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Home My WebLink AboutO-084137 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22, 23 24 26 27 26 29 30 31. 32 33 34 35 36 - 14M 6/1.1/7 ORDiNANdt f304.. 84 AN ORDINANCE ESTAsLIE1Ir d A . A OtttSORY COMMITTEE ON SJBS!'ANCE ABUTS: PROVIDIi d F8R COMPOSITIOt ►, TBPM Off` OP1 IOR, PURPOSE Ab REEPONSIBIt,I!I'YY) CONLiC'r OP Mt2TIt4 i , DEPORT AND RECoMMEN'bATIO 'S ► CUAIRPEREON ► ANO EtORMARV # REPEALINO ALL ORDINANCES, CObE SECTIONS, OR PARTS T'I ERW ' IN CONFLICT INSO 'AR AS THEY Ait , Its CON `LICP; CONTAINING A SVERABILITq PRbtt1:51rOt4` WHEREAS, substance abuse has beeh .defined as the excessive or illegal use of drugs, narcotics, and other hallucinatory ,substances (not including alcohol) which have created personal dependency on, such substances; and WHEREAS, the City commission deems it advisable and in the best interest of ,the inhabitants of the City of Miami to establish an Advisory Committee on substance abuse as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, BY THE COMMISSION OF TEIE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. There shall be established within the,. City of Miami an Advisory Committee on Substance Abuse, as follows: (a) COMPOSITION , The committee shall consist of five (5) members,. having expertise in the field of substance abuse who shall be appointed by the City Commission. (b) TERM OF OFFICE A11 members shall be appointed for two (2) year period and shall serve without compensation. The first term of office shall commence when the final appointment to the Board is made. (c) PURPOSE AND RESPONSIBILITY The Committee shall review the operations and objectives of each proposed substance abuse Program in terms of location, land use, building, and other standards adopted for substance abuse • II111111mm I1 3 7. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 iaeilities &s dantaihdd in C'eat ft : 4 , Ai'ti`t ie IV' Of the Compfchensive Zoning Ordinance and make redotMendations to the City Ai mini9$ration) toning Board and City CO MIthn pertaining td these tandatds. (d) cotibtfd '__npAVET.1NCg Meetings shall be di -lied as neoessar'y by the Committee Chaitpersoh upon reeeipt of applications for donsideratieh ftottt either the tuilding beptrt- Ment (Jr the bepartmment of Ad ,ihistration Planning and zoning Boards. All meetings shall be open to the public and minutes shall be taken. (e) R8PORT AND ..0 COMM8NDATTONS The minutes of each meeting together With the report. and recommendations of the Committee shall be forwarded to the appropriate City of Miami department to become a part of the permanent file relating to the subject property. (f) CI-HAIRPERSON At its first meeting, the Advisory. Committee shall select from among themselves a chairperson, whose responsibility shall, be to officiate over and con- duct orderly meetings. At the, first meeting ;follow- ing theanniversary date of the nomination of the chairperson, a chairperson for the second year shall be selected from among the Committee members. (g) SECRETARY The Committee shall select from among themselves a secretary whose responsibility shall•be to take minutes at each meeting. Thesecretary, shallbe selected at the same meeting the Chairperson is selected. Section 2. All laws or parts of laws in conflict here- with be, and the same are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict. Section 3. If any section, sentence, clause, phrase, or word of this Ordinance is for any reason held or declared to be un- constitutional, inoperative or void, such holding or. invalidity shall not affect the remaining portions of this Ordinance, and it shall be construed to have been the intent of the Commission of the City of Miami to pass this Ordinance without such unconstitutional, invalid or inoperative part therein; and the remainder of this. ordinance, after the exclusion of such part or parts, shall be deemed to be valid as if such parts had not been 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 MAYOR included therein.. Section 4, that the teclUlreitent of reading this ordinance oh two separate clays is hereby dispensed With by a vote of not less than four/fifths of the Members of the Commission. section 5. The provisions of this ordinance shall become. effective immediately upon passage. day • : ��UN� PASS AND AbOPTEb this. 12 y of MAURICE A. FERRE H . D . UTHERN CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:, �., MICHEL,:E. ANDERSON ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APP OVED, S TO FORM ND CORRECTNESS: OHN S . LLOYD. TY