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(:fTY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KLY
MARCH 25, 1976
Pledge of Allegiance
Reading of the Minutes
PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEM
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - ORDINANCE 6871, ARTICLE XXV,
SECTION 1, PARAGRAPH (121-A), ZONED STREET WIDTH
3. ** Amendment to Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XXV, Section 1,
by adding Paragraph (121-A) establishing a Zoned
Street Width to read as follows: (121-A) 36th Court,
,'t S. W., approximately 140 feet south of S. W. 17th
Street 20 feet.
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LEGEND FOR AGENDA USE:
** Planning Advisory Board meeting March 3 - Item 111
Planning Advisory Board by 5/0 vote (three members
absent) recommended the amendment
NO WRITTEN OR ORAL OBJECTIONS
Applicant - Jorge L. Mas
Planning Department recommended "Approval."
ZONING BOARD ITEMS
N. W. llth STREET ROAD AND HIGHLAND ROAD N.W. OF 14th
STREET
** Resolution granting request for the official Vacation and
Closure of N. W. llth Street Road, approximately 280'
northwest of N. W. 14th Street and of Highland Road
approximately 370' northwest of N.W. 14th Street and
approximately 101' of N. W. 14�h Terrace, in accordance
with Tentative Plat #935-A "BISCAYNE CIVIC CENTER PLAZA".
** Zoning Board meeting February 23 - Item #7(a)
Zoning Board by 7/0 recommended request
NO WRITTEN OR ORAL OBJECTIONS
Applicant - Jackson Memorial Hospital
Planning Department recommended "Approval"
"DOCUMENT INDEX
ITEM NO. 1 "
A single asterisk (*) preceding an item indicates the actualtitle 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 as being the title of a
resolution and/or ordinance.
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MARCH 25, 1976
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ZONING HOARD ITEMS CONTINUED
601 N. W. 30th AVENUE
** Ordinance granting Chang of Zoning Classification on
Lot 11, Block 1, GROSSE POINTE HIGHLANDS ADD (40-56) ,
being 601 N. W. 30th Avenue, from R-1 (One Family) to
C-2 (Community Commercial).
** Zoning Board meeting February 23 - Item #!5
Zoning Board by 7/0 vote recommended Denial of petition
for Change of Zoning Classification
THIRTY-NINE WRITTEN - SEVENTY-SEVEN ORAL OBJECTIONS
Applicant - Replica Publishing Co.
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS
APPROXIMATELY 535 N. E. 15th STREET
* 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 AND (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
severability 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
City Commission
on February 26th deferred to March 25th..
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CITY COMMISSION ML;ETING
MARCH 25, 1976
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PUBLIC BEARING
7, a. ** First Reading; of a proposed Ordinance extending the hours
of sale of alcoholic beverages by establishments known
as 4 COP, Liquor Bars.
b. ** Hours of sale of alcoholic beverages by COP-S, hotels,
motels and apartments.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS CONTINUED
8. * Ordinance amending Sections 30-4 and 30-5 of the Code of
the City of Miami, Florida, for the purpose of increasing —
the penalties for late payment of original and renewal _
licenses to conform with the provisions of Section 205.053,
Florida Statutes, which State Statute states: "Those _
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licenses not renewed by October 1 shall be considered
delinquent and subject to a delinquency penalty of 10 per-
cent for the month of October, plus an additional 5 percent
penalty for each month of delinquency thereafter until pail
However, the total delinquency penalty shall not exceed 25
percent of the Occupational License Fee for the delinquent
establishment", and, "Any person engaging in or managing
any business, occupation, or profession without first
obtaining a local Occupational License, if required, here-
under shall be subject to a penalty of 25 percent of the
License determined to be due, in addition to any other
penalty provided by Law or Ordinance"; repealing all
Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict,
insofar as they are in conflict; containing a severability
provision.
Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 26
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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MARCH 25, 1976
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS CONTINUED
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, by adding a new
Paragraph (k) to Subsection (57), Section 2, providing for
Wholesale Marine Motors, Parts, Accessories Sales;
deleting Section 7 - Height, Section 9 Floor Area
Premiums and Section 10- Parking in their entirety and
substituting in lieu thereof new Sections 7, 9 and 10
entitled Height, Floor Area Premiums and Parking, respec-
tively, to Article XIV-1 Special Neighborhood Commercial
C-2A District, repealing all Ordinances, Code Sections or
parts thereof in conflict insofar as they are in conflict;
containing a severability provision.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 26
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
* Ordinance amending the City of Miami Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance No. 6871 ARTICLE VII, LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE R-3
District to allow exceptions to height limit as a
Conditional Use by adding a new Paragraph (b) to Subsection
(6-b), Section (1) and by deleting Section 4, Height, in
its entirety and substituting in lieu thereof a new
Section 4 entitled Height; repealing all Ordinances, Code
Sections or parts thereof in conflict insofar as they are
in conflict; and containing a severability provision.
** Passed on first. reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Gordon
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
* Ordinance amending the City of Miami Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance No, 6871, ARTICLE XIV, COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL C-2
District, Section 1, Use Regulations by adding a new
Paragraph (20-A) entitled ORTHOTIC AND PROSTHETIC SURGICAL
APPLIANCE OUTLETS - RETAIL, to permit the establishment of
Retail Surgical Appliance Outlets; repealing all Ordinances,
Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict insofar as they
are in conflict; and containing a severability provision.
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** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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MARCH 25, 1976
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UNFtNISHEI) BUSINESS SECOND READINGS CONTINUED
REVISED FEE SCHEDULES
POLICE DEPARTMENT
* Ordinance amending CHAPTER 38 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.
*lc Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
b. * Ordinance amending Section 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.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
* Ordinance amending Section 34-21.1 of the Code of the City
of Miami, Florida; providing for an increase in STORAGE
CHARGES at the CITY AUTO POUND 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.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
,Ayes - Commissioners Gibso.i, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
d. * Ordinance amending Sub -Sections (a) and (b), and Sub-
Sections (c) 1, 2 and 3, 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; containing
a severability provision; repealing all Ordinances, or
parts of Ordinances, in conflict herewith; and providing
an effective date.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Noes
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MARCH 25, 1976
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS CONTINI D
* 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 fees 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 prw;ision and providing
an effective date.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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 certificate
thereunder; containing a severability provision; repealing
all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith
and providing an effective date.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
REVISED FEE SCHEDULES
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
13. a. * Ordinance amending Subsections (b), (c) and (d) of §39-1
of the Code of the 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
r or parts thereof in conflict herewith; containing a
severability provision and providing for an effective date;
Exempting Senior Citizens 62 Years Of Age and Older Who
Are City Of Miami Residents.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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MARCH 25, 1976
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UNF1 NSIMED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS CONTINUM
* Ordinance amending Subsection (b) of g39-2 of the Code of
the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, increasing fee
schedules for the USE OF THE BANDSHELL4 TORCH OF FRIENDSHIP
AND SNOWMOBILE, 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.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 4
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
11:30 A.M. PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS
14. a. Presentation to the Guatemala Council, General Jose
Juarez Aragon, of the proceeds received to date of the
"Miami Helps Guatemala Marathon."
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h. Presentation of P7a'q
upon their reti ei nt:
to Fire Department personnel
1. Fire thr Theodore Fries - 25 years of service.
2. Chi4 re Officer Benjamin E. Durfey - 26 years, 11
iltdpinths of service.
ire Captain Marion R. McGraw - 32 years of service.
Chief Fire Officer C. H. Boss - 35 years of service.
Presentation of proclamation to Mr. Francisco Ruiz and
Mr. Jesus Castillo declaring March 27 as "Dia del Consejo
Nuestra Senora de La Caridad".
d. Presentation of proclamation proclaiming May 14 as
Shriners' Crippled Children Day.
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Presentati
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and, Jr. to the City of
the Bicentennial Park
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14 a, resentation to the Guatema.a Council, General
Jose Juarez Aragon, of the proceeds received to
date of the `'?Miami Helps Guatemala Marathon."
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Presentation of Plagues to Fire Department
personnel upon their retirement:
1) Fire Fighter Theodore Fries - 25 years
2) Chief Fire Officer Benjamin D, Durfey 26
years, 11 months
3) Fire Captain Marion R. McGraw - 32 years
4) Chief Fire Officer C, H. Boss - 35 years
c. Presentation of proclamation to Mr, Francisco
Ruiz and Mr. Jesus Castillo declaring March
27 as Dia del Consejo Nuestra Senora de La
Caridad,
Presentation of Shriners Crippled Chi1dren_Day
Proclamation to Mr. \\'alter Parsons.
e, Presentation by the Honorable Harry Cain,
Dade County Commissioner and President of
Goodwill Industries, of a Certificate of
Appreciation to the City of Miami Commission
from Goodwill.
Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation
to Mr. Emilio Milian and Mr. Tomas Regalado
for the help in the Miami Helps Guatemala
Marathon.
Prsf ntat ion of P1-aui c's to to Police C.3 11),-Irtment
pG :3011nf?1_ upon their I-1?(:i1:ornt:
•` ;1c .Ar.. _,--- -1) 7,t. ;•;elvin L. Harris - 21 years
2) :gut. William C. Matheson - 27 years
h.
Presentation of Dia clef Club de T.0-.!0flOS i.nri,e
do Leon r1>c1. ation to Mr. llov \i:_t.u>z,
President.
Presentation of Semana de Juan Ponce de Leon
Proclamation to Mr. Jose T,uis Arnaiz, President
of La Casa yde I- s.pana.
Presentation of Dia de Tony Garcia Proclamation
to Mr. Tony Garcia.
R. Presentation of John_Elliot Blood Bank Day
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Proclamation to r. Ti, rold G. Jailer., Chair tan
of the Board.
L,,1 Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation
to ;Maria Carmen 1:zola, for her u!}tirina
cornunity service.
m. Presentation of Ceendation to Mr. Luis Pojas,
Presi_(3ent of the Association of South Florida
V/ `soccer Referees, who by his efforts has
Ureatly enhanced the sport of soccer in our area.
n. Presentation of Knir�hts of Columbus Miami Council
V'`. 1726 Day Proclamation to Mr. Albert O' Ni-e] 1, and
Mr. Chester Zebrinsky.
o. Presentation of Commendations to:
Mr, Reynaldo Maduro
Dr. Arturo Jievia
Dr, Edyardo Buttari
(posthumously)
Presentation of Miami River Cleanup resolution
to Mr. Rocco Pacer
eq, Presentation of Commendation to Officer
Eugene Tellez, Miami Police officer of the
Year.
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MARCH 2'i, 1976
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ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
Porsonal appearance by Mr. Jack Weiss - City Owned
St ript Lighting,
1:lt7 ['mothi•.•,i,al h, tt •I,•rhi:: it'•Itt It,
H t c,in.11 ;,;>Iu,:,r:tn, p by ;!1 . RiI„•t to 'l'nl>ua;:, (:nnlrttc•lt,t•,
: <,uitv relict nt 753 S. W. 5th
- "'; . Charles Starkey regarding the Trail
Mini -Park.
18. 1)isc•up::;inn - Mr. Charles Huttoe reference the results
[ht. te•:.t :;cores from the Fire and Police
Examination.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
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NEW BUSINESS .. RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
19, ** Resolution accepting the completed work performed by
OVIDIO P. RODRIGUEZ, JR. at a total cost of $40,576.16
and authorizing a final payment of $3,877,62 for the
PARKS - SHELTERS AND COMFORT STATIONS - 1975,
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0vidio P. Rodriguez, Jr. has completed the contract for
Parks - Shelters and Comfort Stations - 1975 at a total
cost of $40,576.16. The project consisted of the con-
struction of a comfort. station at Bryan Park and a comfort
station a1d shelter at Margaret Pace Park. After the work
had been started on Bid Item 1, comfort station and shelter
at Margaret Pace Park, the City Manager's Office ordered
all work stopped because of objections by residents in the
area. After a neighborhood meeting held January 12, 1976,
the City Manager's office approved deleting Bid Item 1,
restoring site to original condition, and negotiating
with the contractor for the cost of all work done under
Bid Item 1. The original contract amount was $78,750, and
it was completed on time. It is now in order for the
Commission to accept the completed work and authorize final
payment, after all conditions are met.
City Manager recommends.
Resolution accepting the Plat entitled NEW ROOSEVELT OFFICE,
a subdivision in the City of Miami, and accepting the
dedications shown on said Plat, and authorizing and directing
the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the Plat.
The Proposed Record Plat entitled New Roosevelt Office, a
resubdivision of a portion of "Pirates Cove", City of Miami,
Dade County, Florida, is zoned C-4 and has a total of
0.53 acres.
Plat Committee recommends.
21. ** Resolution accepting the Plat entitled CULMER VILLAS, a
subdivision in the City of Miami, and accepting the
/ dedications shown on said Plat, and authorizing and directing
/1/ the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the Plat.
** The Proposed Record Plat entitled Culmer Villas, a re-
subdivision of Tract A of "Culmer Park Subdivision No. 1",
Plat Book 98, Page 12, tying in the N. W. 1/4 Section 37,
Township 53S, Range 41E, is zoned C4 and C5.
Plat Committee recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 254 1976
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
Discussion Golf Course Part-time Starter Positions
23. a. * Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to
enter into a supplementary agreement with RALPH ALLEN,
Golf Pro at the City of Miami Golf Course in Miami Springs,
on the same terms and provisions as contained in the
agreement entered into and between the City of Miami and
RALPH ALLEN on December 17, 1970, except that the herein
supplementary agreement shall provide for the collection of
Green Fees by RALPH ALLEN each day between the hours of
daylight and dusk, for an accounting procedure to control
said collection, and for a renewal of said supplementary
agreement if mutually satisfactory to RALPH ALLEN and the
Director of the Parks and Recreation Department of the City
of Miami.
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City Manager recommends.
b. * Resolution authorizing the directing the City Manager to enter
into a supplementary agreement with CHARLES DeLUCCA, JR.,
Golf Pro at Melreese Golf Course, on the same terms and
provisions as contained in the agreement entered into and
between the City of Miami and CHARLES DeLUCCA on November
15, 1971, except that the herein supplementary agreement
shall provide for the collection of Green Fees by CHARLES
DeLUCCA, JR., each day between the hours of daylight and
dusk, for an accounting procedure to control said collection,
and for an automatic renewal of said supplementary agree-
ment after six months unless unsatisfactory to either party.
City Manager recommends.
* Ordinance amending Section 39-3 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amended, increasing TENNIS COURT FEES
and establishing Rental Fees for the use of the Ball
Machine at designated Tennis Facilities in the City of
Miami; repealing all Ordinances or parts thereof in conflict
herewith; containing a severability provision and provided
for an effective date.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution appointing Fire Chief D. A. Hickman as the Civil
Preparedness Director for the City of Miami and Chief of
Training D. A. Hewson as the Civil Preparedness Coordinator
for the City of Miami.
City Manager recommends.
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MARCH 25, 1Q76
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NEW BUS INESS - EZESOLUTIONS/OR.DINANCES CONTINUED
* Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Managef
in the submission of a Grant Application to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development for An Economio
Development Planning Program and authorizing the City
Manager to accept th<2 grant and execute the necessary
contracts and agreements to implement the program upon
receipt of the Grant. .
City Manager recommends.
PUBLIC HEARING
27. ** Semi-annual public hearing to consider applications
involving Certificates of Public Conveniences and
Necessity for the operation of taxicabs and for hire
cars.
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REQUESTS FOR WAIVER OF RENTAL FEES FOR USE OF CITY
FACILITIES
Judge C. Clyde Atkins - request for use of BAYFRONT PARK
AUDITORIUM on March 1, April 7, June 2, September 1, and
November 3, 1976 for IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICES.
Captain John E. Shields - request for use.of BAYFRONT PARK
AUDITORIUM on November 13 and December 19, 1976 for "TOYS
FOR TOTS" Program.
** G. F. Powell - - request for use of MIAMI STADIUM by
the AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL LEAGUE.
** Lenny Booth - request for use of MIAMI STADIUM on
April 9, 1976 for the MIAMI JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL
baseball game.
32. ** Resolution authorizing the issuance of a permit to BELEN
JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL for amusement activities at
S.,W. 7th<Avenue in connection with their carnival
on April 3 and 4, 1976, subject to certain terms and
conditions.
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** Resolution authorizing the issuance of a permit Co ARTURO
MONTORI SCHOOI. for amusement activities at 5565 West
Flaglor Street in connection with their carnival on
Say 2, 1976, subject to certain terms and conditions,
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MARCH 25, 1976
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NEW BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES,CONTI.NUEI
34, ** Resolution designating April 10 and 11, 1976 as the
Miami River Cleanup.
35. ** Resolution ratifying the action taken by the Board of
Trustees in engaging Dr. J. Sawyer, Finance Professor at
the University of Miami, to conduct educational seminars
to be held on a monthly basis for a fee not to exceed
$200.00 per session.
SETTLEMENT OF CLAIM AGAINST CITY
36. a. ** Resolution authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
HAROLD COPE without the admission of liability the sum of
$1500.00 in full and complete settlement of his claim
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against the City of Miami for alleged personal injuries
suffered on July 17, 1974 when he fell to the bottom of
an allegedly uncovered storm catch basin in the sidewalk
located in or near the intersection of N. W. 8th Avenue
and 21 Street, Miami, Florida, upon the execution of a
release releasing the City of Miami from all claims and
demands.
37.
City Attorney recommends.
b. ** Resolution authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
MR. FRANCISCO R. MARTY without the admission of
liability the sum of $4500.00 in full and complete settle-
ment of all claims and demands against the City of Miami
upon the execution of a release releasing the City of
Miami from all claims and demands.
City Attorney recommends.
* Resolution authorizing and directing the City Attorney to
file a suit against MR. SERGIO ROQUE, 1821 N. W. 22nd
Court, Miami, Florida, for the purpose of obtaining
appropriate relief for Mr. Roque's violation of City
Ordinances regarding misrepresentation of information in a
Building Permit Application and Zoning Violations.
City Attorney recommends.
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MARCH 250 1976
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
38. ** Resolution authorizing the payment of Supplementary
Disability Salary (D-Time) to City employees working
full time under the Manpower Program.
** Resolution #39802 presently in effect authorizes payment
of Supplementary Disability payments to full-time officers
and employees of the City.
39. ** Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to
execute a lease agreement with Grove Key Marina, Inc.
for the eight -year period beginning July 1, 1976 and
terminating June 30, 1984.
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City Manager recommends.
** Resolution ratifying and confirming the action taken by
the City Manager in conveying the deed to Dade County
for ten feet of Right of Way on N. W. 5th Street abutting
the north boundary of Blocks 76N and 76E.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute the
agreement between the City of Miami and the Grove Group
for the study, analysis and development of the Dinner
Key Recreation Center/Exposition Hall, and partial
implementation of the Dinner Key Master Plan.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution certifying and declaring the results of the
Special Bond Election held March 9, 1976 as being an
approval of the City's issuance of the Bonds thereunder;
further authorizing and directing the proper City
Officers to perform any and all incidental duties and
to take appropriate proceedings in connection with the
issuance of said Bonds as required by law.
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MARCH 25, 1976
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NEW,BUSINPSS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
** Ordinance declaring the intention of the City of Miami
of eicercising authority under Local Government
Comprehensive Planning Act of 1975 Chapter 75-257 Lads
of Florida for the total area of its jurisdiction, by
preparing and adopting Comprehensive Plans within the
Corporate Limits of the City of Miami; repealing all
Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict;
insofar as they are in conflict; containing a
severability provision.
b. **
City Manager recommends.
Ordinance designating the Planning Advisory Board of the
City of Miami as the local planning agency as required by
and in conformance with Chapter 75-257 Laws of Florida
"Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act of 1975";
repealing all Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof
in conflict; insofar as they are in conflict; containing
a severability provision.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
PAGE 15
AWARD OF BIDS
43. ** Resolution accepting the hid received February 10 of
STEELCARE, INC. for furnishing labor and materials to
refinish office furniture for the DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
at a total cost of $25,176.00.
** Invitations were mailed to twenty-one (21) potential
suppliers and one (1) bid was received. The bid of
Steelcare, Inc. was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED based on
estimated quantities. Funds are available in the Police
and Crime Prevention Facility Bond Fund.
44. **
45.
**
City Manager. recommends.
Resolution accepting the bids received December 8 for
furnishing ammunition for the Police Department from
3-D COMPANY, INC. for Item 1 at a cost of $5,475.00; a
bid from BUFFALO ROCK SHOOTERS SUPPLY for Items 2, 6,
and 14 at a cost of $7,279.00; a bid from ZERO BULLET
COMPANY for Item 3 at a cost of $750.00; a bid from
MASZK'S WORKSHOP, INC. for Item 5, 7, 11, and 12 at a
cost of $1,197.00; a bid from SOUTHERN GUN DISTRIBUTORS,
INC. for Item 10 at a cost of $1,185.60 and a bid from
JONES EQUIPMENT CO. for Item 15 at a cost of $141.60
at a total cost of $16,028.20.
Invitations were mailed to twenty-six (26) potential suppliers
and eight (8) bids were received. The bids of 3-D
Company, Inc., Buffalo Rock Shooters Supply, Zero Bullet
Company, Maszk's Workshop, Inc., Southern Gun Distributors,
Inc. and Jones Equipment Co. were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED
meeting bid specifications. Funds for this purchase
are allocated in the 1975-76 Fiscal Year Budget of the
Department of Police.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution accepting the bid received of WITHERS VAN LINES
for moving the Miami Police Department at a total cost
of S12,211.00.
** Invitations were trailed to forty-nine (49) potential
suppliers and five (5) bids were received. The bid of
Withers Van Lines was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED, Funds are
available in the Police and Crime Prevention Facilities
Bond Fund.
City Manager recommends.
AN
46.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
PAGE 16
AWARD OP BIDS CONTINUED
** Resolution awarding the bids received February 18 of
C. & W. UNLIMITED for furnishing a removable pool
bulkhead for the CURTIS PARK POOLS at a total cost of
$6,850.00.
** Invitations were mailed to eighteen (18) potential
suppliers and two (2) bids were received. The bid of
C. & W. Unlimited was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Funds
are available and are to be allocated from the Parks for
People Bond Program, Play Apparatus and Park Furniture
Account.
47. **
r�
**
City Manager recommends.
Resolution accepting the bids received December 21 for
furnishing fertilizers and chemicals for use by the Parks
and Recreation Department from WENDEL BUTLER'S SUPPLY
CO. for 'Items 2 and 3 in the amount of $9,023.80; a bid
from SOUTHERN MILL CREEK for Items 1, 4b, 5e, 6a, 6b,
6c and 6d in the amount of $7,320.00; a bid from KERR
McGEE CHEMICAL CO. for Items 5a, 5b, 5c and 5d in the
amount of $11,432.50 and a bid from WOODBURY CHEMICAL
for Items 4a, 4c and 5f in the amount of $12,325.00 at a
total cost of $40,101.30.
Invitations were mailed to twenty-three (23) potential
suppliers and five (5) bids were received. The bids of
Wendel Butler's Supply Co., Southern Mill Creek, Kerr
McGee Chemical Co., and Woodbury Chemical were the LOWEST
BIDS RECEIVED. Funds for this purchase are provided in
the 1975-76 Fiscal Year Budget of the Parks and Recreation
Department.
City Manager recommends.
48. ** Resolution accepting the hid received January 25 for the
printing of Tourism Brochures for the Department of
Publicity and Tourism from EASTERN LITHO CORPORATION for
printing 75,000 brochures in English and 20,000 in
Portuguese at a cost of $4,605.00 with rerun in one year
of 50,000 in English and 10,000 in Portguese at a cost of
$3,145.00 and within eighteen" months 100,000 English and
20,000 in Portuguese at a cost of $5,580.00.
**
Invitations were mailed to nineteen (19) potential suppliers.
The bid of EASTERN LITHO Corporation was the LOWEST BID
RECEIVED. Funds are to be provided for in the 1975-76 Fiscal
Year Budget and the total cost is divided equally between
the City of Miami and Metropolitan Dade County, The
brochures are mailed to all parts of Canada and the United
States, The Portuguese version will be used in conjunction
with the Mayor's trip to Brazil in June and for the many_
South American visitors to our City.
City Manager recommends.
49. **
50.
51.
CITY COMMISSION .'1EF"i 1' r>'
MARCH 25, 1976
PAGE 17
AWARD O1' Rips CONTINUED
Resolution accepting the bids of EVERGLADES SOD &
LANDSCAPING, INC. for 15' Gumbo Limbo Trees; MELROSE
NURSERY & SOILS COMPANY for 15' Cabbage Palm Tree, 10'
Malay Coconut Palm Tree, and 5' Greywood Adonidia Palm
Tree; WESTSIDE NURSERY AND GARDEN SUPPLY, INC. for
15' Black Olive Tree, 15' Mahogany Tree, 5' Greywood
Royal Palm Tree, 10' Creywood Royal Palm Tree, and
20' Greywood Royal Palm Tree; and PESTONIT NURSERY &
FLOWERS, INC., for 15' Oak Tree and 15' Bottle Brush
Tree; for furnishing and planting trees; and authorizing
the City Manager to issue purchase orders as needed
to meet the City requirement's for the Calendar Year
of 1976 subject to the availability of funds.
** Many times a year, trees in the center and side parkways
of Miami streets are destroyed :in traffic accidents or
for other reasons require replacements. In the 1975-76
Budget the amount of S4,000.00 was provided for use by the
Department of Public Works in replacing such trees.
The bids of Everglades Sod & Landscaping, Inc., Melrose
Nursery & Soils Company, Westside Nursery Garden Supply,
Inc. and Pestenit Nursery & Flowers, Inc. were the LOWEST
RESPONSIVE BIDS. The City Manager has approved a plan
under which payments for trees damaged in traffic accidents
shall be credited to the budget account to provide a
revolving fund account.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution awarding the bid received March 19 for the
CHOPIN PLAZA STORM SEWER REPAIR. Funds are available
from the account entitled "Storm Sewer Bond Funds".
** Resolution accepting the bid received February 20 of
MIDWEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS for furnishing video equipment
for the MIAMI MODERN POLICE BUILDING at a total cost of
$50,397.00.
** Invitations were mailed to six (6) potential suppliers and
two (2) bids were received. The bid of Midwest Tele-
communications was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. Funds for
this equipment are available from the LEAA Grant.
City Manager recommends.
52.
**
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
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AWARD OF BIns CONTINUED
Resolution accepting the bids received March 8 for
furnishing millivolt meters and oscilloscopes for the
Department of Communications from MOTOROLA, INC. at a
cost of $5,229.00 and a bid from TEXTRONIX, INC. at a
cost of•$12,780.00 at a total cost of $18,009.00.
** Invitations were mailed to twenty-seven (27) potential
suppliers and four (4) bids were received. The bids of
Motorola, Inc. and Textronix, Inc. were the LOWEST BIDS
RECEIVED. Funds for this purchase are available in the
Police and Crime Prevention Facilities Bond Fund.
City Manager recommends.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
PAGE 19
53. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
54. RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY
COMMISSION TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF
MARCH 4, 1976.
55. CITY MANAGER REPORTS
a. Orange Bowl Improvements.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
Page 20
55. CITY MANAGER REPORTS
a. Emergency Medical. Transport by Fire and Police
Department.
b. Convention Center Site - Property Foreclosure
c.
d.
e.
0.
Miami Memorial Committee - recommendation
with reference to naming the new HUD Building
"Lauraine Dunn Building".
A resolution directing the City Manager to transfer
$1,400 from the Contingency Fund to the appropriate
account for salary of Nora Swan, Chairperson, City
of Miami Bicentennial Committee.
A resolution directing the City Manager :o transfer
$1, 300 from the Contingency Fund to the appropriate
account to provide funds to the Florida Earth Society
in connection with their Earth Day Program, as
authorized by Resolution No. 76-216.
f. * , Edward J. Trombetta - request for use of office space
at the Riverside Baptist Church for a one-year period
on a rent-free basis.
g•
y
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to expend
up to $15, 000 to accomplish th4 installation of the
Orange Bowl. Turf irrigation system.
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CITY ATTOR IE' REPORT'S
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
OF
MARCH_.25, _1976
RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PREVIOUS MOTIONS MADE AT THE COMMISSION MEETING:
76-347
76-348
WITHDRAWN
76-349
76-350
NOT ACTED ON
A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING $100 FROM THE CONTINGENCY
FUND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SHIRTS FOR THE MEMBERS
OF THE MIAMI CITY EMPLOYEES BOWLING LEAGUE.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING YVONNE SANTAMARIA,
ALICIA BARO, MANUEL MENDOZA, REVEREND H. KIRTLEY
AND HAZEL GRANT, AS MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION BOARD.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ZELMA STARKEY AS A MEMBER
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ECOLOGY AND BEAUTIFICATION
COMMITTEE.
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING IN PRINCIPLE THE PLAN
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION ON MARCH 4,
1976 BY EDWARD D. STONE, JR. & ASSOCIATES FOR
THE BOULEVARD FRONTAGE OF THE NORTH PORTION OF
BAYFRONT PARK.
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING CARLOS FERNANDEZ FOR HIS
CIVIC ZEAL IN HAVING PRINTED FOR DISTRIBUTION
LITERATURE IN SPANISH URGING FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION
BY THE VOTERS OF THE CITY'S PROPOSED HOUSING BOND
ISSUE.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING VICE MAYOR ROSE GORDON
TO THE SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL.
OTHER RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES:
76-352
76-353
A RESOLUTION TERMINATING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
CITY OF MIAMI AND MR. PAUL WEBER FOR PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES AS A CLAIMS SUPERVISOR EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 29, 1976.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO
PAY TO MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL TARAVELLA, WITHOUT THE
ADMISSION OF LIABILITY, THE SUM OF $1,196.30 IN FULL
AND COMPLETE SETTLEMENT OF PROPERTY DAMAGE AND TOWING
CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY OF MIAMI, UPON THE
EXECUTION OF A RELEASE, RELEASING THE CITY OF MIAMI
FROM ALL PROPERTY DAMAGE, TOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS.
PAct 22.
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FIRST
READING
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DIRECTOR
OF FINANCE TO PAY ATTORNEYiS FEES AND COSTS IN THE
AMOUNT OF $5,000.00 TO JOHN R. FARRELL, P, A., AS
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENDANT -OWNER OF PARCEL 1537.2
ARISING FROM A CONDEMNATION ACTION, CITY OF MIAMI
VS, LYNN FUELLING, et al., CASE NO, 75-9249 a/k/a
EATON PARK; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE ALLOCATION
OF SAID FEES FROM 'rHE PARKS FOR PEOPLE BOND FUND,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 8523, ADOPTED
FEBRUARY 10, 1976, FOR THE PURPOSE OF WAIVING
THE FEE FOR CLASSES AT CITY PARKS FOR PERSONS OVER
62 YEARS OF AGE WHO ARE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI;; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY PROVISION; REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
PAGE 23
"POCKET MATTERS"
76-291 MOTION RATIFYING AND CONFIRMING RESOLUTION NO. 76-126,
ADOPTED JANUARY 22; 1976, AUTHORIZING LITIGATION WITH
DADE COUNTY ON THE QUESTION OF DOUBLE TAXATION
76-293 - MOTION TO POSTPONE FIOR A PERIOD OF SIXTY BAYS A PROPOSED
ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE ZONING OF LOT 11, BLK 1, GROSSE
POINTE HIGHLANDS ADD FROM R-1 TO C-2 IN ORDER TO ENABLE
THE APPLICANT TO MOVE HIS OPERATIONS TO ANOTHER LOCATION
76-294 - MOTION TO DEFER UNTIL APRIL 8TH APPLICATION FOR REZONING
OF LOTS 12 THRU 16, BLK 1, NELSON VILLA & GARDEN OF EDEN
AMD, TOGETHER WITH UNPLATTED PROPERTY TO THE NORTH
76-295 - MOTION OF APPRECIATION TO SENATOR RALPH POSTON FOR HIS
SUGGESTION TO ALLOW GOODWILL INDUSTRIES TO DISPOSE OF
THE ORANGE BOWL POLYTURF
76-296 - MOTION OF INTENT TO WAIVE THE FEE FOR USE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI' S SIIOWMOBILE ON APRIL $ , 1976 IN CONNECTION WITH
PONCE DE LEON WEEK FESTIVITIES AT WATSON PARK
76-297 - MOTION EXPRESSING WISHES FOR A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO
CONGRESSMAN CLAUDE PEPPER
76-298 - MOTION OF INTENT TO PERMIT FOUNTAIN AND LANDSCAPING TO
REMAIN ON CITY PROPERTY AT THE FOOT OF AVIATION AVENUE
AND SOUTH I3AYSHORE DRIVE IN CONNECTION WITH RESTAURANT
OPERATION BY MONTE TRAINER
76-299 - MOTION REQUESTING THE CITY MANAGER TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER
OR NOT THE BATTLESHIP "MISSOURI" WOULD BE AVAILABLE FOR
LOCATION IN THE MIAMI AREA
76-300 - MOTION OF INTENT TO FUND FOR A PERIOD OF ONE MONTH AT A
COST NOT TO EXCEED $4,000.00 AN ALCOHOLIC PROGRAM CON-
DUCTED BY LLOYD HOWARD
76-302 - MOTION EXPRESSII`.G THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE COMMISSION THAT
THE CITY MANAGER FOLLOW NOT ONLY THE LETTER BUT THE
SPIRIT OF THE LAW IN CONNECTION WITH ITS AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION PROGRAX AND THE CONSENT DECREE ENTERED INTO WITH
Trii UNITED STATES JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, AND SPECIFICALLY
WITH RESPECT TO OFFICER WHITE OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
76-313 - MOTION APPROVING THE PROPOSAL OF THE CITY MANAGER FOR
PART-TII1E STARTER POSITIONS AT CITY 03? MI:;MI GOLF COURSES
76-316 -- MOTION APP,t0V Ir;G TUE CONTINTUEI) NO -RIGHT -TURN RESTRICTION
OFF SOUTH BAYSUORE DRIVE AT SAMANA DRIVE IN RAY HEIGHTS
76-317 - !•`.nTIC?'1 TO REFER BACK TO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT FOR CON
S.%i)AT:L(')N op A PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE PLAN WITH
RI GA':U) T() THE CLOSING OF Ifi: LLISSEE STREET IN Nia0M.A
MANORS
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 25, 1976
"POCKET •TATTERS"
76-318 - MOTION APPROVING THE CONTINUED TURN RESTRICTIONS ON
ALATKA AND HALLISSEE STREETS IN NATOMA MANORS
76-319 MOTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMISSION THAT
SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE FROM ALATKA STREET TO AVIATION
AVENUE NOT BE WIDENED
76-338 - RESOLUTION CERTIFYING AND DECLARING RESULTS OF SPECIAL
CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTION HELD ON MARCH 9, 1976
76-345 - MOTION REQUESTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE NECESSARY
LEGISLATION TO ACCOMPLISH THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000,000
OF BONDS FOR SEWERS AND OTHER NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS IN
THE CITY OF MIAMI
76-301 - MOTION REQUESTING P•1RS. CHARLES STARKEY TO SUBMIT TO THE
CITY MANAGER HER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE "TRAIL MINI -PARK"
IN THE "LITTLE HAVANA" AREA AND THAT THE MATTER BE CON-
SIDERED AGAIN AT THE SECOND MEETING IN APRIL
76-351 - RESOLUTION APPROVING THE EXPENDITURES OF VICE -MAYOR ROSE
GORDON IN HER TRIP TO WASHINGTON REPRESENTING THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEFORE THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES