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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-08658AC '/bbb 5/6/77 ORDINANCE NO�. 8658 AN ORDINANCE MENDING SECTION 3.8 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, IN ITS ENTIRETY, RELATING TO THE HOURS OP SALE FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WITHIN THE CITY BY COMPLETELY REVISING THE 'HOURS ALLOWED tOR SUCH SALE BY VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF VENDORS AND ESTABLISHING DEFINITIONS FOR SUCH VENDORS; CONTAINING ;A REPEALER CLAUSE AND A SEVERABtLITY PROVISION AND CONTAINING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, BE IT ORDAINED 13Y TI1E COMMISSION OP THE CITY OP MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section I. Section 348 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, is hereby further amended by repealing the same in its entirety and substituting the following provisions; Section 3-8. Hours during which sales of alcoholic beverages allowed; Sunday sales. Definitions: (1) (a) For the purposes of this section the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them: Bar: C.O.P. Any place devoted to the retailing and drinking of malt, vinous, or other alcoholic beverages, or any place where any sign is exhibited or displayed indi- cating that alcoholic beverages are ,obtain- able for consumption on the premises. Liquor Package Store: N.C.O.P. A vendor licensed by the state to sell liquor as defined under the laws of Florida in sealed containers for consumption off the premises. Beer and Wine Bar: C.O.P. A bar licensed by the state to sell beer and wine as defined under the laws of Florida by the drink (consumption on the premises). Liquor Bar: C.O.P. A bar licensed by. he state to sell liquor as defined under the laws of Florida by the drink (consumption on the premises). Restaurant, Liquor, Beer & Wine; C.O.P, A vendor of beer, wine and -liquor as defined under the laws of Florida whose license is issued by. the state in connection with the operation of a restaurant and whose sale is by the drink (consumption on the premises). Hotel Motel and Apartments; C.a.i'. A vendor of beer; wineand]aquoc, as defined under the laws of Florida whose license is issued by the state in connection with the operation of a hotel, motel or apartments, and whose sale is by the drink (consumption on the premises), vote :Club fit C I0, P . A vendor of liquor as e . re un e er the laws of Florida whose character is that of o. fraternal or aortal nature and which asaaeiatiet or organization is not operated or maintained for profit and whose sale is by the drink (consumption on the premises) fi ,ght _Club . C.O.P. A vendor of liquor as -defined under the laws of Florida whose sale is by the drink (consumption on the premises) and where the place of business is located within any building establishment and operated for the purpose of providing meals and refreshments prepared on the premises, together with vaude- ville, theatrical entertainment or dancing, and where such place of business operates after 11:00 P.M., and where meals, alcoholic bever- ages and refreshments prepared on the premises are served and sold to the public in connection with vaudeville, theatrical entertainment or dancing, and where, in addition to space required by chairs and tables for service of teals to not less than two hundred persons which shall be set up and maintained, there shall be provided a floor space of at least four hundred square feet, located in one unit and on the same floor, suitably prepared for dancing, free from tables, chairs or other obstructions at all times, and where live band or live orchestra music or dancing shall be provided daily during the months of November, December, January, February and March during any four-hour period extending from 7:00 P.M. to the hour: of closing the following morning. Sale: means serve, sell, offer to sell, allow to be consumed or delivered. Supper Club: C.D.P. A vendor of liquor as defined under the laws of Florida whose sale is by the drink (consumption on the premises) and is located in a building or portion thereof where food is prepared andserved for pay and for consumption on the premises with accessory provisions for entertainment on a year round basis. (b) None of the preceding provisions shall be deemed to modify, repeal, amend