ATTORNEY 'MIAiVll ANit, bAML'Y tU COUD Pttt}r`siteti bray ctrepi $aturtlay, .. ui3t?t:y'Ch4i• Legfa Naliflt:; t • - Mintril, i3ati6 County( i'Cttrtt;ti • StAtt.00 t1QRibA couNtY btr tlrlbe: tletore the undstsignd ou'.htir;tll peribn)i!y t P Pentad- h:o:ihn Drobnie, who on ?atn says that th is ttto VJ'., Logal Aet of th t ,',iir.' review anti Daily haeurd, n daily (-;tc•_+at Satar:'vr, Sunday ned Lertat 1-latiday^) riews'papal publi'hed at Miami In Dade County, Florida• that the attache;! copy of ,ievt.'r• tisement, be'ng a Legal Adv„•teaer,,ert or tiot:cai in the matter. of IN OflDINANCrS r i�.S...... g..;l......... x.X:17,0:(j.rT1T . in the XX:' Gault, was published in said ttawspaper In the 19Sues of ,Itinc 3.7 , 197 5 Afliant further says that the said Miami RV View ant (laity Record Is a newspaper published at !.,farm,' in Sail Dade County, Florida, aril that the said news- paper ha: heretofore been continuously Dubin:bed in said Dada County. Florida, each tlay (er.eapt Saturday, Sttndoy and Lopal HoiiJays) and has bean entered ns In Cs 1 &)'d County. Floriaa,t tfar a' pc Ie-oiloneiyear next pre: c .. t the first publi etion et the attached copy of advertisement: and et!ia:.t further days that she has n^ither paid nt•r pramited any person, term ,tat corport,tibn any discount. rebate, commission or tcfund for the p::rpos-.c:E-t«::a:,ir,'t this advertisement for puhiicat:on In •i:>•17,"tdotaempaa,:r., • • `+ 1, / ^ \ Sworn`to and tabscr;19d bcbre rag thlit i •,. t 17th e. 'I June ;'t..o. 1275 L. , oG truth Giattarr • tai Ppl,�tta': ta`e of Florida at Large, (SEAL) My commission expires 3':iy 16, 1977. • tItt Ml0',; tti ii• tik titri"'�l.Tltt}.t .f:t;s.tlf wit! 1;i1'-, 'tir;il�y 1.1% c, t:2it 4! t:` r,t •E;rr.., 1- x .•... tit!' ! n:• r•.tl;. �i; LAN 01:1t1'':.t:a' 1�'ttiT) • • .'i':t:?: ' i r E':5 ii:ETi �i,tlt •'f, Thtt. • f(:'` ttt.)tt':' 9=) t,:'• Al; "111 a`i TU1 Pt:-..f rtl,. is 1' trl 'I'iT: t,t_1PRO, - CCiN- y! r•p t! Et 'V:1't-t tXL), .!!! E: i''Ct1:I! i\f: 1:4 ?' 'Tt V F. I).\ T E. • ?1 01 ANC : NO. ttl3 • .1/4:r F.ENTF.. DINel ORDF= Nfl, ' i1'2 111e. DR. `-!ARTIN I.1.rTTti.T: 1•:i`r: :t`tT'I i :.LPS) i::Z �RISt .'W::t; DISTi?ICi 'FUR A 1OD CIF stX :,lt)tiTTTs' i:t:•t ITS PRESENT cam. A t1:L ORDINANCES IN c. ;it,Il; ai : AND CONTAI`= 1:+A VF tABILTTY !Stet` 1:1;:i1:.•:a�f .G ND. Fite " Cti:D:NA\t` Y'ST lF• ;.:1 ADVISORY ▪ Ai:!'?:: • YF'.Ot'TD- '':+: volt '. t`; ;)2llo :=117 rON. 'i'::1: tt t'': CI 'r 1C';: T'l:Ft- :••.ItT.i- ±;rc • REPORT AN') I:R; ,:i;.•.l.':1?.-:1'":isZ.tile', 1:;.i•r' 11.tNt: :1t.1. t l •Ii?- • 1:AN'• 1)C<r; P ; •:' t1,t'rti=;�:: O i! t- N.1'•:CF. N.)• .;1(t .t1,o -T.CD 1u,, 071 'Ti) Pi.O- \DI1?. FOR Ttl'•: 11lfI- t.tF • -a.i.l TritOtt ' 9'ISTADIUM 1'11..ANt:F TO ('t)V14R 'i'II1•: t')1' -.- i•.tl:l::: rote. —-117:,- .'. 1••tiLLi)tt'S: (?i t:sTF::tCT (.'(7 i;T _ rt.,t • ►; t:C1' ci7 T �' f'l - l• !aa"t:':.";T'T, I?:tir.'1tiN TS INCi.VOiSO .tLVF:RT13- jtit; 9" 1TINC. AND Ia.:- VI;';I)i"t'TIUN S1•:Ia'IC S s;.;:.1 t; 1t'e:I•R-tt.IS': ALL OGilt`; t::C::S 1N CONFLICT !DV] DING ;•V• Ett1'{U-ITY: tNi) PRC)- VtitlNr: AN FFFECTIVT F;1S AN • li)ll:::!:1:XCY ORDI- NANCE A11I'N!)iNt, ORDI- •,Nr, ; \11 �ttlri, TIIE AP, 1� •,'.t•ilt.t'I'i'» t\'."r. rciti TUT. 1t!74-•3 1:71ttih1!, i',Y APP:Ii PIIIA- ;1 N.';i .-E k'i'Ni) MI.: REN- TAL oF r.',N't"tt'Y AT TIeF: ALL --'r't; X I:3,0F IN (74)N1•1ICT ill:eaT�V1'r:i. 11 11 .('1.::r:IK L. . i•i r; t.i$' N;;A:Rr. 1,.;1,1i, ,,•I ,•1 $.1 111. t',.,itt't. qrl. 1 C111 OP •M1AM1i PLOttitSA INTER.CiPPICt MRMORAN6i M to: Honorable Members of tie City Cbt`reriission P. W. Andrews City Manager bAtt: JUNt sU Ect: Advisory Committee on -Substance Abase ENcLosuREs: At the City Commission meeting of May 22, 1975, Ordinance No. 8390 was passed which established a five member Advisory Committee on Substance Abuse to snake recommendations to the City pertaining to all future substance abuse facilities; two of the five Committee members were to be City employ- ees. Since the main qualification for Committee membership is expertise in substance abuse facilities and programs, it is recommended that the ordinance be amended so that all five Committee members will sheet the main qualification, and that whatever technical expertise is required by the Committee will be provided by the City administration. For your review, the amended ordinance is attached to this memorandum. If the City Commission follows the recommendation and adopts the amended ordin- ance on an emergency basis, it is also requested that the Commission appoint five members to the Substance Abuse Advisory Committee.