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bAlit COUNTY IltISOLUTION NO, ;
ITY OV MIAMI titSOLUTION NO, .712.461.
dOINT IltSOLUTIC)N OP' TEI1 OAItID Olt COUNTY
C DMMISSIONEEIS DADE COUNTY, l+ LOi 1t)A
AND Tilt COMMISSION OF Tilt CITY OF MIA•MI.
AMENDING JC)IN'f 1(HSOLU'1."ION ADOPTED 13Y.
SAID BOARD AS COUNTY R ESOI.UTION NO, 6b73)
ON MAY 23, 1961 AN I3 ICY SAID COMMISSION, 96�1
CITY RESOLUTION NO. 32'i74, ON MAY 17,
TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN MONEYS
H3Y DADE COUNTY TO THE CITY OF n"tIAMI AND TO
DELETE THE REQUIREMENT FOR CONSENT OF
SAID CITY TO ANY EXPANSION OF PORT VACUITIES,
13Y SAID COUNTY.'
WHEREAS, the Hoard of County Commissioners of Dade County,
here►n:a.fter ' called the County Commission, and the Commission of the City of
by�otnt Resolution adopted
Ni emt, hereinafter called the City Commission,
• Resolution No.. 6573, and May 17, 1961►
May 23, .1961> by the Board z:C, County
�� ��i7�, � entered into an agreement
by the' Commission as City Resolution No.
for the construction of modern seaport facilities on Dodge Island by Dade
County,
hereinafter called the County,, with the cooperati9n and assistance of
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the City of Miarni, hereinafter called the City; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with certain terms of said agreement
the City conveyed Dodge Island, including submerged baybottom lands incident
thereto, to the County, upon which the County has constructed and is presently
a modern seaport for: the movement of passengers
operating and maintainingP
and car€;o•and
`III:i;E 1S, �=apt , %-er lw t obla);ated the County, to payto the City'
dg
);;rra i sr<J to.1ae the fair market value of the D
l land p operty ah(;to s'eiin1n r c-they• ,City for Lei gain e•ngineering •c�;pen$es
t)ac.r Aofore paid by, the Cite arrd certain funds then held by the City derived for
it Oi)Cr4tian of •the
r ed to thee, Coua t,.
then existing City seaport which were agr cs be trr.ns-
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CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
JUL' 4 1977
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tJlitREAS .aid agtreement provided t'h x: the payment to the
it
for the bodge tsland property and the reimbursement to the City
referted to hereinabove should be deferred until payment attd refit
itient of all bonds or certificates issued by the County for the
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funding of the seaport project; acid
WREitAS, said agreement further provided, in itdet to assure
tiie City•'that there would be no deferral or postpotietnent of the City's
•right to repa}anent and reimbursement by the County upon payment and
retirement of the bonds or certificates to be issued by the County,.as
aforesaid, in the amount then estimated to complete the proposed Dodge
pSeaport Seaport that .to substantial expansion of such Sea ort would
be undertakeri.or accomplished.without prior written consent of the City;
and
WHEREAS, `it is the desire of the County and the City to
provide for the earlier paymentand reimbursement by the County to
the City than was contemplated by the agreement embodied in the Joint
Resolution adopted by both parties in 1961, as aforesaid, and to
delete from such agreement the requirement that written consent of the
City must be obtained before any expansion of the Dodge Island Seaport
may be undertaken or accomplished by the County;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT JOINTLY AND MUTUALLY RESOLVED BY THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND BY THE
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Dade County, Florida hereby agrees to pay to
City of Miami, Florida the sum of`_$1,343,245.10 together with interest
upon
the amount remaining from time to time unpaid at the rate of
the
six percent (6%) per annum, in the following manner: $500,000. plus
tbenaccrued
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interest on or before one (1) year from the effective date
is Resolution; $500,000
p1 u ; then accrued interest on or before
two (2) Years from the effective
date of this Resolution; the principal
b?lance remaining plus accrued interest on or before three (3) years
from the effective date of. this Resolution,
Section 2. The last clause of Section 3(c) of the Joint Reso1
ton adopted by the County Commission as County Resolution Net6573 on
e
Commission 45 City Resolution
city
May 2.3, 1961, and adoptedb t .y h y
ti 4tP 1.
