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AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AMENDING CHAPTER
2/ARTICLE IV OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED ("CITY CODE"), TITLED "ADMINISTRATION/DEPARTMENTS,"
MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING DIVISION 2, TITLED "PLANNING,
BUILDING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT," DIVISION 3, TITLED
"DEPARTMENT OF FIRE -RESCUE," AND DIVISION 4, TITLED "RESILIENCE
AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT"; CHAPTER 3 OF THE CITY CODE,
MORE SPECIFICALLY AMENDING ARTICLE II TITLED, "ALARM
SYSTEMS/BURGLARY AND ROBBERY ALARMS"; AND ARTICLE III TITLED,
"FIRE ALARMS"; CHAPTER 10/ARTICLE I/DIVISION1 OF THE CITY CODE,
TITLED "BUILDINGS/IN GENERAL," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING
ARTICLE IV, TITLED "REGISTRATION OF VACANT, BLIGHTED,
UNSECURED OR ABANDONED STRUCTURES, AND OF DEFAULTED
MORTGAGED PROPERTIES," AND ARTICLE V, TITLED "CODE RELIEF
PROGRAM"; CHAPTER 11 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED, "CABLE
TELEVISION"; CHAPTER 12 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED, "AMUSEMENT
GAMES OR MACHINES"; CHAPTER 17 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED,
"ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING
ARTICLE I, TITLED, "TREE PROTECTION IN GENERAL" AND ARTICLE II,
TITLED, "ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION DISTRICTS"; CHAPTER 18 OF
THE CITY CODE TITLED, "FINANCE," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING
ARTICLE I, TITLED "IN GENERAL," AND ARTICLE III, TITLED, "CITY OF
MIAMI PROCUREMENT ORDINANCE"; AND ARTICLE VIII, TITLED
"STORMWATER UTILITY FEES" AND ARTICLE XI TITLED, "LEASES OF CITY
OWNED SUBMERGED LANDS"; CHAPTER 19 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED
"FIRE PROTECTION"; CHAPTER 20 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED, "FLOOD
DAMAGE PREVENTION", CHAPTER 22/ARTICLE I OF THE CITY CODE,
TITLED "GARBAGE AND OTHER SOLID WASTE/IN GENERAL"; CHAPTER
22.5 OF THE CITY CODE, "GREEN INITIATIVES," MORE SPECIFICALLY
AMENDING ARTICLE VI TITLED, "SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY
SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST GENERATION CONTROL";
CHAPTER 23/ARTICLE I OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "HISTORIC
PRESERVATION/HISTORIC PRESERVATION"; CHAPTER 32/ARTICLE I,
TITLED "MERCHANDISING/BANKRUPTCY AND CLOSING -OUT SALES";
CHAPTER 35 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED, "MOTOR VEHICLES AND
TRAFFIC," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING ARTICLE IV, TITLED
"PARKING RATES," AND ARTICLE IX TITLED, "VALET PARKING"; CHAPTER
38 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "PARKS AND RECREATION" MORE
SPECIFICALL ARTICLE I TITLED, "IN GENERAL" AND ARTICLE IV TITLED,
"DAY CARE PROGRAM"; CHAPTER 39/ARTICLE II OF THE CITY CODE,
TITLED "PEDDLERS AND ITINERANT VENDORS/SIDEWALK AND STREET
VENDORS"; CHAPTER 42 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED, "POLICE" MORE
SPECIFICALLY ARTICLE I TITLED, "IN GENERAL"; CHAPTER 53 OF THE
CITY CODE, TITLED "STADIUMS AND CONVENTION CENTERS," MORE
SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING ARTICLE I, TITLED "IN GENERAL," ARTICLE
II/DIVISION 2, TITLED "CITY STADIUMS/MARINE STADIUM," AND ARTICLE
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IV, TITLED "CONVENTION CENTER OF THE CITY OF MIAMI/UNIVERSITY OF
MIAMI, JAMES L. KNIGHT"; CHAPTER 54 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED,
"STREETS AND SIDEWALKS," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING
ARTICLE I, TITLED "IN GENERAL," ARTICLE II, TITLED CONSTRUCTION,
EXCAVATION, AND REPAIR," ARTICLE VI, TITLED "SIDEWALK AND STREET
CAFES," ARTICLE VII, TITLED "NEWSRACKS ON PUBLIC RIGHTS -OF -WAY,"
AND ARTICLE IX, TITLED "COCONUT GROVE SPECIAL EVENTS DISTRICT";
CHAPTER 55 OF THE CITY CODE TITLED "SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS";
CHAPTER 57/ARTICLE III OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "VEHICLES FOR
HIRE/PEDICABS FOR HIRE;" AND CHAPTER 62 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED
"PLANNING AND ZONING," MORE SPECIFICALLY BY AMENDING ARTICLE I,
TITLED "IN GENERAL," ARTICLE III, TITLED "PLANNING, ZONING AND
APPEALS BOARD," ARTICLE VII, TITLED "HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL
PRESERVATION BOARD," ARTICLE XII, TITLED "PARKS AND OPEN SPACE
TRUST FUND," AND ARTICLE XIII/DIVISION 8, TITLED "PLANNING AND
ZONING APPROVAL FOR TEMPORARY USES AND OCCUPANCIES; PERMIT
REQUIRED/TEMPORARY BANNERS," AND ARTICLE XIII/DIVISION 9 TITLED,
"PLANNING AND ZONING APPROVAL FOR TEMPORARY USES AND
OCCUPANCIES; PERMIT REQUIRED /FARMERS' MARKET," TO REMOVE
THE REQUIREMENT FOR FEES TO BE ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE AND
PROVIDE FOR FEES TO BE SET BY THE CITY COMMISSION THROUGH
RESOLUTION; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, on January 22, 2026, the City Commission passed Resolution No. R-26-
0043 which provided direction to the City Administration to bring forth this Ordinance to change
all fees, allowable by law, from adoption by Ordinance to adoption by Resolution; and
WHEREAS, this change will involve amendments to Chapters 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17,
18, 19, 20, 22, 22.5, 23, 32, 35, 38, 39, 42, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, and 62 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amended ("City Code"); and
WHEREAS, at times, multiple fees within different sections of the same chapter are
amended concurrently, resulting in frequent updates and delays in providing accurate
information to the public due to fees being located across various chapters of the City Code and
any potential codification delays; and
WHEREAS, maintaining all fee schedules in a single, centralized chart available for
public review on the City of Miami's ("City") website and through each relevant department
would improve transparency, reduce confusion, and save time and resources for residents,
businesses, and
WHEREAS, the City desires to eliminate separately located fee schedules throughout
multiple sections of the City Code and to adopt a uniform process whereby all fee changes are
approved by resolution and maintained by the City Manager, available through the City Clerk
and on the City's website and the several relevant Departments; and
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WHEREAS, this updated process would allow the City Commission to more efficiently
implement fiscally sound policies and best practices consistent with City regulations and
changing market conditions;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Ordinance are
adopted by reference and incorporated as fully set forth in this Section.
Section 2. Chapter 2/Article IV of the City Code shall be amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 2
ADMINISTRATION
ARTICLE IV. DEPARTMENTS
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DIVISION 2. PLANNING, BUILDING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
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Sec. 2-207. Zoning certificate of use required; annual reinspection of buildings and premises;
fees for inspections and issuance of certificates.
(a) Inspection and service fees for certificate of use.
Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution,
which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning and
the Director of Zoning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically
and can be accessed at the Citv's website.
a.
b.
'Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be
added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and
unchanged material.
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a. First 12 units or Tess: $313.00
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(1) Certificates of Use shall include the following information: the specific
address, business name, corporate name, and the type(s) of business for
which it was issued.
In the event of a new Certificate of Use, which requires City field
inspections, the full fees outlined in the Fee
Schedule shall apply. These fees are applicable in the following
circumstances:
a. Changes in the business name, ownership, use, address, folio number,
or Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
b. Expansion or reduction of the square footage occupied by the
business.
c. Inclusion of additional uses or the exclusion of previously approved
uses, regardless of any approved use that still remains.
d. Any changes to the structure that have been approved by a final
building inspection.
(b) Certificates of use for new buildings and premises and for change of use.
(1) No new buildings or premises or part thereof and no existing building or
premises when there has been a change of use in said building or premises,
except one- and two-family residences, shall be occupied until a zoning
certificate of use shall have been issued by the zoning office. Certificates of
use shall not be issued until the premises have been inspected and found to
comply with all code requirements of the zoning office, fire -rescue
department and such other agencies as may have jurisdiction. All
applications for certificates of use shall expire 90 working days from the date
of application if approval is not received for issuance of a certificate, unless
the space is under construction with a valid building permit and approvals
cannot be made until work is completed.
a. Buildings designed or proposed to be used as office buildings
shall require one zoning certificate of use for each separate office
tenant and one for each commercial use activity contained
therein, provided that for coworking or virtual offices, only one
certificate of use is required. Each separate office tenant in
existing office buildings not having an individual certificate of use
on the effective date of this section must obtain one prior to the
renewal of its city local business tax receipt.
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b. Apartment buildings, hotels, and other multiple -residential
occupancies containing three or more units and occupied only by
residential tenants shall require one zoning certificate of use per
building.
c. Apartment buildings, hotels, and other residential occupancies
containing commercial tenants shall require additional zoning
certificates of use for each commercial use activity contained
therein.
d. Industrial buildings containing one tenant shall require a single
zoning certificate of use.
e. Industrial and commercial buildings containing more than one
tenant shall require a zoning certificate of use for each tenant.
f. Buildings with common areas including but not limited to
hallways, elevators, and lobbies, shall have a separate shell
certificate of use.
(2) Upon the issuance of a zoning certificate of use for a building or premises,
an annual inspection schedule will be established and annual inspections will
be conducted thereafter.
(3) Annual inspections will be conducted to determine that each building or
premises complies with the regulations established in the city zoning
ordinance, building code, fire code, health regulations, and such other
regulations that may apply to the particular building or premises.
(c) Annual reinspection of buildings and premises.
(1) Annual reinspection certificates will be issued, and each existing use or
premises shall be inspected annually to determine that it complies with the
provisions of applicable ordinances and regulations.
(2) The owner will be notified of any deficiencies noted, and appropriate
reinspections may be made to determine that the deficiencies have been
corrected.
(3) With the exception of life -safety facilities (which may be from time to time
required to be upgraded by the provisions of the Florida Building Code or the
Florida Fire Prevention Code), only those regulations which were in effect at
the time a particular occupancy or use was established will be applicable.
(4) The invoice for the issuance of the annual reinspection certificate will be
billed during the fiscal year
pursuant to the fees set bv the City Commission, bv Resolution, which may
be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current
permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning
and the Director of Zoning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained
electronically and can be accessed at the Citv's website.
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2. 13 to 50 units: $88.00
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2. 13 to 50 units: $88.00
3. Each additional unit: $3.00
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$95.00 $113.00
d.
1. Less than 500 square feet: $50.00
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g. Hospitals;
1. 100 beds or less: $156.00
2 Each berl over 100: $2 10
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$125.00
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$66-00-
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(d) Fees for a Accessory use certificates.
(1) All persons desiring to have a home office as defined in Miami 21 shall apply
to the zoning office for an accessory use certificate, which shall be granted
upon payment of an annual fee of $94.00 to the city as established in the
Citv's Fee Schedule and when issued shall be valid through the following
September 30.
All
renewals of accessory use certificates shall be made on the subsequent
renewal of such certificate or before October 1 of each calendar year.
(2) Those owners of private pleasure craft and housebarges on the Miami River
shall apply to the zoning office for a housebarge/private pleasure craft
accessory use certificate, which subject to inspection and compliance with
applicable regulations, shall be granted upon the payment of an annual fee
of $313.00 as established in the Citv's Fee Schedule; all required renewals
shall be made on or before October 1 of each year hereafter.
(e) Zoning inspection.
(1) The city will provide, upon request of the owner or owner's agent, an on -site
inspection of properties within the city by the code compliance department to
ascertain whether zoning violations openly exist on the real property.
(2) The-fellewing fee established in the Citv's Fee Schedule shall be paid prior
to each such inspection for each folio number: ,
$a-99-90.
(3) A report on the results of each such inspection will be issued to the owner or
owner's agent and shall only constitute prima facie evidence of
compliance/noncompliance with the city's zoning ordinance and shall not be
conclusive proof of compliance/noncompliance with said zoning ordinance.
(4) Should a zoning violation be observed by a city zoning inspector during the
course of an on -site inspection, the property owner will be required to appear
before the code enforcement board of the city in regard to such violation no
sooner than 30 days after said inspection, except as provided in subsection
2-814(c).
(f)
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Please refer to the City's Fee
Schedule for reviewing plans on new construction and inspecting new
construction performed by the department of fire -rescue, except for single-family
and duplex residents:
Each $1,000.00 of estimated cost or fractional part: $1.80
Sec. 2-214. Ancillary dwelling unit (ADU) compliance.
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(f) Fees.
(1)
Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees
shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning and the Director of
Zoning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be
accessed at the City's website.
(2) Fees shall be paid prior to inspection for each ADU.
(3) Properties which are found to be operating an ADU without an approved ADU
registration certificate shall be subject to double the fees specified as well as a
violation of the Miami 21 Zoning Code.
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Section 3. Chapter 2/Article 1V/Division 4 of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 2
ADMINISTRATION
ARTICLE IV. DEPARTMENTS
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DIVISION 4. RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
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Sec. 2-268. Fee for preparation of documents containing covenants to run with the land, right-
of-way dedication deeds, quitclaim deeds, waiver of fee; fee for preparation of documents
allowing the use of public right-of-way by private entities; recording fee.
(a)
CIEs. The fees for preparation of documents containing covenants to run with
the land, right-of-way dedication deeds, quitclaim deeds, allowing the use of public
right-of-way by private entities or the waiver of such fees shall be in an amount set forth
by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A
copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and
the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the Citv's website. The fee required under this
(b)
The fee
required under this subsection may be waived for governmental entities and agencies.
as-feAews:
{2) All other properties 11,125.00
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(#)(c) In addition , the party proffering the legal document shall also pay the
recording fee, as established by Miami -Dade County.
Sec. 2-269. Checking and recording plats and alley closures Of and vacations —Fee schedule;
waiver of fee.
(a) The fees to be charged by the resilience and public works department for platting
determinations, processing tentative plats, reviewing and processing certain platting
exception approvals, and recording plats submitted for approval of the city, including the
inspection of the permanent reference monuments set in the field, shall be in an amount
set forth by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to
time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website .
(3) Recording plat.
(4) Extending c ubdivieien improvement time limit Fer each time limit extension
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(b) The processing fees required by subsection (a) may be waived for governmental entities
and agencies.
(c) Expedited review for processing final plats and recording plats submitted for approval of
the City will be accompanied by a fee in addition to any final plat submittal fee and the
expedited review is within the sole discretion of the Director of Resilience and Public
Works to authorize, subiect to staff availability. The fees+ to bo charged for an expedited
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1500,00
(d) Application Rees to be charged pursuant to subsections 55-15(i) and 55-15(j) providing
for an alternative method for the closure and vacation of alleys which abut parcels of
land zoned solely residential shall be in an amount set forth by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting
forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via
the City's website. In addition, a recording fee as set forth by Miami -Dade County and a
publication fee as set forth by the newspaper.
Recording fee
Publication fee
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Sec. 2-270. Reserved.
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Sec. 2-271. ;
Reserved.
Sec. 2-272. Plan review fee.
r'a The fees to be charged by the department of resilience and public works for processing
and reviewing private development plans submitted for approval of the city shall be in an
amount set forth by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from
time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the
City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained
by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website
for the following:
(1) Fence, wall, slab, or sign $50.00
(2) Underground tank $155.00
(3) Single-family or duplex residential construction, reconstruction, remodeling,
renovation, repair, or addition 00
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(4) Multi -family residential and all nonresidential construction, reconstruction,
remodeling, renovation, repair, or addition: —
New multi -family residential (<% acre) $1,335.00
New commercial (<% acre) $1,535.00
New multi -family residential (a% acre and <1 acre) $1,995.00
New commercial (>_'/z acre and <1 acre)—$2455,00
Large development (residential/commercial >_1 acre) ,,$‘31-500,00
(5) Subdivision improvement engineering plan---$27500.00
(6) Review and marking of base building line.
On signed/sealed boundary survey —$12 00
For planning/zoning applications --- .00
(7) Underground utility installation---$295 00
(8) Underground utility service connection, utility structure placement---$9540
(9) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility
excavations $420.00
(10) Building construction/maintenance (scaffolding, crane, dumpster)----$265.00
(11) Interim Parking $650.00
(12) Right-of-way closure (temporary traffic control, temporary construction fence)
$7-5,00
(13) As -built plan......
a. Stormwater $750.00
b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter — $480,00
c. Underground utilities $800.00
d. Above ground utilities —$430,00
e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) —
$430-00
(14) Dry run plan.
a. Stormwater---$585:00
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b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter $585.00
c. Underground utilities $585.99
d. Aboveground utilities $430.00
e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) —
$355.09
112) The fees to be charged by the department of resilience and public works for processing
and reviewing plans for work in the right-of-way that is not related to a private
development submitted for approval of the city shall be in an amount set forth bv the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained bv the City Manager
and made available via the Citv's website for the following:
(1) Underground utility installation $295.00
(2) Underground utility service connection, utility structure placement---$7:99
(3) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility
excavations--$350.00
(4) Street construction (sidewalk repair, sidewalk construction, curb and gutter, roadway
paving, roadway resurfacing) $225.00
Building construction/maintenance (scaffolding, crane, dumpster) $225.00
(5)
(6) Right-of-way closure (temporary traffic control, temporary construction fence) —
$105.00
(7) As -built plan.
a. Stormwater---$759.30
b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter $480.00
c. Underground utilities $800.00
d. Aboveground utilities ..... $430.00
e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.)
