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LEGEND ['OR AGENDA USE: �e* CITY coteIrSSION MEETING CITY HALL DINER KEY MARCH 25, 1975 Pledge of Allegiance Reading of the Minutes PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEMS CHANGES OF ZONING - COCONUT GROVE = PHASE II Area bounded generally by frontage on Douglas Road from Day Avenue to Thomas Avenue; of Grand Avenue from Plaza Street to Brooker Street; on Thomas Avenue from McDonald to Douglas; and an area bounded generally by frontage on Frmtkl.in, Royal Road, Loquat Avenue and Devon Road Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the zoning classifications on area bounded generally by frontage on Douglas Road from Day Avenue to Thomas Avenue; on Grand Avenue from Plaza Street to Brooker Street; on Thorn<ns Avenue from McDonald to Douglas; and an area bounded generally by property fronting on Franklin, Royal Road, Loquat Avenue and Devon Road (PRASE II) from R-2 (Two Family), C-2 (Community Commercial), C-1 (Local Commercial) and R-4 (Medium Density Multiple) to R-1 (One Family), the proposed C-2A (Special Community Commercial) and R-2 (Two Family) Districts. * Planning Advisory Board meeting February 19 - Item 45 Planning Advisory Board by 7/( vote recommended changes of zoning classification Initiated by Planning Department 7521 11.E. 'IPD AVENUE - GOVERtNMITT USE * Resolution granting permission, as provided in Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV, Section 36(1), to use property located at 7251 N.E. 3rd Avenue, Lot 5, Block 6, DLXIE HIGHWAY PARK (4-103), for Work Release Center for a maximum of 16 adult female residents, lot being 50.25' x 147.62'; zoned R-4 Medium Density Multiple) District. 3 ** Planning Advisory Board meeting February 19 - Item #2 Planning Advisory Board by 5/2 vote recommended permission FOUR OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended "Approval" Applicant - Dade County A single asterisk (*) preceding an item indicates the actual title of a resolution and/or ordinance. A double asterisk (**) preceding an item indicates either the subject matter of the item or summnry explanation, and is not to be construed as being the title of a resolution and/or ordinance, 'DOCUMENT. INDEX 1TRM NO.._ 1 a 0 :00. A.M.. 5, ** C]TY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 2 ZONING _ BOARD. _ITEM N.E, CORNER_N.W.__42ND COURT, AND N,W, 114T1f .STREET Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, by changing the zoning classification on Lots 1 thru 6. Block 1, LE JEUNE GARDEN ESTATES SECTION 3 (44-11), located at N.E. corner N.W. 42nd Court and. N.W. 14th Street, from P.-2 (Two Family) to C-4 (General Commercial). ** Miami Zoning Board meeting March 3 - Item Miami Zoning Board by 4/3 vote recommended denial for change of zoning classification NO OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended "Denial" Applicant - George Vincent, et al. 6. MONTMARTRE RESTAURANT - REVIEW OF TEMPORARY OPERATION AS SUPPER CLUB. ** The City Commission, by Resolution No. 75-64 adopted January 9, 1975, authorized a temporary extension of Conditional Use to permit the Montmartre Restaurant to operate as a supper club until March 27th, at which time the matter was to he brought back before the City Commission for review. 11:00 A.M. PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEMS APPROXIMATELY 2800 S.W. 22ND AVENUE 7. a. ** Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the zoning classification of S4' of Lot 7, and Lots 8 and 9, rr7►" W. H. SNIPES SUB (3-107), located at approximately 2800 +` "" S. W. 22nd Avenue, from R-1 (One Family) to r-R (Public Park and Recreational). • R ** Planning Advisory Board meeting February 19 - Item ='=3 (a) Planning Advisory Board by 5/2 vote recommended change of zoning classification TWELVE OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended "Approval" Initiated by Planning Department b. ** Resolution granting approval of site and development plan of proposed park at approximately 2800 S. W. 22nd Avenue, S4' of Lot 7, and Lots 8 and 9, W. H. SNIPES SUB (3-107), as per Ordinance 6871, Article XVIII-1, Section 4 (1), subject to additional landscaping provided on the north and south property lines and bicycle racks included in the development plan; property zoned R-1 (One Family), proposed to be rezoned P-R (Public Park and Recreational). ** Planning Advisory Board meeting February 19 - Item #3(b) Planning Advisory Board by 5/2 vote recommended approval of site anddevelopment plan TWELVE OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended "Approval" Initiated by Planning Department 4 CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 3 11:30 .,A.M. PRESENTATIONS,r_PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS 8. a, Presentation of"Plaque to Roland P, Joynes, Motor Pool Superintendent; Department of Public Properties, on his retirement after 38 years of service with the City of Miami. b. Proclamation of April 13, 1975 as "Dia de Guaimaro". to be received by Miguel Torres, President, and Donato Torres, Treasurer, of Munici?io de Guaimaro en e1 Exilio. * * * * * * ADJOURN FOR LUNCH * * * * * * * 2:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING 7 9. ** Public hearing to consider the report "DOWNTOWN MIAMI 1973 - 1985: AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND ZONING PLAN" prepared by the consultants Wallace, McHarg, Roberts and Todd, and the recommendations of the four Downtown Zoning Study Committees. ** Planning Advisory Board meeting January 22 - Item #4 Planning Advisory Board by 5/2 vote approved the Study in principle Initiated by Planning Department • MEE 1: MAr,Cii 254 197 PAGL,,, PRESENTATIONS PROCLAMATIONS ANu SYECI.AL..bITEMS 8s a. Presentation of Plague to Roland P. Jovnes. Motor Pool Superintendent, Department of Public Properties, on 10/7 his retirement after 38 years of service with the City Of Miami, Proclamation of April 13, 1975 as "Dia de Guaimaro"; to be received by Miguel Torres, President, and Donato Torres, Treasurer, of Municipio de Guaimato en el Etilio. c. Presentation of Commendation to Wifredo Gort, Sr (he will be here ) d. Presentation of Proclamation "Women's American ORT Week" to be received by Esther Belfer. Chairman of ORT Day membershipdrive. e. r L. G• Presentation of Proclamation "Semana de Juan Ponce de Leon" to be accepted by Jose Luis Arnai President, Casa de Espana. Presentation of Commendations to Dave Balkin and Ed Williams for their efforts in Third Annual Tour of Coconut Grove. Presentation of retirement plaques to: 4.-John H. Whaling -Sanitation Dept. rJ.D. Williams -Sanitation Dept. Truitt H. Sears -Public Works Sylvia Yundt-Public Works h. Recognize Dr. Mickey Demos to discuss the up and coming Boxing Match between Miami and Venezuela in April. *************ADJOURN FOR LUNCH***************** ,477 3:30 P.M. 0.614.,41--(44.4012.4- CITY C011MISSION MEETING MARCH 25* 1975 PAGE 4 PUBLIC HEARING 10. ** Semi..annual public hearing to consider applications involving Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity for the operation of taxicabs and for hire cars. 11. PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS Melvin J. Adams, Director of the Department, and representatives from the H.U.D. Advisory Board reference status of properties acquired by H.U.D. 12. Appearance by R. Barris Turnsr, Attorney, on behalf of Jim Manders Anchor Marine, N.W. 7th Street and South River Drive, to reques: the closing of a portion of N. W. 7th Street. 13. Appearance by Ms. Margarita de Arce of the American Cancer Society and Mr. Cesar Odio of the Miami Rowing Club to request waiver of rental for use of the Miami Marine Stadium on July 11, 12 and 13, 1975. 14. Appearance by Mr. Alvin Guilford and Mr. Max Friedson of the Area Wide Agency on Aging to request waiver of rental for use of the Bayfront Park Auditorium on Sunday, May 25, 1975, for a countywide Senior Citizens celebration. 15. Morty Freedman, Chairman of the International Folk Festival, to request the appointment of additional members to the International Folk Festival Committee. //1 l (,� t L.10. 5:00 P.M. •;No;-r' Recommendations of the City Manager and City Attorney reference legislative priorities on matters to be presented to the 1975 State of Florida Legislature for consideration. D)SCUSSION 17. City policy relative to the Dade County Transit Improvement Program, CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25* 1975 PAGE 5 NEW. BUSINESSRES.OLUTIONS/ORDINANCES 18, * Resolution ordering SAN MARCO HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H=4368 and designating the property against which special assess meats shall be made for a portion of the cost thereof as SAN MARCO HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 11=4368; and allocating the amount of $5,000 from the Highway Bond Fund for Preliminary Expense. ** Plans and specifications are being prepared to construct approximately 720 lineal feet of streets on San Marco Island. The Improvement will include clearing and, grading, construction of asphaltic concrete pavement consisting of 8 inch limerock base and 1 inch asphaltic surface course, concrete curb and gutter, landscaping and drainage facilities, including an outfall system. The approximate cost is estimated to be $250,000 and funds are available from the Highway Bond Fund and Storm Sewer Bond Fund. City Manager recommends. 