tind hti t;tibstahtitil e5patision Of the pott fatiiitiet
ebtilettiplated by the ekitting plant shall be undertti1;en
rieeorriplislied by the Coiltity ‘vitilitilit prior wfittert
thh8tht of the City,
• 'it hereby rescinded arid 'deleted trOtti Said kloint
Section 8. railure the County to make any of tile paytnefitt to
the City required in Section 1 tt this Joint tiesoltition shall constitute
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tne':part of. the County and in 'the • eyqt-tt such defiu1t no defaultcured by
(BO), dayfollowing:',..SUCh'detaiilf.:the:::City-,<Shall:have the
optori to
require its written approVal,liefOreany..expanSiOri:.Ot the .Dodge• Island
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Seaport or its facilities, other thin an expansion of facilities already funded or
under construction at the trine of any such default, niay beUndertake by the,
County. Such option shall be exei-cisecl by written notice thereof from the City,
by its City 1\1z.mager, et 1)y certified mail to the County IVIanager of Dade County
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Upon the exercise of said option by the City, the aforesaid requirement of,
written approval by the City as a condition precedent to the expansion of the
Dodge island Seaport or its facilities shall remain in effect until such time as
the County default has been cured by payment to the City of all amounts due the
City under the terms set forth in Secti.on 1 of this Joint Resolution. At such
time as the County shall cure said default by paynlerit to the. City, as aforesaid,
such requirement for written approval by the Cit.y 'shall automatically terminate
anci•ce,:tne. to be uffectivc:. The terwirtatimi Of any f;tich recjiii.rement shall not
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Stephen P. Clark
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COUNTY COI\iiIVII.SSIC)NY_',I4S'
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D ci3uty Clerk
The foregoing Resolution was offered byCity Commissioner
who moved its adoption. The
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0, 0,1 (11F4 CITY CI
I r RALPH G. `; Of GI1, Clerk of the . City, of "Miami Florida do:
herebycertify that the attached and foregoing pages'numbered 1 through
4; inclusive; contain a true and correct dopy of a resolution adopted by
the Commission of said City at a meeting heldon the 14th day of July; 1977.
WITNESS MY }1ND and the official seal of the CITY OF MtAM
1977,
RALPH G.''ONGIE
CITY CLERIC
Deputy City Clerk:
REVISED JOINTRE...SOLUTION
COUNTY RESOLUTION NO. __.._
CITY OF MIAMI RESOLUTION N5
REVISED JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE COM-
MISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI PROVIDING
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN SEAPORT
FACILITIES AT DODGE ISLAND SITE BY DADE
COUNTY WITH THE COOPERATION AND
ASSISTANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners and the
Commission of the City of Miami heretofore agreed in principle upon a
mutually satisfactory plan designed to provide for financing the construction
of adequate, modern seaport facilities on the Dodge Island port site by
Dade County with the cooperation and assistance of the City of Miami; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, by Resolution
No. 4830, adopted April 5, 1960, and the Commission of the City of Miami,
by Resolution No. 31837, adopted April 6, 1960, jointly agreed upon the
basic terms and provisions of a feasible plan and program for the financing
and construction of such new seaport facilities as a joint venture and
cooperative governmental project; and
WHEREAS, the initial work for construction of such seaport
facilities has been commenced by Dade County in accordance with the
provisions of said Joint Resolution; and
WHEREAS, it has been found and determined necessary,
In order to market revenue bonds to be issued by Dade County to provide
additional funds for construction of such seaport facilities, to revise said
Joint Resolution in certain particulars,
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
MAY 1 71961
7 .
RESOLUTION NO 2 7��*•
REMARKS:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT JOINTLY AND MUTUALLY
RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DARE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND BY THE COMMISSION OP THE CITY OP
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The County Commission does hereby agree to
assume and accept full responsibility for constructing and operating adequate,
modern seaport facilities on the Dodge Island port site, upon the terms and
conditions herein set forth.
Section 2. The County Commission, subject to constitutional
and statutory requirements, agrees to undertake to provide the approximate
sum of Two Million ($2, 000, 000) Dollars annually by means of county ad
valorem taxes in the county budget for the 1960 - 1961 fiscal year and sub-
sequent years until such times as said seaport facilities shall have been
fully completed; and the county also shall provide the funds necessary for the
proper operation and maintenance of such seaport facilities.
Section 3.
( a) The City Commission agrees to convey and
transfer to Dade County by good and sufficient deed of conveyance the fee
simple title to the entire Dodge Island site, including submerged or bay -
bottom lands incident thereto, as more particularly shown upon the survey
sketch hereto attached and made a part hereof by reference. Such conveyance
shall be subject to the condition that unless the initial work for construction
of seaport facilities shall have been commenced by the county within two
years after the date of conveyance the title to said property shall revert
to the city, at the option of the City Commission.
(b) The City shall cause an appraisal of the Dodge Island
site property to be made as of the date of adoption of the prior Resolution.