—$430.99
(8) Dry run plan.
a. Stormwater $585.00
b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter85.99
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c. Underground utilities $585.00
d. Aboveground utilities $130.00
e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.)
$355.00
(c) Expedited plan review service for special projects. A "special project" is defined as a
project having a development order, or any other project as determined by the city
manager, or designee, as having special interest to the city. The services will cover the
resilience and public works department expedited review and shall be in addition to any
and all other applicable permit fees. A fee will be charged for an in-house review not to
exceed four hours and any in-house review exceeding four hours shall be charged at an
hourly rate. The fee shall be in an amount set forth by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting
forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via
the Citv's website. .
(d) Trip generation statement fee pursuant to comprehensive plan policy. Policy TR-1.3.3.
The fee shall be in an amount set forth by the City Commission, by Resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee
shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee
Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's
website.
Policy TR 1.3.3: $1,350.00
(e) The administrative fee in connection with the administration of the independent traffic
studies shall be ' a percentage of the estimated expenses for
the services of the provider set to perform the independent study. The percentage shall
be set forth by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to
time. A COPY of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website. The nonrefundable
administrative fee is in addition to and shall be paid separately from expenses for the
services of the provider and will be due at time of contract execution with the
independent traffic engineering study provider.
(f)
The fee required under this section may be waived by the city manager for governmental
entities and agencies.
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Section 4. Chapter 3/Article II of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 3
ALARM SYSTEMS
ARTICLE II — BURGLARY AND ROBBERY ALARMS
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Sec. 3-23. — Alarm permits required; fee; renewal; enforcement provisions.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to operate an alarm system without a valid alarm
user permit. Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor of the second degree,
punishable as provided for in F.S. ch. 775.
The following fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the City
Clerk:
(b) Applications must be made to the City of Miami Alarm Unit which will issue permits to
alarm users after payment of an $79.00 application fee.
(c) All alarm user permits will expire on September 30 of each year and must be renewed
not later than October 1 of renewal year. Renewal permits will be issued after
completion of an application form and the payment of a $79-00-renewal fee or a lesser-
$26.50 renewal fee provided there have been no false alarms.
(d) Whenever the police respond to a location where no alarm permit has ever been
issued or the alarm permit has expired for the alarm system generating a false alarm, a
copy of section 3-23 entitled "Alarm permits required; fee; renewal; enforcement
provisions," shall be sent to the alarm user along with written notification as follows:
(1) On nonpermitted accounts, a $7-9,00-renewal fee will be required, plus a
$210.00 fin . There will be no police response to
subsequent alarms until the fine and the permit fee are paid.
(2) A response to an alarm system where the permit has expired will result in a
$70.00-renewal fee, plus a $157.50 fin . There will be no
police response to subsequent alarms until the fine and the permit fee are paid.
All expired permits will be charged a $26:50-late fee, plus a $7-9-40-renewal fee.
All expired permits with no false alarms will require a $26. late fee, plus a
$26.50-renewal fee.
(3)
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Sec. 3-24. Application for alarm permit; emergency notification and reporting service
information.
(a) Applications. Applications for alarm permits shall be made on forms provided by the
police department. The initial application shall be accompanied by a fee of $79.00 as
set forth in the Fee Schedule. The application shall state the name, address and
telephone number of the location where the alarm is installed. If the applicant's alarm
is installed and serviced by an alarm company, then the alarm company must provide
the city with their company name, address and telephone number and obtain the alarm
user permit for the applicant prior to the installation of the alarm system.
Noncompliance by the alarm company will incur a $262.50 fine. Each permit shall be
valid until September of the renewal year. The permit will be valid for one year.
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Sec. 3-29. — False alarm service charges; enforcement provisions.
(b) The activation of false alarms within a permit year will be handled according to the
following escalating service fee schedule and the service fees shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk:
(1) The first and second false alarms will not be billed a service charge. The third
false alarm will be billed a $52.50-service charge that shall be considered a bill
owed by the alarm user to the city. Failure to make payment within 15 days of
receipt of the bill shall result in a discontinuance of police response to alarms
that may occur at the premises described in the alarm user's permit until
payment is received. The fourth false alarm will be billed a $105:90-service
charge and must be paid within 15 days of receipt or there will be no further
police response. The fifth false alarm will be billed a $157.50 service charge
and must be paid within 15 days of receipt or there will be no further police
response. The sixth false alarm will be billed a $210.00 service charge and
must be paid within 15 days of receipt or there will be no further police
response.
(2) The seventh false alarm shall result in no police response and shall also result
in revocation of the alarm user's permit in the following manner:
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d. Reinstatement of the permit and police service will be made upon
receipt of a letter from an alarm company licensed in accordance
with section 3-22 hereof [to the effect] that the alarm system is operating
properly, that the permit holder has received alarm system user's
retraining on how to properly operate the alarm system, and payment of
a $157.50 reinstatement fee and all outstanding service charges.
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Section 5. Chapter 3/Article III of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 3
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ARTICLE III — FIRE ALARMS
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(2) The activation of three or more false alarms in a period of 12 consecutive months will
result in the following fees as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may
be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available
via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk:
a. The third and fourth false alarms shall result in a charge of $250.00 per
incident. This fee shall be payable to the city upon receipt of said invoice
by the alarm user. The alarm user shall submit, within 30 days from the
invoice date is mailed to the alarm user, a letter from a certified fire
alarm company to the fire prevention bureau, certifying the alarm system
is operating properly.
b. The fifth and any subsequent false alarm after that shall result in a
charge of$500.00-per incident. This fee shall be payable to the city
upon receipt of said invoice by the alarm user. The alarm user shall also
submit, within 30 days from the date the herein charge invoice is mailed
to the alarm user, a letter from a certified fire alarm company to the fire
prevention bureau, certifying that the alarm system is operating
properly. The alarm user will also be given written notice that the
occurrence of another false alarm may be cause for revocation of any
certificate of occupancy issued in connection with said building.
Section 6. Chapter 10/Article II of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 10
BUILDING
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ARTICLE I — IN GENERAL
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Sec. 10-18. Building permit fee schedule; waivers; elevator, escalator, boiler etc.
Fees and Fines.
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b. General Fee information
1. Building, Plumbing, Mechanical and Electrical Permit Fees.
The following types of fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current
permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available
via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk:
a. Residential (up to three dwelling units): For all residential properties, any Trade
or Master building Permit will be charged the fee schedule set percentage 9:59
of the estimated construction cost (including labor and materials) for new
construction or additions, and the Fee Schedule set percentage 9,59 of the
estimated construction cost for all remodeling permits. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, the building Permit fee for residential improvements where the
amount of estimated construction is less than $2,500.00 shall be fixed at.-
$45-90-the fee schedule rate.
b. Commercial and Multifamily Master Permit, Trade Permit and Stand-alone
Permit fee: For a building whose estimated construction cost is equal to or less
than $30,000,000.00 is one -percent the Fee Schedule set percentage of the
cost of construction as per the declared cost by the Contractor. For projects
where the construction cost exceeds $30,000,000.00, the fee will be the same
as above up to $30,000,000.00, plus one-half percent of the amount in excess
of the $30.000,000.00.
c. Minimum Permit fee, applicable to any building Permit, shop drawing, or
revision of any category regardless of construction cost or number of pages:,
$1-1-0.00.
d. Phased Permit fee: Any Phased Permit issued in accordance with the Florida
Building Code (FBC 105.13) will be valid for six months from the issuance date.
No extensions will be issued to the Phased Permits by the Building Official.
These Permits will be charged a$ 500.00-feethe Fee Schedule rate, plus any
other applicable surcharges as defined or required by the surcharges section.
e. Fee for work started without Permits: When work is commenced prior to
obtaining a required Permit, a fee of two times that specified in this Section,
plus an additional $ 0.00 fee shall be paid for Homestead properties, and a
fee of four times that specified in this Section, plus an additional $1-1-048 fee
shall be paid for non-Homestead/commercial properties. The payment of such
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fees shall not relieve any person, firm, or corporation from fully complying with
all of the requirements of all applicable regulations and codes, nor shall it
relieve them from being subject to any of the penalties therein. The fee
requirement shall be applicable to all trade divisions of the building department.
2. Surcharges. For all Permits issued, the building department will collect the following
surcharges for the State of Florida, Miami -Dade County and other City departments:
c. City Solid Waste Surcharge.
1. Residential.
2. Commercial.
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3. Exemptions. The following are exempt from this surcharge: signs,
landscaping, elevators, revisions, subsidiary Permits, roofing, awning,
windows and doors, shed, flooring, driveways, solar panel installations, and
any affordable housing Permit that the City Director of Community
Development exempts in writing prior to the issuance of the Permit.
4. Automatic Deferral. The City Manager, or Designee, shall defer the
surcharge for Affordable Housing Developments and workforce housing
developments for as long as the development remains affordable or
workforce housing. The Permit applicant shall provide the City the
Community Redevelopment Agency board's resolution approving or
authorizing the project and a covenant running with the land, or a deed
restriction, which ensures that the development conforms to the
requirements of an Affordable Housing Development or workforce housing
development. Upon the project ceasing to be an Affordable Housing
Development or a workforce housing development, the solid waste
surcharges that were deferred shall become due and payable to the city
within 30 days.
5. Petition for Refund of Solid Waste Surcharge.
(a) Petitions for refund of the Solid Waste surcharge shall be submitted to
the City Manager or Designee, for their review. The City Manager or
Designee shall provide a form for the Petition that is to be submitted by
all eligible parties. The criteria for granting any such petition is as
follows:
(1) The Petition shall be filed within ninety (90) days after finalization
of the relevant permit. Any party who has the right to file a
Petition and who fails to do so within the required timeframe shall
be deemed to have waived their right.
(2) Only the party who paid the surcharge, hereinafter referred to as
Petitioner, and who believes the contribution rate component of
their surcharge to be inequitable based upon actual construction
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completed or lack thereof, subject to the limitations set forth in
this Section, may file a Petition;
(3) The Petition shall state with detailed specificity the reason for the
request and the amount of refund being sought, and shall
include:
i. All submitted plans and modification;
ii. Any and all refuse and debris removal contracts in place
on the permit site;
iii. Any and all charges for the refuse and debris removed
incurred from the final recycle or dumping station; and
iv. Any other item, document, contract, agreement or writing
that has direct bearing on the requested adjustment.
(4) The Petitioner requesting the adjustment may be required, at
their own cost, to provide supplemental information as requested
by the City Manager or Designee, including, but not limited to, a
full set of building (permit) plans, proof of finalization of relevant
permit, copies of hauler agreements, copies of container removal
service agreements or removal billing. Failure to provide such
information may result in the denial of the refund request; and
(b) The City Manager or Designee will review the Petition and based upon
the totality of information provided, which may include requests for
information from the relevant City departments, determine whether the
refund is granted and the amount therein, as necessary.
(c) The City Manager or Designee will have one hundred twenty (120) days
from the date of receipt of the Petition for Refund to provide a
determination in writing. The determination shall include a recitation of
the facts and the basis for the granting or denying of the Petition and if
granting, the reason for the amount of refund.
(d) Appeals. All determinations by the City Manager or Designee are final.
(e) This Section does not apply to a class member (as defined in the trial
court's order certifying the class in RT&S Investment Group, LLC v. City
of Miami, Miami Dade Circuit Court Case No.: 14-32239 CA 27) who
does not opt out of the class.
d. City Energy Conservation Surcharge.
1. This charge encompasses energy conservation plan review and field
inspections for such energy conservation.
2. For each square foot of new construction or an addition, $0.11.
3. Miscellaneous permits and inspections fees.
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a. Private Provider fee. When a property owner uses the services of a licensed
private company for plan review and inspections services (a private provider
under F.S. § 553.791), the fee will be assessed as a regular building permit
with a credit of one-third of the original building/Trade Permit fee line. If only
the plan review or the inspections are done by the private provider, then the
fee will be one-half of the one-third credit stipulated above.
b. Dry Run/Up-Front Fees. At the time of issuance of the Permit application
process number assigned by the building department, the projects will be
charged $2-the Fee Schedule rate per $1,000.00 of the estimated
construction value. Eighty percent of the total collected amount for this item,
will be credited towards the building Permit fee line when issued. No credit
will be issued if there is no issuance of a Permit, a substantial design is
submitted, or the Permit is not issued after 180 days of the last review. Dry
Run and Up -front fees are not refundable, however they will be fully credited
towards the cost of the building permit.
c. Joint Plan Reviews.
1. Each meeting with staff from Building, Zoning, Planning, or Resilience
and Public Works, will be charge a per meeting fee $276.0O per each
requested discipline for a maximum of two hours each as set forth in the
Fee Schedule.
2. If additional disciplines are required based on the scope of work,
additional charges for each discipline will apply. This fee does not apply
to affordable housing projects qualified as such under the City Code.
3. This shall only apply to commercial projects that are over 20,000 square
feet in size.
d. Revision of Plans and Re -works. Revision of plans (per discipline) and
reworks, after the second review, $56 00.
e. Recertification. Review Recertification of buildings are required pursuant to
the requirements of the Miami -Dade County Board of Rules and Appeals
(BORA) standing order, and Miami -Dade County Code Chapter 8 and the
Florida Building Code Administrative Rules. Recertification review for
compliance with recertification, $27-6,99-fee, Any extension request by the
owner of a property after receipt of a notification letter from the City that the
property must prove they are in compliance with Recertification will be
assessed a fee $500.00 for each additional three-month extension, with a
maximum of two possible extensions after the original notification letter.
f. Permit by Affidavit, and Legalization of Existing Structures. The Permits
issued by affidavit and Iegalizations of structures built without Permits before
the year 2002, in addition to any other
applicable enforcement fee, building and Trade Permit fee. For those
structures built after 2002, they will be charged with a double permit fee and
fine where applicable using subsection 10-18(b)(1) above.
g. Annual facility Permit Fee. These Permits will be issued with a two -percent
fee based on the intended annual work schedule cost per building or trade.
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h. Commercial Engineered or Structural Glazing and Curtain Walls. A $459:00
fee for compliance with the recertification, every six months for the first year
after receiving the Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.), and a fee of$300.00
every five years after that date in accordance with the Florida Building Code.
i. Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) and Certificate of Compliance (C.C.). In
accordance with the requirements of the Florida Building Code.
1. Residential (single family/duplex, triplex or multifamily condominium):
$105.00-per-
2. Commercial (including multifamily rentals):
3. Extensions of T.C.O. or T.C.C.: The T.C.O. or T.C.C. extension can be
requested through the Building Official or Designee. Any extensions shall
be charged as follows:
A. First request. May request an extension of up to 270 days in 90-day
increments. The cost per square foot shall increase by $0.10 per 90
days for commercial properties or $105-09-per 90 days for residential
properties;
B. Second request. May request an extension of up to 270 days in 90-
day increments. The cost per square foot shall increase by $0.10 per
90 days for commercial properties or $105 00-per 90 days for
residential properties;
C. Third request. May request an extension of up to 270 days in 90-day
increments. The cost shall be charged at a rate equal to 50 percent
of the building/Trade Permit line.
D. Exemption. Income Restricted Units certified by the City with a
recorded covenant may be exempted from the additional Permit fee
charged beyond the second time pursuant to this section by the City
Manager or Designee based upon a showing that all Permits are
currently active and/or no prior Permit and/or code violations have
occurred at the project site. The exemption shall only be allowed for the
applicable Income Restricted Units.
I. Should an exemption to the fee be granted, it may be
renewed for the extension times as provided for in
Subsection 10-18(b)(3)(i).
II. The exemption from the additional fee charged beyond
the second time is retroactive to any active permit for a
qualifying Income Restricted Unit.
Expired and Inactive Permit Applications (NAC). For those expired applications
where 180 days have passed from the original application date, in accordance
with the Florida Building Code (FBC105.13), the Building Official may extend for
periods not exceeding 90 days the expiration date, if requested by the applicant
in writing, explaining the need and circumstances for the extension. Every
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extension will be charged $100-00 for residential single family, duplex/triplex and
$500.O0 for commercial and multifamily applications. For those inactive
applications (NAC), if authorized by the Planning Director, they will be reactivated
in the system after payment of a $17500,007 fee for a period of six additional
months. If a Permit is not obtained and construction starts within this extension
time, the process number will be voided and the applicant will need to re -apply
for a new application number. All fees are non-refundable if the process number
is voided.
k. Expired/completion Permits. Any building/Trade Permit may be extended once by the
Building Official if requested prior to the Permit expiration date. If the building/Trade
Permit is expired, a completion Permit will be required.
