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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HAUL - DINNER KEY
MAY 1.3, 1976
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
OBJECTIONS TO ACCEPTING THE COMPLETED WORK IN GLENROYAL
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5374 C (center-
line sewer) AND SR-5374 S (sideline sewer)
Resolution accepting the completed construction of
GOODWIN, INC. for the construction of GLENROYAL SANITARY
SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5374 C (centerline sewer) and
SR-5374 S (sideline sewer) in GLENROYAL SANITARY SEWER
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5374 C (centerline sewer) and
SR-5374 S (sideline sewer) at a total cost of $2,890,490.05
and authorizing a final payment of $327,013.61.
Goodwin, Inc. has completed the construction of centerline
and sideline sanitary sewers in the area bounded by the
East-West Expressway, West 27 Avenue, S. W. 7 Street,
Beacom Blvd., NW 22 Avenue, N.W. 7 Street, and N. W. 17
Place. The construction was completed for $2,890,490.05,
which was within the contract amount, 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.
OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMING ORDERING RESOLUTION NO. 76-92
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF EAST BRADDOCK SANITARY SEWER
IMPROVEMENT SR-5410 C (centerline sewer)
Resolution confirming ordering Resolution No. 76-92 and
authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for sealed bids
for the construction of EAST BRADDOCK SANITARY SEWER
IMPROVEMENT SR-5410 C (centerline sewer) in EAST
BRADDOCK SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5410 C
(centerline sewer).
** In a continuing effort to serve Miami with sewers the con-
struction of centerline sewers in the unsewered portion
of the area bounded by NW 39 Street, NW 7 Avenue, NW 25
Street and NW17 Avenu?was ordered by the City Commission
at their meeting of January 22, 1976. It is now in order
to confirm the ordering resolution and authorize adver-
tising for bids, "DOCUMENT,,NDEX
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A double asterisk (**) preceding an item indicates either the subject matter of
the item or summary exp1anation, and is not to be construed as being the title of
a resolution and/or ordinance,
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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PUBLIC HEARINGS CONTINUED
** OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF THE SAN MARCO SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT
SR-5316 C (centerline sewer)
** Resolution confirming the Assessment Roll for the con-
struction of the SAN MARCO SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT SR-5316 C (centerline sewer) and removing all
pending liens for this improvement not certified hereby.
** The Improvement consisted of laying 10 inch Vitrified Clay
Sanitary Sewer Lines and 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe Laterals
to all lots and parcels as required on Biscayne and San
Marco Islands. The Improvement was necessary to remove
the last major source of pollution in or abutting Biscayne
Bay. San Marco Island is filled land and is an extremely
low lying elevation, causing the septic tanks to be very
sluggish in operation, particularly during flooded con-
ditions. Many lots lying on the Bay side had overflow
lines from the septic tank which discharged sewage directly
into the Bay. Biscayne. Island had a combination storm
and sanitary sewer which discharged sewage directly into
Biscayne Bay. As the line was inadequately sized, many
of those properties abutting the Bay had the same system
as on San Marco Island; that is septic tanks with an
overflow line to discharge sewage directly into the Bay.
This overflow, plus the leeching effect to the soil,
prompted the State Board of Health, and the Dade County
Health Department to request that the City prove adequate
sanitary sewer facilities to prevent contamination of the
Bay.
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OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF REID ACRES HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4349
Resolution confirming the Assessment Roll for the con-
struction of REID ACRES HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4349 in
REID ACRES HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4349 and re-
moving all pending liens for this improvement not
certified hereby.
** This Improvement consisted of full width asphaltic con-
crete pavement, curb and gutter, and drainage structures
in the area of NE 62 Street to NE 71 Street between NE 2
Avenue and NE 4 Avenue. The rapid growth of the
industrial area east of NE 2 Avenue and South of NE 71
Street, with its resultant increase of truck traffic,
and on -street parking, made it necessary to provide these
street improvements.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 134 1976
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9;1S A.M. PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS
7. a. Presentation of a plaque froth the Mayor of Guayaquil,
Ecuador, the Honorable Juan Pendola Avejno by
Mr. Jose G. Franco to the Honorable Mayor of Miami,
Maurice A. Ferre.
b. Presentation of a plaque to the Honorable D. W.
Pierotti.
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Presentation of a Certificate of Appreciation to
Mr. Vicente Rodriquez, Assistant Vice President,
The Bank of Miami.
/d. Presentation of a Proclamation for Big Brother -
jr Big Sister Week, May 16 through May 21, 1976.
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Presentation of Commendation to Mrs. Nellie Nelson
for services rendered to the community.
Presentation by Mr. Tom Johnson, President of the
Miami Employees' Bowling League of a bowling trophy
won by City of Miami employees.
Nora Swan and Mrs. Blanka Rosentiel's representative,
Mr. Chris Perzanowski - Bicentennial Pilgrimage to
Europe.
Presentation of a Proclamation to Ms. Betsy Stone
and her mother, Mrs. Winnie Stone declaring the
week of May 17th as "International Flower Week."
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a. Presentation of a plaque from the Mayor of
Guayaquil, Ecuador, the Honorable Juah Pendola
Mitejho by Mr. Jose C. Franco to the Honorable
Mayor of Miami, Maurice A. Fetre.
b. Presentation of a plaque to the Honorable
D. W. Pierotti, former British Counsel in
Miami.
c. Presentation of Big Brothers -Big Sisters Week
Proclamation to a representative of said
organization.
Presentation of Commendation to Mrs. Nellie
Nelson.
e. Presentation by Mr. Tom Johnson, President
of the Miami Employees' Bowling League of
a bowling trophy won by City of Miami
employees.
. Nora Swan, Mrs. Blanka Rosentiel, and Mr.
