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WOti9 DE APPROPRI=I`.i'O TO 1 E Eq'ENDD IN t':tSC.\ir
1974-15 t?'t7R `.Girl I'uti PosES ' APpAopftfAii b
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AE3ILI ?; 2 D PP..OVIDV:iC`i' Ali I',E'r CT t E b2T8,
WHEREAS, the city comu;iission did appropriate Federal..
'_revenue Sharing Funds for specified purposes in Fiscal Year
1973-74, by Ordinance No. 8249, as amended; and
W EREAS, all such funds Were not fully eXpended
during the Fiscal Year ending September 30 , 1974, and those
program balances have accrued as Revenue Sharing Fund Balance
totaling $3,365,929.31 at the close of Fiscal Year 1973-74;
and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of . the City Manager and
City Commission, that the programs funded in Fiscal Year
1973-74, be continued through to fruition during Fiscal
Year 1974-75;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CO2''MISSIION
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following funds from Federal
Revenue Sharing Funds Fiscal Year 1973-74 sha' 1 .bs aparo-
priated for the purposes outlined hAow for the Fiscal veer
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(�� ), S;.ineoi. i�c^ rC1c1YCL' Ocilcc t-
(b) lheesho1d Pi-ogiar t
(c) PoUc riic�Li?Lil`� Reogt:'aLs
(a) Costs of Police .1;;i‹..tir inat1oias
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req t.rc:i by Court Order_
(e Police:p?nston Ptog...4arn.
.Sat tatto De.part?n=i?t
Fire Depart.♦ cntLi ..
(a) Resctte.Ser;ic
(b) Fire Alarm Sys:.'cros
(c) Rcplace;rier_t of Equip .er_t
CO rat
Modernization of Budgetary and
Financial Procedures
Building Cod Ersorcemcrt Central
Record* System
Preparation. of Corr.prohertSive. Master
Plait
' .9. 3 liiocl�l Day Car
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Centers
10. Purchase of Dinner Key Prop
11. Funds for Final Adjusimeats to Pay
Plan due to C1assific .tio.t . urt1:z
1. G'v. r and
Additional Sanitation zip.re -
o :Motor :l i :.r t
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50,000, 0n
150, 000, 0
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18 , 643' rj 4
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123,5C.36.32
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Sect ien ' h:t. appropriation . 1.istCd l•i reih
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shall be in addition to any and all appropriatiorii o_.
'eder. a:1" Revenue Spat ni Funds pr c vioet L y appiOott ted bk%
, the toMmi ,_-.ion for Pis al Year 1cJ71 -73,. .
Section .3. If any ection', part of section,
paragraph',' 'clause , Phrase or work of this ordinance is
declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this
ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 4. A11 ordinances or parts of ordinances,
insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, are hereby repealed,
Section 5. This ordinance is hereby declared to
be an emergency measure on the ground or urgent public
need for the preservation of peace, health, safety and property
of the City of Miami, and upon the further ground of necessity
to make the required and necessary
payments to i
'employees
and officers, payment of its contracts,, payments of interest
and principal on its debt,necessary and required purchases
of goods and supplies, and to generally carry on the
functions and duties of its municipal affairs.
Section 6. The requirement of reading this
ordinance on, two, separate day3 is hereby dispensed with by
a four -fifths vote of the members of the Commissio a. The
requirements of the applicable State Statutes are also dis-
peans?c! with.
section 7. The- provisionof this
shall become effective upon publication.
ordi ;1a 1cc
PASSED l:.iD 1Do'TDD. of FIRST, , RLA.DINC ONLY ±hi t iOth
19/5=
Attest:
PRDPAR8D AND APPRO ED BY:
Mikele Carter
Assistant City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Cohn S . Lloyd
ity Attorney
►!tAV0IS
City Clerk
to Honorable. Meiilbers of
the City Ccrrntnissioti
Po `i`Jo Andre :vs
City lviatiage i=
On Septembe Y 2'
No• 8192:
AN ORDINANCE MAKINCt APPROPRIATIONS
O1: :FEDERAL REVENU E SHARING FUNDS
,RECEIVED IN THE, AMOUNT OF $7, '966, 000
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SCPT1'�M=
I3ER 30, 1974, PROVIDING THAT IF ANY
SECTION, CLAUSE, OR SUI3SECTION SHALL
13E ' DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL, IT
-SHALL NOT'AFFECT CT 'I'l1E REMAINING PRO-
VISIONS, REPEALING ALL .ORDINANCES,'
OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT.
HEREWITH, DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE.
TO I3E AN EMERGENCY 'MEASURE AND 13Y
A FOURFIF THS VOTE OF THE MEMBERS:
OF THE CITY • COMMISSION, ' DISPENSING .
WITH. THE REQUIREMENT, OF READING, THIS
ORDINANCE ON TWO, SEPARATE DAYS.
The City Commission has, expressed their desire to continue the
programs origionally funded by Ordinance No. 8192 • through to.
fruition during fisca.l.year 1974-75. in order for this to be accom-
plished, it is,' required that the City Commission adopt the attached
ordinance appropriating unused Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
from the fiscal year ending September 30, 1974.
With the following three exceptions, these funds are allocated to
each program previously approved by Ordinance No. 8192:
1. An amount of $50, 000 has been allocated for the Palm
Blight Prograrn (lc) which reduces,the balance avail-,
able from the, Mechanization Prograrn (le) from
$104, 374. 74 to $54, .374. ?4.
cr°r? nF MMtcAM!:. 't+a 1 is
Ordinance Apprtipriatitig U3iused
Federal. Revenue Sharing .'bids
from Fiscal Year ending Septern.
,:e:P:PL -rs: be r 30, . 1974
1973, the City CoinMission adopted Ordinance
fiohorahle iviettibets of
the City Cotrii-nission
The School Resource Officer Program (3a) eras
i•edticecl fiiorri $100,000 to $50, 000 to thatch the funds
ajinkopi'iated on a 50=50 basis by the batle.Couhty
,chord Boards This $50, 000 Was reallocatedto. the
Threshold F'rogtia.in (3bi) at the request of the Police
I3cpartinent to e>tpand tilts prograin,
The Police )✓:\pansion Program (3c) was reduced by
$20, 000 and this atnottnt was rcallocatcd to the Costs
of Police .Exarnitiations (3c1) required by Court Order►
ORDINANCE NO, ..
AN EMERdENdY ORDINANCE MAR1Nd APPROPRi ►TIONS
OF WNUSEb FEbERAL REtiENUE SHARING FUNDS FROM,
THE FISCAL YEAR tNbiNG SEPTE4IBER 304 1974
btetARING THAT ALL OF THE FEDERAL REVENUE.
SHARING FUNDS APPROPRtATEb.FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 1973=74 HAVE NOT BEEN USED AMb THEIR
BAANCES+ TOTALING $3,365,929.31, SHOULb
NOW BE APPROPRIATED TO BE EXPENDED IN FISCAL
YEAR 1974-75 FOR THE PURPOSES APPROPRIATED
IN WAR
PROVIDING FOR `5EVER=
ARILITY'ANDPROVIDING
AN;EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission did appropriate Federal
Revenue Sharing Funds for specified purposes in Fiscal. Year
1973-74, by ordinance No 8249, as amended; and.
WHEREAS, all such funds were not fully expended
during the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1974, and those
program balanceshave accrued as Revenue Sharing Fund Balance
totaling $3,365,929.31 at the close of Fiscal Year;1973-74;
and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of .the City Manager and
City Commission, that the programs funded in Fiscal Year
1973-74, be continued through to fruition during Fiscal
Year 1974-75;
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF.MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following funds from Federal
Revenue Sharing Funds Fiscal Year 1973-74 shall be appro-
priated for the purposes outlined below for the Fiscal Year
1974-75:
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4 �i'. "1 ;i' and ...'C rE`%.lcior
"-LJ, 3.'...::L::ii:iitlYi t)f f ___t.. .' ^'.�•Li.in tlt'oi_ ro.
(h) -1(mC)v.i...LOti of. ' :r1i`4 i>t.rticAurt'!:i
(c) ,E'ro ,ram
(ct) :Program
(t`) SVii;c:ttaiiif•ction 'Program
f Ii�;1L, Intensity :;tref.:t I..i4;htin Pr og rant
I.:nfoi'Ccinettf: 'rogtatn
. (a) School_ Resource Office[' Pt'ogi'arn. •
(b) Threshold Pro i'a'in
(c) ,Polio: rrt'aLrih'tiz Pro rams
s ,
(ci) Costs of, Police ,:E_;::anitnaLions
required by Court Order
(c)) Polico avzpansion ProgL4m
S:tiiitat'tort Department
:Eire I).:parttncnt
(a), Rescue Service
(b) Fire Alarm Systeins
(c) Replacernent of Equipment:
6. lItndcrnizati:)n of IBucigetaryand
.L oc_f:clurc:s
.Cocie E foi•eem'e.r.t -
1.Zecords System
,ei.zr
S. Proparat.ion of Cor;iprc:liensivc Master
Plan
9. 3 Model Day Care Centers
10. Purchase of Dinner KeY Property
, 1t:,
l'uncis for Final Adjustments to Pay
Platt due to Cle.s:iific =tion Audits
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Seetion 2 = The appropriations listed herein
shallbe ih addition to any. and ' all apt ropriatiohS of
Federal ' eVentie Sha1ing Funds previously, appropriated by
the Commission for piscal year. 1974''7
Section 3=if any section, part of section,
paragraph, clause,: phraseor work of this ordinance is.
declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this
ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances,
insofar as they are inconsistent or inconflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
Section 5.. This ordinance is hereby declared to
be an emergency measure on the ground of urgent public
need for thepreservation of peace, health, safety and property
of the City of Miami, and upon the further ground of necessity
to make the required and necessary payments to its employees
and officers,' payment of its contracts, payments of interest
and principal on its debt, necessary and required purchases
of goods and supplies, and to generally carry on the
functions and duties of its municipal affairs.
Section G. The requirement of reading this.
ordinance on two separate days is hereby dispensed with by
four -fifths vote of the members of the Commission. The
requirements of the applicable State Statutes are also dis-
pensed with,
Section 7. The provisions of this ordinance
shall become effective on 1975.
day of
PASSER AID AbOPTEb oN Pik8t REAMING ONLY this
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
M1�
Mikele Carter
Assistant City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
-. /
John S. Lloyd
City Attorney
1975=
Attest:
M A Y O R
City Clerk,
MIAMI REVI W
ANB BAILV rif BoIeiB
Pubbody wept .Sotuthy, SU>iay atui
iegat llotie`ays
Miami, bode~ Cottiity, 1'lottila
ttA1•€ bP t:i-trbA
boIJNti, ot bAbi :
0eai before
the burobnle,gwho Ohhbath sarSothat the
IS the
Lagdailyd(except,hSaturd y, Sunday aarid
Legal Holidays) newspaper,published At Miami in
Dade County, Florida; that te attached copy of advet•
tisement, being a Legal Advertisement or Notice in
the Matter of
. . tY Of Miaiiiii, R1Qtida
At
ORDTI4Mgt NO 8345
In the . X Court, ..
was published in said newspaper In the Issues of
ilarttlatY •17 f 1975
Dilncdeis)the ayReorsanewspapsaid
Review
In said Dade County, Florida, and that the said news-
paper has heretofore been continuously published In
said Dade County.Florida, each day (except Saturday.
Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered es
second class malt matter at the post office in Miami,
in said Dade County. Florida, for a period of ono year
next preceding the first publication of the attached
copy
yhofs nehadvertisement; and affiant further says that
or corporation any discount, rebate, d nor promised any
o►
refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement
for publication In th d newspaper.
17 t ,f . ,Tanuar
iarY.•eu 1
(SEAL)
My commission-,k,,res May..1
before me this
A.D. 19 75
hi:
t.iri,it, r)fitt•ts
ihteerstpd 111i1 tnkr hnti47e
ihnt.nn •itlih't1rty nt '.rnnunr.,
197! the Cnnthilexhtih-nt tiro City .
or �lioirri t:'inrtda adnitted in)
u)•dinnns'e ('ntitirrt `
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NANCE: APPrtn-
t'iti.\'I'to . tINVsf:ra
Ft;t7r'RAT,
s1rinjNr; FUN is rltriNI •
- • rin. • 1'ISCAL i'LAR END.
INC; Sit''ri:51111•:rt an. .1971:
1iE('t.AitINf T1r.1'i'' i1,1,
nF` 'r't1F: FEDERAL lit V-
T•:Nrl art. tti ; t• l.txit:4
Ai'l'P.Cit'itr.\'rl.:l ' Fort Tits:
"•`-1:'rSCAt v1rAf ins 4 it.W
NOT:' TIER, t1C1;ti .\NI)
T111,311.. T1.1r.ANCh's. TO-
1' A 1, 1N C, r3?Gt,rr9.31.
slloi'LI) NO V \i'(ln-
1'Rr.YPt•:n To iIF: EN-
I,END ) IN F!5t'.1L SF:.1lt
1971-75 F'r)it 'i'ti1: 1'11t-
t" ISC,1i,' S'1:.ilt 197:1.71:
T'!tt)l'11l!xe; Pon Ci vER-
\111LI'i'1': .11n i'JtOVID-
i .\N 'r EFFECTIVE
�chirh 1¢ -designated Ordinance
No. 814:i.
1T, n. cr)TIT1TETI
('1TV 47T.10D;
CITY oP NI1A.N11.
T 1.01111).‘
1'„hl!r•etinn of this nrdire nit
the.17th day of .1;,nu:u5. 1971,
J/17 U(114
All interested trill takenotice that oci loth day of January'; 1975''
'the Cottu'tiissiotl Of 'the City of Matti I'lurida' adopted an 'ordinance entitled
•_'�� '_ Jig i1 .'i �, it_'.Y� 'vt�r P.PI O:.5n !i1 fit! (j`'+J
nNi ._ +..ry t=+r>'�`j' C. `/^\ .i S: :� ~'
lii'vl+J.:r� ��F'rr��...:t� atix� t_tlj::. .�::�_ �_'��r
Tait i-, :.'t 0.0 r`i Ct U1. tE.+l 2..3a. i)U �l. 974
12\.Li-!R i `r.- t!tt.`ll ALL TM; ', P.L'.VE:.tit
SHAM' ill'tD3 APtPi'ZOP1:7 A ED FO.:t THE L FISCAL.
�.9/1--a% 'j::11t'J ii0.tt thfl !:I
R3.\Li\ :^ES , TOTALl •IG $ 3 , 365 , 92 L 31, SHOUT.,
i'i0;/ BE ::P!'i OPRLAtia.iElD TO aXP & ED :C i FISCAL,'
V'EA 1 97— 7 5 Fort iTHS• POT:POSES i\PPR OPR:Ce'. TEO
E, 1 9 ` 4 PROW DINO FOliE a—
ABILIrt7?; ._SD 'PROVID.CNG EFFECTIVIll DATE..
which is designated Ordinance No. 8345.
H.D.- SOUTHERN.
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
1
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Honorable City Commission
Attention: Mr, P. W, Andrews
City of Miami, Florida
Gentlemen:
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November 25,
►,7
Re: ZONED STREET WIDTH - RECOMMEND
Coacoochee Street from South
Bayshore Drive to Espanola Drive
Applicant: Dennis Gould
The Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of November 20, 1974,
Item #2, following an advertised Hearing, adopted Resolution No.
PAB 51-74 by a 7 to 0 vote Recommending reducing the Zoned Street
Width of Coacoochee Street from 50' to 30' by amending Ordinance
6871, ARTICLE XXV by adding a new paragraph (136-B) as follows:
(136-B) COACOOCHEE STREET FROM SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE
TO ESPANOLA DRIVE 15'.
One objection was received in the mail.
An ORDINANCE to provide for this Zoned Street Width has been prepared
by the City Attorney's office and submitted for consideration of the
City Commission.
Sincere y,
David Simpson,'Jr.,, rector
Department of Admini ration
Planning and Zoning Boards
cm
Z. M. 43
Attached: Minutes
cc: Law Department
NOTE: Planning Department recommendation: "APPROVAL".
Tentative City Commission date: December 17, 1974.
PETITION: To reduce toned right-of-way width of
Coo+ dochee Street from 50' to 10' by amendiog
Ordinance 6871 AFT:ett XXV by adding a ne T y
paragraph (116D) of follows: Coacoochee Streef 8?
from South Dayehore Drive to Espanola Drips,-----15'Y
Drips,
Secretary filed proof of publication of Legal Notice of riirg,
aril administered oath to all persona testifying at this tearin r%i`jf
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P 1NC DEPARTMENT `.. _ ftECOMMENDAT10M: .. ¶ AP?1OVAI ',..
The proposed right-of-way reduction is in compliance with
the Coconut Grove Planning" Study, adopted in principle by
the Miami City Commission on September 23, 1974. The
recommendation contained in the Planning Study is to
reduce by an unspecified amount the zoned right-of-way
width of Coacoochee Street from South Bayshore Drive to
Espanola Drive. The Department feels that a 30 foot
zoned width, as petitioned, is warranted in view of
existing street scale and development and future traffic
requirements.
Mr. Acton: Mr. Chairman, this is a public hearing to consider
reducing the Zoned Street width of Coacoochee Street from 50' to 30'
and our recommendation to the Planning Advisory Board which states
"Approval". The proposed right-of-way reduction is in compliance with
the Coconut Grove Planning Study adopted in principle by the Miami City
Commission on September 23, 1974.
The recommendation contained in the Planning Study is to reduce,
by an unspecified amount, the zoned right-of-way width of Coacoochee
Street from South Bayshore Drive to Espanola Drive.
The Department feels that a 30' zoned width as petitioned is
warranted in view of the existing street scale of development in a
future traffic requirement.
Mr. Gould: My name is Dennis I. Gould, 35 N. E. 40th Street.
We are owners of the property on Coacoochee abutting Micanopy; and as
Mr. Acton stated we are in conformance with recommendations of the
Coconut Grove Master Plan and we'd like to submit to the Board this
evening a petition requesting the right-of-way reduction from the
southerly terminus of Coacoochee at South Bayshore Drive to the northerly
terminus at Espanola Way, signed with one exception, of every abutting
property owner.
Mrs. Fernandez: Mr. Chairman, I'm ready for a motion.
Mr. Dannenberg: Mrs. Fernandez.
Mrs. Fernandez: I move to approve the recommendation of the
petition reducing the *zoned street width of Coacoochee Street from 50'
to 30' by amending Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XXV by adding a new paragraph
.(136-n) as follows: (1368) Coacoochee Street from South Bayshore Drive
to Espanola Drive 15' as presented by the Planning Department.
Mr. Dannenberg: Seconded by Mr. Borja, moved by Mrs. Fernandez.
Is there any discussion on the motion?
Mrs, Alexander: Does this have to go to the Commission?
Well then, Mt. Chairman, before I vote, I would like to say that in view
of the fact that thie zoned right -of -,way meets with the over -ail
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Coeonut Orono Plan that t will vote "yea".
Mr. Acton: O.M.
Mr. oannenbergt Any further diseussion7 Being non ea11 the
roil.
One objection was reoeived in the mail.
Mrs. Fernandez offered the following resolution, and moved
its adoption:
RESOLt7 lON_ NO. PAB . 51-74
RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING REDUCING THE ZONED
STREET WIDTH OF COACOOCHEE STREET FROM 50 FEET
TO 30 FEET BY AMENDING ORDINANCE 6871,
ARTICLE XXV BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH (136-B)
AS FOLLOWS:
(136-B) COACOOCHEE STREET
DRIVE TO ESPANOLA DRIVE
Upon being seconded by Mr. Borja,
and adopted by the following vote:
FROM SOUTH IIAYS}1 RE
15 FEET.
this resolution was passed
AYES: Mr. Borja, Mr. Dannenberg
Mmes. Alexander, Baro, Fernandez, Lichtenstein,
Rockefeller
NAYES: None
Mr. Acton: Resolution passes 7 - 0.
Mr. Gould: May I have a moment please? My name is Emil Gould.
;one of the owners of this property; but something else came to my
i-xind. I hear the complaints all over that people have - the red tape
involved in government, and I think you have an opportunity here to
(1,3 something that would earn you the gratitude of those people.
I understand this is the first request in accordance with the
Coconut Grove Study. If there is no question about the Coconut Grove
Study, might the Board not initiate this action and not require separate
hearings for perhaps thirty or twenty or fifty Items of this sort?
If there is no objection to it, you might call the property owners
involved and if they are in agreement, submit your recommendations to
the Commission and avoid the many hearings; the special separate hearings.
Thank you very much.
Mr. Dannenberg: Thank you very much. It sounds like a good idea.
November 20, 1974 Item 2
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FROM:
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORT:A
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Honorable Members of
the City Commission
AfilatA----
P. W. Andrews
City Manager
DATE:
SUSJECT:
„ !AN 1 0 1975
FILE:
Ordinance Appropriating Unused
Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
from Fiscal Year ending Septern-
tEFERENCEs: ber 30, 1974
ENCLOSURES:
On September 26, 1973, the City Commission adopted Ordinance
No. 8192:
AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS
OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS
RECEIVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $7, 966, 000
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEM-
BER 30, 1974, PROVIDING. THAT IF ANY
SECTION, CLAUSE, OR SUBSECTION SHALL
BE DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL, IT
SHALL NOT AFFECT THE REMAINING PRO-
VISIONS, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES,
OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH, DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE
TO BE AN EMERGENCY MEASURE AND BY
A FOUR -FIFTHS VOTE OF THE MEMBERS
OF THE CITY COMMISSION, DISPENSING
WITH THE REQUIREMENT OF READING THIS
ORDINANCE ON TWO SEPARATE DAYS.
The City Commission has expressed their desire to continue the
programs origionally funded by Ordinance No. 8192 through to
fruition during fiscal year 1974-75. In order for this to be accom-
plished, it is required that the City Commission adopt the attached
ordinance appropriating unused Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
from the fiscal year ending September 30, 1974.
With the following three exceptions, these funds are allocated to
each program previously approved by Ordinance No. 8192:
1. An amount of $50,000 has been allocated for the Palm
Blight Program (lc) which reduces the balance avail-
able from the Mechanization Program (le) from
$104, 374. 74 to $54, 374.74.
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e Mean
Honorable rs of
the City Commission
2. The School Resource Officer Program (3a)•was
reduced from $100,000 to $50,000 to snatch the funds
appropriated on a 50-50 basis by the Dade County
School Board. This $50, 000 was reallocated to the
Threshold Program (3b) at the request of the Police
Department to expand this program.
3. The Police Expansion Program (3e) was reduced by
$20, 000 and this amotnt was reallocated to the Costs
of Police Examinations (3d) required by Court Order.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE MAX11TG APPROPRIATIONS
OF UNUSED FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FROM
THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1974;
DECLARING THAT ALL OF THE FEDERAL REVENUE
SHARING FUNDS APPROPRIATED FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 1973-74 HAVE NOT BEEN USED AND THEIR
BALANCES, TOTALING $3,365,929.31, SHOULD
NOW BE APPROPRIATED TO BE EXPENDED IN FISCAL
YEAR 1974-75 FOR THE PURPOSES APPROPRIATED
IN FISCAL YEAR 1973-74; PROVIDING FOR SEVER-
ABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission did appropriate Federal
Revenue Sharing Funds for specified purposes in Fiscal Year
1973-74, by Ordinance No. 8249, as amended; and
WHEREAS, all such funds were not fully expended
during the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1974, and those
program balances have accrued as Revenue Sharing Fund Balance
totaling $3,365,929.31 at the close of Fiscal Year 1973-74;
and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Manager and
City Commission, that the programs funded in Fiscal Year
1973-74, be continued through to fruition during Fiscal
Year 1974-75;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF NIAI4I, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following funds from Federal
Revenue £haring Funds Fiscal Year 1973-74 shall be appro-
priated for the purposes outlined below for the Fiscal Year
1974-75:
1. Parks ks and iZ c reatiort
(a) E•:tens:on of Recreation Program
(b) Renovation. of Parks Structures
(c) PaIrn Blight Program
(el) Park Bench Program
(e) Mechanization Program
2. High Intensity Street Lighting Program
3. Law Enforcement Program
(a) School Resource Officer Program
(b) Threshold Program
(c) Police Training Programs
(d) Costs of Police Examinations
required by Court Order
(e) Police E-spausion Prog art
4.. Sanitation Department
5. Fire Department
(a) Rescue Service
(b) Fire Alarrn Systems
(c) Replacement of Equipr:�.ert
6. Modernization of Budgetary and
Financial Procedures
7. Building Code Enforcement - Central
Records System_n.
8. Preparation of Comprehens i ve Master
Plan
• 9. 3 Model Day Care Centers
10. Purchase of Dinner Key Property
11. Funds for Final Adjustments to Pay -
Plan due to Classification Audits
New and Additional Sanitation. Equipment
13. Motor Pool Replacerctent
14. Public ?tor.:
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Si 16, 573. 5i
46,G35.72
50,010.19
40,000.00
51, 374. 74
17,515.70
50,000.00
150, 000_ 00
224, 559. 70
39,354..33
189,643.04
58, 7 i l . 30
$ 24,340-5S.
123,506.32
25,917.34
216, 530. 56
124, 956. 42
391, 000_ 00
134, S ia:. 03
849, 422.00
291;214.2Q.
31,036._'•0
V9,933.A7
1.5. L _a. 5
$3, .:35, 3
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Section 2. The appropriations listed herein
shall be in addition to any and all appropriations of
Federal Revenue Sharing Funds previously appropriated by
the Commission for Fiscal Year 1974-75.
Section 3. If any section, part of section,
paragraph, clause, phrase or work of this ordinance is
declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this
ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances,
insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
Section 5. This ordinance is hereby declared to
be an emergency measure on the ground of urgent public
need for the preservation of peace, health, safety and property
of the City of Miami, and upon the further ground of necessity
to make the required and necessary payments to its employees
and officers, payment of its contracts, payments of interest •
and principal on its debt, necessary and required purchases
of goods and supplies, and to generally carry on the
functions and duties of its municipal affairs.
Section 6. The requirement of reading this
ordinance on two separate days is. hereby dispensed with by
a four -fifths vote of the members of the Commission. The
requirements of the applicable State Statutes are also dis-
pensed with.
Section 7. The provisions of this ordinance
shall become effective on , 1975.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED ON FIRST READING ONLY this
day of
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
Mikele Carter
Assistant City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
6ohn S. Lloyd
ity Attorney
, 1975.
Attest:
MAYOR
City Clerk