1. Extension of Permit: $100.00. Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting
forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department
Director. An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made
available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk
2. Completion of any type of Permit: ,
I. Re -inspection Fees. Re -inspection fees will be charged in instances where the
inspector is scheduled to visit a site, and any of the included, but not limited to the
following issues occur: a Contractor or builder owner receives a rejection of an inspection
because a notice of commencement is not posted at the site and a copy is not provided
to the inspector; the wrong address was given to visit the site to inspect; work was
incomplete or not ready for inspection; the corrections given in the previous inspections
were not completed; the approved set of plans or required certifications are not at the
site; or no arrangement was made to allow the inspector to gain entry to the area of
inspection, a fee of $57.00 will be assessed and no further inspections will be scheduled
until the re -inspection fee is paid.
m. Expedited Plans Review of Green Building Permit Applications. Green buildings are
defined as those with resource efficient design, construction, and operation by employing
environmentally sensible construction practices, systems, and materials and defined as
residential or commercial buildings that are registered Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design ("LEED") projects, or any equivalent Green rating system. LEED is
defined as the most recent Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Rating
System of the U.S. Green Building Council. Expedited priority review of Permit
applications shall be defined as those to be reviewed prior to non -green building
applications, in the order received, within the building Permit review process. A non-
refundable deposit, described in Subsection 10-18(b)(3)(m)(2)(D). below will be required.
2. To qualify for expedited priority review and approval of permit applications,
buildings meeting the criteria above must submit to the building department:
A. A LEED registration form;
B. A LEED scorecard indicating all expected rating points;
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C. The name and contact information for a LEED accredited professional
on the project team; and
D. A non-refundable deposit-ef $500.00.
n. Expedited Overnight Review Projects. The expedited service will cover all review
disciplines within the Building, Zoning, Planning, and Resilience and Public
Works Departments. Outside source review will be the preferred method.
1. Outside source review fee. Actual cost plus a percentage set forth in the Fee
Schedulctcn percent. Those tcn (10) percentage is the administrative fee to
cover the cost of the processing.
2. In-house review fee: $350.00. The fee is per discipline, with a maximum of one
review per fee, per discipline for a maximum of four hours each.
3. Plans review or inspections shall not begin until after 4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday. No plans or inspection requests will be accepted on Saturday, Sunday
or holidays when City offices are closed. Scanning and printing fees for
electronic plan review: The fee shall be based on the same cost charged by the
printing company to the City.
4. This shall only apply to commercial projects over 20,000 square feet in size.
o. Application Fee. All Permits will be charged a non-refundable $40-00 application fee.
p. Change of Architect, Engineer, or Contractor for any Type of Permit. $400.00-
q. Recertification of Plans and Revised Plans Fee, and Permit Card Replacement.
1. When plans are lost by the owner or Contractor, a recertification fee is required for a new
set of plans: Thirty percent of the original fee. Minimum fee for residential/commercial
uses: $100.00.
2. Revised plans and shop drawings (after approval of initial plans):
A. Per sheet revised and reviewed: $20.00.
B. Minimum fee$400.00.
C. Maximum fee-$5,000.00.
3. Replacement of lost permit card or replacement or duplication of plans (per sheet):
$47:00.
r. Administrative Services Fees.
1. Computer print-out of property information, Permits, inspections, etc.: $2.00 per sheet.
2. File search for every request of building department services, including notice of
violations:$4440.
3. Notarization of any document, including building Permit application-$2.00.
4. Sending and receiving faxes (not related to the permitting process):
A. Local, per page
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B. Long distance, per pageG$2,50.
5. City certification of plans: Cost of reproduction of plans plus $1.00 a per page fee.
6. Folio change: $26.00.
4. Building Department Enforcement Fees. In compliance with the Florida Building Code,
National Electrical Code, and Miami -Dade County Code Chapter 8, the following expenses
will be recovered from necessary Building Department enforcement and/or demolitions:
a. Initiation and processing fee for all work without a Permit and all unsafe
structures cases after notice of violation is given$500.00.
b. Digital pictures: $1.00 each.
c. Additional inspection of open non -compliant cases after being given a notice of
violation and either being provided time to comply to either repair or demolish the
property structure: $150.00.
d. Posting of notices:-$50.00.
e. Unsafe structures panel fee: $200.00.
f. Title search will be charged: Actual cost.
g. Court reporting will be charged: Actual cost.
h. Legal advertisement will be charged: Actual cost.
i. Lien/recordation/cancellation of notices -each will be charged actual cost plus an
$1.00-administrative fee per every ten pages.
j. Bid processing fee and Contractor Notice to Proceed (NTP) administrative cost=
$a-50.00.
k. Demolition/secure services will be charged: aActual cost.
I. Asbestos and lead environmental sampling and abatement: Actual cost.
m. Corporate information and lenders search: $25.00.
n. Extension fee (initial or Unsafe Structure Panel Order requested)$150.00.
c. Elevator/Escalator/Boiler and Unfired Pressure Vessel Fees and Fines for Non -Compliance.
a. Fees shall be charged for:-
1. Certificate of Operations:
2. Elevator/escalator duplicate certificat
3. Elevator/escalator delinquent certificat
4. Temporary certificate of Operations:
5. Elevator/escalator annual inspection:
6. Elevator/escalator re -inspection fe
7. Elevator witness:
A. One-year test$208.00
B. Five-year test$2-504)0
8. Elevator emergency power/fire recall test: ,
9. Elevator/escalator removal fe
10. High pressure boiler annual inspection:
11. Low pressure boiler annual inspection:
12. Water heater annual inspection -00-per heater
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13. Pool heater annual inspection s.00 por heater
14. Miniature boiler annual inspection4-$65.00 peF-boiler
15. Kettles annual inspection s-00 per kettle
16. Unfired pressure vessel (air compressor) annual inspection s.00-per vessel
b. Fines for non-compliance.
1. Elevator/escalator non-compliance fines:
A. First offense: $250.00 per elevator/escalator
B. Second and further offenses: $500.00 per elevator/escalator
2. Boiler, heater and unfired pressure vessel non-compliance fines:
A. Re -inspection fee for every two consecutive failed inspection: $50.00
B. Late fee for past due amounts: $40.00
Section 7. Chapter 10/Article IV of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 10
BUILDING
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ARTICLE IV. REGISTRATION OF VACANT, BLIGHTED, UNSECURED OR ABANDONED
STRUCTURES, AND OF DEFAULTED MORTGAGED PROPERTIES
Sec. 10-65. Blighted, unsecured, vacant or abandoned structure registration.
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(f) The owner of a blighted, unsecured, vacant or abandoned structure shall pay a
registration fee:
(1) The owner of a blighted, unsecured, vacant or abandoned structure shall
initially register the property with the city and pay an annual registration fee for
the first, second and any subsequent year as set forth in the Fee Schedule. If
the property is three (3) stories or higher a further annual, nonrefundable fee
per square foot shall be paid.
a. $262.50 for the first year
b—$394.00 for the second year.
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Section 8. Chapter 10/Article V of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
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BUILDING
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(f) Fees. Pre -submittal meeting fee.
Section 9. Chapter 11 of the City Code is further amended in the following particulars:1
"CHAPTER 11
CABLE TELEVISION
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Sec. 11-8. — Application for grant, renewal, modification or transfer of licenses.
(i)
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To be acceptable for filing, an application shall be accompanied by a non-
refundable filing fee as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available
via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk-ie-the following-ameunt, as-
appr-eta:
(1) For a new or initial license: $26,250.00
(2) For renewal of a license &500.00
(3) For a transfer of a license (other than a pro forma transfer): $10,500.00
(4) For a pro forma transfer of a license: $5,250.00
(5) For modification of a license agreement pursuant to 47 U.S.C. § 545-
$10,500.00
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Section 10. Chapter 12 of the City Code is further amended in the following particulars:1
"CHAPTER 12
AMUSEMENT GAMES OR MACHINES
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Sec. 12-5. Payment of certificate of authorization fee.
Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated fee schedule
shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website
and with the City Clerk.
fill An Operator shall obtain a certificate of authorization from the City each year by
submitting a payment of a regulatory fee per amusement game or machine.
No BTR shall be issued until the certificate of authorization has been obtained, including
the payment of any other outstanding regulatory fees.
Section 11. Chapter 17/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following particulars.'
"CHAPTER 17
ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION
ARTICLE I. TREE PROTECTION IN GENERAL
Sec. 17-4. Tree permit applications, requirements, review and fees.
(g) Fees. Fees shall be as established pursuant to
amended, the "Building permit fee schedule." Applications from government
agencies for tree removals in areas dedicated to public use may, at the discretion
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of the city commission, be exempted from application fees and permit fees by
resolution.
Sec. 17-8. Appeals, appellate fees.
Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to
time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk
and the Department Director. An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made ade available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk.
(a) Appeals to the historic and environmental preservation board ("HEPB"). The
property owner, the applicant, or any aggrieved party having standing under state law,
may appeal to the HEPB any decision of the department on matters relating to
applications for tree permits, except for tree permits granted to the departments of public
works or capital improvements program, by filing a written notice of appeal to the
preservation officer, as established in chapter 23 of this Code, within ten calendar days
after the date of the intended decision. The notice of appeal shall include the decision
appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal. A person whose interests in
the proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater than those of the general
public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter. HEPB shall hear and
consider all facts material to the appeal. HEPB may affirm, modify or reverse the
decision of the department.
All appeals to the HEPB in accordance with this article shall be accompanied by a fee as set
forth in the Fee Schedule ef$3-1-5,00, except for appeals initiated by abutting property owners,
as defined in the Miami 21 Code, for which a tree permit is sought. Appeals by a nonprofit
corporation dedicated to conservation and protection of the natural and physical environment, or
appeals by a homeowners association, as defined by F.S. ch. 720, as amended, which has one
member who owns property within 500 feet of the subject property shall pay a reduced appeal
fee of $157.50 as set forth in the Fee Schedule.
(b) Appeals to the city commission. The property owner, the applicant, the
department, or any aggrieved party having standing under state law, may appeal to the
city commission any decision of the HEPB on matters relating to applications for tree
permits by filing a written notice of appeal with the department of hearing boards within
15 calendar days after the date of the decision. The property owner, the applicant, or
any aggrieved party having standing under state law may appeal to the city commission
any decision by the department on matters relating to tree permit applications for the
departments of public works or capital improvements program or to their contractors, by
filing a written notice of appeal with the department of hearing boards, within 15 calendar
days after the date of the intended decision. The notice of appeal shall include the
decision appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal. The city commission
shall conduct a hearing de novo as a body of original jurisdiction, upon any appeal
and/or review from an appealable decision under the terms of this article, as amended. A
person whose interests in the proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater
than those of the general public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter.
New evidence or materials may be received by the city commission where such
evidence or materials are pertinent to a determination of the appeal. The city
commission may hear the testimony of witnesses and/or any other evidence offered by
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any person aggrieved or by any officer, board or agency of the city affected thereby or
by any interested party having an interest in the appeal under state law and may, in
conformity with this article and other applicable laws, rules and regulations, render its
decision. The city commission shall hear and consider all facts material to the appeal
and may affirm, modify or reverse, in whole or in part, with or without conditions, HEPB's
decision, or may grant or deny the appeal of the tree permit issued to the departments of
public works and capital improvements.
All appeals to the city commission in accordance with this section shall be accompanied by a
fee of $525.00as set forth in the Fee Schedule, plus-$4:59-which shall include a per mail piece
cost associated with the mailed notice to the adjacent owners within a 500-foot radius. A
certified list of said adjacent owners shall be provided with all appeals. However, no fees shall
be assessed for appeals initiated by abutting property owners, as defined by the Miami 21
Code, for which a tree permit is sought. Appeals by a nonprofit corporation dedicated to
conservation and protection of the natural and physical environment, or appeals by a
homeowners association, as that term is defined by F.S. ch. 720, as amended, which has one
member who owns property within 500 feet of the subject property shall pay a reduced appeal
fec of $262.50.
The decision of the city commission shall constitute final administrative review, and no petition
for rehearing or reconsideration, shall be considered by the city. Appeals from decisions of the
city commission may be made to the courts as provided by the Florida Rules of Appellate
Procedure.
Section 12. Chapter 17/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following particulars.'
"CHAPTER 17
ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION
ARTICLE II. ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION DISTRICTS
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(d) All appeals shall be accompanied by a fee of$300 40as set forth in the Fee
Schedule, except that no fee shall be charged for such appeals initiated by agencies of
the city or by an owner in fact of a property adjacent to the subject property or by a
nonprofit corporation dedicated to conservation and protection of the natural and
physical environment.
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Section 13. Chapter 18/Article I of the City Code is further amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 18. FINANCE
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 18-4. Fees for opening and closing graves at city -owned cemetery.
() Generally. The schedule of fees for opening and closing graves at the city -
owned cemetery is-as-#s4tews: shall be set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk.
00-
Weekdays
$4-00
$236-00
Satur-days--
240-00
289-00
262,50
289.00
First burial
240.00
262,50
131.00
184-00
79.00
1-05.00
79-00
a-05.00
Less-than-86-inches $ 79.00
Over 86 inches 105.00
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Section 14. Chapter 18/Article III of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars.'
"CHAPTER 18
FINANCE
ARTICLE III. CITY OF MIAMI PROCUREMENT ORDINANCE
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Sec. 18-104. Resolution of protested solicitations and awards.
(f) Filing fee. The written protest must be accompanied by a filing fee in the form of
a money order or cashier's check payable to the city in an amount to be established
pursuant to City Commission Resolution, as may be amended from time to time-equal-to-
leso, which filing fee shall guarantee the payment of all costs which may be adjudged
against the protestor in any administrative or court proceeding. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director.
An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available
via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk. If a protest is upheld by the chief
procurement officer and/or the city commission, as applicable, the filing fee shall be
refunded to the protestor Tess any costs assessed under subsection (e) above. If the
protest is denied, the filing fee shall be forfeited to the city in lieu of payment of costs for
the administrative proceedings as prescribed by subsection (e) above.
Sec. 18-119. Unsolicited proposals.
(d) Application fee. Any private entity or consortium of private entities desiring to submit an
unsolicited proposal for a qualifying project shall submit to the city an application fee in an
amount established pursuant to City Commission resolution, as may be amended from
time to time, and of$25;000.00 payable to the city in the form of a money order or cashier's
check at the time of unsolicited proposal submittal. A copy of the resolution setting forth the
current application fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
Citv's website and with the City Clerk. If the cost of evaluating the unsolicited proposal
exceeds $2.51-900.00 the established fee amount, the application fee shall be increased to a
reasonable fee to pay the costs of evaluating the unsolicited proposal. The proposer will be
notified and will promptly pay the balance of the application fee needed to pay the costs of
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evaluating the unsolicited proposal. As provided for in F.S. § 255.065, as amended, the
purpose of this application fee is to pay the costs of evaluating the unsolicited proposal.
The city may need to engage the services of a private consultant to assist in the evaluation
of the unsolicited proposal. The city shall refund any portion of the initial application fee
paid in excess of its direct costs associated with evaluating the proposal.
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Section 15. Chapter 18/Article XI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars.'
"CHAPTER 18
FINANCE
ARTICLE XI. LEASES OF CITY -OWNED SUBMERGED LANDS
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Sec. 18-603. Application for lease or management agreement.
(8) Payment of a $500.00-non-refundable processing fee in an amount to be established by
City Commission resolution, as may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth the current processing fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and
the Department Director. An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk.
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Section 16. Chapter 19 of the City Code is amended in the following particulars:'
"CHAPTER 19
FIRE PROTECTION
Sec. 19-2.- Charges for permitting, inspections and testing of fire suppression detection
and systems, charges for reinspection tests.
Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from
time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with
the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained
by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk.
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guiapFessieef--tiqe-Meteepektan-Qtaele-Getinty-Ge4sle-.—T-ne-in.spesfien-fee-fer-a-fife-flew-test-shalt
be-$250.00.
$250.00.
Acceptance test up to 20 heads 175.00
One to six devices 150.00
Each device over 100 1.40
(2) Reinspection for alarm acceptance $105.00
{3) Third or more reinspections, each $138.00
Third or more reinspcctions 138.00
{e) In the event of a vehicle fire, a fee of $158.00 shall be asse:ced to any non city resident
(f) Permit application fee (non refundable) $101.00
smoke removal system test):
{1) Up to four hours minimum for each test $416.00
{2) After four hours (each inspector), per hour 101.00
{i) Fire protection:
{1) Jockey pump $32.00
{1) Each standpipe 32.00
{5) Each hose rack or fire department outlet 11.00
(6) Each Siamese or roof manifold 26.00
(7) Each sprinkler head 1.50
(8) Each fire flow tcst 42.00
Up to 20 heads $175.00
21 to 49 heads 250.00
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Sec. 19-2.1. Fire safety permit required; issuance; fees; annual renewal; revocation and
penalties; use of fees.
(b) Fire safety permits issued for occupancy of buildings or premises or part thereof.