Chris Perzanowski - Bicentennial Pilgrimage
to Europe.
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Presentation of International Flower Week
Proclamation to Ms. Betsy Stone and her
mother Mrs. Winnie Stone.
i. Presentation of National Asthma Center Week
Proclamation to Dr. Dudley Soloman.
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Presentation of Commendation to Mr. John
Smith, Manager of Cloverleaf Lanes, for
his outstanding community service.
k. Presentation of Commedation to Mr. Carlos
Carcas, for his donation of toys to
the children of the Windwood area.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13 1976
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ZONING BOARD ITEMS
APPROXIMATELY 600 N. W. 1OT}{STREET
** Resolution granting, subject to yearly review, request
as per Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XXIII, Section 2 (6),
to permit waiver of development of 61 of 309 required
off-street parking spaces on approximately 600 M. W.
10th Street, known as TRACT "Ct' CULMER PARK SUB N0. 1
(98-1.2) , in conjunction with 151 Townhouses now under
construction on H.U.D. project Florida 5-49; zoned R-4
(Medium Density Multiple).
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* Zoning Board meeting April 19 - Item #10
Zoning Board by 6/0 vote (2 members absent) recommended
subject to yearly review, request to permit waiver
of development
NO OBJECTIONS RECEIVED
Applicant - Dade County HUD
Planning Department recommended "Approval"
REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION OF VARIANCES AND/OR
CONDITIONAL USES
3480 MAIN HIGHWAY
9. ** Resolution granting a one year extension of the
Variance granted on the property at Lots 22 and 23,
Block 1, COMMODORE PLAZA (18-25) , being 3480 Main
Highway, waiving 61 of 61 required off-street parking
spaces, subject to providing 20 remote valet off-street
parking spaces for the evening hours, and maximum, gross
restaurant area of 3800 sq. ft.; to be reviewed by the
Zoning Board 1 year after date of Occupancy if parking
is not adequate; zoned C-2A (Special Community Commercial).
** The original variance was granted by Resolution No.
ZB 152-75 on November 3, 1975. Applicant has requested
one year extension.
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PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEMS
Amendment to Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE II, DEFINITIONS,
Section 2, by deleting subsection (93-A) in its entirety
and substituting in lieu thereof a new subsection as
follows: (93-A) Usable open space shall mean outdoor
area, excluding parking and other service areas, whi.ch
is utilized for outdoor living, recreation or land-
scaping, and which is open and unobstructed from its
lowest level to the sky except for roof overhangs not in
excess of three (3) feet. All open space shall be acces-
sible to, and usable by, all residents residing on the
lot. Usable open space may include areas at the ground
level and/or on roofs, decks and balconies, provided
that such areas meet other criteria set forth in this
definition. The minimum dimension for usable open space
at the ground level shall be ten (10) feet and the mini-
mumshall be one hundred (100)square feet. The minimum
dimensions for usable open space located on roofs or decks
shall be four hundred sq. feet. Except for the C-3 dis-
trict at least one --half (1/2) of the required usable open
space shall be on the ground with no structure below (20)
percent of the required open space on the roof, balcony,
or deck area that is above twenty-five (25) feet in height.
Planning Advisory Board meeting April 28 - Item ill
Planning Advisory Board by 5/0-vote (3 members absent)
recommended amendment
NO OBJECTIONS RECEIVED
Initiated by Planning Department
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEMS
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - ARTICLE XXV, SECTION 1 (138) AND
(138-A)
** Amendment to Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XXV, Section 1 by
deleting and substituting and/or adding new paragraphs
to Section 1 as follows: (138) FEDERAL HIGHWAY - N.E.
36th Street to the westerly extension of the southerly
limited access right-of-way line of the 36th Street
Expressway S.R. No. 25 ...37.5'; (138-A) FEDERAL
HIGHWAY - From the westerly extension of the southerly
limited access right-of-way line of the 36th Street
Expressway S.R. No. 25 to N.E. 39th Street 35'.
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Planning Advisory Board meeting April 7 - Item 111
Planning Advisory Board by 4/0 vote (4 members absent)
recommended the amendment
NO OBJECTIONS RECEIVED - TWO WRITTEN IN FAVOR
Initiated by Planning Department
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - ORDINANCE 6871, ARTICLE XII,
SECTION 1, SUBSECTION (16)
Amendment to Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XII, Local Com-
mercial, C-1 District, of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance No. 6871, by deleting subsection (16) of
Section 1, in its entirety and in lieu thereof substi-
tute a new subsection (16) to read as follows: (16)
The sale and incidential servicing of Radio, Television,
Phonographic and Home Appliances, provided that: (a)
The servicing of all appliances shall be confined to no
more than rear one-half of the premises. (b) The area
of the building devoted to service activity shall be
effectively screened from the front portion of a building
so as to not be viewed from any portion of the area of
the building devoted to sales or display. (c) Areas for
service trucks and loading and unloading activities shall
be properly screened with walls and/or landscaping from
abutting Residential areas.
** Planning Advisory Board meeting April 7 - Item lit
Planning Advisory Board by 5/0 vote (3 members absent)
recommended amendment
NO OBJECTIONS RECEIVED
Initiated by Planning Department
CITY COMMISS1O ; MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS
PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEMS CONTINUED
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, Biock 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 severability provision.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting
January 22
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Plummer, Reboso, Vice -Mayor
Cordon and Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
City Commission deferred this item on February 26 and
March 25, 1976 and invoked 5 day rule on April 8, 1976
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by adding a
subsection (1.70-8) to ARTICLE XXV, Section 1, establish-
ing a reduction in the zoned street width for SHIPPING
AVENUE from HIBISCUS STREET to PLAZA STREET: repealing
all Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in
conflict insofar as they are in conflict; and contain-
ing a severability provision.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting April 8
Introduced by - Vice -Mayor Cordon
Seconded by - Commissioner Plummer.
