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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-08398OttbI NA TCE t4b t . 8 8 AR OkbINANr;E A SNIANO 88CT at g..20 (f). (1) OF THE CODE OP THt; ' OI TY Off' MIAMI TO Pr bVI bt A MINIMUM i t1AR E OF $1, OOO • bd ► Ott 1O% d TiiE Ott085 RECEIPTS 'PROM TICR8T SALt 8 FOR PRORESSIONAL sOCGEt2 t;V2�1Ts Ralf) AT TEE MIAMI OPAN(:E BOWL; Pi oV! DI NC FOR INCLUSION_ IN 'SHE GONE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI; 1 CPEAL' i IRO ALL ORDINANCES Ifv CONFLICT HERt;WIT f; ANb FNRTFIER PROVIIDING AN EFFECTIVE BATE: WHEREAS, on January 23, 1975 the City Commission acceded to the request of the Miami Toros for a reduction in their OrangeBowl rental, and passed ResolU.tion No, 75.77 to negotiate a new contract with the Miami Toros for use of the Orange Bowl Stadium for a fee of 10% of ticket sales, without a minimum guarantee; and WHEREAS, it was subsequently determined that both the City Code and the Orange Bowl Bond Indentures require that a minimum rental, guarantee, be levied;' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Sec. 39-20, Subsection (f) (1) , of the Code of the City of Miami, entitled "Tax on admissions; charges in lieu of admissions tax;' is hereby amended to read: 1/ "Sec. 39-20. Tax on admissions; charges in lieu of admissions tax: (f) Notwithstanding the: provisions of subsection (a) of this section or the provisions of section'39-21: (1) There is hereby levied on all admissions to the stadium for each professional soccer event, a tam 4a.-tHe-ameeat-e4-tliF.ee-tliAaaaR4-€1va-#ie9eEeel-delta e a minimum charge7which shall be the 'greater of $1,000.00,, or 10% of the ,gross receipts 4eo4iie- a -f ada7t)i9tiee 4 .= a. cif-4eea-aem ear:ee.s•-aftd-tee•-p,e neat--a€-tiv*1 e- ek.-eaa)i • rc,i�tk-s�+zsz-c� r'v-lse- =-s--�tsac�-ac=arse. ___-- _n___,..r„rr+w---rer-e^„„'++- 1/ Words stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words constitute the amendment proposed. Remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. itss any federal, State or locally imposedtak payable from such admission price. Section 2. All ordinances, code sections or parts thereof in conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict, are hereby repealed. Section 3. Should any part or provision of this ordinance be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the ordinance asa whole, or any part thereof, other than the part declared to be invalid. Section 4. It is the intention of the City Commission, and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida; that the sections of this ordinance may be renumbered or relettered to accomplish such intention; and thatthe word "ordinance" may be changed to "section," "article," or other appropriate word. Section 5. The provisions of this ordinance shall become effective on JU'JE 7, _ , 1975. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 1U day of APRIL , 1975. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON. SECOND AND. FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this b day of MAY MAURI CE A, FERRE PREPARED AND l P ROVEP BY: M .Xe1e .Carter, Aasts Qi-ty. Attorney A'PBOVEPi AS TO PQM ABTA .)CORRECTNESS; / 1975. M A Y O R THERN Jerk To Mt* p. W. Artdrow8 city Manager thoM c;i'i or t•ce•t."•fi, t G.C3ii3A li tEn-C►l=FiCE MrityloO.ANDUM March 21, 1975 Orals e I3o:d1 tax strttctut'e for professional. soccer. ekietits oraitiatice amending Jennings y Director Departr►ent. ofPublic Facilities f.r FE PEN -f: On January 23, 1975, the City Commission accepted the request of the Miami Toros for ari Orange Bowl recital reduction, and passed Resolution No. 75-77 authorizing and directing the City Manager to negotiate a new contract with the Miami Toros for use of the Orange Bowl Stadium for a fee of 10% of ticket sales, Without a minimum guarantee. City Code Section 39-20 (f) (1) presently levies a tax of $3,500 for the first five thousand or less admissions and 10% of the price of each additional admission above the first five thousand