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Home My WebLink AboutO-08661INANC NO E6 S AN =ROM ORDINANCE AMMO ORMAN= N'Os 85191 AS AMENDED, ADOPTED MUM 11, 1976, SY ANENDINC SECTION I AND SEMEN 4 SDP, INCREASING SPECIAL PROGRAM AND ACCOUNTS SY $1011724 t. $ 0,262,76D1 INCREASING RPVENUSS OTHER THAN At VALOREM 'TAXES SY $IO3,724 T8 'S'SI,7S6,9280 REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OP ORDINANCES IN CON.. PLtCP HEREWITH AND CONTAIN= A SEVERASILITY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 8559 on November 11, 1976, establishing revenues and appropriations for the fiscal year 1976-771 and WHEREAS, the City of Miami has participated in the Summer Youth Recreation Program for the past eight years; and WHEREAS, the City desires to participate in the Summer Youth Recreation Program of 1977: and WHEREAS, the urgent public need to establish the Summer Youth Recreation Program for the entire summer requires immediate program funding; and WHEREAS, Federal funds are available to the City in the amount of $103,724 for the Summer Youth Recreation Program; and WHEREAS, further modifications to Ordinance No. 8589 are re- quired as follows 1. General Fund Revenues modified as follows; (a) Increases; (1) Increase in revenue other than ad valorem revenues: $103,724. 2. General 'Fund Appropriations modified as follows; (a) Increases; (1) Establish an appropriation in Special Programs and Accounts - Reserve for Special Programs • Summer Youth Recreation Program; $10I,724; NOW. TfEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; Section 1, Ordinance No. 8589, as amended, adopted November II, gab, the Annual Appropriations Ordinance tor fiscal year i976-77, is hereby further amended in the following particulars; 1/ 1/ Words and figures stricken through shall be deleted. dersscore4 material constitutes the amendment proposed. Me remain ng provisions are not affected and resin letiretelet eMOM PUND Special Programs and ►cenunts $ L,448,044 :A, 92098 TOTAL =RAL FUND $ 44, 4~4,, 9,4f $ 74, 240094 Unallocated Balance $ ti_ A 229.130.. $ 4+4r993,499 1.2WIDALI Ottr9l9,f88 $106A21,007 pleby+ urthtt Section 2. Section 4 of Ordinance 8589 1a am nd'ed to provide an increase in 'general Pund revenue other than ad valorem taxes by $103,7.24, refilpcted in the following particulars: "Section 4. * * * * * (Revenue Sourek ) Revenue TOTAL MAL OPERATING RUDOFT (General Fund Revenue)Other Than Ad Valorem Taxes $ 8i7688,184 $ S1, 788192E TOTAL GENERA, PUNb MENU $ 447.888T;e6 $ 744464,484 TOTAL GENERAL OPERATING RRVRNUES 496rgig094 $106,521,007 * * *' Section 3. if any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining pro- visions of this ordinance shall not be affected. Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5. The foregoing ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure on the ground of urgent public need for the preservation of peace, health, safety and property of the City, and to meet appropriations made. Section 6. The requirement of reading this ordinance on two separate days is hereby dispensed with by a four -fifths vote of the members of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 9th day of MSY , 1977. ATTEST; MAURICE A. ?ERRE RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK PI PARE0 AND APPROVED BY; Rreivtgtpug..... ROBERT f'. CLARR ASSIST:;; TY ATTORNEY APP ROE CITY A JR. MAYOR --R-- --mil -.fit---WRltW--l-. -i-f-! y Wards st icken ougih ekal d� �ted. Underscored words constitute proposed amen at. unmated eta material does not constitute aaiendaen, -211r Joseph R. Orasbit