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Home My WebLink AboutR-77-0408U PORTIV r, )C .1MENT J VOLLO\N" 1ES6LtTION No."' " "� 4 0 8... A kt8OtUTION APPROVING THE ESSENTIAL TERM OF THE PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY MARINE STADIUM ENTERPRISES, INC. FOR OPERATION OF A FOOD, BEVERAGE, NOVELTY, TOBACCO,AND FISHING AND BOATING SUPPLY CONCESSION AT THE COMMODORE RALPH MUNROE MARINE STADIUM, 'AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO PRE- PARE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY AND SAID FIRM FOR SAID CONCESSION OPERATION, SUBJECT TO FINAL CITY COMMISSION APPROVAL. WHEREAS, the City of Miami has advertised for and received bid proposals for the operation of a Food, Beverage, Novelty, Tobacco, and Fishing and Boating Supply Concession at the COMMODORE RALPH MUNROE MARINE STADIUM; and WHEREAS, the City Manager and the Department of Public Facilities report that the proposal submitted by Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. is substantially acceptable as the most advantageous to the City; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF. "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM NO. ''' Section 1. The essential terms of the proposal sub- mitted by Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. for the operation of Food, Beverage, Novelty, Tobacco, and Fishing and Boating Supply Concession at the COMMODORE RALPH MUNROE MARINE STADIUM are hereby approved. THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized to prepare a contract for execution between the City and Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. for the operation of a Food, Beverage, Novelty, Tobacco, and Fishing and Fishing and Boating Supply Concession at the COMMODORE RALPH MUNROE MARINE STADIUM, subject to final City Commission approval. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of_ May , 1977, MAURICE A. FERRE �r �- MAYOR MAURICE A. FERRE RALP►G. ONGIE, CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY; PERT F, CLA sAf.rLm's szm 1S S.mil ymmisr%1fl OVED AS TO FORM 7 . _FORCE taamxz a KNOX/ JR. rrethrONFON *FETING OF M A►Y 1 2 1977 LAw 804.tet tbittlt $rtlitYtt140.kg AtteAtiqtY Ai<rb ouNtki. 0v At U *, i:vti.it i=N'-i`ER1 66i4611;16a gui7i✓" a' i io soUtH'VtEtt Z*tA AvtFiu€. April 22,;19 7 City. Manager City Clerk of the City of Miami Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Dinner Key, Florida 33133 et MIAMI MAtkINE STADIUM CONCESSION I3ID Centlernanf cLth Enclosed please find my Proposal,"' Questionnaire and the Price List for both, the Food and Beverage Concession as well as the Fishing & Boating Concession. My company is submiting a hid for the food and Beverage Concession as well as the Fishing &Boating .Concession and this is being done because it is requested by your Bid proposal, however, we see 'a great deal ofdifficulties and :problems in operating the Fishing & Boating Concession and request the right to reopen the discussion of the feasibility of a` Boat & Tackle Shop at a period approximately six;. months after said operation has been in effect. In examining the facilities, we have noted that the room available for the concession is entirely too small. Neither a professional or non- professional fisherman can enter the Boat & Tackle Shop for the purpose of examining the merchandise without having to come through the food preparation section of the stand. Fishermen normally like to examine what they are buying and therefore, if a customer is permitted to pass through the food area to examine the merchandise this may create various problems, one of which is a safety factor. also feel that the stand is so badly located that there is great doubt SU?p„?71VE DOCUM ENTS FOLLOW" that persons will actually cothe to the Bait & Tackle SHop to Make putohates $ YOU will note from our Bid Form that we are offering 20% on all the iteiti§. sold in the Boat & Tackle Shop. The purpose for this is the fact that the profit margin on these items is very small, for example, a 6 pack of beer has a cost of $1.46 to the concessioner, if we add to this amount the same percentage that is paid for the food & soft drink beverages, to -wit: 36%, the City will realize a total of 90 for a 6 pack for a grand total cost to the concessioner of $2.36. This leaves only a profit to the concessioner of 14. This amount is hardly sufficient to pay for the expected overhead including the labor cost. It is for this reason that we are offering 20% of the gross for the items sold at the Boat & Tackle Shop while offering a substantially larger sum, to -wit; 36% to the City for sales of food and soft drink beverages. If, however, we determine after the six month trial period that the operation is successful, then we would be willing to increase the percentage paid to the City for items other than beer sales and to further discuss the possibility of expanding the Boat & Tackle Shop facilities. If we are the successful bidders, we also intend to prepare a souvenier cup as the one enclosed with this Bid. This cup was originally used by our company at Florida State University in Tallahassee and the total number of cups sold in Tallahassee was approximately 100, 000. The cups can be used over and over and its durability is excellent. With regards to its design, we intend to meet with the Manager of the Stadium and discuss the type of picture that is more practical and of course, the cup and picture will be in color. Our company further is interested in expanding the sale of other items in the Marine Stadium and we will be willing to sit down with the Marine Stadium Manager and discuss various improvements that we both may feel would be for the best interest of the City. Vary truly yours, MIAMI CCESSIONS, INC.. AS ubmitt d4/ OENTT MEN ; The undersigned as Bidder (herein used n tie masculine singular, irrespective of actual gender and number), hereby declares that the only persons interested iri this Proposal are earned herein, that no other person has,ani interest in thin Proposal ore the Agree= merit o f;Lcase to which -this :Proposal pertains] that this Proposal is; made .without .connection or arrangement, with any other person, and that this,Proposal;is in every respectair,`in good faith, arid without collusion or fraud: The Bidder further declares;,, that' he has,complied';in.every respect with alb. of the Instructions to 'Bidders, that he has read alb addenda` iss"ued prior to the opening of ,Bids, and that :.he has satisfied:himself` fully relative to all matters"and conditions ',�tith 'respect ;'to the lease .,to...which the Prop osal pertainsc' The Bidder proposes' and agrees,' if this Proposal is: accepted,'; to execute an, appropriate lease agreement forthe purpose of establish- ing a formal contractual relationship between him ands the City of Miami, .Florida, for the performance of 'all requirements to which this Proposal pertains.,_ The Bidder states that the Proposal is based upon the Bidding Documents and addenda listed by number as follows: .' Cover letter explaining conditions of bid. The`Bidder further agrees to executeanYAgreement 'of Lease and. •furnish a''satisfact.ory Two Thousand'', Dollars ($2,000) Performance Bond`therefor:within ten,.