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Plummer, Reboso, Vice -Mayor
Cordon and Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
* Ordinance amending Subsections (a) and (c) of §39-5 of
the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended,
changing fees for use of the City of Miami Municipal
Swimming Pools; repealing all Ordinances or parts of
Ordinances in conflict herewith; containing a sever -
ability provision and providing for an effective date.
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Passed on first reading City Commission meeting April 8
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Plummer, Reboso, Vice -Mayor
Gordon and Mayor Ferre
Noes None
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READINGS CONTINUED
* Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 8523, adopted
Vebruary 10, 1976, for the purpose of waiving the
Pee 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.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 25
Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson
Seconded by - Vice -Mayor Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Plummer, Reboso, Vice -Mayor
Gordon and Mayor Ferre
Noes - None
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
Resolution waiving the requirement of the contract docu-
ments for the CHOPIN PLAZA STORM SEWER REPAIR - 1976
which require that a Financial Rating of A+AAA be
possessed by the insurance carrier issuing the per-
formance bond and insurance for said project, and
authorizing the amendment of the contract documents
to require that the insurance carrier issuing the
performance bond and insurance for said project only
possess a B+BBB financial rating.
The City of Miami received bids for the Chopin Plaza
Storm Sewer Repair - 1976 on March 19, 1976 and awarded
a contract to IRPCO PAVING CO., INC. on March 25, 1976
by Resolution No, 76-344. As per the contract documents
the insurance carrier that writes the performance bond
and insurance must be rated A+AAA. Irpco Paving Co.,
Inc. submitted an insurance carrier with a rating of
B+BBB and also a letter from the Small Business Associ-
ation saying they would guarantee up to 95% of the con-
tract if they were to default. Irpco Paving Co., Inc.
is a minority contractor and it is the City's stated
intention to help all qualified minority contractors to
perform work for the City. This company has completed
a contract for us for Grapeland Heights Park - Parking
Improvement and his work was satisfactory.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution accepting the completed work performed by
ATLANTIC FOUNDATION CO., INC. at a total cost of
$459,411.44 and authorizing a final payment of
$62,511.44 for BICENTENNIAL PARK - PHASE II - 1975
PROJECT NO, 2 - SEAWALL.
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Atlantic Foundation Co., Inc, has completed the improve-
ments to the existing seawall on the south and east sides
of Bicentennial Park, including the complete construction
of sections of seawall at the proposed Fishing Lagoons.
Bicentennial Park is located at the southeast corner of
Biscayne Blvd, and Interstate Highway 1-395, and includes
the triangular portion of the site known as Belcher Oil
Property. The project was completed at a total cost of
$459,411.44 which was within the contract amount, 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.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 134 1976
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NEWB11StNESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
18. ** Resolution accepting the completed construction of
IRPCO PAVING CO., INC. for the GRAPELAND HEIGHTS PARK -
PARKING = 1975 at a toal cost of $25,366; and authorizing
a final payment of $2,922.09.
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** Irpco Paving Co., Inc. has completed the construction of
a parking lot, including drainage'and lighting, at
Grapeland Heights Park, located at 1550 N. W. 37 Avenue.
The construction was completed for $23,366, which was
within the contract amount,nd 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 allocating $695,000 for Professional Services
for the DOWNTOWN CONVENTION CENTER from the account
entitled "Convention Center Bond Funds".
** The Agreement between the City of Miami and the archi-
tectural/engineering firm of Ferendino, Grafton,
Spillis, Candela for the professional services for the
Downtown Convention Center was executed on April 8,
1976 and it is now in order for the Commission to adopt
a resolution allocating sufficient funds to pay the
consultant for his professional services. Funds are
available in the account entitled "Convention Center
Bond Funds".
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City Manager recommends.
Resolution allocating the amount of $227,273 for
Professional Services for the DINNER KEY RECREATION
CENTER/EXPOSITION HALL from the account entitled Capital
Improvement Fund - Unallocated Funds; allocating the
amount of $2,000 from said account for preliminary and
incidental expenses for said project which includes the
cost of advertising, testing laboratories, postage and
blueprinting and other necessary expenses.
The City Commission, on March 25, 1976, by Resolution
No. 76-337, authorized and directed the City Manager to
execute an agreement with the Grove Group (a joint
venture of Borroto & Lee/Antoniadis Associates/Ross-
Adams) for professional services for the Dinner Key
Recreation Center/Exposition Hall. This agreement was
executed April 9, 1976 and it is now in order for the
Commission to adopt a resolution allocating sufficient
funds to pay the consultant for his professional services
and sufficient funds to cover the cost of preliminary
expenses.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager
to execute three copies of an agreement whereby the
City of Miami would lease, for the EXTENSION OF
BICENTENNIAL PARK with the construction thereon of
facilities for park purposes, 0.718± acreS of D.0.T.
property lying adjacent to the south limited access
line of Interstate I-395 at the westerly approach to
MAC ARTHUR CAUSEWAY, as shown on the drawing attached
hereto, and made a part hereof; and to forward the
executed agreements to the D.0.T. c/o W.A. MAIER, DISTRICT
RIGHT-OF-WAY ADMINISTRATOR, 780 S.W. 24 Street, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida 33315.