or supersede any of the zoning ordinances heretofore or hereafter adopted. (2) No distributor or vendor of intoxicating and/or alcoholic beverages or any employee thereof, on the licensed premises, shall sell, serve, offer to sell,, allow to be consumed or deliver any alcoholic beverages to any person except during the following hours; (a) (i) Vendors of alcoholic beverages operating stores not located within the Central Commercial Distric as defined herein primarily for the sale of products other than alcoholic beverages may make sales of beer and wine in sealed containers fot� consumption off the ;premisetinting ouch as their §thus legally remain open for the + t ether goods. (ii) Vender§ :of n1>«otiolic 'bevei~egea operating attire§ located within the Central Commercial t)iatriet et defined lierptn primarily for the °sale of products other thee aleoho ie beverages may make naiea of beer and wine in eealred tend. tainere for consumption off the premises during eueh bourn AO their :aorta legally remain open for the sale of other .goads except that no each tales et beer er wine shall be permitted on 3uttday. (iii) the Central +Commercial t isteict as the tetra is used herein is defined as follows: ,beginning at the intersection of Biscayne stay and the Miami rover end following the Miami River in a westerly direction to the centerline of South Miami Avenue, and theatre north along the said centerline of South Mani Avenue to the centerline of S.W. 4th Street, thence went along said centerline of said S.W. 4th Street to the west lot line extended of lot 16, flock 155N, Miami (A. .. ktNOt4LT0N), thence north coinciding with the said exten- ded westerly tot line of Lot 16 and continuing north coinciding with the westerly lot lines of Lots 16 thtu 18 and Lots 1 thru 3 of Block 13SN, and Lots 8, 9 and 1 of Block 134N to the t`.t:,C.R.R., thence northwesterly and thence north along the P. B. C.lt.tt. to the center' line of N.W. Sth Street, thence east along the said centerline of N.W. 5th Street to the centerline of North Mend Avenue, thence north along the centerline of North Miami Avenue to the centerline of N.B. 6th Street, thence east along the centerline of N.B. Gth Street as pro- jected to Biscayne Bay, and thence along the westerly shoreline of Biscayne Bay in a southerly direction to the point of beginning. dl` (b) The hours of sale for alcoholic beverages by the following establishments are: (i) weekdays, including Saturday, from 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 A.M. on the following day; (ii) Sunday, from 12:00 NOON to 3:00 A.M. on the following day: Beer & Mine Barr C.O.P. Liquor Bar: C.O.P. Restaurant, Liquor, Beer & Wine: C.O.P. Hotel, Motel & ApartTnnts: C.O.P. Private Clubs, Liquor: C.O.P. (c) The hours of sale for alcoholic beverages by a Liquor Package Store: N.C.O.P., are: (i) weekdays, including Saturday, from 7:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.; (i) Sunday, no sales are permitted. (d) The hours of sale for alcoholic beverages by the following establishments are: (i) weekdays, including Saturday, from 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. on the following day; (ii) Sunday, from 12:00 NOON to 5:00 A.M. on the following days Nightclubs; C.O.P. Supper Clubs: C.Q.P. (o) The City Commission may extend the above hours of wale for alcoholic beverages for consumption on or off promisee on special occasions by reaolutipn. Section 2, if any a ction, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this ordinance shall not be affected. Section 3. All ordinanceo, code aectiona or pares of ordinances, insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisiona of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 4, The provisions of this ordinance shall become effective on July 1, 1977. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 19Tw day of MA 1977. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY, this 10) day of MAY , 1977. ATTEST: PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: ROBERT F. CLARK ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY ,MAuktek, MAURICr , ERRE MAYOR APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: GEORGE F. 1NOX. JR. CITY ATTORNEY .4- MIAM1 it VICW AND DAILY PtretSIM Patilidelt natty tteept Smoilith htihy ea tight NM*, MINE14 thth earotty. Moth STATE CP MINIM Matt OP NOE Nem the =entlinniestl •UD8flty tniehiAlle An. !sloe Non Obetsp.. *Ile en es sops DIN Al eilkOdAnt ill Mt MollihNI Vino Isno Iry An Int Ritter& s natty weep este si, S sp in IOW trandityl) novagistoolt euellt ed at tend In Ado temp, rImest felt tisnsense tee, ovet, thddtiOnt,, bona s mat vedlientInt er idle, In tne Matter Or t/TY or mIAmt, bAbt COUNTY •••••••••••••••• 4444444444 ••••••••1.••••••1••••••• 444 •• 44444 44 10611"0•••••••••••••••••••• 444 • 4 6.1 Ret orditiatice No. 8655, etc. In the 44 >)t>c5c5t Celine enisk t IIthlj in al h1wIbpp 111 irtie uuu or May 25, lgr? 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AMENDED' .THE APPROPRIATIONS 01201NANCIS PON `1 •FISCAL YEAft1024.1'6EDOPTED NOVEMEER Mk EY AMENDING SECTIONS1,,AND THEREOP, PROVIDING HE .POR TCREATIOICON' A KIND ENTITLED * •,,AMERICAN TRADVEXHIBITION TRUST AND AbeNcv ruND,•,ANts MVING A TOTAL AaMicreitiAttoN • TovvAltb SAID PU 0 IN THE AMOUNT CIP 8L0SS,000, AND ' PROVIDING POI/. REVENUES IN SAIDEMOUNT) CON. ; ' TAMING A REPEALER PROvISION,,VSEVERAEILITY CLAUSE AND AN EroecTive DATE,. - • 0415INANCE NO VV. • AN ORDINANCE 'AMENDINGsIHE MIAMI tiTY • EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEMICIRDINANCE NO, " 2230, DECEMBER s, 1430, Al AMENDED) AS APPEARING .iN coDIPMATION 'FORM AS A PART OP CHAPTER2 OP THE CODE OP THE CITY OP MIAMVPLORMA,10S7. AS AMENDED, MORE PARTICULARLY ANIENOIND SECTION 21, AS AMENDED, OP SAI b CH APTE R SI PROVIDING THAT IP A MEMBER CANNOT FULFILL THE APORESAIDCON, " DIT1ONS AND /I SOUllteME NTS OF THIS SECTION WHICH ' age- NICRISARY.,rolt RESTORAtIONAGP .112IftVICE CREDITS, HE MAY, NEVERTHELESS. BE PERMITTED TO REDEPOSIT OR PAY If ACK HIS sultvicaciteDsT UP *TO A • MAXIMUM Or PON._ ,YEARStyptIRTHEIheltOVIDING THAT SHOULD, A ,MEmbEIt DIME 470 PAY .11Atit' • UNDER: tHm;HBASIN SUBSECTION, .1Elb/PAYSACK SHALL BE MADE tINOER HIS CURRENT COMPENSATION . RATE As 'THE, EASIS PON DETERMINING.COSTS IN. :vOLvED, PROVIDING .THAT HIS SEPARATION PROM. I • pRIDILEMPLOYMENT WITH THE CITY.OPMIAMI SHALL HAVE' BEEN ,UNDER 'HONORABLE CONDITIONS; '"‘* • ' REPEALING 'TALL' ORDINANCEE OR PARTS VP OR... I DINANCES IN CONFUCT•HENEIN),ANDCONTAININD SEvERASILITYPROVISION AND AN EPPECTIVE OATS. * tv.s. •••0 , • - t 11P3r4-1-:' AN-ONOINANCE AMENDING sgeriiii4i34,* TM CODE,; ' or THE eiTY,OP MIAMI; PLORIOA; IN MS ENTIRETY. • RELATING TO,THE HOURS OP ALE ON ALCOHOLIC ' BEVERAGetriNITHIWTHE CITY BY 4COMPLETELY • :REVISINOTHE 'HOURSALLOWED PON SUCH•SALE EY VARIOUS' 'CATEGORIES ''OP—"VEWOONS LAND - ESTABLISHING"- beRINITIGNS 1:001'StICHNENDORSi ; CONTAINING'A, REPEALER CLAUSE AND'A. SEVERABILITY'PR.OVISION,AND CONTAINING.AN BF FECTIVE GATE; -' ' - , • • •'*.RALPH,O. 646)0. • _• 4"4:•••,, CITY CLERK .* *. puboottan sr Ells flotice0 the IS dor of Alsre1f7/ • o.; , .Mort, Maurice 1eire D fice of the Mayor Dinner Key Offices City of Miami Coconut Grove Miami, Ft 33133 Re: Second Report' of. Cottn i'ttee to : Study T ours of...Clo.sitg.._of ..L_iquo,f'. Es,t.ab_1_i-shine Dear Mayor Ferre: The expanded committee to re -study hours of closing of liquor and beer establishments has completed its deliberations and has assigned to me the duty of reporting on its findings and recommendations. The committee consists of Tom Nesbitt, Rita Stone, James Stratos, Lt. K. Harrison, David D. Phillips, Mrs, I,Ricky Caminiti, Father John Edwards, David Fincher, Jerome Robinson, Al Sakolsky, Luis Sabines, and Dr. Conrad R. Willard, Chairman. Carrying out the will of the committee, I respectfully report to you and Commissioners Gordon, Plummer, Gibson, and Reboso the following findings and recommendations: 1. There is attached hereto a chart entitled "Hours for Sale of Alcoholic Beverages Proposed by Mayor Ferre's Committee (April of 1977)" which reflects the hours of closing which we recommend. 2. Bearing in ;Hind the guidelines given to us by you and the commissioners, we have reconsidered that portion of our July 7, 1976 report which is designated (b-2) in para- graph 3 on page 2. We now feel that there should be no limitations on grocery stores outside the downtown zone. We therefore recommend the hours of sale of beer and wine in that category to be: "While Store is Open". This applies seven days a week. 3. We feel that we have achieved uniformity between the various types of liquor establishments within the city, as nearly as is feasible, by recommending that 7 AM be the opening hour and 3 AM be the closing hour six days a week (with noon to 3 AM being the Sunday hours) for: Beer & Wine Bars C.O.P. Liquor Bars C.O.P. Hotel, Motel & Apartments Private Clubs Liquor C.O.P. Night Clubs Supper Clubs these being the 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th cate- gories on Mr. Ferencik's chart and constituting all of the Consumption on Premises (C.O.P.) establishments. 4, Other than as is specifically discussed herein, we re -assert the matters set forth in our July 7, 1976 report, particularly as regards the differentiation between the down- 'town zone and the rest of the city as regards grocery stores Anti convenience stores selling beer and wine, 5, It is obvious that no solution will suit every- one, We have considered all of the factors which we feel are involved, such as (but not limited to) a distinction between liquor establishments in residential areas on the one hand and those: in the non-residential areas on the other, However Itoor r rre 4, l 1' 7 g ther to whieh we iaiie liven the n we ght i balm i i the:qutieS between' all' partics (ineludh theubi, the o:iee, and the industry) is the desire for Uniformity - • 6' The above recotntneridatiotts (including those on :the attached chart) have been approved.by a majority of.the cettnittee .present 18, 1977 meeting, ,kegret,to report that 100% atteidance,but at1thetnbers ' were given ample notice, Notice . of• the meeting \etas duly published in the local. paper as required by the Coverni. trient in the Sunshine Law, On behalf of.the Committee, I wish to express appreciatict for the opportunity to work on this problem. It Is assured that this will conclude our work' on this matter, in whioh' you ' case may want to terminate the committee's existence. On the other hand, if there is some further service we can -render, we are available. Very truly yotiltl, Conrad''1. Wi11er Chairman Attachment • 3$1~ b, 3L t YOR t cnnU F 'C.Oi1E ftf TYPE Or tIC1,N5t tEtR & WIt8 IN OROCi 1 'Y tONVENIINCE STORES N,C.0,1?,=ONTSIbt 'DOWNTOWN ARBA :SEER & VINE IN 'GROCER & • COUV1!t'1I1 NCt STORES N . C , O . P , = IN DOWNTOWN 'AREA, Bt EtZ & WINE BAR Czo.P. RESTAURANT, LIQUOR, • BEER & WINE ,C.0.P,. NIGHTCLUBS WEEK SATs WEEK SAT.' SUN. WEEK N, F PROPOSED 11OURS MR SA 'it# le Store While Store While Store is Open is Open is Open While Store is Open, flint Not from Saturday Midnight to Sunday Midnight 7 AM to 3 AM 7AMto3AM Noon to 3 AM 7 AM to 10PM 7 AM to 10 PM No Sales 7 AM to 3 AM 7 AM to 3 AM Noon to 3 AM 7 AM to 3 AM 7 AM to .3 AM Noon to 3 AM MIAMI REVIEW ANb DAILY �b•. • Ptibilshert Wit), except S,tuuMy SuMdj marl Legal Holidays Miami, bade County, notida "1-A1t OF 'FLORIDA OUNI'Y OF DAbE: Before the, undersigned authority 1,0501411y ap. •earad Ruth Glatter, who Oh oath say§ that 'She s Assistant to the Publisher of the Miarril.RevIeW and ,•, raily Record, a dell), (except saturday, Sunday'.ind egal Holidays) newspaper., Published et Miami in • 'ode County, Florida; that the attached COY Of radvet- iseMent. being a Legal Advettiternerit or Notice ifl. he matter of !ITY OF MIAMI, DADt COUNTY et Ordihatite' NOb 8658 tOt1OBriutig,,- sa'6'f11.COhOlte?Is6VY14ge 11 the :Xkkkx • eak ,as rantrlished in said newapaper the issues of ¶ay 25; 1977 Aftiant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily Record Is a newspaper published at Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, and that the said news- paper has heretofore been continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as second class mail matteat the post °Hite In Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; arid affiant further says that she has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper'. • • . • ....Oft: 0, o O Votetm v. +pater" State of i2frAgirnmission to and sub4•412 d fit e me this • May n7.2 _ 13Abe COUNtY) PLORIDA NCItiet tO ?NE PUBLIe HOURS OP SALE 'OP ,ALt0HoLic- BEVEllAtet IN tHt erre OF MIAMI tPPEttivE bATE OF ORbiNANcE All interested persons please take notice that Ordinance NO. • 865e patted and adopted May 19, 19/7 concerning the Hours of Sale of Alcoholic Beverages Ih the City of Miami will become effective ofl the following date: PRIDAY, JULY 1, 1977 Ralph G. ONGIE City Clerk City of Miami, Florida Publication Of this notice on the 25 day of May, 1977 - 5/25 M 51147 • , „