(10):.:consecutive calendar days after written' notice` being given.. by:the •City of the award of the priv ilege'to enter into an Agreement ofLease with the City of Miami. 61a forUM5d aiid beVetai e ope etiefi ; b% al' itt'ris §b1d At Nda ' & TaOtie ' e iih6ide.tation•to be paid to: the G1ty of Miahi for the leasing r the.Pood3'Beverage3 Novelty Tobaccos Rait hd itehis re.atifig to faking and boating (with the exception cif fuel) Concession rights.at the Cofnffiodore'Ralph Munroe Marine Stadiwi shall be worded),. ,,...,,. _.,._.per cent ( *%) of the gross receipts, ('The tent "gross receipts" is understood to mean all incofie collected or.,aCcrued3 excluding amounts of ahy 1ederal3 State or City sales tax,.or any Other taxi collected by Lessee from customers and rem cwired by law to be remitted to the taxing authority.) It is also '::,Understood that the'4% Florida State Lease:Tax on rental payments hall.be added to Lesseets rental -payment and forwarded to the City as' 'a, part of' said payfnent . It is the intent' of the City that' it is to.,receive the proposal -rental amount a.s net3 free and clear of.all costs and charges arising from or relating to said demised premises. Note #1: IMPORTANT = Percentage bids shall be quoted to the nearest tenth of one per cent (Example: 10.2)► tote #2: If a b.idder.so desires he.may also propose a.miniium annual guaranteed rental figure by completing the sentence which fbllowss The consideration to be paid to City of'Miami for theleasing of. the nod, Beverage, Novelty,The acco, Bait and 'items relating to fishing -and boating (with the exception of fuel) Concession - rights at the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium shall be either the percentage figure filled:in above, or a minimum annual guaran- '.-teed amount of (worded) SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 00/100=-dollars ($6;500.00) per year, whichever is greater. Lessee shall file, on or before the 15th of each month, a statement. of the Gross Sales revenue received during the preceding month, and. shall submit, together with the monthly statement, payment of the` amount due to the City. Any adjustment due as a result of the annual rental guarantee (if any) shall take'place within 15 days• after the end of each lease year. The City reserves the right to award the privilege of an agreement of lease based on its judgment as to which bid represents the best: possible advantage to the. City, considering the percentage bid, the annual rental guarantee bid (if any), the experience qualifi Cations of the bidders, the financial qualifications of the bidders,. the professional reputations of bidders, etc. '-FIVE. I1` Page .3 of 2 Attatited hereto is a certified check ort the ROYAL MRS BAN K I" Bank of _Miatni Or a Bid Bond furnished by represented by (Bonding Company) (Insurance Agent) for the sum of ONE THOUSAND AND 00/100 Dollars ($ 1,000.00 ) made payable to the City of Miami, Florida. The full names and addresses of persons and firms interested in the fo regoing Bid, as principals, are as follows: GEORGE S. GIOURGAS - 1710 S. W. 27th Avenue, Miami,Fla.- President PEGGY GIOURGAS - 1710 S. W. 27th Ave., Miami, Fla. - Secretary -Treasurer SUBMITTED BY: MIAMI CONCESSIONS, INC. (Name of Firm or Corporation) 1710 S. W. 27th Avenue, Miami, Florida (Address t)f Firm or Corporation) (S. gnatii; Q te,4- S gnature) (CORPORATE SKA 1) Page 5 of 24 President (Title) Secretary -Treasurer (Title) "SUPPORTIVE DOCIE,1EIVTS FOLLOW" t13E5ttONNAi1 ° i e ctiebtiOnnaire is to be submitted to the City Manager arid City y WFlorida., by the 13idtier, along With the Clerk o� the City of Miami, Florid Propbsa1 submitted for this job. Do not leave any question unanswered When it does not apply, write the word "None." 14 Serial number of your City of Miami occupationalor business license? 231365 7R What Classification? Food and Beverage. Expiration Date? 9112/77 2. How many years has your organization been established in business under your present business name? 4 years 3. Ie your primary business Food and Beverage Concessions? Yes or No? Yes 4. Experience Record, List the last five leases you now hold or have held; if there are less, list accordingly. Location Dates of Lease Type of Services Rendered ' 1. Flamingo Park Tennis Center- 3/74 Food and Beverage 2. Miami Bach Youth Center - 12/76 3. Florida State University - 1975 4. 5. f+. References: Give three references :is to experience and ability to perform the type of concession listed in this specification. 1. Mr. Lou Levitan - Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. - 7777 N. W. 41 Street, Miami, Fla. Z. Mr. Don Harney - Executive Secy. to the City Manager for the City of Biami each. 3. Mr. Gus Kontazamanys - Dade County Dairies-7350 N.W. 30th Ave .Miami, Fla. Page 6 of 24 tit8tI NNAiltl This Questionnaire is to he eut.,mitted to the City Mene.ger and City Clerk of the City of Miami, Florida, by the Bidder, along with the C1cpi sal submitted for this job. Do not leave any queetibn unanewaredi When it does not apply, write the word "None." h. Serial number of your City of Miami occupationalor business license? 231365 7R What Classification? Food and Beverage,, Expiration Date? 9/3/77 How many years has your organization been established in business under your present business name? 4 years 3. Is your primary business Food and Beverage Concessions? Yes or No? Yes 4. Experience Record. List the last five leases you now hold or have held; if there are leas, list accordingly. Location Dates of Lease Type of Services Rendered ' 1. Flamingo Park Tennis Center- 3/74 Food and Beverage 2. Miami Bach Youth Center - 12/76 3. Florida State University - 1975 4. 