19. * Resolution accepting the February 3, 1975, Covenant to Run with the Land from the BRICKELL BAY CLUB, and direcing the proper official of the City of Miami =o record said Covenant in the Public Records of Dade County, Florida. ** The Brickell Bay Club requested permission to construct and install an identification sign within the public right-of-way abutting its property at 2333 Brickell Avenue. Upon investigation the City found that the installation in this location will in no way be detri- mental to the public. The City agreed to permit this installation provided that the owner enter into a covenant guaranteeing that it would remove the sign from within the public right-of-way at its own cost and expense when- ever requested by the City of Miami. The covenant has been executed and delivered by the Brickell Bay Club. City Manager recommends. 20. * Resolution accepting the completed work performed by DOCK & MARINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. at a total cost of $8,560 and authorizing a final payment of $8,560 for the COCONUT GROVE MARINA - MODIFICATIONS - 1974. ** Dock & Marine Construction, Inc. has completed the removal of two deteriorated piers and numerous piling from the Coconut Grove Marina area and reinstalled some piling on Pier 5 at the Dinner Key Marina. The con- struction was completed for $8,560, which was within the contract amount, and it was completed on time. It is now in order for the Commission to accept the com- pleted work and authorize final payment, after all con- ditions are met. City Manager recommends, CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 6 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-SECOND_REAOING 21, * Ordinance amending Ordinance 8245 (Coded as Section 393 of the City of Miami Code) by establishing an annual locker and permit fee for adults for use of tennis facilities at Henderson and Moore Parks; providing for its inclusion in the Code of the City of Miami, Florida; repealing all ordinances, or parts of ordinances in con., flict herewith; providing that if any section, clause. or subsection shall be declared unconstitutional, it shall not affect the remaining provisions; providing for an effective date. *„ Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 27, 1975 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by Commissioner Gibson Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none 22. * Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8245, codified as Section 39-3 of the City of Miami Code, establishing fees for the use of Henderson and Moore Parks tennis facilities in the City of Miami by raising adult court fees for non-residents; further providing severability; and further providing an effective date. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 27, 1975 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none 23. * ordinance establishing rental fees for use of the Japanese Garden at Watson Park; providing inclusion in the Code; providing severability clause; providing an effective date. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 27, 1975 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none ]„ P ill AN CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 254 1975 PAGE 7 UNFINISD, BUSINESS. "._ ..SECOND, READING 24o * Ordinance repealing Chapter 50 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida entitled "Shipping Vessels and Pocks", in its entirety, and enacting a new Chapter 50 entitled "Busts, Docks, Moorings, and Cantrol of City Waters" providing rules and regulations as to the use of City Marinas; providing rules and regulations for the opera- tion of commercial vessels; providing rules and regula- tions relating to the obstruction of channels, unlawful anchoring, mooring or docking, and the unlawful use of navigational aids; providing berthing information rules and regulations governing all vessels at City Marinas; providing berthing information rules and regulations governing non-commercial vessels at City Marinas and re- rental by City of vacant berths; providing for dockage fees at City Marinas and rules and regulations as to the use of utilities; providing for rules and regulations as to the contamination of City waters; providing an effective date; repealing all ordinances, Code sections or parts thereof in conflict, insofar as they are in conflict; providing a severability provision. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 27, 1975 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by - Commissioner Gibson Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none 25. * Ordinance authorizing and directing the proper City officials to implement a six-month pilot summer member- ship program at the City of Miami golf courses, from May 1, 1975 to October. 31, 1975, providing for membership at a rate of $100.00; contingent upon the use of an electric golf cart; further providing severability; and further providing an effective date. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting February 27, 1975 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre 26, CITY COMtISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 8 NEW BUSINESS_ ,a, RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES * Resolution authorizing the Director of Finance to pay the amount of $1,000.00 to SHARON WILLITS in complete and full satisfaction of the judgment entered by the United States District Court, Case No, 73-)20=Civ-CF, in favor of SHARON WILLITS and against the police officers M. AHEARN and E. R. MOSHER. City Attorney recommends. 27. ** Ordinance amending Section 39-24 of the Code of the City of Miami by increasing the fee for season permits for parking by automobiles for private use at the Orange Bowl Stadium from $40.00 to $W.O OO per passenger car. ** The existing charge for season passes for parking passenger cars at the Orange Bowl Stadium is $40.00, plus state sales tax. There has been an increase in the expense of operating the (range Bowl Stadium and Orange Bowl Parking Lots due to the increase in the cost of labor, parking lot lights, maintenance of the parking lots, postage, as well as the administrative expense of this division. The rate of $50.00, including sales tax, per passenger car, would be an appropriate charge for season parking at the Orange Bowl. City Manager recommends, 28. ** Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to permit public access to the trailered boat storage facilities the Marine Stadiumluring day light hours 3� c„" at times scified by the Marin Stain ; charging a fifteen �0] .,0») do lax,. f'e #o ach t'oat storage space; �; and further thor i ,e ei y Manager tomakeregula- tions asnecessariitossure the compatible operation of the storage area aaith the other expanding uses of the Marine Stadium grounds. ** The dry -land boat storage area at the Marine Stadium will soon be open for public use. Research has been done by the Department of Public Facilities ascertaining hours and fees of various public storage areas in the locality. Privately owned and privately leased boat storage areas tend to run much higher in price than publicly owned boat storage, such as Crandon Park and Homestead, so this recommendation is based upon the fees charged by the publicly owned facility of the Dade County Crandon Park Marina. City Manager recommends. CI"Y COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 9 .. ,BUSINESS.,,..._RESOLUTIONS/_ORP,INANCRS 29. ** Resolution authorizing the City Manager or his winrRAV1N designated representative to negotiate with the CHAMPION SPARK PLUG COMPANY in regard to the Unlimited Regatta at Miami Marine Stadium, May 16, 17 and 18, 1975. 1 ** This resolution will authorize negotiation for the monetary guarantee to be put up by Champion Spark Plug Company for the Regatta. As in the past four Ennual Unlimited Regattas, Champion is to be reimbursed a certain amount of this guarantee money through gate receipts, with the provision that any remainder may be the contribution of Champion Spark Plug Company, City Manager recommends. 30. `,* Resolution granting free use of the Marine Stadium by the MARINE COUNCIL OF GREATER MIAMI on June 7, 1975. 