
APPROVED BY
BIDS TO BE SECURED FOR
Concession Bights at the Portside
Cafe Concession. at Bicentennial
Park
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF:
Parkas and Recreation
ADVERTISE ON
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BIDS TO BE RECEIVED ON
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EXPENDITURE CONTROL:
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR PROJECT INVOLVED
FORM NO. t043 • NEV. 74
EXPENDITURE CONTROLLER
PROJECT CODE .30S' I1 AD CODE 7
COPIES TO Purchasing (Org.) — City Manager — City Clerk —Expenditure Contra/ — Issuing Department — Other Affected Department
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NOTICE or Pll>3uC t1D
1b NO. 77-78-55
Sealed bids for the leasing of the Concession Rights at the
Portside Cafe Concession at Bicentet_______TALE141 will be
received by the City Manager and the City Clerk of the City
of Miami, Florida at 10:00 A. N. April 174 1978_
in the City Clerk's Office, 1st floor of the Miami City Hall,
3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida 33133,
at which time and place all bids wilt be publicly opened and
read.
All bids shall be submitted in accordance with the instructions
to bidders and specifications, which may be obtained from
the office of the Purchasing Agent at 3318 Pan American Drive,
Miami, Florida 33133.
The City Commission reserves the right to waive any
informality in any bid, and the City Manager may reject any
or all bids and readvertise.
Joseph R. Grassie
City Manager
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To: Joseph Re (rassie
City Manager
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CItY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
tNtER'O1: F$OE MEMORANDUM
• I- . I ward, Director
Department of Parks and Recreation
bAtt: May 12, 1978 PALt:
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IltrtnENCES:
Portside Cafe -Restaurant;
New World Center = Bicentennial
Park
ENCLOSURtS:
Invitations to bid for concession rights for the Portside
Cafe -Restaurant located in the New World Center -
Bicentennial Park, were sent to some 123 prospective
operators. One proposal was submitted jointly by
Allen L. Porter and Ilarvey Green.
This is a five (5) year agreement with an optional five
(5) year extension at a substantial percentage rent of
twenty-five (25) percent, which may be renegotiated
after one (1) year of operation. All installations,
furnishings and equipment, maintenance of premises,
and all utilities, except sewage, will be the responsibility
of the Concessionaire, at no cost to the City. The
Concessionaire must also obtain Beer and Wine License.
There is some question as to their meeting the require-
ments of Item 1115 of the Proposal and Qualification Form.
These individuals have not operated a restaurant of their
ownership, but due to their background experience in this
field and their earnest desire to start their own business,
we feel they are both qualified and deserving of this
oppo rtunity.
Provided a small business loan is secured, it is the
recommendation of the Department of Parks and Recreation
that the operation of the New World Center - Bicentennial
Park Portside Cafe -Restaurant, laid 1177-78-55, be awarded
to Nit.. Green ;Ind Mr. Porter.
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c ?Y OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
IN F R=Or 'tCE MEMORANDUM
TO: Joseph R. (irassie bot: May 12, 1g78 frILE.
City Manager
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Department of Parks and Recreation
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Portside Cafe -Restaurant:
New World Center - Bicentennial
Park
ENCLOSUfts:
Invitations to bid for concession rights for the Portside
Cafe -Restaurant located in the New World Center -
Bicentennial Park, were sent to some 123 prospective
operators. One proposal was submitted jointly by
Allen L. Porter and Harvey Green.
This is a five (5) year agreement with an optional five
(5) year extension at a substantial percentage rent of
twenty-five (25) percent, which may be renegotiated
after one (1) year of operation. All installations,
furnishings and equipment, maintenance of premises,
and all utilities, except sewage, will be the responsibility
of the Concessionaire, at no cost to the City. The
Concessionaire must also obtain Beer and Wine License.
There is some question as to their meeting the require-
ments of Item fi5 of the Proposal and Qualification Form.
These individuals have not operated a restaurant of their '
ownership, but due to their background experience in this
field and their earnest desire to start their own business,
we feel they are both qualified and deserving of this
oppo rtunity.
,Provided a small business loan is secured, it is the
recommendation of the Department. of larks and Recreation
that the operation of the New World Center - Bicentennial
Park Portside Cafe -Restaurant, Bid ti77-78-55, be awarded
to M r. Green and Mr. Porter.
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Fact Sheet
Concession Agreement
Portsi.cle Cafe-t2estaurant
New World Center=13ic:entenni.al i'ark
1. Agreement for teri icf 5 years with optional 5 year extension.
2, 25"/0 rent (of gross receipt.•); renegotiable after 1 year.
3, Installations, furnishings and equipment will be the responsibility
of concessionaire, at no cost to City.
4. All utilities, with exception of sewage, wilt be responsibility of
concessionaire, at no cost to City.
5. Concessionaire must obtain beer and wine license.
6. Hours of operation will be from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, seven days
a week.
7. Insurance requirements are as follows: Public Liability (including
Product Liability) for not less than $300, 000 per occurence, and
$50, 000 per occurrence for Property Damage with the City named
as an Additional Insured.
8. A $5, 000 performance bond is required.
9. Vending Carts will service other area! ')f park.
10. Cafe will have monthly exterminator service.
11.
The City must be furnished with monthly statements of gross
receipts and annual financial reports including receipts, tax, etc.
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CITY OF t.11A!it.
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May 12, 1978
Bicentennial portside Cafe Agreement
The Law Department has the original agreement and
is in the process of deleting any mention of a lease
hold and substituting it with concessionaire. This
change (LEASE TO CONCESSION AGREEMENT) would
exempt the Concessionaire from any ad valorem tax
which could otherwise be assessed by the County or
State. There are also a few changes in the language
of the agreement. I will forward you the final agree-.
ment upon completion by the Law Department.
Also, please note that if Mr. Porter and Mr. Green
fail to show proof of financial requirement (Small
Business Loan) prior to Thur sday, Mr. Howard will
request this item be removed from the Agenda.
