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CITY COMMISSION Nvri ;(;
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
Pledge of Allegiance
Reading of the Minutes
PUBLIC HEARING
OBJECTIONS TO ACCEPTING THE COMPLETED WORK IN N. E. 4
COURT HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4360 (Bid A - Highway)
Resolution accepting the completed construction of MARKS
BROTHERS COMPANY for the construction of N. E. 4 COURT
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4360 (HIGHWAY PORTION) BID "A" in
N. E. 4 COURT HIGHWAY I''PPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4360 (HIGHWAY
PORTION) BID "A" at a total cost of $526,168.56; authoriz-
ing an increase of the scope of the contract in the net
amount of $4,765.86; allocating the additional amount of
$4,765.86 from the account entitled "Highway Bond Funds";
and authorizing a final payment of $168,599.37.
Marks Brothers Company has completed the rebuilding of
N. E. 4 Court between 54th and 79 Streets in coordination
with drainage and landscaping work being done by other
contractors. Due to extra paving and concrete work ordered
by the Consultant there was an increase in the scope of the
contract in the net amount of $4,765.86, making a total
contract amount $526,168.56. It is also necessary to allo-
cate additional funds in the amount of $4,765.86 from the
account entitled "Highway Bond Funds". The work was com-
pleted on time and it is now in order for the Commission
to accept the work and authorize final payment, after all
conditions are met.
"D'OCU.MENT INDEX
ITEM NO. "
A single asterisk (*) preceding an item indicates the actual title of a resolution
and/or ordinance.
A double asterisk (**) preceding an item indicates either the subject matter of the
item or summary explanation, and is not to be construed being the title of a
resolution and/or ordinance.
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CITY COMMISSION MFRTING
P BRtsARY.26, 1976
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PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEM
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - ARTICLE XIV-1 SPECIAL NEIGHBORHOOD
COMMERCIAL C-2A DISTRICT
Amendment to Ordinance 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance, ARTICLE XIV-1 SPECIAL NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL
C-2A DISTRICT
** Planning Advisory Board meeting January 21 - Item #I1
Planning Advisory Board by 5/0 vote (three members absent)
recommended the amendment
NO WRITTEN OBJECTIONS - ONE OBJECTOR AT PUBLIC HEARING
Initiated by Planning Department
UNFINISHED BUSINES - SECOND READINGS
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the
Zoning Classification of Lots 12 through 16, Block 1,
NELSON VILLA & GARDEN OF EDEN AMD (30-20) and unplatted
property to the north as shown on the map attached hereto
and made a part hereof, being approximately 535 N. E. 15th
Street, from C-1 (Local Commercial) to C-3 (Central
Commercial) District; and by making the necessary changes
in the Zoning District Map made a part of the said Ordinance
No. 6871 by reference and description in Article III,
Section 2 thereof; by repealing all Ordinances, Code
Sections or parts thereof in conflict; and containing a
seveiability provision.
Passed on first reading City Commission meeting January 22
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the
Zoning Classification for the DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM site
located at 2901 W. Flagler Street "Unplatted" (that por-
tion owned by Metropolitan Dade County as per survey),
from R-1 (Single Family) to GU (Government Use), and by
making the necessary changes in the Zoning District Map,
made a part of the said Ordinance No. 6871, by reference
and description in Article III, Section 2 thereof; by
repealing all Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof
in conflict; and containing a severability provision.
Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 10
Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson
Seconded by Commissioner Plummer
Ayes- Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer,
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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CITY COMMISSION ME:FT1N(;
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
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7* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8474, .idopted October 234
1975, by reducing $12,867,44 from the appropriations
thereunder for continuing projects relating to physical
alterations and improvements in City Buildings.
Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 10
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gibson
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor F'erre
Noes - None
8. * Ordinance creating a new department to be known as the
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RES0URCI:S; providing for the appoint-
ment of a Director by the City Manager; prescribing the
functions and duties of the Department; containing a
severability clause; repealing all Ordinances or parts of
Ordinances in conflict herewith.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting January 20
Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
PUBLIC HEARING
Uniform closing hours for establishments dealing in
Retail sales of alcoholic beverage package goods by
package stores - Not Consumed on Premises.