City Manager /1,41-- e /ter �'�+z��• t IL Howard, direct,s or Parks and Recreation bepartment ;i� May e7, 1911 Cummer Youth Recreation Program ;he City of Miami has participated in the Summer Youth Recreation Program for the past eight years. Vederal funding of $101,724 is available for City participation in the 1977 SuMMer Youth Recreation Program. Although the City has not received the official grant award, the City has received verbal notification that funds will continue to be forwarded as in previous years for the Summer Youth Recreation Program. The project provides a varied program of recreational activities for the 8 to 13 year -olds residing in the fifteen economically - disadvantaged areas of the City. Participants benefit on cultural, educational, and recreational levels. It is recommended that the attached proposed ordinance increasing General Fund revenues and appropriations by $103.,724 to provide for the Sumner Youth Recreation Program, be presented to the City Commission for adoption. Also attached is a copy of the grant application. Note that the title has been changed from "Recreation Support program" to "Summer Youth Recreation Program." Attachments PitOCIIRAM The fifteen 05) parks participate in the Citywide summer praa gram. 'This program is offered from BOO a.m. until SOO 1)1 rn• Monday through Friday. Activities Include swimming, arta and crafts, athletics, and special events, Some leagues and special events are held in the evening, EXTENDED HOURS Ily tainting recreation aides, the parks in the economically needy areas can remain open until 1000 p.m. This is vital in areas where youngsters cannot afford activities requiring admission charges. These expanded hours will enable the offering of a comprehensive program at all lighted areas in the evening. Recre- ation Aides and Summer Teen Employment workers will be used at all fifteen (15) parks. PIMA) TRIPS • This popular activity has educational as well as recreational value. Buses will take children out of the community, to Disney World, which many will see for the first time. AWARDS DAY Each park will hold their own awards day in late August and will feature various contests, dancing, and picnicking. Trophies and prizes will be awarded and food will be served. -1111.1111Plosommom....--, fli*` handicapped and emotionally disturlavedf The children come from economically needy area, The purpose of this program is to provide an organised structure within a relaxed atmosphere, where recreation, personal growth and learning en be enhanced through profitable and enjoyable experience . C. Equipment and Supplies Clothing -uniform shirt,s, shorts badges $ 1.000 • First Aid Supplies 75. -.Office Supplies., paper stock arid memeograph 100. paper Playground Supplies .athletic and craft supplies; ribbons and trophies; tennis nets 4.000. Special Supplies safety and other metal chairs; banquet tables; card tables 267. Total Commodities $ 5.442. . AREAS SERVED Fifteen (15) parks will participate in the program. Three (3) are located in the Model City area (Edison, Moore, and Manor). Four (4) are in the central inner City area (Dixie, Dorsey, Range 1, and Central Miami). Three (3) are in the Little Havana area (Fern Isle, Orange Bowl, and Southside). Three (3) are located in the Coconut 4 SKATING. The skating rink at Manor Park will be the sen of the larger part of this activity. Skates will be furnished to participants and skating lessons, music, and contests will be held. Recreation Aides and Summer Teen Employment workers will supervise this activity' SHOWMODILE ACTIV/TIES This activity will encompass talent shows, movies, dances, and dramatic presentations. A rotating schedule will be set up wherein the showmobile will visit all parks on a rotating basis. This mobile stage will give many youngsters and parents alike an opportunity to express themselves or. just be spectators. Sunday concerts in the parks will be presented throughout the summer from the showmobile. MOVIES Popular full length cartoons and movies will be borrowed from local sources and shown nightly at all areas. 