5. 5. References: Give three references as to experience and abijity to perform the type of concession listed in this specification. 1. Mr. Lou Levitan - Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. - 7777 N. W. 41 Street, Miami, Fla. Mr. Don Harney - Executive Secy. to the City Manager for the City of Miami Beach. 3. Mr. Gus Kontazamanys - Dade County Dairies-7350 N.W. 30th Ave .Miami, Fla., 1 . UPPORTIV� r=ITSt ti; L Page 6 of' 24 +N Page 7 Qf 2 the w Page 1111111111.111IPPRIMI MA_ AN LT8T h �iddefti dv Ses th&t the Poll o�ti g ept+ese its a o tplete ahi ae iitate l .sting br the e items whioh lie initiaiiy p bpo e to of`ret► r' i sale; them pries, grid size, weight cir c Li riot vin�sAil salee prices Shal ehd ih either the•digit f i eeo hero i and shall inulude the .Sales Tax whl,oh shah. be a.. part oa fi the ses .prices (Exantple :, ltem.., it sh'ou1d. be notedl here that t.he LeaseAgreefnent to be e} eouted between the City afid the s; equine that .: �`il]:r access ul. bidder aril subsequent changes to the .below listing during the term;bf -. the agr'eerent •will , be subj ect to . City Manager review and approval . E./WEtGHT40t1' IT PRICE TTtM Drinks, pep8i cola ` 10 oz. ii il16,oz. Miami Marine Souvenier Cup - 22 oz. Coffee 8 oz, Maxwell or equivalent Beer 12 oz. cup of draft or can Budweiser, Schlitz or premium beer ii 16 oz, cup of draft or can Budweiser, Schlitz or premium beer (Price effective only during events). 35 4 55 1`.00 40 754 85 Sandwiches: Hot bog 10 to a lb. ona regular Hot Dog Roll 60 4 Hamburger 4 to a lb. on a 4 in.Hamburger Bun 75 4. Cheeseburger, 4 oz.with a slice of cheese on a 4 in. Hamburger Bun. , 85 4 Ham 3 oz. of Ham on a 4 in. hamburger bun. 85 am & Cheese 3 2 o z. of Ham with a slice of cheese on a 4 in. hamburger bun. 9 5, Submarine Sandwich 8 in. Hoagy bun with a combination of. Ham, Cheese, spiced ham, Bologna, lettuce, tomatoes, oregano, oil, salt and pepper. (Please use additional paper required). Page 8 of 24 .95 'SUPPORTIVE TIVE DOCUMENTS L L W" 8 pieta§ tea 16 in ' eruct with pi 2asaute and rno2tate11a cheese eprinkied with garlic 6 t teganot . t8old 'only during large everi t) tOP6OlIN # 1S box made with coconut oils lee Cream NoVelties lee cream sancdWiehet, Nutty Cuddy, 8kitho pies, Candies All pb iuiar brands 25 cigarettes All popular brands 75 Figs Feet • ApproXiMately 4 in. * . 50,E Kosher _bill Pickle :'Approximately 4 in. * 25 Pickled: Sausage Approacimately,4 tn.' * 40 * sold only during large events) :Varthlis • fig hing 16adar Various•: fishing•hoots .• Various spools Sinkers•. V�r ti side floats Nations- fishfrig rods •Various fishing polos i$hing nets l piece Swivels Suntan lotions approdithately 10,r0 piece• • 3 piece Various, sizes 4 to 8 oz. Prom approx.' (Price `depends on type Motor Boat Starting Fuel (Preston) Dead Shrimp with heads (Fresh, frozen, no reds ) ive Shrimp Frozen squid (If there are facilities" available in the concession area) Frozen Ballyhoo * Frozen Mullets * The above frozen bait may vary in price depending o� availability, supply and demand) . an cokes 12 oz.. 6 pack 12 oz can cokes' �UPPORTIVE FOLLOW" to i1 0°0 thI 170to3 7 to8` 20. to1 00 to 25.00 2,75 to 3.50 6,50 to '7.50 9.80 to 10,50 12.50 to 13.50 75 to 1.25 per doz, 1.75to3.00 2.00 to 2.50 1.25" for i lb. 75" a;,doz.:. 75 per lb.'. 2.85 per lb. per ib. $700 a case 1.80 iTEM., s a ,., %V IGI4Tx),1Qi ia., i tO,t , 6 page Carl beer, USch, Budweiser, 'Sbhlitz 21 So Beer individual cans 5 The gross pertehtage 'paid to the City2Ofto:ri. the sale cf. all i'terss tri the Taok1e Ship shall be d/o o beer shall be sold from the Boat & Tackle Shop during athletic events. 6 r-A A -"k 11c; P,`i �\ A DU TO BANS Mims O6 RAMS COLLATERAL *Kris out A icitad TOTAL DUE TO HANKS I DUE TO OTHERS (Itemize every debt ever St001 NAME OP CREDITOR ORIOM CR DIRT *NTS DUI AMOIISIT ALL OTHER DEBTS NOT SHOWN ABOVE TOTAL DUE TO OTHERS f .rrr. LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION ►U TEA, COST AMUSED VALUE FIR[ INSURANCE ►ttltMR VALUT MORTGAGE YEARLY U* RENTAL INCOME AMOUNT WHEN DUE $ $ $ $ $ $ THE LEGAL AND EQUITABLE TITLE TO ALL THE REAL ESTATE LISTED ABOVE IS SOLELY IN MY NAME, EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS. SECURITIES OWNED INN FACE VALUE (GOIc ) n4A1E2 DUCUPTION Of SECURITY MARR[T VALUE INCOME RECEIVED LAST TEAR TO WHOM PLEDGED =NKR OF Moors) S S LIFE INSURANCE coM►ANr FACE AMOUNT OF POLICY CASH TOTAL U WORMER VALUE TOTAL EDA M AtAINtT POLICY RtxVK1ART TO 'NON POUCT IS AMMO $ $ $ OTHER INSURANCE FORM M. UAIU.ITT, ETC.) CARRIED ON NATURE Animas AMOUNT Stir ? Ot, l I,./ DOCUMENT OW IN SUBMITTING THE FOREGOING STATEMENT THE UNDERSIGNED GUARANTEES ITS ACCURACY WITH THE INTENT THAT IT BE RELIED UPON BY THE AFORESAID CITY, AND WARRANTS THAT HAS NOT KNOWING In WITHHELD ANY INFORMATION THAT MIGHT AFFECT THE DECISION OF THE CITY TO TRANSACT BUSINESS OR ENTER INTO CONTR CTJ AL ARRAN EMENTeilTH THE UNDERSIGNED. tit 1'Lr I I J f ores, INC. ' GJLourgas, Dees . jOry's :Cte. M Joseph R. 'draggle City Mamagor City of Miami Miami, ribrida Meat Mt. Oras8iet The enclosed bid is ift response to the Specifi.. Cations for leasing the "Food, BeVerage, novelty, tobac- co, and fishing and boating supplies concessions at the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium." We have made this bid, not because of the past record of these concessions, but because we see the pro- perty as having a real potential for development in the future. Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. has been formed specifically to operate this facility. Its principals com- bine expertise from the following areas: operating food concessions at major special events and fast food restau- rants and lounges at public facilities; a major marina complex with waterfront food service; and, the design, engineering and development of many major marine recreation facilities. At the time of presenting our bid to the City Commission, we would be pleased to discuss in detail the, concepts and plans we have for developing this facility so that it can better serve both the boating public and the general public, while producing considerably more revenues for the City. Sincer ly, sc"i•erart/r d Z. Pend rg's*, J. President . • /1 I'VE: AUDERDALIi / WEST PALM BEACH / MELBOURNE / DAYTONA BEACH / TALLAHASSEE FT,MYERS:/ FT. w4I.T0N / NAPLES / SARASOTA INbIVIDUAL OR CORPORATION FINANCIAL STATEMENT _.MIAMI_CONCESSIONS , INC, (OU!INtS3 ON OCCUPATION, To FOOD & BEVERAGE CONCESSIONS ADDRESS April 1st ,_..1977.. (DATE) 1710 S. W. 27th Avenue, Miami, Fla,___ THE CITY OF M IAMI, FLORIDA TO PERMIT THE CITY TO REVIEW AND EVALUATE THE FINANCIAL ABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED SER- VICES. THE UNDERSIGNED MAKES THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF the FINANCIAL. CONDITION AS OF THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE I DAY OF April 19 77AND CERTIFIES TO THE ABOVE -NAMED CITY THAT THE INFORMATION HEREINAFTER SET FORTH IS IN ALL RESPECTS TRUE, ACCURATE AND COMPLETE AND CORRECTLY REFLECTS THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE UNDERSIGNED ON THE DATE AFOREMENTIONED. (FILL ALL BLANKS. WRITING NO OR "NONE" WHERE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE INFORMATION.) ASSETS LIA1911ITt1S • CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS 1.1 nn n on NOTES PAYABLE TO BANKS ($n laaaut1) NOTES RECEIVABLE NOTES PAYABLE TO OTHERS (at $cNtwtt) ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (at tcNmutt) 800 00 `4 '�no nt1 TAXES DUE LIFE INSURANCt—CASH SURREN VALUE RENT DUE (00 NOT (*DUCT Luaus) SECURITIES LOANS AGAINST UFE INSURANCE (az sa®uu) ASSETS t) ACCRUED EXPENSES OTHER CURRENT (ITos Regi stAr C 2}1 f1111(3 15nn nn CHATTEL MORTGAGFC REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES ESTATE .0 000 0rl RESERVES purrs) REAL (fttscKt1uu) MACHINERY. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES IN (USCD OU$INtiS) PREPAID EXPENtrc OTHER LIABILITIES Orman) ASSETS OTHER Orotat1 SPr'urity Denesit — Ci'.t".: TOTALLIABIUTIFi Rnn 00 of 1'Iia_''1] 3eL' ( h 2 000 0() NET WORTH (raOmIlICOO mATzo) CAPITAL STOCK (r 110o0Nrcun0) PREFERRFn SHARES f PAR COMMON 1 n SHARES Si n ( PAR , 1 nap 'Inn 00 nn SURPLUS $A TOTAL -' I ('0'1 n0 TOTAL i 58 q00 00 AU. OTHER CONTINGENT UABIUTIESt (from) uABI TY Al ENDORSER ON NOTES OF OTHERS U OF OTY AS UARANTY OR SURETY FOR DUI5 JUDGMENTS OR SUITS PENDING TOTAL CONTINGENT UASIUTIES UAIILITY FOR FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS April 1st. 1°7r) AND ENDING April lst, 1977 NET SA) rs 1? [j n n (1 no OPERATING PROFIT 2R 4,7n 0m COST or GOODS SOLD: TOTAL INVENTORIES AT B4 GINNING OF PERIOD 11 1 0n Ii 11 jf-7 nr) OTHER INCOME: INVESTMENTS APu 01 PURCHASES DURING 1q13 '9r-'7 00 Orl CASH DISCOUNTS RECEIVED TOTAL 117 F 7 r' OTHER DEDUCT: AT SE PERIOD t: 0nn TOTAL GROSS PROFIT ,no 433 2 j QQQ 28 4,70 n n ADMINISTRATI.LENERAL. AND SELLING mrtnSES; PROPRIETOR'S SALARY 22 , "() `) 0 - OTHER EXPENSES: INTEREST CASH DISCOUNTS GIVpl DEPRECIATION 1 L 000 , 0CA IAD DOTS SELLING EXPENSES 1 1 C:✓ r1'1 OTHER OTHER 1 - .- -Q on TOTAL . TOTAL 12.. 5 00 NET IT OR LOSS TO NET w OR SURPLUS 26 670 00 ,{:- Page 10 of 24 erry Cate Apr JAW/ Mr1 `kibteiSh cdf`ass City Manager City of Miaiti Miafi, Florida .` bear Mr. Brassie: The enclosed bid is in response to the Specifi- cations for leasing the "Food, Beverage, novelty, tobac- co, and fishing and boating supplies concessions at the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium." We have made this bid, not because of the past record of these concessions, but because we see the pro- perty as having a real potential for development in the future. Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. has been formed specifically to operate this facility. Its principals com- bine expertise from the following areas: operating food concessions at major special events and fast food restau- rants and lounges at public facilities; a major marina complex with waterfront food service; and, the design, engineering and development of many major marine recreation facilities. At the time of presenting our bid to the City Commission, we would be pleased to discuss in detail the concepts and plans we have for developing this facility so that it can better serve both the boating public and the general public, while producing considerably more revenues for the City. �--� Sincer y, President GJP/bm S C1 ,D ` �g ( / `I0 Gerard J. Pend rgast,. MIAMI / FT. LAUDERDALE / WEST PALM BEACH / MELBOURNE / DAYTONA BEACH / TALLAHASSEE FTC MYERS / T: WALTON / NAPLES / SARASOTA PrADA S This "is to attest that MARINE STADIUM ENTERPRISES, IN, Yid its §toekhoiders ate not engaged in law nits et have conflicts interest which Ian be of etiibarassfief%t,a the 0 ty of Miami, Attest: President Secreta y STATE ) :. OF FLORIDA S COUNTY OF DADE ) HEREBY CERTIFY that on thjs day before me, a the State of Florida, duly qualified and acting, personally appeared. Gerald J. Pendergast, Jr. and Spencer B. Meredith, to me well known, and being first duly sworn and cautioned, upon their oath deposed and said that they acknowledged that they had signed the above and foregoing Affadavit. WITNESS my hand and official seal at Miami, Dade County, Florida this 20th day of April, 1977. Notary: Public of NOTARY PUBLIC NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA AT LARCH MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JAN. 7, 197e BONDED THRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITER! 0,0Mf 8iNo ' APP. 0.4tAMt, PLdR! A NTLBIIW i 77 The undersigned as'Bidder therein tiled in the masculine singilar,• irrespeetiVeof actual, gender and number), hereby declares that- the:'only persons interested iri this.Proposal•are named herein! that nohthonher person. has any interest:in this Proposal 'or in the Agree- npease to which. this Proposal -pertains', that this Proposal is'made without connection or arrangement With any other person and ,:that this Proposal is in every respect fair, in good faith, and `'Without collusion or fraud. The Bidder further declares that he has complied in every respect. with all of the Instructions to Bidders, that he has read all 'addenda, issued prior to the opening of Bids, and that he has satisfied himself fully relative to all matters and conditions with respect to the lease to which the Proposal pertains. The: Bidder proposes and agrees, if this Proposal is accepted, to execute an appropriate lease agreement for the purpose of establish•-. ing:a formal contractual relationship between him and the City of :Miami,'Florida, for the performance of all requirements to which this Proposal pertains. The Bidder states that the Proposal is based upon the Bidding Do"cumen.ts and.addenda listed by number as follows porthr l� L, j _zv V&ddenda FOLLOW" •The; Bidder, further agrees to execute an Agreement of Lease and furnish a satisfactory Two Thousand Dollars 000) Performance; Bond. therefor within ten (10) consecutive alen r days after. written notice being given by the City o the aw d of the priv ilege..to enter into an Agreement of Lea e with t City of Miami. President ENTERPRISES, INC. 