admissions, etc., as the rental for each professional soccer event held at the Orange Bowl Stadium. Both the City Cocle and the Orange Bowl 'Bond Indentures also require that a minimum guarantee be levied, and this cannot be: varied from unless the bond holders are polled and agree otherwise. In viewof the above, the City Administration has had further discussions with the Toros management and the Department of Public Facilities accordingly now recommends the adoption of the subject ordinance establishing a minimum charge of $1,000, or 10/ of the gross receipts: from ticket sales, whichever is greater, as the rental for each professional soccer event held at the Orange, Bowl Stadium MIAM1 NtVt N ANb, BAILY § ee Rb Astlidi2 i bails *teem tal h % Nfthidd &14 Legal 1Iolitia e Mimi; Meld &bray; k'loPit 9tAtE Of t Lf�I�iA aOUNfV oft bAbt: before the uiidessighed atithotlty_ frei3ona11' i(i: paired Ruth .Oletter, Who on oath soya that the Is Daley Record the daiI pt xcept tSaturday,i Sunday end Dade County YFiorida sthetethe attached tops Miami adver tlserrient, being a Legal Advertisohtent or Notice in the Metter Of City. of Miattil i oiida Fitt ORbINANCRS. No. 8398 HROU( 4 8 4 01 f . etir -.. i • i i . .. . in the XRR Court, was published in said newspaper In the issues, of May 15 , 197S Affiant further says that the said Wain; Review arid Daily Record is a. newspaper published at Miami, 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 as second class mail matter at the post office in Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached • copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that 'she has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund . for the purpose of ocuring_this advertisement for publication In the Fail hewspa , r.:‘s • Sworn to and subscribed before no this 15 th day. of Rtay i A.D.I9 5 A. Merjorie-T. Smith Notitty Public, State of Florida at Large. (SEAL) .: My Commission expires September 1, 1977. tittt iiilltt ;` IiAH: tiflt?('ti'r It,bifffA 4 LtaAt.- itit i`: Aft I'hteitste 'Witt like-hotice • that aft .the. lIth: IIeS' ."ot Mak. ilr(5 the,CitS�. Cothtitt3stoh of the Cttt : ot. ttiehti,; Florida adopted, thr folio ling; titled ordihahran.-, ORDINANCE NO. 8393, AN ottritNA;ICc AMtivb, INct.SECTtO:v 39.90 (r), tl) OF THE CODE OF` ,Tt1E CITY -OF MIAMI TO PRO• \'t141 A MINIMUM CHARGE t)F 31.0"0.t10. Oil' 10y:: OF TIIk (.1:OS5 RECEIPTS FROM -TICKET SAL1::3F;OR PROF•i:SSIONAL sOCCF:R 1 v :NTs 111 1 t) AT -THE. MiAMI OitANGE rn\1•t,: f'f1UV11'TNt,,; FrU 1XC.'Lt'- slOi.,rt a ,`7ttFi Cl1fSi: beµ:;; j rliF: CI`r4 OF. MtAlttt: RE, 1' E A L 1 N [;. ALL, ORO1= N %LACES iN CONFLICT . ItVRE\\'tTit: AND FURTit- i ti PROVIDING ,1N EF-' F ECTI\'N nArE.' ORDINANCE O. 5m AN ORDINANCE AMEND- ' 1NrE ORDNANCE NO. ss71, - T It is COMPREltEN5tVE 7NfN1NG ORDINANCE FoR T21t4 CiTY OF MiAMt. t3Y • CHANGING TIE ZONINC. CLASSIF tC \TMON_- nN AREA fOUN»Eiy t31' N.\\N. • 2NI1 ANn 3Rt) AVFNt:F5. AND N.W.- :SRO AND CiTH ,STREETS. BLOCKS 75N AND KN.- MIAMI (11=41), Fri(. 1 f~-1 (GENERAL COm1MERCiAL) AND R-4 (tt tS 0 i II M. DENSITY 1T1l.LTIPLF..I 1'O oil,. (r,OV-' ERNMF:NT USE). AND 111' \l,\KiNG TH1: NECESSARY. rt(:)NrF:S TN THE 7,nNIN(; DISTRICT MAP. MADE • A PART OF THE SAID -OR- DINANCE' NO. ru71, rY REFERENCE AND DE - Fen! PTION IN ARTICLE... IIi. SECTION 2 TItEREOi': 13Y REPF:At.ING ALL OR= FINANCES. f ©OF. ' SEC- TiONS• OR PARTS THERE - Oh 1N CONFLICT: Ni)A CONTAiNING A SEVERA- I3ILITY PROVISION. ORDINANCE NO..8401 • AN ORDINANCE: AMEND-, 1Nt; ORDINANCE NO. ATM T It E COMIPREHlNSIVI: ZONING ORDINANCE.' FOR THE CITY OF IMAM,- RY ' CHHANGiNG TUUE ZONING CLASSIFICATION ON . :" PROPERTY SOUTH•: OF • N.W. ' 20TI4 STREET.'' I3E- T\\•EEN N.W. "12TH'"(AND 14TFI AVENUES.'` BEING "NW ' OF NEVI- " OF NW'S LESS N35' OF SECTION 33, TO\VNSiIIP .53S: RANGE 41E ' UNPLATTED. AND,. TRACT ." 