(1) Persons holding certificates of use. Within 30 days of the effective date of this
ordinance the city shall mail an invoice requiring the payment of the fire safety permit
fee, in accordance with the fee schedule set forth in this subsection, to all persons
holding a certificate of use issued by the city's building and zoning department. Upon
payment of the required fee the department of fire -rescue shall issue the fire safety
permit.
(2) Persons applying for certificates of use. All persons applying for a certificate of
use shall concurrently with such application make an application for a fire safety permit
to the department of fire -rescue. The fire safety permit shall not be issued until the
building, or premises, or part thereof have been inspected and the use thereof is found
to comply with the Florida Fire Prevention Code, county fire prevention ordinances and
this chapter.
The fees for the issuance of the fire safety permit for occupancy of buildings, or premises
or part thereof, and the issuance of the annual renewal certificate; shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager
and made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk are herein fixed as
fellows:
ctores ♦erraces + viewing towere + etc
r
100 to 300 125.00
301 to 1000 158.00
1001 to 10,000 315.00
Over 10,000 112.00
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unit-above-50.
50,
(1) Retail sales:
All square footage $150.00
(5) Wholesale and storage use:
3001 to 5000 sq/ft 79.00
5001 to 10,000 sq/ft 105.00
10,001 to 25,000 sq/ft 158.00
50,001 to 100,000 sq/ft 263.00
Over 100,000 sq/ft 315.00
Common areas 68.00
(6) Office buildings:
3,001 to 5,000 sq/ft 65.00
5,001 to 10,000 sq/ft 105.00
10,001 to 50,000 cq/ft 131.00
50,001 to 100,000 sq/ft 184.00
150,001 to 200, 000 sq/ft 289.00
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Each additional floor 25.00
0 to 1,000 sq/ft $65.00
1,001 to 5,000 sq/ft 95.00
5001 to 10,000 eq/ft 131.00
10,001 to 50,000 sq/ft 200.00
50,001 to 200,000 sq/ft 263.00
Over 200,000 sq/ft 331.00
(8) Parking structures
0 to 3,000 sq/ft $53.00
3001 to 5000 sq/ft 79.00
5001 to 10,000 sq/ft 105.00
10,001 to 25,000 sq/ft 158.00
25,001 to 50,000 sq/ft 210.00
50,001 to 100,000 sq/ft 263.00
Over 100,000 sqlft 315.00
Common areas 68.00
100 to 300 persons 125.00
1,001 to 10,000 persons 315.00
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(1 mmunity bac� id tial faciliti ( ):
�� ed-Fe6;ceR�v,.R,es-p-T
1 to 16 beds $105.00
Over 16 bcds 131.00
Each additional client over 16 1.30
{11) Marinas:
25 or less boatslips $125.00
{15) Hi rise buildings (shell):
Buildings 275 feet and over 315.00
(18) All othcr uscs not listed $250.00
(c) Fire safety permits issued for activities as set forth in this subsection (c).
Application for a fire safety permit shall be made to the department of fire -rescue by all
persons who are not required to hold a certificate of use who are utilizing, or occupying
any facility, instrumentality or real property or any part thereof, or undertaking any activity
or causing to be undertaken any activity which requires a fire safety permit as provided
below. All applications for fire safety permits shall set forth in detail the full name and
address of the applicant and such other information as may be required by the
department of fire -rescue and the required fee. The fees for the issuance of the fire safety
permit for the operations and activities set forth below, and the issuance of the annual
renewal certificate, if applicable, set by the City Commission, i fission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall
be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the
City Clerk
(1) Turbine fire wells $250.00
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`' ec4� Hydrant on�„n�ot� ��Poot nnntrnl Iaw npray cingrca_etnrC &
(fee ,
are annual per meter) $175.00
301 to 1,000 persons 125.00
open flames 65.00
(fees are annual) $125.00
{5) Open burning permits $95.00
{7) Tank removal fee $105.00
Sec. 19-3. Places of assembly; permit required; fees.
* * *
(b) No place of assembly which has received approval and local business tax receipts to
operate for one purpose shall change the use of the occupancy for any other assembly
purpose without first obtaining a permit from the department of fire -rescue for such use.
The cost of the permit shall be $101.00set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via
the City's website and with the City Clerk.
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Sec. 19-5. Flammable and combustible liquids; permits, fees; inspections.
* * *
(c) Permit fee. The permit fee shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via
the City's website and with the City Clerk
of-the-weF.
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Section 19-6. Explosives.
(d) Permit fees. The cost of the permit fee for explosive demolition of any structure shall
be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time.
A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk
at a-single-Ieeation.
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Sec. 19-7. Manufacture, sale, time of display and discharge of fireworks.
* * *
(b) Permits required for supervised public displays. Except as hereinafter provided, it shall
be unlawful for any person to store, to offer for sale, expose for sale, sell at retail, use
or explode fireworks within the city, provided that the director of the department of fire -
rescue may adopt reasonable rules and regulations for the granting of permits for
supervised public displays of fireworks by municipalities, organizations or groups of
individuals. Such permits may be granted upon:
(1) Application to the director of the department of fire -rescue to be held as
provided herein; and
(2) The filing of a bond by the applicant as provided herein.
Every such display shall be handled by a competent operator licensed or certified as to
competency by an acceptable reference and shall be of such composition, character and so
located, discharged or fired as, in the opinion of the director of the department of fire -rescue
after proper inspection, not to be hazardous to property or as not to endanger any persons.
The director of the department of fire -rescue is authorized to refuse to issue any permit when
he/she finds the public safety would be endangered. The cost of the permit fee shall be set by
the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and
made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk $390.00.
Sale of sparkler requires submittal of a completed application package including site plan (30-
day permit): $125.00 and the permit fee shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution,
which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule
shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the
City Clerk.
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Sec. 19-8. Bond and responsibility for fireworks display required.
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(a) The city commission or city manager may require a bond from the licensee which shall
be conditioned on compliance with the provisions of this Chapter and inz,- :m not(ess-
than-$-4 090.00 as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with
the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the
City Clerk and .
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Sec. 19-9. Special off -duty fire -rescue services.
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(b) As a fee payable to the city to offset the costs of administering the herein off -duty fire -
rescue services program, as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with
the City Clerk. 4The director of the department of fire -rescue shall cause to be
collected and shall establish procedures for the collection
. Multiple
fire -rescue personnel, days or locations shall be assessed on a per person, per job,
per day basis for contractual employment of off -duty fire -rescue personnel by private
persons or firms. This fee shall be in addition to the hourly compensation rate payable
by such private persons or firms to the individual fire -rescue representative. The
monies received hereunder by the city shall be placed in the general fund except that a
portion of $2.40-of each fee collected shall be placed in the city self-insurance and
insurance trust fund. Such portion shall be set by Resolution by the City Commission
and provided for in the City Fee Schedule.
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Section 17. Chapter 20 of the City Code shall be amended in the following
particulars:2
"CHAPTER 20
FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION
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Sec. 20-16. Schedule of fees.
Sec. 20-16. — Schedule of Fees. There shall be a fee for applications related to waivers in
Subsection 20-3(11), Drainage Re -certifications in Subsection 20-3(15), applications for
variances in Subsection 20-4 and 20-5, after the fact variances, and appeals of decisions to the
Building Official. The fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
2 Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be
added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and
unchanged material.
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amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on
file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning and the Director of Zoning. An updated fee
schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's website.
{1) Residential $210.00
Each additional structure 26.25
(2) Commcrcial 394.00
Each additional structure 26.2-5
{1) Residential (per house) $473.00
{2) Commcrcial (per building) 810.00
Section 18. Chapter 22/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
Sec. 22-12. Waste fees
"CHAPTER 22
GARBAGE AND OTHER SOLID WASTE
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ARTICLE 1 — IN GENERAL
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(d) The following annual fees are hereby assessed against all commercial establishments
except residential condominium units and residential condominium associations as
defined in F.S. § 718.103 (1997), and except cooperatives and cooperative
associations as defined in F.S. § 719.103. For purposes of this section, residential
condominiums and cooperative units shall not be considered commercial
establishments. These fees are in addition to all existing fees contained in this chapter
for the above cleaning services and are to be billed annually in advance in accordance
with the fee schedule as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be
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on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with
the City Clerk set forth below:
Usage-
Cede
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Units -Up-
1e
Base -Rate
T
Unit
Unit
CUO1
2
Units
$0.08
$8.88
CUO1
-1-2
Units
$102.00
$0.08
CUO1
5-0
Units
$ 0
$0.80
CUO1
999,999
Units
$152.00
$5:00
CUO2
Hotel, r ,. h
2
Units
$0.00
$0.00
motel and uses
CUO2
Units
$102:88
$0.08
CUO2
Hotel hou
30
Units
S152.08
$8.00
otel aid g es
CUO2
999,999
Units
$ 08
S5,08
CUO3
Retail
588
Sq. ft.
$76.00
$0.08
CUO3
Retail
2,500
$102.00
$0.08
CUO3
Retail
5,088
SEfrft,
$127.00
$0.00
CUO3
Retail
15,008
Sifrft,
$1 08
$0.08
CUO3
Retail
254808
Sq. ft.
$203.08
$0.00
CUO3
Retail
50,000
Sitra,
$229.08
$0.00
CUO3
Retail
999,999
Sq. ft.
$254.00
$0.08
CUM
580
Sq. ft.
$76.00
$0.00
CUO4
27500
$-1-02.00
$0.00
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s
To
Bose -Rate
iRat 'r
Unit
CUO1
5,000
Sq
Q' 00
$0,00
CUOI
1-5,000
Sq. ft.
$4-5-2.00
$0.00
CUO1
2-5,000
Sq. ft.
$203.00
$0.00
CUO4
Whele ale and storm e
50,000
Sq. ft.
$229,00
$0.00
CUOI
999,999
Sq
$2-54.00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufacturing
500
Sq,-ft,
$76,00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufacturing
2500
Sg.
$1-02.00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufacturing
5,000
Sq
$127.00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufaetufing
15,000
Sq. ft.
$1-52.00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufacturing
25,000
Sq. ft.
$283.00
$0.00
CUO5
Manufacturing
50,000
Sq. ft.
$229.00
$0,00
CUO5
Manufaetufing
999,999
SI .
$254:00
$0:00
CUO6
500
Sq44,
$76.00
$0.00
CU06
Offtee-Wildinga
2,500
Sq. ft.
$1-02.00
$0.00
CUO6
Offtee-bui gs
5,000
Sq
$
$0.00
-7.00
CUO6
Office ba gs
000
Sq. ft.
$4-52.00
$0.00
CU96
25,000
Sg-€t.
$203.00
$0.00
CU06
Office building
50,000
Sq. ft.
$229.00
$0.00
CUO6
999,999
Ste#
$254.00
$0.00
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Units - Up-
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Unit
Base -Rate
rRa�tL Pcr
Unit
CUO7
,
gage ante -sales)
20,000
Sq. ft.
$102.00
$0 00
CUO7
50,000
Sq. ft.
$4-27.00
$0.00
CUO7
999,999
Sq. ft.
$254.00
$0.00
CU08
frontons
300
Fixcd fee
$508.00
$0.00
CI309
20,000
Sq
Q 13 0
$0.00
,
bowling4anes
GU09
50,000
Sq. ft.
$203.00
$0.00
byes
CU09
999,999
Sq
$254.00
$0.00
, ,
bewlinglanes
CU4-9
Theaters
-1-00
Seats
$15.2700
$0.00
CU10
Theaters
500
Seats
$212.00
$0 00
CU40
Theaters
999,999
Seats
$212.00
$5.00
C U 11
Hospitals
1-00
Beds
$254:98
$0.00
CU11
Hospitals
999,999
Beds
$254700
$3.00
CU12
Privet„ schools
407000
e
Sg. fi-.
$444 00
$0700
CU12
Private schools
50,000
S
$24-2.00
$0 00
CU12
Private schools
999,999
Sq
$2-54.00
$0.00
CU13
A.C.L.F.
85
Fixed -fee
$114.00
$0.00
non profit
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$0.00
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C.B.R.F.
85
Fixcd fee
$1-44.00
$0.00
non profit
EU-1-6
C.B.R.F.
125
Fixcd fee
$'
$0.00
profit
:00
CU17
S.A.F.
S-5
Fixed fee
$444.-00
$0.00
non profit
CU 18
S.A.F.
125
wee
$24-2:00
$0.00
profit
CU 19
sche
S5
Fixed fee
$444,09
$0.00
G1420
seheals-(prefit)
125
Fixed fee
$2-12,00
$0.00
CU22
Miseellaneeus
500
Sq. ft.
$85.00
$0.00
CU22
Miscellaneous
27500
Sq. ft.
02,00
$0.00
CU22
MiscellaneousMiseellaneous
5,000
Sq. ft.
$4-27.00
$0.00
CU22
Miscellaneo.
15,000
Sq. ft.
$4-52.00
$0.00
CU22
Miseellaneeus
25,000
SEfrft,
$2-03-.00
$0.00
CU22
Miscellaneous
50,000
Sq. ft.
$239.00
$0.00
CU22
Miseellaneeus
999,999
Sq. ft.
$254.00
$0.00
CU23
Marines
3
Beat -slip
$0.00
$0.00
CU23
Marinas
42
Beat -slip
$93.00
$0.00
CU23
Marinas
50
Beat -slip
$203.00
$0.00
CU23
Marinas
999,999
Beat -slip
$203.00
$5.00
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S.0
Seats
$
$0.00
CU21
400
Seats
$203400
$0.00
CU21
200
Seats
$254.00
$0:00
CU21
Restatirantsr letingesTbars
999,999
Seats
$254.00
$3 00
CU25
Pawn shops
1,000
Sg
$1-35-:00
$0:00
CU25
Pawn -strops
5,000
S
$203.00
$0:00
CU25
Pawn -shops
999,999
Stfrft,
$24-2:00
$0.00
GU2.6
Convenience stores
0
Fixed -fee
$1-27:00
$0:00
CU27
0
Fixed fcc
$127.00
$0.00
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Section 19. Chapter 22.5/Article VI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 22.5
GREEN INITIATIVES
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ARTICLE VI — SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST
GENERATION CONTROL
Sec. 22-5-127. — Administrative fee.
As a condition precedent to the issuance of any resilience and public works, zoning, planning,
building, or demolition permit for a construction project which will disturb 0.5 acres or more of
soil, the applicant shall pay the city a stormwater utility fee of $595.00 as set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning. An
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updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's
website. All fees and fines generated as a result of this article shall be deposited into the
stormwater utility fee account in the general fund for the stormwater management system and
shall be used to administer this program and to further the city's efforts prevent pollution of
stormwater systems.
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Section 20. Chapter 23/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 23
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
* * *
ARTICLE 1 — HISTORIC PRESERVATION
* * *
Sec. 23-4. Designation of historic resources, historic districts, multiple property designations,
and archaeological sites and zones.
* * *
(c) Procedures for designation. Properties which meet the criteria set forth in section 23-4 may
be designated as historic resources, historic districts, multiple property designations, and
archaeological sites and zones according to the following procedures:
* * *
(7) Appeals.
a. The property owner, any one member of the city commission, the planning department, or any
aggrieved party that has standing under Florida law may appeal to the city commission any
decision of the board on matters relating to designations by filing within 60 calendar days after
the date of the decision a written notice of appeal with the hearing boards department, with a
copy to the preservation officer. Such notice of appeal shall set forth concisely the decision
appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal. Appellate fees for property owners of
involuntarily designated residentially zoned properties in a T3-0 designated transect zone that
are not the applicants, are waived. The city shall bear the cost prescribed by chapter 62 for
each mailed notice required pursuant to this section. Except as appellate fees and mailed
notice costs are expressly waived above, each appeal shall be accompanied by a feeof
$52540 the fee as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended
from time to time, plus the cost prescribed by-shapter for each mailed notice required
pursuant to this section. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on
file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
be maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's website. A person
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whose interests in the proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater than those of the
general public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter. The city commission
shall hear and consider all facts material to the appeal and render a decision as promptly as
possible. The city commission may affirm, modify, or reverse the board's decision. Any decision
to reverse the board's decision shall require a three -fifths vote of all members of the city
commission. Appeals from decisions of the city commission may be made to the courts as
provided by the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure. The provisions of this section shall
remain in effect during the entire appeal process, unless stayed by a court of competent
jurisdiction. The appeal shall be a de novo hearing and the city commission may consider new
evidence or materials in accordance with the zoning ordinance. Appeals conceming
designations shall be made directly to the city commission, within 60 calendar days after the
date of the decision, and follow the procedures described herein. The office of hearing boards
shall schedule the appeal on the next available city commission meeting following receipt of the
appeal.
Sec. 23-6. - Transfer of development rights and density for historic resources; provision for a determination
of eligibility process, and special provisions for resources within the Miami Modem (MiMo)Biscayne
Boulevard Historic District; prohibiting certain uses; and establishing a 35-foot height limit.
*
(6) Review for certification of an eligible historic resource. Once the application for a
determination of eligibility has been deemed complete, the preservation officer
shall schedule the application before the next regularly scheduled meeting of the
HEPB. At least ten days prior to the meeting at which the application will be
heard, the owner or their designated agent or representative, shall be notified of
the board's intent to consider the application. A person whose interests in the
proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater than those of the general
public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter.