'rho Consideration to be paid to the City °bf Miami for the leasing bf t)'le Food, Beverage 3 Novelty h Tobacco§ bait and items relating to fishing and boating (with the exception of fuel) Cohcessioh tights at the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium Shall be (Worded) (See note betot1) per cent (* %) of the gross teoeipt8. (The term "gross receipts" is understood to mean ail income collected on accrued, excluding amounts of any Federal, State or City sales tax, or any other tax, collected by Lessee from customers and re- quired by law to be remitted to the taxing authority.) It is also understood that the 4% Florida State Lease Tax on rental payments Shall be added to Lessee's rental payment and forwarded to the City as a part of said payment. It is the intent of the City that it is to receive the proposal rental amount as net, free and clear of all costs and charges arising from or relating to said demised premises. Note #l: IMPORTANT Percentage bids shall be quoted to the nearest tenth of one per cent (Example: 10.2%). Note #2: If a bidder so desires he may also propose a minimum annual guaranteed rental figure by completing the sentence which follows: The consideration to be paid to the City of Miami for the leasing of the Food, Beverage, Novelty, Tobacco, Bait and items relating t� fishing and boating (with the exception of fuel) Concession rights at the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium shall be either the percentage figure filled in above, or a minimum annual guaran- teed amount of (worded) ** (see note below) dollars ($ ** ) per year, whichever is greater. Lessee shall file, on or before the 15th of each month, a statement of the Gross Sales revenue received during the preceding month, and shall submit, together with the monthly statement, payment of the amount due to the City. Any adjustment due as a result of the annual rental guarantee (if any) shall take place within 15 days after the end of each lease year. *Note: GRANDSTAND CONCESSION: Thirty three point four (33.4%) ANNEX BOAT PIT CONCESSION: Ten point three (10.37) **Note: Combined minimum annual guarantee (both operations including all ancillary activities: he ghto award the privilege ty d dollars of $an0,agr0eement The City reserve of lease based on its ,jud ment; as to which bid represents the best possible advantage to the City, considering the percentage bid, the annual rental guarantee bid (if any), the experience qualifi- cations of the bidders, the financial qualifications of the bidders, the professional reputations of bidders, etc. "SUPPORTIVE DOCUrvIENTS FOLLOW" •fie ,bidder recoi h es that am stru turai oha ges des ed i _. on ,be 'sc o ip shed kith the app o tai oi' the 'pity Ma lager i p a ,the �epeiiseo thee• 'he bidder reeogriiies that except for "tie ,equipent liteti 2 hibit 'B (attaehed) 3 ai . equipnerit acid supplier neoestar conduct :'of the cohcet ioh operations shm. be Drnvided;.by:hiA4 that'a11 , suoh egUUipfent ' and supplies ; ehali' be =ori :site. Arid ream - fo coop ere''ottratioi within fide ( ) calerida dais after eecutiori of the new Lease Agreefient : 'he bidder agrees to.;provide sufficient riUMber of emoio ees to adequately ser.Ve:.the public, espeoiaily auxin e�erits `held at „the Marine Stadium.: The bidder certifies that this Proposal is based .upon .ail `Conditions p nt s at listed in these_�Pro osal,ddcume i and that he has made no changes in these documents as received. He further proposes and. agrees, if the Proposal is accepted to execute an appropriate ,five' (5 )` year lease agreement for the purpose of establishing a, formal contractual relationship between him and the City of Miami, Florida'for the prfomance of all requirements to which this Proposal pertains. Atttit~h+ d hereto is a certified check on the Bank of MIANI 81RIt4GS 8OU.THEAST..T NATIONAL , or d tid Bond furnished by represented by (Bonding Company) (Insurance Agent) for the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Dollars ($1)000.00 ) made payable to the City of Miami, Floridai The full names and addresses of persons and firms Interested in the foregoing bid, as principals, are as follows: Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc., 2081 Weatherford Blvd., Miami, Fla. The principals in this firm are: Jerry's Inc., 2081 Weatherford Blvd., Miami, Fla. Spencer B. Meredith, 2951 S. Bayshore Drive, Miami, Fla. George H. Kunde, 17401 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Fla. SUBMITTED BY: MARINE STADIUM ENTERPRISES, INC. /\(Name of Firm or Corporation) 2081 Weath,rford Blvd., Miami, Fla. v J(%Address of Firm or Corporation) Jt (Signature) tv$-+ 9 . (Signatttt.c President (Title) Secretary (Title) "SUPPORTIVE DQCU�y.,rET TS ill QUES IO1LiNAIRE This tiestiotthaito is to he submitted to the City lvlattager and City Clerk of the City of Miami, Florida, by the T3idder, along with the Proposal submitted for this job. 1)o not leave any question unaneWef ed When it does not apply, write the word "None, l� Serial number of your City of lvliatni occupational or business license? N/A (corporation formed for the purpose of operating this facility) What Classification? N/A (food & beverage, marina; fuel sales) Expiration Date? N/A • 2. How many years has your organization been established in business under your present business name? incorporated in April 1977 3. is your primary business Food and Leverage Concessions? Yes or No? Yes (see Addendum #1 for background of principals) 4, Experience Record. List the last five leases you now hold or have held; if there are less, list. accordingly. Location LL* Miami Airport Dates of Lease Type of Services Rendered food & beverage, catering 1975 kitchen, in-flight services food & beverage, airline 3,* Cape Kennedy Airport 1970 catering, gift shop food & beverage, airline 4,* Daytona Beach Airport 1970 catering, gift shop 5.** Dinner Key, Miami 1973 marina & food service 5. References: Give three references as to experience and abijity to perform the type of concession listed in this specification. iJerry's Inc., 2081 Weatherford Blvd., Miami, Fla. 2. Grove Key Marina, Inc., 3385 Pan American Drive, Miami, Fla. 3. Kunde, Driver, Spooner & Associates, Inc.,9765 SW 184 St.,Miami,F1,a= * Note: Jerry's Inc. . ** Note: Grove Key Marina, Inc. Page 6 of 24 "SUPPORTIVE D0C;ENTS FOLLOW" Pa eAeti Hive 1Ptu tiretelly inaj ete! ilk 1 et tht 1. MOT AND _11 LIST PO_ The, tidde advisee that :tie '` 011of ' h Yep e elits ,a cotiitlete• ar d !ad eui'ate i t . ig .ot >,those it,etiie rhi h: die,: i ii a p o b to '� °`fe fad a:e; their prices; and side, w ght;•% cua City of":6e01.rigse Ail ales; p�i•e.eg shs 1 eYid ih e.ithe the digit f i ie oti• o, • .fid she,11. ` i elude the S'let i�h3 oh; ghe.11- • be iatit. or',: the seleg price �g e ►p1e ; ,; tteiil. � or $ 2b) it' should be noted;• here thst the L ase' Ag ee ierit to be executed b& Weer the Cit t e.rid the, succegsful, bidder wi11 that aiiy gubse4UeYit oahges. to the list�be� dung "therequire term of i�� Y�� ri, the e.geement dill be : sub;j ect to ` C3.ty Ma n4ger reiew and appro Val. See` following pages $a & 81) two AND iltaLtatatioRm ANNUJWAT CON4WIPN PIOENEIORTMANTITY SNACka 4 626 4 ot. ,g_A Tuna Salad 4 626 Florida Lobster Salad 4 ot. Sardine Salad 4 b 4 62 3 ozham,1 oz. swiss 3 oz. roast beef 3 o26 corned beef 3 oz. shrimp 3 oz. lobster 3 oz. chicken 3 oz. egg 33 oz. tuna Shrimp Salad Ham & SViS8 1lod8 t Beef Corned Beef Shrimp Salad Lobster Salad Chicken Salad Egg Salad Tuna Salad Fresh Fruit Salad Danish Rey Lime Pie DESSERTS 3.5 oz. cup 3.5 oz. 3,5 oz. Soda 8 oz. Soda 10 oz. Coffee or Tea 6 oz. Domestic bottle or can Draft 10 oz. Michelob 12 oz. PITCONCESION, TO BE OPEN 'DAILY: r) rTIVE D mot tor r_ dot Dog. Ham Sandwich Hat & Chsese Sandwich Sub Sandwich Cold .Drink Soda Cold Drink ' Soda Beer tee coffee rope rn Peaft is Cigarettes AIZENEIORTMANTITX 8/1 all beef egg roll, 4 0t. hat egg roil, 4 02. ham, 1 02. cheese roil, 1A ot,hatii, 1 oz. salami, l 02. sAss, onions 10 oz . 12 oz. 10 02. 12 62. 602. 1 'oz , box 1 ez .: acts GRANDSTANDCONCESSION , TO BE OPEN ONLY FOR EVENTS Page $a :1 0 �0 l . 7 5 00 35 PPCRTIVE i it aisd hour d 'be . noted.• hers that the Lease 1g1'eetrietI to ; he xe0uted betvween• t Ie itj acid the gucceasf'u :. i1dder'. . . rec ui1 e l het fair ali het do s t 3 iy, fresh bread, 'buns at d rolls shall be used � � hamb`u'r�ers and sa•n �3 c hey; condiments`, such as catup� mustard, �naj�onnaise, relish, salt; pepper; Sugary coffee cream (or milk). • aliced ,lemons, .sh :li be. pro `ided fbr MIS toter use Supp1ies3:'sueh as -paper napkins toothpicks; straws _plastic spoons, forks, and knives, shall be provided tor :cust'Omer use. Hot dog s served shall be all beef, and ground hamburger meat shall be from U.S. Choice beef cuts with a minimum fat: content; of.'20%, maximum`25%.. Should contain no fillers other`' than the fat in the teat.` Ice cream served in whatever, form shall contain 9% to 11% butter - 'fat. Ice milk, if '.served) Shallbeclearly, announced as such. 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% incups for:'12 oz. or.14 oz. drinks. Beer which is sold in, the Grandstand is to be dispensed and sold;onlyin paper .cups . i Page 9.- of 24 1 INDIVIDUAL OR CORPORATION FINANCIAL STATEMENT Wit.. _... lfA E :STAM I f & _ ENTERPRISES, INC APri1,.r21§_1977 (DAT1) accuP io°rRl -Food & Beverage Concessions ADDRESS 2081 Weatherford Blvd., Miarii Pia. to THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA TOjjPERMIT THE CITY TO REVIEW AND EVALUATE THE FINANCIAL ABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED SER- WING OF AL ION AS OF THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE S`�DAY OFHE EEirr i1MAKE519/SAND CERTIFIES F ES TO THE ABOVE -NAMED CITYITHAT THETINFORMATION HEREINAFTER SET FORTH IS IN ALL RESPECTS TRUE, ACCURATE{ AND COMPLETE AND CORRECTLY REFLECTS THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE UNDERSIGNED ON THE DATE AFOREMENTIONED. ILL ALL BLANKS, WRITING "NO" OR "NONE" WHERE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE INFORMATION.) LIABILITIES ASSETS . _ 3 (� hhTT 000 00 PAYABLE TO BANKS (SEE SCHEDULE) CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS `� NOTES PAYABLE TO OTHERS (sic sCHtouLt) NOTES RECEIVABLE NOTES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (stE scHtDUu) ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE TAXES DUE MERCHANDISE LIFE INSURANCE —CASH SURRENDER VALUE RENT DUE (DO NOT DEDUCT LOANS) AGAINST LIFE INSURANCE SECURITIES (suscxEDUu) LOANS ACCRUED EXPENSES OTHER CURRENT ASSETS (ITOIfn) I MORTGAGES CHATTEL ESTATE MORTGAGES 1 , REAL 1 RESERVES (ITEY'zt1 REAL ESTATE (SEE SCNEDULL MACHINERY. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ,_ (USED IN BUSINESS) OTHER LIABILITIES (ITt. iu) PREPAID EXPENSES OTHER ASSETS (ITtmtu) TOTAL LIABILITIES 0 *Note funds are ( INonrolurED) : additional NET WORTH (vray from STOCK 30 000.00 available stockholders CAPITAL (I►INCORPORATco) SHARES $ PAR if required. PREFERRED SHARES f PA COMMON SURPLUS TOTAL 30) 000. 00 TOTAL 30 , 000.00 GUNI!NUN I MOIL! IIo AS ENDORSER ON NOTES OF OTHERS AU. OTHER CONTINGENT LIABILITIES. (num) LIABILITY LIABILITYAS GUARANTY UARANTY OR SURETY FOR DE OF OTHERS TOTAL CONTINGENT LIABILITIES f' LIABIUTY FOR JUDGMENTS OR SUITS PENDING f/L'I FIJI )r-As‘;-rtt rr. STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS i new corporation AND ENDING DOC'...I;) r f FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING ' 'I lF rI. 1 NET SALES OPERATING PROFIT 40, '^ `10o11.'