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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1975-11-24 Marked Agendat 9t00 A.M. (:STY COMMISSION M1:ET1Nt, CITY HALL. - DINNER KEY NOVEMBER 24, 1975 005/ Pledge of Allegiance 2. Reading of the Minutes 3. Machtaents: _ PreV)TOr► - r PUBLIC HCARING ** OBJECTIONS TO ACCEPTING COMPLETED) WORK IN BAY CREST HIGH- WAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4373 * Resolution accepting the completed construction of L. C. MORRIS, INC. for the construction of BAY CREST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4373 in BAY CREST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4373 at a total cost of $185.014.84; allocating the additional amount of $2.918.49 from the account en- titled "Highway Bond Fund"' and authorizing a final paymen of $21,194.28. ** L. C. Morris, Inc. has completed the construction of rebui. ing N. F . 80 Street between NF. 10 Avenue and NE Bayshore Court, NE Bayshore Court between 79 and 81 Streets, and NE 83 Street between NE 10 Avenue and Biscayne Bay. This also included new storm drainage and landscaping. The con tract amount of $186,441.08 included allocations of $135,991.66 for Highway construction and $50.449.42 for Storm Sewer construction. Although the total construction was completed for $185,014.84,1ess than the original con- tract amount. the Highway construction exceeded the Highway allocation by $2.918.49 because more sidewalk had to be replaced than originally anticipated. 'therefore. it is necessary to allocate the additional amount of $2.918.4 from the Highway Bond Fund. The construction was couplet for $185,014.84. which was within the contract amount, an. it was completed on time. It is now in order for the Commission to accept the work and authorize final payment_ after all conditions are met. UMW FOR AGENDA USE: A single asterisk (*) preceding an and/or ordinance. A double asterisk (**) preceding an item or summary explanation. and is resolution and/or ordinance. "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM NO. 11 item indicates the actual title of a resolution item indicates either the subject matter of the not to be construed as being the title of a 9t5 A. 4. `t^rt t rGc'.Gr tf fiai ing ' C:Ord E 'c',a Planning 5. SSION ME1.TtNG 24, 1975 PAGE 2 PLANN1NC ADVISOR BOARD IT APPROXIMATELY 1401 N_._ W. 7TM AVEN * Reso fution granting approval an provided in Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV, Section 36, to construct Women's Detention Center for 164 female inmates at approximately 1401 N. W. 7th Avenue, Blocks 1 & 10, lees Expressway; ROBERTS 6 GRENTNER ADD. (10-56); and Blocks 23 & 24, DALE MILLER TRACT ADD. No. 1 (2-70) less Expressway; and property under Expressway directly to north of above; waiving the development of 57 of 139 required off-street parking spaces, subject to closure of N-S alley and replatting of property; Zoned C-5 (Liberal Commercial) District. ** Planning Advisory Board meeting July 16 - Item #3 Planning Advisory Board by 7/0 vote recommended request for permission THREE OBJECTIONS Applicant - Metropolitan Dade County Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to Landscape Plan Approval" City Commission on September 4th deferred to September 25t City Commission on September 25th adopted Motion 75-857 to defer consideration of an Application by Metropolits Dade County ZONING BOARD ITEMS BETWEEN N. W. 14TH STREET AND E-W EXPRESSWAY * Resolution closing, vacating, abandoning and dtscontinuin=_ the public use of the N-S Alley between N. W. 14th Street and E-W Expressway and of N. W. 6th Court between N. W. 14th Street and E-W Expressway, all in accordance with Tentative Plat No. 941 - "NORTHWEST I4TH STREET COUNTY COMPLEX". ** Zoning Board meeting October 6 - Item #5 Zoning Board by 7/0 vote recommended O: f teal V:,rit ton and Closure NO OBJECTIONS Applicant - Metro Dade County Planning Department recommended "Approval" City Commission on November 6th deferred to November 24t SOUTH OF 810 S. W. 12th AVENUE 6. ** Ordinance granting tbusge of Zoning Classification of Lot 3, Block 1, WCSTN0IELAND FIRST ADD (3-33), being South of 810 S. W. 12th Avenue, from R-2 (1Wo Faatly). C-4 (General Commercial). • M - -� NN---- --- - - N------.............. ** Zoning turd meeting October 20 - Item #8 Zoning !bard by 7/0 vote recommending Change of Zoning Classif scat ton TlJO OBJECTIONS Applicant - Herbert Lee Simon Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to Street Dedication" ■ Zon►ng ec k 7. 