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AGREEMENT
FOR
THE PORTSIDE CAFE —RESTAURANT
NEW WORLD CENTER — BICENTENNIAL PARK
BETWEEN
CITY OF MIAMI
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MR. ALLEN L. PORTER AND MR. HARVEY GREEN
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Paragra h
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PREMISES 2
CONSTRUCTION 3
3 TERM 4
4 NEGOTIATION TO EXTEND AGREEMENT FOR 5
ADDITIONAL PERIOD
5 USE 5
6 FOOD AND BEVERAGE STANDARDS 6
POSTING AND CONTROL OF PRICE SIGNS 8
(FOOD AND BEVERAGE)
8 MODIFICATION OF COMMODITIES
9 ADEQUATE SUPPLIES OF MERCHANDISE AND
COMMODITIES
10 EXTERMINATOR SERVICE
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12 RENT
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HOURS OF OPERATION
RECORDS, ACCOUNTS AND STATEMENTS
EXCLUSIVITY
PARKING
ASSIGNMENT AND SUBLETTING
ALT ERATIONS
SIGNS 12
WATER, SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES 12
MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING (CUSTODIAL) 12 •
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE 13
FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 13
LAWS AND ORDINANCES 14
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24 PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF RULES AND
REGULATIONS
25 PERFORMANCE BOND
26 UTILITIES
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28 LICRNSRS ANb PERMITS
28A TAXES
29 ADVERTISING
30 RIGHT TO ENTRY UPON PREMISES
31 NON-DISCRIMINATION
32 EMPLOYEES OF LESSEE
33 LESSEE'S SERVICE STANDARDS AND
OPERATIONAL STAFF
34 FAIR AND EQUAL SERVICE
35 NUISANCE FREE OPERATION
36 DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION OF BUILDING
37 INSURANCE ON PERSONAL PROPERTY
38. LIABILITY INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION
39 LIABILITY OF LESSEE
40 RISK OF LOSS
41 CITY'S RIGHT TO CANCEL
42 LESSEE'S RIGHT TO CANCEL
43 DEFAULT BY LESSEE
44 SURRENDER OF PREMISES
45 ATTORNEY'S FEES
46 NOTICES
47 BINDING ON SUCCESSORS
48 CAPTIONS "SUPPORTIVE
EXHIBITS DOCUMENTS
"A" LOCATION MAP FOLLOW
"B" PARK PLAN
"C" DRAWING OF PORTABLE FOOD
AND DRINK CART
"D" SUGGESTED MENU
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it was deemed necessary to provide services to meet the needs of
the community and those utilizing this area by the construction of
AGp1J1M1�NT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day
of by and between the CITY OF MIAMI,
a municipal corporation of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred
to as the "City," and Mr. Allen L. Porter and Mr. Harvey Green,
jointly, hereinafter referred to as Lessee;"
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City of Miami. entered into development of
New World Center - Bicentennial Park, formerly known as the
Commercial Docks Property located at Biscayne Boulevard between
Interstate 395 and N. E. 9th Street (extended); and
WHEREAS, more adequate restaurant and related facilities
for serving the citizens of the City and the Tourists are now located
at the site known as New World Center - Bicentennial Park; and
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WHEREAS, incidental to the establishment of these facilities,..• t_i� !-�'
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adequate restaurant and related facilities, and the Commission of
the City of Miami finds that said restaurant and related facilities do
in fact provide a public purposeful use of the property; and
WHEREAS, New World Center - Bicentennial Park is a portion
of the Miami Bayfront Park and Recreational Program located north
of the Port of Miami Causeway, on I3iscayne Bay, comprising
approximately 33 acres, including a Cafe -Restaurant with outdoor
dining area, an entrance plala, a sensory garden for the handicapped,
and various activity centers such as a game table area, playground,
sculpture fountain, bay -overlook and fishing lagoons; and
WI-IEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Miami, after
soliciting proposals for the operation of a Cafe -Restaurant and related
facilities in New World Center - Bicentennial Park accepted the bid of
Mr. Allen L. Porter and Mr. I-larvey Green, jointly, by adoption of
Resolution No.
passed and adopted this day of
WHEREAS, in conjunction with the leasing of the premises, the
Lessee shall have the exclusive right to offer for sale and sell food,
beverages (including alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine),
and convenience items.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and
mutual covenants hereinafter contained to be observed and performed,
and for the percentage rent hereinafter agreed, and other good and
valuable consideration, the parties hereto do hereby covenant and
agree as follows:
1. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREMISES:
A Cafe -Restaurant structure which shall be referred to as
the Portside Cafe, together with a part of that area immediately adja-
cent to the building designated for outdoor dining and the terms and
conditions of the use of the Cafe -Restaurant structure shall be as
hereinafter described.
The basic structure of the building has been constructed by
the City of Miami. The improvements that are.to be made by the
Lessee shall be reviewed by the Director of the Department of Parks
and Recreation and approved by the City Manager of the City.
The Portside Cafe Building is a rhomboid shaped one-story
reinforced concrete structure, The building has been designated
primarily for use as a kitchen for the preparation and storage of
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food but also incorporates a service counter and then and wotnen's
restroorti facilities. The outside area adjacent to the structure is
referred to as the outdoor dining area arid has a current seating
capacity of 152 persons. The dining area has been designated to offer
shade and shelter to occupants, dependent upon prevailing weather
conditions. The building as depicted in the txhibits has been
designed to be available to the general public during certain hours
as designated by the City Manager.
2. CONSTRUCTION:
Lessee agrees to accept the structure as completed by the
City, which City represents was completed according to the contract
documents. Lessee's work shall consist of providing the necessary
furnishings, equipment, wares and other personal property and
services, including such additional furniture needed to meet the
requirements for restaurant and beer and wine licenses subject
to approval by the City, to enable Lessee to conduct its business at
the premises as set forth in this Agreement, and as provided in
Section 5 under "Use." Lessee will be permitted to either rent,
lease or purchase the new furnishings, equipment, wares and
other related personal property (or quality, used items with approval
of the City Manager or his designee) and agrees to have such items
on site and ready for complete operation within ninety (90) calendar
days after execution of the Lease Agreement. "Suggested" specifica-
tions for food service equipment have already been prepared and
are available upon request to the Lessee in assistance of furnishing the
concession facility.