** There is a portion of unimproved Department of Trans-
portation property comprising 0.718± acres having about
200 feet of frontage on Biscayne Bay, lying between the
south limited access line of Interstate 1-395 and the
north line of City property, which the City of Miami
was offered to lease at $1.00 per year for the purpose
of extending its proposed Bicentennial Park. Although
offered the choice to purchase this land on the basis
of the appraised value, the City elected to lease it
even though the maximum term offered was for only 15
years, in addition to the lease being silent as to any
renewal options. As an additional expense to the
requirement of constructing the improvements which will
be merged into and become compatible with the abutting
proposed Bicentennial Park to the south, the City of
Miami is 'expected to replace the deteriorated bulkhead
along the aforesaid D.O.T. property, estimated to be
about $200,000. All of the aforesaid improvements to
this portion of D.O.T. property are necessary in order
to eliminate the undeveloped eyesore which would become
manifested after the City's completion of the Bicentennial
Park landscaping southerly adjacent thereto. Had it not
been for the inability of the D.O.T. due to its present
financial condition to meet the commitment it made in
the highway landscaping joint project agreement dated
September 13, 1973, the City's only expense would be
for the cost of the preparation of plans and specifi-
cations and the maintenance upon completion of the project.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution accepting for Highway Improvement the Highway
Right -Of -Way Deed of Dedication, a copy of same attached,
from ALLEN BLISS AND JANET A BLISS, HIS WIFE, conveying
to the City of Miami 0utlot 4, Block 2, of the amended
Plat of POINT VIEW (2-93); and directing the proper
official of the City of Miami to record said deed in the
Public Records of Dade County, Florida.
** The City of Miami requires dedications of all the
outlots which are designated on the Amended Plat.of
Point View (2-93) in order to proceed with its Point View
Highway Improvement H-4390. Title to these outlets is
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NEW_ HUS 1 NESSr- RESOL1JT 1 ONS /OR) I NANCES CONTINUED
distributed among seven owners and, thus fat, three
deeds of dedication conveying Ontiots 1, 2, 3 and all of
Outlot 34 (same plat) have previously been accepted by
the City Commission under. Resolution No. 76-362, passed
and adopted April 8, 1976. However, when the dedication
deed to Outlot 4 was submitted to the City Commission,
appearing as Agenda Item No. 21 at the March 4, 1976
meeting, the owner, Mr. F. Allen Bliss, asked to confer
with the Department of Public Works about this dedication
and, as a result, the said agenda item was deferred. Not
hearing from Mr. Bliss, the Department of Public Works
forwarded a letter requesting Mt. Bliss to call for an
appointment to answer his questions concerning this
dedication. Since then there has been no response from
Mr. Bliss, and it is considered appropriate at this time
to resubmit the attached deed now for acceptance by the
City Commission, and to have it recorded in the Public
Records of Dade County, Florida.
City Manager recommends.
Resolution granting a permit to MONROE E. ZALKIN AND
BEVERLY ZALKIN, HIS WIFE, to construct a cedar slat fence
on a portion of the public right of way abutting their
property at 4125 Braganza Avenue; and accepting the
April 27, 1976 Covenant to Run With The Land executed
by the aforesaid owners; and directing that the said
instrument be recorded in the public records of Dade
County, Florida.
Monroe E. Zalkin and Beverly Zaikin, his wife, have
requested a permit to erect a cedar slat fence in
accordance with Zoning Ordinance 6871, Section 17, upon
a portion of public right of way abutting their residence
at 4125 Braganza Avenue, along a line parallel thereto
and 10 feet easterly of, the centerline line thereof:
Construction of the fence in this portion of the public
right of way will not conflict with the use of Braganza
Avenue by the public and the City of Miami has no pre-
sent or near future plans to widen Braganza Avenue. As
a precedent to any consideration for the issuance of
said permit, the aforesaid owners have been requested to
execute a Covenant to Run With The Land requiring the
removal of said fence whenever the Director of the
Department of Public Works, so directs. The owners have
executed and delivered the aforesaid instrument to the
City of Miami and it is now in order for the City Com-
mission to accept the aforesaid instrument and to
approve the issuance of said permit.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
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NEW 1iUS1NESS RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
Resolution accepting the Plat entitled ALONSO SUBDIVISION,
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 Alonso Subdivision is
a subdivision of previously unplatted property and is
divided into one lot, and located on S. W. 6 Street
between S. W. 18 and 19 Avenues. It is zoned R-4.
Plat Committee recommends.
25. ** Resolution accepting the Plat entitled PROJECT GEMINI,
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
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** The Proposed Record Plat entitled Project Gemini is a
subdivision of previously platted property. It is
zoned R-2 and is divided into 3 lots and located on the
S. W. Corner of Shipping Avenue and Mary Street.
Plat Committee recommends.
** Resolution accepting the Plat entitled MIRTA GARDENS,
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 Mirta Gardens is a
Tract of unplatted land having a total area of 1.401±
acres, and located on West Side of S. W. 31 Avenue
between S. W. 4 and 5 Streets. It is zoned R-1.
Plat Committee recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 130 19/6
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
21. Personal appearance of Oscar E. c.onzalez,
Architect reference 12 Unit Project located
at 1706 S. W. 19 Street.
28. Personal appearance of Dr. Cecil
operation of a Supper/Night Club
6100 N. W. 7th Avenue.
Graham reference
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29. Personal appearance of Efrain Gonzalez reference
six Unit Project located at 426 S. W. 19th Avenue.
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Discussion - Construction of a Velodrome for racing
and other cycling activities at Robert King High
Park.
City Commission on April 22, deferred this item to
May 13, 1976.
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
* Resolution amending Resolution No. 76-20, adopted
January 8, 1976, which transferred $4,598 for equip-
ment purchases from the Equipment Expenditure Codes
of various departmental budgets into the Equipment
Expenditure Code of the City Manager's budget; by
providing in said amendment for the reduction of the
total amount of funds transferred from $4,598 to
$3,894.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution amending Resolution No. 76-312, adopted
March 25, 1976, which awarded the bid received of
WITHERS VAN LINES for moving the Miami Police
Department at a total cost of $12,211.00 by providing
in said amendment to read estimated cost in the amount
of $12,211.00.