Copies of such appraisal shall be furnished to the county. If such appraisal
is acceptable to the county, it shall be utilized as the basis for determination
of the fair rnarket value of such property. If such appraisal shall not be
acceptable to the county, then the county shall promptly cause another
appraisal of gueh property to be made and furnished to the city, If such
county appraisal is materially different from the city appraisal, and if the
city and county are unable to mutually agree upon the amount to be utilized
as the fair market value of the Dodge Island site property, then and in such
event the Appraiser selected by the city to make its appr aisal and the
Appraiser selected by the county to make its appraisal shall select a third
impartial Appraiser to make an independent appraisal of such property, and
such appraisal shall be binding upon both the city and county, and shall be
utilized for determining the appraised value or fair market value of said
property for the purposes of this Resolution. The costs of all appraisals
necessary to fix the value or worth of the Dodge Island site property shall
be borne by the city and paid from funds presently allocated for port purposes.
(c) The amount determined to constitute the fair market
value of the Dodge Island site property shall be paid to the city from the net
revenues derived from operation of the new port facilities at the Dodge
Island site after such facilities have been completed and after all revenue
bonds or certificates issued and outstanding at the time of completion have
been fully paid and retired. It is understood and agreed that all revenues
accruing from the operation of such port facilities shall be utilized for the
purpose of securing payment of revenue bonds issued to provide funds for
construction of new port facilities on the Dodge Island site, and for payment
of the operating and maintenance costs of such port facilities, including
the reserves for such purpose. The payment or return of any moneys
to the city from such net revenues shall be made only after such revenue
bonds have been fully paid and discharged from accruing net revenues, and
all financial obligations to the city in respect to this transaction shall be
subordinate and inferior to the lien of such revenue bonds against said net
revenues. The city agrees to execute such subordination_agreements as
may be reasonably required by the purchasers of said revenue bonds. It
is mutually understood and agreed that the new seaport facilities shy be
constructed on the bodge gland site to the fullest possible extent,
substantial conformity with the existing plans and specifications in
possession of the city, or reasonable modifications thereof, to the end that
the right of the city to be repaid the sums of money herein provided for out
of net revenues derived from operation of the new port facilities shall not
be deferred or postponed beyond the time required to retire revenue
bonds issued to provide the balance of construction costs, which it
is estimated will aggregate $19, 837, 422; and no substantial expansion
of the port facilities contemplated by the existing plans shall be under-
taken or accomplished by the county without prior written consent of
the city.
Section 4.
(a) The City Commission agrees to convey and
transfer to Dade County title to the port property facilities and equipment
presently operated by the city, including all railway facilities, and to
assign to the county existing leases and other contractual arrangements
covering said port property and facilities, which said property is more
particularly shown by the survey sketch hereto attached and made a part
hereof by reference. The conveyance of such city property to the county
shall be subject to the condition that the same shall be reconveyed by the
county to the city upon completion of a sufficient portion of the new port
facilities at the Dodge Island site to provide for the transfer of all
passenger and cargo activities from the present facilities to the Dodge
Island facilities, and that the county shall not encumber said present port
property and facilities by any leases, liens or other contractual
arrangements extending beyond January 1, 1967, without the prior
written consent and approval of the City Commission. The county shall
have full power, authority and right to utilize the present port property
and facilities for the purpose of providing revenues; all such revenues
Shall be used solely for finsuleing the construction of port facilities
at the Dodge Island Site, and for the maintenance and operation of the
existing port facilities.
(b) The county agrees to assume the responsibility
for the employment of city employees presently employed at the Port
of Miami in accordance with the terms and provisions contained in
City Resolution No. 30838, and County Resolution No. 3463, which
are made a part hereof by reference; provided, however, that all
salaries or compensation of such city employees shall be paid solely
from the revenues derived from the port facilities described in this
section.
Section 5. The City Commission agrees to transfer to
the county, or make available for payment of the cost of constructing
the port facilities on the Dodge Island site, all available city funds
held, allocated of appropriated for seaport purposes, including net
revenues derived from the operation of the present port facilities,
which the city may lawfully transfer or expend for such purposes.
The county agrees that all such moneys received from the city shall be
utilized for construction of the new port facilities at the Dodge Island
site, and for no other purpose.
Section 6. The City Commission agrees to turn over and
deliver to the County Commission all engineering studies, reports,
plans, specifications and other data pertaining to the seaport facilities
to be constructed on the Dodge Island site, and the county agrees to
utilize the same to the fullest possible extent, and to assume all
liability under the contractual agreement existing between the city and
Ewin Engineering Corporation. The county further agrees to reimburse
the city for all sums of money heretofore paid by the city to Ewin Engineering
Corporation for said plans; provided, however, that such indebtedness
shall be paid only from the net revenues derived from the operation
of the new seaport facilities in accordance with the provisions of
Section 3 of this Resolution.
