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CITY OF MIA COMMISSION MINUTES DEC 1 675 0F IeVriN Han 011 BARED SY INC OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CITY HALL H. D. SOUTHERN CITY CLERK RALPH 6. MGM ASSISTANT CITY CLERK ISLA PIIIILITES OF fEGLILAR MEETING CITY CONPIISSIMI OF AIM!. FLORIDA 1 ITEM NO. SISJECT : : • ' '.'i .!d./ IA OROIPIAKI ON Ot1OUITION • 4 -1' m,ad • -1 PAGE NO, 4 2 4 -44 4 01,-4 44 44 4 • ITEM NO CT 1111E1 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING CITY ISS1 O 1MI. FLORIDA to NO. • "4:1;•!. • . •• "ts: ''‘.ti • : • • " !: : : A • 1 : • 1.!•c. : 1 : • : bY ATT 1,!:t N !.:: :NI; 1 • !'.: "Irr:! : ; .• T • T. A. 1 , :.A, i :4.. • " A!" • 4 ' 'I 7r-1.11 • 4 -7,-11 I 1 41, 44 •St, 37 •4 4 '7= r,9 • CI I ,1 LUF: LOA 4********* r4E, 1'7 L;Ar' Jr" f:TY ftsr mut A:. PLACE. IN THE. (It 7(:!! PAN rAMi-f,:' AN tof:dEA IN REGULAR L_OCK y;ci. L, MEMBERS THE ErY- T.TIMISSIONER (RE+i.) 1“EODORE YIITE 1,4:, TANAaLR P. L.POJC;4, ASIIIANT ;ITV '.'.ANAGER ..!OHN ATIORNEX nAH G. :NC,IE, A7-,IYrANT CITY LLERK ;'AN, AA'S LELIVEP.EI71.V.PEND ._)It.ISON WHO THEN LED T"10:r. ;f,SENT IN A cs! :D5' DE LGIi.NCE TO THE FLAG, TO NAIVE THf RADINCi Of 7,-E NiriU"NS WAS INTRODUCED jNANIMOOSLI, ALSO rE,r(::•1: nrr 1 • 1975 1, 4tAT.L V!!L:11F4' 7 '‘,,10TH 11.14 STREETS • a, • VIE :•;,' TH1 ZoN- • • . • • - " :!” •. • • ••• 7 .,•;* L iTUr.41 Etc', •' "}••. ' k11-•.:*Fomig,) TO t.'; A4. TUF. ECE:3- "%;,•:: 7.- , MA:1 ;VR? OF THE ' ;••• : "‘t,-("•LIT-. PIN TN •Fr = ruf • ' ; • AN:. m•NTAINING ' • "••:' '7- - I r- 3 . : • 2 • ' -1;••• • • ": 1'.75, 10,as • .• :; • r • •• ;;•r- the ; -it le and •• • "7•14r DT's T..); :I.' .P.DINANCE ; •••, ,t•';.-2/10"; r' .sr-117: Z.. i,; td and rvitl•it...; • " ;" +'-rtertr;sir.,n • • • : ; 1 DEC 1 -1975 DEC I OM plpst", - ToMPWAT1©N mratrti 1 pC11MPA♦ .* • 61.941,41eT, APh ►Nn 0400,00a nt omit + 4....4 t.,• ♦M.,t• •,*.wnw•M1Nt1N "mill you plower& 1 think yes hoer five mindtes. ! would rre+dge!.t .inro there are at>ise (x" Spin to the airlience who elbtild like to st.r thi^. that ynu horn it. Mr. barirl 1.141et: or,o4 Tr,tnhiq, my name ir; I..Voi 1 Iut•nm r ,iu1 toe with the tire' rd o •Ili Gmith and At+rnr•iates, Cor•tl ria'hles, 1'iort l,t. Mr. PluReert Pot the tecotd... Mr. D. Pluiellert i'ltallmer. Mr. P1u111neri You're not related in any way rrhapr+ or form? Mr. D. P1tti11ett An far as I know that's correct. We've been hired by the Florida Depattmetit of transportation to study the Venetian Causeway. Venetian Causeway White are shoot to the PRhibit eRtendinq from Biscayne boulevard on the west over to Alton Need on the east. Dade County presently Meintaihe the Venetian Causeway and it is clot* to the point where it is shout to fall into the bay and the maintenance colt of the ntrueturls are extremely high. Dade County wishes the Florida Department of Trans• portatton to take over the Venetian Causeway and Make it part of the State loadsystre. However, the Morels Departient of Transportation is not willing to accept Venetian Causeway until it is in condition that maintenance costs will be reasonable. ilo with Dade County funding and with the Plortda Department of Transportation Admtnistratton we are determining what type of desigtt and what type of cost.n are necessary to improve the Venetian Causeway. included in this will be a public involvement prograte in Which petiole Who live in both the City of Miami and the City of Miami beach along Venetian Causeway will be stet with so that the various designs earl be discussed with them. This will be prior to any public hearings. These tleetthgs will take place In Pebruary and March of 19i6. And we feed prior to beginning the study and prior to beginning the public involvement programs that we'd like the City of Miami C1 Mission to be aware that the program is going on and we'll keep you informed throughout the program of what decisions are being made regarding the causeway. Thank you. Mr. Plummer: My questions front the commission? When do you plan on starting public hearings? Mr. D. PlemMere Public meetings. public involvement meetings will begin in February or March of 197o. Mr. Plume?: You haven't sat a date? Mr. U. 1 1 uMMer t No, we have not. Me'v.• last begun the study and before we got too involved it. it w. wanted to make sure you knew what wa:: going on. Mr. Plummer: Well. I might suggest because take it from the experience of this commis - :;ion the closer you can hold those meetings to the place of residence of the people that you're trying to let input from the better off you're going to be and the better involve- ment you're going to have. so I would suggest, Mr. Manager. even though it is not a city project can we stake sure through this commission even to the extent of the price of an ad that you would place an ad in the paper for there advertising the title and the date of this public hearing because it involves city of Miami people, that if you would forward this inforsetion to the Manager he would take it upon Massif to place an ad in the local newspapers for edification of those people involved. Mr. A. Plummer: Yes, sir, we certainly will do that. Rev. Gibson: The ad is fine. let tie ask the other thing. If each property owner were notified would it oast us any less or cost us about the same? Mr. Pieper: If you involve just city people it would probably cost us less. Rev. atbson: What I'm saying is I'm thinking about each property owner in the city will receive a letter saying that this meeting is being held then we know that if we didn't read the newspaper that's one thing but I think we have an obltgattoe to see to it that each property owner is notified and then it is tp to him to be there. Mt, Andrews; If we attempted to notify each property owner which ovoid be accomplisihed that would be very expensive and far outweigh the cost os an al that we could put in the paper. It would be better to run share than ,hne ad in the paper than do tie other but that's up to the City Commission. 2 DEC 1.197S part of our • .1- atW Will • , ' :7, 1'. V • C;-4AfGr. 3. c.LAce;T, ••. • thi 1;4 1 • I. ;11:1 ,u.:;* stale. ' .r1 : • • ; 't. t t t• . whi . it ItaVo bro.n 4.44, r., i 4, 4' • t 1 • *...'vne! tan isles r, • which tl i ; • • : • . • • ht I. tn.-it:I,. pt-0V. • monthS • r. , ti ; • 1i and t he : • ' :, • .1 : i till unt the,tivy. The t. • r tr r• tr'utihrritr. -•; '1,1t . • • . • • •Ii'. 1: '1,e wr n 1ptt//h tr) take. : • . 1-Vd t ren•nt.ic,ws 1.rojeet ."tr: 2they 1:: : t II; .11: • • h.v., this • ‘unty has • .t I.,' • • ; .• ' r l• •, t are fin., institutions • . t •• .hi•! ; I : "Irl #11, Ili iftil woman's . • • : • .• • "1••• ii,rolar.1.,irt • ansthet ice I , • '. • ,••• • r • r-st I and charelinta • :• • .` •i. ttyr to ruin the t • • ; itt 1.. 111 1)5,10 • 1,4.,i r- • if t. ' , 10,) `ii A:1,3 are ievotei t• ' • • ' . • • ...• , • ,.: that this is • •.' r int-, by tht- state. • • • • 5-,••••• you what was r ut • fn.: ,ur,t t ake over t • a •:: /1k. IA --4,3(....t.:-„at thit i something • ' • 1.e ';otir/t iin Islands. •". ; .•.• f r 'I, A.r. Have fun. Thank you. DEC 1- 1975 ".7VEC n"P" 17Th4 AVENUE !: .; ;•• !,.17,!•1: , r". •-i:ATNr; THE ZON- :. : ! • •'• ' , . - • :;;I!". • ; .iU •V:L, ROM -•; •ti 't ; Z : r•-• P(: AL) : ; : , :•"1" '1;.• 7 ANY C:HAMI1ES; IN THE. ZONING . : , ' "7"i . )•RDINAticE, ts1-.7 . 6871, BY : r; 7.• ":.". • I SECT- 2 THEREOF; , •111,1 !ARTS THEREOF • :7; k:." : *••• N • -1 ; • , r• ,• ,ymber 1.97swas • • ,• 1 : a !..4. SL il,t, 1 a2 .11.1 • s,01 t_in. •• '1 •• • n• I jf'.raissiorosr Plunant.r., the r it r. • .. : t r,,t: • •ti t rt,r1 t.g •,, t it le and • •. _I by to: I iwi nq v ,te • 1."1 iso I • trit 7.. , '11%.0" I " . ry • 4b1 a re i and V.11 ir • W. • j`:1: 1 if• • .1, .1. re t t; f .11,4 c- ity :3 DEC 1 -1975 hPPROPRIAtE vAinmo • CULTURAL FRPAFI nil PR t'RAM" AN OW,INANcL rNTtTLE0 AN ORhtNANCt M4ENbINu 117'0-lv API 8464 Pr AttlwAltIATThri J,nnnirlo ! tAPL'Nh1TuNts FOR CtILTt1NAL 1 !T'ANS' To tit: RLCElVED Imam DE SI71T'E n, ritMt ttNG TM CITY MANActEtt Te IN: oPPtCtALS TO IMPUDENT THIS PPci ANCES, cot% S®tCTi01fS OR PARTS TM ADM AN tPPECTtVE DATE:. ttn1'k1ATir1N:, rr}G:3NANrt: Nn. nP ADDITIoNAt. PtVI:M1tk!; AND IN PRrAIRAM, SAID HI:VI:NIIt:S Pt/RtDA: AUTHORIZtNC, AND MT', THE PROPtR CITY AN; ',MALMO ALL OADiN- RfiOf' IN CONFLICT. AND PRn- Passed on its first reading by title ..t the Meeting of NeveMber 6, 1975, was taken up for its second and final reading by title and adoption. On Metier!) of CoMlitisslonet PluMMcr, secondeo by CttlMI:issionet rlordon, the ordinance was thereupon given its second a:d final reading by title and passed and adopted by the following votet AYF:St CoMMissioner Manolo Reboso CotMtliselonn_t Rose Gordon comMissioner (Rev.) Theodor. abson Vice Mayor 3. 1.. Pluweer, .1r. Mayor Maurice A. Ferro NUESt None THE ORDINANCE` WAs UEs1GNATED ORDINANCE No. 441t . The City Attorney read the ordinance into the public re+•r.td and announced that copies were available to the bonnets of the city Ce Lsaion and to the aublic. arc i -1975 LA CIVIL SERVICE RULE CHANGER RULE l/: SECT1n:1 ' DELETING CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS AN ORDINANCE UNTITLED - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE: NO. 6945, THE CIVIL SERVICE: RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI. BY AMENDING RULE V. SECTION I. RY DELETING THE CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMEN'1'i REPEAL- ING ALL c!RDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT. CONTAININr, A sPVERAAILITY PROVISION: AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECT- IVE DATE. Passed un its first reading by tithe at the meeting .f NoveMber 6. 1975, was tak•'n up for its :a.•cond and final reading by title and adoption. On moticn of Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Cotplaissioner (littson, the ordinance was thereupon given its second and final reading by title and passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: C..tani ssiuner Manolo Re use Coseds,sioner Rose Gordon Cuimnissioner (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plunmer, Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Ferro NOES: None !NE mgroocc WAS D rIa61ATED ORDINANCE No. 8498. The City Attorney read the ordinance into the public record and announced that copies were available to the menbers of the City Ccanisston and to the public. 4 DEC 1-1975 OIC S .1v L L''VJ two CHANof-r; 1,PA_ETING stiAsEct qN F Or NIA XV! !014 cU-13FPW04 AN,) DrmOtInN a • ..V; ; !,,AN 'I ; '. • i 4,. to.v1 T! !• , , " : ' AN. t ; • ' ".' : . ',!. ' • ' ' " ! !: •'" !-' ; ptr.rritt : 1,1 ! , . : •. 14.• " : '."1 : I ,; AT! . .• • HI • • ix, . • .1 . : • 1:41 tr 1•• • rt-,, 1....,••• • 1 •••• . • , • ! - ••• rdina• • • :. • , • ••• • • , .' • i. • as.;r,i1 I •1•; • !. •• ••*.*E-1: ‘,1 • r : • ' . ..,• • • :. 71,..;•,1 • I; • , • 'Ir.. • ' : '1:•11"1" r • ' • ' '• H., • . • • , I ' • .".• • .• •.. • • .. i • • . } • r4.441.4r.. to• 11'y "%atimi • • • ••• . z • ,. WAS 'AC 1* litb T1P,C)P - 2.(71111',IG PRriBLEM CONCERNING rirEAKIT:, fls rrnUND CONeiqUCTinN nr 1;F'41'1AL :1'01",r)F "P1117A "ENFTIA" , • •r,• i.y 1,, ,-,..tomuting to ,pali • t. • • /..: .trim,:ht• l' r1r t i fermmot devel•i•-• r • . • •, ,r•; i' is tw, yearn th•it • • • • • • • ' t.1 ••. setts 1 ly WAS W41 J t - ; •w • ht ! 1 t +• • ' / 4' thl•w.. thuqht t. 4' 4 '1 ..t • I! '4' i4,111 'Ina w,r, s•heniule,1 : •,,, : ; •i. ,• • " • ••,. •:, • , t •:... w1.' t•tikire; abr;Lit . •• i • I '-1 4;4' h IV. tlYOM.11.1...t•ed by Omni r. •• • ' 1.•.• . • ,• 1 ... • t ,ff !• r414i s It. logistically • :•— • r • • • ! . • ivi• ..• •:. T114,13, we ..t.eleayor • -•- • • t •0.: 11 ' " • 11•11 't 1!• • ;•h . •.' 414 Rarittli'r And csstlinence •,• 1. .4. Nots' • !I I i to' i I yin..; twe.in the first parcel. • • ;.. • .,.1, 1:•• : • 1•: ,• an! rh•- Miami Fier ald building zoned -;. : . • • • • : 111i, ; . was *istewiso 1 refer to. We ate •••.;.•• 1- . ; ..• 1, •,•- ir; the ....rng t. e• C-3 zoning. At this time e.; i••:•,. r'' • '4 WI "11 thi Most important proi- • • •• •, f I mrtnn•.t r:sidet.tr. into the downtown areas. • '1; 4t4r 1 it I • 211 . • 7 1 .0 with 11 hi Mty.42. r :.• • • t •r,/: tr.d lat. Her.. is whit this is all atr!.ut • ,,// /I; ; /1•/,•• r! it ; ;1.11j .1 '4 • hi :.',!.111".4 t t, • •: .444 404 h11"t* • il". • • et.,1.•rstana that. Now let • • • 11 • ••••..l• * 41 : i 1. . . t, / war,/ yo'.1 to listIY1 because r mi•• ..1 • .1.••• 1T 1 W 1' • It • ' r• • ri.• if ! mistake. What you told • ••• • • : l• ; : I . 1 1.-2nnint by the Planning Depart - -•• • : • ••• • •iLit •.• .; •! tr 5 DEC 1 -1975 r x;•.�.nw.► Mt. Mello: That is correct, your honor. Mayot Fire: 1'hi:; has gntu' th'"el, the 1,►•, ,•,',, inn northing Department has recroMMen d this? Mr. H0L1o: Woo It d►d not In through the department, :t w'•nf through the various naps... Mayot lore: I can't follow your whisp+.ring :.o you -Atte up and you tell us it you want to Si! something. Mt. Iloilo: It has not yet gone to the department, the processional stririt was brought in front of the Planning board, it has gone through .approximately R public hearing.. It has gone through roughly about 1H workshop Meetings and t.tm recomMendat. Inn Of this ales and it is under new plats already, is thiszoning. Mayor Ferret by the Planning board. Mr. Rollo: Yes. Mayet Ferret Selma, what in the problem: Mrs. aelMai Alexander: I don't understand what the problem is really. Mayor Ferret Let me explain to you what he is trying to achieve. Mrs. Alexander: lie wants to get the zoning immediately. Mayor Ferree ire wants to start '.onstruction in January. Mrs. Alexandets Yes, and there is going to be a Planning Anard meeting tnmarrnw night Which is a public hearing and a regular meeting at Hayfront Park Auditorium whi.-h it going to deal with all of this total area. Now-x:e of the problems is when you're involved in master planning soflvtiMes things get delayed. Mayor Ferret Like two years. Mrs. Alexander: No, well we haven't been involved with t!,is for two years really. We've only been in eitistence not even two years. nut what we do need to recognise and the consultants brought this up is a term called incremental planning which tueans that you don't wait for a total plan to start implementing and certainly somewhere along the line we can go through due process and make some recommendations is all I would like to say. 1 believe in that. Mayor Ferret Srlba, I ran into Mr. Holln the other day and I said, Ted, you've been telling me now for three years that you were going to start witha project and you haven't gotten started, He said, well it has been very very compli'ate.i and we have all kinds of problems and I can't start because Omni needs my land. Het he said there might be a possibility where I can start a smaller project next to it. I think I've got the financ- ing all worked out. I said fine, when can you get started. He said, well 1: can't get started until we go through the procesn of toning. S:o I said, then what is holding you back? He said, well we've q.1 to go through planning. 1 said. well we can't stop due process but I think them: is a vehicle where we can accelerate the whole thing and nay all right, take this out of order. Look. this construction industry 'fight now is 65% off. There are today in Dade County over 14,000 people out of work in the construction industry. I know because it affects the and my company and I know whit people ate suffer- ing. You know one job more or less isn't going to make that much of a difference with the companies but for the people that need the work it is a desperate thing and anything that we can do to expedite to get people working if it is reasonable. I'm not saying that we should waive or do anything extraordinary but what I am saying is if it is going to be planned or zoned. if it is good zoning. if it is good planning let's see how we can cut the red rape so we can... Now if he is going to be turned down turn him down quickly but it he's not going to get turned down let's move it quickly so that the man can 40 What he says he can do which is start construction in January. Mrs. Gordon: What are you wanting to put up on that. cttmneercial or apartments or what? Mr. Hollis: Approaimetely 90m of it is residential and ostensibly the ground area. the pedestal area has some co nercial stores on the waterfront. Mrs. Gordon: That answers the question. secondly. what is the Master Plan say for that.... Nos. & esas+des t At the Moment it's like ►+ a 3O in the morning and I dent have anything in front of me and I can't tell you block by block. DEC 1.1 fl I Mr :, „„r tor' : `?t. Acton, you're F...r, Poet: the Master plan erect the kind Of ton - Ina ahanle that We're tieing a::k,•d t., further and implement? Do ytu tr•QCa11? • Mr. A;'t'u,: Th, Mister Man will make re omm' ndat i =ns as t, l ono use changes but at. •h1 a 1,c•it• 1:, imr wi11 not rvirc•2 ar,:• • '.trni-rtd,'1"::r, .1•a tr ?1•ce tfir toning changes. Mr . (lotf>i: No, but I'it ta1►.tr.q Abe land ow. M! . Art Yes, i t' 1 1 make rt =aflr''t, !'tt:.. :o•'La�:r '_'k, d,es It corit. t:'. with 'hit !1{;re .... .,.,. Mryor Fetre: Mr. A•ton, this. 1 • '?r. H:II•r.. Mt. rf Ile wafts to put u1' an apartMent h ure where th'r rambler 1u..atr'w 13 next t, .enr' i in Causeway. The guestioh is how -in we h•'l l hiri expedite this ArA,vided it t : legal and fu1 1ows.. . Mi.,. clew' A%d it falls 1:, the Martel 1 , : +rt.. Mt. A:a•.nt: WAII, 1 would rep ommen.i that ;..;! :•:t•,r tt ha•k t." the Planning AdVisOry I1;_alri +•:- rt e.itvlendsti"n t_< •4i,: ;tlrtli;':1 it: r,l.n,.'i:r. wttt. the studies that We have under way. T; 1: iS ,'-art. of ! hr ,iawnt ,wn .:,•r,rr! , : !.i ly ar,.•a. Mayor r'ertt ; .. :at':; tin' u1 i that • xa •' 1." what 1 : lid him hat I want It: to .ro@e up tomorrow, :wt ''.L•ruary tr Mar-h. That's wi.tt I'm ',liking .shout. Mr. . , answer your e.ja,iit i•>I:, Mt 1 .n -,at's what it is reCttt:b[[ended for. Mra-. Alexat.ler: Mr. M.i ;,r, I iun't ki,•'w the ,.gtltti'>:; but I would say this, we are holding a public hearing tomorrow night. trial .i,ldre •sr•<; itself to just this area dovintowh and 1'Irick.'li, the whole central innei cr,u• h+'art. area of the City of Miattti. It in going to be in l ayf rah' I'ark. It'.. heen notified, everybody w1;n is involved should have been notified, :his is a 1•ab1i.- hearing and if it d'-,d were ,•:.ricerhed with getting things 'clil: ; In this city ar.d we thie P1ar;t•:ir.q i;.,ard as well an the department are just as ,ncetr.. : 1s you ate riot regatdles5 cf •i,,r;rt f:lanti tny. s An I cat; say is thete is no t•.as ti why tllia ..ot.'t be fe'd in tomorrow t:17f1t. I velir•Ve in implementing as We go. Mayan I'•rrv! :'elrtia, 9;; wa't• ::tyiml 1•„ arul 1 want to, make• nure the record reflects '111s, want 2.-: mile ,t,.i .•:.ytftii,q tl:rouI:i. i want it to be Legal. I want it :t it r:: ;t'od ' song line, it :' .' i;ati roning turn it down. All I want t , lo i' ...._•,_a of mikln.[ it a throe mon'h rime table if we can make it a one month time • rui_ - this mo:, say: q, t the t t:.u•- in-1 t.• start -''oust ruction in January and • • rig.?i,w.: :;r. 'Maas r:.: m•'mb,'i., -,f the c•rruni .;1 :a, it 1 ..:.actsland the schedule ▪ ;rr._ • . t Mr. , .,_.:: L... here. 11 .:: I ai le; .tt. r ;tmorrow'', hearing that this m ,' _ .:: 1 .ta..: u1 1.' '' :r r gin•: ti. _t: l 'rt t ` • • . '; t i., those minutes _ could be p .1 ..0 :mc .i «,:. - •!: .3s• r ;)item... .. ti...,' minaes ,.1r.ti we'd place i•••.r a::: .ifv"r-tt!:e. t. .,r' ., ... .. h lath and i!. ,:1•1 h._ !ir•ard Yuen en the 1'tth of ,1. .. •:. W r.a:t,•.l. i wed a mutton to that ,; f ',are • 1•'r t.• •.se ''r W.u.t . take things out of r •11. . 1, .1 ;f .. u'm. t .,, t. :11!' .n es:,xris, fur then discussion 'hat to 1:._!.I a.'. .,,•. •tdtnt!.1 ..,• i ::• •.. i f.• , AL! ,1 d with, in any v :y . •m1.lcmi 1: 1 wi : ,rrt r . ',r1 i 1,i•,1:.'t 1 r; ,1r zotr111g Anil I: a thing I%rocedure. to try tx1• l:t. 1:-iai.i.i, ; alb: All ri,1'.t. f of 10411., Int.. ton Waii t:.t t ,iu. •:J by • ,,aril lee ..et Fl:.I,mrr, who •h0T1324 :4rY:'IOr 7 111f• 11 ru'tt7.i .4J:•;ION Fu:: I'ilh lf.ii14NINi: i"e' E+';AkG .,... .. `t,:12:' 'ie i•: P ::' ? 1 7 F ^':F T!t4" Fi'Slb ::;'.1.? l:::'t.1, •;':ti.Nr or "PLAZA VrNFTIA" ro IF. 'i t-A :'.' •':INi; i i•:.c"i'1 �ES. ;�,.• >•t.1 se.:.0!.itr•1 b', rmmi0..i .t.,r orh:. ,. t:; mIti:An was print) and adopted by t Ui1a:.1rr'.2. DEC t 75 FEDERAL tEvENUE SNARINr, FUND t,'�1.1'Jtti AL1.MCATTn?I OF Ft1NDR ANTI RE�J 1�D1NA OF ALL ACtT+Th TAKEN Fnfl[) oN-render, rPnr,RAMS TERPORARILY Mivet Vette. All ♦inn} 1=t.if a..; ..,t neetlem..ene beeeeen cv ► ee. t eefe• we've done an awful 10t of talking and an awfully let .,f thinking ran this and out ptobe lee ie as usual we ate $lt.n,oeo there. Nee wh watt e. t.tlk fitat? Mr, PloMlet: Mt. Mayor, ter the re •nerd 1 rant it t„ he krutwe that 1 have talked to bt. Aheppar-i in referen•e to the 1'essibi i t., of the e h•,n1 hr•ar'd pick i hq up a program... Ok, t'm just saying for the record, that this . orm^r.,.i-.n has now cattier) for I think three years. once? again let me state t think it 1 r very fine firngraM and that's the Scheel Resources officer Prograh. Out my lets•.nal 01 mien i : that this is a respoesibil- ity acid has been my position, of the s:hee1 hr+ard. It in eh additinhel $2.00,OOn which Dana rrrxbt+ trout R••vehue Shatinl and Dr. Shr•1 marl hie been kind enough to say that. if 1 Mould write hie a letter that they would e. ntsi•lr•r trying t.i pick up the remaining port- ion of thin prograre f think that It has + , 1' e.et'd for the record it nothing more that at this present time that this City ca mmi•seien it. picking up programfi within the schotsl aystelh of a463,0r)n. Nnw that withir it•elt toile me something if nothing else. That's $200,000 for the After : ehnni Prerir. m, ':.'ne,eten for the srhnol Resource blfiente and $63,000 for CeeMunity $che•'I :. I'm tee ?lying, and i leer? let me shake the record clear. that I ptrtpose the abolishment nt of t::,esr programs I just think the fiflani ial respOriaLbility is that of the school board and 1 have always contended that. So Dr. Sheppard, 1 will write you a Letter thin a'terno,,e shout the School Resource Officer . Prograth. Mr. Andrews informs me there is ,n additier:al S40,000 in the budget beyond the $463,000 which makes it last, above a h.lf a million & lfart that the City of Weed is putting into echonl board programs. :.n 1 think what I'm really saying is that doctor 1 know your time is tnegh, net time. tiro tough but I think we've got to collie to the point of where we assume our own respnes;ibilities. So I will write you that letter this afternoon with the hopes that the sch,•ol Hoard can pick up the cost of the School Resource Officer Program in its entirety. I would fully say to you that I wnuld expect the Manager to make available the polir•eme! as tht•y are new tit I think the cast of that. has to be pieked up so i leave it at 'hat last for the record. What we're asking is that originally this City rnmmis,inn le k."