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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-08717R tC, rb 9130177 ORDINANCE NO. E71'7,__, . AN ORDNANCE AMEND1NO SECTION 39-3 OP THE CODE Op THE et1Y OP MIAMi, P UitlbA% A8 AMENDED, i V SIND TENNIS COURT PEES PUR NO THE EVEN/NO HOURS WHEN LIMITS ARE IN USE AND ESTAMLIS41INt4 AN ANNUAL PERMIT FEE P0R CITY 'OP MAN/ RESIDENT JUNIORS AND ADULTS AND NONRESIDENT JUNIORS, ADULTS AND SENIORS) CONTAIN NO A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERASIL1TY CLAUSE AND PROVIDING; PO1t AN 1:PPECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, rising costs to the City of Miami Recreation Pro- gram have necessitated changing the structure of fees for the use of designated tennis facilities which are presently structured as follows: Set.804. Charges for use of designattd tennis facilities. The following charges are hereby established for the ustl of city.owned tennis facilities as designated by the depart, silent of parks and recreation: Annual permits. Senior citizens City residents ............ $10.00 �arll ou:chine fee. 4.00 per hour, plus court fees, which includes tennis balls. Annual fees for lockers. ;10.00 yearly, standard locker; $20.00 urge locker; $2.00 monthly, standard locker; $4.00 large locker; ;.25 daisy, standard locker; $.50 large locker. Any taxes applicable to the above are included in such baytime hours. Youth: (thru 17 years of age) $ 25 per hour, per person Adults: (18 thru 59 years) City residents ............ $ .60 per hour, per person Nonresidents $1.00 per hour, per person Senior citizens (60 years and over) $ ,.25 per hour, per person lvening hours. ' s .City residents .. $ /15 per hour, per person Nonresidents $3 50 per hour, per person 1 WHEREAS, it is essential that the fees as newly provided herein be enforced ae early as possible in order to provide adequate funding which is urgently needed to maintain order and harmony within the City; NOW, TREREF RE, RE tT ORDAtNED BY THE CO tRSt0N E ttlY OP Eft FLORMA t Section 1, Section 39.-3 of the Code of the City of Miami, Pioridg, amended, is hereby emended to reed as follows: "Seetien 39.3 Charges for use of deaignated tennis facilities. The following chargee are hereby established for the use of city -owned facilities: (a) (1) 0ayttme,hours. Juniors. (thru 17 yes. of age) City residents.... . . . $ .25 Nonresidents.... .... 8 .25 Adults: (18 thru 59 yrs.) City residents. $ .50 Nonresidents........... $ 1.00 Seniors: (60 yrs. and over) City residents.... $ .25 Nonresidents....... 4 4 4 of .44 .25 (2) Evening hours. City residents. 4_444444444444 .50 Nonresidents ................ $ 1.00 Any taxes applicable to paragraph (a)(1) and included in such charges. (3) Annual permit fees Juniors..... Adults Seniors per hour, per hour, pet hour, per hour, per hour, per hour, AS per person per person per person per person per person per person per hour, per person plus $1.00 pet +court, per hour. per hour, per person, plus $1.00 per court per hour. (2) hereof are City residents Nonresidents $10.00 $40.00 $10.00 Annual permit fees do not include the lighting $1.00 per court, per hour, and applicable tax. Annual permits are good at all designated city -owned tennis facilities. (b) Locker Fees: $20.00 $80.00 $20.00 (b) (1) Daily Standard Locker Large Locker ,. $ .25 ....$ .50 charge of Any taxes applicable to paragraph (b)(1) hereof are included in such charges. (2) Monthly Standard Locker.... $ 2.00 .,.,$ 4.00 (3) Large Annually Standard Locker..,.. Large Locker.,.....,.. ......$20.00 ..,.,.$10..00 all machine fee; $4.00 per hour, plus court fees, which i w2� hides tennis baits." Section I. All ordinances or parts of ordinances, insofar as they are inconsistent or In conflict with the proviaions e ttits ordinance, art hereby repealed. Section 4. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or ward of this ordinance ig declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this ordinate shall not be affected. Section 5. The provisions of this ordinance shall become effective on 1977. • PASSED ON PIRST READINC BY T/TtB ONLY$ this_ daY of 19774 PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND PINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY, this 26 day of OCNOMR 1977. ATTEST: RAL H G. ONGIE, CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: MAURICE A. FERRE, MAYO R aar ROBERT F. C ARK, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: ORG . KNOX, JR, CITY TORNEY .3.. 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In said Dade CaUnty.,Flotlda. for a period et orte Yem had ptetattfag the Wet oubileatIon, Of the sniff lied tarly of adeattleattlent; and afflant KANO says that ,she has nelthat oald hat atomised any batten, tine or torootation any disc ate. catataittitat at rotund fat the nutpas fl adeattltemetit fat aublIcallan in-talik .110 /J" */..4).“-,1\" tit and subscribed tors e this 77 ..• (SEAL) My Commission expires Juni 16, 16,11. errt OP MAPAVOADICOUtiliitiLinabik' *". utom: AS ffilerell6e Witi lak6 MfleemlleliThitateffiVeffile* City tamoOlibil M Miami, Violas adopted th6 feilleW1111 MIS opiDiFiAlatit46. elli' AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION MOO ?I4 tbbe. OP THE MTV OP MIAMILIPLORIDALASAMENDID,'REVIS.