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11/3/75
RESOLUTION NO. 75-13E
A RESOLUTION AUTHORISING Alai► D1RECTINO THE
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO ALLOCATI FROM THE 1272
PARKS FOR PEOPLE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IOND
FUND THE SUM OF $63,400 FOR DEPOSIT IN THE
REGISTRY OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN COMPLIANCE
WITH COURT ORDER IN THE CONDEMNATION BAIT
ENTITLED CITY OF MtAMt V. OI1ELE FASHIK, ET AL
CASE NO. 74-21040, ALSO KNOWN AS THE AFRICAN
SQUARE PARK PROJECT.
WHEREAS, the Circuit Court has authorised the City of
Miami to take the property described in Circuit Court Case No.
74-21840, CITY OF MIAMI V. GISELE FASHIK, ET AL; and
WHEREAS, an Order of Taking has been entered by the
Court on October 28th, 1975: and
WHEREAS, the Court has accepted the City of Miami's
good faith appraisals of Parcels No. 7095-1, 7095-2, 7095-3 and
7095-6 totalling $63,400.
NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Director of Finance be, and he is
hereby authorized and directed to allocate from the 1972 Parks
for People Recreational Facilities Bond Fund the sum of $63,400
for deposit in the Registry of the Circuit Court in compliance
with Court order in the condemnation suit entitled CITY OF MIAMI
V. GISELE FASHIK, et al Case No. 74-21840, also known as the
African Square Park Project.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6 day of 'tOVEMPER
1975.
ATTES
D. COUTHERN
CITY CLERK
RIP
APPROVED AS TO
lAUR I CE A. FERRE
M J1 Y O k "DOCUMENT AMEX
"SU?PORTIVE ITE
DOCU ': ENTS
FC LLOW„
The Honorable Members of
the City Commission
John 8. Lloyd,
C.4.,8„ty Attorney
City of Miami v. Giselle Fashik
et al. (Case No. 74•21840)
also known as African Square
Park Project
Please be advised that this case was scheduled for a Court hearing
on the City's public purpose and public necessity to take this
property on December 9th, 1975. Subsequently, we have convinced
the opposing counsel, John Farrell, that the City has the legal
right to take this property for the stated purposes. A Court Order
was signed to this effect on October 28, 1975.
In order to quick -take this property, we have to deposit in the Court
Registry the total amount of $63,400.00. This figure represents our
appraisal value for the remaining four parcels included in this project.
This amount of money could not be determined at the time of our filing
suit because of the fluctuations involved concerning the appraisal
value of this property three months prior to trial.
The law requires that we deposit our good faith appraisal money into
the Court within 20 days from the signing of the Order of Taking.
The day we deposit these funds is the day the City owns this property.
A subsequent trial will be held to determine the remaining damages
claimed by the parcel owners, but in the meantime, we will own the
property.
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