! up ,4fre,0ne el that program, the total :oat or almost the total reset. A year oq. we went down and yea .ill were able to find half of it and what we're asking you now i tom, pi'•k tie the outer half of the program because the direct benefit is to the schools, of •:nurse, the t:ubsequent benefit is to the coMMunity but here again you have a ee•urity force within the s:hoc,l system which costs you an awful lot of money. It's a r•spon ibility of the school system. It is My feeling also that the School keeource c ficr•r Program is the responsibility of the school. ea 1 Lave that for the te•ori. Mayor Ferret Mr. Fair, I wonhi if you'i nm.• ferwarl a little hit and tell ue about •lie Urban Lew/4u Latin ^tr' •,t A-i•.fimy, 1'•i like to know a 1 i, t Ja hit more about that. I•, that fur Latins: eel whet, e it Ten.; ' tuncti .n .and whit -Little does it do? Mr. T. Willerl Fair: T. Willed Pair, ex. er'rater Miami. Mt. Mayer i:a "i' , Commie! etreet an 1 C.W. Jr.l A•. •t:. ir, .t, xten•:i'ar We have tire hrugrams on, lures• 1 ir: th n• atop outs iu th•. r.otthwe:;t !•ttd.•i .':ties; at and Rth .:tr. t, . Thn A': uue ina drop nut:: in the Little Havana area. Tht• Avenue and Rth ::treat as 1 rt.s ,; r •-,t a • r Dade County funded l y the L»•i ar'm••nt et F.• integration as it relates to dr•i outs en That study revealed that approximately 25, our formalized educational f=recess and the ate and apart from the Hoard t,f Public Int sure that those individuals with the .au::e language harriers could no' atl"Ust to the prograa to do 1ur,t that. .' i 't •iir'. •'t.t "f the l'rba,i League of tenets, the Stre.•r Academy located on S.W. Atli ,,f the crban L••aqu. ' . Street Academy Prograe. rthweet eeetinn that Attempts to serve the ea tea the other one located at S.W. 2nd Avenue eth :;treat academy is designei to serve those ..t root A.•a•iemy area eeN intn being on S.W. 2nd ly aerie by etayhess? and Toledo. C.P.A.'s of aeatien H.E.W. to determine the extent of Latins in the Dade County Public School System. )r)r• Latin kids had failed to make it through t there was a nevi for some institution separ- truction tc adjust itself to trying to make of ruttur.il aifferences and because of American wiy of e'lucat ior:. We designed this Mayor Frrr": 1:. thin a New Program, Mr. !' a c r e Mr. Fail: The preeram now in going i t t t, Joe 'second year. Mayor Ferret How die eou qt•t funding ter it previously? Mr. Fair: Previeeely we were feeded thrnagh the Dade-Munee. izing Title VI enailncate.l tends. Mayor rtrre t Are you getting any of t !;at now? Mr. Fair: N e, wetre net. Manpower Consortium utile OE C 1.1975 ■ :7 x tit: VI itml.. Wi't who t . • slow Ir. . : IVeat•. r. fxt3 i wuut-: DEC I -1975 $Ita. tlotdant Are you in Zinn to shy funds !roe l.fsAA1 Mt. Faits As the rity Manager painted out those funds are dwindling. NO do half* a proposal into 1,EM now Ann iIntel to bring into using :view eltnthativrs, we've gone the route with thin proi,nsal, it has not been funded. Me presently now arts trying to n'egotiat., another ptop.,nal th.:t wi11 attires.; itself to fhe concept of pleventaftlate. neSs ih l uvmi le deliguency. !Mrs. .nt't•tt.: Might, hut you have hot ynt I•rep„f:nd t.w theft: t h•rt concept. Mt. Fait: Thin .oneept has been proposed, it has not been funded. file have Nthausted, Mrs. Gordon... Mrs, Gordon: At. proposed it was not funded hut it was not pro 'cased .as a jeuvenile prevention program^ Mt. trait: Yes, that's all we ran get funded. Mrs. Gordon: That's the way you can get funded. Ok. Mt. F1uaMter: Paul, there's only one question that I have along these same likes and just for the purposes of asking a question, isn't it possible even within its title that the 62nd Co1YMtuhity Development Corporation, could that came. from Colirunity bevelop` meat funds? Mr. Andtewat No, let me check the program once again. most of these at operating programs and you cannot. use Cnidnunity Development Funds for operations. You can't operate a program with Community Development Funds. You could Construct a building if there was a building to be constructed and tt was ccaltlltunity benefit. Mrs. *Jordon: I understood new construction was not perminsable only rennovations, redevelojaitent. Is that correct? You can't ,•unstru, t a building. Mr. Andrews: Preservati.-m is: Mrs. Jordon: 1reservatinn, redevelopment, re,.onstru-rtion but not construction, not new construction. Mt. Andrews: new construction very .iofit,itely. Yen. Anything to do with the plant. Mrs. (.,bats Y.0 can take a lot for instance art build a new building with C.D. funds? Mr. Andrews. Yon. I NAUUI NLt. Mrs. Gordon: Mr. Crumhtc,n, Mr. Llopez jut said something very interesting and I would like your ofinion on it. Would you ,ome to the microphone and say it so that everyone can hear what you said': Mr. Emilio Llupez: I as Emilio Llopnz from borinquen Health Care Center and I've been in all the meetings of Community Develofli •tt right fr m the beginning from the first var. I understand the law the way it wal. explained to ue; right at the beginning. If you make applications to two or three other funding sources and those funds are denied you can come to Community Development and if the community makes a priority any of the programs that you have (1 could say day care or whatever, one of the day cares in Wyn- wood is through C.D.). The statement that he made is not true. Mt. Crampton: The statement I made was true but in answer to your particular question there is the proviso within the act that if you do provide, if you do make applicattoe to other agencies you are correct. But you must make those applications to other agenc- ies that would normally fund you and you must be denied and then you became elgible to apply to C.D. funds.... You cannot apply directly unless you go through that procesa. Mayor Ferret Everyone wants to go to heaven and nobody wants to die. I'm going to speak out and I'm going to speak my mind and I'm just going to tell you how I see this thing as a matter of philosophy and then we -wart. and then anyone else can express their opinion and let's... People are going to he hurt here and 1•mi sorry abort that and I ai,olgise tor people who area going to have their feelings hurt. Now we have a serious problem before us because we've got to divide a million dollars and it's very very difficult to do it because all of these programs are worthy. flew tt is a gtaestton of priorities and here it haw 1 see these priorities. I think that the first priority should gc towards feeding people, those people that are in need of toed. To arc in a* 10 DECl•1975 ■ e`•ri•tottty whet wt• havct ,i i•'t,r.' .. t'•r., wl,+.r•r, w„ nave .i sri'lnus twortttl3ic iempaet with 13* unelltpl,tytaer,t in iia,i', rr„ir.ty, w1'• ?aril tn• TO lat.ion at the s+tirtr+ t.tn Whet* yee fMve rite aetti't :ittr."ns wh . l tot ,::. t oak. '. is meet; t,r,w t .im speaking a1pt'cifietaly it'out eat'.•in;t program:;, t wcr.i 1 :Ike ' it, th' ; r•"ar.ltti wit.h Archie Har411iCk Up ir. that ar".t li tt that i n r.,r,w l r•irttam .t ,;l i r, ' i,.• ^t.• an,t trie w' heV.' this prograilt in 'tit dtlwh•s,wh area that the Merl,•„il+• rhar'F: i`, 1'.''I • .I tr, which has both ongoing for r'! of ft*t.••v, y".tr";. H"w man;.• yr'atr;. Act . •kink •!:t• 'hat'': snttiethingr And as t under t t:..i it } . u d`.xt' • 'rv. ,ut; M1, ii -' , y,,t • t t •.• a: l r.t.•et. and all creeds and all loos: ,8' l,r,rl;,1t• in tl:''r' , 11.1:'l ,t i wt;a ,• r,rtl •'wirl, -It," Latin and otherwise, you're nit in a;,y it•t•• 1imiting i'. Now i •1t2t.k tha• .tr. `h- i i'rt •r''rit ion like that really 9o;;r•ry _ om, kirui .•! :."P' i I• r t'' r ', . . „• ,a 1 ' • 1 • • I t• • h• tr1 arras that we need to i,t c 'role ivt•.. with is hi 1, fret, :,: i , •r i. a•; r. r.:hiems of coping with t'tr• 31 fti.ult 13f" that. th• fr. , 1 WI'•. i., `f,, `;heat ,treat, drub outs, hr.; r a i•.iict'-, t!.. 1 the ,••; „r,•I ar. a ,'..;• !! i , , w• ' , t rr.ii l; concern our. • •'lv'•c. wt •':. A!..t• 1 ,. • , ,!t,. 1., , 1, it ,; .m„ r t I.,.. , -titer ' ;,. 1,11 r r'"lr.tltts Are hot ir•tr,t:rti:• l , ' t• ,11, t1..a that :r•• lra.•r '1' •3, t: first. WI'h .1,, no'. Now in Senior t .. t„j , tltl r,'. .. t.' i 11 • • . , w` .. t ,.;1. 1'.• tl S1'C,rtat2fn. It I' Isn't ;u•-t ' r: , , t't r 'r 1 ,1ve !r • m'; , 1 tiv.r 1a1.1, 1 r ; r,1' i • •,• t''i it.'t get theel to theta program' . . '3 to `f them , t 1'.' i1k 1 , •>'.. A.1 ir' , ; •1 ay that's the prob. Ion,• t' . 1' it t.',.11 ., .. ,• 1 • ''t` .. • t • . ;� . :r r r •hlcm be:ause: we've 'tut a,o,-.a1 1,,t, .+1.. 1 'lira! .3' w' ''. 1 ... . .. •I:':t'• vrr}• little considered it. hot'' t t t' a' t '.. . the , k .t` sn• ",r• ,11'1 '';' ,• thirty:,, t pt•rsnnilly am t•....•, ,, • . ; t ,r •', ' w. : i r r.. 1'• w;. tr. 1, ' Try an,1 secondly ,tuna rK'•,r'1. c+ •• tr, r..:-1• ! •, tllr`.,• t rn. T al'r''ut the ,.nor. 1 don't it 1:tt't ` ', •+ .-t • ! r s11t1'Iie •slat, it's 1st l,a• . 'hit.. '';at tr,,• 1a,:.S,. •:,it '+•,1 ;t 'r„ 1•,• ",e l,;;r•le w1,'• .112 411C puurest tn,: .'r fr':1, .:at wn'yr r,1. t `t••:r• I•t' 1:j t. 1' it right now t a• j'1i 'i" . ,.. ,,,11. :0;01. "r • It r 1 .1 . .. •... .r "AV,. In oil tr"as of :ink, tr,• 11+. ,'V, 31wt, be• r. 1 :al f th, niter! W.iy r,f being i:. vo•lv' . 1, .,,. , i.2i:., tt1'. , It ,,' 'a:. ••r,�.,:•r. wl,i 1: .tl .•ar i T .11 n,. t,hink that t!t•. '•t,Eat rh.•11^. :ns• t„ r+stet tt';c'If wt'l, r•.:i'it' •I.it;., r,r',b1•:'rr:; Wht'n We .ir4 , . •: 1 •,•u. tr • ,. I •• . t• !:e'. . ' r 11 .u,'•.it-•. NOW, t knOW •: i' ,rat , . ,rt ' r, 1"7.0 , I a' . • ..ly w.,r r•: it.•1 ,:11,0ut the '1a i:. ,. 1 i•..,. .t •1' . h,r r.r h• t n`1 the p' ,I1,• that tr't js„ t:.• i tha' r,,.I !It, .1••;t ! •ir A.I }at' t1:'' wr; i happt•n a'.. ' -Iv: ''.,''.'1, 1 . 1, t •.at ' h'• w • .• *tr . 1 ', • •'i.: ' . • a h t; I. `;a 4t"'ra' • , . t `1'. s'tt1 • ••1v ' • 1 ,1T ' `n••ur wi th you on it ,• l ..tt f3 f•ri ' • 1,....try. r2 rrincil•In cr my t ik.. -- 1!". ' • ' *.t' + s 1 k int ' in.-,• the:, i 1r, l y one item here address ,;,art a>' f tr a',' 1 rari . 1 U' 31` . 17,1 ly .',1 1:. ' ,1.'1• C;tre•.. iy;t r w`:p 1,,• '• wr` :t t:,.• w.,y w' lid it 1.1::• year, why :',::'! w• ar• ..,1 h. one on, the :','; •':a' w" kr'',w have to 1,e i..'lu,icd. . t'. , Mt . .. ty r, we t ...,I .nr, ,t+ `n t he ,hart end of -a. r ! ... • . . , .. ,` t , y-, 1, make .i mot i, •r •'1, r'•,e' t, It ^,rrn;, I' 1mi 1 y CI ini'-. :t•hn wants h•• h„1t i 1. • . ' w. start : 'tin': .. • 1.. thing: : A11 r8•72a ''!:I :'I t: I'.: h3:-i: tr'•• i."tt 1: bet, tl.{ r,t t r.<• :nr•a;-t I r..lr,tm of Cade C. • .ty. ut We t•a t• ••`t.t I: ..•.iu I ttat•ti•iot.rbly •cut hot meals fr'r " tr, 35 until two weeks ago we art . . ' . r r-1v1.1` .i_• . '1vi-e 31.y mot-. reside w.. Live alsrt been forced rt• t . t cur • 1ff pet i. .;r any ' ,nsider.t• i-,r, to tills .;ituatiot: We shall be very ' ,a• •'t 1, tor the ir,n''` 1' ',t our — .ir1-i oar s• rtior citizens. Thank you. tut.: t wa1;t t 1 tr;': 'ttir,n .-f the rler.t1'•man that was just at the microphone. At, y•;a `;,.1yrt.t that 1),1•3,. C'"ur.•y i1: going to stop all hot meal programs through the 2mi act irc.g1.1M, t.hrougl the Instep Program I mean:' :ISiLNT21'IE:U .'lilliER: I ,r. r'arti' ul.itly referring to our nwn program at the Impact 1 tograr wtu,,a i.as rc•tuct't *cur t:,t meals from 2'n... �'t . „r .r.1 i'•- urr.•: ..1r , • tm.• sake this: whet: the Mayor emit new sari there ar'• more I•^u; 1, ctt.tt .:.r•, t:unyry, M, tr<tpolitan Aa.te Cnunty has stopped that program? It's the t7IU.1'i l'Iit? :;1'CAfl:Rt Ye.': , 1•. is a •:eunty program. 11 DEC 1.1975 1n. Ilotdonr 1f':, a ,-nutty funded prtrgt.,Th UNlIf11e11'('tefeD SPEArelits Nn, ber•au,e the funds have been tedueed, the State Rands and Mahe melees of our ?atlas have been reduced to the Patent that we Cannot provide the serelees we Were providing when we had more funds in the r,nt. Mrs. clbtdent Do you hear what I'm hearing, Mr. Mayer? I'm hearing that Metropolitan Dade Qs my is hot contributing any county funds to the hot meals ptvgtam because the state funds have been curtailed the program is bring curtailed. t11liD■IItIt"IIb SPtAI Rt And many other fields to the etttent that We are not providing hot cicala at this tine to out senior cttisens. A few weeks ago We had provided lS hot Meals a day end for the last two weeks we have been forced to stop these services and not only that, we have been forced to reduce part of our staff Ire to lack of funds. Mts. flotdosnt row Mete feeding people throughout the county though, is that right? And what are you asking of us? Fot us to fund the program that the county is not fending? t1NtDmllttptt:D MAMA' Ile are asking the City of Miami to at least consider providing sore fends so that we May be able to give more services. Maroc Perm Well why doesn't the Metropolitan Dade County Collllttssion do that? Have you asked gout own eealetteeten? t1NIDSN?trz5b MAKER: No, I'm not aware of that whether they have. Mayor Fetter Well why should ynu come asking un when Metro refuse:: to do What you're asking um to do? Mrs. Gordon: It's; a county program - coating! UNIDtNTIPIEb SPEAKER: I am just requesting whether there are city funds available for this particular program. Mr. Andrewat Mr. Mayor and members of the commission, if I ran stop you for just a minute because the connisston I'm afraid is going to be carried into an arqumenttve situation when you've not the body that really the public should be arguing with. You're providing more funds this year for these type of programs than you did last year. We're receiving less fundihq from state supporter agencies in our social services program; we recett►ed mor.' funds last year than we're receiving this year. Other agencies are cutting back in all of their social service programs and the City Commission in the City of Mia i are really the only public agency that I know of that has made a substant- ial incrt•ase in these type of funds. And Mr. Mayor, 1 recommend that you go ahead and start going through this br.nk... UNIDENTIFIED NNISAKEk: However, please lei me interrupt. 'Mink you. 1 c•amt here as at, observes from !hide ('.,ugly Impact Program. 1 did nos , r.me here ei t 1rially represent- ing my program, I'm )u•.t .in nin;erver. Mayor Ferri.: All right, we understand. Thank you air. I'd like to hear troth Mr. Dixon on Legal services because I'll tell you right now that's one area that I have in mind cutting all together - that means all S74,000 recommended in this program and I'd like to hear his discussion as to why we should not cut that outbut quickly. IINInctmrrlrr) .:PE;AKFR t21t Could ,'nu clarice',hat thnroeedures arro .)ninn to he? Mayor Futret Mere going to take them one by one but I have a question of Mr. Dixon because before 1 vote on Legal Services i want to know exactly why we should not cut that progras: out from the city's point of view. Mr. Dimon; Mr. terra. I'd like to say generally that evsrytise that this commission meets surd most commissions throughout the United States and most governamantal bodies they salute the flag and wa all turn around and say equal justice and liberty foe ail but we're still a long way Irma delivering that even though the city has suds an apple contribution to us in the past. Specifically Metro Dade County has entered into a oon• tract with us for $SS.000 ,.. Nam Ferret That contract ws three years ego, two years ago, Was It and that was going to be phased out when you had sufficient funds from state or... Mr. oixont 10,u. sir, but therm feeide ate not forthcoming. We get our basic funds through the federal government and the federal government has not made the aowsy avail• able to es. We are ender a difficult situation heels, changed aver from the war on poverty which ass closed, the CoMMunity Services Administration which was cat back, 12 DEC 1-197S ant W.f.., writ t:t a new r•crrporat inn as yet n. t had itny bindle to 4tstrt 1,311, lu„ '.nr; : • that we will trier to 1•Ise the center bttrattile. with Qt wa t'1tftnett •'r:er t.. :r, the ,ireatf i rnvii' the kind of :,etmeieefi we have been providing. `, • 'r .m '•ity Wr will tn' able err l r *,1'9.• note ettt+ansinn beratige last year while the ur:' 'live ;r, 55,r;'e.; the city only ,lay.. u, ;aS,DrQ. Ma anticipate hiring w. the?' t't'ar'.-:• t r th.tt we can begin to meet the kind of e-otMplaints that yrftitire taimed ,t., it v h' List. . ::r•.^nndly Mice you hsve An efi r11e'ht 'oe0 of pteOple fOw Orniteata ir.l the fon•lr.tR. I see no re.Annr: why thet tnr:itnrlri't chnulrlr;'t lx a continteatif IMlala Mid if any l r'a: 1 • m tale WI w'r' 11 1,.• h apty t" w'+r k with him rn 1 4t rAigltten etirt ally eamosints :,it may cut . We're in a (.t,niti'-,n where w' have per, rage% with three lawyers w•;rkinl ae, .rr e ' hn'ir' t week .,n these tare; •ani if we have, to rinqe &et hOW attet 2 months f running int- thin t•artictil it year we're :.•.ally g.'ing to be in a jaw, Mayor r,rre. W'• re•il ly are•. t wouldn't he here it t wasn't enn:•erne4 about the problem. Mayor Perrot n11 ri,tht, t think w.'11 start voting then <•ne by one. PlaMMer, you had Mr. P1'UU'ter t Mt, May"r, if you wart m-• to -.tart t' i l be 71.i:1 to. 1' 11 offet a MOtioh (n, yora want t,. to this 'n ,t r+tin•; hti'ic ! Ali ri-rht, c•••nut c:rowe Pamily Clinic has to be i rwre a'tn l from 5^ ♦ 'S ♦ . k• •el l t . operition gninq and I'll ofiter Such. sm Mtyr,r V,•rr : --rut ;r-ve Family clir.i the motion is that this he inert, Red to We 11, ' h: ,-,t ended i' V. Mr. Flt MMer: oh, I see. ';rrion: 1f you're re.otmn'•ndinq .i plus will y u alsr rec<+mmrn1 which minus you're n'cuttftK i i :.ri :` Mr. Plm"tm,•t. ti, Pr+r.' I'm r, i'at:'t t.•. in it. we're going to have to just go through . and '.ne whd:-' 1et t . M•iyit 1'err• : r rm 511 y:r'i wtc,' t Mr. Plummer* C:•.,trect. Mt. Mayer. lust for the record tr be c.lear this is what the itect>r h,tn: :4i1 that they have q:at. to have to keep their doors open. Am 1 correct. Mr. Jackson? All tight. Mr. Ftl Jin: This tote in win./ to b'> fir;al, Mr. Mayor nr MP are going to... Maya Ye rr':: ;.. t':, :a}' it's finui as of new and if we end op getting into a jam later n we na, hay,. t.., rm' bark and re -tug -Ile all these tagurec:. The 1re•:cling Motion wis intrtd4- 1 by Mr. Plummer, seconded by Rev. Gibson and t'asiae4 :-• a ..it,animt)u:- t'rrf. '•'.r. Ma,,.-r. .,a .^t't' r•:, f tart ticati Mr. Manager, didn't t see the "then t•.ay that this Women it tistre::a hod been taken ware of? That's n,at a part of this? It io f aided;' ).. 1 ,t r,ow, let me ask one other question for clarification. I; it tur:fi1 • .r' for thie ;•'ar alone? Mr. Pr..:a• w`- Yes. Mt. i;.rarwt: it in th,.. it...._ ,i .tee, y'.e:; in'1 ri'.,.t ..',er to the e•ity? Mr. Ar: trews. No. Mr. Plummer: Y:-u're not entering ring int + that? Mr. Ai crews: Not yet. Mr. Plumper: gut yr,u contemplate further. Mr. Andrews: We provided the money, the City Crmtmission provided the stoney but 2'm •oncerned about until the City Commission has more information as to what is involved in the total progratn whether we should become spec:ficalLy involved in that program or if it r-houid be operated through 3 gtr.aai public body and the city commission make.... Mr. liumme•r: ^k. nut it is funded fir the remaining portior of the year? Ok. Mrs. lrrdon. lk, 1 would like to .:dfcr for the sake cf saving time, more: than une item into the motion: can we incorporate Mayor Forme: Let's do one at a time, Rnsr-. T know... but this is important so 1wt's go one it a titter'. l;4 DEC 1 197S Mts. aotdert: Gk. The United Cerebral Palsy as recollMlended. Mayut Petret I'm doing to have to uniottutatety steak agaihrt that and cod knows,.. At. Planet: Well Mt. Mayor, ao that you :an In it intelligently tell second the Mot- ion. NOW tr,t di:woe lion. Mayor Peirr,t 1' L1 have to fewak against that htcat.tte a:: marh as I'M very Enrol of the tetebeia palsy but at thin stage of the gal* with all there tremendous needs that we have the $25,000 for a Sensory Learning Center envirdeMent right new is sealethinq that we 4etperate1y need to feted people and t lust think that we can do without that tot one Mots year and neat year t would certainly hope that We eould.... Mts. t3ordont Mr. Mayor, 1 understand that they have matching Rinds ftellt othet sources that depend upon outs to coeplete the project as I understand it. Is a representative tete? Is there a meMber of our staff that eoeld speak to the pregtam? t West to ask Mt. Creepton also if he can fund that froth C. D. funds. New that is a construction type of project. Mayor Per et I'd he all for that. Mts. Gordon: Can you fund it Erotic C. D. funds? Mr. Crulliptont It is my understanding that thts could not be funded and that there has been a legal .:pinion that it could not be so. Mrs. dardont There has been a legal opinion. when was it given to: you? Mr. Crompton: i.ar:t year whenever it was reviewed last year the same kind of a request. Mr,:. Gordon: Prom C.D. funds? We're lust dispersing our first C. D. funds how, aren't we? Mr. CruMpiont Well now see here again that was reviewing and putting it into the first year's application. Were presently reviewing and making input into the second year application so it came up for the first time it's ley understanding that this could not be Ridded under C.D. and was reviewed at that particular time. Mrs. Gordon: Mr. Andres, last week on Monday we approved $61,000 for administrative office space imprtvemer,ts. Isn't that a rather high figure now to have to put some more moneys into that when we are in deed looking for soee extra money for the social service programs and for community benefits? Wouldn't that be less self serving if we took softie of that 61 thousand and used it for these purposes? Mr. Andrews: Well. you've got to recognize that if you .ire that and we can't make some of the moves that we hope to make ,luring this coming year then we're going to create another whole series of problems for the city government and I just feel that $61,000 is essential. of course, the City Comlir^ion ir.;ty the final say but in my judgement... Mrs. 'Jordon: We're comfortably housed tight now. Mr. Andrews: W.rll as at. example 1••t the city Attorney tell you about being comfortably housed and some vt the proglems he has ov.: in the :'ity Atto.rney's office that we're trying to straighten out and there are ott••t Mrs. Gordon: 50,000 worth? Mayor Terre: Well you're running a government here of 4000 individuals with a budget of a hundred million dollars and the effi:-tency of that government in many ways deter- mines many things as to the services we can render. Now I certainly don't bsne the capacity to make the decision as to whether or not you need 20 or 50 or 61,000 sad that's something that I would certainly hope that you would give teal Serious concern. But before i would get involved in that I would like to know exactly Meat efficiencies would be impaired if we start cutting that. That's not before us at this time. Mrs. Gordon: No, 1 was just bringing it up as a case in point because you know what are our priorities. You stated them pretty well before. Mayor Ferret Of course. we could go into a lot et other things for example like sale of these gulf courses and yacht things that we have you know and I'■ mot too stare. tote knot, there are an awful lot of things that we could get involved in and you hive to be •..ireful because for esaapie maybe we ought to sell the Orange Bowl to the Dolphlms 14 DEC 1 1975 "ore, ;:•r I May r, : kr. ,v • hive t- b.. the main spi'aftet this artttthritatf t +n''. w' ,, 1 you til. t ' II hr tato. If you waht to ca11 the toll on this I yyi rer• t • hat I wi th.lt tw th+ mrt it tt f •r th•• t imo tit i nq" •4i '.L s.,t, nr t,•t:k • ik,it trt ,+ mcrfi••: �1r,. lr3x• A.. rirlt.., I'll h 11 the 'hct1 •• lri1 ittrt. W.11, tf I itit:'t take •hat CLl I W 7,1 1il. t•, +Ak, •he Xt ?h•• it you itr." tFin,i. '."!e t. Luke' rytlrttt7lett F,r t•'+t+i ,• !!r. `Item it ! i t••' 1. t've 1.4,r, r,r p•tr :lr:1 fir ;n,n.0.1. is that it ,. ; • - . , t '11 •ittli W •a i '. •yn;1 •,rttt' •, '!:.. tni .t " h •tr, I' 1c•.t if.. :Jr. B. .. ., t1'lr i •.is' r; tr s, rt•-.t I , ha .. ri , ; wt , . !,avt . . ,1, u, i. Art 1 '* l ' . , '.tt 11 :7' •^.,a , • `; i • at w.'' lett i r, t 'r"), .''1 which Means I •ii I• • 1 t ar, ur 5, l" If you Y.'r mov, •}..,. *he rt . al -re ` •,rertr'+V1t ,1' ,.12. ;n,n up to 75,000. Ttr• t r.:. :t ; rl. +1 .t wt• tr;tr•,.IU ..! t,. Mc ti.l•••i Ly Mr. !•1uMflet and ;,asro.i lis.! : i ;': a ::y e,anlro•'1i . rite. rrr •:u Y: int t.` take ,ar•' -.f .. tt>,.•:'•. 11.i: t:.. !-torte while we`re at it ,+►r,.i theta I'1; rake }•r,a u1' f +hc'r nt•xt_. .:'•, ;! y;.a wan' ,... hr.v" that.. Mrs. ';•.:ra tr . An ;.., t " r,n. ^r. 'h•. } } ar ?, hat f.'u'I r t artin't t take care raf the pro .•tata. L.C. oh,r..lar'.. Ki s . r i•:'i: .t tiili 1• .i; ,••r l'• wit-h ,. ,'t 'we':'In;? ::hn} }cur'.: . will •tell , . 5 woa' 1 i .i ,1,, tat I'm not ,isinl 1 , br l:i•1'lish. !!ALE. ,„.l ..7 n; • c1 17, w, ' I: Ti:• t. • 1.4 •.,.•• u.:. wa: tr,tr:,•!t, •1 ?• Mr:.. rdr•n, :a a1,1:••1 by Mt'. Fiuiver and ;rC. :..:.l,,at :. ... M;tyr:r. t,••. •1tvr at, w•• ,l.a:.'T tt;k f-•r Sri,,• money this year, we have . t ,• ;.• . .t: th :.ey . :r _'ar1c 11 1t a^' wnr .. is r:l:, !'y t hr .^,ircrts,• And wtti^h feeds +!t•,+.lsa: ? 11m •• •.e_ry w tr:i I think next year we'll ;tit it in for a request, rand llull it-uae l i, '.:.• + two Mt.1mi . 5tr. ; 1:1Ftt[ir t : r. 1:ol,Far 1 mt t._ 11 ••- I 4 .S t hare yc'st• eddy mr,rning on a Sunday .t k. • . th.-.y 1 ! r '? . -1.1. - 1 p•,r;}71e. ,. l 'at ' tr.• e t I t.'tl tt .1 i• r . tor 't know how you lo all you : . t !:•. .. A11 a;:' . t . 'tree f r is . tt► . w.: t. r.-1 F ,•. .,. ,•.._....ic•.. t:y Mrs. Gordon and t•l:;r : r c : w t:.t t rr i.: tt:r•r - .., t'.r • it !.l . r ; r r•. trlg..ther. Father '. : 1:, E..':...ir. 11tt 1.. Fiver I'rolects. • t.- , i i r+t m t t •r t ra t is rr i tr: F>•, :. . i t> ^�:. , te,.or ic4 tyres , Gnr ion was passed by a ur::•,J7", 1 y„tr. Mrs,. r:• t •ion • May I "'ow, th., n t !r• Crlun+y' r; After s^hc,ol • s aftrr r <-hnol rare prograln? Mayr,r Yerrt : '";•'11, it's my turn t-: do ,>ne• so I want to move the Hispanic Community projects and 1 think the minimum they need in 15,rrf! xr I'd lik" to move that that be 111- rra,-e.1 frir: 1',5^n to l`,'10^, an ad:litian of _,5r)r•• ::..: ,:r' . nq •.• .: r n . nt rilara•d 1 Mayer :'ern_ and _:,.rnndrd by Rev. Gibson was panned by a !it:a: Ir.:nu n vote. Mr. ;el.• • .•.. 7'' h .',, sash! uanunt. The Iry _,;iur-; r:tic n w.r; itir rn•iu.r, ,l by Mr. Rebnse. seconder! by M. Plummer and visaed i' , 'Sndltlmt y:: vftYe•. •r DEC 1-1975 M►r•. rnrdr.n: 1 trvwv the 1).tdr. County Attar 2rhr.ol rare ht' ir:ttti as rer'rtilltlendrd. Maytt ('rr rr ql:r, it i': $7cttt,flttn. Mi n. nutrient: Thai t Ir,• tr. i:p .11 1,0 c I.. y 1 I r May,t Vent': Mt. An41”9,t, 1 ; 'tear .anyway wt• r:. :r' • hat i t on .r 1It t It bit? Thatitan eflnfV1 1„t ,•t tltruiry. Mt. Ahdtt+afuc That':; the a Mount of fund:: that thry nprratcd with last year. They had really requested Mote funds than that, Mts. (lotion: That's one of the most successful ldngran's that this city sponsots, Mt. Mayor. I totally recotlhtttnd it hecause It has rut vandalism it the• 'ofllllunittes, is ptriVfittnrt crimr.. We're really ac.-nmplishlhg aIr:t of M:Iynt Ferret 15 that setviring mi•1d1r 'lass children as well? Mrs. Gotdoh: It is a gliding fee tussle and those that rat: pay are paying and otht?teise it. Would he costing More money - these really the poor kids that ate being served. Mayor Terre: I'll tell yr,u, we haven't, as fat as I'm rem 'creed at this stage of the g:Mte we still have tint addressed the traitor c i t i trnr;' rot he i l pregtaiss and I think we really ought.... Mrs. Gordon: program. Are Mayor Fetre: in coMpat i son W°11 Mr. Mayne, that's the se -send time i've tried to introduce this you saying you're not in favor of it? Yes, i might be saying that if it... I might be very well saying that to hot meals, yes. Mrs. Gordon: Well I don't. see any eolliparisrtn, ter have the funding for it. Mayoi Ferret We have the funding fnt who? Mts. Gotdr.in: The re corittr,iatirtn for both of those programs. Mayor Ferro: Well then why don't you move that they all br, t.hat we follow this. You know we're changing things here because we feel other priorities. So the poiht is that yes, I Mitt be very well tecomtatenelinq that we cut that one down - absolutely and on the record. And of I feel that people are going hungry in this town I'm absolutely for rutting that After School Center Program. Yes. Mr. Fluty* r: Mr. Mayor, I offer a mntioh that the Little Pavane Activities Center be increased from 14to Mayor fart• : 1•, •hat for fr;•xl? Mr. Plummer: That i:; for i•r,i. Mayor !erre: tat. to 185, that'll Oft aMittteSil $40e4100. The preceding motion waS passed by a unanimous vote. irett•,durrd i•y Mt. Plummer, seconded by Mr. Reboso and Rev. Gibson: ...I want to -at ry out the exl N:r i once t hat you .a l i urled to earlier and yet I heard wile criticism here earlier say mrybe two ur three weeks ago about Cotlntunity Television. That kind of bothered me because whether I am for or against I do want to report this for the record so that we can be .aware. A lot of people may have Maunder.. stood the purpose of that hearing that you had. I had some real reservations I want to admit and I said my God, you know. And y.t, as I talked with people there were many people who saw that program who would nev.•r heard, who would have never known what was going oft and as much as I wasn't whole-heartedly for it at the beginning hailing heard what the people said 1 got a change of hart. I'm not saying that want to offer it now. Mr. Plummer: Father, can i offer you a suggestion? There is no reason in my estimation that that funding cannot cone from Publicity - the Community Television. Rev. Gibson: All I'm saying is we ought In make some provision to deal with It becausn i' is one• way that people get to know. Mayor F..rr,.: lIrVe you yr,t that money in .11., t t,igr•t? 1�� ')EC 1 - 1975 Mr. Andrews: No, and you'll teMeI*w•t the pstblieity budget was reduced this 'tat. Mayor Ferre: We reduced t:at and t'lI tel.. you, PlOMMer, Illy Opinion 1R that you go for it ,,r yr I qn Against it but to gnt it, -,at of Publicity when the Palblicity budget was reduced :s •.riplet.ely inrealiSti-. They wt•rr CO Ain how Mach? It wag snbst*fta ;illy. Mt. PltaTi t: I'd like to net you that they an find if. tf they can't I'd like to bet you I can. Mayor Ferret They can find it hut they'.; havc �} ':ething elsn out. Mt. Plum r+r: That's right. We're all h,,vine to cut, Mt. Mayor. Rya. Gilson: I just mpfitienel that h' iva. 1 1k:•,w that ;1 n it serve; a need to a lot of people who coull not 'omr down her.. Mayor Vertu: It's your turn to move sotethinq... Rev. ribson: I'm not going t' move br.ause I want to deal with this in the spirit in which you said - the hungry, tho sick and so on. Mt. PluxMller: At. Mayor, I'll move next I'll move the twenty=one thousand Whatever it is. Can we round thnt off t, : ,.,nan, Paul? Twnnty•two thousand to the filet Methodist ^hur:h. Mayor litre: All right. there is; a thction of $22,000 for the first Methodist Church for the hot meal program eta it's not on here. Now previously I had requested that that program be analy2ed as t+ the cost because the Little Havana feed craft is under one dollar and these people were talking about. $1.01. His somebody looked into that? Mrs. +urdon: Where did you get the one antler? Is Mr. Villaverde here? Mayan Ft.rrr: Yee, I got it Cron Villaverde. Ne's substantially under a dollar. Mrs. Gr:rion: Raphael, in yr,ur program you said a 4,1.45 for a hot heal. Will you explain that? Mr. Raphael Villaverdo: Yrs. The cost of the meal is $1.45 but that includes disposable Flatus. i11 th,: condiments... Mr. Andrews: This is a complete Opal served. ,lust for the meal is $1.45. Mrs. Gor4:n: The help to serve it? Mr. Villaverde: Yes, service is also included. Mayor Ferre: That includes t_ho food and the service. Mr. Villavrrle: Yes, the delivery from the steam table to the table. Mayor Farr': I asked staff to look into the Methodist operation. have you done that in cuml•.iris,:n to this? Is teir food cost. higher? Mr. Joe :!wciak: Yes, sir. The total cost in the Methodist program is $1.25 and that Is primarily because they co,,, on site. Mayor ='?ire: So it's...ompari*ive, is that what you're telling me? Mr. owsruk: Yes, sir. Mayor Ferre: It is a reasonable program, is it a good program? Mr. Owsiak: It definitely is, sir. Mayor Ferret Do you recommen.i it? Mr. Owsiak: That's a little unfair but let me address it. Mayor Ferre: It isn't unfair because you had not looked into this program and we need to know whether this is a good program. Mr. Owsiak: Well, it definitely is a good program, there is no question about it such as all these programs are god programs. There's just * we have limited fund*. 17 DEC 1-17S Mt. hlu o : You ought to he a politician. Mr. Afrdtewst What he's, and in fairness to him, this tr•tgtaM is carried oh two Meeks !trim away troth therm and they're Milted in with having tevietred that and revieWed thie .one .Nod they've had the .iiffir•ulty of saying how Minch does the cOMMiasion really waht to siege! oh hot heals, Yoo've express..•! yooe • !f how and we undef-stand What you Want. Ml.tynr I. rf• r *Al that+., i..t my •,l.,hr , t... 0.1•1 .1..,►.trr► t,., Iny , if. Mt. lih.lterr•;: 1 utrintrtl an•l. tit: t ti f.ii t rr + • i It• m they hay. 4 problem i h trying to prorate tics Mffhwe in such a way that a Vttr.,ry of pt,,,tt.,mt: te,...ive Money h•.;ldes: the hot flk t1 : programs. Mayor vett : All right. t'1wM1rr male ,a m.,'ten now that th., Methodist Church hot Meals program be funded for $22,'100. Is there a ;eeond? Tea preceding Motion introduced by Mr PluMitter, seconded by Rev. (;ibsot wan p.rsed by .t unanimous vote. Rev. Gibson, Die 1 understand that we vier going to address the Urban League request through another Method? Mayor retret We11, we're going to stet to *hat in aMoment. I'll tell you in the Mean.* time I'd like to make a motion that the Action crxMttunity Center which ifi a transportat- ion program for senior centers be funded for S25,000. W. funded it last year. Mars. Casanova, would you step up? Mrs. cordont Is it on this list? Mayor Ferret No. Mrs. ;wronn: Why can't we address ourselves to the ones that are on the list and then go to those that are not? If not we're ro illy, what did we ask this group to do all this work for if we're hot going to addre.., ourselves to tte•ir recotmmendations? Mayor Ferret We just voted On the Methrxit .t church not Meal trrtgram which WAS not on... Mrs. Gordon: I know, but now you're taking them all out c.t context. 1 wondered about that but that wd:, a hot meals program. Now you're talking about something else. I don't want to argue with you or even brine up this kind of discussion but I think that we need to if you're going to continue ignoring the recommendations of the staff. I'm saying we want to do what the staff has rtrommended and take them up and discard them and then go from there or else fund them. Mayor Ferret All I'm saying is that the Action Community Center Program is one that we funded last year for $10.000. they got a bus and they have been trausportinq people. They weren't properly recoa mended in my ol:inion because the program only went for two months and I think this is a program that is worthy.... Mts. Gor•iont I'm not saying it's not good, Mr. Mayor. Mayor Ferret basic service Mrs. Gordon: asking you to them and then And the reason I'm saying it is worthy is because I think it render!; a of taking senior citizens to the hot meal programs. Mr. Mayor, you're not wrong in your assumption of its worth. I'm only take the items on the rerosoended list either approve thttt or discord go onto the ones that are not on the list. Mayor Ferre: I will accept that reccalmettdation so 14i1 come back to that. Mrs. Gordon: The nest one I think we ought to do is Legal Services, come down the list. Cons down the list. Mayor Ferret All right. I think Mather ,;ibson made a valid request in the clarificat- ion on the Urban League problem. CM we get an answer to that. Mr. Andrews? Mr. Andrewst What was the question once again? Is it in reference to the method of t undlnq : May.rr VOi re: Y.'a. Mr. /Wdtewst Well. the only thing that wore aware of at this stage is that there has been a variety of funding applied for. 'ley have not received any funding, they've made this request of .U0.000. Now that does t. rt mean that there is potentiality that that is r �t DEC t•1975 •torn,/ t , o•:cut but I an tall v u that. the 1,EM funrittr ono application that they've rrai.' in 'iris area in my •:19(letnent, if •; ilea asking Me for ;My judgeflleht there is little 'hanrn that thls will getfunded at thi time in the City of Miami. Y•t4• . a. Mt. Mayor, May aaa. •. :,, a Ir' • r,7 W ., ! . !, 'sevr ;ne a t•.ts>rt Why We tilt '-• rt't a'. ttsf top and g lover) • It. hr• • ,fi•,' Mayor F''tt'": Fine, if y,q 1,a• wa; .. rt T. v. ;cb ;.in: Mr. Mayor, bt:f ;r' w: .! ; ,u t`+' ; h•' it : 1 ; t diff.•rt•nt agencies whi•.h a13 that the liklire'.:. •hat 'hat rn • ;... Mr. .'Turn; , if I remember correctly 'u well's the person wh.t itw o • t , it t ir•rr,t i rr'.•tty thatif they de not 're• tt.-• funds from where •h"y ha:. 'tii l.e•1 t1 t_ t;•,, ,,' t; ,ither let ih the bucket r •;et :.tff r:: Whet, y.o•t art rnr ,:•tr,a.. Cruni.t.'n: 1 think I .1., i, r • a-:i it I:• 1 ',, i.t•h"t• "•il ;:, part, heir= that ozr. t. Th, 1t in ;1 r i ht' t 1'• r:,1' 1: 1 t.'rlulatiorl which 1 ha:'ir b•'fore to that roe t• r rho r' ii mal•• .it pion t:� a federal agehcy e:4'1 is i •nied then they :-.):1 nt .k. al; l i • it • .. . 11;w' vtr, t t:;r rc,'it,ient must have n,titt49 t!,7.'t. •1 •!r• r wilt::: of t!,• al:i 1ti h.: 1' ;'tie_: yr:'t has. received author- . t:.anon truth :i,t:.O. , this 1' f. lot it tt.'t.:. ' ::. t. for 9,io.h .i: tivititts under the C.D. prugraat. cf, it is not .t:t automat i. ,a•. i {''rr:e n thoiagt, they have made ap{.licatic".. they have b' c•n ieni'..1 the1, t'.t:,y -:t:. to to t '" tit^unity arvelopThent Fund route. The, would ),till have t r,):•-•4.•• .. i.t1. '2atintt f t.''.f. to use. those C.t). fund1 if thasc• !3„V. "IL.s;ni.•. +n^.ti':h li...? . i'. that 1 .. t1t . ::tan1 ...•,. ,. oar th,le , . ft'.ir_tt: Mr. And1e11tt+ni t'Ithra, . it:gh' rim; • ,x. wtr t.as 1'.'. omen thoroughly a"'a bai•;t v•i wi t:i •:.his ar.• . 1. .. Y^r•: t:. ,. • .1,11•. r• „ • 1 %:1 . ut . ,.t..U.t;..•, ;.:^a,. _. w•-.11,3 1:.ivr t. :'1 ikt. '?. - . u. , Kl . 1' .i::! i• _ l th.-t. w •.1:1 h,. very 1 it' le kl ., i • •.: :ts w>..t c .ar wi';.,. ••., • amr'14 1r. i'i v. :1L•...... n• , 1 : 1. • nig'l ,r: , , . 1' y ! 1 • ' make • h•• r.•Juest th', burk tit h.r bee::,..•,'• I'r.. •1•',.'. mike • lie rnn• i t.h.tt t!.• request bc- made and that the i L••1i• i -'_tall .r. irir:.u' i• c i9 r-,•1 :y ir.•' Yei.': 1'• • .ot , •-,a'-t inq aware of what is going ha:s . r. t1' .! r:g}1 , whY • v .1r x1 •1:; ., .. kr. •k' . ,. i:-in t',iki M.1, .r t t i ' 1 , •,.. 1. why w• 11. . ... a:. .,a-r, t'1. 11 .t the way Rose you're I•r'•,•r ... W. . is r- .. .-aced • it b„'g,' ' 1"t4. •'a. T • t: what ye'u're saying ii:-,mt: : r.i+ iy w'v.1. oc•. 14,a iti-*e: r•' ...id . ,ni• • we would y'•t dc'wt: to at .t.. atm.. :, .••i'then' . al :c,it1•.. 1 • vou'.. ,tv• t•.1n ^ut of money. So I • 1 rii , a•:'• ' 1 poi ii i • 1 is t •; .1n'1 . . , . i 1.e 1 t' • akr Th.: prerogative of It .,n i :n ,:, th' Rot rgu''r, I'a'•rt, t-i•-.a, -,1 i,,rt ,..it, t'e • Mr. F111ttcner, you've t:, 1. .. Mrs. • r i :: A. 11 the representative . the pr. . r: ar1 ';i-=•ak ' • tt. program. Mr'. 2 i ... .. W.it a m1!,ut'!, I lease. Mr. ! ...na• t ,, 11'a• ••. All right. Mr. Llol'et. Mrs. .: r i'.m has rrettie4,:te that you spell, • r>gr.lr.. :'.:r •:,r• re: •nrd it is suggested for i 1r,.i.0g of ::'5,OOO. Mr. Emu tr:; Puerto Rican Opportut.i •;: It ° •. ct 1:, a pro!.•t that when visioned to be able to :,ave the Puerto Rican community i deli "iI a•. it, some of things that you're doing right now. We feel that right now we are being .3i:, •rininated in the way things .are: run int It is because we don't have the taci'.ltree; ani Ih.- processes that other programs do `.,ave to be able to come in !rot.' :if ,•-)!1 .1:.1 1 r:tvt le yea with all the inform- ut ran that y')U need. 1-e-ddes that thta pr „Iran wl is 1 14k• a r.'f,ar;11 source for people in the Mi.tr.. area ^f I u"rt•, F.i .ta•..an9 ,tiu'r L. it r:. 1'••: wit •:. A': the Mayor said before evt•r•,'t t or, 'hat yr'u 'al.'eak .1b,Jt Tit t `t:' r.l': , ::1 r;'+ r t, .t I; ', i tin.' Cuban question :1:.•1 wit!, 41 : 1 • , pects t' .111 my t r:.-' ' • he ....1 *•. ,rm .•,i • • y'•t. kr. w t hat creates a l r•4:1e'm. 1'1. s,auL thin() hapL,c•n 1 =1 h r ir. r. . exam! to rill,* now as you can tee, wt:: e: we 1. f t over h._r. the 4.11t • im• , . a' ,.' 1 • 1 we; it f'•rmea that we wort' going t.3 act , '?t:. There was n'1 tnf .rm,i '. 9:.1'O ' • : , that this is going to be cut to $211,0'! . Hob'..dy c)nta-:Leer Us, nabo'17 011,1 tr.y' hin'1 'i us. t`n had put a t.'tal of six It 4 DEC 1-1975 ptelecte, part ,.r the sit thr'y were going to fund ws for a ptolect of Mental health that we had asked for two hundred and fifty sore threseaed detests and they told its they wt+ra goinq to give us 9S000t1. Afther that they rude back and cut vs to $25000. Mt. Pleilinets Mr. Mayor, was yout Motion for funding as recoplllenerd7 Mayvt Peres Yet.. Mt. ilopefi: Mt. Mayot, the thing is thr way it is right new you're going to fund tt for $25,000 0 it's not going to be enough, it';not going to wetk and if that is going to b0 left that way the Itettngeen Health gate Center is going to by cut, you're talking about transportation and we gad a project for transperation for the elderly and our area was denied. My suggestion is that you up that because the Aoriguen Health Care Center is going to be cut to $1 ,o00 of their operation budget and if the federal goestneent do cit that program I have to lay off...our ptogt.LT is not going to work and Change it to the eorigwen Health Care Center to direct services. If you're going to do that Change it to the dorigwen Health Cite Center... Mayer rem,* Stop pointing your finger at Me. Now I'll tell you what 1 Would be will- ing is do is take Action CoMeweity Center which t'M receem ending that they get funding fot $ 3,000 and put it together with your $25,000 and slake it a $50,000 prolate+ coordin- ated through your efforts. Nut that has to be a prograrui as it is constituted it has to be afi autonoMous program for transportation of senior citizens. t don't Mind it being housed with you but as long as you can keep it together as one prograe. Mt. =peer Mr. Mayor. the people that is already running the transportation services in thta project that you have, are you telling me that it will be a project for the borlgweh Health Care Center and we'll be able to run that 'toe the Mynwoed area, is that what you're saying to us or you're going to allow theft to have their project? Mayor Ferre* Well, you can coordinate it. but I want them to have the autonomy that they've had up until now. They've justbeen going for two months. Perhaps they can serve two colimunities is what I'm saying. That's better than nothing which is what you're going to get at this stage of the game. Mr. !lopes: I would prefer like I said before not that I have anything about the trantiportatLon that if you're going to qiv.• those moneys, get the $25,000 or whatever you're going to give us and put it directly to the services of borigaen Health Care Center for direct services because I'm going to be rut tunes next year. Mayor Ferris: W,i1 we're worry about that Mt. Pjutai►er: The motion is that it be for The preceding motion was introduced i by a unaniaous vote. Mrs. Gordon* Mt. Mayor, may I now. Dr. rl any questions as to the .'jade cnunty After that as recoMm'n led. Mayor Ferrel Ds. Sheppard. the question School Care. You're acquainted with the next year. led for the $25.000 as recoemended. Mayne Ferre, seconded by Gibson and passed oppard has bruli waiting in case anyone had :Ichno1 Care Program. I would like to move on the Day Care Centers. I mean the After rogram, you recommend it? Dr. Sheppard: This is a very valuable pr gram. This is nit only care but it is also feeding. Mayor Ferret Tore is a *notion. Is they, a second to the motion on the After School Care $200.000? The preceding motion intruduced by Mrs. Gordon and seronded by Mr. Seboso was passed by a unanimous vote. ltsv. Gibson* In view of the fact that you !said that it we 4,n't have if when we total up all these figures we may have to pare 'hem down I'm coin.] in offer the Urban League Program. Mayor Ferret As recommended $60, 000? See. Gibson: ki,jht. Iles. garden* I'm on the bard of Urban i eague that doesn't mean I have to abstain in anyway do I? Nr. Lloyds Certainly not. ::u ©EC 1.1975 partnatot , Letnr;q‘c, 4.<1 that tIthat, th, 1.,7 th part of itt ,tri•-•" iy Lat in I 7.1"Irsty ,,nd I %cm' ack • ?ir etet,t loMAn that is Teo-call/ended, tro,r- :r..27ro371 p,.1-,•:; 77. qiAt i.qty,.? 1 want An Answet how. 'PVT. ben around .,;:EArt 17.7 tl, . A Mt . Fielorit : It is st t i ly 1 pt. iv.it It it: ,-,,,1••M}' AN,/ • r Pr v-t.10-• Shit 1711 Motley •,..htetil I not t: • • any privilte •-•tittoriti• rt t h•it v.. N-w want do it you .an hive a riOht f•-• vrA;-boAtd and offer iticstto:r :• f 7)r • •u•:,•-• 'tot( ht'rw 1 !! y r ‘,.•,1 An,nor .1 piece well me- t••1 I ;lotlie'.hing. If thi' husi•-•, 1", An-i t you roli1011),or worr• going t oetn opi•71 t', ;7Y A.' ‘±•,•-•T •; riI was :WOJI 4 lIktto hear thy' •-11: W. r: !!••'s I rt••ety rui••i. tar.:e" • :71. : 'Ir. • ti' r 1• • • ;7. 1, w 1' • ' • t`' w • 174 , M. M , 1 • • • .: .tt • • , • I. , • it it • • • : • "it .1:14 i • any •-•f *nom ; i•11 •• 10.:0Iv•-1 A.... • •tifir%tir,r. Mr i •• ' ; • May ' -;•;!r0; ' this profit -an MI • •••• • • 11 1 :1‘1 ' .h.; ',I •• 7.• :10 •;- i t' 1,1; ' e e • "lir: ntt "•••-t 'iv I • t-,•• it • t .1.- • *,•• t,s: 7. w Mr. 1:1•.1- r• . • • I 41.. 1 ; "144 IS. MT . 1V• 110 ''V•:1: Will /1 1 have not 1-1 • • 1••• •1W-Irr • ' • •7 I .0'111 proqtain. It .•• r• • it Ind in the • , 2771. ' ' ±••••• ' ' 1 • r. rr••• "r ' • 1••• ,1 1 •r ' 1 M.` +h.. t iyi logo • A:••:-.,w• 1,1, . 1 r q•a7ri0 71. r • i• r •• • r • • "; rt Pi 1.01 fur New Skills a w • : r-. ' • '0 ' • , ' •• 1•7 i It 1: k nethi.t.1 t do with • • -1:1.11 7 rogr•im, i• is An 't • Air • I. 7 ; -wirent to pl,lre preliMin- ,:%. • , ,• , • : •t •.•, r•••:, y ••• : ' •• . • • • hc, por or the elderly. 7 „i• • 0- s: 7 • •7 17, • • tit . 7 ",• • ' , ": All ri•Itit, • "r • r,' .• : .1 • • • • 1.1 7 :: • w it .ii•••pt••ve,r,•; • , t •• r • ••••71 • :t 7 • I , t•tt•••• • • .• on,: •:, •lor t !•••• i:resent . • • •• t• r• •-ar•71••• 14, 7 • 1.•1 ••• • t -i 11 .0rvi rod, ;Ai Rov,-nue I:. : • . w • i • -; '.• .17 ••• . ; ; ' • • al" 11 roforenoe • - . • 1' : .•••• . I 1 •• : , , • •• • • . •,..-.1ur -rwr. book . A , m., : i ,r; • ?•-;.;• It. for this • I:. •,1 t. „ .t• • a ;* • , ." • .r. I h4"/' re going • •, ' ite,••••••:r„ t11. r • w I 11 1,r: 1.1 w .11 1,0 f with CETA funds ell +A.,' %a* it. •i :.;;• r•-• -,•••ir will ro ;rive $5n,00n A! 1' ; r••rn • :•.- •r•'," f w'. •1.tarr as 1 1,7'7a1. And • r. t. r.e• t. • •.• `; I ' rgit whirl.. Is a pretty good 11: 7 ‘r 1 7 71. Ir. I' rny •, irr., I lon't think the r,,t; 1..•••.,! .1, :3K-it-A:I A -ins • • r r:i•.•1••• -.--ademy that's strictly :i.1••sn, en, :••• :1, I, :01,•••ty • . .• , ' y 4.1•••17.,s, ate! we't-e going • 1iYa n f i l'•••71.11 tint Tam suritised that you •,•••t• --A it. .1r. Nunn. Mr. r. 1.•• • • r r "74•1. t Program open frt. 1.•••••)!-•10 tt:t •••• rarrit-, i • MI •erirti• t : That 1 1•0.1,-1 r•,..: rant 1. ! 1 : et 4 r 77 j r,, t 11. $60, on 1I„ • r•-rt• : F•rr 'r1.1,iti 741. r'•• • A tlorti, DEC 1 -1975 1 ?he preceding Motion introduced by a lnanlamtsi vote. arson, becohded by Mt. P1taaler wit passed Mt. Mtty Shell/tan: Mr. Mayor, I'M batty shellmat and 1 represent the Janis C. Scott Befart CitiaMs' ?Mt Meals Ptegtel. t'm sitting in the audience getting a little linter beearie have scar disposition on sells other senior citittwns hot Sella programs awned 1 was *ordering if we were going to be taken out of sequence of wlhethot et net there's going to be any diapositioni... Mara, Pettey Well, t'11 give ton MIP' opinion. t am against the funding of the P.SeCA Not Meale Freers* in r,f this times not because it i4 an unworthy progtae. it is a very wntttty MAMMA but ee have gone, le have fund..) n !{.glee of ether Plot Meals progralIN *which ate In eeinterwe today and at thin ttme 1 am nr.f for the creation of one store hot Meal program at this particular tithe mint that it ign't needed. 1 think it is deeper. steer needed but we can't. 1 think it you Imo, at the nulbrr of hot meal t+rayteliss that Me Witi fund out of this you will see that it in the Mainrity of the funding out of the billion (foliate. Mt. dgwellaant Oat it you will notice that this is not actually a new prom- iNI this is an euipansion of an emoting program. Mete just moving into an area that we had prev- iously net served. Mayit ferret huh? That was not my itideratanding. This is an expanded program As t viderstand they were reviling something like 20 or JO people and now this is getting into the hundreds. is that correct? Mr. Mellish. Flo, sir, that's not. Mayor renew Well how Many people ate you feeding now and hew many will you be feeding? Mr. $hellmsne Ok, the proposed site in the Culler Area will feed 100 people per day. We are presently feeling 150 per day in various Map.t Ferro. And are you going to continuer feeding the 150 people plus 100 snore? Mr. *holism' yes. Mayot ferret That's what t said, that it is a new program, an expanded program of 100 additional people. Mr. Mistake night. in the Culler area which they are not serving at the present time. Mt. iheLlMant to that area now there are no existing hot meals programs. Mrs. Gordon: 1 say this is the core, the heart, Mt. Mayor. of the depressed ettea of the city. it is very difficult to imagine how we could not include that. Mayor Ferret Ok. 1 want you to know that you've got 194.500 that you have expanded this program... Mrs. Gordon: Me made priorities of food and youth and so far we're more or less... Mr. Plummer' 1'il move it for the program which was recommended... Wait • minute. please. If 1 MI not mistaken the expression was that it had to be for 55 is that correct? Mr. ihellisan: That's correct. Mt. Plummier: Then I will move it et SS. Meyer Terre. That's an additional $7,000. Is that acceptable to you. Mts. Goadon. as the seconder of the motion? Mrs. Gordon. A total of 59, is that what was needed? Nell I know the area needs to feed people, there is no question in my Pied about the necessity of us dolma tills so t will go with that. The preceding motion was introduced by Mt. Plummer, seconded by Mrs. Gordon and pees by the foilw$n vote -Allis: Mr. Plummer. Res. Gibson and Mrs. Gordon. WLatit Mr. hoboes sod Mayor Parrs. Nrs. Oeedeni 1 mould like to stove wows Dade County School's Program for the amount tavaamended. Nagler f erce s lee are now owl I want to tell you by 101,500. 22 DEC 1. 4 1 It. t tuMM.-t: We're 4ril. Its. meet i ett: I'll Motto *hat ono, c onM1•, i t y rrht+•ol s t rogt im. That Once l(taa!teel bow "many .,.:hoof.. Would tho: r ^t ff met4bei , ;omt t, rair-l. M t t : r••: ;one+thing rs q,lnn t-, hat:. ' • 'u vn' • r L r,: Will a stiff lltembet I,l,,a'i., tt11r• •.-. 1. , mi.•t ,t }. n e . How Many schools It. b..r .: t u.le i with this- Itc,ft:vft� , tt•t • t:•,• 1•!r t t:r•lir_ ) :it .,•,. . +tt tr •t...••rthudgrt• tie:.. Lett .';. ?hays t},e same a:: last ye ir, t iri` r nt thu.ition of the t ooram: Mr.. is . •<1e 1 : Mayer rt..: T.,1s is a do.,. ir,:riraa i .. ,t.,r,1i:•t w• M. koc ie1: •. Mayor F'etre: ar. are in tt,,n1!e. 1' 'i':• i;t• i.t. t r .. t 1•1-: t}ii,q one... Well you're ride, ii i• tr: nd Stre,,.t lint'', 1 •im.,,, r: .: it ., i" '1,i• Mitt in Luther ring? is thero ary w.r• art fua l t!;it tuy-•ii••r w,.. Mt. M iy 1 , : It ,• t'; t " •t W. ir,'t fund that •hr uq` Mr. Andrew,: we .•ra1;i tty matiIri ,1t:pli at .• t that It .,,::, Is .•",q and I'm concerned... i:rj t r ^yr im. tr ,..t 1, it . 4,I:1a41.' . .. •a• r ir.', !•''" rr i•;• .••• t,., •,1:; it r i • ,. err It Nr. A:.:lr„w, dt r;r•r f • e t • : t.. • r .:1t •e' Mrs. •; r. r: W.,i wt.,:. . wi., firs+ • . . .: wr,tr• fut ft• '1 .,:•r; Etrr'•Iram . ',mmunity Srhnnl Mt. i•,,w. : P.. .r .rat ,: •.TIUIU•.1''' 1. ';,,: l ri;, it'n b,-.•r. in i 1a::e f•'.r I.', 1•1 ter: Mrs.,. ;•.Tr1,:.. 'nit is at, .st,,blish•ni nl, i:n -,t at-i:t; y•.t , • alstern•e, right Mr-. h:, it, ior • il•rrut 1.' ycrir', I w 11 1 : , Mr!: . .••t !' whe,,, it t irst (Arne uI. ;,.. w•,'. i::.iini it.Ti,'; City . f Miam; w.••• the first. tr' bn'.'nme involved in that , reiram with 4 s._h;. ,l• - 1161. "r ,. r1 1r. `ty t, .• i L.r•.,gtam It, F1 fr. ,11 •, l .. t .t' .1 tiit., when we av, ... ,t ,':)u:ty 14-•1 whet& we ',,•,•,1 t keep •he•m 't ;m t :r t:,i t.: drugs ani getting ins , tort, •,t .r time: when the- ecc'ntroy Is c, b.1,i ti..t• la:ents in many instances mu:;t •p, t( wcrk and chilli -en must be put in ec:'•..,Tits. r,t where they can have progressive act ivit aes ar..l since you sot a priority •r 1111 a. th. -ond hrinilty to fool I'm we,n•l•r•-lr,q wt.. wet don't have a serond to •hie r, • 1r. . Mayor .crr.: Now which roe, is this now, Rose? Mr:;. ..cr ion: :he' Lade County Coallur.ity . • h' cl:; l r' tram. Ma*: r t ••rr wa a '' •d After . ^hoc,l, i• u: farm. it y n1 1 Mrs. Gordon: Ye;, that has to be in i lace tot th•• ethers to „perate. Mayor Terre: :houidn't the school board begin. t • tke tl, i• tv.tr.• Mr... (;order:: This is a joint venture 1.rrrgram .ay..) it 14 a tyl•c• of program where we 1.ay.• alw•ty:, I itticipat.d in it in *t.e (it',' 4 m. i:i:. W.: a,••'t f.r,,t un, in Datc county. It 1'. •,..iy f•r the children in the , ity. Mr. Plummets ... There's no question. I rion't know ,'t ..t i.•rogram here that's not .i q•.> •i 11 ,gram ,u•: yuu know we're down ::,w t th.,t i•.;1r.c w! :'r, wi yet every year. Is there any effort, Mr. Mayor, by this cotmnisstcon, by you, by the Manager in reference to my :omment: at the beginning of this meeting t:•it we the city arc picking up a half a 141,1l;o:. dollars of things in areas that I fuel .ire 1-1., r. si.cn•-.ibility .•t the school hoards DEC1.197i Rte. Got en: Net really, 3. L., this i:; not .tntedteatlee M pltn . This is a firma to keel: yoekng people off the streets ant to keep thee tes. tt i9 a rerune pfeventlott prove... Mt. Plussetr: Pow. 1 untleetntand that and I'm not .,rquing the pint and I semi to pet driwtt to a nit:y•gritty kind of an at/amen! tint ern, knew we're tacking Meet After Seheel Cate. Mew that to inlet really is a bast, lay mare tyre of operation. And you eith 40 what yea want, they're all goad program; awl hnw Ceti yea vote against art, of thee. 3 luit think... n progte*ely! aettyit• Mts. Gerdote Which is the Major reason 1 said before we oveht to stick to the ones the staff has reviewed and have glyph to ua as reeoMMenlations. That's the lesson 1 Motioned it before. but I endetstend when you took the on for the etitte feet Seals program t understand it fits in line with what we're. doing. Mt. PLeMMtrt 1 offer no truck for that. Mts. Gordon: But here weir serving t don't knew hew many hundreds I think a thousand or ears voting people. or Maybe more than that, maybe there's two thousehd yowl people and you know we're not serving that Many ynunq people in some of these other program that we're funding if you realty meant to stop to analyt? it. You would net have to fund se Many of these other Corrective ptogrems if you had more corvette' ttetools In the city and in the county. Mt. Plwlslert Rose, I'm not disagreeing UMINTILLtaIb3 CONVEn811TtOM Mt. Ptww0er: Mt. Mayor, let me, can t ask somebody from that team over theft what is the enact amount of money we've got to fund. Yes. Is this figure of 1,0,2.000► is the two months of operation been taken out of that? Mr. Andrews: That's over in the first column you'll notice atom October 1 to Nove1blet IS. Mr. Plieekert but it's not December lilt. Mr. Mdtewst This is for a year's program, the last column and the first cohabit... Mr. Plainer: Paul, the figure I'm trying to derive. we've got $1,092.342. Mt. Andrews: No, you actually at this point in tine have $1,761,000 but so it wouldn't be confusing you were asked to look at the total funding. Mt. Member: Oh, I see, we've got $1,763,000. Mr. Andrews: After the first sit weeks of expenditure for existing program. il,_700,063. Mt. Plummer: Uk, d lot of ditf"rence. 1'5ne qnt a genii suggestion for you. Do you really want to t;e.• Mr. Mayor, may 1 make a suggestion te you? This isn't going to be popular at all but I'm going to make it in the form of a motion. Mr. Mayor, I think that we have narrowed down to within, as I correct in stating $45,000? Mr. Mayor. that we defer any further action on the remaining portion.... Mrs. Gordon: We have a motion and a second on the floor, would you have the roll call. Mr. Plummer: Under discussion. That we defer any remaining action to evaluate these programs so that we can see where we are. what we have funded and what we've got left to fund the remaining programs. Mayor Terre: Mr. Plummer, you know I think we have got to finish. In my opinion. I apologise to all of those that are waiting tor other things but we have boom fooling on this now for three months. there is a million dollars that has to be divided, nobs* wants to do it. You know there are going to be a lot of emery people three is nothing i can do about that we're just going to have to call thetas shots the way we see thew. Mr. Plummer: Mr. Mayor. let me say this to you. Mayor Fevre: It's just about over because we're almost at a million dollars. Mr. Plummsrr Mt. Mayor, right new with the motion an the floor if it is eggeoved yam are already over by approximately... Mr. Andrews: No. Mr. Vice Mayor. that's what t cried to eitplain to you that if you'll Not go by the last column and not the intermediate columns and follow that to cave out to the one million... Well welt a minute. ynu may be right, let's be easeful. 24 OCC t - WS Maynt Fert.,: No, he's not in l 1' i l tell you Why he' snot right. Mh&t we Mgt Ih• greased now is $101,`,flo. Mr. Plummet: I AM right! Ne-, sir. Right now we have $450i:c)'/ to ditfttibutrr and you have a notion for 63. Mr, Anit"w::: Yen. The tea.,:o e 1r r that, Mr. Mayer, is that yn ; have tc take the 0.31iTO and ruibltact it front the lny,.. 0 be,lade what you lit is you changed the fufld' inv level nf noble of therm' trn.treMs... Mr. Tl'im er: And what yoi alsr, diet is )^' •1 tended them f r *we. months: whi h takes $' 1.01,). Mr. Andrew:;: Se) he's fight. Mt. Plummer: You've got .t mt,t:an nh the rl t *hat :Mint now ;n:'te already into deficit spending. Mt. Andrews: There's .about 5.3>,i) It; loft t.; 1.. li.,'riiwte 1. Mayor Ferro: Well I'll tell you at this point it i3 1i; Mrs. Gordon: There is a Motion on the fluor. Mr. Manager, will you tell me please what you said to me hre a few minutes .ago about the $5,000 per school that the balance was Something else? Mr. Andrews: There is a basic $5,000 for ea.h of 'ha 1 schools try resenting $45,000 and then there's $1,SO0 worth of material*-; iul supplies r„r each school which brings it up to $63,030. Mrs. Gordon: Is there any other urce ut funding for that >1,500 per school? Mr. Ar.itewr;: Nc, ma' am, I wis:u I could come aal t. 1 you that at this time but there Dist isn't. Mrs. Gordo::: Wr•1i, I'm going to move t• amen.! this .;in-ef yea lnn't have any additional at thi:: timt: to the 4`, and thee, we'll nee• if we can he, able to raise the rest fruM some other Mr. 1 1un n r: Pose. you're... . Mt s. Sordoni Well it. was 1 mv' i,,n. Mayor Irire: :Moss entitled to do that, she's amended her me -lion... Mrs. :orlon: Well .l.L., I'd Like to hear what you have t-, say. Mr. 1'ii.ainetd Weil, . was lust saying that you !eft. out 57(.s. Mayor l erro: All right, $4:,7t. 3, in other wnrlh whatever is left. oho preceding motion, introduced by Commissic,ner Gordon and seconded by Rev. libson was passed by the following vote - AYES: Rev. r;ibscn, Mrs. Gordon and Mayor Ferre. NOES: Mr. Rt +ode ani Mr. Flutmaer. Mayor Ferret ton roll call) Well. the thing that bothers me it: that according to Mr. Parades this Dade County Community Schools unless we vote for this the other $200,001 is jeopardized. the AFter Schoel Carr because they go together. Mr. Pluttfiner: Well now nobody told me that. Mayor Ferret So I don't see how I can vote anything but yes. Mt. Plefter: Well why are they separate items? Mr. Andrews: Because they're separate lrograms but they have to be carried on concurrent- ly. Mr. Plummer: But if one is one, if it. is in fait one 1:rogram why have you got it listed 4S two? Mrs. Gordon: J.L., it's not one program. I could explain it if you want but it'll take a little while. Ok? What was the v,)te an that? It was 3 to 2, it passed. 8r OEC1-1975 1 Mayot Ferret Yes, but PM now colas to Make a Mntide to rescind ill the thing, tffAt we let toted on because thete's nn way, we arr. in deep trrnfble MOW and 'Wfl'rf golf to have to do this all ovet agate. i make a Mutton that ell theft &tette b! rescinded tot further consideration. Mr. Plualwr: There ks a (lotion made to rescind all action token by the C tasion thil morning. is there a second? Alt. ReboSO: .'ieeond. Mr. Plrlrner: Seconded by Alt. keboeo. Mayor Ferrel That's right. That i 1, 1 udrr, nV$ t y item? Mrs. notion! before i vote on this motion may I ask you a luestiot,? Are you going to go down the list of recolllonded Items one by 'one? Mayor Porte, We're going to have to rethink this whole thing. hose, what we've dens is we let nut hearts speak so we added $1oo,000 of money we don't have rot pregtals that Mereh't even recolleended and we got into deep trouble and therefore, we est out a lot of other program and 1 think we're going to hve to re -think this thin, all MST. We've set a million dollars. The trouble is that we want to spend twe Aillllon dollars - we don't have two millinon dollars, we have a million. Mrs. Gordon: You only fended one that wasn't a recosllend, that was the first Methodist Church. Mayor ferret Yes, but we added t1o1,500. We added 40,000 to Little Savona, we added 25 to the Coconut Grove Polity Clinic, we added 5,000 to Gt. L:eke's Recreation. we added 7 to the JIMA Hot Meals. Mrs. Gordon: Mr. Mayor, you're right in what you're .aging but let Me Say this: We should if we're going to reconsider simply reconsider the overages that we have adapted. Mayor Perret My motion stands. I say that all these items be rescinded for reconsider- ation at another time. The following( motion was introduced b M.:j»r retie, who moved its adoption: MOTION NU. 75.108R A MOTION RESCINDING ALL MOTIONS ALLOCATING VARIOUS PEERAL Mifl/US SHARING FUNDS MADE BY THE COMMIbSION ON DECEMMER 1, 19fl. Upon being seconded by CoMmisstonet teboso, the motion was passed and adopted by the following vote: Anil Rev. Gibson, Mr. Argoso, Mayor Ferre and Vice Mayor Plwleer WOOS: Mrs. Gordon. ASSENT: None. Mr. Plummer: 1 want a clarification. Mr. Mayer, is it your intent by delaying this program to seek other sources of money to, well it make no difference my vote. but I still want to ask it before I vote. Is it your intent to goad seek other /caroms of funding so that Mien we do reorganise this we.... Noyes ?etre: I would Mope that the Manag.r and staff would go into every single one of tale programs and tee -think this whole thing through. The problem is very simple. we have a million dollars to divide and we h.,ve a million, two hundred and fifty thiseeemd dollars of urgent programs to fund. Nt. Plummer: I vote *es. Mrs. Garden: Well let me ask you a question. Nr. Mayor. with clerlf/cation.... Or. Plummer: watt a minute, give the res:lts. Mts. Gordon: Wait a minute, Just a minutes Please, if you don't wind. 11 you're going to reschedule this are you rescheduling it very shortly or you reschs/ulieq it a month from now? Mayor forre: Nn, it has to be of asks. in De .ember, it has to be done in the nest couple 't1 DEC 1.19?S 1 . Miiiir, W111 u rttli 1: 41, jr•dto•-., y ,tnrry, •4:.t the p1ir. ,. I t t. i : t 111:1!1r, 1,trIt-Aft1441 '•' il tidt1, VC 111 ly, wort' t hoy. • . tv• • I I 417 f• t • • ••I 1::. (1,11 It: track A. tar• .111: I mit ; ri • r ft, .• • ; ! :1 • 11••1^.1• • • • • • • 1 t • .•i . • : •••• ; .• , . • ": , •• , • • • • !. i • • t• 11,1' 1.1t1.14144, •:14 A-4 • !4.th /,1-r lil 17.14 1 ..-;,.14: r ttit this his r • • tI :.‘t • I' • r• 1 '1 !!: 1 !,1 t 11.11 when we :.11.• 141, 1,i wr t t rq*:: 1:,..••r.1. Thr, f w t ,11, ; . • , LtF MCI -tI; . -1 •• Lt.:ft; T 1NT't.i" :i; ; ' ; E;t1::T: .!irm ;Nil! ItASI 5 . • 1.1 1.ATEP t:: • 1.. ; tr.• :tart t•• • :••.: t ••••- t A-- • ..,i,,r41 !! , !4.1%-.1r 1. A r; r CU 1- 1915 1)AYSL1-1,E. rIPTVF: OTG,A4AY ToAPPrVEMENT - T-C383 C&C ' • ,1 t• I .4., lit, • ,r1, • • : • - • " t • : t , . , t, I ••• ,w, r1i 11011 ' w. . • It- 't ;•.• r • • I. j t!,a• t A*/ t ! 1:.t: : • • -,t • :. A hi , ;: Iry IttANA•;1;N. 1'11TAL,I;LATI, ,t7 1,T PI:, 111 RE. IVLD THIS . ;•'L }II :IPWAY ' *-1:-:”.• r) • .1 • • '•; • 141ert.4 1r,.1 "ntrt.., , •t., 1• : I!. ''1 fj j it, the ft 1 Qf the -;, 1.4 111.,; '..;e..orlded by c:Yami , • It, re: 'gut inn wit.; passe,i and a 1 • i by follclwlrlll41.44: AYES: Cc)1tutus--51r 1 ;. r C,Jitymisri,:ni.:r Mn . CoMmisqionttY (R,-•••• Maine J. . M VS:or Mr-ari Je A. F,,r1-, Nene. PilS WERE RECEIVED FP1M Tqi —171WTNn PIRMS: ir)7 4.• I DEC 1-1975 • 9. • Iliegeeetigh •Shure loaf$ Ne!P?ty s.a.e. COMetteetien Mg. ▪ giedeliled sad iM lld fete . tllf Ind I Orebro teldeeepe OL, Inc. SI MM deohees Co., seer tile. Nelms *weep a hilt Co. UWUtl Ceet trestNS Corp. 1..C. Firths. the. .lee Meisertstee Mehhest Co. LW. 0RMNMT1fti1 OP 011011110 - F�I�MII Myst Fern* MevvereM Jos ales, you went t• mho e quick stateessto it yet weer. Melee. hie. leftism Matt yes, Mt. Meyer. tallow coledssieeesns tad etatt. I Ilest to el first sap that I me at ease with pent pesltien this mMht q. I'd lie M Mate a $riere- egst M reseed§ t• O bassity Melly homiest Craw ANte% is a pewee that Flee lien in alta+eses ese gees years wit we Name net begs faded tear say m se. Amp se pea enderetaed the program end hew embed closely with the promo sat hie deem the r the feet he start to osnsidsr we proposal because go aed■ettted set Mtewmties lay. hey didn't Mee ties is study stir pespeeel. MK Freese Alt tight. Meesaged. throb Ise. sir. DEC Vilen WAIVE REGIONAL. FACT PEE Crag Of FLORIDA slgtRAL SERVICE% DIPT. rle. dettll•t reel sewrnln?e hr ssse le ware smede Capin% i e•pteegs! the State we heads. t't the pistsct dimes, fat the Meolenal hater that's Seine • is It,.. Meyer heels Mt. Amines. Is yeti rssemmesd tat alleles se the M of the Meoismel eepeett this is a state butldleq, t meld a•sene. Me. Asetgwsa ten. but t Messer that they will par the foe for the teildise isepsma• tat Asa It snow. oleo,. lc that correct, because that's Sotto to tees esapnui to do that. Pr. Cantle* lint. if that's required — Pr. Nsdtwae that's absolutely turreted. Mr. PinMb•ee Mere talRLne abut reduced messes, ties get ere trash with the Stet et Furth. the only thin, t want to MAo sure Ls they de the sago [er es. Mr. MMrwse tee. t can say that they've been west cooperative. Mr. Pletearere Do they waive the teas wen we have earthing before the statist Mr. Andres* t Most As that we pay any tees when we actually ge beton the Stat. P r. newer* Cssperattoa is a two -nay attest. t' l l ages it bet Pe lelap M regime it. Meyer Ferree there's a slangs to waive the Mtesel impost Fes her the easy st fetal eessral Sseviess eepsrtaset ter the Sate office eel ideal 1a dswea•esr MIM1. • Plonoorm Secluding those rests serresedi eg the tespertLes fees. The Foliew*sp Petits woe twtredessd ell Om'rtelssleeeer !leers. she owed its •dapt1ss. Mel'10111 Ole. n•1oe1 A wlDl'10II APredw ill the MPt tMTtON POi WNW 4 tom! rohreATl5M he 11l leo ATOM sT $1.111.1e M tat Salty SF MUM =ISOM SOMFOCIIS SOFASSIIMSt. Ferree Mint 'emended by Cemmissiseer Steam. the station was posesd mod adapted by the faltmwieg vet*. AVM asoetim atesr Masao Pebm'e comiaeteeee ibm. tbesd&Ps sines C'm■IMdooss J. t.. Pte■rr. h. CeNet he w tames deeds* Mew Msswiee A. here Mende Ogee. 2g Ott 1•I S Oft! 1. mu) nrvunpmfNt mANAnw wA VIN MANI) 1), "ATr1N HAND PEVFLOPMF-NT - ANn NE'.1 coNvENTIoN crNTER t •01 . An.lr 'ft.t• Mayor PI; 1-• .t *, ,qtur; ; , • • .t 1 that WO Wttr tt ' 4,111 } 1,1;•t 1 to trir.1 tt ,t '0/ t• t. .1tttit t ittt,11 . • rec. ; • .•••i•• tv•i• ' '• ; • ' • ;* +.0 ••MM1*.hior • `, 1+ .**I;•,i• it • i ; • I I, ;,, +1, r , • .., ; , rl., t4.vo 1.14+400 .4 J• 1 •e 1 • 1 ,•,t•-, ,.• • f to• ".",••••.• i• • t. 1, 1,e inul • : I kr- ; • • • • 1-,1 -I, 34,1 ' Ire 17 • I, •"" • • 1 11 l 1041 or • •; • • ^ " T! t'' "1. ett i 4 t••.I it is no • : • it, l-e -1•• • • try t heft to, .1, 011 ',Ill t Irv- rry:ttnnstabt . • •L, • 1rit4,.1,;• t ,, • e• • h.. :•• I , wi • ", • • r".:1,- I • t:h t p4rt 11 it *f .• 1 • I t. •,1.1., 1,•t• i • be in awfut it't tl•- • •• IT Tt 't `It ee,1,1,. • It, •-• t 0,11-1 - • • -mit- o.. •Ir• !,r' bt 0,ad hit itule • t..It • hi -; met*••,r •• 1, • t.11.1, • * l''..1frr•4trI A r", 0,4,1(1 s, it. it vi lull who r ••e, bo.-o V"VI' T1 tt ; . 1,avo •ori••• leo "t r trt• • t h 1'' ; .,; *. , • • • o • i • hr. id'*, • halt t win! • e ;,- •')•-• r. •vt. t he r "It tIt• "; ; ri • i,,, p:in f,t,ry? 7•1r • A. lrow I.7.4 t•tii : 11,1, • " • Irk. • • , I tr'ftr,tr• for *.•• • . .or 1 .'1' •it, ; t +.." • ? wan* you to tell • w "•+• . • I' • • • d' 4*41 r. • x; ' • •.• Par:: • ••, *h. Man wtti "it w* t l'• • ; 4 3 Y- • .r.t; .v.•ri, • i". • . ' .• • • , It w irt f ntn :-,--gtatunat.. . • • • ; •Ir : • I. 1 • ". •L `. i , it: ttti• i t • r. • •:, t w, t • • ::, 4 r : ; , ' 1;.• • -.r..."..t‘tt, t t Lary sewer I. • '• l ' •E 7 • ' •• f••• *11'Ft' r",1 t ions of the it it • : • § • - t • • • •• t. • •-ir 3,, • 1-• • `1"rl'in 31 .-nthr fl • •.. t • • i! I II 1 at••,' ' • J. ' • ',II t 1:11.1nd . ••••47:-•!••.:.i. • ... •••r. : • • . . h r•L • -I I r•he t r".• t• • • • • • 1. • • : t re•ot • Lir • • ,r • 4 :, • t; ' .• • 1”1-1 aid 'hi -re •••.• . • t : 'I ' • . . w •• • • , • . it 4* II mulll bt.• oon- •-• r' 1.-,+••• i* up; r, *.o r. t"le F.E.C. property • i • ' ,1) 1., •••• " *, . • : ; , ,e.;* , %or)'ri ' ," r r•- • 1,1,- . ton of the cratintun - • , •'• I . • •, t' • • •., ' A '1 r "-ompaittee and r : • - • . ' . . • tr t •-• 'q. "r. r Inv of 'Pim DEC 1-1975 ■ Mt. Alvah Charlton: Me. Mayor and merbets of the CoOMIAsinn. it. Lewis fisher is thattel» rat the a►th-.ttlseittt•e tin the Convpntt.m Center. Me. chmk Celts, who itt A stee.cOMMittem t'heirlen oft the Watson Island Ptnlrrt. '.,mild not be heir AM ask that I *peak for him And I'm doing en. Dot dowetoen a,tlun committee chambet is vet, Meth In tarot of havlhg these two ptnle t managers apl,ninted. These are Mettle miii1nn dotfats eftjrrte. They're involve:sent In benelIt to the penno , of Mittel is very euifieletlt and time to of the esaenee. We haven very rnpahle staff end out ttty Onvptnnt,oet City Manager, and ARM. tit, IMnaget'H hot they cannot take on a project of this tegnittrde sett Move it along nn A kind ni A timetable theta really tent for we to purees, thereefore, we feet very strongly when you're dealing with eulttamitlton dollar ptojscts like that, that wr get some special temperary foil time, highly qualified. highly trained, aevitated professteilals to work with and teed the professsiottal staff of this city and the civic leadership of this comeunity so that these things can happen in the nest sevetai months. Mete on the track, we stake good progress and we urge that you favorable cowe$dat the appoletment of these two people. Mt. Fisher may like to speak to the COOMA insets on that aspect. Mt. Fisher: briefly, on the Convention Centel sub -committee only. I thine that Nt. Chapman's reestks have covered both. The committee has been in effect for several Seethe et this time and includes eeltbers and es -official members of the Miami Deafness Collnunity . Meyer Forte: Who is on your committee Mr. }'fisher? Mr. Plotter: The natn•M? Maynt t'irre: Yea. tin that we get an idea of the ctn.., sect luo community that you have working on thin. Mr. Fisher: Ok. We have Mt. billings, we have Mt. Leads, we have Mel Jacob*. myseit and one other active. I'm sotry it sites my mind right now. Ex -official gets in- elude Lucius Williams of the Downtown Develtpment Authority, Dick La taw of the OtE- ttteet Parking Authority, Or. Allen of the t'nivetsity of NUM, Mt. Candela of the proposed architectural firm and members of the Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Feree: All right, sir. Mr. Fisher: We think of the committee has provided a format for communicattomt sad support whereby all of the Interest involved in the Convention Center have gotten together on more or less twice a month basis. Officially and tin -officially beyond that. We feel that the most urgent natter of business before the committee mad the thing that it can support most importantly right now is the proposal of the City of Miami to engage or retain a project development manager and without that the achieve- ment of the objective is probably in jeopardy. Mr. Plummer: Excuse me. Would you clarify. you said Mt. Candela of the proposed architectural firm. Mt. Fisher: Yea, the architects that we're selected in order. Three architects selected in order about a month ago by the Coanisslon. trayor Fevre: Candela is one of the members of time architectural firm of Fereedtno Grafton/Spittle /Candela. Mr. Mbar; That was the first selection II believe and they're to ne$ottettot at this time. Mt. Plummer: Well. have they begs selected. Mt. Andrews: We're In the process of asottattng. Amd to negotiation are sheet OW complete. We're ready to draft the final agreement. Mt. Plummer: 1t lust seems odd to me that this stint is on the committee. yet. Fisher: Ito, we neat to him Mr. Plummer we seeded the input and support test an architectural ter.. They were the number one seloetton of the Commission. Cs- olfteial membership. 3U 0EC 1.1975 t t• : t,icf whit w•e 're ,trip. , we ,i r1't k:;.,w !;,.tt• k1r. P!•. 1 t, '.t 1 t t 1c • 1. I t l i i t t• t, ' I t It r. n'ttut.s, i 'h' t ,a t _ t 1 wit kt ,+.. 1! .,.,t r • Itt i Ir i! t ittt t n, r i t.,ken is ttv t t •.•e•!^e•nt wi t h t L w t h +t we•'t.• tta, e,tttrittel ,t,.It t!n ftta t1 •, i t,.•. t ..;,t '113 .. ,11id t+.• t1:1t t11,•': Art.! . _ riot �1t They r, , it ., cc'.1• �� •L,t •,1 t : t • it a t• : 1 r: 1t M,.' f,. t lr;.tri: it ttrt.tiniv would se:^1 't,• :ae. t1i::.. w:<h a r: Iar;e aie•n+ J .:i ;1.ly qualis it .. ,,r :t ..i. n.I' . ihe• t igurt' would Shen r,.. ... ;ith that, ,,.tv In ant l-.it '•. t i:,�t,,,i. - • 1 . t•I1,wr .t ts. I ti:in�. �it'� ci: fair tit.lt [ .ahis a'.,,rgni�� i.Iti �1u•w ».t 'r i+ t. .tn:'. it it's pl1I G:t:•w ., "t'rt- t 1i in1 •itiiit .1r,.•ttu•r tiii:, Commission in -it , i t n. r, • . ;;, • t, k:i.,w .•a. h anti invulv.•d with. is titer. •iny ,,t11•-r . u- -t J 31 DECI•1975 ■ Mt. Planner: This commission thin will retain find approval of oho 18 118110etPd, Is thnt tirre.t? Mtv„t Frrre: All right, you want us to do the selection/ Mr. Andrews: I don't terommend that. Mayer Ferre: And I'm against that too. Mt. Pl,dlpAer: I'm only asking for the record? You're recomm ?tded against It afli it is not part of this proposal. Mt. Andrews: 1 don't understand what you're asking now. Mt. Plummer: then the people who will be selected will not come to this Come: sSian for final approval? Mr. Andrews: 'That's right. I recommend that you Rive le that arthoetty and that latitude to select the people that 1 think meet this criteria* best. Mr. Plutmnet: And the final gwestion that 1 have is that the proceeds t., pay these Individuals will came from bond moneys. Mr. Andrews: From bond funds. Mr. Plummer: thank you. Mr. Andrews: And Mr. Mayor and members of the Com ntseton. 1 felt in the otluinal Information that the Commission acted that 1 had this authority tat 1 obsoletely vetted no misunderstanding with the Commission that this was what 1 was about to do as tee se these too projects are concerned and 1 felt obligated to come here aed tell you Meet it at least. t don't think there's any action required on your part at this point Ili tilt it's a matter of understanding an to what the administration is dots'. Mayor ?erte: Nov. let's get it on the record. Mr. Andrews: All right, put it on the record. Mr. Pluaa:er: If you're clarify it I'll make the motion they be hired. Mayor Fette: Plummer moves. Gordon seconds. Further discussion. Call the roll. The following motion was introduced by commissioner Plumber, who moved its adoption: MOTION NO. 75-1092 A MOTION GRANTING THE LATITUDE TO THE CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED WITH SELECTION OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OP WATSON ISLAND AND THE CONVENTION AND CONF- ERENCE CENTER WITH DUTIES OF SAID MANAGERS TO BE AS OUTLINED IN CITY MANAGFItS MEMO DATED NOVEM$ER 26. 1975. Upon being seconded by Commissioner Gordon, the motion was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Commissioner Nntolo iteboso Commissioner Rose Gordon Commisaloe.r (Nev.) Theodore ?Gibson Vice Mayor J.L.Piummer Mayor Maurice A. Verve NOES: None. :let OEC 1-WS sr!, tea these people I think It will r;! s91: a •3n I Int rrdut t it,•m pn •,tt t , Its i,m ! . it tt•s IS, mt Ithority u', titt imat,•l\• •1 it ;3:' t, ult . .1 tLu h 10411 I k,t rt t. tn... I ,..w' .set t mike sure , under- : 1 ..t a .. . tt. ire iwor• jet. : i 't' ,tan;:t;rr. I understand Chet you ion by t , !',rh , 1 er.,bcr tl;e •.nnouncerfcnt as to ,• or. hit, , is rha -rrt•r t ? Litt at c!',t: itoint of Lasing. out the last 'Litt .on , t.r. .:runt r '-ak, �ury t'„ u;,, - w,': . ti;, like tt, huid to the !,1 . .tt' t1.• ❑,.w 1'•+i 1 -e -tat 1, n. ti: tt w,' rtr, .tk ground tor the new ,•t. t. .tot from .mt pla.t he - -thrr, Well. I'm telling vou. • ,n,1 !3 ;ticks over to the other. . All right. is tit . l . t .nt c't i'. !tit, I. wh;, tit lttr_ rt. tst.il r.ttus.- AAA./ nN...a..,:'.. .. Ai SON .. 1: •u, b.s:; ,'i r,s','i„It r, +,:citt,„ it •tnd on tilt '.,• 011it. of ,.j!• ,:Ittr.i i tt l ' : w.is ,lJClittlrtilt•DeC .> t,...•,.iti.-1.'in.r iE;•,t '.., . t„ '.l.1 V, r ... i :it , it t.tyor ". turf• , ,�. rr<' :13 DEC 1-1975 Mayor Terre: 1,: thete anything else to 'mote up Mt. `fanaget, 1s t?tere anything else to .-table up befnte WI on Watson island or convention center? Mr. Androsat Ni, nothing mote. Mayor Verret Mt. Chaphitt is there anything else that you or any membets of your eommittee would like to bring up at this t im. "' 1 , U1S4.US5104 1ttM: FENCE -IN AREA OF kw CONVENTION CENTER tr. Plummet: Mr. Mayor. I hate to bring this up and it really doesn't involve them. Mt. Manager. 1 think one or two things should be dune immediately by you. I was down on that ►fete of property last night. either I'm going to suggest that you light that piece of property timeediately or fence it in vo that it cannot be .a dark dimeaal area. Mt. Andretnt this is Convention --,- Mr. Plummet: On the Convention Site. Mr. Andreas: Ok. Mt. Plummer: I think we're inviting probl'ms. Mr. Andrews: Ok. DEC 1 • VS ROF P, R ONA APt!EARAANC� MpoONOR NG AFER TO FTDI SA 3i.tDFPERMRSoNSESRPARIC NG ,CAR R, J1SAnLEi VETERAN PERV1tTS tN OFF-STREET/ON-sTREET MITERA Mayor Ferre: All right. now we're going to go ahead and 1 would imagine -..- Mr. Pluamett Mr. Mayor. may 1 -- this gentlemen has been waiting and unfortunately he's going to get a negative :answer. Is Mr. La Raw still here? Good: 1 got you. Mr. Mayor, this man was given the impression at the fast meeting that --- this is in reference to the disabled parking permits and I think before Mt. La Saw runs out. the City Attorney was instructed to come hack with a report today. Mr. La Saw, are you familiar with this? Because the City Attorney tells me he's not ready to report. Are you familiar with this man's problem? He's saying that he's parking in areas downtown that by state statute allow him to park and that your people are giving him tickets. Mr. La Raw: This is a disabled veteran? Mr. Plummer: Correct. Mr. La Raw: We're honoring those on all ,.f the en -street facilities and the courtesy is extended to them. but when it comes to the facilities that are under the bond ordinance where we have the restrictions is tar .ts no free parking. It is true that we do not honor them. Mr. Plummer: Well, let me ask you. can you supersede the state statute? Mr. La tiaw : We're not trying to. Mr. Plummer: Watt a minute. Mr. Lloyd. you are somebody better be listeeing to this now. tlr. Lloyd?lepeat for him so 1 don't miss your vords.(Mr. La Saw). Mr. La Saw: John. 1i was mentioning the tact that we honor the disabled veterans as far as on -street parking is concerned. Any of the on -street facilities. When it comes to the facilities under the bond ordtaance that are funded under the bold ordinan•t with the restrictive covenant in there as far as the w-frse parking that we have not been extending this courtesy to them in the off-street facilities. 34 DEC 1 • IBIS : rif ,t 1 •1 • •. ,•tt t, • • • 't • t'te t' t 6••• '.•1 t't it •.t ..t . r• • t t I 4:*,1( tht.t It • ; ' • .. t , : . t`: • fiti :,• !• •• •' •• • ".r. ;•....• • • ;,1 lvt I 't !•tt 7' i • 1, • . ! • .1'1:Inv, . t .t t • .1n1/41 ' t :•; •••• t 114 - • t • •' .`" t"t r : 1 • • ' • • . , ; ! t.'r!", ' ' • t !. ' .t t '.`t. ft•Ir. • : -I f ini t , I • :own t ..:... .1, , ill • • wa; .1.. . L : . : !It" Ve'd •j . Pi • N, • A TI ;:."."."TIN:, 111' :211'5' ATI' 14.1if.',' .• • I .1••fiA.1. OPINION TO HI'7:J:4W SS IOU l'tic" LAT'.1 l't!AN 1,1'. 'I J 1".''''.! :",!••nr LL:CJA.LITY OF HON?IW UF 1..1.,A1,11:".' •AMi."•!, 1 ;4,1.11..1 PFRMITS AT ARV : 1. ; 1'7 'n't • '.• t W •• 1„., "..te t AP:1:11 t e AILO: SS 1. rut ••• ; }, C. urni:JE: toner I, v. la. 4111f., , r . ; ty•,r M.•-r4r: A• 3:) DEC 1 -1975 Mr. Platelet: And 1 aperailie tree yeti cueing down Nitre today but the 19th you're doing to ,p,t an answer. REn'JEST TO EXPAND Mita- 13. r)oWi'owN MIAM1 (rNCFPTUAL TRANSPt�ptAtlnlu PLAN AuS RAUTES f.TC. ? Mayor Perre : Ne'r. now en Item eei, the rtr •' at t• it Trahsportat ion Plan. Mr . Manager. DEC t • 197s t the Newetnwn (hr.pt u.t 1 Mr. Andrew: Mr. Mayor and eeMee•rs of the ••.f!tmis:i m, yea will recall that we spent a great deal of tide on the tk wrl.erwte Conceptual Transportation Plan and Mr. Crouch has been coordinating that. I'm going to call upon hits to lead the discussion and others who will make presentations for the City Contntission. Mr. Andrews P. Crowcht Mr. Mayor and members of the city coMeission, at the meeting ,t November t,th when Mr. Charles Perry was here regarding the Downtown Action Committee recselleendatlons for the DuPont Plaza and river crossing segment of the Downtown Concept- ual Plan the Mayor regutetcd that we set ups an hour to an hour and a half presentation and the tell discussion ,f the entire Down'owe Conceptual Plan. In order to do so we hate call• i vtpon sofa memhe•re: r,f the Florida Department of Transportation and I would like to turn fur the initial presentation •r+ Mr. Pea who is the District Multi - modal Planning Eneiheet fur the Departleent of Tranepettation. Mr. Rick Chesser: Mr. Mayor, cr,fl sinners... Mt. Andrews: Mt. Mayor and members of the eorteission, we've scheduled this so that hopefully this whole presentation will take about one half hour. Mr. Rich Chesser( (slide presentation) Downtown Miami Conceptual Transporation Plan was a study cos leted for the Department of Transportatioh by Beiswenger Hoch and Associates ih 1e73. If you do recall the final presentation was held in the downtown Medal library on January i6th, 1974. The study analyzed an area generally bounded by ttiseayne Vey on the east, north 20th Street on the north to the west I-9S and on the ooute S.E. 8th Street. The study compared existing and future conditions in this area and equated the deficiencies into four basic problem areas. The first probleaa was park- ing throughout the study area. The second was new modes of transportation to service the downtown area. The third was the protlems existing in the Dupont Plata Area itself ana the fourth was general traffic circulation throughout the study area. In the first problem area the study identified future 1•arkinq deficient areas throughout the study area. T. fae•ilitete this: demand a three level parking con••ept was proposed. An inter- root parking scheme or the citr•le shewn in the red to intercept your cars miles free the • e vent own •ir• a wa prnpnsed and t.hi is ifs far i l t t y similar t - the park and ride lot at '!.• '.oil•:. '.1a1••s Entetehange. The seeo'.e i••vel was frinq.• Larking on the outskirts of '!.•• c.tudy area or the or.t• area shown in gree•n oe tht•: map. And finally a peripheral parking • :he me within or e•n ad ereent tee t r e study area. ee you can see the yellow areas ire ++rvre'irg th.a cot,. ar.•is where there was deficient parking. The second problem area, new modes of transportatien to serve the eir,wrttcpwte .area was considered one of the most important items; r;f a C•.nc.ptual Transportation Plan for the Downtown area. The study <•'nsist.•ei of varieeus alignments for the r..pid transit system and proposed a personal rapid transit or PRT system as one of the elements of a rapid transit for the downtown area. This section of the report was presented ie Dade County as the recosmnendation to 'hear rapid transit system and this study was orcuring simultaneously to the developeent of the rapid transit system. Mr. Fred St Iverman of the Office of transportation Atbeinis- trttiorl will discuss the final recommendations for the rapid transit system as they do serve the downtown area. The third problem area and the one which we've had the Most interest in is the DuPont Plaza area. Th•+ problem was equated to conflicting traffic eovsaents in the four block area. To alleviate this problem as such as possible the core interfacing traffic conflicting Movements were separated on eulti-level direct convect systems. Mere you can see this is a total for the plan in that area. tssentiai elements of this scheme included the reconstruction of the existing Stickel). Avenue Bridge, the separation of existing traffimovements to provide uninterrupted flow from biscayne Boulevard to Briekll Avenue as r:hown in the red from t-!S to fiscayne fonlevard shown in the yellow which might be a little hard to see and then the third level was the in'al street circulation pattern to I avi what we have existing in the DuPont Pieria area and to have this still serving the four maior tracts in that area. The fourth !tes was a direct access parking rapt loop direct from t-95 into future parking garages if they should kw built on the four tracts sheave that are existing right now and Vacant in the DuPont Pia::a area. The total system shown here could be developed in stages on an as needed bests. One alternate to this total scheme was proposed. This included all the elements as shown in the first group plus the addition of an additional river crossing at the month of the Miami River. The stu•iy considered a tunnel, a high level bridge D(CIeWv7 .114•,4,44 1 , .1 or 1 t; t h, no l^. !• o t•to.,It1 t± 1111 .1 1m !;, 11 1110i 11 t l!1t j,trk 1., !mit 11,un1 r1:• r 1r, 'nt• ' i:t+ .try t,•hc•.1 tit It 11' w': •.•i•'r it lZ ;}7r, f• .1rt11 •i•; if' , • ,, pr'?Vial' ?rnrnq : r . .•: �vn in • i, r wt•tt }?ro}1ORl' 1 r rt*,, .yr t hr t'±inC•E'}'t • t,r .: tffi. i l t i ,t±r, t tit) 7: , .rr3•i• • t7,.7r1 th• 3 7 IL,. it>rl t,T t,11k .tte,7 and th• 7 ., ti'rit ,�',- r.•. wit, }:Cr,[•nst•d 17 E-• ,r !,., lr i rnb}emr:. . 111 i t, •r.•:9`';• • t t r,••i 111.1 t.•:n.. wt•f; .all!. 1 •t• ti'. i r<.• „ wh.t• ..•`t • r1 •, . .11 1_• • . • 77:;,1 ..tt•1 t:. r f„r A: 1 r 7 t'•' !t• ,i t 14 '1, ••E;t 11 tni , , }i ©E C i • 1975 engineer for the Department of Tiantaportati,r challenged the ciaMelYntty to move forward With the Conceptual Trenepottatton Plan. As an outgrewth of the discessiot that oectrted the City Manager, Paul Andrews was appeihted *charnels of a creleittee of multi-lutlsdicte tonal joint technical review colshittee to Iork into ar:d make reccMMendations to the vit- ieus governtkentai ageneies aft to how the plan Might t.. implemented. The manatee was forted ender Mr. Andrews' jufindictieh, teller -contortive of the F'lr,ttcla Department of Traesportat toe, Meet repot itan bee Crtuhty, the city of Mt.i1n r'h.amhet of Commerce, the In+wrrtonrh nevelojlfk,rht Authority, Miami Off-Streo harking Aorhority And the * tre Transit Authority all met and the final result or the effects of this: rnfllkittee Was the prepatat- foh of a joint technical review repent which set forth a reeeMMendetint based on the coMMehte and the conceptual ideas presented in .... Mayor Ferri: What's the date on that May t ask? Mr. Crou-h: The report was prepared July, 1974, Mayor. Mayor Terro: July of 1974, so it is now a year and almost a half since that report came out. Did we ever take action on that? Did Metro ever take actiott of that? Mt. Croucht Yes, sir, there has been acti.,n on January 9, 1975 City CoMMisaion adopted resolution 75-22 which requested Dade County and the Florida DOT to initiate the imple- mentation of engineering studies for the toad and bridge improveeents in the downtown as recalMkended in the conceptual plan. In March 12th you appointed a CeWlktttee coaposed or Lucius Williams. Lester Freeman and Mt. Andrews to work on implementation of the plan and as you remember Last November the 6th you adopted another resolution reiterating your request to move forward with the engineering for the river crossing in the Dupont Plata area. .... The count.y..eimilar kinds of requests from the enwritown Action CoMetttee If you will remefttber when the ciaughton t.land project was approved by the City CoMeise slim the Claughton Island Developers were alerted to the potential of the recoMMendations that were contained in the joint technical review committee fir a third alternate foe a rivet crossing that might fmpp•t upon the el.aughton Island Development. That is the area here shown in rent whereby the cenhection of ith and 4th Street fares might be considered And when the engineering analy ie of the river crossings wan made. we have with us thta morning Mr. Fred sllverman who is the Chief of Planning for the Metropolitan Dade County Transportation Coordinator's Office who update us from the county's action regarding the Conceptual Transportation Plan and tell us what the status is. I'd like to call on Mt. Silverman at this time. Mr. Fred Silverman: Thank you for this opportunity to address the metlbers of the con.. mission. I want to apologize that Dr. Dyer canpt be here but he had a previous coMMit- ment. 1 hope to be able to qn over some of the activities that have taken place regard- ing this plan particularly the transit aspects of it. 2 would like to mention that on the 18th of November the board of County Commissioners didn't pass a resolution unan- imously endorsing the Conceptual Transportation Plan and asking the State Departeent of Transportation to proceed with preliminary engineering work regarding the Mtaai !fiver Crosi:inq as well as the Duponq Plata traffic scheme. Neat I have behind me is a map of the downtown area... mi. Plumper: taeuee me. I'm sorry to inn.rrupt. What ha' the transportation system plot try do with thi•; road? Mr. ealverman: Well, the reel and all th- road network. , : very ewe a part of a coordin- gird i nr rase curl ure for al 1 t t •tn:;p.,rt atlr., art r v, t i,". i n the .lrwmt' wn afea. Mr. Plummer: 1 disagree. Well ok, and then 1'l1 get to it because you know this is where this problem is arieinq. Instead of addressing itself, Mr. Mayor, to the problesr, directly to the problem we qrt all of the';e so-called conceptual alternatives that take for ever and we never get to the problem. You know what T'm getting at, sir, so you understand where Plummer is coming from, if you get the mass transit tomorrow as pro- posed on the drawing beard in the year 1945 you're only still addressing 204 of the needs of this community if you're lucky • that's luck. Now What 1'ts saying if this romd and this problem is going to be magnified 10 fold and it's still votes to be needed in 1985 if you're successful with the transportation. So I say to you. Mr. Mayor, and this is my opinion, that this transportation network would help but it its not the ulttlr ate answer and we're just kidding ourselves of taking and trying to tie transporetion of mass transit, if it is successful. into this road. The big problem is the road. Mayor Ferre: J. 1.., 1 agree with you but let's let. Mr. Silverman make his statement and see if Mr. :4..o4e wants to add to it. Mt. Silverman* The counties weren't regarding the transit element of the plan and its the conv'F.tuel plan designed by both bet: eenger Hoch and by Wallace tic Hare called for .in integrated aieproech to 'he trensportat ion preblt•mt; in the Arontnwn areal. The county's transit were proceeded in eoniunetioe with these road network studies. ernaudiblat OECI-197S R ••• ;1 • hr. 1••••• $ I.e. w• •ri Miami heach. The frafttlit *!1,1%. • !+ I • t ilkI / "Pt ' t w 1' 111 1,.r. 1 • ,r-•.A1t ant t; Ir flu.; • r • ; • 't$" .11 •h key I t tr. 1: • • 1 • -wt. •••1-•:1 ts the prai• ;sea IoVetlaneht , • .1, 11 t1r••1• tr.• I, • 1)*- me • : ; it.• t II th•• hrickel I area. As ;•;-,tratit wet.• f r Sit 11 11 rt., 1 I r.,113 Ws•r• IrI i WI t h the :i.ty"r..; •10.. 11...t.inu 'A :.•••• r • it it? t 1 t.j t• wet, ;Itch! the r•oMMiss- . 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W.!, the 'Dupont Nara it - • • .• .1 .11. • ;so,' •w• r• • 4 r. -1tr4411.4 • 4,4, t. • 1 Cr, 11 t1-eptu,11. plan only 4.1 r. It"- • .11 • • t.•• 1-11$..t.t• t l• • ; • • :we; ;•1 ,bietn arta the bridge r 1 „,.• W. tr. •• . i•ertil.••1 w;•1 • ", r••• ; , • • , 'h.. t t•solut ion that we .••• I 11 1 4 • •• • • • •• mmt •••• int • • lmma•ment that we believe • • . , •-•• 1, • 0 • 1 t,•4 •0* 91-00. r•iol )on to , t1...7.-]: it.. • • • -ct 1 I 1 • r••: t•-• the Dupont 1 ;$-.. 1• x• • 1:- • . I • 1-, • • , • • • • • t • • 11. t iv. • • • lit L.kt i I and the •: u. 0. tr• 1•,• I ,sel, the Chamber o•,. t. . • .. h• t • ' • ' ' • , r tr.r.p•-•rtat i•• 1 rlan cause w, • • • • • • 1 : 1 l• r. .; • • t;•.•-st Irv! +hat interest ' ' • ••• • ' •••• "" •• *-h1 3MI41t•I'11.* leadership to .• •!• .•• • .t • ts• • • * •••••• • • •• • 'rat rrotlimitt,iry engineer - le ' • $ # • $ It: 4 •• 't, •• • r• • .•••1 *frit rivet is done without • y t • r • , • ". • r ••• P.' • 1.. • :rt • '•: ; 11. • • • •r ini rt• Mr. Alvah !il!.•1! : ! ..` t* . e"M! t.a' • • $•.• .• • fr 4 11, oharkt•i•r•ri point of Mr. Alvah -hairman: ly • u; int, :.t . tort. , ••••r 1 141 members of the commission, to 1.$1,1$ • tt• o.• ar. a it; the *rail le lu••k:1••r•• .• :, 1,4 r•;t4 ,t• he a great center t i ar.re • rt•-•r. It 's n 'tartar.* ar.1 wirt • •••••• • h. ne•resr..-iry traffic solution plar-o• i• •arlie.it 1 .141:11:1* i r• tha+ :to • I r•ivate development so the sax 1 1 • 11,1 tt tal community, Dile r-it,•y • . •ito• of •liarni ran he enhanced by ' : • r.4 1 •• nt • hat • ;.tr.: wi 1 I .1 -tt.- •.. w • :,•• • el • nal Ilan makes a lot of •er,•;oo hut •••:•;'10 :o.r.iing 11. 44 two thing:, e; • -re) ,11•„. Cote Is the great separation of 'to n't;••••:,• ; 1,.:•i ar• wr 1 1, 1 oorno• r.uni 4. t•rt thirlort of that kind which involved cer** •ainly th• sta•• and Fr invcdv•Jr. le•i• wince tt is the termination .f ana •••••••n•eivaltl*,• mi.th# o.e.ot•n tr•••1. soap,- y monoy or some city bond mon-y hi • •-• yet tho thing ion*'. It t • t, t k 11 f-,tir levels of government •11•"! nq ' 4 "turt.i *Itoit thing aril doing it in 17 ton* •1 IMt. t• *bat Wt. • It• I' rat t • cr'l trat ion going. The ra,e,,t,i 1*, m haeet,,i Answpr. ,3 1t fi• ,•r• r.t the r•iVe•-,T. That is the other f It ir right behint t".• tr ifii- so•I ti it I. - At. Traffic separation DEC 1 - 1975 ■ Me think ought tr, came first. we think the Liver sellttiOh ptbbiSO might to rot* Second. we thihk they all ought LA Eie diverrrd !fa* tht! trta1 Conceptual plan and W' might to go t,+ work with .:very bit of our abaft!), with the City in ItihisttAtionr with thv teiinty addinintration to get the State and tptlltat airing With whatevat funds We can gt•rrerate locally front into bond issues me tray have pertaining to road► ways to put thin thing in pla.•r at the earliest possible date. When this happens this •-ribManit.y will got untold henafits and we will relieve the cititans of out coMMatrity !torn treinrnrtnrs traffic prryblatns that they enrountrt every day and it will spawn ;olP• rather signifir•ant develr.pMent that we think will beneficial to thi.^. total aoMMutity. Mayor. Par►.•: Thank yntlt Mt. (lawman. Mr. . eaye 1It. Myr r;oodt.: thank you, Mr. Mayan .,•: i ri rt „• t tri of i• .,1 Cnlllhdn9ini er i'ltiMMat eot'ttillMlr; Ira •1uta off on a tattgent. t"•,tt.knnt..ly '•.t J. ta tr the rho he usually in hark on target. Mate err several thing's t•• ►..r•I to mind hot 1 any a vary ill 3ttaht one in terMli of your Mertinq With the lavrh•,r, an,g that i!; within that ltmit.+d tittle span hot to try to go too heavy into the total ttannportation sy!iteth we're talking about. no in aware of whore we are Oh the rapid trahsit planning, he has personally butte interceding for us and ih out behalf at various taunts in Washington to try to 'Nolte funding for the matt i•haae. The coat of the bupont Plata- Stickel'. ctoa9inq area is of sufft.•tent magnitude ana it is of :+uffi.'iant impnrtanre to this co4Murtity that it seems to me that that ought to be the primary target of the convetsatioh with hitk, Out whtthit you're reining .ntr• Miami oft 1-9'i ••r y•u'r. •waist north of south oh V.S. 1 and Oret Pti,•kt+l l nt whether or nnt y u' 1 1 h^ r.'mi ng p'•rlr.tr4 Oh transit eventually into the r;•ve•ttitllent e•enter with sr+m.• kind (f .. Ier;onal system that 11Ktves YOU into that Siva as Well a:: u{, to the rttttni Area wave sat to hour array concern about all of it. But we don't want to get overly confused with the rapid transit and the Masa transit planning on this Particular pro9e.-t and 1 think what the nt_h'!t planning has helped to show all of us is to demnnsttate the impottan v of •;••lving this probiem itt that ba ont Plaza and right in the rl.•wnt•,wn arra and that we sho°a1d give it a much higher priotity than we have pethal s ev.•n • th.• l,01nt ,r our part, we don't want to public•.illy otter t., the, ntdte t try tr•, ,r,1 w•• ....ur't afford to really take this tespon- aibiiity onto the stat.• hot wr may bet able •,, ,1ran•t money•. t., th•, states to make sure that taw• preliminaay en•lihaerinq phaaa •P•t aaaor way ant 'Vat it i ,n't delayed for another yoar or two yar:; berate;•, of t he r t 1, rt•f.•tary procer. ,rs. tt may ba that out of ••ar own ti'•.•ada of Prnritrss Rohl Mon•y•• ii • h•• road 4a• t ir;n w.• ooul 1 advanr1 money to the state to culwnnc'e the pteliminaty engihearing which is the first phase for final acaian. Mayor Ferret Raye , let Me ask you trek iu .t :n 1 r:an gat aotta clarification in my own Mind. There was in advisory br..rrt araatad that 1'i1 Ar.drr'wn headed and cane but with a recorlt.•ndation in July of last year. Now +his 'omission then in January of this year acc.•pted those re;-oemeratat i•,nn scud a s 1 heard it farm Mr. Siivetritan your board .l :u approved the ronr•rttuia aa 1 think we have• that bahihd us. Is that corteet? Mr. :oodo t Wei 1 . I think we t;t i 11 would hive to go to !he aounty Commission getting • heir en iorsement for t h.• action you would be taking today on the nveral l conceptual g ian. The County C•.r rissi',n's action very much parrotted what you lid a couple of w.eeks before that as it related to the Dupont Plaza rind the Brickell area. Mayor Ferro: Well that's my qut•stion. Mr. ;uude: 1 think our resolutrur, was hr• irminately aimed at that.. We would still ttr.•e1 to to &heal and act on the overall cr,nreptual a-1an. Mayor Ferret The reason I ask that quash •n is bocauso .i years at•i, two years back at that. Library meeting that we had neverly Phillips, commissioner Ruvin and Comsissiontr Mika Calhvun.iyou remember him). Mr. ':oodet Ye::. the fact of the matter it. 1 remember all of those people. Mayor Parrs: Ar.tually we started by #late. y Ruvin and Mike Calhoun agreed and Waverly shoo .r;read the' they did not want to etip••nd any ••runty funds in any more road prograas teat wnvla hrinq •gars to d•iwitrwrii b.'.•au:ta that whits hurt the rapid transit. 'Mow I ..:.atgr.•r•d with that than, 1 .lir;agre•e with it now - Piunturt.•r. and I think we've all Mora r ,r••.:. .aid td.r• ;alma thing that even thnt.yh rapid transit it; needed that. this also is r..rtrri•d. tam •du 1 uni•'i•.t•Uid ltum you thee, that it is the philosophy ewpressed in the r••°.•.luti•.n •,t the County taanattani ,n that they are in principle in favor of the tfkiswentt7er F•.•jr,rt in the r..44tion ,1 tin. **entrant tt'.ltir prthlom spt?.'ifi.'a11y in Dupont I1asa and • • . rr•:• itt•1 .f the riv.•r: t+r. •..,,-i.: Y.•,., that i•• ••Hte.•t. Am.' 1 think the problem then. Mt. Mayas, was One in ' /m, ace„, tw• Met.• )'i•.t .•mltatatnq ,H. .i two mi l l i••n dollar phis I'rt'liminary engineering 40 OEC 1-1975 name for the rapid transit and n) any knew exactly what its r,rpacities Obeid a', a flatter •;rt fa:t where itn more 1•rtt,-ise 1)•atia,; would he in the dnWflt,wnl We rain •:c:. teal: his t tanning .r;•ifttEtthing that *null et t m.•+:h And fit and that ▪ •,nc••rn but 1 • h r ek, that'e been tl1eviate,i 1'y th. (1;duct ', hu• '. ,',tetra out of al inning whi•a shaws that this all ,tan b, a aompatifle inter:titrd a1••rat1.oh. Mayr,r Pert": .. iced prellm,:,.rr•,• -r the imnsa an e• 1n:1 the event P1 a sa how much is t laakrei into that be and Area. ICI': •1 •hc ttannit Nnw where we're at ir: that we have not yet, the state has not authors • ngieeering, And what sty really n.•••1 to tr; to ta •')nvine'e the govetnnt ,)f t teliminary engineering limit 't atti.:t ly in crossing of the river a•'.a traffia arrblem whirl' has been 1•i,aquing ate; for the last 20 years. hit enirnl t .:)ft th(• engir:••erinl for tali_ in your or,inion? Have We Mt'. ',man: ... e)eit)P, in thAt r,eiild>, rlr , 3 ntq A ant ly. Mayor P, rte: to try t. limit, what. wet:- yarn; ta ask the governor for is $310,000 far en,iseoriny ;tu1ieq to take the next rt.'s tr that. .ctrm••: Mt. .xisde: h. asking sea:if1. tily fur hie e his Ue.artmint of Transportation • prc.•.+••1 tttum '.lately on the preliminary enginverinq anal to make the appropriate adjust- rent in their t.adv•t.s tc, provide the $30:,s'in that's the estimate.' cost. 'tapir Pert, : Ana we're in agreement, this; ity is in a/teament that this really takes iortt} •)ar anything else .as fat a:: w••'. •onserr:cr1. Is that e:rrrect• Mr. Andrews;' Mt. And'awr: vas, att. I thit,k it 1s the most ir"p>rtant, 1'11 describe it as building p,;<, •k 1 t yr-1 wish. Mr. Plans•_r: to 11, is; this ameisataa the:, you know I'm a ;teat believer. Is this ▪ atrDrrisstan the:: in the lontti m to gay wc'te willing to put .-ar money where our mouth is? Ale w. •h.iva t) fund part •,f it7 t : th. iun ; ,rrinq to fund pert of it? Mayor P.•rr. : a:c use me, Mr. 1 lurttmer, the pant 1:, this; that in other cities such as tacksonv111e• Tampa, St. ;.•t.er•;bur.; and rian•f• the Mate nv•r the past 1`r years has vent 1 r em••n lr• .. amount- of maaeys n ,t only In this engineer -al but. in the actual build - Ind ef erilgen a-rege the ::t. .t, hnr: Blot•; <rnd expreseways that wrap around Orlando And 111 r•f • het•• things whirh we IN bit. Count. have net 'eaten proportionately to the ta•-r.,ilri,• t ,x.•s •c+at we ga•:•• t , the s' at,- .ur fair ,hare• And I think all we're really 1 king, anal I hi k twe years caw when I taikea to the easterner about this for the titer time ::,i his wnrls to me was and still is, tha wheel that squeaks tarts the oil. If y.wr cammin1ty is r-t unites and dour net give this nuffiaient priority well there n) way IN wh i+.i: I an the g' v•�rnor sm got nq to push that when other programs are going �•auyht. a_, l think ill wa.ta trying to as ants, an-i I'm trying to see that everybody is in eoncurt. t . • that the ,•nunty, the chamber of Commerce and the City of Miami are in aare.tment .t•.it. •hit is a 1ri:rlte item that ::,,•.ar; immediate funding and on a priority p,3:;is Yt xn t1:• ;apartment nr Transportation fat engineering purposes. We're not going •0 pay fa- it. that's net. eer physical responsibility. rot•. .. •..same, rtay r, .;;at what -+1 'said t•: and I'M sure• it is and I'm With u. thi t,k we .,uy`;t t a ask a couple sr guesa i ass. can we get Metro to join .s in a meeting with the lover:ir on Thursday? Y.;u can't ;,p. ik for them but I think this is wftat. we ,.,u,;ht t: know. The ,?'her thing is this business c•nt:amity I hope will i•r let a.- what the business .wwrrunity did for Atlanta. I came back from Atlanta eternally aratetal for that trip because I saw there eoc,psratirn of business and government such a 1 h,iv r• see•;, anywhere also. Now the t.`.ira thing istt'm not a politician, I run a hash hit I Lappet, to know that there isn't that much between the reaction and action At pu,)t i.•i about l'_;! of the crate revenue :odes down this way, thereabouts. And let's rseumt that maybe . or 10` cf the registers" 'asters frtsi •town this way more or less, the governor w..uld have to respond affirmatively and the aavernor isn't any different than anybody else. Asa priest I get up tight when that v.gtry starts breathing down my neck as... And no if that's true of the church it's true in the state and I think that one-e the governor sees all of us, n.-,t all of us, a lot of us here on Thursday and •saying this that maybe the governor wi11 go ba•-k and say to the Departaent of Transportat- ion - 'tau know I think maybe you aught to look this way rather than that way. Mr. •oe.;•,: It is a goof point, Cotmttissioner, and we, certainly if we receive word from the May•r'cs aaficc• here that the meeting in set- ul• we'll certainly have some of our pe:rlae: here .ln i I'm sure Mr. Chapean's committee and some of his meMership would desire t.o be here too and 1 bellies that might be what it would take to push it over. I think the govrn.,r i . getting that close to f.•elinq a .omplete moral coMMitment to do this i•ro1eat but 1 think with that kind of a showing that he would certainly give it ... Mayor Ferret Mt. Chapman, the governor will whet. t talk to him on Friday, even though he had just talked t,' you ,:at 15 or 20 minutes, and started out by telling me the saw 4t DEC 1 - 1915 mr- thine he told you. When we discussed it, and I said, "0evernnt► this is a priority itre that we h.tv• hoof' Rine of Iwigthg on for two ye,trs and 1 think we've got to fate if." Nt: want•, t•, ,m. drntth and talk 4lrrut touthinq else that's on hill flied and 1 'Wee Yee :vole H►,r•• et eel., •i',ee what Chit wnu14 L••. Air1 t •,aid, "Willi Filippo,* we brio•; fit, your ►a•h,rt,,, ,0,4,1,. t, w"n,I' you ,I'n• t,.l► .•, uti about nut favorite utibtett." And hi. •,ai•l w•.l l . it 1 •'.tt.' 1 e•. V t new I ' I I .In it . a :we weeke. 1 ':aid governor, you're geing to ie in 'tarn'. 11,. wife well, 11.m', want :•..reed inn many 'hinge in one day. 1 941d, ,nv.,rnnr, +t won't take mere thae half an hoar. Ahl he said all tight, if you think maybe What's what ion might to in maybe wr rah meet at 10 O'Cleck in the morning. Now he Reid he war going to confirm that this week. Could we tentatively call ter a Meeting here at 10 O'Clotk and just make it a formal thing? tf the governor Cancels it then I'll let all of you knew that it'll be canceled. otherwise we'll meet here at 10 O'C1ock on Thursday :warning. tt: that aecrpteble to all of you? Mt. Goode, is that acceptable to you and woull you tell your cnlleissionere that we're... Mould you rather do it at the County Chambers which is all right with me? (IMAUb2RLe1 All tight, at 10 O'clock we'll meet here Thursday Morning and you'll put the ward out to your people at the Metro hoard and your staff and the Chamber people will also know about it and Mt.Manager, you're advised. hey, Gibsont Mr. Mayor. let Mr ask one other thihq. you sre> I'm always concerned about who talks with who and when. Since you represent the City and you're going to be talking and you make the plans, can we urge these Men here to do two things, talk with the governor about the importance of being here and the ether thing is talk with the Metro Ceeeis:;ion about the importance •.f being here. you see you don't have to talk to us because 5 of us are here now. You see, unless the Metro Coemission May not pay us any attention. You understand? They wouldn't do that to you. You understandt nk, that's what I'm saying. Mts. Gordon: I have a couple .it question::, Mt. Mayor, would you..get some answers. The engineering t.tudiet, if they're implementee and if the fund them or if we get the funding for them, tie* long will it take? What period of time are we talking about? Mr. Goode: ...a year. Mr. Silverman: t'tually on a preliminary engineering study like that we can say 12 to 16 Months. It will be a year at least. Mrs. Gordon: So even if we started today we're a y.•.tr and a half away. Mr. Silverman: We're talking about really three issues. we've all agreed on the con- ceptual part in the Dupont Plaza area itself but then we've got the two issues - do you want to just replace the existing Rrickeli Avenue ;►ridge nr do you want to include another bridge t., the east. This is the it:sue that's been coming up so that's something that hasn't been determined now and it is going to be discussed as an alternative. Mrs. Cordon: I understand. I just wanted a time frame. Now another question. Mr. Mayor. Assuming that the report copses back favorable from the engineering study what cost are we talking about for the implementation of the plan? And where is that going to cog* from? Mr. Goode: Well you see, to the extent that 1.9S would be involved that's 90•10 federal money. The other big involvement would be U.S. 1 an4 again that is basically. the money would caste from a match of federal and state funds. the area where the City of Miami and Dade County nay have to be more concerned depends on what cosies out as the answer to feeding out the traffic into these presently four vacant blocks near the Dupont Plata. There may be part of that ingress and egress that would not be eligible for the funding either through the Interstate or the other part of their funding system at which time we would then have to look at it. Rut that may not even be a necessity so you're getting a combination of federal and state funds to do the construction. Mrs. Gordon: Then the third alternative would be the county? Mayor Ferret Nell see. we're not at that bridge yet - excuse the pun - but 1 think what we have to do. what always happens. Rose. is this: that everyttae we come up for funding or ... they say. well you don't even have preliminary engineering and it always happens that those people that are in lime are the ones that have preliminary engineering. They say, we've got preliminary engineering for this road and preliminary engine:Mime for that one. let's do that one since they're on the line. So the way for us to get closer. we're a year and a half way from making the! decision but unless we get this prellteinary engineering done we'll never be in line. So all we're trying to do is tell the governor and the state. "Look state. the comMunity thinks this la priority. let's give it soste preliminary engineering so that in a year and a half from now w'11 be in line to tasks that decision and that's all we're asking for. Iilr. Chapman. will you then talk to all the chamber people and get as any chamber people here as possible? And 44 OECle1975. • •Filo. towu 1.1 Loo. t y.,11 wou d U tho qovernor. I Will call hitt, if y. will ...III him. And also, the norithot., .0•110..t• will talk to all the 411011%hers ••• ••••"' "!gli 17. r C.01111iS74I 311 to 3.01pro.•;74 ,,,tr .114, ,t • it. of be Intl here it. ! t• 1 It. • 1 !tenor: Mr 'nail.; it., y ••; eort ue Ill los • et • • ypo. tc.• • he 1,1; rine, and ; At 1' : f f +h.. ot,ver t ton Pi t•P. Is' .11 1 ., 2, .I !•I little bit more? • 1.11'1'." 104'.• • t. Ut '001110 tr•e, ...t w, ••.•• 1, $1 r.1 tz. WP here oarl ler , hut ' • •. ' •• I r.t. I:. t tho f.111 3 i^ i .. • (.•entr.t should be iiar• ' .t t an • .fre urro. that vthat ever .•• • :.ar'. t ' :tat he .1 .r,o. 1 was imi•lv vitt. i• lec-ord. Mt1 1 owner! y.•,, be! ao.t writ int; a 1, don • • r i with some ao• in from • . s cot:tutus:4i. • toot II; rr t h.. a:Ithiril st ra• ... Miy.a• t'..• t••• Mr. Plummor, 77. .i••ti-In haa •It•• • ly 1..c,,tri • . ftwt jct., th.it t t, vitt th.• w.. 'ilk itsvit it ri•iht row 7. i.$ r oft wo':•. t• ho. 1••••••n 1.; 1•••it-sii•••• loy th•• 1 IMinistrat- ..r: l• • :11131;W. I l• • .• • .• t. 04.1•,.1 t It, • • .1 'his and come back to .uistrii•••••••• • with f i•turos. 1 • -r.rn c. Ard the,. won( t w.• prop.orties that were nvol v.. i an • think the lrair is/ rat 1,:n s r..1:•7••1 r 7 • •-•71 1 W.)L11.1 like to :ust i• ••••••• ' v. ar,i 1 t 11 •4110, IA •-•ol••-f ill,/ who:: 1* is finished. •-0 •ome •f .• 1Ir.. hot , t siethor •tuestion? I t.hink mt. iv. mat ,,•, ;•;-::;•abiy 7. '1 r7... W1••••.: ••, mint-lios, • hr. ,Ictivnt (mei minibus • •,., • ••., • -1 E • ,.,.• t •• t 'he t •'f y••:t hoa-i what lnr.,rt : :;11' y : Mr • . 1 verrtit. • ! .1 • rt, • r•"i • Whc.n it Was ,1 •!..!': 1...! • 1:o7 .• 7 ' 1. f fr•-• week rptnit l•th i • * t ! • t, • ht t rt..?•• .tt* • : .1 t • 777 `'.! wi.ok. So actually w• r.• • 11'• I w••••t. I, • ly •-onnid•sratily over w:lote wi•• wt.••:. t • :. •-• y .•••• oti•21 t• 'h.- • •• r • t h tt 4,111 tia q. hick • tr,. 1 • •••.:•• Jr, •.t 1-• • 'tern t t Strtt t Mt . ! it wt • -,tt.• t t• t tr i 1 kt•-av f•-•:r i74 lonq as possible. -1:•••• ••!•:A ; • tk. I i1.1.,• ; I •, • m• • .t.• • 1' :••••••, •'•••• worth to accortiodate • r••• .1- z•• y.. :-• f •r1 ••,, ", -r•-•••• •11•• I oar•I 7:et Rut 1 don't :• 1: it /••• t •••• ' t.: •• it... ••;* . • • • o,: 1 wit.••• • • : i..• ."• • 7' • ••,, this .-..omintssion • • or • way -1-itior • - • • •7 ya • 1 oxpard that Flaqlec • ' • • • • ' / • 2.'t•• 7'•-• •.•`•. 1. ' t. Av• to 7 irl'+ Street /Ind then t r-k • • ;•• -; wli • afro it; the Litt lo Havana • '• r • 1: trt• ' ••••; • i • ••, rit hot ' 11':;n tilIt this •.• t : , I 1,...15•., r,1 not tct $ • x t, $ iy, t,) us is quickly y • /*P '.!t • . ; .-ntAt : -.•-ty -loll.... tr, y• •t• ' "tr 14•••wl area anr1 turf, around 1.1 Mt, . ,tdor: 7;•.7. net-t.so.arily so - r ••• south to First Street .it :it town. Ayr,. Th. • t ; Wils in! ro.luced by Cottunisiotior rIortion. who moved 177: 1,47: . MOTNO. MuT 1,11 kFQII•ST PIETRO TRANSIT AVT410141TY AN1 THI' COMITY MANAGEF To • THE rf,h:s,l hi' 1.1 TY 1F rxn-Nrmw; Ti147 POIT17.7! ri41_ MINI -WS ON tTR.E.E.T T - I ."TII AVEI11,1:: •-,1"17t Tr. RST STREET Ann BACK DOWNTOWN • 11.7,7-311DATE 7.!V11,1•: :•4 Till. '''. HAVANA" AP1:A. 1•••1/..4 ..'•••:"0111•71 "." ;•-..•r *It son, • ho slot lot, was ul.ssed i7,.1 t*— t 1)0 f ill:awing vote - A ` emu ss:crior ' : • 1 • hot... llmissioner 1.. v. Tia.••••••r• amiss; iner J. . ,111211. z• ..-Miyor Peso • Mi••••-"r MA.11 ! 74.1.••. nEr. ¶ - 117c 14, �TICAS t o tom OIC 1-in of TIRalCr SW, SEWER INIPPAvr.PVIT The Following tcaolutiott Mee introduced by Commissioner GnedelI, who troved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 75 109h A RESOLUTION ACCfiPT1NC THE COMPLETED WORE PENtoRMED dY MOLLAND PAVING COMPANY, UNi:. AT A TOTAL COST OF 1551027. 71 AND AUTHOR- IZING A FINAL PAYMENT Of 858,752.51 FOR ?RACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275 C (CENTER- LINE SEWER) AND SR45275 5 (SIDELINE SEWER) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER 1MPRt7tENENT DISTRICT Sit-3275 C (CENTERLINE SEWER) AND SR-5215 5 (SIDELINE SEWER). (Mete follows body of resolution, emitted here and on file in the Office of the City Clark.) Upon being seconded by Commissioner Gibson, the resolution was peened end adopted by the following vote: AYES: Comissionet Manolo Reboao Comaissionet Rose Ootdon Commissioner (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. plumber, Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Fetes NOES: None. DEC 1 • IPS 15. PRov1DE Pal SALE hF S410,000 St*tES 1475 tAx ANTICIPATION WIWI Mayor Fetre: You want to explain that Mr. Manager? Mr. Andrei: Yet,, Mr. M..bor, this is pact ut the r. ,..Iu:lon that tan adopts! ►tior to this meeting by the City Commiksion No. 7.-h7M whirl, provided ass authotltat1O0 For the Issues not to exceed $1.250.000.00 from temporary tax anticipation bonds for three purposes;. one was the Thorn case. the other was the Butcher case and the third matter was the settlement •.F M.R. Harrison If it became necessary and this now is to take rare of -- Mt. Lloyd: Yes this is the one fur the lease for the Thorn case is what I undetstand actually. Mayor Ferret All right. any other questions of the Manager, or the City Attorney on ites lit All right. is there a motion? Plummer moves. Gibson seconds, further dis- cussion call the roll. The foitowing resolution was introduced by Commissioner Bummer. who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 75-1097 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR 1l1E SALE OF $400,000 SUMS t97i. TYfORARY TAX ASITICIPATION OOPS Of i11E CITY OF N1ASl1. FLORIDA; SETTING FORTH TOE MOOD of PAYIISIIT OF 1NT4t$STi SETTING FORK THE FORM OF NOTICE FOR SIDS FOR SAID SOWS; DLRECTINt. PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SA1* OF SAID NORM PROVIDING FOR TOR SIDS TO St OPENED ON OSCE TIER 19. INS; SETTING PORTS TOM I aUOO OF YIDDIIU:i AND SETTING FOR=R TOE FOUR OF TIME SIDS. (Mere f(Mows body of resolution. omitted here and on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) 44 OEC 1- "i Upon being ,eLondod by Cntltnissietler t:ibson, the t'i+Mtilutirrn WaM (,red And :r',, . u...1 by the toiicewing vote: A1'F Commissioner "it,noln ke'+.- t odiasionet Rare Gordon t <,tteissloner (Rev.) Theodore G.hs,en Vice Mayer 1. L. Plummer, Jr. Mayer Maurice A. Ferri' Nor : NOW. DIC 1.1VS HAPRY HOOD RASSETT AND MELVIN JACO"S le. APPo1NTING. MEMBERS OF THE t� }� DrWNTOWN DEvELoPMENT AUTMOP.ITV Mr. L.layd: iltat'r actually "Mrs" Harry Hood hassett Mr. Mayor. Mayor Fctre•: tio, that i, Mr. Harty Hood tiaisett. !.i?yet: We 1' ttrr change the res,lution. Ma•.or Fern- ire' volt better change it, it' Board of urhea iia::k. Mr. Lloyd: Would . , er.ess out the "qrs.", them Mr. Clark. Mr. Hood Bi• ..t t , the e'h.tirr,an of the Mr. Plummet: 1'c. .,t a l,,ss, 1 thought this Lormission appointed and propered the name. Mayor Fe rre: ;. . the way it t m, bons 1, the D.D.A. re, ommunds to ut-.. if we don't like w'he these 1',,; ie are, we turn them down and them they have a certain amount of time to w' come bark with other recommendations. Mr. Plummer: are they repl:e, ing'. Meyer rent.: lhe•:'rc replacing the two va,'.incies that have been there for 6 months, one is Mt. Silver and Myer and the .,thet one is Mr. Paul Walker. Mrs. .;•rd:,n: Well, there's m, prebler.., I' 1 : rove. Mr, Ylumrer: Ail right, tor rtarifle:eation is it Harry Hood Bassett or his wife. Ma',er Fe'rre: No, it is Mr. Bassett, himself. Mr. Plummer: the r. •,,,lotion is wrong. Mr. Lloyd: the t.:ierk will. change the resolution to mike it "Mr. Harry Hood Bassett" and Mr. Melvin .ln,•,ebs. :,r: r ,,rr•': '1r. Melvin Jacob: is the Ch.airr`an of the Board of Burdine and for the State •1 i1,:.rida, he replaced Mr. TM Wasmuth •iitct• he died. Mrs. e,ord,•n: . move. Mayor Ferre: All right, Mrs. e,eetdon moves, seconded. Further dise_ussion,call the roll. The t•llowing resolution was introduced by Commissioner Gordon, who move) it, adoption: RESOLUTION NO."S-1098 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MR. HARRY HOOD BASSETT AND MR. MELV'IN JACOBS TO THE BOARD OF THE DOWN/OWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF MIAMI (Here follows body of resolution, omitted here and on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) Upon being seconded by Commissioner Gibson, the resolution was passed and adopted by unanimous vote. 45 OEC 1-1975 1?, RVI t17 MfAMt "EMCMIAL CO MITTEt POO COlilOnet THE MIAMI RIVER "AMA, IN HONOR Of pAVU I'IALRMR DEC IOft mom of Mayor Petre: lit, Muelmt, you *Mae the chair. Mt. Plummet: I got it. tteyst Ferret That we newest the Meletial Committee to atedy the pesstbtilty of mains the The Rive Bath attet Mt. Pawl Walker, who served on the OsMlmtmMO Develop - meet Ashettty IMP its tneallets% over 10 years ago, hoot setvad ea rice Chairmen tot many yenta, has been a vrty dilt*ent publtr retvant, and a :man certainly Witte- ins or some teeoglltttdn. It mos his dream, he's the .,it that pushed that Rivet Walk doting gob Sigh's days, he's the one that's been after it and t think Chet it would be appropriate to have that Rivet Walk named after Mr. Pool Walker, who to now tetittng. Mt. PittMMett A motion made and seconded. Any dtscusstoe, hearing noale. Call the roll. The toil log mot! on was Introduced by Mayor Perre, who moved its adoption* MOTION NO. 75-1O99 A MOTION MATOU1NG TO TOL MIMOR1AL coldtiTTEE CON31DINATIilN Of NAMING '1111 NtM MIAMt RIVER WALKWAY tad HONOR OF PAUL M. WALKER. Upon being seconded by Commtsatoser Gib•.on, the motion was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYttt Commissioner Manolo Reboso Cmtmtssioner Rose Gordon Commissioner (Rev.) Theodore 4 Limon Vice Mayor 1.L.Pluraer Mayor Maurice A. Terre NOES: None. 18. Discuss:ON ITEM DEC tIRS - EVENTUAL EXPANSION OF MEMBERS OF THE DOWNTOWN E OMTONAITMENDAIONNSTRESUSMTED RY FEBRUARY Mr. Plummer: All right. Mayor what are we going to do about the expansion of the Downtown Development Authority? Mayor Perces Well. let's not take that one up right now. We have two wow embers and I would like to in the next --- let me explain that a little bit. for the past --actually going back to Sob Nigh who wanted to get Mr.Sassett on that Oawntowt Development Authority, we've bees struggltne with this thing to overcame all of the conflicts and the different state laws and county laws. We've never worked it all out because the county passed a special resolution that covered kis specifically and the bank where he was able to go on the Downtown Devetepneet Authority bard. Now. t world like to ask that the Camisoles give this D.D.A. several smiths wont to come back with a recommendation on the lmprovesssts and the egaestes of the Dowstimm Development Authority. Gee of the things fee emuple that t am t* twee of is that the Mayor sot be the Maims of the D.O.A.. because 1 think that creates. t thiMt that the Chairman should be a amities from wtthts the community itself and et sem time t know that Sob Ntph(Cod rest hie soul) wasted that. AM there wee psitttcal implications in it. but t really think it's bees more of a detriment rims it has as asset to the fuwctions of the Devotees Dsvelopaant Authority, but 1 weird like to aok that we hold back for another couple of months, say sometime in February. wa' 11 owes back with some recommesdatloss for dtscusstom and then we can pet tete It at that time. Mr. PtwMmer: Ok. 41; DEC 1. W$ DEC l7975 1, ts,LAT" "ARILYN K, iP1XLLL k,2kr151,00 • : ' • t4 •t•tt, t In, 1• . t• t• • ; t,.. hiit had corn( 1•• Itt," • ; • • ti • r•mt •t t tw • '• , • i •-•,•11•1 tht kilt( t•• t t.•• ; t. •1 1. Aiiiewalk - • "t ••••.”.••t I t'••• It 4 14,41 1 tr-, attkirt,'.. • ,•• it : ••••,, fit.t •1 I.,1tv Idw.lIrt.i I WiC .4 44.1ti 4I the -.;id• ;ovaI 1.•• ii•,• • • • •••• , it •-; where Mott' • had i•••• ••it •• .•;-• t;••rh• cat it .11 •.••;, ' tflt t •• va,t the per ist chi it 1: 4\..4 r that ikft 01. Who f j4 1;-t k't . • '•••••-•••••t ' ; ,••,•• ••••: l't l'It '4: !or. : ;;;;;;': • . 9i. Piiitt:ri. Iu t • ta• s,•,•ca tdrtit, s•••• • c .:••• t•i r. Irlit •• ttatIt• ..••••••;•• v••I -i• t • ! i -•11.!1 hitik u h. .; In t•r• t t •.• rod, Wes t',* I Ur; t • I, iv, ; .1 .', !,• SI ,1 • :10.4 ,it • I r, t • i 044 III, 411"j:I 414.4.•:. t ik• ; • ••• i• • ";: t ; :I• 1' 1 '1 • t.'ts that .tit• ••• I4.4V14 411 ' • .tr. • it; • that t, • •.• • • •• ltd it h t . 1. '". •; t 1 i t;1•. Ci EY is 1 tabl.t.•. • ;, ; r.r. it' • t li t ting • 1.1.• • t.n.. ••• ' t ,:t•-;lfli .r v1. ; . t tt 1j; , • .„ t., I I'll. 4114 I • I 't • . • • ••••• • II1 1t af tu• ..r • • • • .. •• •• • t t t this ;'• ' • ' •: ‘‘.; : t iitt t . t ,11 rt; • •. .• I H. ,It;; Mr •,. DEC 1-19/5 The tollenting resoluttem wes introduced by ComNissiofet P1ulliit, W o moved its adoptions RESOLUTION NO. 7S-1100 A REMv4UT1ON AUTIIORIZIN(, THE DIRP:C?*R of FINANCE TO PAY tO MARILYN K.. TRoXE1.L, t11tMfUt THE ADMts- stON of t.IAStLUTY, till MUM OF $2,6S0.00 IN 1111.l. AND COMPLETE SfETTLIME IT OF MEN CLAIM IM AGAINST TNt: CITY of Muni FOR ALLEGED PERSONAL INJURIES SUFFERED ON APRti. 29, 1924, WH N SHE FELL ON AN ALLEGEDLY DEFECTIVE PUBLIC SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH- WEST CORNER OF s. W. FIRST STREET AND S. W. FIRST AVENUE, MtAMt, FLORT A, UPON THE EXI:CI'TtfN :or A RELEASE RELEASING THE CITY OF MAIM! mom ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS. (Here follows body of resolution, .emitted here end on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) Upon beta. seconded by Commissioner Gordon, the resolution wee pleased and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Ceemisstoner Menolo Reboso Commissioner Rose Gordon Cotamisstonet (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plummet, Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Vette NOES: None. tSIDORO C, 20, AP►OtMt MMltERt TO: ?LAMINA .111ZUSgaRY NAM OILIA /MING MOAN',! OLFARDO i The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Gordon, Who moved it* adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 75-1101 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING ISIDORO (:. RORJA AND OFELIA T. FERNANDEZ, AS METERS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING ADVISORY BARD. (Here follows body of resolution. emitted here and on file in the ottice of the City Clerk.) Upon being seconded by Commissioner Gibson, the resolution was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Commissioner Manolo Reboso Commissioner Rose Gordon Commissioner (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plummer. Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Fevre NOES: Nome. OEC 1.1975 ;It,. • .,i tt stint n , int oti t.,1 tv r•-tr.1•• i.tno.r 1 bc,tn. u•ft,, • • .1 It .• • Ion: PrISni t It: 1 iv \ 1,1 I PIN RIAPpoisNIN,. r ‘:(fier, MI:t1/11.1iQ 1L IN of m;A:11 FwAR,). t W1toth. of , 1.,n, t 1...1 ti 1 I f 110 In ilt t 1, t. ot t It. 1 t,• it.rt . • •1. • : 1VA' !, 4 kit 1 ti WaS .1:1,,I.t1t : Commi s•:; jilt M.Ino R. • 1 otryds•.1,...0r Post, • L. ,j ,•1 r,..1••••11,,net tt. V 11/41,tvor !.. • ity.i.• , Tr • sL1Vt ,\. It 21, '141vE NT4. 'Ct FnP VE nr coAPwnPILE 714ACH CENTtry DEC 1 1975 _NERS g L4A1RC i,, • , • , ,t ',at V. -4,1011. I yarn r •••I - X - ; 1•••', • 11: • 1: i ,111 1111 ;6116, : •••• 1. :.,X 1 ••••. • 1,i • ;:. .1.11,;11-.',:ft to 1. t,• •••ii,t, ' ..t. It It: 111 1*'if \ rit '1.••• t • • ,• .t : : 1, • X1 : • • i 1 1,k•1 l I 1 l‘f • ) :;,, ..!, T, .1.t*.•••1 I.L , :t i1tv- .t",,t,11 1, .` A. 1 .1 re DEC 1 -1975 22. Aftstml R t tt: FLORtDA `ttLt1'ARr 1iCAI a• The tollnvinp resolution va4 intt.dni.•1 ',y t: U,Iissinnet r;ibson, who moved Its adoption: 11r5t.LCTIoN !Si, 75.1104 A RESOLUTinN AUTMORIZlti. THE 7Stil'ANl:E OF A PERMIT to ?RI P.T.A. OF SOUTH FLORIDA mirror / WASN'T( FOR AMUSE/MT RIDE; Al 4677 NOMTNMEST NINTH StREE1, MtAM1, FLORIDA IN CONNECTION WtTN TNts1R CARNIVAL u7,4 DFCCM. flli 12, 13, AND 14, 1l95. SUBJECT To CF.R• TAIN TERNS AND CONDITIONS. (Mete follows body of resolution, omitted her, and on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) Upon being seconded by CoMmissfnnet Plummer, the resolution was passer old adapted by the following vote: AM: Ca tsstonet Manolo Rebo.' CcMiesioner Rose Gordon COMtsstoner (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plummer, Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Terre NOES: None. 23, AMUSEMENT RIDES PERMIT: STS, PETER t PAUL RECTORY DEC I WS The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Plummer, who (moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 75-II05 A RESOLUTION AUT ORIZLNt; THE ISSUANCE 01 A PFRIMIT TO STS. I'ETEK AND PAUI. *Et:TORY FOR AWSEMEN'I RIDES Al' 900 SOUTHWEST ?+.TN ktAD, MiAII. FEoltI fA, IN CONNECTION WtTN THtik CAKNIVAI. tiN DECEMSER 5, B. AND 7, 1975, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS AND CONUl71ONS. (Here follows body of resolution, .ettted here and on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) Upon being seconded by Commissioner Gibson. the resolution was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Commissioner Manolo Rebo,o Commissioner Rose Gordon Commissioner (Rev.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plummer. Jr. Mayor Maurice A. Ferro NOES: None. :u ©ECt•1975 DEC1.1 214, AWARD !'tw - PNntt7 PRocEesIN Air; PgINt1Nr, - CENTRACt AA,IS Mr, Lloyd: eft , i Ittk, note quirk hnunc th it 't their root hit 1475.2ir Iist•nt •.e•.tt` budget. Hutto ass it tv lnt that qa; l 't, 't,, we, naught that, it Should he a ' 't, I i .11 yt•ar budget is It at .. lilt in.: tm t; s. f t . Tt trek you. `rash f'rrr, : 1'Iurimer move'7, L; thee.. .+ +. ...I • :tit •r ,n,i.i by Rebate°. Fur tiler ,Ils'lessia an t't. Cali the +,(l. Mr. Plur.:mtr: wait a Mind oe et :no ts. :CT i,IritI, at toll. NOW is th1R 1 read it ^:;ty•: el itv hudptts. i thIt arre+t' tit r++sluts that the Police Department 1�, not t,. inr. to dotnt; prose; IL Its: 1.: : 't in,: to he tiring nidt•ntifi• ? :Its ,:r: !Sit .,t1 sit,td. war will •;i dant titre ugh this one low hid I•tnre`:Stt, rat tr t than noittt, t,, J,-tt ru•: +n t- the,,,,gi,+`nt the Mr. Andrews: Wht it they have to +'. n •,tttstdet rrurtssing rather than the individual departmc,nt et i t . ditttttnt itt+It, i.t,s and dtsin, it. on thr basis of working through this Putt, it:r.inl, .;._, nt who hat; t+ g t s prl. t. M'r'rt abler to gel our price listing for ai '1 1 ;,.It !III, nts tit i 1 izt- tltt +,tit ;-hot et lab as a result of this hid. Fir. I'lumrtt : !;,w, i .just ;tt'.Ird it' ny iitt not trill•: wanting, to sell this City papers hut ,?:,it t;tat, .. olutliftttlt . 1 tote yes. I' el .;tv, t,` it ,t total f Igure of what we spend tor ;•h v,t•trh': tl:rttur•,t tI1 depart ^tint•,. it wail lei be interesting. Ilse 1olit,wine, resolution wits lntrod'.tc••d by t.+stsn,t:;slantr Ylut rter, who vtd it,, adopt 1• tn. :n : R'•:s i 11&N Nit. ,_IIiM A i Sd.t LION .1CCEPliNt, THE BID Ott biCti PHOin, INC. IN THE AM0CN1 OF S2O,000 FOR F1'RNISHINt; PHOTO I soI.!.S.1NC AND 1'RINTIN : i1N A t,tVNTRAL-I l tk ONI: YEAR FBt tit HATE OF ACCEPTANCE; FROM ALL CITY OF M1:\ :t IDEPART'MENT., r;H1r it Ft':Ds ARE INCI 'DED IN IH1.1K REia• AR 1475-7'• FISCAL YEAR R'.'i);EI': Ai:It '. ;'it)Rll.l':r; T1{1. (Ill' MANAt.Fn rtisACl 'w1:1! ,,in 1HM :OF tttit• :nAR. re .. I tows- I t t) of resolution, 0-.lire,. bore ,n .?t, ,iris+t tits it. (.,•ri.,, .tt! .nt rile n ? its i.• i , re tut l.tit wa=. he tht t+t11 wirer yt t+ ( ,rottis :ion• Manoi,, ktbcti, r •,.,..•tssl•.. r tRev. :he, rt iilbsort i. i'i M.,••,sr Maur I,-,, A. Fot'r,. Nc(t:S: None, :�1 DEC 1_191S T 110E f NTATION Rr CITY 46T1NNfY tgAtiLFA PERVAS "MIA MAN MI Mr. Lloyds Mr, Mayer, the Ju'stfte hepartml.nl h;r: previ.only .announced that not be her. I was mya( 11, personally within tr'l.lrh.rnle .•rmmonit:attoh with Re, Jatltte• son and Mr. termite Padgett in Washington and they der h.avr. in4,7MU t!t ptlnns to teate to the proposal of the decree. They art• will,na to m.rs.• an r•.eplanatton ot pmta{ttsph I!, which le the bat kpay. They Ate acceptahl. art Ihat ,.lay. be, ,mhr•t litho with the following vim's, provided that the meetinv he• In :at w:alb n'.lork in the morning, which is What out normal beginning tune In. ti,at they he taken op at that trine and with the proviso of that !rite way or another the natter will he settled at that tine. that will be a definite understanding on the part of the Justice Depattment that tt will be settled one way or another. there will either a consent decree satisfacta oty to both sides of the nest step will be taken. Mayor Ferret files. Gotdon, Rose, would you se, if the itch is acceptable to theft fot the consent decree, the Justice Department• -- Mt. Lloyd! Actually, this is the latest date that they will accept these wet* the dates given to ale by the Manager. And indeed. they tnok eKceptinn even to that late date. 1 think unless you're prepared to make a sooner date, why that date is the deedltne. Mayor Perces All tight, I'm open from 9200 A.M. til 2. srr I would recommend that, that would be the day that we also after the Just! a Department. also take asp the remaining of the Federal Revenue Sharing Program, which might he very Mr. Plummer: Let tee have one understanding Mr. Mayor. Now. they're putttbd proviso's now and ultlmatusaa which t'o sure is within their prerng:+tive•. but you know, 1 think its also within our prerogative to put certain proviso's down also. Mr. Lloyds 1've been the advtso between the two patties. Mt. Plummer: No, you're not you work for me. Mr. Lloyd: That's what I say. Mr. Plummer: Let's put it this way and that very simply is it we're willing to enter in +end agree to their proviso that we come tr a final decisi.n, that we expert the same frnm them that they "yes" will accept it .r "no" we're reject it on that Same day. 1 think that's only fair. Mr. Lloyds Well, thin is what they're propo, any,. Mr. Piutrner: Well, i,t's just have an under• t,nding. Mayor Fetre: Well, the answer to that is "y. s". Mr. Plutaser: Ok. lust so it's understood. Mayor terse: Ok. Now. is the llth day of De.etaber at 9:00. Plummer, I'd recommend that we start our meeting at 1:30 because we've trot an half hour of talkie. between us before they get here. so let them come at 9:00 we'll start at SOOO. Mr. Plummer: Flue with me. Mayor Ferro; Itecau.e we've got several thtn4s we've got to i;.• over in this consent decree of changes that we've made on our own. ok' Mr. Plummer: iiow, l want to ask one other thing If we're going to go off of Ole Subject. 1 don't know who would be apprnprtate to do this. hut t think It would be the lawyer. 1 would like for you In this tnrertm time to find out cur me and for this Commission how paragraph 7 es tt relates to promotions, since it was in the Memphis and the Jackson Mississippi. since it was in both of those de.•ees gad ban Men iti effect tor a period of mote than a year,haa that reached it'w ultimate goat, to tt heading toward that. 1s It working? t would like to have a position to know haw this is we.rking out with the two cities that are presently wader the decree and if you would endeavor to find out foe ale and report to me before the Iit% so that I can road it. 52 DEC 1.1975 a i 1 •it l unet. t. ., t th, b.,th ttit i.':• and ttq}te+t : ...tie 1 '1nnt; , n ti:.- tt„ . h.,. •,, tr.l titnt ttt, I`etn t, • t•,,, a .. Mr . , '4,. •In, "d.IY At tQt'- ut.l. }c, t ,.t•.i .ttit tr• yo.t t •:,,- tit..' h.u;.11 .ti•I , .+.. .:: i •.t t t',`runiati1,'n th rot t I I I, ta, •i=,no .. i or, .> tit.- r I...! .•. ,! t, rc;n,Tf. the . :1 't tt:t it'r't'.i t.rr It. } tcri';k. At th., hnttom w'1.1• •-r. 1IIT 1,.1Ct .'.114t€ tit ', �71' :t .., tl: t a-tNow, i" , - •n. tt n), 1.. t I . r•,.r;r::1nt1•'n :• make with rug .it'd n it tnt, 41is al; t t it in tt.i'; Ic,` 4t,p ttin..,t tr vtt, wn, tii• r t •t't they wtil ar.,'pt it. will or .. ,t , ,'t ..•'tr' r, i'.t,. :n, t, ,t i t d.'t'sn't n. Sat- hinit ..`,, 't,; t: ir':i, t`n on, , `.t wi.sf. to tn•i'.titt t., 1 th:, h,a It 'llt:r.t h . r i ran it past tilt.. .:.t t Irr,r t„ `.e. 11 it i'4 it. � . `t..t 1 _'itt:rr in 'ht' frt", as 'With it h`: ?1t . H. 1 'r t i}„t'r u, t rpt th.. .,t tgtnai t :IIs i':r r t`.•.'n ruti t t." ,l tr.t `,,. ',sq.!, u•t . -I r t,. ........ t::, a' wh. t.' w. st and. n.11 K it 1, • I .i .. tc 11.0. . ..•. •+.It 1,1 ,. 1A1t11 the !!:. r:te•tisi: ther(' . Mr . t . I,,!.c •• 'c 1pt. tt t t1,1), ,, u: 1I with. It .. r 1:ht . t t. T. 1 , .... t 1 .. t i..,t t 1.1-. i;c .I rpt.'d ;L•: amended .�.... y. .1:., .11.1 t!!e ..9;t'[ftin .1•Aw•n .St. tt::,. hot t Is 1:t-r. J stiutld to the i r.. i l..:'t.tr. llr:.,, r .Ifs., ttn .1.'G1. :1 tnt r.•11. TEC1.1975 The tulltlttinit mot In? was tntts+duced by C.Htlliiseionet Gordon, who moved its adnptine: MOTION Nsi. 75-1107 A MOTION TEAT ft IS RFa;ix:::12t;D THAT THE t:1IY COMMISSION O THE CITY tit MiAMI HAs \t,lttl:n To PRoVII•i. APPRDPRtATE MEASCRt;s So THA1 'THERE SII\i.I. BF; No 111FAiP ot5CRIMtNATION PRACTICED $y tHE etTY tN NE CMPLt:YMENT AND PROMOTION of HANDICAPPED PERSONS SIMPLY RECA) SE THEY ARE HANDI- CAPPED. . , THE CITY TO C MMNL.Y WITH TOE APPROPRtAtti PROVISIONS 0? TIIF REHABILiTATION ACT Of 1911 AND ORD- INANCE NO, 114-.19 OF METRtr"OLtl•AN DAbt, coUNTY, AS WELL. AS SEC. 411.OM(1) 'UAW STATUtt.S AS AMI.NDi4) AY CHAP- TER 13-110 Pto tDA sTATUTrs. . . * NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS COMSCENT DECREE t' INTENDED TO Pl IVI E PREeER- F:NTIAL TREATMENT OVER A Q')ALIFIED HANDICAPPED PERSON SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF RA(E, SEX, OR NATIONAL. ORtCIN. Upon being seconded by Commiesionet Plurmer, the motion was passed and adopted by the foilowing vote: AYES: cntMhlstionet Mannln Reboeo Commissioner Rose Gordon Commissioner (Rev.) Theodore tibson Vice Mayor J.L.Plueeer Mayor Maurice A. Perre NOS : None. ore - ors 26, PnLICE PRIMARY TMSINIANGE - RESOLUTiON1 AUTMOR1Z1Nt; MANAL'+FR TO MOOSE Mr. Manager: That represents $253.00 lean enpenditere than that provided by Appalachian Insurance Company which has Rivet. us a rider or an extension to our insurance for an additional month which will carry u!e toward the end of December. But it's abeniutely necessary that the Commission :ntthnrixe to proceed with this insurance by American Nome insurance company in that they were the only insurance firm that the City wage able to secure a bid from. Mr. Plummer: Well. that's at11 well and good but this memo which I have doesn't tali me how much did we pay out last year. We have created a board for self insurance or any of that matter. Where do we stand on that? Mr. Lloyd: Perhaps I should make the preliminary report on that so as you will understand it. Nnv. the self insurance program as constituted at this time covers in addition to what we've already been covering on uninsured items lake sidewalks :.nd certain other areas. The Fleet Insurance. what used to be the Fleet Insurance which was covered by the Hartford Insurance t:otnpany. Now. what this program is of the past two years the Police tort liability. that's tort's by Police Officers active torts. lake false arrests or sssessive force. type el things. have been covered by Appalachian. Nam, in that area you will recall and 1 think section should be wade of this. Originally. Appalachian continued its coverage for another year on the basis that we conduct an active program of teaching Police Officers how in essence not to commit torts. The programs has been swift for a period of several months. Appalachian at the last moment refused to continue the coverage. I suspect that.that was es the baths of that large case which wits settled by them back *onetime ago. If you remember Who was with the paraplegic. Now. however. due to the onpetted tow experience factor. becau•:e of our progran of education within the Police Department. the Aweticin More Insurance Company has Indicated its willing- ness to take over the coverage at a premium •Ipproxtmatcly (i think) a thousand or two lesu. Mr. Andrews: About $200.00 less. Mr. Lloyd: Of 200 slightly less than. in other words.approwlmately the save price that was pail last year for the insurance. 5i1 DEC I WS t • • • t • ,i ••, •••rt. ;),I • • "! . .•••,. 1 a ; i t tt, at, t • Irit I wish Is how much it w• d ., ' ti, . t e 1..t • tit t•t t h ( 1 t •.• • i* fl.`gs• t 111.1,• Ir.t '"; ; I,. . •••• t : tt- tW, III I 1•1{, I. , ; .t .0(.11! lad wi pay out iv .• : J.,. 1:-• • tilt , • *' • It!. t • : •• ••• • ,,- s 11'; t I 1 tis htttlit we '•11. •:•••rei • 1' tit. In, rt• at-,k t ttt: ‘,1 •t.t t tr i 5t1,0tit.t. (10 t: t ' t• 1 . • ',.••••• ! • . ati trIt.• ill:qt.:int it t t•,,m,,:•,„. ; !„ ttow h.•\• IL -Iv. qtlit• !list ,,r •,r • st‘itriett,e It bast, that i•t TI•i:' et't. t! •:tst t tti t't I t j'av I t- t ' tit it tnf. imat , i• 11 ts ,t been itirnishi•d us • t ••'• . ; ;;;•1, • it, .!•:•‘.; .! t,• •1!•• t.wt, ttt tr- t. t s., I t I •:-,11- iticto progriTt , i••,, t. • :,, t it . : I :1 . 1' ..ti•tun I tt , ,..• • It itt ••••.: :•• -. . ".••It th itv 1,1V 0111. -s t• , . 1.1 ••,:: : , • ,t• • t I •I • t 'tat, ••• . : t...,:.• : .! • •' • :! — • ..• - • • , ,t . t tt t htt instiratwe • • ;,.• is • tt. •t tt knttutino; t ht"11 It a • , t f it. • ; . .0;,' that ; • tjs.1 t,, •.• •• it is ript..1,t away, sn that he tan • e. o ,• • • i:!.• '1,.- ;;;,t ; '11 •• 11 Vt,ti What., wtv.• got to have •trIttut 1 .•:: tt t••••ttt•d -.•11 insured board to save Mattar rr : t past p tht•-I, be, atise l've K.,t ta leave: Mr. Pliaintr: y'Vt• 0.,ot t havc 1t • hut 1 want the f acts and figures. I*11 move it s‘t that wt., , at: nave 1 t , but thitti 1.0111171i SS toil s entit led to know. . 1,1, : ". ,,• I •r; t t !1,.., ; •• t , . I' ur.mttr r t urt her di,s, ussion. Call 5:3 DEC 1-175 r_. The following resotutttin was introduced by l',11ItfIttsf +net l'lt'm11Mr who i ved its ati aptinnc RESOLUTION NO, 75-1108 A kEsOtcTION AUTHORI7.INtc AND DIRECTtNG idt CITY MANAGER Tn PI:RCHASE POLICE PRIMARY INSURANCE COVF:RALE FROM THE A1MERICAN Hon ASSt'RA".it.F: COMPANY EFFECTIVE NnVM11160 28. )975 AT AN ANNIIAI. mmtrm OF 5149,747 AND API'ROl1NG AND RATIFYING THE ACTIOW 01 THE CITY MANAGE:' IN SFcCRING t'nVFRAt.E FROM NOVFMBER 28, l4'it' 'NW DATE. (Herr follows bndy of reaolut,,n, omitted here and nn file in the Office of the City Clerk) Upon being seconded by (,tmtssioner Gibson. the resolution was passed and adopted by the fallowing vote) AYES: Rev. t:ibson, Mr. Plumster, and Mayor F. ere. NOTES: None. ABSENT: Mrs. Gordon,and Mt. Rebaso. DEC -1975 27, PENSION SYSTEM - EMPLOY FIRM Of ALEXANDER AND ALEXANDER AS ACTUARIAL ADVISORS Msynr Ferre: Take up item 22, Pension Syst-m. Mr. Plummer: t move it Mr. Mayor. My hoard recommended it. Mayor Ferre: All right, PluMmer moves. Gibson seconds. Further discussion. Call the roil. The following motion was introduced by Commissioner Plummer. who moved its adoption: MOTION NO. 75-1109 A MOTION OF INTENT TO EMPLOY THE FIRM OF Al CsANBIR s ALI.XAdDLK AS ACTI ARIAL ADVISOR FOR M. CITY OF MIAMI PENSIOI. SYSTEM. Upon being seconded by Commissioner Ci1•snn. the motion WAS passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Rev. Gibson, Mr. Plummer, and Mayo' Ferre. NOES: None. ABSENT: Mrs. Cordon. and Mr. Reboso. ;f; DEC 1.1975 2p, 84A (rtisq:!) *,11.111Pwwwwwwwwwip- DEC 10175 PENSION ADjUSTPINT OF RETIFFEg t (PASSE!) F*EVIoUSLY) ", : , . - . t i ., • ,(1,, it: tt • or!. Now. sintt • 1 • !.1.-t r r ' I,. ttrttvi tto,, ttr•linatne ,, • ,•-, !t. 1t, 4. t•t,ttti 1, tt,t tI intt•tnit•ti t r • f .t .t, t to !tato' itto Ott1111;irt.'t, 4 r. His this •-•, , • r• si. 1 t ht. t 1 I . Ittrt ,, • t.of • iNtliff.c1 ft, (4 I : .11 ' 't:i V.1 IV At:I IF I-NrNT r" n r •: t' '. ss, 'N N' A ' '. I '• • • . I DEC LAI< : AN i '•1 %!.1, Fi. P.,\Nt.h Flio o.kt,. t,T" ti,114S HAN EnrR-i I! ,11 6 fhi .t " • t I SI t Innt ttl.,r , , • $1.4 .r.. dispftn,.ino, t th the • 1,'.• I lit . v t• . •,1 1 • • . , ,• •,, inctt c•titan', r and t.:.••• • • 11. •i it ,r...tirianc.. htv the t ol lowing 1,\ .t,.. ,. • rt''n tud M..vot F.trtt•. , 851,,t). DEC 1 • 19/b rEEEAL PLvrNUE SHARING FuNp5. PREVIOUSLY ALL0ATE APPQP:ATED py ORDPiANCE 84h6 TO FURTHER po.PLEmENT ArrP.VLD RENEFIT PROGRAMS •' o, . • tt •,' t t this t ose 1 tit ion. but we'l 1 make •in1P1V t ,11 ,'.our intent this morning which is :•. s-,..t 1l I it t.n, int , t he re. ) Exp I ination-- Now. i,.t • ,; what it ;hies. it 's itt, viotts1v appr.priated are hereby allocated month •., Not.. list tr: 1,, tilt, tii I. sit as you'll know what II t ,. &. i re ty. itt ,,r• •.,ritt'-t.t-ronth basis tt, those agencies I•• int! pr.,..t.ims in .tn amount not to exceed 12t „ ,it tpitr pi-lat. a it, r motrt it to *gt'ntv trt. said Ordinance • N. ' V01,11 t.' • tt I .• t 1. 1.11 t it' • t kose t.,,r.t.tn moves. I•lumnstr seconds. 1 'titer .s, I t tn, r OEC I -1975 The lrtl trtwllrlt II•r,r11tli 1. n wn• Inl rUdrtl r•11 t,,st4.rl Whrr mrrlrt.rt II II rnhrpl I m 111.,trl.U1111N N1I. /'.- 1 1111 A tOsoL 1'I•ltiN AIJAIt:Arthle, y11 1,1•.:..'.' or FEDERAL MIME SHAKING FUNDS ,'RF:vIousI.Y APPk1IPIItA?ED Sir ORDINANCE Ntl. Iyhh 1YI PURTN}R t# P1.1i ItWT PREV1OUSI.Y AuPRtIVED MNEPTT PROGRRlIS. there follows body of resolutl ,n, omitted here and on file in the Office of the City Clerk) Upon being seconded by Coerllssiontr Plummer, the resoLuttot was passed and adopted by the follewfnA voter Afllt Mr. Planet, Rev. Gibson, AM. Gordon, and Mlsyor Petro. Ms Mane. AUNT: 'Rt. Reboso. KC 1 • tlWS '+ AUwar�12ECITY To E MANAGER NAG RTAND FRANK J. COO AS 4t M1MisTRATtvt ASSISTANT TO THE MAYOR INCLUDING C0%T OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT The following resolution was Introduced by Cosmissiensr Gordan, uAls moved its adoptions RtSOLOTION NO. A ROSOLUTION AUT1IOR1EING AND DIANCi ING Tlti CITY MANAGER AND TNt CITY CLERK TO EATER MO AN AGRI 1ENT Wti1I MAIIK J. COI*, 1+O SOME AS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT AU TOIL MAYOR; EXTENDING. AN AtRtEUMENT WIIICII WAS PIIEV10USLY AUT•HO$I PCD SY RESOLUTtOIJ NO. 14-1140, PASSED AND ADOPTED ON ItEt:1711SCA 2, 1974, AND I:XECIITI:U ON DIA:EfSER 4. 14744 ti11CI1 NLW Ac EEMENT TO INCLIIHE THE 67. CO ;7• or 1.IVIN1; AD IUSTMENT GRANTED TO ALL EMPLOYEE; OCTOIIEK 1, 117S WITH ADDITIONAL 2% TO SE EFFECTIVE JUNE 1. 1926. (Here follows body of resolution, •ttttttted here and on file in the Office of the City Clerk.) Upon being seconded by Commissioner Plulsser, the resolution teas passed and adopted by the following vote: AYdt: Commissioner Memelo Rebo4o Commissioner Some Gordon Commissioner (Save.) Theodore Gibson Vice Mayor J. L. Plummer. Jr. Mayor Nawrtce A. Perre MOSS: Now. DEC 1 • -, ; Ofe VS 7Tr-sCr ITIOPNEY ON CuPPNT PROCEEDIVA OAED PROPERttFq I • • 4 ;, • •t•• I: t. * • A •*: I . • r • . • . ,• is n n- i• ;•;,. 1.• ' . . • • * • tt t t 'A. 4,, 't • .! • ! •tr tht..! ! is. n 1n1.tir• • ;4,4,11 t !ritniery . , : ty'l • ! 1:711 . At t "1.0 time ; r ever i • •••- 61 • .is .r. t ; 'Ott!. '01"k t '• • n • , "'t' f • r r. rort . ; , :t v; • . ;.' • r- • ' • , • • • ; : !!'• r ,rt on that later. :•:1" r*.p •rt voter:lb.,* 19th? • • r4,41 DEC 1-1975 f,.or' f;°PRECIATI2N, PPOCLA"AtIlNc ETC, : . ;•.• ,ertaI:t ;•;:c.1..t! ; . :he tIrst one is to ' . ",•;11 I E., f orw ; It e • t' !-!: .•t ipprt, lation of dedication . ts. ik with t • ." I . P rLpr,---eiding 1111h quality th, •• • , t r.,•• • 11 Henry .we ., • ; :1 t • .1. W. 1 • • •! • step r.•.*: ,1 4, . • .. • , • • .: • •.• ••:: • • wen. hcth •• •.• 1 • -t • ‘11.*•-•:..1 .,n tl,•ir „ "-, : . And •.,•herf•as, hes • Int *n, arts- ; Ili*. of ,-,ervick progress I ••••:.• • • - t he people ,,f • „: • ..! brim!, ..0.cut •:- • progra:r., . • 1 • • ".e.: .r_ier committee. • . . • ! i.-» tcr the people it ene:.4, ..r :.*•r. On November :141 .1* *ring their ct • 1, • -, , cr of the Cit.-- : I; ,• .•-• indt•ed a pleasure. '" 0.r" •" '''i• •••• • ; • : • ...cr; love Elizabeth to share • t • 1.. • v u dearly Elizabeth. :,• :..• t .t•-• ' :cr • !It, :ith Florida Area. Colonel, t t. • cr. ; r tn.at • are your associates : • : . l• •• .11 ..1, lit of the City of Miami to • • . • • !rt.,,:, I r • "oi r • r 1-,c, : it it Florida Area. Selma • . t... te,, 1 • ..ir.1 tt • ' t •-••t•nt :1:4; in the community the ; ,.,; • VT: I .• ' n:cesure t,* present this to Selina 4, -' : re , nt 1.; •-,t :114 N Zoning in the St ate • -• • ' • At!' ••••• •••••..e*, '); 1** :'-t t: the 7,1, as the i'lorida Planning 11. 1 t ' t he . h .* t t 1 ro.:ram. It's my pleasure 11*, who , • r ot Spein in this ,..• 'tr. ;:el..e.; I.st. 1.* we! :rit t . vh: .it Ihippy t:t set: 7.6' Ott here. t orw..r.1 ; And we r. t.• **eve you with us. 5:4 DEC 1- WS OE c ! • Ni *POW Rost 6ORDOir A5 VICt MAY00 OR RM city or 1011AM1 Mayot Fette: All r i>tht t there's .i Mott •n r„<Ir, +r: Plummet. St, m,d, d h) iirhn an t n make ftnAc Gordon tilt Vice Mayor of the City of M1 ml for the ensuing yr.tr. Is there ftrtthet asiscu,r•tion on the item? call th r.,I1 to. tt•. The following motion was Intrr,dnre•l by to tmt'tatentr Plumratt•r, Mho Moved Its Adnptton: MOTION NO. M- 1112 A MUTIMMN AFFOINTINC COMMISSIONER ROSE CORDON As VICE MAYOR OF TMR CITY aP MIAMI. Upon bring seconded by Commissioner Rehor.,, the motion was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: L.,mmiswi• ner M rime Oberst') r.t,mmissioner Rose cordon ( :.,mn.IMstnner (Rev.) Theodore t;1hgtn, Vice Mayor .f.L.flummer Mayor Maurit•r A. Terre NOES: Tone. Mayor Ferret Congratulations. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to tone before the City Cismntlefton. on motion duly made and seconded, the meeting vas adjourned at: 12:16 n'Clock F. M. ATTEST: H. D. SOt'1HERN City Clerk RALPI4 G. tttit; I h: Assistant city Clerk MAL'RIa A. FBRRE Mayor 111 OEC 1 • INS CITY OR M'AMI DOCUMENT INDE 1114 DOCU'INT IDQii1PICATION r MTINS OATH DECEMBER 1, 1973 i RCM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 COMISSION AGENDA AND CITY CLERK REPORT ALLOCATING THE SUM OF $475,000.00 FROM THE PUBLIC PARKS AND RECREATION, FOR THE EXPAN- SION AND DEVELOPEMENT OF WATSON PARK. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE COMPLETED WORK PER- FORMED BY HOLLAND PAVING CO. AT A TOTAL COST OF $561,327.71 PROVIDING FOR THE SALE OF $400,000 SERIES 1975 TEMPORARY ANTICIPATION BONDS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI AND SETTING FORTH THE METHOD OF PAYMENT OF INTEREST. APPOINTING MR, HARRY HOOD BASSETT AND MR. MELVIN JACOBS TO THE BOARD OF DOWNTOWN DEVE- LOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF MIAMI. AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO PAY TO MARILYN K. TROXELL WITHOUT THE ADMISSION OF LIABILITY THE SUM OF $2,650.00 IN FULL AND COMPLETE SETLLEMENT OF HER CLAIM. REAPPOINTING ISIDORO C. BORJA AND OFELIA T. FERNANDEZ, AS MEMBERS OF THE CITY" OF M1Al*1 PLANNING ADVISORY. REAPPOINTING NATHANIEL DEAN AND WIFREDO GORT AS MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ZONING BOARD. WAIVING FEES FOR THE SNOWMOBILE, BLEACHERS RISERS AND CHAIRS FOR THE THIRD CENTURY U.S.A. INTERFAIHT CELEBRATION TO BE HELD AT BICENTENNIAL PARK. AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT TO THE P.T.A. OF SOUTH FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY FOR AMUSEMENT RIDES. AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT TO THE SAINT PETER AND PAUL RECTORY FOR AMUSEMENT RIDES. ACCEPTING THE BID OF RICH PHOTO INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000 FOR FURNISHING PHOTO PROCESSING AND PRINTING IN A CONTRACT BASIS FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF ACCEPTANCE. AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO PURCHASE POLICE PRIMARY INSURANCE COVERAGE FROM THE AMERICAN wee ASSURANCE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2. 1975 R-7S-1093 R-75-1096 R-75'-1097 R-75-1098 R-75-1100 R-75-1101 R-75.1102 R-7 5.1103 R-7S-1104 R•75-1105 R-75-1106 R-75-1116 0034 75-1093 75-1096 75-1096 75-1098 75-110(_ 75-110 75-110 7 -110 75-11= 75-11' 75-11' 75..11 OCUtt1ENT'i NDEX CONTINUED .= NI., puma woatritAnon 14 ALLOCATING THE SUM or $193,562.22 OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING rUNDS, PREVIOUSLY APPRO - PRIATED BY ORDINANCE No. 8466 DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY CLERK, TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH FRANK J. COB0, TO SERVE AS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE MAYOR. AtirtlIN R-75-1110 R-75-1111 ilE twILYM. emir tas. R-75-1,110 75-1111