�,f ii OTHER INCOME: INVESTMENTS V r ii Y COST OF GOODS SOLD: TGINNIL NG T BE- OF PER ODVENTORIES ADD: PERIOD RASES DURING CASH DISCOUNTS RECEIVED , OTHER TOTAL DEDUCT: TOTAL INVENTORIES TOTAL AT CLOSE OF PERIOD GROSS PROFIT r e OTHER EXPENSES: INTEREST ADMINISTRATIVE, GENE AND .. CASH DISCOUNTS GIVEN,_,, BAD DEBTS PROPRIETOR'S SALARY DEPRECIATION OTHER SELLING EXPENSES TOTAL OTHER NET PROFIT OR LOSS TO NET WORTH OR SURPLUS TOTAL 1 Page 10 of 24 Dt+E tO BANKS NAME of SANE toLLAttRAL HEW but TOTAL DUE to 6Az1K S DUE TO OTHERS (Itemize every debt ov NAME 0► CREDITOR ORIGIN OF DIST [ WHEN DUE AMOUNT S AU. OTHER DEBTS NOT SHOWN ABOVE TOTAL DUE TO OTHERS $ LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION RURCNiyED COST ASSESSED VALUE FIRE INSURANCE PRESENT VALUE MOIITGAGE YEARLY GROSS RENTAL INCOME AMOUNT WHEN DUE S S S S S S THE LEGAL AND EQUITABLE TITLE TO ALL THE REAL ESTATE LISTED ABOVE IS SOLELY IN MY NAME, EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS URITIES OWNED FACE VALUE (PONDS) NUMIU OF SNARLS (STOCKS) DEKRIPTION or SECURITY MARKET VALUE INCOME RECEIVED UST TEAR TO WHOM FLEDGED t $ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY "ACC AMOUNT Of POUCT TOTAL CASH SURRENDER VALUE TOTAL LOANS AGAINST POUCT IENUICIARY TO *NOM POLICY If ASSIGNED S $ $ OTHER INSURANCE PORM (FIRE. LIAIILITY. ETC.) CARRIED ON NATURE ASSIGNEE AMOUNT S IN SUBMITTING THE FOREGOING STATEMENT THE UNDERSIGNED GUARANTEES ITS ACCURACY WITH THE INTENT THAT IT BE RELIED UPON BY THE AFORESAID CITY, AND WARRANTS THAT It HAS NOT KNOWINGLY Mj4'THHELD ANY NFORMATION THAT MIGHT AFFECT THE DECISION OF THE CITY TO TRANSACT BUSINESS OR ENTER INTO CONTRA Q'SIJRAL ARRANGENTS WIT44 THE UNDERSIGNED. SIGNED AT Miami , Florida SIGNATURE /' /Z �! THIS 21 DAY OF April 19 %% / // tom • resident Secretary surmaitsr .tta'ehed Bid applies to the following operati 3fls A. The sale of food and beverages (including beer) at the Stadium during special events, Novelties and souvenirs are a186 t3 be sold during these times. Daily operation of the Annex Boat Pit Concession $wilding the sale of food and beverages (including beer), C. Catering to the needs of the boating public through the sale of supplies and by providing services increase the marine uses of the overall facility. An examination of the premises and the record of past operations indicate that the facility has been under-utilized in relation to what we believe to be its potential. We view these concession operations as a challenge to develop activity and traffic at the Marine Stadium, and make it a productive part of thegood life in Miami. Our bid is based on professional experience in operating similar facilities, and in providing quality products and services to the public at a fair price. In addition, considerable investment will have to be made by the Operator in order to change the status quo and accomplish our proposed objectives -- and that investment must be amortized within the five year period of the Lease, thereby effectively increasing the rent to the City. At the time the bids are presented to the City Commission. we will be pleased to present our proposed plans for improvements to the property, methods of operation and promotion concepts. r..)9T1VE FOLLOW" bibbtRg otAttPtdATtot4s Its, it 'figagd in the buSinet§ Ot airline food •and beVerage saitg) airlihb fligbt datofitigo atia eVeht8) ii1es golf totirnainentt ) parade dondesSibtis throughout the state • of Florida: The company' S tatilitieS are Iodated i.n Miarni FtLauder- ale West Paltil 13ach, 8aratota 1:)aytona teach, Cape kennedYt Tallahassee , •Fort Walton 13each, Port Myers , Naples , 8anford , • and st Petersburg. , In the Palm each International Airport the •company operates a restaurant, two cocktail lounges, and two coffee shops; in Cape Xennedy an airport restaurant and cocktail lounge; at Sarasota Airport a restatrant, cocktail • loUnge, coffee shop, gift shop, and vending machines, In Day- tona Beach Regional, Tallahassee, Fort Walton Beach, and Port Myers Airports, Jerry's, Inc. operates restaurants, cocktail lounges, and gift shops. On November 17, 1975, Jerry' s, Inc. opened a cafeteria adjoining its Miami in-flight kitchen. The 150 seat cafeteria is designed to cater to airport employees. Jerry's, Inc. provides airline catering to Air Canada in Miami, and to National Airlines in Fort Lauderdale, Sarasota, and Fort Myers. - • -',.' TIV FOLLL)VV" • AMI FT. LAUDERDALE / WEST PALM BEACI1 / MI LI3OURNE / I)AN'TONA BEACH / TAI-LAI-1.ASSEE FT..N1YERS / FT. NVALTON /NAI'LES / SARASOTA••- - • , ••,'„, • • ' "." . • "• er e eotnp ly h s reoehtl ' opened a e ttetsive reStatiran agility i ekoess of 12 ,b00 sqi feet* ` `i operation is located Withi i the boundaries. i f the taoksoti' Memo ' al I4ospital' Complex Miami 6 It itidlildt81 fast food, 1=iour, catr otit; two complete' buffet• lines; .and a f'ine',diningbanquet room seat=' rig 200 people. For`the`past:3 years Jerry, has operated the food and beverage concession at the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic in Port Lauderdale. This one week,event draws almost 100,000 spectators and has been considered a major stop on the P.G.A. tour. For over 3 decades members of''this organization have enjoyed participating inthe p g food and .beverage industry in ; Florida., We are a competent, diversified catering firm active seeking new opportunities to provide the very best in service and quality to our customers. 'SUPPORTIVE DOCU "b, Eft TS FOLLOW" MIAMI / FT LAUOERDALE / WEST PALM BEACH / MELBOURNE / DAYTONA BEACH / TALLAHASSEE, FT. MYERS / FT: WALTON / NAPLES ./ SARASOTA ' • • rr CoUtity. • : • Mr 1. Cleveland • biredtor of Altribrt8 • Palm Beach Internaional. Airport West Palm 13e.ath,Florida. 3406 Phone 683-5722 . 1. • Mr, John Montgomery k Sr. -• • Tournament office -• • Jackie Gleason IriVerraryGoif Olassi6' Florida Phone 133-7400 - - • - = - "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" IJAMI / FT, LAUDERDAL1-: / WEST PALM BEACH / MELBOURNE / DAYTONA BEACH / TALL SARASOTA-;'.:•; •;, „ „ xui ilaiK LVni L.JLIC7 SPgNUI3i i1ERE It11 5 grove Rey Matina 3 Net Grave Rey marina leases a marine facility at Dinner Rey from the City of Miami, and its operating record is well known to the City, Ivey elements of that record are: 1, general expansion of the facilities and services for the boating public -.: eg., an increase of approximately 300% in storage capacity, and a new dock system. 2, providing amenities and facilities for the general public who do not own boats eg., Cap'n Dick's Shack, and the rental of rowboats and small sailboats. 3, improved appearance of the propert hangers and extensive landscaping. 