8. )0:00 A.M. 9. 1, fi �,, fgl'•L^"t PMa..r`attS C I'CY COMM1 SS I ON MEETING NOVEMBER 24, 1975 PAGE 3 ZONING BOARD ITEMS CONTI{ APPROXIMATELY 38O5 N. W. 7TR STREET ** Resolution granting request for permission as per Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE XIII, Section 4, to permit Beauty Shop addition on Tract "A", CENTRAL SHOPPING PLAZA (6849) being approximately 3805 N. W. 7th Street; coned C-1A (Planned Shopping Center). ** Zoning Board meeting October 20 - Item 02 Zoning Board by 4/3 vote recommended request for permie- lion ONE OBJECTION Applicant - Heyday Corp. Planning Department recommended "Denial" UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READING ZONING BOARD ITEM NORTH OF 1975 N. W. 36TH STREET * Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the Zoning Classification on Lots 7, 8, 15 and 16, COLLINS PARK SUB (9-102), being north of 1975 N. W. 36th Street, from R-3 (Low Density Multiple) to C-4 (General Commiercia District; and by making Oa necessary changes in the Zoning District Map, made Pima of the said Ordinance No. 6871, by reference and description in Article III, Section 2 thereof; by repealing all Ordinances, Code Sections, or parts thereof in conflict; and containing a severability provision. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting October 2 Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer Seconded by - Commissioner Gibson Ayes - Commissioners, Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - None Discussion - Federal Revenue Sharing Program • Proposed Allocation of Funds. Pt E =F2:TATIoN5 12:00 P.M. 10 ) \ i e c� tatian Of C rtificat' of \ rr'e iation to Mr. Henry 4'arinello. L' Prese• Cation of Cor.:' •?ndation to '1r. 1.;,vid r,o' helf for his heroic whilr: was ..eina evac':ated after a 1.o.-L s..-1(1 Leen found on he pre? .3. t-.-e t...i-.ation of Resolutions to City of :'izmi Fire Finhters John Th :-, Pandolp h S. Redstone, Jose, WA'_ and to Floricia PC;: r and L14'ht i ,. 3rzy can:. th!'_'lr ,7mpioyce, Lloyd Li ihtfoot, those gal rtness and ',rid quick rosnor.se t,:.) needs of our . i_ "' en t : cvcn`_ 'd the loss of life. r.'rso nal appearance :1nc;e 1.++ '!r. rteorge F. :ic' oll of Harvey W. Seeds Post :o. 29, of the A:7.vrican tc tion to 71- nt to the City Of :Miami the c_ iCln Lecion wall Rt:a. e•) Iltati0n of Architectural Week •l aation to Mr. Glenn Allen uff, President of the Florida F' -1th Ch:al ter, .....':rican Institute o ...-chitct_s. .£) `'rent:, ion of international ... c:;ition Days Proclat^.ation to Mr. Bruce C. Rubin. .'1' sent aiion of Col •,,e.-Ir t ion to Mr. .'oe t'r+•,--,n, a I'. ick Security Guard, 'car willin:ly �t' )pardizinq his .-a ,,f(�ty to foil an attempted bank hold-up. h) Pt-r:;on al at.: .ir zr,cL by Mr. Orlando Ponicht?t, Fresidont of the Fedt'rati0n ..of Cuban Ti:ach+.'.i s of Fine Arts, to p ri : ent to Mayor Fcrre a proclamation. 12 tt P.M. CITY COMMI 9q tMEET NOV BMk 24, 1973 PACE 4 PRE9ENTAT It "ttO'tH AND '3pECI 10, a. Presentation of Certification of Appre at a to Mr. Henry Marinello. jj)(6 1 I Presentat iori. of Commendation to Mr. David ootheif for his heri©t action while a building was being evacuated after.a bomb had been found on the premixes. Presentation of Commen tion to City of Miami Fire fighters and Floridl Power and Light Company and their employee, Lloyd1.14htfoot, whose alertness and quick response to the needs of our firemen, prevented the loss of life. d. Personal appearance by Mr. George E. Howell of Harvey W. Seeds Post No. 29, of The American Legion to present to the City of Miami The American Legion Wall Rug. • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * R * 12 : 30 - 2 : 00 P.M. ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2:00 P.M. Lll. Presentation by the Tricultural Program Advisory Board of their progress and recommendations fur AtlitCime124: the coming ea ra bientondum of "= 2:30 P.M. 412. Presentation by Bruce Thompson. Chairman of the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. 4. 