'These movies will be rotated in order that all areas enjoy the complete series. PROGRAMS FOR THE 13ANDICAPPEDD These programs will be located in thirteen (13) locations serving approximately five hundred (500) children and young adults. These students are economically, socially deprived, mentally and physically 3 Grove area (Douglas, Grand Avenue, and Virriek). The other two (2) are located in the Allapattah area (Comstock and Clemente), Dixie Park has a large community building, swimming pool, basket. ball courts, tennis court, playground apparatus, and a small soft. ball area, while Dorsey Park has a baseball field, small game room, large shelter, basketball courts and playground apparatus. Range is under 1.15 and has baskethall and tennis courts. Central MIMI) idison, Moore, Manor, rand Avenue, Douglas, Southside, and t.oberto Clemente Parks all have community buildings, mult4. court facilities, bali fields, tennis courts and playground apparatus. dime and Manor have swimming pools. Virrick Park has a large and a small community building, game courts; playground apparatus, and a swimming pool. .'ern Isle has a basketball court, tennis court, softball field and a large open play area. Comstock has a large shelter, picnic grills. softball field and open play area. Orange Bowl has a basketball court, play apparatus, and open play area. All fifteen (15) parks are located in the economically needy areas of the City. Ea. • Number of Recreational Opportunities The total estimated attendance in all of the programs to be offered by the City of Miami is 315, 500. 5 Result's and ileiiefitsi This program offers a wide variety of activities for all partici. pants, educational &swell as recreational. The participants learn while experiencing an enjoyable time, AT1ON The Aquatic Program will run for a period of eleven (11) weeks. This program will begin on ittne 12 and run for eleven (11) weeks, ending on August 27th. The program will operate seven (7) days a. week, from 9:00 a. rn. until 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday; and from 9:00 a.. wt. until 5:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. The Recreation Program will run for eight (8) weeks, beginning on Stine 27th and ending on August 20th. The parks will be open from 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. , Monday through Saturday. A minimum staff will work on Sunday. G. Coordination with Other Programs EMPLOYMENT Residents of the areas will be employed to implement the program. Older teen-agers and young adults, preferably with some recreation training and experience, will be utilized, if possible. Many of these people need summer employment to complete their education. If some special. skills are necessary and not available from this group, 6 then it may hecome necessary to employ ape Mists fro » other areas. Applicants will be accepted from local Civil Service rosters, local colleges and universal. s State employment services, Urban Corns and Community Action Agencies. Employees will receive . basic orientation and will obtain a physical examination from their own doctor. No written test or polygraph will be necessary. A total of one hundred (100) etrr,ployees will be hired. These enr►- ployees will be utilized as ecreation Aides. Since parks are open day and night, schedulers will be coordinated to have proper administrative coverage at all times. One hundred (100) Recreation Aides, will be assigned to parks, field trips, or special events. They will work under the supervision of the per- manent recreation personnel at the park and be responsible for organizing and supervising recreational activities. Specialists will be hired to conduct special activities which will be offered to all parks on a rotating basis. These activities will include baton, dance, tumbling, judo, and arts and crafts. Workers from the Summer Teen Employment Program will be assigned to all phases of the program. They will be assigned to work with Recreation Aides and permanent recreation personnel. 7 They will also assist in serving lunches which wilt be supplied through the Florida Department of l;ducation, Forte, anti Nutri= tion Management. 'there will be six hundred and twenty.one (6 ) of these youths working in the program. 14. PARTICIPANTS lteeruittrierit anti tli ilsility.. Participants in the program will primarily be from ages eight (8) through thirteen (1S). Thu total community, however, will be involved since older teen-agers in the Summer Youth Employ- ttient Program and young adults will be employed to supervise the program. Parents will be actively involved as spectators, volunteers, and planners. CIT �T1�S�1N�lL 51�1t V 0 Mt/At a • i977 UP1 Of T PROGRAM RAM U1 T 100 Recreation Aides, 40 hours per week for 8 weeks 50 Recreation Attlee 11 = $ 3. 00 per hour SO Recreation Aides 1 - 2. 5n per hour $ 48,000. �1iS.Otfd, Total Cost Personal ServIees $ 88,000. CONTRACTUAL 2ACTUAL 5t1tVIC1 S Repair Services ltentalst flusus, Disney World, 14 trips COMMODITIES 100, 6 1G0. Tutat Contractual Services $ f,, 260. Publications and Memberships $ 170. Clothing -uniform shirts, shorts, badges $ 1,000. First Aid Supplies 75, Office Supplies -paper stock and memcograph paper 100. Playground Supplies - Athletic and craft supplies; ribbons and trophies; tennis nets Special Supplies- Safety and Other -metal chairs; banquet tables; card tables r Lvrr) AND SUNDRY CHARGES $ 4, 000. $ 267. Total Commodities $ 5, 612. Unclassified- Admissions to Attractions $ 3, 852. Total Fixed and Sundry Charges $, 3,852 GRAND TOTAL $103, 724. CITY OP MIAMI 1977 RI:MEAT/ON SUPPORT PilOORAIWI 1iUtET ADDENDUM LaaNdsA011IESI Clothing.unifortn shirts, shorts. batigtim PLAVOROUND SUPPLlES Athletic and craft supplies; ribbons and trophies; tennis nets SPV1AL Safety and Other metal chairs: banquet tables; card tables VDCF.D AND SUNDRY CI-IAROtS Unclasstfled-Admissions to`Attractions CONTRACTUAL SERVIclt$ Coconut Grove Childrens Theatre Rental 15 Passenger Van $ $ $ 2 000. $ g00. $ 4, 000. $ I .000. TOTAL $15, 000. '1 BUDGET SUPPORT SHEET PART 1 (Salaries anti Wages) 'A 4 :.••'s #4.4 t l'r •.r"m• !.re8810% itis trri Page of tttrtt laft.ltft.tUat 1. NAME OF 1.FPLICANT AGL.ZY CITY OF MIAMI FLORIDA 1 2- TYPE OF GRANT :.: l A.r.tks.or.N.N.T 1 T-1 Co*LTINLJATION OF GRANT NO. SALARIES AND WAGES f 1 ter .:..nitsort or Cast (.....,on N... I. Li a. PAID PERSONNEL iCtor.plete C.I. C ttra) 1.41% Nor.federta Share ts entered th Col. E.fr 5- cars. sushwinrsa, April 2:7„ 1947 VOLUNT TITLE OR POSITION A. Ne. MAN MONTNS a. TOTAL SALARIES AND *AGES (Cot. D t E) C. CSA FEDERAL. SNARE 0, NONFEDERAL SNARE E. CATEGORy OF vOLLINTEER ,•List crt Irage Rate Segitterszet 4. I' *AGE PER prouRt ft. ratati ISCP.IRS PAOPOPeraerrmit, SNAPS, tea« IA* 0 Recreation Aides II 5u 48,000 Recreation Aides , ,t 40,000 . _ .. I - N • . • [ • ...- / 1 .. i •• I I ..., 4 1 i• 1 al.....nor 1 ' _ 1 i SUBTOTAL(Thss pc‘e)f fi se c.rasns.434.1c rt. (CIO 100 Wks 86, 000 i SUBTOTXL Clis Paitei (ti-e earatr.ttitrom •titerrrej L140.0•60•101.1015111...ft.aaawl. ..............-..-. ...-......i .. .....-. .--:.......... ....... .........,................... 46. CND tOTAt. PAM FEESOI:NEL 100 tSt.ost on Paiit 2 OSLEJ fs 4Nromenrookkr..........4•440..w. .- Wks 88 000 *4.... &RARE'. vo-rAt.,. VOW TIER arms.4.4464. 46.4. 4. aor 411. •44.4.4•. armor.. ‘,„ %POCH mAY bc.L.SED UMTIL EXNAL4STEG.1 1111111111iiim • Is f i11, 1,t N. tr'i'Irft+t+, NAM CF 14PP4.1mANT AGE1' t. ..mar. O1.p..rtu.4ttti i,.:1 of TYPE OF 18/1 5u8 111C8 TY or WAN I FLORIDA flUDC SUPPORT i3ATA (hem: of Cast t.`attorte tY L I. 551h"hQ1itEraY e4-.71ritUSTtOr• OF ORAN,T 1¢0. Salaries aad 4[ages. Shot» subtotal far sac* toss cacegor» AST TtO!ti OF.ITEM ANO BASIS FOR VAtu ATION. UEOR 6'1'8K S BRA, • Salaries and Wa es 5 ace Costs and 12etttals Consumable Supplies er Direct Cost 6. 160 cttar><o 7tOTA 1 t�3,1Z4 16 un. Pagt,t only.) dos stra-ex:€ BUDGET SUMMARY -(TM i1+ah4 ..51t•ettn;5rcttoa Pilo• Trcs.ans undo. Srr'tnn ?) . c+d ... t,r r•et ? tie £rover r tFr +rt is. GRANTNQ. 9. FU4DINGPERK.^PCRWRIER ;C.PRORAN.ACCOU!1T:TITLERRDftQ.lis F UYO5 ARE RFOtiESTE . I sino'nr+i *:rsr ree.nt 0£0$c,t.•nent,fCmnrt TIEDAPTEOURExPEtiOEttOE0.RECEaRL.RtleCSxtRi Jr9taff It t'ERD OF CURREI'AT FURDtRG 0ER[L•0:fittarl#most6 retahA fjsartCi. Femmetai Report•5uppaok DGtu. $hMk! {June 27,1977 Aug, 20, 1977 SECXiON #. 8UD(rEl' 5UN.NARi ; r- tP! t C;TtOtc n ,mete Cn3:,-n E cnt•. Ci1tiT1t('.STFr)45 - co^c a Cob t+ns C and E o.n. A"Z:N ?'t Te -cr pert Cn)u•ras C..D a.d E.r k"@R i)Ex' C rg pttgy .: ,. ... A. O s' 2 N E. • COST CATEGORY C. OEC Ae PRCv ED 9t GEt FOa Tf+E CURRENT FU"DING PERIOD . oOf Opt *tie NO mnthY n 0- REOUESTEO ARtENDr. i TO CURRENT OEO APPROVED BUDGET 0 APPROVED E' TOTAL EOUESTEO- Ko. months of OPra etian gUbGe t` c. T`0l'A'w OEO? riRPR�QRtED. BU::CtdT Noc Moe• rpsu ED. FEDERAL II) `+O4FEDERAt. tit 0£O FE0 RAL fit YO'GtFE0ERAL 2J OEO FEC£ AL ors `t0'waECERSL fZY OEO' FEC?Rmt [ •+O.'<1m3OE'tMt;,. t.. a.a Salar;es Mapes 88, 000 88, 000 i.2 1 f, y+ r£..p.n,t• s!me aata) �.# tansvtsantt and Pro.- fets.antil $tr•tces ', .. :,....�. toset 22 Space oasts and Rtntols 6,160 6,160 .3 tense-eebit Sapplces rjt 612 5,612 .t Lease cnd Porchose QF Equt: , t } 2.3 1r•iestinen, Capita! - •.. 2 6 Other D *ftt Costs 3, 952 3, 95 .t 3.ti indirect Casts TOTAL 103. 724! I------ 103t 72 4 ------- E: Or "'• C tfPbtECT !io: it r'+*:pFrttd oni. fps t.10n 23.?. Us:t�: r•rIu+k ttnst•s :a ID".: ,.:) attic a al i t. A 'ri1LAvt AGENCY CITY OF RiIAMI FLORIDA y5. 2wt5 PLA�i 51391t7Eb AS PA PT a, fl FUNDING RE0JES1 O: F:CE OF EC: !3OMIC CPFORTUN TY - APFLICAt•FOrs FOR COP. t1N1TY ACTION PROGRAM PARTICIPANT CHARACTERISTICS PLAN rt•rrv'-r--rIr"'v _ Z. Z ATE S'JERT:FTED t 3, rt+OGFraMNCAR• *i Apra 27, I97 F J F.ts^. 6/CTe, �% • 6, t..�� b. ill ANENCu '9T REGUES1 c.r.;PL r ,.;...� �_•�t�t s� r;.t-prst� AOIUSTMEMT- FO't.Cat►4'SG 7Ea <taa.4.1• o �-'tn_Fte PAATICIPAWt CMARACtERIS`ICS P.A. N0. P.A, NO. NAME- .... NUMBER' tat !t; tSV ZOO c P.A. rp. PA. Ma. Ptsti'E: 1 14:1:49ER b r Mra t4Y P.a: • O., ; t'.x. M %AMaE- L NAME: c .tat MAME: Nt; M9ER Ilst {{F ,e _.17t' BOQ e NAVE. tCvesw c tl tT?t t' - .I, N9ER UN tit YM.eNBEp° ,, i- I. ffr.tt! j i 1. 10.AL PARTICIPANTS 1 00'�� V Z00% ' -.- 00 s E.sE'.X:c t ' s. ACE RANGE ttt O-S , 1 a 'V tt1S 100, 000 100f i ! _ f ( _ — --- = +a •,c-2t .1 _..,. 1 t:t A4ts .• 3 VS, I -sa . t/N 65 t tt b. FAMILY 0NC010E t,t ADavt P VERTY LINE Unknown _ I IV eELOn DOvERTY LINE 13) St•Ayy 9ELOw tt t [ I. t1.1 i s7-1.4»f ttELCt► ° C f 1k1 S1,_G OR MOREt?ELOa t --� s. SEX 11t vAL£ 65, 000 1t) rtvA1.E k65t-rt. 35 UN �r 1 f 4. fACtAL/ETHNIC GROUPS fit CAUCASIAN (at vEZICAN.AtuttRlCAt4 I f • i k • r .b) PUERTO P1:AN 2 000{ 25,, ' ft) OtMER CAt)CASlAN 5 000 51trD ; .. 1jl 14tGR !, o 10 16l'76 its $L tRtCAN 1NbIA4 L •. t►-:. t0! Op1EN ?AL _ 3St CTWER Latin , 000 %tt iLb I E 2. PART1C1PAHTS iN FAN.ILIES RtCE1V1NG wELFARE PAYOEHtS 1j Unknown $ i 3. PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS1 -a- I + i t 0111111111011111111111011 ORDINANCE NO,a.`._s AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDIN3 ORDINANCE NO, USE, AB AMENDED, ADOPTED NOVEMBER 11, 1976, BY AMENDING SECTION 1 AND SECTION 4 TROMP, INCREASING SPECIAL PROGRAM AND ACCOUNTS BY $103,724 to $ 11,262,76B1 INCREASING !MEMO OTERER TRAN AD VALOREM TAXES tY $103,724 TO S51,796,928, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OP ORDINANCES IN CON. FLICT HEREWITH AND CONTAINING A SEVERtABiLiTY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 8589 on November 11, 1976, establishing revenues and appropriations or the fiscal year 1976-77; and WHP;REAS, the City of Miami has participated in the Sumner Youth Recreation program for the past eight years; and WHEREAS, the City desires to participate in the Summer Youth !Recreation Program of 1977: and WHEREAS, the urgent public need to establish the Summer Youth Recreation Program for the entire summer requires immediate program funding; and WHEREAS, Federal funds are available to the City in the amount of $103,724 for the Summer Youth Recreation Programs and WHEREAS, further modifications to Ordinance No. 8589 are re- quired as follows: 1. General Fund Revenues modified as follows: (a) Increases: (1) increase in revenue other than ad valorem revenues: $103,724. 2. General Fund Appropriations modified as follows: (a) Increases: (1) Establish an appropriation in Special Programs and Accounts - Reserve for Special Programs Summer Youth Recreation Program; $103,724; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION 9F THE CITY OF MIAMI, FW+ORIAA: section 1. ordinance No, 8589, as amended, adopted November tit 1976, the Annual Appropriations Ordinance for fiscal year 1976-77, is hereby further amended in the fottowin8particulars; 1! Words and figures stricken through shall be del+ated, Underscored material constitutes the amendment proposed. Tne remaining provisions are not affected and remain unchanged. Tr Oedtion i r.; t. dENtilAt run Special ProgratS and Accounts TO 'AL r is it POND Unallocated Balance 4 $ 44,444,9 4 $ ,.. 22$,r690..$ 8�6 $ *4,099 90 $,14,469,04 TOTAL GENERAL oPERAm1NO BUDGET S4b18; 4tfrie4 $106, 621, 007 ,1 bnreby fnt' her — Sectiot, 2. Section 4 of Ordinance 8589 isTatnended to provide an increase in General Fund revenue other than ad valorem tastes by $103,724, refikectred in the following particulars "Section 4. * * * * * OPYPOu sPPr~c2) _eyenue (General Puna Revenue)Other Than Ad Valoretn Taxes $ 540813r;094 $...51,700,928 TOTAL Ot;NERAL POND REVENUE $ 441864 468 $.'.74,469,4.84 TOTAL =MAL OP RATING REVENUES 44961540*699 $106,621,007 * * * Section 3. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining pro- visions of this ordinance shall not be affected. Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5. The foregoing ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure on the ground of urgent public need for the preservation of peace, health, safety and property of the City, and to meet appropriations made. Section 6. The requirement of reading this ordinance on two separate days is hereby dispensed with by a four -fifths vote of the members of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 9th day of Nay , 1977, ATTEST: RALPH G. ONGlE CITY CLERK PREPAREP AND APPROVED BY; leAti. LA__ ROBERT F. C ,.AR:K X ASSIST; : C 'TY ATTORNEY A#'8 '•. AS '` O D 'CO 4 S: WORDS F. JR. CITY AVIDAN I/ Qx4s gtriv4Gt n throe h proposed amendment. MAURICE A. t+'ERRE MAYOR S_w�EWWW!•#RwWWW........IRw!!=.filill;..►w.si_!!.� hail 4eteted. Underscored words constitute ratted material does not constitute amendment. MIAMI REVIEW AND DAILY Rif CD tD 14zbttthed body cretin Sdtiedep, Santo tad Legal holiday' Miami, blade Ceur. ' f'Mr(de. STATE O9 PL IOIM COUNTY OP DADE Der the undattlgned authors parsbnall am. &red rtha brbbriia whb Oft bath si a that 'Me tiff .Pq Legal AdOf the MIe1n1 �tsVlIW ine it Rkbrd, a dell OpMURA 8eturda , $undo Oita 51 HoIleaye) newspaper' pubttshad et Mletn� In Dade County FFllortdai that the *Keened Copy et a V P. tfiternentt, be�ne a Legal Advertisement Or NtUca In eamaterb in the Court was published in said newtpepar In the Issues tit • . Affisnt further seys that the sold Review end Deily Record It a newspaper published at Mishit. in field Dade County. ttorine, end that the said news- peper hes heretofore been continuously published In •old Dade Couhty, Florida. oath day (except Saturday. Sunday and Legal Holidays) and hes been entered es Mond elate Mall matter at the pbst ottice In Mlsml, nexatalptec dingeg the fiFrstr publiiccationeof periodofattached copy of advertisement; and anent further says that the hes neither paitl nor promised any person. firm er +torporatlon any discount. rebate. commission or refund =or the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication In the said newspaper. L.2.2..1...L...... ~ W « Y., .4ex. ..ti ~ Ay..„.4 Swor, to : ifs lubseribad'befa`te e this .,....day ot,.... .fr..., r ....yil1! D. i itir t lI� V 'grid t� Nol9r� Pubtip, -.—.. . IeNd a Large. My Commission exp Jtln‘3i18:11II1' tot* oPmliMI►.._,-.......- DADE COUNTY. PLORIOA LEGAL NOTICE �y- All Interastld *111 take notice that en the 9th days June, l9ff lit! City Cbfnmis%tan Of MUM', Pierida adapted the'90116*111E titled 67. • bftbtNANCE NO.SEM AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING °ROMNANCE NO. 8369, AS AMENDED, ADOPTED NOVEMSER 11,"1976, 13%, AMENbING SECTION 1 AND SECTION 4 THEREOP,. INCREASING SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS EY 1103.964 to 311,312,7641j INCREASING REVENUES OTHER THAN AO VALOREM TAXES SY t103,72e tO $$1,t*6l924, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OP OR. DINANCES INCONPLtCt HEREWITH AND CONTAINING A SEVERARIL1tY PROVISION. < RALPH G.ONOME CITY CLERK CITY OP MIAMI, PLORICA Publication of this hbtite Oh the 14 day of dune, 1977 6/14 .M 814036 1.!i tt Ili il i.;. 0.5'44;43 f. 12A ad tile Litt al ULii, Visti. .)iiit.4.4t...e.0., 11,3,11y c.,tity. tliAt utt Ittiti.4*.,..,d(t, rd.— ............„.........4 iN. 1.), t'7)....:70 lolls Ittit Arid tOttite‘- y ot Ole 4kill TO Z Lhtivkil Otelltlatiti "41 Itt1ite4 At tlic '..=ctttil ',rot iit the Eittkitt County Court %lease dt th:', pl..1c: rt-Ivict,zd ft.tr noticvs attd pubikatierts by ittaeldnig said copy to tht placa provided thetafor, WITNtSS thy Itattd-Ithd the official seal of at ity. this./ ii„,0„day, of ...A. Di IL,. •••6* cwtk