PUBLIC HEARING
Review and consideration of the results of the recent
TRAFFIC FLOW STUDY IN THE BAY HEIGHTS AREA of rlie City
of Miami conducted by the Metropolitan Dade County
Department of Traffic and Transportation.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
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PRRSONAL APPEARANCE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
11. DiSCussion - reference Myers vs. City of Miami.
12. Personal appearance of Rick O'Feldtnan - proposal
to restore and maintain "Picnic Islands".
(Limited to five minute presentation)
13. Personal appearance of Ms. Gaylene Perrault of The
Mental health Association of Dade County, Inc.
(Limited to five minute presentation)
PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS
14. a. Presentation of a scroll from the City of Miami to
Mr. Jorge Garrigo as commendation for his drawing
of a Miami Fire House. /
b. Presentation of Plaque
Public Works, upon his
service with the City
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Presentation of Plaq
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service with the y
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to Joe Poole, Department of
retirement after 27 years of
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o Walter C. Parson, Department
is retirement after 25 years of
of Miami.
38th Annual Cabaret Day Proclamation
T Da P mation to be presented to firs. A. Speroni
nd Mr . Apotheker
"tion/of the Proclamation "Read On America" to
yllis Miller.
g. Presentation of a Proclamation designating March as
"Youth, Art Month" to Jacqueline Hinchey
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h. Presentations to the participants
r,friendship Flight - December 4-9.
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i. Presentations to the participants
Festival November 1-2.
in the Bicentennial
in the Miami River
j. Presentation to Lee Evans 1976 Miami International
Folk Festival 100-Mile Bicycle Endurance Race, and to
Mike Gordon for sponsoring this event.
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ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH
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11:30 A.M, 14 a. Presentation of a scroll from the
� '" City of Miami to Mt. Jorge Garrigo
1,��,) as commendation for his drawing of
a Miami Fire house.
b. Presentation of a Plaque to 1•ir. Joe
c Poole, Department of Public Works,
upon his retirement after 27 years of
service with the City of Miami
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Presentation of Plaque to Mr. Walter C.
Parson, Department of Public Works, upon
his retirement after 25 years of service
with the City of Miami.
Presentation of 38th Annual Cabaret •
Day Proclamation to Mrs. N. Flynn, of
the Coral
__abGles Junior Woman's Club.
Presentation of ORT Day Proclamation
to Mrs. Charlotee Horn.
Presentation of Read on America Day
Proclamation to Mrs. Phyllis Miller,
member of the School Board.
Presentation of Youth Art Month
Proclamation to ?•is. Jacqueline
Hinchey,Consultant in Art Eduction
for Dade County Public Schools
Presentation of Certificates of
Appreciation to the participants in
the Bicentennial.Friendship Flight
December 4-9
Senator George Firestone
Jack Guiteras
Orin D. A'ibin
Maria Elena Torano
Leslie Pantin
Dick Lankenau'
Manuel Centeno
Presentation of Certificates of
Appreciation to the participants
in the Miami River Festival, Nov. 1-2
Miami Outboard Club
Third Century 1'SA
YWCA
Fistorical Association of Southern Florida
Miami -Dade Community College, Downtown
Miami River Restoration Conference
Presentation of Certifica es of
Appreciation to Lee Evans-1976
Miami International Folk Festival 100
mile Bicycle Endurance Race, and to
Mr, Mike Cordon, for sponsoring this
event.
Presentation of Earth Day Proclamation
to ?Sr, Bob 1�c!�aughtan ____ �______.�
Presentation of Save Your_Vision_Week
Proclamation to Dr. Philip Sidian,,
President of the Dade County 0ptrometric
Association.
Presentation of Thumbs lip Proclamation
to Mr. Wes Field
Prensentat-on of Certificate of AppreciaG
to Coconut Grove Elementary Sch,for thei.r
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FEBRUARY 2r, , 1(176
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19, ** Resolution accepting the 1'1,1t entitled COMFORT MANOR
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SUBDIVISION, a subdivision in
the City of Miami, and
accepting the dedications shown on said Plat, and authori-
zing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk to
execute the Pint.
The Proposed Re( ord Plat entitled Comfort Manor Subdivision
is a subdivision ,1: prc•; ;uusl . unplatted property lying
on the south skit aS (or;f art Cnna l between N. W. 35
Avenue and N. W. 37 „vers.,c. It is zoned R-1 and has a
total area of 1.7( ;3cte
Plat COtnnlIt: t1.2e reci7i'liTf.''Ilil =i.
** Resolution acceptins. Deed from BESSE"MER SECURITIES
CORPORATION convr'. in,;. the City of Miami for municipal
purposes the South 5 f E et of Lots 5 through 10, inclusive,
in Block .1., of the CARD1'N OF EDEN (4-12); and in exchange
therefor, aut:hori7in) ,'nd directing the City Manager to
execute and deliver to Bessemer Securities Corporation a
Deed for the conveyance of the North 37.8 feet of Lot 6,
Block 1, of the Garden of Eden (4--12) .
** In exchange for the conveyance of 1,318.45 square feet of
privately owned land contgined in a 5-foot wide strip
abutting the north side of N.E. 14 Terrace, extending
westerly from the easterly right-of-way line of Biscayne
Boulevard for n di<<tance of 263.69 feet, which the City
has agreed to convey to the same sole adjacent property
owner, Bessemer Securities Corporation, 1,890 square feet
of land (50 feet x 37.8 feet) Lying south thereof in the
same block. In 1926. the City of Miami received dedica-
tions of the north 37.8 fear of every lot in Block 1, of
The Garden of Eden (4-12) for street purposes. Subse-
quently, all of this dedicated area except the dedicated
portion of Lot 6 in the aforesaid block was reclaimed by
the adjacent property owners. The City has never used or
maintained any part of t i;o dedicated portion of said
Lot 6 nor is it required in ;1nv of the City's present or
future plans. The aforesaid property owner would other-
wise be entitled to ree•lalm the said dedicated portion of
said Lot 6 relying upon Florida Statute 255.22, the pro-
visions of which support his request. The owner has
executed and delivered r() the City of Miami a deed for the
conveyance of the aforesaid 5-foot wide strip of land for
municipal purposes, contingent upon the receipt from the
City of a deed for the conveynnce of the aforesaid dedicated
area.
City Manager recommends.
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FEBRUARY 26, I'.')"'f
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NEW BUSTIH:"S -- P1 `;Oi C'r IONS/Oki)INA;:CE:S CONTINUED
Resolution .'iut to ins; f . r highway improvement the Highway
Right -of -Way De do from F. ALLEN BLISS AND JANET A BLISS,
HIS WIFE: BURTON A LANI)Y, AS TRUSTEE: SIIERDAK DEVELOPERS,
INC.: AND BAYSIIURF COOPERATIVE, INCORPORATED: all as
owners conveying to the City of Miami their respective
interests in and to notlots of I, 2, 3, 4 and all of Outlot
34, of Block. 2, r ±' the ;iuR nded plat of POINT VIEW (2-93);
and directing the t:'ro;r r official of the City of Miami
to record said dt *,d,; in the Public Records of .Dade County,
Florida.
The City of i`:t ami req i res dedications of all the outlots
which are de ignited on the AM1 NbEls PLAT OF POINT VIEW
(2-93) in order to proceed with its Point View Highway
Improvement Il- 4309. 0f the total of seven such outlot
owners contacted, four dive ;:jade voluntary dedications by
executing and dei..v._lin ; to the City of Miami Highway
Right -of -Way Deeds conveying their respective interest in
and to Outlets l., 2, 3 and 4 and all of Outlot 34, Block
2, of the AMENDED PLAT OF POINT VIEW (2-93). In order to
avoid any diminution of the tax benefits accruing to the
owners who have already dedicated the aforesaid outlots,
it is now in order for the City Commission to accept the
aforesaid deeds at this time, and to have them recorded in
the Public Records of Dade County, Florida.