31. ** For the past 12 years the City of Miami has co -sponsored the "Sea Circus" with the Marine Council of Greater Miami by providing free use of the Marine Stadium, assistance of the Administrative Staff, communications technicians and other event personnel. The Marine Council accepts the responsibility for the liability insurance fee. City Manager recommends. * Resolution permitting free use of the Bayfront Park Bandshall on March 30, 1975 for an Easter Sunrise Service by the Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches, subject to advance payment for event personnel, lights, insurance and other direct costs borne by the City. 32. ** Resolution appointing additional members to the City of Miami Committee on Ecology and Beautification. 33. ** Appointment of two members to the Mayor's Committee on Budgetary Procedure. 7s- ** Appointments to be made by Commissioners Gibson and Gordon. 11111111111 1111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 250 1975 PAGE 10 NEW BUSINESS +. RESOLtft1ONS/ORDINANCES 34, ** Resolution authorizing payment to TROUP BROTHERS, INC, in the amount of $8,248.90 to cover the cost of RENTAL OE BULLDOZER EQUIPMENT by the Sanitation Departient to assist in extinguishing fires at the Virginia Fey rubbish pit during the month of January. 1975. ** 35. ** During the month of January, 1975 it was necessary to rent bulldozer equipment on a day-to-day basis because of an emergency to assist in extinguishing fires at the Virginia Key rubbish pit City owned equipment was not available at the time. City Manager recommends Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8316, the General Appropriations Ordinance for the City of Miami for the fiscal year 1974-75, by appropriating $19,000 from the Uncommitted Fund Balance in the Enterprise Funds -- Department of Public Facilities -- Dinner Key Auditorium and transferring said funds to the Commodities Account in the Dinner Key Auditorium budget. ** This transfer is necessary due to the City of Miami's assuming rentaland operation of the Pinner Key Auditorium for the remainder of this budget year because of the cancellation of the lease for the facility with George MacLean. City Manager recommends. 36. ** Ordinance amending the Federal Revenue Sharing Ordinance for the fiscal year ending September 30. 1975. as amended, by reducing by $25,000 the funds designated as Three Model Child nay Care Centers, and designating $25,000 for the purpose of funding the contract with the Douglas Gardens Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged for the operation of the Douglas Gardens Senior Adult Day Center. ** City Manager recommends. 37. ** Resolution granting free use of the Gulfstream Room of the Bayfront Park Auditorium on April 11 and 12, 1975 by the Dade Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc. for its annual fund raising drive, subject to advance payment for event personnel, lights, insurance and other direct costs borne by the City. 38. 'THIS ITEM DE F MED AT THk REQUEST OF 39. * ** CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 11 AWARD_ OF BIDS Resolution accepting the bid quotation of MELROSE NURSERY & SOILS COMPANY for Malay Coconut Palm trees, Adonidia Paltn trees and 20' Royal Palm trees; REDDISH LANDSCAPING NURSERY for Black Olive and Gumbo Limbo arees; SINCLAIR SUNSET NURSERY, Inc. for 5' Royal Palm and 10' Royal Palin trees; and PESTONIT NURSERY & FLOWERS, INC, for Oak, Cabbage Palm and Bottle Brush trees; for furnishing and planting trees - 1975, and authorizing the City Manager to issue purchase orders as needed to meet the City's requirements for the calendar year of 1975 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 1974-75 Budget the amount of $9,000 was provided for use by the Department of Public Works in replacing such trees. 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. The bids enumerated above were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED on specific items. City Manager recommends. Resolution awarding the bid of P. J. CONSTRUCTORS, INC. in the estimated amount of $22,735 for the ORANGE BOWL PLAYGROUND DEVLLOPMENT - 1975; allocating the amount of $22,735 from the account entitled "Public Parks & Recreational Facilities Bond Fund" to cover the estimated contract cost; allocating from said account the amount of $2,273.50 to cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said account the amount of $454.50 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 courts and fencing west of the Orange