** Florida Public Service Commission regulations do not
permit movers to bid fixed prices.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution for the selection of the firm to perform
the Feasibility Study of Watson Island,
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City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 13
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
Resolution receiving the Annual Post Audit prepared by
Touche, Ross and Co., and authorizing the City Clerk
to retain said report as a public record for a minimum
of ten years.
City Manager recommends.
35. * Resolution approving proposed legislation by Representa-
tive Joseph Gersten which would enable Meter Maids to
Issue Parking Violation Citations.
City Manager recommends.
36. * Resolution recommending adoption of the proposed Dade
County Ordinance governing atmospheric sulfur dioxide
emission levels, subject to the exemption of the City
of Miami's N. W. 20 Street Incinerator operation from
the application thereof.
37.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution ratifying the authority of the City Manager
to enter into an Agreement with the Manpower Planning
Council of Dade and Monroe Counties to implement a
MIAMI-SUMMER TEEN EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM.
City Manager recommends.
(;RANT APPLICATIONS
** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City
Manager in the submission of a grunt application to the
U, S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare for
n CHILD DAY CARE PARENT TRAINING DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM
and authorizing the City Manager to accept the grant
and execute the necessary contracts and agreements to
implement the program upon receipt of the grant.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 14
NEW BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
CRANT APPLICATIONS CONTINUED
Resolution confirming the action taken by the City
Manager in the submission of a grant application to the
State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilita-
tive Services, Retardation Program Office for RECREATION
PROGRAMS FOR MENTALLY RETARDED ADULTS and authorizing
the City Manager to accept the grant and execute the
necessary contracts and agreements to implement the
program upon receipt of the grant.
Resolution confirming the action taken by the City
Mannger in the submission of a grant application to the
State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilita-
tive Services, Retardation Program Office for COMMUNITY
RETARDATION SERVICES and authorizing the City Manager
to accept the grant and execute the necessary contracts
and agreements to implement the program upon receipt of
the grant.
City Manager recommends.
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF RENTAL FEES FOR USE OF
CITY FACILITIES
** Resolution granting free use of the Dinner Key Auditorium
by the RARE FRUIT COUNCIL OF FLORIDA for the purpose
of holding a rare fruit tree sale on May 28 and 29, 1976.
3:00 P.M. PRESENTATION
49.(41j1;
41. Appearance - Mr. Edward J. Gong reference - City of
Miami Pension Program.
3:30 P.M. 42. Response by the City Manager and City Attorney to
Mr, Edward J. Gong's presentation.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 15
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
* Ordinance amending Rule VIII, Section 3, of The Civil
Service Rules and Regulations of the City of Miami,
effective December 15, 196i, as amended, to provide
for a Change in the Certification and Selection for the
Position of Police Officer; repealing all Ordinances
or parts thereof in conflict herewith; and containing
a severability provision.
* Ordinance amending Chapter 17, "FIRE PROTECTION", of
the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, by establishing
new fees for fire services; further amending Section 17-5,
entitled "CHARGES FOR WATER USED SOLELY IN FIRE PROTECTION,
SPRINKLER, ETC., SYSTEMS", by adding a new Sub -Section
(b), providing for an Inspection Fee for a Fire Flow
Test, and by adding a new Sub -section (c), providing for
a fee for Standpipe Pressure Tests; further amending
Section 17-30, entitled "FIRE RECORDS, REPORTS AND
PHOTOGRAPHS", Sub -Sections (b) and (c); further amending
Section 17-109, entitled "PERMITS AND FEES", Sub -Sections
(a) and (b) providing for a fee and permit for Precision
Explosive Demolition of Structures; further amending
Section 17-112, entitled "MANUFACTURE, SALE AND DIS-
CHARGE OF FIREWORKS", Sub -Section (b), providing for
the cost of a permit fee; further amending Section 17-156,
entitled "PERMITS REQUIRED AND COST OF SAME: INSPECTION",
Sub -Section (d); further amending Section 17-326,
entitled "PERMIT REQUIRED", Sub -Sections (a) and (b),
providing for the Cost of Permit Fees; repealing all
Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict
herewith; and containing a severability provision.
City Manager recommends.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
a. * Resolution establishing the. City of Miami DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS ORGANIZATION.
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* Resolution providing for the Continuity of the Executive
Functions of the Government of the City of Miami, State
of Florida, in the event of attack upon the United
States, by the designation of additional officers to
serve for the duly elected Commissioners, of the City of
Miami when such elected Commissioners are unavailable.
* Resolution adopting the City of Miami Emergency Operations
Plan as filed with the City Clerk on April 22, 1976.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 16
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED)
* Emergency Ordinance making appropriations of unexpended
balance of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds in the sum
of $2,067.096.13 from the Fiscal Year ending
September 30, 1975, to he expended for approved purposes
during the Fiscal Year 1975-76; repealing all Ordinances
in conflict; providng a severability provision.
City Manager recommends.
* Ordinance amending the Miami City General Employees'
Retirement Plan (Ordinance No. 5624, May 2, 1956, as
amended): as appearing in condification form as a part
of CHAPTER 2 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida,
1957, as amended, by providing that present members of
the Plan who were employed as Laborers, Watchmen or
Custodial workers between April 1, 1955 and September 30,
1972 may buy back creditable service for such period of
time and by providing the terms and conditions of
acquiring said creditable service; repealing all
Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict,
insofar as they are in conflict; containing a sever -
ability provision.
47.1 **
Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager
to execute an Agreement with Metropolitan Dade County
requiring issuance of certain General Obligation Bonds
by the City of Miami pursuant to Ordinance No. 8514,
enacted February 4, 1976, which Ordinance provided for
the issuance of not more than $25,000,000. of the City
of Miami General Obligation Bonds as authorized by the
Special Election held March 9, 1976 with the proceeds
of said bonds to guaranty the obligations of Metro-
politan Dade County to be incurred for the purpose of
providing houses in the City of Miami for persons and
families of low or moderate incomes.
City Manager recommends.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAC' 13, 1976
PAGE 17
AWARD OF BIDS
Resolution awarding the bid of CARL J. IIOENES, INC. in
the amount of $53,350 for SHENANDOAH PARK - COMMUNITY
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS 1976; allocating the amount of
$53,350 from the account entitled "Public Parks and
Recreational Facilities Bond Fund" to cover the estimated
contract cost; allocating from said account the amount of
$1,067 to cover the cost of such items as advertising,
testing laboratories, postage, etc.; and authorizing
the City Manager to execute a contract with said firm.
** Bids were received April 13, 1976 to completely rebuild
the mens and ladies washrooms, install all new electrical
fixtures throughout the building, and replace existing
doors and windows in Shenandoah Park Community Building,
at 1800 S. W. 21 Avenue. The $53,350 bid of Carl J.
Hoenes, Inc. was the LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BID for Base Bid
plus Additive Item "A" of Proposal, based on lump sum
bid.
City Manager recommends.
49. ** Resolution awarding the bid of METRO CONTRACTORS CO., INC.
in the amount of $119,190 for the DOUGLAS PARK -
IMPROVEMENTS - 1976; allocating the amount of $119,190
from the account entitled "Public Parks & Recreational
Facilities Bond Fund" to cover the contract cost; allo-
cating from said account the amount of $13,110.90 to
cover the cost of project expense; allocating from
said account the amount of $2,383.10 to cover the cost
of such items as advertising, testing laboratories,
postage, etc.; allocating from said account the amount
of $5000 to cover work to be performed by City forces;
and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract
with said firm.
** Bids were received April 23, 1976 to rebuild the
existing tennis courts and basketball courts; rebuild
and increase two parking lots; install basketball back-
stop and fencing; improve lighting; and recondition the
washrooms to accommodate handicapped persons at Douglas
Park, located at 2755 S. W. 37 Avenue. Some. additional
work in the Park will be done by City Forces. The
$119,190 bid of Metro Contractors Co., Inc, was the
LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BID for Base Bid, plus Additive
Item "A" and Additive Item "B" of Proposal.
City Manager recommends.
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authorizing the
said firm.
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of asphaltic
sidewalk,
80th Terrnc_e
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of I'ERSANT CONSTRUCTION CO.,
H') 6 .69(i for the EDISON PARK/LITTLE
l{ iGrWAY PROJECT: and
to execute a contract with
12, 1976 for the construction
concrete curbing and gutters,
-, . t:ea:, end grass sodding on N.W.
Miami to N. E. 2nd Avenue. The
•
$66,699 bid cC "e:- nt Construction Co., Inc. is the
LOWEST RESPONSHF For Tncal Bid fo the Proposal,
based on unit ,;rL:e a . luruls have been programmed and
budgeted under t rnrunit_:! Development Program" for
the estimated nux,, thn Con rapt, for Project Expense,
and for such iter A.yvartising, Testing Laboratories,
Postage, + ! .
City MaraSer rec<%:'il:iends.
Resolution a.-: ::1: rt i:e bid of HOLLAND PAVING CO., INC.
in the amount , , ,'')5 . !:j for WYNDWOOD PAVING PROJECT
I;-4398 aid WY :D `0 SANITARY SEWER MODIFICATIONS -
SR-5 18 (iid" " " 1' • allocating the amount of
$183,521.50 free the account entitled "Highway Bond
Funds" to cove, .i portion of the contract cost; allo-
cating from said nc.ounc the amount of $31,636.28 to
cover project exi`e se; .n :Lee.ucing from said accoun the
amount of $5.73. ..._ to cover the coat of such items as
advertising, 'ct,::in;J laboratories, postage, etc.; allo-
cating from ti:c. eoeoonr entitled "Storm Sewer Bond Fund"
the amount of : I._9.6S ? .75 to cover a portion of the
contract cost; allocating from said account the amount
of $14,266.20 to cover Project Expense; allocating from
said :ii;coufit the arnmtnt. of $2,593.05 to cover the cost
of such items as a,evertising, testing laboratories,
postage, etc.; and .:.•tiioriztng the City Manager to
execute a contract with said firm.
b. ** Resoiuti oo awordin e the Bid of D.M.P. CORPORATION in
the amount of V40,637 for WYNDWOOD PAVING PROJECT
B-4398 and WYND'•:OOD SANITARY SEWER MODIFICATIONS -
SR-5418 (' id ' C ) ; And authorizing the City Manager to
execute a contract :.rith said firm.
c. **
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Resolution awarding the bid of HOLLAND PAVING CO., INC.
in the amount of $296,776.70 for MODEL CITIES COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMET STREET IMPROVEMENTS: allocating the amount
of $145,1' 0 from the account entitled "Highway Bond
Funds" to cover a portion of the contract cost; allo-
cating flim sa12 account the amount of $22,426.80 to
cover the cost o: t'roject Expense; allocating from said
account ':he amount of $4,077.20 to cover the cost of
such iteis as advertising, testing laboratories, postage,
etc.; .aid author grog the City Manager to execute a
c_ontrace with said firm.
City ManG;;e r rec•,,numenu:, .
CITY CO: MISSION MEETING
AY 1'3, 1976
PACE 19
AWARD OF BIDS CONTINUED
52, ** Resolution accepting the bid from Catering by DAVID LYNN,
INC. for furnishtne the FOOD CONCESSION at the New
Building of the Police Department and an appropriate
lease agreement be entered into by the City Manager.
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**
Bids were received April 9, 1976. Invitations were
mailed to forty -Seven (47) potential suppliers and four
(4) bids were received. City of Miami funds are not
involved because no goods or services are being purchased;
rather the vendor:. are competing for the food concession
rights to provide fc':I service on a profit basis. These
services should he provided simultaneously with the
occupancy of the building scheduled for late May or early
June 1976. The vendor will enter into a three-year
lease agreement with the City, with the City having the
option to renew.th€ lease for an additional two years if,
in the judgment of the City Manager, the operations of the
leasee during the initial lease term have been in all
respects satisfactory. The vendor will reimburse the
City for the actual cost incurred for water, electric or
any other utility. The bid of David Lynn was the LOWEST
BID RECEIVED when related to price, quantity and quality.
City Manager recommends.
53. ** Resolution accepting the bid from DICTAPHONE CORPORATION
for furnishing one multi -channel logging reproducer and
one year maintenance at a total cost of $7,918.00.
54.
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**
Bid were received April 6, 1976 for furnishing a multi-
channel logging reproducer for the Department of Police.
Invitations were mailed to eight (8) potential suppliers
and one (1) bici was received. Funds are available and
are to be allocated from -the "Police and Crime Prevention
Facilities Bond Funds". The bid received of Dictaphone
Corporation was tbe LOWEST BID RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends.
** Resolution accepting the bids received from ALLIED
CHLORINE AND CHEMICAL COMPANY at an approximate cost
of $11,570.63 per year and CLARKE CHEMICAL COMPANY at an
approximate cost of $3,840.00 per year for furnishing
swimming pool chemicals at a total approximate cost
of $15,410.63.
**
Bids were received April 14, 1976 for furnishing swim-
ming pool chemccals on a contract basis for a one year
period from date of award. Invitations were mailed to
twenty-four (24) potential suppliers and eight (8) bids
were received. Funds for the purchase of these chemicals
are available cbrnugh the 1975-76 and 1976-77 fiscal
budgets of Parks ::ind Recreation Department. The chemicals
are purchased at regular intervals throughout the year
in order to keep the eight City swimming pools chemically
balanced in accordance with State, County and City
Health codes. The bids of Allied Chlorine and Chemical
Company ani C1rarko Chemical Company were the LOWEST BIDS
RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends,
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 20
AWARD OF BIDS CONTINUED
55. ** Resolution accepting the bids received from SANITARY LINEN
& UNIFORM SERVICE in the approximate amount of $16,000.00
and SILCO, INC. in the approximate amount of $4,000.00
for the rental of linens and dust control products re-
spectively for a period of one (1) year, with the option
74;.,
/% to extend from year to year by mutual agreement in
writing, if in the best interest of the City and to
authorize the City Manager to instruct the Purchasing
Agent to issue purchase orders from time to time as required.
4:30 P.M.
**
Bids were received April 5, 1976 for furnish rental of
linens and rental of dust control products, as required,
for a period of one (1) year from date of award. Invi-
tations were mailed to fourteen (14) potential suppliers
and five (5) bids were received. Funds are available in
the annual budgets of the various operating departments.
Bids received from Sanitary Linen & Uniform Service and
Silco, Inc. were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends.
DISCUSSION
56. Discussion of the Southern Bell Telephone
Franchise.
57.
58.
59.
60.
DISCUSSION
Civil Service - Entrance Examinations.
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY
COMMISSION TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF
APRIL 22, 1976
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
a. Status - Central Business District zoning Study
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CITY COMivIISS1oN MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
PAGE 21
60. CITY MANAGER REPORTS
DISCUSSION ITEM **Selection of Agencies - Little Havana Neighborhood Facility
RES. 76-493
RES. 76-494
RES. 76-496
DEFERRED FOR A
*A Resolution accepting the bid of Garcia Equipment Corp. in
the amount of $4, 842 for the Riverside Baptist Church
Buildings demolition - 1976;. Allocating funds from the
Community Development Program; and authorizing the City
Manager to execute a contract with said firm.
** Discussion - Authorization for the City Manager to enter into
negotiations with the Champion Spark Plug Company for the
production of an unlimited hydroplane racing event to be held
at the Marine Stadium on May 21, through 23, 1976.
A Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to
execute an agreement with Miami - Dade Junior College to
participate jointly in a work-study program under the provi-
sions of Title 1, Part C, Section 124, Public Law 88-452,
also known as the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, for a
period of one (1) year, effective July 1, 1976; said contract
to provide for up to 20 students to work as recreation leaders
in the Department of Parks and Recreation and authorizing
the City Manager to expend funds for wages not to exceed 20%
of the total amount paid to these recreation leaders.
Miami City Employees' Retirement System - Provision of
FULL COMMISSION custodial services for security portfolio.
RES. 76-497
MOTION 76-444
NOT DISCUSSED
MOTION 76-498
RES. 76-500
A resolution waiving payment of pool admission fees to all.
City swimming pools between June 14, 1976 and September 6,
1976, inclusive by persons under the age of 18 years who are
residents of the City of Miami.
Request for partial reimbursement of unexpected expenses
incurred during the production of the ceramic murals for the
new Police Headquarters - Nora Swan and Karel Dupre
* Waterborne Transportation Proposals
Interarna - Roadway dedications through the City of Miami
owned land.
*A resolution urging Senators Chiles and Stone to fight for en-
actment of the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 contain-
ing the Countercyclical Fiscal :Assistance Amendment by
Senator Muskie, and also urging all members of the Florida
Delegation to the House of Representatives to incorporate a
Countercyclical Fiscal provision in the local Public Works
Capital Development and Investment Act of 197E and there-
after fight for its enactment,
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CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRE'VIOUS, MOTIONS
RES, 76-503
RES. 76-504
RES. 76-505
RES. 76-506
RES. 76-507
OTHER RESOLUTIONS:
RES. 76-490
RES. 76-491
A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING GRATITUDE FOR THE
INTEREST SHOWN BY MR. FRANK SPENCE IN HIS
POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO HELP GOVERN THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.
A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING GRATITUDE FOR THE
INTEREST SHOWN BY MR. MERRETT R. STIERHEIM
IN HIS POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO HELP GOVERN
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.
A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING GRATITUDE•FOR THE
INTEREST SHOWN BY MR. WALTER C. KANE IN.HIS
POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO HELP GOVERN THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.
A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING GRATITUDE FOR THE
INTEREST SHOWN BY MR. JEROME F. MILLER IN
HIS POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO HELP GOVERN
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.
A RESOLUTION WAIVING THE PERCENTAGE OF THE
CITY'S PROFITS ON THE "ARTS AND CRAFTS
BIZARRE" SPONSORED BY THE NATIONAL ORGANIZA-
TION OF WOMEN, TO BE HELD ON MAY 29, 1976,
FOR USE OF THE MIAMI RIVER WALKWAY AT THE
YWCA, SUBJECT TO THE PAYMENT OF THE $5 SUR-
CHARGE AND THE $30 INSURANCE FEE.
A RESOLUTION DENYING THE CHANGE OF ZONING
CLASSIFICATION FROM R-5 (HIGH DENSITY
MULTIPLE) TO R-3 (LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE) FOR
PROPERTY KNOWN AS FAIR ISLE.
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE CITY ATTORNEY NOT
TO PROCEED WITH THE APPEAL IN THE CASE OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA VS. SOUTHEAST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI, CIVIL ACTION
NO. 74-13877.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
"POCKET MATTERS"
76-444 MOTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO STUDY
THE MATTER OF ADDITIONAL EXPENSES INCURRED IN CONNECTION
WITH THE MURAL TO BE PLACED IN THE NEW POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUILDING, AND TO PAY SAID ADDITIONAL EXPENSES IN AN AMOUNT
NOT TO EXCEED $3,150,00 PROVIDED IN HIS OPINION SUCH EX-
PENSES ARE JUSTIFIED
76-449 - MOTION ADOPTING AS AN OFFICIAL BICENTENNIAL FUNCTION THE
PLAN OF MRS. LEWIS S. ROSENSTIEL FOR A BICENTENNIAL PIL-
GRIMAGE TO EUROPE TO VISIT BATTLEFIELDS WHERE AMERICAN
SOLDIERS FOUGHT FOR"THEIR FREEDOM AND OURS"
76-473 - MOTION OF INTENT TO PERMIT REINSTATEMENT OF BUILDING PERMIT
TO ALLOW COMPLETION OF 12-UNIT PROJECT LOCATED AT 1706 SW
19TH STREET
76-474 - MOTION TO REFER TO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT THE REQUEST OF
DR. CECIL GRAHAM WITH REFERENCE TO THE OPERATION OF A
SUPPER/NIGHT CLUB AT 6100 NW 7TIi AVENUE WITH TIE REQUEST
THAT RECOMMENDATIOi3S BE SUBMITTED TO THE COMMISSION ON
MAY 27TH AS TO THE PROPER VEHICLE TO BE USED IN ACCOMPLISH-
ING DR. GRAHAM'S OBJECTIVE
76-475 - MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CITY MANAGER
WITH RESPECT TO THE LOCATION ON VIRGINIA KEY AND THE DE-
VELOPMENT OF A VELLODROME FOR THE CITY OF LIIAMI
76-478 - MOTION ACCEPTING AND RATIFYING THE ACTION OF THE CITY MANAGER
IN SELECTING, FOR PURPOSES OF NEGOTIATING A CONTRACT TO PER-
FORM A FEASIBILITY STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATSON PARK,
THE FIRM OF FOWLER, ETTINGER, POTTER & HART OF ORLANDO, FLA.
76-492 - MOTION REQUESTING THE CITY MANAGER TO WAIVE PAYMENT OF AN
INVOICE FROM THE CITY IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,882.11 IN CONNEC-
TION WITH THE GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNAMENT IN THE CITY OF MIANI
76-495 - MOTION APPOINTING CITY COMMISSIONER J. L. PLumMER AS A
MEMBER OF THE MIAMI TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION BOARD TO FILL THE
VACANCY CREATED BY THE 1;x.ESIGiNATION OF COMMISSIONER MANOLO
REBOSO
76-498 - MOTION REQUESTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO INVESTIGATE THE
QUESTION OF CITY -OWNED PROPERTY IN THE Ii•TTEitAMA TR<;C T BE-
ING USED FOR RIGHT-01'-WAY IN CONNECTION WITII `i'ifi D1:VT;LO1?-
MEUT OF SAID TRACT
76-499 - MOTION OF INTENT To CHA:rG . THE DATE OF THE REGULAR mEETIP G
REGULARLY SCHEDULED TO BE i:ELD ON JU E 24, 1976 TO JUNE 17,
1976
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 13, 1976
"POCI E'r BATTERS"
76-501 =- MOTION OF INTENT TO PERMIT USE OF THE ORANGE BOWL PRESS
BOX BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, SPONSORED BY THE MIAMI
DOLPHINS
76-502 - MOTION OF INTENT TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF EXPENSES OF
CITY COA'MISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. AND FIRE CHIEF
DON HICRMAN IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR VISIT TO BOGOTA,
COLOMBIA TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SISTER CITY PROGRAM
JOINT CITY -COUNTY COMMISSION MEETINGS - 9:30 A.M. MAY 19,
2:00 P.M., MAY 25, & 4:00 P.M. JUNE 25, 1976, TO DISCUSS
PEOPLE MOVER FOR CITY OF i1IAi'MI