City Manager recommends,
** Resolution authorizing total and final payment in the
amount of $1.5 , 500 to TRACTOR MARINE for sandblasting,
repairs, and recoating the MARINE STADIUM FLOATING STAGE.
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At its November 6, 1975 meeting, the City Commission
adopted Ordinance No. 8477, appropriating $17,000 for
necessary repairs and recoating of the floating barge at
the Marine Stadium. The necessary work has been com-
pleted within the amount allocated.
City Manager recommends.
PRESENTATION
23. Edward D. Stone, Jr.. and Associates - Preliminary
Planning of boulevard frontage of the North portion.
of Bayfront Park.
24, ** Resolution authorizing and dire the City Manager
and the City Clerk to cute is - agreement with
EDWARD D. STL)NE, JR. ► ! �, r onsultant, for
•rei oe Moie professional and t i s in design planning
for the developin + *1 PARK (NORTH PORTION) for
a fixed fee of $2 ''i t; ) from the funds allocated to
develop Miami Bay t t Park included in the Bond Issue
for Parks and Recreational Facilities approved by voters
in an elert_ioa on March 14, 1972.
City Manager recommends.
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NEW BUSINESS - RESttLITTLONS/ORI)1'1.1NC1,S CONTINUED
* Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Works
to enter into negotiations with the contractor leading
toward the termination of the contracts for the construc-
tion of COMFORT STATIONS AT MARGARET PACE PARK AND
MAGNOLIA PARK.
** Residents in the vicinity objected to the location of this
type building in these parks and have requested that the
contracts be c lased nut.
City Manager recommends.
26. ** Ordinance amendment adopting House Bill No. 4465 enacting
a New Occupational. License taw.
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The Legislature of the State of Florida, at their regular
session in 1972 passed House Bill No. 4465. The City of
Miami at present charges ten percent (10%) on licenses
that are delinquent after November 1 of each year and are
requesting the adoption of the twenty-five percent (25%)
penalty allowed hy State Statues;provided that the delin-
quent penalty shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%).
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to
expend funds from the Retirement Plan Trust Fund in the
amount of $480.00 for Registration and attendance at the
Public Employees Conference.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution allowing the use of WATSON PARK without payment
of fees on March 20, 1976 for.an EARTH DAY PROGRAM, direct-
ing the City Manager to lend administrative assistance to
the Florida Earth Society in connection with said program,
and authorizing and directing the expenditure of not to ex-
ceed $1,300.00, or one half the cost of this program which-
ever is lower (the other half of said cost to be borne by
Metropolitan Dade County).
29. ** 14TH ANNUAL, BOWLING TOURNMENT OF THE AMERICAS - request
for use of the Gulfstream Room of the BAYFRONT AUDITORIUM
on Sunday, July 11, 1976 and Tuesday,
from 7-11 p.m.
July 13, 1976.
30. ** THIRD CENTURY U.S.A. request use of BAYFRONT PARK AUDI-
TORIUM for the FOURTH OF DULY NATURALIZATION CEREMONY.