3:1S P.M. Discussion - Justice Dopartstent Conssstt D croe dated October 21. MS. iritia-m rats: Negpocab aem . C 1 TY toMM 1 S s l ON ME1"T 11�tt� NOVEMBER 24, 191 S PAGE Nt W BUS - RESot1JTtclN5/oRDtNANCES 14. ** Resolution authorizing the City Clerk to publish a Notice of Public Hearing for objections to the acceptante by the City Commission of the completed construction of LEJEU E GARDENS SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-531S C (centerline sewer) and SR-5315 S (sideline sewer) in LEJEUNE GARDENS SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5315 C (centerline sewer) and SR-5315 5 (sideline sewer). �. ► ** Centerline and sideline sanitary sewers in an area bounds (.` on the west by NW 47 Avenue, on the east by NW 42 Avenue, on the south by NW 4 Street, and on the north Tamiami Canal have been completed by Intercounty Construction Corporation. It is now in order for the City Commission to hold a public hearing for objections by persons inter- ested in or affected by this Improvement as to the acceptance of the completed work thereof. City Manager recommends 15. ** Resolution authorizing the City Clerk to publish a Notice of Public Hearing for objections to the acceptance by the City Commission of the completed construction of SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT - SECTION A - H-4362 (Rebuilding) in SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT - SECTION A - H-4362 (Rebuilding); and SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT - SECTION B - H-4365 (Re -macadamizing) in SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT - SECTION is - 16. t1A0 ts: MoteOtaudum of ** ** * * The construction of paving improvements in an area from S. W. 16 Street south to Coral Way and from S. W. 27th to S. W. 17 Avenue have been completed by Garcia Allen Construction Company. Inc. It is now in order for the City Commission to hold a public hearing for objections by persons interested in or affected by this Improvement as to the acceptance of the completed work thereof. City Manager recommends. Resolution accepting the completed work performed by STONE PAVING COMPANY at a total cost of $32.265.25 and authorising a final payment of $7,074.52 for the S. M. 1 STREET PAVING PROJECT - 1975 Stone Paving Company has completed street rebuilding, including asphaltic paving. sidevalk. curb and gutter. a covered ditch drainage system and landscaping on 9. 1 Street between S. W. 24th and 25th Avenue. This ar is in front of Miami Nish School. The construction ee= completed for 932.265.25, which vas within the contrac amount. and it was completed on time. it is now to or- for the Commission to accept the completed work and authorise final payment, alter an conditions are met. City Manager recommends. Ar ,4 fir,f z , • CITY COMMISSION METING NOVEMMBER 24, 1975 PACE 6 NiW BUSINESS RESOLUTIONSfOR tNANCES CONTINIIED 17. ** Resolution accepting the completed work performed by BISCAYNE CONSTRUCTION, INC. at a total cost of $162,243 and authorizing a final payment of $36,224.30 for the ORANGE: BOWL - STRUCTURAL REPAIRS (Phase 1) - 1975 1.* Biscayne Construction, Inc. has completed the project of reinforcing certain structural steel members, removing ace replacing 36 vomitories, certain concrete joists, conctet slab units and steel columns, and cleaning, sandblasting, and painting at the Orange Bowl Stadium. The project wal completed for $362,243.00, which was within the contract amount, and it was completed on time. It is now in order for the Commission to accept the completed work and authorize final payment, after all conditions are met. City Manager recommends. 18. ** Resolution accepting the completed work performed by P. . CONSTRUCTORS, INC. at a total cost of $20,040 and author zing a final payment of $2,904 for the ORANGE BOWL PLAY- GROUND - DEVELOPMENT - 1975 ** P. J. Constructors, Inc. has completed the pavement re- moval, asphaltic concrete resurfacing for new basketball courts, and fencing at the Orange Bowl Playground. The project was completed for $20,040 which was within the contract amount, and it was completed on time. it is nc in order for the Commission to accept the completed work and authorize final payment, after all conditions are me City Manager recommends. 