°, 1Nei 'Vail COURT. Fagg'. DIMING TIM 'SWUM* HOURS 'WHEN L1Hfl ARE iN USt AND ISTASLISHINO1 AN ANNUAL PERM'? PEE FOR CITY OF MIAMI DPI? JUNIORS AND ,ADULTSAND .NONRESIONT JUNIORS,ADULTS .AND SEN1ORSt CONTA)NING, A RePt ALEk 15ROYISION 'AND At VitRASILITy t LAuSE AND PROVIDING FOR AN tfreCTIVetIATt. • RALPH 4, 0 it 1_4,141YetoLtitK PUOIleatien etlhit ttetite n the-3116y brOttabet, itn ' 10/31 M I03144 to itetoll O. Ongic tied of Ott City hereby eortIry that ton PA, II 19.‘2, a tuth true and bowel toy Apt ve arid toterotog ordieince *as Feted at the. Scent um.* ot the OfidetUUttConti {Wove at the. treAand tot 110tidts aid pedeleatton, by abeatig.isiy the place peareideti theretot, SVITtittiSS ley hurt and *a ettiprirl vAt: thiSOLL•da iSt •11"--: A.. 11. CitY CI e Cr MIAMI. FLORIDA �� � .O s=icy i •.,<:,; :uu:.� '21 SEP 30 Am 8-, f !. Joseph R. Grassie City Manager pert H. Hot rd, Director Department of Parks and Recreation September 28, 1977 Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 8544 Enclosed for your review and forwarding to the Law Department is a draft of a proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 8544, Fees at Designated Tennis Facilities in the City of Miami. Ordinance No. 8544 established tennis court fees for Youth (Juniors), city resident and nonresident Adults and Senior Citizens (Seniors) at designated city -owned tennis facilities. The Department of Leisure Services realizes the need to: 1 - Revise the per hour, per person evening hour rates for city residents and nonresidents and in turn, establish a lighted court fee for the use of tennis courts during the evening hours. 2 - Establish an Annual Permit fee for city residents and non- residents. It is now in order for the City Commission to authorize an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8544 to provide, at those designated tennis facilities, for the revision in the per hour, per person evening rates, establish a nominal light charge during the evening hours and allow for Annual Permits for both city residents and nonresident Juniors, Adults and Seniors. AHH/ RLII/mf Encls. CITY OF ` IAMI. FLORIOA ett 1`s 3 i 7 ..•y A _� Joseph R. Grassie City Manager ;NT —OFF C 1 )ert H. I-lo�-- rd, Director Department of Parks and Recreation `77 SEP 30 Aid 8: 5 September 28, 1977 „.„ Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 8544 Enclosed for your review and forwarding to the Law Department is a draft of a proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 8544, Fees at Designated Tennis Facilities in the City of Miami. Ordinance No. 8544 established tennis court fees for Youth (hiniors), city resident and nonresident Adults and Senior Citizens (Seniors) at designated city -owned tennis facilities. The Department of Leisure Services realizes the need to: 1 - Revise the per hour, per person evening hour rates for city residents and nonresidents and in turn, establish a lighted court fee for the use of tennis courts during the evening hours. Z - Establish an Annual Permit fee for city residents and non- residents. It is now in order for the City Commission to authorize an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8544 to provide, at those designated tennis facilities, for the revision in the per hour, per person evening rates, establish a nominal light charge during the evening hours and allow for Annual Permits for both city residents and nonresident Juniors, Adults and Seniors. AI-JH/RLI-i/mf Encls. P 7/7 IN FACT SHEET Ordinance No. 8544, adopted April 22, 1976, established tennis court fees for Youth (Juniors), city resident and nonresident Adults and Senior Citizens (Seniors) at designated city -owned tennis facilities namely, Henderson, ?vloore, i\lorningsicle and Kirk Munroe. The Department of Leisure Services now sees a need to• 1 - Revise the per hour, per person evening rates for city residents from 75, to 50d,t and nonresidents from $1. 50 to $1. 00 and in turn, establish a lighted court fee of S1. 00 per court, per hour. This provision, which is a more acceptable and workable arrangement, will generate more play on the courts during the evening hours and by doing so, provide additional revenue to help offset the rising cost of electricity. 2 - Establish an Annual Permit Fee for city resident and nonresident Juniors and Adults and nonresident Seniors as follows: City Residents Nonresidents Juniors $10. 00 $20. 00 Adults $40. 00 $80. 00 Seniors 510. 00 S20. 00 Tlie present ordinance contains a city resident Annual Permit Fee for Seniors. The Annual Permit Fee has been requested by the public. Neighboring cities have such a policy which ranges from a low of $20. 00 to a high of $60. 00 for residents and from $50.00 to $150. 00 for nonresidents. (There are 77 city -owned tennis courts, 44 of which are free for those desiring to play without paying a daily or annual fee). Annual Permits will be honored at all designated city -owned tennis facilities. Therefore, it is recommended that Ordinance No. 8544 be amended to provide, at those designated tennis facilities, for the revision in the per hour, per person evening rates, establish a nominal light charge during the evening hours and allow for Annual Permits for both city resident and nonresident ,Juniors, Adults and Seniors.