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31, **, Mr. Dale He;app, - rctsrnr.,t for use of the MARINE STADIUM on
March 6 and Apr i ! 3, 1976 forconcerts to he performed by
the GREATER `tfAMi PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
PUBLIC HEARING
Ordinance repealing (:N.1?';'I`0 )O JO the Code of the City
of Miami., Florida, entitled "SHIPPING VESSELS AND DOCKS",
in its entirety, and enacting :a new Chapter 50 entitled
"BOATS, DOCKS, MOOP1NG , AND CONTROL OF CITY WATERS",
providing Pules and Regulations ions ;as to the Use. of City
Marinas; providing Rules and Regulations for. the Operation
of Commercial V e:: ;eY 1 ; providing Rules and Regulations re-
lating to the t)r -J riir t i+'n of Channels. Unlawful Anchoring,
Mooring or Docking, and the. Unlawful Use of Navigational
Aids; providing i;orthink. Information Rules and Regulations
governing all vo sel.s at City Marinas; providing Berthing
Information kule:; and Regulations governing Non -Commercial
Vessels at City Marinas and Re -Rental by City of Vacant
Berths; providing for Docka}e Fees at City Marinas and
Rules and Regulations as to the Use of Utilities; providing
for Rules and ;e);u.lat ions as to the Contamination of City
Waters; providing an effective date; repealing all Ordi-
nances, Coder Sections or parts thereof in conflict, in-
sofar as they ;are in conflict; providing a severability
provision.
33, ** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manager
in the submission of a grant application to the FINE ARTS
COUNCIL OF FLORIDA for an ARTIST -TN -RESIDENCE PROGRAM
and confirming the action taken by the City Manager in
accepting the ;;rant and executing the necessary agreement
to implement the program.
** The City of Miami ha:; been awarded a grant in the amount
of $11,250 from the Fine Arts Council of Florida. The
City will contribute $2,550 in -kind services and the Cuban
Cultural Foundation S1,200 hard cash to meet the match
requirement.
City Manager recommends,
** Resolution authorizing 1!t > Litv ,Manager to instruct the
t _ Purchasing Agent to extend the elevator maintenance con-
j tract with MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY for the twelve
(12) month period beginning January 9, 1976,
City Manager recommends.
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FEBRUARY 20, 1 9 7r,
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NEW BUSINESS - KI:;;OIX'I'Tt)\S/OI'UI NANC:Iis CONTINUED
Resolution nuthori ping the City Manager of the City of
Miami to execute nn agreement with Metropolitan -Dade
County, throe ;h the Manpower Planning Council of Dade
and Monroe Counties, pursuant to City of Miami Resolution
75-1069, to implement a Miami Career Development Program,
and further to enter .into cantractsimplementi.ng said pro-
gram subject to ratification by the City Commission, and
further approving and ratifying all measures taken by the
City Manager prior to the date hereof to implement said
program including tho carrying of program participants
on the City payroll.
** The original contract was in the amount of $54,211 and
approved by 1?e.olotion 75-1069, however, Dade County did
not execute the contract rig; approved because the City of
Miami's allocation for this; program for fiscal year 1976
had been increased to $141,694.
City Manager recommends.
REVISED FEE SCHEI)I.'LES
POLICE DEPARTMENT
a. * Ordinance amending CIIAPTL:lt 56 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, by amending subsection 38-16, entitled
"IDENTIFICATION CARD - ISSUANCE: CONTENTS:FEE"; by
increasing the fee for identification cards thereunder;
containing a severability provision; repealing all
Ordinances or Parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith and
providing an effective date.
b. * Ordinance amending Sect ion 3-49 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida; providing for an increase in fees for
Identification Cards thereunder; containing a severability
provision; repealing all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances
in conflict herewith and providing an effective date.
c. * Ordinance amending SECTION 34-21.1 of the Code of the City
of Miami, Floridr;; providing for an increase In STORAGE
CHARGES at the CITY AUTO Pf)I.tNI) for motorcycles, passenger
vehicles and trucks; containing a severability provision;
repealing all Ordinances or Parts of Ordinances in conflict
herewith and providing an effective date.
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NEW BUSINESS - I.1" LrTtONS/o):PINANCI:S CONTl!ai)1 E)
d. * Ordinance amending Sub -Sort ion ; (a) and (b), and
Sub -Sections (c) 1, 2 and I, of Section 43-8 of the Code
of the City of Miami. Florida, as amended, entitled
"FURNISHING OF INFORMATION FROM POLICE RECORDS; FEES FOR
CERTAIN SERVICES OF POLICE DEPARTMENT", by increasing the
fees for services performed by the Police Department; con-
taining a severability provisi.nn, repealing all Ordinances,
in conflict herewith; and providing; an effective date.
e. * Ordinance amending Section 56-133(a) and Section 56-134 (a)
and (b) , ARTICLE V of CHAPTER 56, entitled "TAXICABS AND
OTHER VEHICLES FOR HIRE", of the Code of the City of Miami,
as amended, increasing; the foes for issuance and renewal.
of Chauffeur Registration Licenses and the fee for
issuance of Duplicate Chauffeur Registration Licenses;
repealing all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict
herewith; containing a severability provision and providing
an effective date.
f . * Ordinance :amending; CHAPTER 56 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, by amending Subsection 56-12(b) of
ARTICLE II thereof, entitled "TAXICABS, SIGHT-SEEING AND
FOR -HIRE CARS", by increasing the fee for certificates
thereunder; containing a severability provision; repealing
al.1 Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith
and providing an effective date.
City Manager recommends,
PARKS ANI) RECREATION DEPARTMENT
n . * Ordinance ;amending Subsections (b) , (c) and (d) u l 0139-1
of the Code of this City of Miami, Florida, as amended,
increasing fee schedules for the USE OF RECREATIONAL
FACILITIES in the City of Miami; providing for a Waiver
of Facility Use Fees when such facilities are used by
youths through 17 _years of Age; repealing all Ordinances
or parts thereof in conflict herewith; containing a
severability provision and providing for an effective
date,
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CITY COMMISSION MnETING
FEBRUARY 26, 1.976
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
* Ordinance amending Section
Miami, Florida, as amended
and establishing RENT
machine at designa
Miami; repealing a
flict herewith; con
provided for an effe
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39- • ,e Code of the City of
• TENNIS COURT FEES
4. V - use of the bail
i ities in the City of
es or parts thereof in con=-
a severability provision and
ve date.
c. * Ordinance amending Subsection (b) of §39-2 of the Code of
the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, increasing fee
schedules for the USE OF THE BANDSHELL, TORCH OF FRIENDSHIP
AND SHOWMOBILE, by quasi -public organizations in the City
of Miami; repealing all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances
in conflict herewith; containing a severability provision
and providing for an effective date.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into
agreement with PEAT, MARWICK, MLT HELL AND COMPANY, a
professional consu1U,in firm fp 'lthe purpose of developing
a "FINANCIAL IliAN4CEMENT SYS EMr FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI",
funding of which j, si, bed' provided through Federal Revenue
Sharing Funds h gAdlnance No. 8345; not to exceed a cost
of $150,000.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 26, 197r,
PAGE II
AWARD OF BIDS
39. ** Resolution accepting the lowest bid as received from th77-
ICM INDUSTRIES,INC., 4141 No. Miami Ave., Miami, Floridai.ers
for furnishing DATA ENTRY PREPARATION at a maximum cost ers
of $89,956.00, and that the City Manager he authorized to
enter into a contract with ICM industries.
**
Invitations were mailed to twenty-three potentialsuppliers
and two (2) bids were received. The bid of ICM Industries,
Inc. was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Funds are available
in the Police and Crime Prevention 1aci l iti es Bond Fund.
City Manager recommends.
40. ** Resolution accepting the hid as received from BISCAYNE
FIRE EQUIPMENT for furnishing one INFLATED RESCUE CUSHION-
7cw. 22 2 LIFE PACK at a cost of $(6,975.00.
Invitations were mailed to ten (10) potential suppliers and
one (1) bid was received. The bid of Biscayne Fire Equipment
was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Funds for this purchase are
available in Federal Revenue Sharing 1975-76.
41.
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City Manager recommends.
Resolution accepting the hid as received ft m CUSTOM
AMBULANCES OF FLORIDA for furs i sh a: p t-:u (2) MODULAR RESCUE
AMBULANCES at a total cost of $54,614.56 and the option to
purchase one (1) additional MODULAR RESCUE AMBULANCE within
ninety days from date of the award at no increase in price,
provided that funds are available.
Invitations were mailed to twenty-seven potential suppliers
and one (1) bid was received. The bid of Custom Ambulances
of Florida was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Funds for this
purchase are by: 1) Federal Revenue Sharing - $44,000.00
and 2) State of Florida EMS Grant in Aid - $22,000.00.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
PAGE 15
AWARD OF BIDS CONTINUED
42, ** Resolution awarding the c .rata ;e hid to .JULES BROTHERS
UNIFORM, at a total dose,, ,092,50,
** Invitations were Bt, c 't0leightetn (18) potential suppliers
and three (3 fA •cccived, The bid of Jules Brothers
Uniforms w. .,er BID RECEIVED based on unit prices.
Funds are pr c in the 1975-76 fiscal year budget of
the Fire Depar ment,
43.
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City Manager recommends,
Resolution accepting the bids for the INSTALLATION OF
TWELVE (12) SETS OF (.1TY OWNED PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT in
eight (8) parks throughout the City in the total amount
of: $5,147.00.
Invitations were mailed to twelve (12) potential suppliers
and four (4) bids were received. The bids of Hallmark
Construction in the total amount of $1,069.00 for Items
1 v 2 and C. t; W. Unlimited in the total amount of $4,078.00
for Items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 $ 3 were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED
MEETING BID SPECIFICA'i'IONS. Funds are available and are
to be allocated from the Parks for People Bond Program.
City Manager recommends,
44. ** Resolution accepting the bid received from F:-Z GO CAR
DIVISION for furnishing twenty golf carts at $23,100.00.
** Invitations were mailed to seven (7) potential suppliers
2 . "" and two (2) bids were received. The bid of E-Z Go Cart
Division was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Eight of the electric
carts will be replacements of 1969 model carts. Ten of the
carts willl be in addition to the fleet which at present falls
short of meeting demands on weekends and the busy winter
season. Two gas -driven golf carts will be used in maintenance
work by the grounds crew of the Miami Springs Golf Course.
This purchase is to be funded by the Parks and Recreation's
1975-76 Fiscal Yeard Budget.
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City Manager recommends.
Resolution awarding the bid to INTERNATIONAL FIBERGLASS
INDUSTRIES, for furnishing portable docks for MORNINGSIDE
PARK in the amount of $6,841.11.
Invitations were mailed to thirty-two (32) potential
suppliers and four (4) bids were received. The portable
docks will be a new installation at Morningside Park and
funds are provided in the 1972 Parks for People Bond Program.
The bid of International Fiberglass Ind,Istries was the
LOWEST BIl) RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
PAGE IC,
OW OF BIDS CONTINUED
46. ** Resolution awarding the bid of HOLLAND PAVING CO. INC. in
the estimated amount of $55,762.75 for the S. W. 8 STREET
CHANNELIZATION - (BEAUTIFICATION) PHASE II; allocating the
amount of $55,762.75 from the account entitled "Highway Bond
Funds" to cover the estimated contract cost; allocating from
said account the amount of $5,576.25 to cover the cost of
project expense; allocating from said account the amount of
$1,115 to cover the cost of such items as advertising, test-
ing laboratories, postage, etc.; and authorizing the City
Manager to execute a contract with said firm.
**
Bids were received February 9, 1966 for the construction of
intersection improvements along the south side of S. W. 8
Street at S. W. 12 Court, 13 Avenue, 13 Court, 14 Avenue,
15 Avenue and 16 Avenue. Construction will also include
asphaltic pavement, concrete curbs and gutters, concrete
sidewalk, drainage and landscaping. The bid of Holland
Paving Co., Inc. for $55,762.75 is the LOWEST RESPONSIVE
BID for Items 1 thru 31 of the Proposal, based on unit
prices. Funds are available in the account entitled
Highway Bond Funds.
City Manager recommends.
47. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
48. RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION
TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 10, 1976
49.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
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biscussion - Consideration of a Resolution for a
quick take of four (4) parcels along Biscayne
Boulevard of the V.B.C. property for the Bicentennial