19. ** Resolution accepting the Plat entitled FERN ISLE SOUTH FORK PARK, a subdivision in the City of Miami, and itt sos jo.,r_t3 • , accepting the dsd icat ions shown on said plat and author j;jrn.Y,;r,; •.;?' ofr"`', sing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the Plat. Isn•lNir• ** The Proposed Record Plat entitled Fern isle South For! Park is located between N. W. 11 Street, the East-West Expressway and the southerly bank of the South Fork of Mani River, and between M. W. 22 Avenue and the north extension of N. W, 24 Avenue. This property consists - two unplatted tracts and one platted tract baviaf a to area of 8.405 acres. It is presently Boned P-R. Plat Committee recommends. 19. • itttro?s L►". I.V.raorrind 71. 4 tetet bom 1!TPrttr t •2 11, ** t:t I'Y COMMISSION MEETING NOVE MBER 24, 1975 PACE 7 NEW�flUStNl:SS - RESOLUTIONS/ RD1NANCES CONTt_$Ut Resolution authorizing and directing the Ctty Manager to execute an Agreement, as requested by The Department of Transportation (D.O.T.), terminating that certain "UTILITY RELOCATION Ac;RFEMF:NT" with the D.O.T. dated .tune 1, 1971, relating to the subject improvement; and directing that the executed instrument be forwarded to the D.O.T. for further processing. City Resolution No. 42310, passed and adopted April 15, 1971, .authorized the City Manager to execute a "Utility Relocation Agreement" requested by the Florida Department of Transportation (D.O.T.), this being occasioned by the City's existing sanitary sewers lying in the path of the subject storm sewer system proposed by the D.O.T. The U.O.T. decided that this agreement should be terminated since the maintenance of sanitary sewers is now the function of the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Authority and, accordingly, forwarded to the City for execution and re- turn an Agreement that will release the City of Miami from the terms of the aforesaid agreement. It is now in order for the City Commission to authorize and direct the City Manager to execute said termination agreement and deliver the executed instrument to the D.O.T. City Manager recommends. * Resolution affirming the grant of "Conditional Use' as provided in Ordinance No. 6871, Article V, Section 1 (6) (j), to permit construction of building as per plans on file, said building being residential in appearance and character, to be used for Day Nursery, and First Grade only, on Lots 15, 16 and 17, ORANGE POUND SUB (3-34), located at 3060 Orange Street, Zoned R-2 subject to the following limitations and conditions; (1) Enrollment of no more than 50 students; (2) Provision for student bus transportation; (3) Right of Way Improvements to Orange Street in front of subject property to be completed at th- sole expense of the applicant and at no cost to thw City of Miami; (4) Restricting the hours of oper. ..►n from 7:30 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday (also providing that there shell be no night meetings); (5) Requiring a 6-foot masonry wall to insulate sound on sides and rear (said wall shall tie into the existing building on the rear of the property); (6) Providing $ parking spaces and reserving area for 2 future parking spaces; (7) Pro vidtng that preference for enrollment be given to City of Miami residents and that no less than SO% of the students enrolled shall be residents of the City of Miami; (8) Said Conditional Use to automatically terminate upon stab the use of said property for other than a MONTESSORI SCHOOL or the sale of sad property by the applicant, Research Associates Inc. ea wwwwwwwNwwww mmerwmwwwwwwwwwwNwwWW-NwwwNn-ArNNNN,_ Zoning Board meeting September 8 - Item 03 Zoning Board by 7/0 vote recommended Conditional Use TWENTY OBJECTIONS Appltcant - international Research Assoc. Planning Department recoomseied "Approval subject to conditions" City Camisoles an October 4. deferred to October 23, to enable members of the Commissios to road the trans- cript of the public hearing held October 9. On October 23. City Commission deterred this matter for finalisation of the resolutios to be presentee at a future meeting. CITY tSSION MI. INO 1 onmaa! 24, 197 S PAG8 e NEW usiNESS - I PiQLUt!ONS/+ORD1NAMC S CCNfI: liEil FE8 SCHLU1'LE It}'VI51OV 21. ** Ordinance amending ordinance Nn. 8I83, in order that City - Owned Electric Carts shall be rented for Four Dollars ($4.00), plus State and City Taxes for nine (9) holes • jlrtivihMet'ital rather than Three Dollars and Seventy Five Cents (33.75) , tv(;rmcnrcvieoi.n) nE ell4(1""41' plus taxes for nine (9) holes, throughout the year. Rather than a reduction of rates for the summer months, this Four Dollar ($4.00) rate will become effective January 1, 1976 and continue throughout the year. The existing rate for Golf Cars for eighteen (18) holes from May 1st through November 30th is Five Dollars and Fifty Cents ($S.50), plus taxes. This should be increased to conform with the winter rates of Seven Dollars and Fifty Gents (37.50), plus taxes, effective January 1, 1976. ,t. ititecarmoss City Manager recommends 22. ** Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8379 which sets rental fees for the use of the JAPANESE GARDEN. 23. City Manager recommends ** Ordinance amending Sections S, 6, 7 and 8 of Ordinance No. 614S, as amended by Ordinances NO.. 7123, 7802, 8109 and 8468, by repealing the fee schedule es contained therein and enacting a new fee schedule; repealln all Ordinances, Resolutions or parts of Ordinances in comfit lierevith; containing a severshtlity provision. sw..s..a• w W...W sss..�s -...M •_....w.._w+r _s ** Adjust Ordinance setting fee schedule for building pond to compensate for increased cost. City Manager recommends. a-. 1 24. • 25. 26. Attu itInitplondU3, ©t eact�t »nti. airrr r11 CITY COMMISSION M) IT NC NOVFXSER 24, 1975 PACE 9 NEW t;US1MESS �- ttfSocXTIONS OJIDINANCES C©NTtNtJCD FEE SCItEnUt.E KEVISIU;i *A Ordinance amending Section 62-26 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, by deleting in its entirety Paragraphs (a), (u•), (f) and (g) of Section 62-26 entitled "FEES FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CHANGE OR MODIFICATION OF CtA4SIFICATION OR REGULATION AFFECTING PROPERTY" and substituting in lieu thereof new paragraphs (a), (c), (I) nnd (g); repealing all Ordinances, Code Sections or parts thereof in conflict, insofar as they are in conflict; and containing a severability provision. ** City Manager recommends Resolution ratifying the action taken by the City Manager of the City of Miami to enter into an Agreement with the Manpower Planning Council of Dade and Monroe Counties, pursuant to City of Miami Resolution No. 74-111, for the purpose of receiving funds to operate a City of Miami temporary public service jobs program beginning on July 15, 1975. City Manager recommends ** Resolution authorizing the City Manager of the City of Miami to enter into an Agreement with Metropolitan Dade County, through the Manpower Planning Council of Dade and Monroe Counties to implement a Miami Career Development Program, and further to enter into contract to implement said program subject to ratification by the Ciry Cntnmiss and further authorizing the City Manager to ttatude prog= participants on the payroll while the agreement is final zed and submitted for approval. City Manager recommends. -r_ 27. ** Resolution amending Section 2 of Resolution No. 42762. passed and adopted on September 9. 1971 to provide for the Appointment of Alternate Members to the Urban Development Review board of the City of Miami ** Resolution tun authorising the issuance of a peewit to St. Michaels The Archangel Church for amusement rides at 2987 Wet Flagler Street ee Novagber 27th through 30th, 1975, subject to certain teems and conditions • CITY COMMISSION MEET1Nt NOVEMBER 24, 1975 PACE 10 BUST R!aSOUTttft4S/0RD1NANCES 29. ** Ordinance amendment pertaining to Alcoholic Beverages Section 39 of the Code - Orange Bowl. City Manager recommends. 10. a. ** Resolution appointing two members to the City of Miami Planning Advisory Board b. ** Resolution appointing two members to the City of Miami Zoning Board. 