* * *
f. Appeals from the decision of the HEPB. The property owner, any one
member of the city commission, the planning department, or any aggrieved party
may appeal to the city commission any decision of the board on matters relating
to such certifications by filing within 15 calendar days after the date of the
decision a written notice of appeal with the hearing boards department, with a
copy to the preservation officer. Such notice of appeal shall set forth concisely
the decision appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal. Each
appeal shall be accompanied by a -fee -of $500.00 the fee set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time, plus the
cost prescribed by chapter 62 for each mailed notice required pursuant to
subsection 23-4(c)(3). A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be accessed at
the City's website. The city commission shall hear and consider all facts material
to the appeal and render a decision as promptly as possible. A person whose
interests in the proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater than those
of the general public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter.
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The city commission may affirm, modify, or reverse the board's decision. Any
decision to reverse the board's decision shall require a three -fifths vote of all
members of the city commission. Appeals from decisions of the city commission
may be made to the courts as provided by the Florida Rules of Appellate
Procedure. The provisions of subsection 23-4(c) shall remain in effect during the
entire appeal process insofar as they do not conflict with this section, unless
stayed by a court of competent jurisdiction. The appeal shall be a de novo
hearing and the city commission may consider new evidence or materials.
Appeals shall be made directly to the city commission, within 15 calendar days
after the date of the decision, and follow the procedures described herein.
* * *
Sec. 23-6.2. Certificates of appropriateness.
(e) Appeals. The applicant, the planning department, or any aggrieved party
may appeal to the city commission any decision of the board on matters relating
to certificates of appropriateness by filing within 15 calendar days after the date
of the decision a written notice of appeal with the hearing boards department,
with a copy to the preservation officer. The notice of appeal shall set forth
concisely the decision appealed from and the reasons or grounds for the appeal.
Each appeal shall be accompanied by a fee of $525.00 the fee as set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time, plus the
cost prescribed by chapter 62 for each mailed notice required. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Cierk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained
electronically and can be accessed at the Citv's website. A person whose
interests in the proceeding are adversely affected in a manner greater than those
of the general public may request intervenor status as defined in this chapter.
The city commission shall hear and consider all facts material to the appeal and
render a decision as promptly as possible. The appeal shall be de novo hearing
and the city commission may consider new evidence or materials. The city
commission may affirm, modify, or reverse the board's decision. The decision of
the city commission shall constitute final administrative review, and no petition for
rehearing or reconsideration shall be considered by the city. Appeals from
decisions of the city commission may be made to the courts as provided by the
Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure.
Section 21. Chapter 23/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 23
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
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ARTICLE II. AD VALORUM TAX EXEMPTION
DIVISION 2. APPLICATION PROCESS FOR EXEMPTION
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Sec. 23-13. Forms/fees.
Any person, firm, or corporation which desires a tax exemption for historic properties
shall, in the year the exemption is desired to take effect, file a completed application on the
appropriate forms obtained from the city historic preservation officer. The forms shall contain all
the information required by the division of historical resources, Florida department of state, and
promulgated in accordance with Rule 1A-38, F.A.C., but may also contain additional information
as determined necessary by the board application forms and summaries of deadlines and
application procedures shall be maintained by the officer and shall be made available to the
general public upon request. A non-refundable fec of $262.50 will be payable upon submission
of the application, with the check made payable to the "City of Miami." The application must be
accompanied by the fee as set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Director of Planning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically
and can be accessed at the Citv's website.
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Section 22. Chapter 32/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 32
MERCHANDISING
* * *
ARTICLE 11— BANKRUPTCY AND CLOSING -OUT SALES
* * *
Sec. 32-29. Same —Investigation fee.
Upon filing an original application or renewal application for a license to advertise and
conduct a sale or special sale, as defined in section 32-26, the applicant shall pay to the
director of finance a fee of $26.25 in an amount set forth by City Commission resolution,
which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current
fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. The amount of the fee
shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's website. If an
application or renewal application is disapproved, such payment shall be forfeited to the city
for the cost of investigating the statements contained in such application or renewal
application.
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Section 23. Chapter 35/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 35
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
ARTICLE II. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
* * *
Sec. 35-37. Storage charges at auto pound.
(a) The daily charges are set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated fee schedule shall
be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with
the City Clerk. The commission hereby establishes the following daily charges at the
city auto pound for the storage of motor vehicles as follows:
Daily Fees:
Motorcycles $6.00
Trucks $10.50
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Section 24. Chapter 35/Article IV of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 35
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
ARTICLE IV. PARKING RATES
* * *
Sec. 35-191. On -street parking meters, monthly on -street permit program, and loading zones.
The rates for all on -street parking.
On -street parking meters:
(a) The maximum hourly rate of charge, and fees for parking in metered spaces in on -
street parking meter zones, and on -street monthly permit zones, except as otherwise
provided herein, shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
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be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with
the City Clerk.
Resident rate per hour $1.40
Arena -area=
Resident rate per hour $1.40
tc per hour $3.00
n residents $90.00
All streets and avenues in the area bounded by N.E. 14 Street to N.E. 87 Terrace between
Resident rate per hour $1.10
Non resident rate per hour $3.00
22 Avenue:
Resident rate per hour $1.40
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Civic Conter area:
to N.W. 20 Street between N.W. 17 Avenue and N.W. 12 Avenue:
Resident rate per hour $1.10
N.W.
20 Strcct to N.W. 11 Street:
Resident rate per hour $1.10
Non resident rate per hour $3.00
Design -Dist -Fisk
Resident rate per hour $1.10
between N.0 Bavchore Court and N.W 7 Avenue:
Resident rate per hour $1.14
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Resident rate per hour $1.40
NW 6 Avenue to AIC 2 Avenue betwe n AIC/AI\A/ 20 Street to 4Q Street•
Resident rate per hour $1.10
Non resident rate per hour $3.00
Resident rate per hour $1.10
N.W./S.W. 27 /!venue -between US1-and N.W. 20 Stre tecineluding-a;i-vid'e ctree+
Resident rate per hour $1.10
S.W./N.W. 72 Avenue:
Resident rate per hour $1.10
S.W. 1 Strect bctwecn 5 and 22 Avenues:
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Non resident rate per hour $1.75
Non resident rate per hour $1.75
Briskell ea4
Resident rate per hour $1.44
Non resident rate per hour $3.25
Ce
A11 ctreete• and .evensgee• in the .prep bounded by C \A/ 12 Avenue and 37 Avenue between
Resident rate per hour— $
Non resident rate per hour $1.75
Allaprea4
Resident rateper how— 4
Non resident rate per hour $1.75
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Loading zones:
(1) A smart loading zone is defined as a designated space along the curb
dedicated to loading and unloading passengers, food, or goods, regulated, and
metered, in part, by sensor, GIS, camera, or software technology.
(2) The director, or their designee, is hereby authorized to determine the location
and effective hours of smart loading zones by the placement of appropriate signs.
a. Sign will have hours of operation posted (Example: 8AM to 6PM)
b. Sign will have maximum time limit allowed to park (Example: 60 Minute
Max Time)
c. Signs will describe the type of use, example Freight, Parcel, TNC
(Rideshare or ride hailing), Micro delivery, and food pick up drop off
delivery.
The maximum continuous legal time a vehicle may be parked in the same
location within a smart loading zone shall not exceed one hour.
(4) The director shall cause appropriate signage to be installed and maintained in
any location designated as a smart loading zone pursuant to this section.
All smart loading zones shall be accompanied by signage advising the public of
the presence of the sensor, camera, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Global
Information Systems (GIS), or software technology monitoring the smart
loading zone.
(6) Any smart loading zone established by this section shall be subject to the
parking rates shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees
shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made
available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk. as fellows:
(3)
(5)
Minutes
Rate Per
Minute
-0.00
$--0.00
6--45
-0.05
0- .45
16 30
- .16
- 0
30--60
-0.26
45.60
(7) Vehicle operators parked in any smart loading zone shall deposit payment in
the manner prescribed on smart loading zone signage.
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a. This includes but is not limited to invoices by U.S. Mail.
Vehicles may be billed for the time they parked plus an administrative fee via regular
U.S. Mail.
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b. Vehicles can register for the smart loading zone program and will
receive a monthly invoice for the time vehicle occupied the smart
loading zone.
The director is authorized to oversee regulations as are deemed necessary or
appropriate for the proper administration and enforcement of this section.
Whoever violates or fails to comply with any provision of this section may be
subject to a citation under Chapter 30 of the Miami Dade County Traffic and
Motor Vehicles Code, as amended.
(b) Demand base pricing. The department of off-street parking ("DOSP") may implement
demand based pricing from time to time, based on demand and special events. Average
occupancy for each zone may be evaluated to adjust pricing to fluctuating demand. Pricing
will be adjusted accordingly, using the following criteria:
Zones that show occupancy greater than 75 percent increases shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk by $1 00 from the then existing rate „ntil the
ratc is in effect.
Areas that have wide variations throughout the day may be split into peak and off-peak pricing
tiers. Rate changes may be applied to peak and off-peak times independently. The maximum
rate shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to
time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and
the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager
and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk . This
pricing may apply during special events.
(c) sSpecial events, film production, and
construction uses for on -street parking space rental fees shall be set by the City Commission,
by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk.=
(-2 nta1 rate of $30.00 pe street parking e. nso p r day will bo as essed
o
(d) Monthly on -street permit program. The monthly on -street permit program is available,
in certain areas of the city, pursuant to this chapter, on a first -come, first -serve space
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available basis. Permits are to be issued by DOSP. The chief executive officer ("director") is
expressly authorized to implement this program and shall oversee and develop these special
on -street parking permit areas as they are deemed necessary by the director where the
director determines that sufficient off-street parking facilities are not available in an area to
accommodate monthly parking demand. Such areas will be subject to all applicable laws,
resolutions, rules and guidelines governing their operation established by the city commission
and/or board/DOSP. Monthly parking patrons may not pre -purchase on -street permits for
more than one month at a time. On -street permits can only be purchased on a month to month
basis and payment is due on the first of the month. DOSP will strictly enforce correct usage of
permits, not allowing for any grace period.
(e) City employees who reside within the city will be able to receive a 20 percent discount
towards the purchase of one monthly permit [(one permit)], as long as they remain eligible.
Each additional permit will be sold at regular price.
(f) On -street parking spaces, loading zones, and monthly permit rates may be increased
by resolution of the off-street parking board to a maximum of three percent annually in any
individual fiscal year, or at an accrued annual rate of up to three percent.
Sec. 35-192. Municipal parking garages.
(a) The rates charged for parking in off-street municipal garages shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
Citv's website and with the City Clerk are-,asfollows-(all rates include parking surcharge and all
applicable sales tax) for the following garages:
(1) Municipal Garage No. 1 (Courthouse Center Garage):
0
(2) Municipal Garage No. 2 (Cultural Center Garage):
Ala f hour$5-0A
(3) Municipal Garage No. 3 (College Station Garage):
Monthly$200.00
(4) Municipal Garage No. 4 (James L. Knight Center Garage):
.14a#-laour$5.00
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(5) Municipal Garage No. 9 (Allapattah Parking Garage):
Mai $5.OA
Monthly$5049
(6) Grove Bay Garage (3385 Pan American Drive):
Per-Iheur$4.00
Maxi $20.00
f\ onthly$200-00
(7) Marlins Park Garages:
Note: Rates not applicable during "MLB Events", "Other Events" or "Stadium Events"
as defined by, and subject to any additional provisions of, the City Parking Agreement
entered into on or about April 15, 2009, by and among the City of Miami, Miami -Dade
County and Marlins Stadium Operator, LLC.
(b) These parking garage rates may be increased by resolution of the off-street parking board
to a maximum of three percent annually in any individual fiscal year, or at an accrued
annual rate of three percent.
(c) The following Rees will be assessed during special events, film production, and
construction uses for off-street parking garage rental within the above garages as set by the
City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department
Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made
available via the City's website and with the City Clerk.;
(d) Locations and applicable parking rates of new parking garages, and other parking facilities
including parking Tots which are not currently listed above, may be added by resolution of
the off-street parking board.
Sec. 35-193. Municipal off-street parking lots.
(a) The rates of charge for parking in municipal off-street parking lots are as fellews-set by the
City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Fee Resolution setting forth the current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager
and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk, for the following lots:
Central Business District:
Lot No. 19, Biscayne Boulevard between S.E. 1 and N.E. 5 Street:
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Lot No. 20, Chopin Plaza, S.E. 2 Street and Biscayne Boulevard:
Per hour 00
Lot No. 43, 56 S.W. 1 Street:
Dailymax$204)0
Coconut Grove Area:
Lot No. 1, South Dixie Highway and S.W. 27 Avenue:
Permenth$50.00
Lot 62, Pan American Drive:
Pei-hour$2.50
Lot No. 71, 2710 South Bayshore Drive:
Lot No. 72, South Bayshore Drive and Aviation Ave:
Per-# $4.00
Max rate$29-00
Little River Area:
Lot No. 7, Martin Luther King, N.W. 7 Avenue and 62 Street:
Pef-heur$-1.00
Allapattah Area:
Lot No. 40, 17 Avenue and 35 Street N.W.:
Per hour$1.00
Lot No. 68, Children's Museum:
Per hour$2.00
0
Lot No. 70 Watson Island Boat Ramp:
Vehicles$15410-
Lot 82 (901 S.W. 15 Avenue):
Marine Stadium:
3501 Rickenbacker Causeway:
(b) All off-street parking lot rates include parking surcharge and all applicable sales taxes.
These rates may be increased by resolution of the off-street parking board to a maximum
of three percent annually in any individual fiscal year.
(c) City employees who reside within the city will be able to receive a 20 percent discount for
the purchase of one monthly parking permit, as long as they remain eligible. Each
additional permit will be purchased at the regular price. City residents are eligible to receive
a 20 percent discount when using the mobile payment platform, where applicable.
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(d) The foliewieg-Ffees, as set forth by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth the current fees shall be
on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City
Clerk. Such fee will be assessed during special events, film production, and construction
uses for off-street parking lots4.
(e) New off-street parking lots which are not currently listed above, may be added by
resolution of the DOSP board.
Sec. 35-194. — On -street parking rental.
The rates charged for parking space rentals, are as follows (all rates include parking
surcharge and all applicable sales tax):
(1) Administrative processing fees. The administrative fee shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk for any parking space rental
for the processing of all metered parking space rental permits
. The administrative fee is in addition to
any fee paid for parking stalls, meter bags, or linear curb space.
(2) Parking space rental fee. The rate shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution,
which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees
shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall
be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City
Clerk ' ,
(3) Parking space rental for production and film use. DOSP may provide parking space
rental on an as -needed basis within the sole discretion of DOSP, taking into account the
parking needs of the city, and parking space rental to accommodate production, staff, and film
needs. A copy of a valid, city issued production/film permit must accompany each application
for parking space rental. Only essential vehicles shall be allowed to park at parking spaces.
Crew parking can be arranged with DOSP. Parking space rental for production and film use
shall be red in color and shall state, "No Parking/Tow Away", and shall be strictly enforced.
The fee per parking space, or for every 20 linear feet, shall be set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk , and is $30.00-per-day payable 24 hours in advance.
(4) Parking space rentals for special events/construction. DOSP may provide on an as -
needed basis, at the sole discretion of DOSP, taking into account the parking needs of the
city, and parking space rental to accommodate special events, construction, and staff. A copy
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of a valid, city issued special event permit and/or building permit, as applicable, must
accompany each application for a parking space rental. Only essential vehicles used for the
special event and/or construction shall be allowed to park at the parking space. Parking
spaces for special event or construction staff, can be arranged with DOSP. Parking space
rental for special events and construction shall be red in color and shall state, "No
Parking/Tow Away". Parking space rental may only be issued by DOSP, and shall be strictly
enforced. The rate shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk and is $30.00 per
parking space, or for every 20 linear feet, per day, payable 24 hours in advance. The fees are
(5) Valet space rental and on -street space rental. Those companies with a valid parking
service permit issued by DOSP shall pay the rate set by the City Commission, by Resolution,
which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit
fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule
shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the
City Clerk .
Pef
space
Zone 1:
$20-00
Zone 2:
Brickell-/4rea
$20-00
Zonc 3:
$20-00
Zone 1:
Flagier
$20.00
Zone 5:
Coral Ways
$20.00
Zonc 6:
$20-00
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Zone 7:
Omni
$20,00
Zone 8:
$20.00
Zone 9:
Design --District
$20,00
Zone 10:
Little -River
$20-00
There is a non-refundable, one-time application fee of $250.00 per valet location before DOSP
may approve the initial permit. _
Sec. 35-195. Parking space closures.
(a) Temporary parking space closures. DOSP may provide for the temporary closure of
parking spaces to accommodate construction and other limited needs. A-$50.00-
The rate of
$30-004For the temporary closure of the parking space, shall be assessed on a per space,
per day basis, payable in advance, until such time as the parking space is re -installed
administration fee shall be assessed. The rate shall be set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk.
Sec. 35-196. Restricted residential parking program.