4. increased revenues to the City -- eg., previous tenant were $21-22,000 annually; when the new restaurant opens, the combined minimum annual guarantee to the City will be $96,000. 5. a continuing effort to maximize the potentiakpf Phis, r`' ,Th.rrt._ fr unique site through increasing the intensity of uses, improving the general appearance. -., . When Grove KeyMarina took over the �() �'�' operation of this facility four years ago, it was a greatly run down and under- utilized property. The Marine Stadium facility presents a similar challenge, in that it is an unique site that is greatly under-utilized in terms of its potential. Meredith's previous experience includes a variety of marine related activities, dating back to 1960 when he moved to Coconut Grove. He had previously been an Account Executive with Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, an advertising agency in New York. fThbER QUALIFICATIONg OE_ORGE H. RUM President Runde, Driver, Spooner & Assi3ciatea, hut Engineers, Architects, Manners, Surveyors The firm of XDS&A has designed several marinas (including their ancillary facilities), both in Florida and the fahamas. In addition, it has designed a public olympic swimming pool with bath houses and refreshment center, several golf and country clubs on the blest Coast of Florida, and ten I#oward Johnson Motor Lodges and Restaurants. A large part of the firm's activities have been in the design of highways and bridges, airport facilities and port facilities. Many land use and planning studies have also been undertaken on a fee basis. KDS&A has been qualified by Metropolitan Dade County and the Florida Department of Transportation to provide professional. services in the categories of marinas, waterways and port planning. A representative list of projects is attached. Major considerations for the future development of the Marine Stadium operation are in the area of site planning and land use as they apply to public amenities in a marine oriented recreation area. There are also transportation and parking problems. Kunde's background and expertise in these areas will be a major contribution o the proposed project. Kunde is a registered professional engineer in Florida, Alabama and North Carolina, and a General Contractor in Florida, as well as belonging to several professional associations. RUN e. BRIV R, SPOONER tt ASSOCIATES, INE, ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS PLANNERS SURVEwRS MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES E3tIMAtth NOW I, LOCAtION t:ONSt. COst Potable Water Storage tank, Key West, Florida $100,000 Lehigh Portland Cement Plant, Dade County, Florida 50.0 Mil. Lehigh Portland Cement Plant, Bunnell, Florida 1.25 Mil. Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges, 15.0 Mil. Southeastern United States Industrial Buildings, Miami, Florida 1.0 Mil. Churches (four), Florida 1.1 Mil. Banks (five), Florida 1.0 Mil, Maintenance Hangar, Ft. Lauderdale 110,000 Schools (six), Dade County, Florida 1.3 Mil. Miami Springs City Hall, Miami Springs, Florida 250,000 Missile Sites, Dade County, Florida Unknown Howard Air Force Base, Panama Canal Zone 150,000 Naval Air Station, Key West, Florida Unknown Heating & Refrigeration Plant, Ft. Jackson, S.C. 500,000 Apartment Building (9 story), Sarasota, Florida 1.8 Mil, Apartment Bldg. (15 story), Ormond Beach, Florida 2.0 Mil. Kennel Club, Daytona Beach, Florida Unknown Eastern Airlines Maintenance Facility, Miami International Airport Miami, Florida 120,000 Baptist Hospital, Miami, Florida 12.0 Mil. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Parking Garage Miami, Florida 5.1 Mil. Holy Cross Hospital, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 14.0 Mil. Detail Plans for Three Marinas, Dade County, Florida 1.5 Mil. Structural Evaluation & Feasibility Analysis —Phase I —Orange Bowl Stadium Miami, Florida 16 Mil. Structural Design —South Dade Government Center, Dade County, Florida 1.25 Mil. Structural, Utility, Construction Plans & Specs. for Heavy Commercial Building United Parcel Service, Hialeah, Florida 1.5 Mil. 13-Story Office Building —Structural Plans Coral Gables, Florida 3.0 Mil. Structural Design —Press Box & End Zone Upperdecking—Orange Bowl Stadium Miami, Florida Structural Design—REA Building & U.S. Post Office Facilities — Miami International Airport, Dade County, Florida 900,000 Architectural & Structural Design of Main Scoreboard — Miami Orange Bowl Stadium, Miami, Florida Unknown 46ff BID SECURITY ttAsttIG OF ME coMMoDoitt RALPH putiozarjautatE bat t toot ilEctiveb April 22 1977 STAMUM F000#BEVERAGEy#ETC. Pnhlin Pecilitiesi Orangc Bowl tAd. 101:0 - k ER t YP E OP SECURItY POO AMbUNt ACCOuNtiNO Utt Southeast First National Bk, Marine Stadium Enterprisps,Tnr, ot Miami Springs,,4299 N.W. 36t1. St. ,Miami Springs#Fla, 2081 Weatherford Blvd. Miami, Florida $1,00mo Miami Conceaaions, tnr 1710 S.W. 27th Avenue Miami, Florida Royal Trust :k. Miami, Fla. Cash,Ck.#182888 _J1,000.00 "SUPPORTIVE FL,LLOW" Received t abevie checks this __&I!/!_fclo 19 FQR ACCQUNTING DIVISION ROYAL TRUST BANK OP MIAMI, N.A. Pay to the otdet of MIAMI, l'LOHiDA CASNIER'S CH purchaser pkoyAL TatigLej cm) 182888 0.116 Dititiii., —19 Ced10,6381.008Authorized Signature Ile a 2aaaiii; 01irb U' ?O 000,...._go' Southeast First National Bank of Miam 4299 N.W. 36thStreet, Miami Springs, Florida REMITTER... ORUER of Jerrys Caterers '*** THE CITY OF MIAMI ** No. 243318 April 21, t4 77 63.602 s1,000.00 Ca ier's Check 670 t' Legal. Abffithtdver it Staled bids for the leasing tit' the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium Food) 8everage) NtiVeity, Tbbbdaty Bail and items relating to fishing and bbat1hgCbritestionratilities will be received by the City Manager and the City Clerk of the City of Miami) Florida at 10t00 A, M, or the 22nd day of April, 1977, in the City Clerk's Offices, 1st ribbr br the Miami City Hall, 3500 Par American Drive, Dinner Key) Miami) Florida 33133, at which time and • place all bids will be publicly opened and read, • All bids shall be submitted in accordance with the • instructions to bidders and specifications) which •may be otained from the office of the Director • Public Facilities, Orange Bowl Stadium, Miami, Florida,' • The City Commission reserves the right to waive any informality in any bid, and the City Manager may reject any or all bids and reddvertise. •