31.a. CITY cOMMtSS?ON MEETtNt NOVEMtl1 R 244 1975 PAGE 11 NEW 11USIN1:NS - R SOLUT#O4S/QJD1NANCES CONTINUED GRANT APPLICAT1ON8 ** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manager in the submission of a grant application to The National Endowment for the Arts for MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE SHOWINGS and authorizing the City Manager to accept the grant and execute the necessary contracts and agreements to implement the program upon receipt of the grant. City Manager recommends. b. ** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manager in the submission of a grant application to The National Endowment for the Arts for a DANCE PROGRAM and authorising the City Manager to accept the grant and execute the necessary contracts and agreements to implement the program upon receipt of the grant. c. City Manager recommends. ** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manage in the submission of a grant application to The National Endowment for the Arts for a THEATRE FESTIVAL -LITTLE HAVANA 1976-77 and authorising the City Manager to accept the grant and execute the necessary contracts and agree- ments to implement the program upon receipt of the grant; City Manager recommends. d. ** Resolution confirming the action taken by the City NAPA= to the submission of a grant application to The *atione! Endowment for the Arts for CNAMlER MUSIC CONCERTS and `l s� %0 75- authoriatag the City Manager to accept the grant and execute the necessary contracts and agreements to impie meat the program upon receipt of the grant. City Manager recommends. 32. 14011INItas6211 4t•tr s* CITY COMM I S S t flN MEETING NOVEMBER 24, 1975 PACE 12 AWARD,off DS Resolution awarding the bid of IRPCO PAVtNO CO., tNC. in the amount of $26,471; for the construction of DRAINAGE PROJECT A-5; allocating the amount of $28,471 from the account entitled "Storm 5ew.zr llflnd Funds" to cover the amount of the contract; allocating from said account the amount of $2,647 to cover the cost of project expense; allocating from said account the amount of S57O to cover the cost of such items as advertising, testing laboratories, postage, etc.; and authorising the City Manager to execute a contract with said firm. City Manager recommends. 33. *s Resolutions awarding the bids received November 7, 1975 -r .,. for UNDER EXPRESSWAY PARKING - ADJACENT TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS . Funds are available from the account entitled "Police Headquarters and Crime Prevention Facilities Bond Fund". 34. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS 35. RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY COMM TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1975. 36. CITY MANACER REPORTS CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS CITY COMMESSfON MEET flx1 NOt' I EM I3 II( 24, 1975 REsoLUTIo SS CoNrrynirli l>R!,Vt0u5 71w10:.3s (G' ) .e0+'-'9 (.; )1ADZION15.-105.9 OTHER RESOZ,UTIONS s A RESOLUTION AUTttOR L • .LNG THE EXPENDITURE 02 $6, 000 TO HELP DEFRAY T:IL TRAVEL EXPE.:SE OF MLM 3ERS or 'run CITY COMMISS1O v AIGI`.C'ii.itio- To L'.13i 1' CARACAS, V.E'ZEZPLL:A ,%%I) i3OGO'I'%.,COLOMU:Ii't, A RESOLUTION CHANGING G THC DATES S OF TIHE REGULAR CITY CO:1MISStON MEETINGS IN DECEMB ER, 1')75 FROM 1ECCM13L•'R 11TII AND 25TIH TO DLCEMBLR 1ST AND 19TH, 1975, (RESPECTIVELY. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DIRECTOR OF FINNNCL' TO PAY TO GISELE FASIIIK THE SUP.t OF $4, 150 1 N FULL AND COMPLETE SETTLEMENT OF HER CLAIM AGAINST TIIE CITY OF MIAMI FILED ON JANUARY 25, 1973 FOft DAMAGES DUE TO THE CITY'S D1MOLIT1ON OF HER PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1454 N. W. 62ND STREET, IN THE CITY OF MIAMI, WITJIOUr THE ADMISSION OF LIABILITY. A RL.SOLUi'IO\ ACCEPTING THE AUDIT OF THE VOTES CAST IN THE 87 VOTING PRECINCTS IN TIIE 1975 PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON NOVEMBLR 4, 1975 IN TIIE CITY OF MIAMI: AND INSTRUCTING AND DIRECT- ING THE CITY cLuta TO FORWARD A COPY OF THE AUDIT TO THE SUPERVISOR or I L;:CTIONS or METRO DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA 0 1 A RESOLUTION AUPI!OR/GING THE CITY MANAGER TO PURCIiASE BY NEGOTIATION IN LIEU OF CONDEMNA-• ff8/'TON PARCEL NO. 1537.2 OF THE CITY OP' MIAMI, LOT 32 OP WHITE'S LEMON CITY EATON PARK AS DESCRIBED HEREIN FOR THE SUM OF $35, 000; AND ALLOCATING $35,000 PROM TUE PARKS FOR PEOPLE BOND FUND TO COVER THE COST AND OTHER MISC EXPENSES PEw nNr tJ'P TO TILE ACQUISITION OF i'EL SIMPLE TITLE TO THIS PROPERTY.. © I' ''dCr1 ; I A:J ORM A'»CE Itt;!'FX.tNc, OKOLIJANCE NO. L:49I '1 *LC . . it AUOIV U :i W I::Ituit ON iti >��1;iWi3El"t (, 1.975 UMW N i AN I!CIt4A'' 4 IN PENSION BENEFITS, 11'C, (SnL �% ,I AT'i'ACtiEI) ORDINANCE 10IR COMPLETE TITLE