(b) Resident parking permits. A restricted, residential zone resident must purchase
restricted residential permits from DOSP. Residents can purchase up to three parking permits
per household. Parking spaces within the RRP zones are not guaranteed and are restricted to
a specific RRP zone. The fee for these zones shall be set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
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current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk. :
{1) Twenty five dollars per year for one vehicle.
(2) Fifty dollars per year for two vehicles.
(3) Seventy five dollars per year for three vehicles.
(c) Temporary residential guest parking hang tag permits. Temporary residential guest
parking hang tag permits are available to each participating residence at a price be set by the
City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and
made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk of $1.00 per permit,. The
temporary tag permits are for a per use day for a maximum of 15 hang tags per calendar year.
Temporary guest parking hang tag permits are only valid within the restricted residential zone
of the resident purchasing the guest permit, and are not valid at any parking meter, municipal
parking lot, garage, or other restricted residential parking ("RRP") zone.
Section 25. Chapter 35/Article IX of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:
"CHAPTER 35
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
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Sec. 35-304. Permit fee; exceptions.
The annual, non-refundable permit fee for establishing or maintaining a valet parking service
shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time.
A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and
the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager
and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk ,
, in addition to the following ramping fees:
Ramping fee:
(1) If the operation of the valet parking service requires the rental of metered or
non -metered parking spaces or area, the permittee/operator shall also pay a
ramping fee of the rate established by DOSP per metered parking space or the
rate for every 20 linear feet per day to the department. All rates are set by the
City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A
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copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk
and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City
Clerk in the fee schedule for stated -in section 35-1941 of the parking rate
or -din -an -se.
(2) The city manager, the director, or their designees, may waive said permit fee
and ramping fee for valet parking service exclusively serving a city -owned and
operated facility.
Sec. 35-305. Permit applications.
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(b) Applications shall be accompanied by an annual nonrefundable application fee set by
the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and
made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk.
Section 26. Chapter 38/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following particulars:
"CHAPTER 38
PARKS AND RECREATION
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ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
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Sec. 38-1. Children's creative experience program.
The city manager is hereby authorized to organize and conduct children's creative
experience programs in city parks and to charge a fee of $16.00 per child, with such preschool
activities to commence in the month of October and conclude in the month of May, and such
fee, to provide specialized instruction and supplies, to be payable upon registration or in a
maximum of three installments. The fee authorized herein shall be set by City Commission
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth
current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee
Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website
and with the City Clerk.
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Sec. 38-8. Use of Manuel Artime Community Center.
(a) Rates. Rates for the use of the feNowing-various areas at the city facility known as the
Manuel Artime Community Center are hereby shall be established by City Commission
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resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting
forth the current fee schedule, including reservation deposit amounts, shall be on file
with the City Clerk. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager
and made available via the Citv's website. i ,
Little Havana:
Street):
a. Performances:
i. Two hours or Ices $367.50
�i. More than two hours, but less than four hours 577.50
Each additional hour over four hours 52.50
iii. Daily rental at eight hours maximum 787.50
2 1Ati+"net sees=
i. Profit organizations, four hours or less 682.50
—4 20.00
105.00
21344Rg-a-neapeFfpcmanse-elate-after--&00-pmT-four-Isleur-s-er-less-
-240,00
4. Rehearsals with no performance 577.50
above 52.50
c. Filming:
1. Daily rental rate, four hours or less 735.00
2. Daily rental rate, eight hours or Tess 892.50
3. Daily rental rate, more than eight hours 1,050.00
€+lming:
2. Each additional hour over eight hours hours 52.50
a. For non tenants:
1. Two hours minimum 16.00
b. For tenants of the Man„el Artime Cemm,rnity Center with n rent leaeee
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a. Daily rental of cight hours or less 157.50
Artime Performing Arts Center, Building A, first floor 52.50
c. Each additional hour ever -eight houFs 52.54
a. Daily rcntal between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. 157.50
Artime Performing Arts Center, first floor 52.50
(c) Special rates. In addition to thocc rates set forth herein, special rates or fee waivers at
(4) IblInsurance. In addition to the rate(s) charged, insurance coverage, at the sole cost
and expense of the user, is required for all performances, rehearsals, and filming as a
prior condition of use. The insurance requirements shall be satisfied and approved by
the department of risk management prior to the date of the performance, rehearsal, or
filming. Use of the premises is prohibited unless the required insurance coverage is
obtained. All policies written must name the city as an additional insured.
The city may be able to obtain special -events insurance for those events that meet
certain prerequisites. The city, at its sole option, may determine that the event qualifies for
said special -events insurance. If so qualified, the user may comply with the insurance
requirement by obtaining said insurance through the city at the user's expense.
(e} Reservation deposit payment of fee. Persons or organizations wishing to use the
Manuel Artime Community Center shall be required to
make a payment in them amount to be established in the manner set forth in subsection
(a) above, of $405.00 per day, as a nonrefundable cash deposit, seven days from the
date of notification by the city that the requested date(s) has been reserved. The cash
deposit will be forfeited if the user cancels the event any time after the payment of the
said cash deposit. User must pay the city the total use fee no Tess than ten days prior to
the reserved date(s), as well as provide insurance certificate(s) as set forth in subsection
(b) of this section and copyright licenses, if applicable, at this time.
(I) (d) Compliance with applicable requirements. User must produce satisfactory evidence of
the following, where applicable:
(1) Compliance with all zoning ordinance requirements.
(2) Compliance with all county and state health requirements.
(3) Compliance with all applicable state licensing requirements.
(4) Compliance with federal copyright laws, rules and regulations.
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(5) Compliance with all provisions of this Code.
Sec. 38-15. Specialized instruction and programs.
fa Fees formula. Fees shall be imposed for
specialized instruction and programs of the recreation department, and shall be set by
City Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk. ic hereby -
established
C p - P+S+Rx1.20 / N
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1 0 precentc a 20 percent charge for overhead
cam- �prcocr�tsvuco-p��vcr�r-vnargc-rvrv�cir,cciv
C p - $100 + $60 + $0 / 20 - $160 / 20 - $8 x 1.20 - $9.60
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Section 27. Chapter 38/Article IV of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:
"CHAPTER 38
PARKS AND RECREATION
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Sec. 38-147.Day care fee schedule.
The following fees shall be set by City Commission resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the
City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the Citts website and with the City Clerk. They
apply to the use of the child play day care facilities of the parks and recreation department:
(1) Registration fee. An annual nonrefundable registration fee is required
at the time of initial enrollment, and thereafter, annually upon the anniversary of the
enrollment. Each additional child in a family will be charged a$30.00 nonrefundable
registration fee at said time.
(2) Weekly or daily fee will be charged as set forth in the Fee Schedule:
Weekly
One -Child
$ 0.00 $20,000.00
$52.00
20,001.00 25,000.00
—56.00
Income Cmc-csategory
One -Child
25,001.04 30,000.00
67.00
70.00
35,001.00 40,000.00
--00
10,001.00 Over
4Q
Half -Day
$40.00
--40.00
Half Day
--40.00
- 40.00
-4.0�00
-40-00
IncomeCategory
Daily
Yearly
Slat*-
$ 0.00 $20,000.00
$-10.40
$27600,44
20,001.00 25,000.00
11.20
--2,800.00
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Daily
Yearly
Sloe
25,001.00 30,000.00
13.40
30,001.00 35,000.00
35,001.00 10,000.00
4-60
3,350.00
3,500.00
3,650.00
15.00
*A reserved opening for service from September through une
a. The above fees are due the Monday or the first day of each week. A $45414
late charge will be assessed for fees submitted on the second day of each
week or thereafter. Alternative payment plans are available upon request.
b. Infant care, for children six weeks to 18 months of age, is available for $8 40 a
per week fee.
c. Toddler care is available for children 18 to 24 months of age at $65.00 for a per
week fee.
d. Drop -in care for unregistered children for day care when regular school is not in
session is available for the Fee Schedule rate at $20.00 per day for first child,
and $45.00-daily an additional fee for each additional child.
e. Fees are based on a 50-week per year operation.
f. Hours of operation shall be determined by the city manager or designee
thereof.
(3)
g.
For the purpose of discouraging late pickup of children, a fee will be $948400-
charged per child will be assessed for each 15-minute period beyond the
designated closing time of each center. Under emergency circumstances
affecting a family, fees may be adjusted for a designated period of time, subject
to the approval of the director of the parks and recreation department, in order
to maintain continuity of services.
After -school care. The after -school care fee shall be $25.00 weekly, with no discounts
regarding family income, for children through age nine.
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Sec. 38-148. — Preschool fee schedule.
The city manager may offer a preschool program at designated city parks if sufficient levels of
enrollment required to meet operating expenses are achieved. All fees shall be set by City
Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution
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setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
Citv's website and with the City Clerk.
(1) Registration fee. An annual nonrefundable registration fee manually is
required at the time of initial enrollment, and, thereafter, annually upon the anniversary
of the enrollment. Each addition child in a family will be charged an additional $25.00
nonrefundable registration fee at said time.
(2) Weekly fee. Weekly fees shall be charged as set forth in the Fee Schedule for all park
programs including late fees, non -school sessions, and additional charges for
additional children in same family.
.
(3)
a.
Alternative payment plans are available upon request.
sb—Fees are based on a 48-week per year operation at the West End and
Grapeland Parks preschool facilities and on a 35-week per year operation at
the Douglas Park preschool facility.
dcc—Hours of operation shall be determined by the city manager or designee
thereof.
of services.
After -school care. For after -school care, a nonrefundable registration fee is o€$25-99
annually is -required at the time of initial enrollment, and, thereafter, annually upon the
anniversary of the enrollment. The weekly fee shall be $2.5,99charged as set forth in
the Fee Schedle, with no discounts regarding family income, for children through age
nine.
Section 28. Chapter 39/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 39.
PEDDLARS AND ITINERANT VENDORS
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Sec. 39-33. Limitations within the Downtown Miami special vending district.
(5) Vending zones.
a. Assignment of vendors to specific vending zones.
1 Franchise rights.
Vending in vending zones within the Downtown Miami special vending
district shall be the subject of inquiries from duly licensed vendors willing to pay
for the franchise right to vend exclusively from a specifically identified vending
zone, subject to applicable rules, regulations, ordinances and statutes
governing vending. There shall be a monthly franchise fee set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of
the Resolution setting forth current fees shah be on file with the City Clerk and
the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the
City Manager and made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk -of
C. As a condition
precedent to the granting of a franchise, the first full monthly payment and any
partial month preceding the first full month, pro rated, shall be paid at the time
the franchise is granted. Each succeeding monthly payment shall be paid by
the franchisee, at the office of the DDA, on the first day of each month (on the
following Monday if the first is on weekend, and the next day if the first is on a
national holiday which closes City of Miami offices on such Monday). Payments
shall be made by cashier's check, bank -certified funds, or money order payable
to the City of Miami. Failure to tender required payments on the dates specified
shall invalidate said franchise award and vacate the vending zone.
Section 29. Chapter 42/Article I of the City Code shall be amended in the following
particulars:3
"CHAPTER 42
POLICE
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ARTICLE 1. IN GENERAL
3 Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be
added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and
unchanged material.
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Sec. 42-6. — Special departmental services; fees.
All fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from
time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the
City Manager and made available via the City's website and with the City Clerk, for the
following:
(a) Record checks. The police department may furnish, to any person upon request, a
written statement certifying that the files of the department have been checked and fail
to reveal any criminal record under the name of that person. The statement may be
(b) Accident reports and photographs. The records unit of the police department shall
furnish upon request:
(1) A certified copy of any accident or offense report which is on file with the
records unit, .
(2) Photographic prints. Each eight -inch
by ten -inch photographic print after such photograph or photographs have been
declared releasable by the chief of police or his/her designated agent.
Color photographic prints. Each 3%-
inch by five -inch color photographic print and $12.50 fer each eight -inch by ten -
inch color photographic print after such photograph or photographs have been
declared releasable by the chief of police or his/her designated agent.
(c) Tape recordings. The communications unit of the police department shall furnish upon
request an original copy of any telephone or dispatch recording -for the sum of $2.50
plus a special service charge of $18.00 an hour pursuant to F.S. § 119.07(1)(b).
(d) Computer printouts. The computer liaison unit of the police department shall furnish
upon request a computer printout, per the requestor's instructions, for a sum of
$205-A0 at a fee set forth in the Fee Schedule for the first year and an additional fee as
set forth in the fee schedule $180.00-for each additional year requested.
(e) Miscellaneous documents. Miscellaneous documents not enumerated above shall be
furnished for a sum of $0.15 for a one-sided page and $0.20 for a two-sided page for
copies of a maximum size of 8'/2" by 14" or as otherwise provided in F.S. § 119.07(1).
(f) Fees for exceptional services. Where a service performed by an employee of the
police department for a member of the public is deemed exceptional in that it requires
the exclusive dedication of periods of employee time to the sole end of performing that
service, a fee may be charged equal to the hourly rate of that employee or, for the
purposes of standardization, to the average hourly rate of like employees, for the
actual time spent in performing that service.
(g)
(3)
Fees for storing, transporting and publishing notice for lost/found property. The
property unit of the police department shall collect a fee, as set forth in the Fee
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Schedule $100.00-from the rightful owner of lost/found property upon the return by the
police department of lost/found property taken into custody pursuant to F.S. § 705.102.
This fee covers the cost of transporting, storing and publishing the lost/found property
by the police department. In instances where the property is valued at $100.00 or
under, such property may be redeemed by the owner by paying a fee equal to the
value of the property returned. If the rightful owner does not pay such fees within 30
days of the claim, title to the property vests in the police department.
(h) Administrative fee for police conducted inspections and for processing transaction
forms by the pawn shop detail. Each pawn shop/secondhand dealer, except antique
dealers (secondhand dealers who sell works of art, furniture, decorative objects, and
other items having special value because of its age), conducting business within the
City of Miami shall pay a yearly fec of $250.00 for police inspections of pawn
shops/secondhand dealers and other related functions by the police department's
pawn shop detail. Antique dealers shall pay a yearly inspection fee, as set forth in the
Fee Schedule,_o€$4-04:00. In addition thereto, each pawn shop/secondhand dealer,
including antique dealers, will pay a $1.50 fee per transaction form submitted to the
police department for the review and processing of all forms submitted by the pawn
shop detail, as set forth in the Fee Schedule. The finance department is hereby
authorized, empowered and directed to establish the proper procedure for the handling
of all monies collected.
Sec. 42-8. — Special off -duty police service; fees.
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(b) Administrative fee. As a fee payable to the city to offset the administering of the
herein off- duty police services program, the chief of police shall cause to be
collected and shall establish procedures for the collection by the city of a fee of
$4:99-per hour, per officer, per location as set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution
setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department
Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and
made available via the Citv's website and with the City Clerk. Said fee will require a
three-hour $12.00-minimum per officer, per location. &ffestive dwe 1, 2017, the
(1) Notwithstanding the above, assignments for residential off -duty patrol will be
subject to an $1844-administrative fee.
Section 30. Chapter 53/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 53
STADIUMS AND CONVENTION CENTERS
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Sec. 53-1. Ticket surcharge on paid admissions to events.
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(b) Rate of surcharge. Notwithstanding contractual agreements to the contrary, the rate of
the ticket surcharge shall be dependent upon the price of admission charged to attendees of a
given event, as established by the sponsor or promoter of said event;. The City Commission
shall set ticket surcharge rates by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy
of the resolution setting forth current ticket surcharge rates shall be on file with the City Clerk.
An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website and with the City Clerk.as-fefew&:
Price of Admission
Ticket
Surcharge
$1.00-1 11.99
$0.75
15.00 29.99
1,09
30.00 99.99
00
100.00-249.99
3,00
250.00-499.99
5.00
500.00-999.99
10.00
1,000.00 and up
12.00
The ticket surcharge shall apply in addition to the actual admission price and shall be
exclusive of any applicable taxes and/or service charges. Each charge shall be itemized
and shown separately on each ticket.
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Section 31. Chapter 53/Article II/Division 2 of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:'
"CHAPTER 53
STADIUMS AND CONVENTION CENTERS
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ARTICLE II. CITY STADIUMS
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DIVISION 2. MARINE STADIUM
Sec. 53-53. Rental rates and associated charges and conditions.
(a) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following words and phrases shall have
the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this subsection:
City manager: The city manager or his/her authorized designee.
Patrons: The person purchasing an admission ticket to an event or series of events
in and/or outside the stadium.
Stadium: The Marine Stadium (Commodore Ralph E. Munroe Marine Stadium).
merchandise, e � d th ,ipmenanoer itemsf ocommerce .
User. The person or parties entering into a use agreement with the city for an event
or series of events to be held in the Marine Stadium. Such person may also be
referred to as the "sponsor."
(b) Admission tax and minimum charges.
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, charges by the city for the use of the
stadium shall be as set forth by City Commission resolution, which may be amended
from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file
with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated fee schedule shall be
maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website and with
the City Clerk. The charges for the use of the stadium shall be subiect to the
following :
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d- a. The fee required under this section may be waived for governmental
entities and agencies, or as approved by the city commission.
e- b. For the use of the stadium premises for a combination of several types of
events, the user shall pay those rates which apply to the event having the
larger of the fees to be established in the manner set forthquoted herein.