4", ; MIAMI NInIPAL . TRACT r (51-54), - FROM R-C (RESIDENCE • OFFICE) TO CU (GOVERN STENT " USE) . AND ' BY • ',MAKING -THE NECESSARY CH ANGES IN THE. ZONING nlsTRICT - MAP,' MADE A :' PART OF. THE „SAID OR- DINANCE NO. 6971, ; BY REFERENCE. • SCRIPTION IN ARTICLE III. .SECTION 2 THERE- 'OF:- BY r REPEALING ALL ORDiNANCES, CODE. SEC- .TIONS.' OR PARTS TITERE- OF IN .CONFLICT: AND, . CONT,\INiNG .A SEVERA-' U11.1TY PROVISION." ORDINANCE NO:• 8401 AN EMERGENCY .. ORDI- NANCE A3iENDING::' PROPRIATIONS. O R D I- NANCF, 'NO. 831E BY AP- PROPRIATING - $33.473.00 FROM THE ',ORANGE r0\\'I. ,FU:3D.BALANCE BALANCE"TO COVER THE COST, OF, -...THE' '.ORANGE 13C)WL,1- ROI-I..UP DOOR REP1,ACEMENNT * 1975: RE- PEALING :4Ia. • ORDl' NANCFS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND_ FURTIH ER PROVIDING AN FECTIVP PATt::. It. n SOUTHERN CITY Ci,FR1 PulHlirot!nn of this notice nn thv ,15tli day of MO'. I975. 5/15 bI 50594. 1 Ail inteteste4 wIll take notice that, on the 8th day of flay 1975 the City Commission of the fliaini3 1iotida adopted the following titled otdinances,---- ORDINANCE NO.. 8398' AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 39-20 (f) (1) OF THE CODE Or THE CITY OP t4IANlt !1!0 PROVIDE A MINIMUM Ct-£ARGE OF $1 , 000 = 00 , OR 10% O1` THE GROSS RECEIPTS FROM TICKET ,SALES FOR PROFESSIONAL SOCCER EVENTS HELD AT THE MIAMI ORANGE: BOWL; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF THE CITY , OF MIAMI; REPEAL- ING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: AND FURTHER. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. 8399 AN ORDINANCE Ar•1ENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ,ORDINANCE FOR TIIE CITY OF MIAMI, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION ON AREA BOUNDED BY N..W. 2ND AND 3RD AVENUES, AND N.W. 3RD AND 5TH STREETS, BLOCKS 75N AND BON, MIAMI (B-41) , FROM C-4 (GENERAL .COMNERCIAL) . AND R-4 (MEDXUN DENSITY. MULTIPLE) ,TO .GU (GOVERNMENT USE) , AND BY MAKING 'THE' NECESSARY CHANGES IN THE ZONING. DISTRICT MAP, MADE A PART. OF THE SAID ORDINANCE NO,.,6871, BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE III, SECTION 2 THEREOF; BY.REPEALING ALL, ORDINANCES, CODE:SECTIONS, OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT;. AND CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. 1 city Or N11AN11, P-LORtbA INTER-OFPICMEMORANbUM 'ehehge Of ZOhihg Clatsiti ati h ft Miami Polite Petiiities The planning advisory Board recommended the approval of the change of zoning as shorn on the Ordinance attached hereto subject to the closure of M.W. ' 4th Street between N.W. 2nd and 3rd Avenues Since a change of Zoning cannot be accompanied by conditions this provision has been removed from the Ordinance, The Ordinance may be passed with the understanding that the street closure is now being processed by the Public Works Department, or may be deferred at the option of the Commission until all steps for the closure have been taken and the proper Resolution is before the Commission. Honorable City Co►iaai.c n Attentions Mr. P. W. Andrews City of Miami, Plorida Res CHANOZ OP ZONING - RECOgjaN4ga Area bounded by N.W. 2ncI' and 3rd Avenues and N.W. 3rd and 5th Streets Blocks 75N and 88N; MIAMI (B-41.) initiated by planning Department The Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of March 5, 1975, Item #3, following an advertised Hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 18-75 by a 7 to 0 vote recommending Change of Zoning Classification on area bounded by N.W. 2nd and 3rd Avenues, and W. W. 3rd and 5th Streets, Blocks 75N and 88N, MIAMI (B-41), from C74 (General Commer- cial) and R-4 (Medium Density Multiple) to GU (Government Use), subject to replatting to close N.W. 4th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. objection was received in the mail. An ORDINANCE to provide for this Change of Zoning has been prepared by the City Attorney's office and submitted for consideration of the City Commission. ncerel David Simpson, r., Di ctor' Department of Administration Planning and Zoning Boards cm Z. M. 36 Attached: Minutes cc: Law Department NOTE: Planning Department recommendation: "APPROVAL WITH MODIFICIATION". Tentative City Commission date: April 10,-1975.