Lessee agrees to complete installation work as set forth in
this Agreement which Lessee agrees to perform in a good and work-
manlike manner satisfactory to the City Manager. Records of all
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expenditures for the installation work as above described shall be
Maintained and shall be made available to the City Manager or his
designee for inspection and audit.
Lessee, immediately after entering into this Agreement,
will make application for all necessary licenses and permits to
carry out all businesses, activities or functions authorized in this
Agreement.
Lessee shall, prior to the commencement of improvements
on the premises by Lessee, furnish the City a surety bond naming the
City and Lessee as the Principals and Owners, covering 100% of the
cost of providing the improvements, including labor and material.
The form of the bond shall be as approved by the City Manager and
shall be in conformity with the requirements of Chapter 255, Florida
Statutes. All of the improvements to the building by the Lessee are
to be reviewed by the Director of the Department of Parks and
Recreation and approved by the City Manager.
3. TERM:
The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of five (5)
years, commencing no later than three (3) months after execution of
the Lease Agreement. Evidence of the commencement date shall be
by written notice to the City Manager of the City by the Lessee and
said notice shall be incorporated in this Agreement as a part hereof,
and shall be construed as the commencement date for the purposes
of determining the period of the Agreement as established by the
City Manager of the City.
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4, NEGOTIATION TO EXTEND ND AGIIEEMMMENT VOR ADbITtONAL
PER/CA):
Six (6) months prior to the expiration of the term of
the five (5) year period as provided in Paragraph 3 hereof, the
Lessee may, at its option, negotiate to extend the Agreement for
an additional period of five (5) years, subject to such new terms
and conditions as are mutually agreed upon between the Lessee and
the City, provided, however, that the Extension Agreement shall be
executed no less than three (3) months before the expiration of the
five (5) year period provided for in Paragraph 3 hereof.
5. USE:
Lessee shall use the premises for the primary purpose of
operating a Cafe -Restaurant business, including the sale of beer and
wine, (Lessee agrees that no package beer and wine store shall be
permitted upon the premises). It is further intended that the
beer and wine be sold, and consumed only at the cafe building in
disposable containers (excluding cans). Other related products
may be sold or services rendered as approved by the City Manager
of the City in writing.
The use of the premises shall include quality food facilities
containing adequate seating to meet the requirements for appropriate
restaurant and beer and wine licenses. Vending carts for use and
dispensing of food and beverages in the park proper may be a part
of the conecession operation with the design of the carts to be as shown
in Exhibit "C". The Lessee agrees and understands that the menu
of the Portside Cafe shall be subject to approval by the City
Manager and that all foods and beverages must be served and
consumed by the general public through the use of disposable containers
and implements provided by the Lessee, A "suggested" menu is
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depicted in Exhibit "D", which the City would like to see incorN7) UPPf PT! V E
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all of the "suggested" menu items cannot be produced from the
facility at one tithe. fay carefully selecting a portion of the menu
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items and testing others on the list, a proper balance can be deter-
mined by customer reaction.
6. FOOD AND BEVERAGE STANDARDS:
(a) All meats served shall be USDA inspected, and shall
be of USDA Choice quality (where graded), or equivalent.
(b) Poultry shall be USDA Grade A or equivalent.
(c) Hot dogs served shall be all beef.
(d) Ground hamburger meat shall be from U.S. Choice
beef cuts with a minimum fat content of 20% and a maximum of 25%,
and shall contain no fillers other than the fat in the meat.
(e) Canned, frozen and dried fruits and vegatables served
must be of at least USDA Grade B quality.
(f) The minimum quality and size of eggs served shall be
equivalent to U.S. Grade A Medium.
(g) Fresh fruits and vegetables shall be of at least U.S.
Grade No. 1 quality.
(h) Daily fresh bread, buns and rolls shall be used for all
hot dogs, hamburgers and sandwiches.
(i) Loaf bread used shall contain no more than the standard
20 slices per 16 oz. loaf.
(j) No pastries shall be served that are more than one day old.
(k) Ice cream served in whatever form shall contain 9% to
11% butterfat; and ice milk, if served, shall be clearly announced as
such.
(1) The ice content in each drink served shall not be more
than 30% ice in cups for 7 oz, drinks and not more than 50% in cups for
12 oz, or 14 oz, drinks,
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(r) Condltxents, such as catsup, mustard, mayonnaise,
relish, salt, pepper, sugar:, coffee creatfi (or tti k), sliced lemons,
shall be provided for customers' use.
(n) Supplies, such as paper napkins, toothpicks) straws,
spoons, forks, and knives shall be provided for customer use.
(o) Convenience items such as cigars, cigarettes, aspirin,
etc. , may be provided as approved by the City Manager or his
representative.
(p) Coffee -Chocolate -Soup Machine brews coffee only as
needed. Soups are kept at approximately 150 degrees Farenheit,
maximum of three (3) days under heat, or as specified in manu-
turer's specifications.
(q) Hot canned Food Products are kept at approximately
150 degrees Farenheit, maximum of three (3) days under heat, or
as specified in manufacturer's specifications.
(r) Sandwiches Sandwiches will be prepared under sanitary
conditions. All chilled food will be kept below 45 degrees Farenheit
to insure freshness, a 24-hour shelf life will be maintained on all
sandwiches. All hot foods will be kept at approximately 150 degrees
Farenheit and a 14-hour shelf life will be maintained. Lessee shall
arrange that in the event of power failure, no perishable product can
be served or obtained until servicemen have first checked its
quality.
(s) Candy -Crackers -Gum -Bagged Items Freshness is
insured by proper rotation of stock. Only nationally advertised
brands will be used,
(t) Cigarettes Only nationally advertised products will
be used, Variety will be featured.
(u) Drinks Only nationally advertised products will be
used, Variety will' be featured,
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7. ,POST/NO_ AN') CONTROL OF PRICE__StGNS (Food and $everages) :
The Lessee shall provide and have posted in conspicuous
locations signs showing the prices of all edible commodities.
Size, location and content.of said signs shall be subject to
approval of the City Manager and/or his duly authorized repre-
sentative, The price to the consumer of the commodities offered
may be adjusted only by mutual consent in writing of the Lessee
and the City Manager or his designated representative. Lessee
shall use the kiosks located throughout the park for the purpose
of publicly posting Cafe -Restaurant menus.
8. MODIFICATION OF COMMODITIES:
Upon written request of the City Manager or his designated
representative the Lessee will add or delete commodities of the
product line offered. The Lessee may add or delete commodities
of the product line upon written request with the approval of
the City Manager or his designated representative.
9. ADEQUATE SUPPLIES OF MERCHANDISE AND COMMODITIES:
The Lessee agrees to keep on hand at all times a sufficient
supply of all merchandise and commodities to adequately serve
the public.
10. EXTERMINATOR SERVICE:
The Lessee shall engage an exterminator to control vermin
and pests on a monthly basis at his expense. This service may
be required twice a month ( at his expense), to properly control
vermin and pests, as directed by the City Manager and/or his
duly authorized representative. The areas to be serviced by the
exterminator includes all areas where food is dispensed, stored,
and consumed.
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11. I OUR$ OF OPERATION:
The Lessee agrees that food service facilities shall be
provided every morning commencing no later than 10; 30 a.m. and
closing no earlier than 6:30 p.m. The clays and hours of operation
in other respects for the facilities set forth above shall be subject
to the approval of the City Manager of the City. The decisions of
the City Manager of the City shall take into consideration economic
feasibility and, as a paramount consideration, requirements of
public convenience.
12. RENT:
The Lessee shall pay the City a percentage rent, in
accordance with the following: Twenty-five (2 5) percent of the Gross
Sales shall be remitted directly to the City, by invoice, to the Accounts
Receivable Division of the City of Miami Finance Department.
At the end of the first contract year, and every five (5) year period
thereafter, the percentage rent will be re-evaluated and renegotiated.
13. RECORDS, ACCOUNTS AND STATEMENTS:
Lessee shall keep on the premises, or such other place
approved by the City Manager of the City, true, accurate and complete
records and accounts of all sales, rentals and business being transacted
upon or from the premises, and shall give access to City's authorized
representatives during reasonable business hours to examine and audit
such records and accounts.
Within thirty (30) days after each month of the term hereof,
Lessee shall deliver to City a written monthly statement of the gross
receipts for such month certified by Lessee to be true, accurate and
complete.
The terra "Gross Sales" shall mean the aggregate of the gross
sales or gross volume of business done, in, on or from the premises,
either for cash or credit, whether or not collected. Gross sales shall
not rnean to include; gratuities to Concessionaire's employees, amounts
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of any federal, state or city sales taxes collected by Concessionare
or any other tax collected by Co►icessionare from customers
required by law to be remitted to the taxing authority, Concessionaire
shall not assume any tax liability which may be required to be
collected from the consumer; sales of trade fixtures and other
equipment owned and used by Concessionaire in the conduct of
Concessionaire's business; transfers to other units by Concessionaire
or its affiliates (not to exceed one (1) percent of the total Gross Sales
as contained in the annual audit conducted by the City of Miami) or the
amount of any charges made by recognized credit card companies for
the use of their services, excluding credit cards issued by Concessionaire
or its affiliates. Nothing herein contained shall authorize the manu-
facture, baking or cooking, on a routine basis, of products for sale to
the consumer by other units or affiliates of Concessionaire.
In addition to the monthly reports an annual .report shall be
rendered as hereinafter provided. At the end of the first twelve month
period of this Agreement, and each and every year thereafter, the
Lessee shall furnish an annual report consisting of a statement of
receipts for the annual period, and a statement of the amount remitted
to the State of Florida under the sales tax regulations for said annual
period. The statement of receipts shall reflect whether the amount of
sales tax paid is included therein. The annual report shall contain the
unqualified opinion of a certified public accountant as to its correctness.
If the City shall not make an audit without fault on the part of
the City with respect to any agreement year within three (3) years
after being furnished with the annual report of any such agreement year
as above provided, then City shall be deemed to have waived its right
to an audit for such agreement year.
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City hereby covenants and agrees with Lessee that the right
of Lessee to use the premises for the conduct of a Cafe=Restaurant
business arid uses incidental thereto shall be exclusive, and that during
the terin hereof, or any renewal term, City shall not, without written
consent of the Lessee, authorize in the premises or within the total
park area described in Exhibit "13", attached hereto, the sale of food
or beverages by others. A consent by Lessee or Lessee's waiver of
forbearance in any particular instance or instances, shall apply only
to such instance or instances and shall not be construed as a general
consent or waiver of this covenant of restriction.
15. PARKING:
The parking area located adjacent to the restaurant building,
shall be for the exclusive use of the Lessee and his employees and the
Lessee shall assume the maintenance and cleaning of this parking and
immediate driveway area.
16. ASSIGNMENT AND SUBLETTING:
Lessee shall not assign Agreement or sublet the premises or
any part thereof without the prior written consent of the Commission
of the City.
17. ALTERATIONS:
Lessee may make changes and alterations in that part of the
building initially installed or constructed by the Lessee as it shall
deem necessary for its purposes with prior approval from the City
Manager. The City Manager shall also have the right to authorize
other changes or alterations in the interior of the building as he may
approve in writing. All work shall be done in a good and workmanlike
manner, and the required proper permits therefor shall be obtained
from the City.
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Lessee shall be required to obtain improvement bonds when-
ever alterations are done which, had the City been doing the work,
would have been necessary pursuant to Florida Statutes, Chapter 255.
In all of such bonds the City shall be named as the Owner together
with the Lessee. The surety company trust be approved by the City
Manager of the City.
18. SIGNS:
No signs or displays such as fish or flora shall be permitted
upon the demised premises or improvements thereon until plans
therefor have first been reviewed by the Director of the Department of Parks
and Recreation
and approved by the City Manager of the City and
his approval obtained in writing.
The Lessee shall be required to make all objects of graphic
content (signs, menus, brochures, etc.), attractive and graphically
consistent with the type of graphics being used elsewhere in the park.
19. WATER, SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES:
The City shall maintain all components of the water, sewage
and drainage facilities.
The Lessee shall assume the cost of repair for any damage to
the water, sewage and drainage facilities caused by the dumping of
grease, matter or chemicals into the facility components resulting in
damage or inability to properly operate because of such acts or the
Lessee or Lessee's employees.
20. MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING (CUSTODIAL):
Lessee agrees to assume custodial services of the demised
premises at the time the building is turned over to Lessee, including
responsibility for locking up and securing the building during the period
while the interior construction and furnishing is being performed,
Lessee agrees to maintain the building, including the restroorns,
in a condition of proper cleanliness, orderliness and state of attractive
appearance at all times, If the building is not kept clean and attractive
in appearance or proper state of repair in the opinion of the City Manager
of the City, or his designated representative, Lessee shall be so advised
and, failing corrective action by Lessee within seventy-two (.12) hours
titre, the City lvtanager or his designated representative t-nay cause the
building to be cicancd and/or repaired at Lessee's cost and expense,
and the Lessee shall reimburse City within thirty (30) days from the
notice to it for said cost and charges. Repeated events which cause the
City to maintain cleanliness will be cause for cancellation of this
Agreement.
21. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE:
(a) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) set forth below,
Lessee agrees at its own cost and expense to keep and maintain the
interior of the demised premises in good order, repair and operating
condition, including but not limited to the roof, walls and all improve-
ments located within the building including restroorns; all plumbing
and other pipes; all components of the heating and ventillating systems;
telephone; electrical installations; gas; public utility lines and systems
within the building; and all glass windows and the proper sealing thereof,
and partitions, or any part thereof.
(b) The City shall be responsible for repair and replacement
(excluding ordinary wear and tear) of foundations, footings, concrete
walls, roofs and concrete floors (but not floor coverings or walls)
constructed by Lessee or the premises as a result of unusual damage
caused by the gradual operation of external forces. The obligation to
repair and replace under this subparagraph (b) shall be subject to the
options granted to the City and Lessee as contained in Paragraph 36 (d)
of this agreement,
22. FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT: `" .,,, ENt ] v
The Lessee shall furnish any equipment necessary for the con,,
cession operation (including any additional furniture for the outdoor dining
area as approved by the City), and will be permitted to either rent, lease
or purchase new furnishings, equipment, wares and other related personal
property (or quality, used items with approval of the City Manager or his
designee), Said items shall be removed by Lessee at his expense at the end
of the lease tern, Items which in the opinion of the Director of the
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Building Department of the City of Miami cannot be readily removed
without injury to the premises, shall remain on the premises and
become the property of the City upon expiration of the lease term.
'l'1l[ Lessor agrees to provider and assume responsibility for
the structural and operational maintenance of tables and seats for the
outdoor dining area, and the provision of adequate numbers to meet the
requirements for the appropriate restaurant and beer and wine
licenses. The Lessee agrees to maintain this furniture in a condition of
proper cleanliness, orderliness and state of attractive appearance at all
times, and storage of said furniture on a day-to-day basis within the
confines of the structure, if same should be necessary.
Lessee agrees to maintain and replace the chattels, furnishings,
and equipment, if and when necessary, so as to keep the same in good
working order and state of attractive appearance.
The City of Miami shall not be liable for damage or injury to
any of the property moved into the premises by Lessee or Lessee's
agents unless caused by an act on the part of the City.
23. LAWS AND ORDINANCES:
Lessee agrees that any and all work to be performed by it under
the terms of this agreement shall be in accordance with all present and
future laws, ordinances, rules, requirements and regulations of the City
of Miami, County of Dade, State of Florida, the United States of America,
and any and all other governmental agencies having control over such
work, and the Board of Fire Underwriters.
24, PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS:
The Lessor, through its proper officials, reserves the right
and authority to prescribe any additional rules and regulations at the
demised premises and the Lessee agrees to abide by all the rules and
regulations. Violations of rules and regulations as prescribed by the
Lessor through its proper officials will be sufficient grounds to the
Lessee to forfeit the whole or part of the Perforvnance Bond required in
this Lease Agreement, The Lessor reserves the right to cancel the contract
for violation of rules and rogulations by the Lessee or his employees,
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25, PERFORMANCE BOND!
The Lessee agrees to furnish a satisfactory Five Thousand
($5,000) Dollars Performance Bond therefore within ten (10)
consecutive calendar days after written notice being given by the
City of the award of the privilege to enter into an Agreement of
Lease with the City of Miami.
Said Performance Bond remains in effect for the duration of
the lease and any extension thereof, except as may be changed by
the City Manager.
26. UTILITIES:
Lessee shall pay utilities related directly to the operation
of the restaurant including water, fuel, gas, electric, and
telephone. The Lessor shall pay for the monthly sewage charge.
27. GARBAGE:
That are alloted to the Lessee shall be kept in a clean,'
sanitary and presentable condition, free from all trash, rubbish
and garbage. The removal of all trash, rubbish, garbage and
objectionable matter shall be moved daily by a private hauler at
the expense of the Lessee.
28. LICENSES AND PERMITS:
Lessee agrees to comply with all laws, ordinances, regulations
and rules of the Federal, State, County and City governments which
may be applicable to the operation of its business, and shall obtain
all licenses and permits at its sole cost and expense.
28A. TAXES:
If this agreement is deemed not to qualify for a tax exemp-
tion as an essential ancillary activity of Bicentennial Park, then
the rents as outlined in paragraph twelve (12) shall be reduced
in proportion to any ad valorem tax assessment,
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296 ADVL.IZrISINc1:
Lessee pity advertise, promote and publicize its operation at
the premises provided specific reference is made to the "Portsice
Cafe."
In all advertising where the name of the restaurant is utilized
the name Portside Cafe for all advertising and publicity purposes
shall be used, unless some other name shall be approved for the facility
by the Cotmission of the City of Miami, and in that event the name so
designated by the Commission shall be used.
Lessee shall endeavor to seek -out and make arrangements with
appropriate tour agencies, especially those that are water -oriented, in
use of restaurant facilities in their tour itineraries.
30. RIGHT TO ENTRY UPON PREMISES:
Lessee agrees to permit the City, by its City Manager's
designated personnel, to enter upon the premises at any time for any
purpose the City Manager of the City deems necessary or incidental to
or connected with the performance of City's duties and obligations
hereunder or in the exercise of its right or functions.
31. NON-DISCRIMINATION:
Lessee agrees that there shall be no discrimination as to race,
sex, color, creed or national origin in connection with the use,
maintenance and operation of the premises by Lessee.
32. EMPLOYEES OF LESSEE:
The Lessee recognizes that the City of Miami actively supports
equal employment opportunities for all individuals. Accordingly, the
Lessee will attempt to ethnically balance individuals in his employ.
Lessee shall require its employees who conic in contact with
the public to be neat, clean, courteous, and wear suitable identification
by which they may be known and distinguised as employees of Lessee,
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They Bust also possess health certificates and obtain civilian
registration cards from the Miami Police Department.
33. LtSSL !S Sl ItVLCE STANIDAROS AND OP`AI.ATIONAt.., STAFF:
Lessee shall properly staff its operation at the premises to
insure the proper use and operation of the same, in compliance with
the provisions hereunder, to assure proper service to the public and
to carry on the functions and services as provided in this agreement.
Based on the minimum hours of operation of the concession as stated
elsewhere in the specification, it is expected that employees will be
scheduled to provided maximum service during peak hours of operation.
The Lessee recognizes that all additional equipment, furniture,
and supplies necessary for conduct of the concession operation shall
be provided by him, and that all such equipment, furniture, and supplies
shall be on site and ready for complete operation within ninety (90)
calendar days after execution of the Lease Agreement.
The Lessee is expected by the City to provide this concession
with personalized attention as regards its management. Absentee
management, or management wherein the Lessee has little or no contact
with the concession employees and does not personally visit the concession
area regularly, will be unacceptable to the City and will be grounds for
cancellation of the Lease Agreement.
34. FAIR AND EQUAL SERVICE:
Lessee agrees to provide its services on a fair, equal and
non-discriminatory basis to all users thereof.
35. NUISANCE FREE OPERATION:
Lessee agrees to conduct its operations so that it does not
constitute a nuisance in the opinion of the City Manager. The parties
acknowledge that the well -managed conduct of the business cornte►nplated
by this agreement will not constitute a nuisance.
36, DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION OF BUILDING:
The following provisions shall apply to damage or destruction
of buildings due to fire or other casualty;
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(.a) The City covenants and agrees promptly to attend to,
tepait• and maintain at its own expense, and subject to the provisions
of subparagraphs (c) he reof, and except for damage or injury caused by
the Lessee's own acts or omissions, make repairs, replacement and
reinforcement of all foundations, walls, roof, floors and Other StrUC
tural components of the premises initially constructed by the City
pursuant to the plans and specifications on file in the Office of the
City Clerk of the City, including furniture provided by the City for
the outdoor dining area, excluding those items and improvements con-
tained in Paragraphs 21 and 39 hereof, and all improvements made to
the premises by Lessee.
(b) Lessee covenants and agrees promptly to attend to, make
and perform at Lessee's own expense, and subject to subparagraph (c)
hereof, all repairs and replacement of all other structural components
and improvements upon the premises except as provided in subparagraph
(a) hereof, including those items contained in Paragraphs 21, and 39
hereof, and all improvements made to the premises by Lessee.
(c) Lessee shall obtain at its sole cost and expense, at all
times during the term of this Agreement and any renewal term hereof a
standard fire insurance policy on any improvements made by the Lessee
upon the premises, including the perils of fire, extended coverage and
other perils for the actual cash value thereof as determined by the
City Manager. Said insurance shall name the City as an insured, and
Lessee shall furnish to the City Clerk of the City a copy of said
policy or policies. No modification or cancellation in insurance
coverage shall be made without thirty (30) days written advance notice
to the City of Miami through its Property and Insurance Manager.
(d) In the event the building or any portion of the premises
as described in subparagraph (a) hereof is damaged or destroyed by
fire or other casualty, said damages or destruction shall be repaired
and restored by the City with clue diligence, subject to the right of the
City, if the cost of repair *end restoration is so substantial as to make.
such repair or restoration economically unfeasible in the opinion of
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the City Manager, to terminate this Agreement upon 60 days
notice. Such notice of termination shall be subject to the right
of the Lessee to repair or restore the premises at its oven cost
and expense' upon the Lessee giving the City notice of such election
within 120 days after the date of the City's notice referred to
herein.
All proceeds of such insurance shall be paid to the City
except that if the Lessee undertakes to repair, restore and
rebuild, such proceeds of insurance shall be paid to the Lessee.
Said proceeds shall first be paid to the City of Miami which shall
then remit to the Lessee a percentage of the funds as follows:
20 % when the contract is let
20 % when the job is considered to
be 50% completed
20 % when the job is 75% completed
20 %
when the work is accepted by the
Lessee and approved by the
engineer selected by the City, and
the balance payable when the City Manager approved the
acceptance of the work according
to the contract documents and plans
and specifications approved by him.
In the event the proceeds of insurance exceed the cost of construction,
then said excess money shall become the property of the City.
Prior to commencement of construction on the premises
the Lessee shall furnish the City a surety bond, naming the City and
the Lessee as Principals and Owners, covering 100 per cent of the
cost of constructing the improvements, including labor and materials.
The form of the bond shall be as approved by the City Manager, and
shall be in conformity with the requirements of Chapter 255 of the
Florida Statures.
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(e) In the event that either party to this Agreement
agrees to repair the damage or destruction as required under the
provisions of stab -paragraphs (a), (b) or (d) hereof, the work shall
be clone in a good and workmanlike manner and subject to plans
and specifications therefor being first submitted to the City Manager
and approved by him in writing.
(f) The City will not be responsible for any damage
from theft, or disappearance of equipment or cotnmodities provided
by the Lessee, from break-in or burglary, power failure clue to
hurricanes, electrical storm, Acts of God, or other acts beyond
the control of the City.
(g) Lessee -agrees not to keep or permit to be kept or
permit to be contained in or about or on the demised premises
anything of any character so hazardous as to render it difficult,
impractical or impossible to procure insurance against fire or
other causes in companies acceptable to the City. In the event
insurance cannot he obtained because of these factors, then the
Lessee shall furnish to the City a bond with a surety acceptable
to the City fully indemnifying the City for loss, destruction, damage
or injury to the property.
37. INSURANCE ON PERSONAL PROPERTY:
(a) Lessee shall obtain at its sole cost and expense
during the term of this Agreement, standard fire insurance on the
furniture, furnishings, fixtures, equipment, wares interior
decorations, and all personal property located upon or within the
demised premises, including no less than the perils of fire,
extended coverage, vandalism and malicious mischief for the actual
cash value thereof and the City of Miami shall be named insured
under the policy. A copy of the policy shall be file with the City
Clerk of the City of Miami,
(b) In the event this lease shall terminate pursuant to the
provisions of sub -paragraph (d) of Paragraph 3/, all proceeds of
insurance shall be paid to the City.
(c) If the Lessee elects to repair pursuant to the provisions of
still -paragraph (d) of Paragraph 36 after the City's notice of cancellation
of the Agreement, then in that event the proceeds of insurance on the
personal property shall be payable to the Lessee for the purpose of
replacing the equipment damaged or destroyed, and said monies shall
be paid upon satisfactory evidence of the replacement of said property.
In the event the proceeds of insurance exceed the cost of replacement, then
said excess money shall become the property of the City.
(d) The conditions of Paragraph 36 (g) as to real property shall
likewise apply to personal property.
38. LIABILITY INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION:
The Lessee shall not occupy the premises under this Agreement
until he has obtained insurance specified below. The Lessee shall maintain
such required insurance in force during the life of this Agreement. No
cancellation or change in insurance shall be made without thirty (30) days
written advance notice to the City of Miami, Florida, through its Property
& Insurance Manager.
a. Workmen's Compensation Insurance - as required by Chapter
440, Florida Statutes.
b. Public Liability Insurance - on Comprehensive basis, including
Products Liability, in amounts not less than $300, 000. 00 per
occurrence for Bodily Injury, and $50, 000. 00 per occurrence for
Property Damage , and the City shall be named as an Additional
Insured.
All insurance policies required above, shall be issued in companies
authorized to do business under the laws of the State of Florida, with
the following qualifications as to management and financial strength; A:
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Class X,
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"A certificate of insurance must be provided by the r
Concessionaire, which will reflect the abovementioned_
limits of liability, prior to the execution of this Agreement."
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The Lessee hereby covenants and agrees to defend, indemnify and safe
harmless the City against any and all claims, suits, action, for damages,
or causes of actions arising during the term of this Agreement, for any
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personal injury, loss of life, or damage to property, sustained
by reason of or as a resul t of the Lessee's (its agents, employees
or workmen) carelessness or negligence; from rind against any orders,
judgments or decrees, which may be entered thereon; and from and
against all costs, attorneys fees, expense and liabilities incurred
in the defense of any such claims and the investigation thereof.
30. LIABILITY OF LESSEE:
The City shall not be liable for any damage or injury by
water which may be sustained by Lessee, or anyone claiming under
the Lessee, or any other person, or for any other damage or injury
resulting from the carelessness, negligence or improper conduct
on the part of any person, agent or employee, or by reason of the
breakage, leakage or obstruction of sewer, water or soil pipes
or other leakage in or about the premises.
Lessee shall indemnify and hold harmless the City from
damage and liability arising from liens or claims of any kind or
whatsoever resulting from the use, activities and
nature
operations
of Lessee on or about the demised premises.
40. RISK OF LOSS:
Subject to all of the provisions of this Agreement, Lessee
agrees to assume all risk of loss, injury or damage of any kind
or nature whatsoever to property now or hereafter placed on or
within said premises, and all risk of loss, injury or damage of
any kind or nature whatsoever to the contents of the building and
the improvements made by the Lessee to the structure or structures,
or to any good, chattels, merchandise or to any other property
that may now or hereafter be placed upon said premises, whether
belonging to the Lessee or others, whether said loss, injury or
damage results from fire, hurricane, rising water or from any other
cause or other agency, and whether the same be caused by the negli-
gence of the City, or any of its employees, agents or otherwise,
and to keep harmless the City from all claims and suits growing
out of any such loss, injury or damage.
4l. C TY'S. =FIT TO CANCEL:
to the event City teittires the premises for a public purpose
prior to the expiration of the term of this Agreement, the City may
elect to terminate this Agreement provided that said termination
shall not be effective until ninety (90) calendar clays after written
notice is delivered to Lessee as provided in this Agreement.
42, LESSEE'S RIGHT TO CANCEL:
In the event that it is deemed necessary by the Lessee to
terminate this Agreement prior to the expiration of the term of this
Agreement for reasons relating to economic hardship, the Lessee
and the City may elect through mutual consent to terminate the
Agreement, provided said termination shall not be effective until
thirty (30) calendar days after decision has been mutually agreed
upon. In reaching said determination the Lessee's books of account
and financial statement must, upon examination and verification by
the City, show aggregate monetary loss sufficient to project probable
continuance of loss into the future.
43. DEFAULT BY LESSEE:
In the event the Lessee fails to comply with each and every
term and condition of this lease agreement; or fails to perform any
of the terms and conditions contained herein; or fails to comply with
the written directions of the City Manager of the City; or is indicted
for a crime; or otherwise discredits the City, within thirty (30) days
after written notice thereof is given to the Lessee, then the City, at
the City's sole option and without further notice or demand to the
Lessee, may cancel and terminate this lease agreement, and said
lease agreement shall be null and void and no further force and effect,
and the Lessee shall forthwith vacate the leased premises.
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44 = SURRRNDER OF PR1 MtSSS :
Upon termination of this Agreement or at the termination of
any extensions hereof as contemplated within this Agreement, or
upon default of Lessee as provided in Paragraph 43, Lessee will
quitely and peaceably deliver the Lease premises to the City in
the same repair and condition in which they were received at the
expiration of this Lease Agreement.
Lessee shall execute the necessary documents to transfer
its liquor and all other transferable licenses to the City of
Miami or its successor or assigns at no cost to the City, its
successors or assigns.
Lessee also agrees that if it does not surrender the pre-
mises and transfer the licenses at the end of the term hereof,
or upon any cancellation of the term hereof, then Lessee will pay
to the City all damages that the City may suffer on account of
Lessee's failure to so surrender and transfer, and will indemnify
and save the City harmless from and against all claims made by
any succeeding tenant of said premises against the City on account
of delay of the City in delivering said licenses and possession
of said premises to said succeeding tenant insofar as such delay
is occasioned by failure of Lessee to so surrender and transfer.
45. ATTORNEYS' FEES:
In the event it is deemed necessary by the City to file
a law suit in the appropriate court of law to enforce any of the
terms and conditions of this Agreement, or to require the Lessee
to perform any of the covenants or terms and conditions as provided
herein, then the Lessee agrees that it shall pay to the City
reasonable attorneys' fees.
46. NOTICES:
Notices from City to Lessee shall be deemed duly served
if mailed by registered or certified mail, postage pre -paid to
Lessee at the local office at the demised premises, and notices
from Le sseu to City shall be deemed duly served if mailed by
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registered or certified mail., postage prepaid, addressed to the
City Manager of the City of Miami, P.O. Box: 330708, Miami, Florida
33133; or to such other respective persons or addresses as the
parties may hereafter designate to each other, by notice given
in the foregoing manner from time to time.
47. BINDING ON SUCCESSORS:
The terms and provisions of this Agreement shall, subject
to the provisions of Paragraph 16, be binding and inure to the
benefit of the successors and assigns respectively of City and
Lessee.
48. CAPTIONS:
The captions contained in this Agreement are inserted
on"..- as a matte_ of convenience and for reference and in no way
limit or 7,rescribe the scope of this Agreement or the
in:_.__ of any_:,-.-_sions thereof.
IN y 1 ::=�= ';HEREOF, the parties hereto have individually.
a:-:_ _"-ash t oper corporate officials executed this Agree-
d._: _: day year first above written.
CITY CLERK
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•MENU
• Menu items capable of being produced with planned equipment.
Hot Foods
Fried Shrimp dipped in Ale Batter
Fish & Chips the English way with tartar sauce
South Atlantic Grouper Fingers, deep fried
Fried Chicken Wings or Legs
Walkaway Crepes filled with Seafood
Enchiladas filled with seasoned Shrimp or Beef
Pizza Classica and varieties of toppings
Empanadas, Deep fried meat filled pies
Croquettes. made with devilled ham and chicken
Tacos, filled with spiced meat or seafood and topped
with shredded lettuce
Hot Sandwiches
Bistec - tender slices of steak grilled with chopped onions
and parsley and served on toasted Cuban bread
Meatball Sub - Hero loaf with tomato sauce
Hamburgers - Plain
- With Cheese
- Topped with pizzaiola sauce
Cubano - Combining roast pork, swiss cheese and ham with
pickles and mustard, grilled on a light Cuban bread
Bar-B-Qued Beef on a Bun
I3ar-B-Qued Pork on a Bun
Frankfurters -
- Plain
- With Chili & Onions
- With Cheese, Chili & Onions
- With not Sauerkraut
- Perro Caliente - Cuban Style with
Mustard, Onions and Hot Sauce
Hot Corned Beef on Rye
Jewish Style Salami, grilled with Mustard
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Desserts
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i-tant 8t Cheese American Style
Antipasto Submarine combining meats, cheese, lettuce,
tomato, anchovies, peppers, onion
and Italian dressing
Media Noche The Midnight Special — Sliced pork, fresh
ham, Swiss cheese., pickles and mustard
sauce on Cuban butt
Neptune Salad on Pumpernickle, a mixture of shrimp, lobster
and local fish tossed with
mayonnaise, celery and green
pepper
Pickled Hot Sausage on a bun
Sliced Turkey, Plain or in combination with ham and mango
slices
Belgium Waffles with Strawberries and Whipped Cream
Guava Pastries
Assorted Pastries -- Danish, Cuban and Italian
Doughnuts
Local Fruit Type Ice Creams
i. e. Guava, Mango, Orange, Lemon, Coconut, Pineapple
Novelty Ice Cream Pope, Cups and Sandwiches
Walkaway Sundaes with Fruit Toppings
Key Lime Pie
Apple Turnovers
Shoestring Fried Potatoes
Frito Corn Chips
Hot Corn on the Cob
Plantain Chips
Potatoes Chips
Soft Hot Pretzel Twist
Guacamole with Tortillas in a Cup
Whole Dill Pickles '
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Beverages
American Coffee I4ot or Iced
Cubah tspresso Coffee
Blot Chocolate with Citiriatnon Stick
A Selection of Today's Popular Soft Drinks
Letnonade
Limeade
Pina Colada
Sangria
A Variety of Beers
Iviaterva - a Latin Soft Drink
Fresh Orange and Grapefruit Juice