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Section 32. Chapter 53/Article IV/Division 2 of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 53
STADIUMS AND CONVENTION CENTERS
ARTICLE IV. CONVENTIONS CENTER OF THE CITY OF MIAMI/UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI,
JAMES L. KNIGHT
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Sec. 53-181. Schedule of fees.
The schedule of rents, rates, fees and charges for the use or occupancy of and for the
services furnished or to be furnished in connection with the Convention Center of the City of
Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight International Center, also known as the "Miami
Convention Center," ' shall be established bv City Commission
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth
current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated
Fee Schedule shall be maintained bv the City Manager and made available via the Citv's
website and with the City Clerk. Rental fees for space rental within the Miami Convention
Center may be reduced, subject to the approval of the executive director of Miami
Convention Center, to match or lower the amount charged by a competing facility if such
change in charges causes an event to be booked at the Miami Convention Center.
Section
Dental Rate Ale ntieketed Eyentc
T
27.300-40
Alt cpaco
.00
Per Event
$100.00
200.00
Exhibits:
Capacity
foot-boothe er
65 10 foot by 10
foot -booths
cntnI Dntc /ner
Exhibit --Days
$-0.35
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Rental rate, greater
of Percent of Gross
Sala',
Section
Number of
Events 1
Fixed
Mon.—
Wed,
Thurs.
Sun.
Floor, 1st Tier
4
¶ 2,000.00
8
9
Floor, 1st, 2nd Tier
4
3,000.00
8
9
Floor, 1st Tier
2-3
2,000.00
7
8
Floor, 1st, 2nd Tier
2-3
3,000.00
7
8
€-Jean, tst Tier
4=7
2,000:00
6
7
Floor, 1st, "nd Tier
4=7
3,000.00
6
7
Floor, 1st, Tier
3-er-mere
2,000.00
5
6
Floor, 1st, 2nd Tier
3-or-more
3,000.00
5
6
i. Ancillary sorvico:
Rehearsal time 3
Event personnel
Eg ipment rentals
$550.00 per four hour session.
promoter.
wage rates.
;footrule;
arc rcquired.
ava ity.
Registration
Information
Coffee
Breaks
All Other
Functions
$50.00
Orchid area
$75.00
$ 375.00
Promenade Upper
50.00
75.00
375.00
Riverwallk
50.00
75-.00
/175.00
50.00
50.00
60,00
50.00
600.00
300.00
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50.00
50.00
4-50.00
50.00
50.00
150.00
dLk-lo5by-area
50.00
50.00
1,500.00
50.00
50.00
175.00
Regency-cerridor
Entrance -level -patio
50.00
50.00
75.00
75.00
375.00
375.00
Reem-#
Room -Name
Rates
99
$ 325.00
4
Merrick -I
500.00
2
Merrick 11
500.00
3
000.00
4
4 900.00
,
5
A che-L-ebby
475.00
6
Pre-Function-Arear350.00
7
Gallery
400.00
6
Terrace
350.00
9
Ibis
550.00
4-0
Pearson 1
450.00
44
Pearson II
450.00
4-2
Gautier
450.00
4-3
Beard
450.00
44
President
450.00
4-5
Zamora
4150.00
4-6
Stanford
4150.00
47
Foster I
4150.00
4-8
Foster Il
450.00
4-9
Johnson4
450.00
20
dolnson-11
450.00
24
4th-Floor Haliway
350,00
45
Granada
450.00
46
Tequesta
450.00
47
Egret Room (formerly 402}
400.00
51•
Flamingo
550.00
52
350.00
54
400.00
€s
350.00
Suite 101
47300,80
Registration -Booth
300.00
Area
Hall A
Gross Sq. Ft.
11,000
1 3 Day Charge
$ 3,300.00
$-950.00
Hall B
43,00A
37900430
1,150.00
Hall C
-4 ;000
1,200.00
350.00
Halls A, B, C
28,000
8,400.00
2,100.00
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Grose-Squarc Feet
Hall -A
11,000
$ 0.00
Hall B
Hall C
13,000
4,000
2480700
640.00
Halls A, B, C
28,000
11,180.00
Area
Hall -north
Net Sq. Ft.
44,000
Charge Per Day
$1,650.00
Hall centr-al
13,000
1,950.00
Hall south
1,000
4,200.00
Halls, total
28,000
1,800.00
,fie
B
Lobby C
Lobby A, B, C
4-50.00
4.50.00
300.00
600.00
d. For a preconcert or
Area
Hall -,A aerth
Hall B central
poctconcert rate:
Net Sq. Ft.
11,000
13,000
Charge Per Day
$ 900.00
1,000.00
Hall C south
1,000
400.00
Halls A, B, C total
28,000
2,200.00
Aea
Hall A nerth
Net Sq. Ft.
41,000
Charge Per Day
$--3,500.00
Hall B central
4-3,000
1,500.00
Hall-C south
-4,000
2,500.00
28,000
10,500.00
Area
Hall A 250 people
Hall B -300 people
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Rate-rvategc
Mate
0 30 minutes $ 3.00
31 minutcs 1 hour 6.00
1 hour 1% hours 8.50
1'/: hours 2 hours 11.00
2 hours 2% hours 13.50
314 hours maximum rate 18.50
Early bird rate (in by 9:00 am. out by 3:00 p.m.) 7.00
Section 33. Chapter 54/Article I of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 54 — STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
ARTICLE I — IN GENERAL
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Sec. 54-3. Permit required for work that obstructs or closes a street, sidewalk, or impedes
traffic; fees; waiver of fees.
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(e) Fees. Unless otherwise set forth herein, the fees shall be in an amount set forth by City
Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk. An updated
Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's
website.
(1) A non-refundable fee of $120.00 shall accompany each permit application to the
police department, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in the
granting or denial of the permit.
(2) AO non-refundable application fee of $95 00 and a non-refundable initial inspection
fee ef$50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the department of
resilience and public works, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in
the granting or denial of the permit.
(3) A non-refundable permit fee of-$326,00 shall be paid prior to permit issuance for all
right-of-way closures. Non-refundable plan review fees in accordance with section 2-
272 of the City Code shall be paid upon completion of reviews and prior to issuance
of all right-of-way closure permits. In the case of an applicant cancelling an
application or the city cancelling an application due to the applicant becoming non-
responsive and ultimately abandoning a permit application after plan reviews are
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completed, these fees will be applied to an applicant's account and must be paid in
order to avoid being in violation of sections 54-3 and 54-42 of the City Code.
a. A non-refundable permit fee shall be paid prior to permit issuance for
all right-of-way closures for helicopter lifting.
(4) A non-refundable public right-of-way usage flat fee for the partial or full obstruction
by construction or maintenance related activities -shall -be or the greater of the linear
foot per day for the foliowin :
(5)
a. Sidewalk/curb/swale usage.
b. Parking lane usage.*
*This fee is in addition to fees payable under chapter 35 of this Code, as
amended.
c. LLane closure or partial lane closure of traffic and
auxiliary lane usage.
All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance.
A non-refundable fee for a temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or
storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies within the partial or full
obstruction area shall be calculated per linear foot per day for the as followsing_:
a. Sidewalk/curb/swale usage.
b.parking lane usage.
c. (Lane closure or partial lane closure usage.
All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance.
(6) A non-refundable fee of $0.10 per square foot per day of construction fence screen
or construction windscreen containing advertising affixed to temporary construction
fence located abutting the public right-of-way or in the public right-of-way. All fees
shall be paid prior to permit issuance.
(7)
(8)
(9)
A right-of-way closure final inspection shall be requested after completion of work
and a fee of $95.00 shall accompany the inspection request to the department of
resilience and public works.
Reinspection fees: When additional inspection is required for work previously
inspected and rejected by the department of resilience and public works, a
reinspection fee a $9l}99 will be required for each reinspection.
Permit renewal fees prior to expiration and reactivation fees of original permit:
(a) Processing fee per permit extension: $150.00_
(b) Reactivation fee shall be required for expired permits at a rate of 25
persentcalculated as a percentage of the original permit fee, calculated based on the
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current fee schedule. In addition to the reactivation fee, any permit or permit fee that
is required shall be processed with the reactivation.
(10) All fees collected by the department of resilience and public works, in accordance
with subsection (e)(2), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) shall be deposited in a rollover
account to be known as the lane closure fund. This account shall be used for the
department of resilience and public works for engineering support services, training,
materials, and equipment related to right-of-way closures, and for public right-of-way
maintenance and improvements.
(11) Waiver of fees.
a. The fees described in subsection (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) may not apply to the
city or any other non -revenue generating government or school district entity, or
while construction, excavation, and repair work is being actively performed within
the public right-of-way.
b. The fees described in subsection (e)(1), (e)(2) and (e)(3) may not apply to single-
family affordable housing projects developed on city owned property.
c. The fees described in subsection (e)(1), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) herein
above may be waived or reduced by the city commission if the commission
determines that such a waiver or reduction is in the city's best interest.
d. Waiver of fees does not apply to after -the -fact permits.
(12) After -the -fact permit fee. For any public street or alley closure described in section
54-3, performed without the required permits and inspections, quadruple the
amount of all permit fees, application fees and inspection fees as described in
subsections (e)(1) through (e)(6) herein.
(13) A non-refundable fee of $325.00 shall accompany a plans revision after approval of
initial plans. If the permit has been issued, a revision request must be submitted
through the Department of Resilience and Public Works permit system. Plans or
supporting materials clearly showing the proposed modifications shall be submitted.
(14) A non-refundable fee 00 shall accompany a change of contractor after a
permit has been issued.
All right-of-way closure permits shall be closed upon completion of work and after all
required inspections have been approved.
[Special revenue fund.] The revenues received will be placed in a special revenue fund.
Ninety percent of this revenue will be used for public right-of-way improvements and
repairs. Ten percent of special revenue will be used for public works department training,
materials and equipment related to road closures. Expending these funds will be at the
discretion of the city manager by recommendation of the public works or capital
improvement directors.
(h) Public gatherings. This section shall not prevent any person or persons from assembling
on the streets or sidewalks, or in any park, or on private property, for the purpose of
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making any speech, engaging in spontaneous expression, or conveying any message to
the public or government without holding a permit pursuant to this section. In addition,
this section shall not apply either to an "assembly," to a "parade" or to a "special event,"
as they are defined in section 54-1.
Sec. 54-8. Using street or sidewalk for display purposes, exceptions; permit and fee.
(a) Except as provided in article III, displays approved by the city commission shall be no
longer than 16 square feet, and no portion of any display or attachment thereto may be
more than 84 inches from the ground. Any fees required shall be in an amount set forth
by City Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk. An updated
Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's
website.
(b) Overhead horizontal banners at locations designated by the city will require a permit
from the department of resilience and public works before installation. The application for
permit shall be submitted electronically by the applicant to the department of resilience
and public works through the department's permitting system. A non-refundable
application and inspection fee ' per banner shall accompany the
application. Additionally, a monthly permit applies to each
banner for the use of the right-of-way. A supplemental banner fee and a limited display
duration period shall apply for overhead horizontal banner locations within the Coconut
Grove Special Events District pursuant to section 54-343. The number, location, and
method of installations for overhead horizontal banners shall be subject to approval by
the department of resilience and public works and shall conform to the following
requirements:
(1) The banner shall not exceed three feet in height and 30 feet in length.
(2) The banner must be a minimum of 18 feet above the pavement elevation at the
crown of road.
(3) The banner shall contain adequate perforations to reduce wind loading.
(4) Sponsors' names and/or logos may not constitute more than 15 percent of the
banner's total area.
(5) The city reserves the right to remove the banner without notice.
(6) The installation of the banner shall not require the installation of poles or other
support devices in the right-of-way.
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Section 34. Chapter 54/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 54
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
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ARTICLE II. CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATION
Sec. 54-43. Permit fees for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk repair, paving or
resurfacing of roadway, parkway or shoulder area, building line and grade survey, sidewalk
construction survey, driveway construction, utility placement; underground utility service
connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells; permit renewal; after -the -fact permit, and
inspection/reinspection fees; waiver of fees.
(a) The permit fees to be charged by the department of resilience and public works for right-
of-way or street excavation, sidewalk construction or repair, roadway/parkway/shoulder
area paving or resurfacing, building line and grade or sidewalk construction survey,
driveway construction, utility placement/replacement/repair/removal, underground utility
service connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells installation/ abandonment/
reestablishment, permit renewals, after -the -fact permits, inspections or reinspections,
and any other work that proposes to disturb, cut into, dig up, or excavate any public
street, swale, or sidewalk, whether the same is paved or unpaved, or to cause the same
to be done within the city shall be in an amount set forth by City Commission resolution,
which may be amended from time to time, unless the
requirement of obtaining a permit or the imposition of a fee is prohibited by F.S. §
337.401, as amended. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on
file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained by the City Manager and made available via the City's website.
(1) A non-refundable application fee of $95-08 and a non-refundable right-of-way
assessment inspection fee of $50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the
department of resilience and public works to be retained by the city regardless of
action taken in the granting or denial of the permit.
(2) Excavation permit:
a. 50 lineal feet or Tess $325.00
b. Each additional lineal foot $6.50
c. Point excavation, each excavation —$2.95,00
(3) Sidewalk repair permit:
a. 50 linear feet or Tess $82.50
b. Each additional linear foot .... $1.65
(4) Sidewalk construction permit:
a. 50 linear feet or less $— $252 50
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b. Each additional linear foot $5.05
(5) Paving or resurfacing of travel lanes, parkway, or shoulder area permit:
a. 50 linear feet or less — $308.50
b. Each additional linear foot $6.10
(6) Line and grade (curb and gutter, sidewalk construction, and driveway approach)
permit:
a. 50 linear feet or less $360.00
b. Each additional linear foot $7.20
(7) Driveway approach construction permit, each driveway $115.00
(8) Utility permit:
a. Utility placement/replacement/repair/removal (poles, splice pits, bore pits,
manholes, handholes, drainage catch basins/inlets, pedestals, vaults, cabinets,
etc.)•
1. First on a city block $295.00
2. Each additional on same block, same permit $29.50
b. Underground utility service connection from base building line to the utility located
within the public right-of-way (water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, telephone,
cable television, communication):
1. Each connection $295.00
c. Underground utility installation (watermain, sanitary sewer main, gas main,
electric, telephone, cable television, communication, or stormwater):
1. 50 linear feet or less $325.00
2. Each additional linear foot —$650
d. Soft dig utility locates, soil borings, soil/asphalt/concrete core samples, or any
other minor point excavations or borings:
1. Each location —95-00
e. Groundwater monitoring well:
1. Each well —95-00
(9) Dewatering permit fees by days:
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6 days or less $520.00
7-30 days $950.00
31-90 days—$1,300.00
(10) Inspection fees:
a. Stormwater:
1. Stormwater inspection permit fee includes initial inspection, during the
excavation process and final inspection of a proposed stormwater
management system in the public right-of-way... $395.00
2. Pipe/structure bedding and layout $190.00
3. SW System partial backfill and compaction ..... $190.00
4. SW System final—Backfill, compaction, interior mud work, and pipe
lamping---$350.00
b. Dewatering:
1. Initial ..... $320.00
2. Final $320.00
c. NPDES:
1. Field compliance check (proactive and reactive inspections)-0.5 up to 1 acre
$2,500.00
2. Field compliance check (proactive and reactive inspections)-1 acre and
above---$33-950-00
3. Final 0.5 up to 1 acre —$62-5700
4. Final 1 acre and above .....$875.00
d. Utility (water, gas, electric, telephone, communication, cable television, sanitary
sewer):
1. Initial inspection 00
2. Utility structure placement $110.00
3. Utility installation temporary restoration---$11.0.00
4. Utility restoration limits determination .....$110.00
5. Utility final restoration ,4300.00
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e. Reinspection fees: When additional inspection is required for work previously
inspected and rejected by the department of resilience and public works, a
reinspection fee will be required for each reinspection: $1-9540
(11) Permit renewal fees prior to expiration and reactivation fees of original permit:
a. Ninety -day extension of permit fee prior to expiration date: $150,0.0
b. A new application and reactivation fee shall be required for reactivation of
expired permits at a percentage rate of-25-pereent of the original permit fee,
calculated based on the current fee schedule.
112) After -the -fact permit fee. For any permit described in section 54-43, performed
without the required permits and inspections, quadruple the amount of all permit
fees, application fees and inspection fees as described in subsections (a)(1)
through (a)(10) herein.
(13) A non-refundable fee ef-$425.00 shall accompany a plans revision after approval
of initial plans. If the permit has been issued, a revision request must be submitted
through the department of resilience and public works permit system. Plans or
supporting materials clearly showing the proposed modifications shall be
submitted.
(14) A non-refundable change of contractor fee of $120.00.
(15) All utility permits shall be closed upon completion of work and after all required
inspections have been approved.
(d) With the exception of non -revenue generating government agencies, such as Miami -
Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works, in accordance with
sections 54-3 and 54-42 of the City Code, all permittees working in the public right-of-
way must resolve all open violations, unpaid fines, and/or unpaid fees in order to apply
for or receive any new permits, extensions or permit close-out.
Section 35. Chapter 54/Article VI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 54
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
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Sec. 54-224. Fees and security deposit.
(a) Sidewalk cafe.