CONSTRUCTORS, INC. March 4, 1975 to install two basketball around the Orange Bowl Playground, just Bowl Stadium. The bid of P. J. was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED. City Manager recommends. C1'l f COM1,I1SSIO;; MARCH 25, 1.975 PAGE 12 AWARD OF BIDS 40 ** Resolution accepting the bid received 1'eLruc'r: 26, 1 5 of WATSON TREE SERVTCE for the CUTTING; „ J' i{:\1'Ll:'•'.; ArPRoXIt`LV1•EI"X 3,000 CC'CONt7 ",L'i TREES nt a cost of $27,000. - 4__id a•- *.f the contract is for furnislsinE equipment, 1nl,or and materials for the removalof de;td or diseased coconut palm trees affected with the condition of "lethal yellowing" and the hauling of dibrin therefrom. Funds will be provided from Federal. Revenue Sharing Funds. Invitations were mailed to 55 potential suppliers and ten bids were received. The bid of Watson Tree Service was the LOWEST BID RECETVI:D. City Manager recommends. 41. a. Resolution accepting the bid received February 25, 1975 of DADE FENCE, INC, for furnishing FENCING FOR MARINE STADIt>M DRY BOAT STORAGE at a cost of $9,900.00. b. Ordinance amending Appropriation Ordinance No. 831.6 adopted October 10, 1974, to provide for the additional. appropriation of S9 900,00 from the Marine Stadium Fund Balance to cover the cost of fencing for Marine Stadiuni Dry Boat Storage; repealing all ordinances, Code sections or parts thereof in conflict, insofar as they are in conflict; containing a severability provision; providing; an effective date. This fencing is needed to implement a resolution passed March 14, 1974 for the improvement of the Marine Stadium Complex, namely "designate a land area where dry storage can be provided for boats on trailers, for a fee". The fencing will provide the security necessary for the storage area. Invitations were mailed to 20 potential suppliers and five bids were received. The bid of Dade Fence, Inc. was the LOWEST BIT) RECEIVED. City Manager recommends. 42. 43. ro CITY COMl2SSION MEETING MARCH 250 1975 PAGE 13 AWARD OF,BIDS Resolution accepting the bid received tdovenher 12, 1973 of TALLY-E?IBRY FORD for furnishing SIX (' ) ;t C':;:. [Tor the Department of Public Properties, City (;;-r,•_;e. i"_"or use by the Sanitation Department, nt a tot. l cot of $47 988.00. Tally -Embry Ford, the lowest bidder on .•::hhi:;h chassis, failed to deliver within the prescribed delivery schedule. In order to provide vehicles tor. the Sanita- tion Department's "call -in service." the City of Miami bought six GMC chassis with slight varidtior.s to the specifications and placed thee units in service in August, 1974. The GMC chassis were purchase with funds appropriated from Revenue Sharing and designated for the purchase of the six Ford chassis from Tally -Embry. Tally -Embry has now informed the City that the six truck chassis units are available and delivery can be made at the 1973 price. The Sanitation Department has definite need for these additional units and this pur- chase price reflects an approximate $3,000 lower price per unit than today's purchase price. Funds are avail- able in the Public Properties Replacement Reserve Funds. City Manager recommends. * Resolution awarding the bid of D.M.P. CORPORATION in the amount of $30,914.50 for Bid "C" of FASHION SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5402-C (centerline sewer) ; allocating the amount of $39,914.50 from the account entitled Sanitary Sewer Bond Funds to cover the estimated con- tract cost; allocating from said account the amount of $3,091.45 to cover the cost of Project Expense; alloca- ting from said account the additional amount of $118.29 to cover the cost of Advertising. Testing Laboratories, Postage, Printing, Blueprinting and similar items by City Fortes or outside vendor; and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with said Eirrt. ** Bids were received February 27, 1975 to replace old deteriorated sanitary sewers in three areas: NW 27 St. from NW 5 Ave.; NW 3 Ave. from NW 27+Terr. to NW 29 St.; and NW 28 St. from NW 3 Ave. to 325'- West, The bid of D.M.P. Corporation was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED for Bid "C" of Proposal. City Manager recommends. } CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 25, 1975 PAGE 14 44. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS 45. CITY MANAGER REPORTS a. Minority banks. b. Police Academy 46. RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF MARCH 12, 1975.