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Seetioh . The city agrees to cease to the cotthty the
West Ohe Thmdred Fifty (150') feet of the Watson Island property
more particularly described in the sketch attached to and made a
part hereof for the sum of One ($1. 00) Dollar per year for the term
expiring on January 1, 1967, for use in connection with the operation
of the present Port of Miami.
Section 8. The County Commission agrees to snake
every reasonable effort to cause to be issued, validated and sold
revenue bonds in the approximate amount of Three Million ($3, 000, 000)
Dollars secured by and to be paid solely from the net revenues received
from the present port facilities described in Section 4 hereof. The
proceeds derived from such revenue bonds shall be used for construction
of the seaport facilities on the Dodge Island site. The City Commission
agrees to render all necessary assistance in aid of such endeavor.
Section 9. All sums of money paid, advanced or dis-
bursed by the city to the county under the provisions of Section 5 hereof,
and the sums of money specified in Section 6 hereof, and the amount
provided for in Section 3 hereof, shall be returned, paid or repai d
to the city from net revenues derived from the operation of the new
seaport facilities on the Dodge Island site (after payment of all operating
and maintenance costs of stich port facilities) when such new port
facilities have been fully completed and after the revenue bonds issued
for construction costs have been fully paid, discharged and retired,
in accordance with the provisions contained in Section 3 hereof. The
aggregate amount of the entire indebtedness due to the City of Miami
mutually agreed upon shall be evidenced by appropriate written
instrument approved by the City Commission and the County Commission,
and such obligation may be secured by appropriate revenue bonds, at
the option of the city.
Section 10. The proposed Construction and Finance
Schedule for the Dodge Island Port Faci1iier considered and approved
in principle by the County Commission is hereto attached and made a
gs t here by reference,
Section _i,i it is Mutually understood and agreed that
the County Commission, in its discretion, may cause the said
seaport facilities on the Dodge Island site to be constructed in
accordance with the terms and conditions herein contained either
by utilizing the powers and resources vested in the County Com-
mission under the Home Rule Charter, or by utilizing the powers
and resources vested in the County Commission under the Dade
County Port Authority Act; and that the County Commission may
seek approval of the provisions of Section 2 hereof by the free-
holders at an election called for such purpose, if deemed necessary
or desirable.
Section 12. The City agrees that the port property
facilities and equipment conveyed and transferred to the County
after their reconveyance to the city pursuant to the provisions of
paragraph (a) of Section 4 hereof, the county having completed the
new port facilities at the Dodge Island site as hereinabove provided,
will not thereafter be operated or used for commercial port purposes,
and that it will not construct or operate, or consent to the construction
or operation of, any commercial port properties or facilities which will
be in competition with the commercial port properties and facilities
operated by the county; provided, however, that this shall not be
construed as limiting or preventing the city from operating its present
or any future additional facilities for berthing and mooring pleasure
craft, charter boats, commercial fishing boats or sightseeing boats, or
any of the auxilliary operations necessary thereto.
Section 13. TPA; Joint Resolution shall become effective
and binding upon its adoption by both the Board of County Commissioners
and the Commission of the City of Miami.
The foregoing Resolution was offered by Commissioner
who moved its adoption. The
motion was seconded by Commissions
and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
The Chairman thereupon declared the Resolution duly
passed and adopted this day o
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DAM COUNTY FLORIDA
BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
E, B. LEATHERMAN, CLERK
By:.
Deputy Clerk
Passed and a pted by the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida,
this /7 * day of '4-1/1 Gyt - , 1961.
F. L. CORRELL
CLERK OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, ` FLORIDA
Deputy Clerk
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preservation of one of the oldest landmarks of Dade County, Florida, which
premises was originally the office of Dr, ,lames M, Jackson, a pioneer of Pads
county, with two (2) rooms opened to the Public as a museum on a regular basis,
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Raahihtioh 32774, paaaad and adopted lay 17, 1961, stated that the td
be paid to the City by •Dade County for the Dodge Island site would be made
after all the County revenue bonds had been paid ift full, which is the year
2002.
The resolution also stipulated that no expansion of the Seaport would be made
without prior consent by the City, until the debt was paid. Today, Dade County,
in order to delete this portion of the agreement, has agreed to pay the amount
due, $1,343,245.10, in the following manner:
- - (1) -$.500,000 plus 6% accrued interest on or before one year
from the effective date of the attached resolution,
(2) $ 500,000 plus 6% accrued interest on or before two years
from the effective date of the attached resolution,
(3) $ 343,245.10 plus 6% accrued interest on or before three years
from the effective date of the attached resolution.
please place the attached joint resolution, which incorporates the above facts-,
on the agenda of the next City Commission meeting.
JECjapVh
Enc.