(1) A non-refundable application fee of $175.00 and initial inspection fee ef-$450.O0
shall accompany the sidewalk cafe application. The required fee(s) in this
subsection shall be in an amount set forth by City Commission resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the
current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available
via the City's website.
(2) The fee for an annual permit fee for establishing or maintaining a sidewalk cafe shall
be $13.59 calculated per square foot of usable right-of-way area, as determined by
the department of resilience and public works. The sidewalk cafe permit year shall
begin on October 1 and end on September 30. The fee for any sidewalk cafe
permitted during the permit year shall be prorated on a monthly basis to the end of
the current permit year. The full annual permit fee shall be due and payable on or
before October 1. Payment received more than ten calendar days after the due date
shall be charged a late fee of ten percent of the payment amount due. Failure to
make a required payment within 30 calendar days of the due date shall constitute a
basis for and result in immediate license suspension and forfeiture to any right and
interest to the security deposit or performance bond.
(3) Failed permit inspections are subject to a reinspection fee of $95.00.
(b) Street cafe.
(1) A non-refundable application fee of$ .00 and initial inspection fee of $450.00
shall accompany the sidewalk cafe application. The required fee(s) in this
subsection shall be in an amount set forth by City Commission resolution, which may
be amended from time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee
shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Department Director. The updated Fee
Schedule shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the Citv's
website.
(2) In addition to the application fee required pursuant to subsection 54-224(b)(1), there
shall also be an annual permit fee for maintaining a street cafe to be paid to the
department of off-street parking, which shall be determined by the department of off-
street parking. The street cafe permit shall begin on October 1 and end on an annual
basis. The full amount for a permit fee shall be due and payable seven calendar
days in advance of the effective term of the permit. Payment received more than ten
calendar days after the due date shall be charged a late fee of ten percent of the
payment amount due. Failure to make a required payment within 30 calendar days
of the due date shall constitute a basis for and result in immediate suspension of the
permit and forfeiture to any right and interest to the security deposit or performance
bond.
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Section 36. Chapter 54/Article VI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:'
"CHAPTER 54
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
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ARTICLE VII. NEWSRACKS ON PUBLIC RIGHTS -OF -WAY
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Sec. 54-266. Fees.
(a) The required fee(s) in this subsection shall be in an amount set forth by City
Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Department Director. The updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by the City
Manager and made available via the Citv's website. An initial inspection of location fee -
of $4-1.50 per newsrack shall accompany the newsrack permit application. The annual
permit fee is $11.50 per newsrack due October 1st and will expire the 30th day of
September each year. Fees for the initial year shall be prorated on a monthly basis, and
shall be :
(1) Initial fee = $0.96Calculated per newsrack multiplied by the number of months
remaining in the year.
(2) Failed permit inspections are subject to a re -inspection fee of $5.75.
All of the above fees will be used to defray administrative expenses relating to this article only.
(b) To renew a permit, the distributor shall submit payment for the upcoming full year in
advance to the department prior to each October 1st.
(c) Non -conforming newsrack(s) may be subject to removal and if removed shall be subject
to removal and storage costs and fees pursuant to subsection 54-270(b).
(d) If the newsrack contains advertising similar to the communication kiosk program,
pursuant to the method described in this chapter, the minimum fees to the city will be
a40-percent of the annual gross revenue. After the 50th newsrack provided by the
provider, the minimum payment to the city shall be $100,000.00 per year or 40 percent
of the gross revenue, whichever is greater.
Section 37. Chapter 55 of the City Code is amended in the following particulars:
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"CHAPTER 55
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
Sec. 55-14. Encroachments onto, into, below, and/or above rights -of -way, public easements,
private easements, or emergency access easements; exceptions.
(e) The city manager or designee may permit an encroachment onto, into, below, and/or
above a private easement, or emergency access easement, where said encroachment is
not a safety hazard, and subject to the criteria in subsections (1), (2) and (3) below. Any
application must be accompanied by a non-refundable fee. The required fee shall be in
an amount set forth by City Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to
time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City
Clerk and the Department Director. The updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained by
the City Manager and made available via the City's website. Further, the property owner
making this application shall additionally pay any recording and copying fees as
established by the state, county, or City:
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(2) Encroachments onto, into, below, and/or above a private easement shall be
permitted as set forth herein. The city manager or designee may permit an
encroachment onto, into, below, and/or above a private easement where said
encroachment is not a safety hazard, subject to receipt by the city of (i) written
consent of the holder(s) of the private easement(s), (ii) written releases from all
benefited specified individuals or public or private entities, or a certification that no
such benefited individuals or public or private entities exist within the easement, (iii)
recommendations of approval from the departments of police, resilience and public
works, fire -rescue, general services administration, solid waste, planning, building
and zoning, or alternatively approval by the plat and street committee and (iv) an
executed hold harmless and indemnification agreement by both the requesting
private parties and the holder of the private easement (unless the holder of the
easement is a utility) for the benefit of the city in a form acceptable to the city
attorney, with the herein exceptions being subject to compliance with all other
requirements of law.
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Sec.55-16. - Consideration of easements and alleys when alleged to be abandoned as a
matter of law.
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(d) Receipt of fees. Any application made under this section must be accompanied by
a non-refundable fee of $2,500.00. The required fee shall be in an amount set forth b_y
City Commission resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A certified copy
of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with the City Clerk. The
amount of the fee shall be maintained by the City Manager and made available via the
City's website. The property owner making this application shall additionally pay any
recording and copying fees as established by the state, county, or city.
Section 38. Chapter 57/Article III of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:
"CHAPTER 57
VEHICLES FOR HIRE
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ARTICLE III. PEDICABS FOR HIRE
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Sec. 57-34. Annual pedicab decal; pedicab decal fee; required insurance.
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(b) Such decal shall, at all times during the annual, one-year period for which it is valid, be
securely attached to a clearly visible place on the left rear portion of the pedicab for
which it was issued. Each decal shall be valid when issued by the city manager or
designee and remain valid, regardless of issue date, until September 30th of the fiscal
year in which it was issued. In addition to the decal fee, an applicant wishing to
operate a pedicab without advertising shall submit an annual regulatory per pedicab
business fee as set forth by City Commission resolution, which may be amended from
time to time. A copy of the resolution setting forth the current fee shall be on file with
the City Clerk and Department Director. The amount of fees shall be maintained by
the City Manager and available via the City website . This fee
is to defray the city's time, costs, process and expense necessary in administering the
pedicab program under this article. An applicant wishing to operate a pedicab with
advertising shall submit an annual regulatory business fee in the amount per pedicab
of$500:00 as set forth in the fee schedule-p tThe fee is for the cost of
administering the program, as well as the privilege of utilizing the streets for private
advertising purposes. The fees imposed by this chapter are in addition to any
additional business tax receipt(s) or decal fees that may be required by the city
manager or designee for conducting any advertising activities. Fees shall not be
prorated.
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Section 39. Chapter 62/Article II of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
ARTICLE II. COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING
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Section 62-12. Fee for inspections and examinations of plans for compliance with the
provisions of the city zoning ordinance.
There is a fee per square foot of the building, to be charged at
the time the application is made for the construction of a building, change of use of building, or
an addition (proportional part of land area), for the purpose of examination of the plans and site
development and subsequent inspections of the building site prior to the issuance of the
certificate of occupancy and subsequent thereto to assure original and continued compliance
with the provisions of the city zoning ordinance:. This fee is set by the City Commission, by
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth
current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's
website.
This fee shall be in addition to the building permit fee.
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Section 40. Chapter 62/Article VI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
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ARTICLE VI. ZONING AND PLANNING FEES
Sec. 62-22. Schedule of fees.
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(a) All fees are non-refundable and shall not be waived, unless otherwise provided in this
chapter. All fees are due as indicated at all times.
(b) Fee caps.
(1)
(2)
The There is a maximum application fee to be charged any
governmental agency other than the city for any public hearing shall be
. This maximum fee is set by the City Commission,
bv Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk
and the Director of Planning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained electronically and can be accessed at the Citv's website.
The There is a maximum application fee to be charged any religious
institution or any institution of an eleemosynary character for any
change of zoning or variance public hearing per
hearing; any institution so applying shall submit a copy of a recent
affirmation letter from the Internal Revenue Service as well as a copy of
its articles of incorporation to the director of the planning department or
his/her authorized designee(s) for review prior to acceptance of the
application. This maximum fee is set by the City Commission, bv
Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current fees shall be on file with the City Clerk
and the Director of Planning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's website.
Section 41. Chapter 62/Article VII of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
ARTICLE VII. HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD
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Sec. 62-32. Schedule of Fees
(a) Public notice.
(1) Notice fees as set forth in subsection 62-22(1).
(2) Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be
amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current
permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning and
the Director of Zoning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained
electronically and can be accessed at the Citv's website.
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(4)-AdveFtisiftg-fee-fer-applisatiens-for-hemesteacted-pfepeFties
within-T-34cansests—$0410
4)-AelveftisiRg-fee-fGF-applisations-within-T-44FaRsests-Gr--14igheF-as
set-fecth-in-sulasestion-62-22(4),
(b) All-after--the-fast-peFFRits-assessed-at4oulale-nermal-rates
(c) StandaFd-sectifisate-ef-appropFiatectess-(GGA)-0,00
(1) Residential
a. Additien-and-RemeGlel+Rg---$450-*
b. Builetin-ROOfillg---$450
c. Demolition $35
d. Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing $50
e. New Construction $500
f. Remodeling/Repairs $150
(2)-Gemmersial-(iRstudiRg-3-uoits-er-mere)
a. Adelitien-agel-Recneeleting----$300
b. Buil€144N-R0041:19--$.300
c. Demolition $30
d. Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing $50
e. Elevator $50
f. New Construction $1,000
g. RegiedeliRg/Repair-s--$360
h. Signs $100
(d) ,13,eGiai_GeFtifteate_of_appFejaciateness±„ggA)___
(1) Demolition 500.00
(2)-New-sonstfustionir-elesatie
a,Single-family-a114-€144plex,200,00
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c. Plus $0.05 per Cquare foot.
b. Other and commercial.. 250.00
c. Plus $0.05 per square foot.
(e) Certificates of approval (CEA).
(1) Single family and duplex 75.00
{2) Other and commercial 150.00
(f) Special certificates of approval (SCEA).
(1) Single family and duplex 150.00
(2) Other and commercial 250.00
(g) Certificate to dig (CTD).
{2) Other and commercial 150.00
(h)
Each additional hour 50.00
(i)
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(o)
(j) Time extensions.
{1) SCOA and COA: Max 12 month extension 75.00
(2) SCEA and CEA: Max 12 month extension 75.00
{3) SCTD and CTD: Max 12 month extension 75.00
(k)
(I) Designation report requests: Districts.
(m) Transfer of development rights and dcnsity fees.
(n)
(p)
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{1) After the legal ad has been placed--150.00
(q)
(r)
{1) Residential.
(s)
r 30 units 262.50
c. More than 30 units 500.00
{2) Commercial.
a. Under 10,000 sq. ft.. 1,250.00.
b. 10,001 50,000 sq. ft... 3,000.00
c. 50,001 100,000 eq. ft...6,000.00
d. Over 100,000 sq. ft .. 9,000.00
32(a), as applicable.
Section 42. Chapter 62/Article XI of the City Code is amended in the following
particulars:1
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
ARTICLE XI. FEC CORRIDOR IMPROVIEMENT TRUST FUND
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Sec. 62-325. Schedule of fees and charges.
The schedule of fees and charges to be assessed and paid into the trust fund is as
follows:
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Floor area ratio (FAR) bonus fees. Developers wishing to obtain bonus FAR area for
properties located in the SD-27 district shall pay a one-time, nonrefundable fee ef-
$4-2:49 per square foot of bonus floor area ratio (FAR) to the city FEC Corridor
Improvement Trust Fund as a prerequisite to obtaining a building permit. The fee
shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from
time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file
with the City Clerk and the Director of Planning and the Director of Zoning. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be accessed at the
City's website.
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Section 43. Chapter 62/Article XIII/Division 8 of the City Code is amended in the
following particulars:1
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
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ARTICLE XIII. PLANNING AND ZONING APPROVAL FOR TEMPORARY USES AND
OCCUPANCIES; PERMIT REQUIRED
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DIVISION 8. TEMPORARY BANNERS
Sec. 62-620. Permitting process.
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(b) Fees. An application fee payable to the city must be submitted at the time of
application to cover the cost of reviewing the application and the implementation of
these regulations :. Fees shall be set by the City
Commission, by Resolution, which may be amended from time to time. A copy of the
Resolution setting forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Director of Planning and the Director of Zoning. An updated Fee Schedule shall be
maintained electronically and can be accessed at the City's website.
$150.00 for any banner that is 100 square feet in size or Toss.
$300.00 for any banner that is 101 square feet to 1,000 square feet.
$500.00 for any banner that is 1,001 square feet to 2,000 square feet.
$600.00 for any banner that is 2,001 square feet to 3,000 square feet.
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(5) $700.00 for any banner that is 3,001 square feet to 1,000 square feet.
(6) $800.00 for any banner that is 1,001 square feet to 5,000 square feet.
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Section 44. Chapter 62/Article XIII/Division 9 of the City Code is amended in the
following particulars:1
"CHAPTER 62
PLANNING AND ZONING
ARTICLE XIII. PLANNING AND ZONING APPROVAL FOR TEMPORARY USES AND
OCCUPANCIES; PERMIT REQUIRED
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DIVISION 8. FARMERS' MARKET PROGRAM
Sec. 62-622. - Farmers' market program.
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(f) Fees. Each temporary farmers' market permit for a farmers' market
shall cost $500.00 be accompanied by a fee established by the City. If
the farmers' market is hosted by a not -for -profit organization or an
organization that accepts EBT/SNAP benefits, the fee shall be
$2.59 09-der there may be a reduced fee for the permit as established
by the City Commission. In the event of a reduced fee for such
organization, T--the city shall request proof of status as a not -for -profit
organization or acceptance of EBT/SNAP benefits. enewal--of a-
temperary farmers+' market permit shall pact the came as the original
fee: —Fees shall be set by the City Commission, by Resolution, which
may be amended from time to time. A copy of the Resolution setting
forth current permit fees shall be on file with the City Clerk and the
Director of Planning and the Director of Zoning. An
updated Fee Schedule shall be maintained electronically and can be
accessed at the Citv's website.
Section 45. If any section, part of a section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this
Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected.
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Section 46. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon adoption by the
City Commission.4
4 This Ordinance shall become effective as specified herein unless vetoed by the Mayor within ten (10)
days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Ordinance, it shall become
effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission or upon the effective date stated
herein, whichever is later.
City of Miami
Legislation
Resolution
File Number: 19087
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City Hall
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, FL 33133
www.miamigov.co
Final Actio ' ate:
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION ESTABLISHING FEE
SCHEDULES TO SET FORTH FEES CHARGED BY THE CITY OF MIAMI, ' ORIDA,
PURSUANT TO THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AM. DED;
MAKING FINDINGS; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND POVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami ("City") City Commission currently :s File ID 18943 ("Fee
Schedule Ordinance") pending before it, which is a proposed Ordinanc' to remove fees charged
by the City from the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended ity Code"), and to
instead provide such fees in approved Fee Schedules wherein fee- can be amended by
resolution rather than ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the Fee Schedule Ordinance passed on st reading at the March 12, 2026
City Commission Meeting; and
WHEREAS, this Resolution adopting the Fee edules shall accompany the Fee
Schedule Ordinance for its second reading on the A. 19, 2026 City Commission meeting; and
WHEREAS, the affected Chapters are 2, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22,
22.5, 23, 32, 35, 38, 39, 42, 50, 53, 54, 57, an • .2 of the City Code; and
WHEREAS, the process of adopti ; Fee Schedules allows for greater efficiency,
transparency, and service to the public; - d
WHEREAS, the Fee Schedu s are attached to this Resolution as Exhibits A through H
and shall be maintained by the Ci anager, shall be made available on the City's website, and
shall be on file with each releva • epartment and with the City Clerk;
NOW, THEREFORE E IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Th ecitals and findings contained in the Preamble of this Resolution are
adopted by referenc- and incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section.
Section The City Commission hereby adopts by Resolution the Fee Schedules
attached and ' ' . rporated herein as Exhibits A through H. The Exhibits are as follows:
a. Exhibit A: Planning and Zoning Fees; Chapters 2, 23, 62
b. Exhibit B: Resilience and Public Works Fees; Chapters 2, 22.5, 54
c. Exhibit C: Building Fees; Chapters 10, 17, 20
d. Exhibit D: Parks and Recreation Fees; Chapters 38, 53
e. Exhibit E. Fire and Police Fees; Chapters 3, 19, 35, 42
f. Exhibit F: Parking Fees; Chapter 35
g. Exhibit G: Solid Waste Fees; Chapter 22
h. Exhibit H: Miscellaneous Fees, Finance, Games, Television; Chapters
11, 12, 18, 32
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Section 3. The Fee Schedules shall be maintained by the City Manager, shall be made
available on the City's website, and shall be on file with each relevant Department and with the
City Clerk.
Section 4. If any section, part of a section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of thi
Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affe -d.
Section 5. This Resolution shall become effective upon the adoption of the Fe
Schedule Ordinance.
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: