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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1974-04-11 Marked Agenda:�1 �IYtf,J 3Yldli 9:00 A.M. 1. 2. 3. 1 —2cSy 9:30 A.M. CISSION MENTINO aff! MALL .. DINNER EEC AFL 11, 1974 Pledge of Allegiance Reading of the Minutes PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEM AREA BOUNDED BY WAGNER CREEK, N.W. 14 STREET, N.W. 12 AVENUE AND THE EAST -WEST EXPRESSWAY. * Resolution permitting Governmental Use of the area bounded by Wagner Creek, N. W. 14th Street, N. W. 12th Avenue and the East-West Expressway, UNPLATTED, for parking in conjunction with County and State Buildings as per Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV, Section 36 (1), all in accordance with plan on file, and the approval of plans and conditions by the Planning Department; property zoned R-C (Residence Office) District. ** Planning Advisory Board meeting March 20 - Item #1 Planning Advisory Board by 6/0 vote recommended Governmental Use of the area NO OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended "Approval" Applicant - Dade County Public Works 4. PUBLIC HEARING Hearing on the request of the Palm Bay Club for permission to establish a helicopter landing area at Legion Memorial Park. LEGEND FOR AGENDA USE: A single asterisk (*) preceding an item indicates the actual title of a resolution and/or ordinance. A double asterisk (**) preceding an item indicates either the subject matter of the item or summary explanation, and is not to be construed as being the title of a resolution and/or ordinance. "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM NO. 1 ote/ 4'7s/rope_ 1O OO..A.1 CITY COMBS= MEITiNG AFL it, 074 Mgt 2 , UAI C _M ARE 5. ** OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMING ORDERING RESOLUTION NO. 74-167 for BAY CREST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4373 4(4111 6. 71/-77 9 10:30 A.M. G d 11:15 A.M. c.<62.474-4:4-4(-1-0. ** Resolution confirming Ordering Resolution No. 74467 and authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for sealed bids for the construction of BAY CREST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4373 in BAY CREST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4373. The construction of paving improvements between N. E. 79 Street and the North City Limits from N. E. 10 Avenue to Biscayne Bay was ordered by the City Commission at their meeting of March 14, 1974. It is now in order to confirm the ordering resolution and authorize advertising for bids. STATUS REPORT BICENTENNIAL PARK - OLD PORT SITE 7. REVIEW OF SANITATION DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS - C. R. Jones, Director of Sanitation. 8. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - Repreaentatives of DOT will appear to explain a study being conducted to examine the physical capabilities and constraints of the existing U.S. 1 right-of-way, combined with the FEC RR right-of-way between the southern terminus of 195 and the southern terminus of the Palmetto Expressway in Dade County. _Ail 9. /i 2:00 P.M. COMHUMOR MUM APRIL 11) 1974 PAU 3 PRESE? Mi PCWAMAi'1t 1 _:. O/AL , fi' Recognition of the Florida Memorial College Championship Basketball Team, and presentations to their Coach, John M. May, and their most valuable player, Charles Collier. Proclamation of FOOT HEALTH WEER. Presentation to JUAN AMADOR, Cuban classical pianist. Presentation to JOSE LUIS ARNAIZ, President of the CASA DE ESPANA, an organization established for the enjoyment of former citizens of Spain now residing in this country. Presentation of SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR DAY Proclamation. Presentation of commendation to HECTOR RODR.IGUTE2 L-11,ti4 anttaL Oar, ADJOURN FOR LUNCH * * * * * * * PUBLIC HEARING Hearing on revocation of jitney licenses. (Deferred from meeting of March 28th.) commISSUON VESTING APILL 11, 19/4 PAGE 4 .3O...pitt PIRSONAL. APPEARANCE AO1/19 U.SStON ITSMS 11. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS a. Resolution adopting the recommendation of the City Manager to defer the Police Department's request for supplemental budget allocation for .y 2 7 7 the purpose of expanding the Police Department's operations, and further providing that such supplemental budget be considered during the budget hearings for the 1974-75 fiscal year. ,c-Aff (4� 7y-may 4/7y.-2--Yi b. Ordinance appropriating = sum '' - ,'s ,422 of uncommi'ted Federal Rev '•' aring Funds includ g intere t .;/. k ctions to date by amend 192-, as amended; by provid- fstore funding for programs• in ance or reduced to provide funding for -the -Police Expansion Program; to provide an ditional $50,000 to the Downtown Recreational Center, and provide $2,201,422 for new and addi- tional programs and capital equipment as set forth. c., Resolution establishing the City of Miami Advisory Committee on Revenue Sharing; stating the objectives of the Committee; establishing by-laws for the Committee; stating the composition and duties of the Committee; providing for regular meetings; establishing a quorum; providing for the necessary number of votes to authorize action to be taken; prohibiting participation by a member in a matter in which he has a conflict of interest; providing for a termination of membership for excessive absenteeism; further providing procedures for initiation and acceptance of resignations and for the filling of vacancies; providing that recommendations of the Committee be in writing forwarded to the City Commission through the City Manager and the City Attorney. 12. Ms. Virginia Essex, Chairperson, Committee on Status of Women. 13. a(td4V14*-X: Report of Stephen P. Wynn, Legislative Liaison Representa- tive on behalf of the City of Miami during the Florida State Legislature sessions. 6)„,a 14. a. * Ordinance establishing fees for the use of recreation facilities in the City of Miami by deleting Section 39-1 of the City of Miami Code in its entirety and enacting a new Section 39-1 setting forth the fees to be charged. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 14 Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none b. * Ordinance establishing fees for the use of Community Buildings, Bandshell, etc. by quasi -public organizations in the City of Miami by deleting subsection b, Section 39-2 of the City of Miami Code in its entirety and enacting a new subsection b, Section 39-2 setting forth the fees to be charged. 64A6' c d. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 14 Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plumper, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none * Ordinance establishing fees for the use of Henderson Park and Moose Park tennis facilities in the City of Miami by deleting Section 39-3 of the City of Miami Code in its entirety and enacting a new section 39-3 setting forth the fees to be charged. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 14 Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plumper, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none * Ordinance amending Sec. 39-5 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, for the purpose of increasing and revising the charges for use of City of Miami municipal swimming pools; providing a penalty; repealing all ordinances, Code sections or parts thereof in conflict, insofar as they are in conflict; containing a severability provision. ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 14 Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre Noes - none S (9:4-(P. 14. 15. go, .47 Cn COMMISSM MUTING APF t 11, 1974 Fha 6 VNVIITI D....BU INESS, - .SECOND.. READING e. * Ordinance establishing fees for the use of folding chairs and portable bleacher seats by deleting Para- graph 1, Section 39-8 of the City of Miami Code in its entirety and enadtng a new Paragraph 1, Section 39-8 setting forth the fees to be charged. 16. a. b. t-,--)k'/vi -7/ ** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting March 14 Introduced by - Commission gibson Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor Ferre DISCUSSION * Ordinance establishing fees for pre-school the City of Miami by deleting Section 39-9 of Miami Code in its entirety and enacting 39-9 setting forth the fees to be charged. activities in of the City a new Section ** The City Commission on March l4th deferred ordinance. action on this NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES * Ordinance amending Chapter 16 entitled "Fince" of the Code of the City of Miami by amending P= t raph (a) of Section 16-25 of the City of Miami ••e entitled "Open Market Purchases" and substit a new limit on pur- chases; repealing all or• ance,a or parts of ordinances in conflict herewi •, containing a severability provision. First re * Ordinance amending Chapter 16 entitled "Finance" of the Code of the City of Miami by amending •=ragraph (a) of Section 16-20 of the City of Miam ode entitled "General Contract Procedures for Expend res Exceeding Fifteen Hundred Dollars" and subst ting a new Paragraph (a) of Section 16-20 entitled ' eneral Contract Procedure for Expenditures Excee g Twenty-five Hundred Dollars"; repealing all o-• nances or parts of ordinances in con- flict herew ; containing a severability provision. First eading. 0111 COMMISSiON MEMO Mitit, 1974 PAGE 7 NSW B1?S SS.._ _ RESO IONSLORDcES 17. * Resolution accepting the Highway Right of Way Deed executed by TIGERTAIL BAy APARTMENTS, INC. conveying for highway widening strips of land along the west side of S. W. 27th Avenue together with a portion of property along Tigertail Avenue included in a radius corner; and directing the proper official of the City of Miami to / / y 3" j record said deed in the Public Records of Dade County, / Florida. ** The City of Miami requires right of way for highway widening along the west side of S.W. 27th Avenue, north and south of Tigertail Avenue, together with 1 radius corner along Tigertail Avenue, to bring the,avenuss to their fully zoned widths. The City has negotiated with Tiger - tail Bay Apartments, Inc., the owner of said land, with the end result being that in exchange for such dedications by the owner the City of Miami has agreed to construct all the curb, curb and gutter, concrete valley gutter, paving and grass sodding within the dedicated area. The City has estimated this cost to be less than the total value of the dedicated land. The owner, however, will be required under the City of Miami Code to construct all the sidewalk abutting both properties along the base building line at its own cost and expense. City Manager recommends. 18. * Resolution allocating $80,876 from the General Obligation Highway Improvement Bond Fund to pay the Florida East Coast Railway Company for a 7-foot wide strip of land 7�/ c� located on the east side of Biscayne Boulevard from / .26N. E. 6 Street to N. E. 9 Street. ** Resolution No. 74,-106 authorized and directed the City Attorney to execute a settlement stipulation settling the land -taking aspect to the case of Florida East Coast Railway Company v. City of Miami and State of Florida Department of Transportation, Dade County Circuit Court Case No. 67-5685, and directed the Department of Finance to pay Florida East Coast Railway Company and their attorneys the sum of $56,500, plus 6% interest computed from December 1, 1966 to and including February 8, 1974. City Attorney recommends. 7 '-a -7 20. art CCSSIAN itlertNC A'RXL 11, 1974 PACE 8 NEW.. BUSINESS, _RESOLUTIONSLORDXNANGS 19. * Resolution authorizing and directing the City Attorney to bring an action to quiet the title to all of North Bayshore Drive as it lies adjacent to Biscayne Bay as shown on the map submitted pursuant to Chapter 29965, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1955, and Resolution No. 32720 dated April 19, 1961 of the City Commission of the City of Miami and recorded in Plat Book 72 at Page 75 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida. . ** The City of Miami has paved and maintained North Bayshore Drive for many years and has complied with the Laws of Florida as they relate to the dedication of public streets. Therefore, the City Attorney recommends that the City quiet title to this property in the best interests of the City of Miami and the public. City Attorney recommends. * Resolution closing N. W. 4th Street from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue subject to a public utility easement, as set forth herein, and waiving the requirements of Chapter 54, Section 54-4, of the City Code. ** The closing of N. W. 4th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues is necessary in assembling the site for the pro- posed Police Headquarters Building development. The City Commission is requested to take this action by resolution in advance of the formal replatting of this property which will occur at a later date. A 20' public utility easement is provided for an existing eight -inch sanitary sewer and a sixty -inch sanitary sewer inter- ceptor. City Manager recommends. CONISSION AliL 11, 1974 PAGE NEW_B 1$ .sS_» ,RESOU.rtONs/CRDtNANCES 21. * Resolution denying certain claims and directing the City Attorney to defend any suit brought for the recovery of damages arising out of said claims. ** Claims against the City have been received by the City Attorney. After investigation of the claims it is recom- mended that they be denied. Claimant Alvarez, Pedro & Cesar Brims, Esther Christian, Ruby Christie, Judith Inguanzo & Don, also LOPEZ-CHAVEZ, Carlos Florida Power & Light Co. Florida Power & Light Co. Gibson, Leah Hamper, Karen Charlene Hershkowitz, Judy Hubbard, Harold for Mildred Hubbard Marohnic, Charles McRae, Elmira Moss, Cyril Neuman, Cyrus A. Owens, Charlie and Tillis Richardson, Louise Pertnoy, Leonard D. Smith, Pearl and Paul Stubbs, Burkhart Suarez, Mercedes C. City Attorney recommends 22. * Resolution ratifying and confirming the action taken by the City Manager on June 21, 1973 in waiving the rental fee for use of the Bayfront Park Auditorium by the Coral / `!7 r-- Z 6 2 — Gables Junior Woman's Club on February 27, March 1 and 2, 1974, conditioned upon said organization paying the costs incurred for insurance, event personnel, etc. 23. 7y—Z6, City Manager recommends. ** Resolution appointing additional members to the City of Miami Committee on Ecology and Beautification. 77=aC ate- 112)2, �y.267 24. 7 "a6 9 c dOMMISIION AFL 11, 10/4 PAO 10 NN t.... $8. a SOWflONS ii 1ES. * Resolution authorizing the appointment of Alice C. Wainwright as member of the Wainwright Park Committee. 25. ** Resolution authorizing and directing the Director of Finance to issue duplicate tax sale certificate to Steven D. Robinson, Co -Executor of the Estate of Leo Robinson, upon filing of bond in accordance with the law against any loss that might occur by reason of the reappearance of the original certificate. City Manager recommends. 26. ** Resolution by the City Commission authorizing the City Manager or his designated representative to negotiate with the Champion Spark Plug Company in regard to the Unlimited Regatta at Miami Marine Stadium, May 30-31 and June 1-2, 1974. ** The above resolution authorizes negotiation of the monetary guarantee for the fourth annual Champion Spark Plug Unlimited Regatte to be held at the Marine Stadium. As in the past three annual regattas, Champion Spark Plug Company is to be reimbursed a certain amount of this guarantee money through gate receipts, with the provision that any remainder may be the contribution of the company. City Manager recommends. 27. ** Resolution authorizing the use of the Orange Bowl Stadium on August 17, 1974 by the American Legion 1974 Conventi Corporation of Florida to conduct a Drava and Bu: - ••rps -�� competition, the fee to be charged being 1 • rcent of - "' f the gate receipts in addition to al --•eases incurred for Stadium cleanup, event el and security. glut t. / Ci ager recommends. // COMM8StON 1.161Tt140 Ai d 11, 1974 PAGE 11 NEW BUSt SS ,__ .RESOU1TTGNSJORb1 NOES 28. a. * Ordinance amending Section 38,55 of the Code of the City of Miami by providing for mandatory sentence to confine.. went and minimum fines for second and subsequent convictions of the offense of loitering; providing definitions of second and subsequent convictions; pro.. viding that a certified copy of a judgment of conviction shall be prima facie evidence of said prior conviction; further by renumbering existing sub -section (c) to sub- section (e); containing a severability provision; declaring this ordinance an emergency measure; and dispensing with the requirement of reading same on two separate days by a vote of not less than four -fifths of the members of the Commission. b. * Ordinance amending Section 38-26 of the Code of the City of Miami by providing for mandatory sentence to confine- ment and minimum fines for second and subsequent convictions of the offense of Loitering; providing definitions of second and subsequent convictions; further providing that a certified copy of a judgment of con- viction shall be prima facie evidence of said prior con- viction; containing a severability provision; declaring this ordinance an emergency measure; and dispensing with the requirement of reading same on two separate days by a vote of not less than four -fifths of the members of the Commission. City Attorney recommends. City Manager recommends. 29. * Ordinance amending Section 30-1 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, by deleting the third paragraph thereof for the purpose of clarifying the requirement that a Professional Association have a separate license. Z2r/y `. ** This amendment is needed to correct an ambiguity which ,%• exists in the present Code section. By deleting the paragraph in question the Code will then conform to the Attorney General's ruling that occupational licenses are required by both individuals and Professional Associations. City Manager recommends. 30. /c"." 'J- T r-947/ 4/ 32. „C J 7T Cifir COMMISSION MEET/NO Ann it, 1974 PACE 12 NR`w.,BUSINES& _.._ RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES ** ordinance amending Section 39*13.1 of the Code of the City of Miami to provide that the winter schedule for play at City -owned golf courses shall be in effect from December 1 through April 30 of each year rather than from November 15 through May 15, and the summer schedule will be in effect from May 1 through November 30 of each year rather than from May 16 through November 14. ** By changing the schedules as outlined above the winter season will be shortened and the summer season lengthened to conform to the schedules for other golf courses in the area. City Manager recommends. * Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8015, Section A, sub- section (d), providing that a permit fee of $15.00 be required annually for each bus bench located in the City of Miami regardless of whether or not any advertising is displayed thereon. City Manager recommends. ** Ordinance revising Ordinance No. 7990 which provides for construction of sidewalks - revised to include construction of curb and gutter. ** Ordinance amending Section 56-45.1 of the City Code to permit a five cent increase in the rate charged by all holders of certificates operating for -hire cars (jitney buses). ** The City Commission on March 28th granted a five cent increase in jitney rates and directed the City Attorney to prepare this ordinance. 34. 35. 7-z7/ COICSSIOS MUii, 1974 PACE 13 AWABD1NG...BIDS, * Resolution awarding the bid of AMSRICAN DAVITS CORPORA- TION in the estimated amount of $7,421 for the construct tion of the MARINE STADIUM BOAT PIT - FENDER SYSTEM - 1974; allocating the amount of $7,421 from the account entitled "Capital Improvement Fund - Unallocated Funds" to cover the estimated contract cost; allocating from said account the amount of $742 to cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said account the amount of $222 to cover the cost of Incidental Expense; and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with said firm. ** Bids were received March 20th to replace the deteriorated fender piles with new Greenheart Timbers on the seawall at the Marine Stadium on Rickenbacker Causeway. The bid of American Davits Corporation was the lowest bid acceptable. City Manager recommends. PROJECT #81 - "76" CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM * Resolution awarding the bid of HOLLAND PAVING CO., INC. in the estimated amount of $620,552 for TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275 C (centerline sewer) and SR-5275 S (sideline sewer); allocating the amount of $620,552 from the account entitled "Sanitary Sewer Bond Fund" to cover the estimated contract cost; allocating from said account the additional amount of $42,055 to cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said account the additional amount of $7,411 to cover the cost of Incidental Expense; and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with said firm. ** Bids were received February 28th for the construction of centerline sanitary sewers and sideline sanitary sewers to serve the area extending from NW 14 Street to NW 20 Street, from NW 14 Avenue to NW 17 Avenue, and a strip on NW 20 Street from I-95 to NW 27 Avenue. The bid of Holland Paving Co., Inc. was the lowest bid (acceptable). City Manager recommends. 7r--- (.717,72 CCIMISSIVN ORM 11, 1974 PAGE 14 AWARDING .BIDS PROJECT #106 .- "76" CAPITAL _IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 36. * Resolution awarding the bid received March 20, 1974 of JOE REINERTSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY in the estimated amount of $214,800 for SOUTHERN DRAINAGE PROJECT E-31; allocating the amount of $214,800 from the account entitled "Storm Sewer Bond Fund" to cover the estimated contract cost; allocating from said account the amount of $21,480 to cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said account the amount of $4,295 to cover the cost of Incidental Expense; and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with said firm. ** Bids were received March 20th to construct 24 drainage structures in the area bounded by SW 8 Street, N. Prospect Drive, Biscayne Bay, and the west City limits. These are to be constructed in the locations of greatest need in the designated area. The bid of Joe Reinertson Equipment Co. was the lowest bid acceptable. City Manager recommends. 37. ** Resolution accepting the bid received February 15, 1974 of AUTOMATED BUSINESS CONTROLS, INC. for furnishing 67,000 Permit Applications for use by the Building Department at a total cost of $2,045.96. 7y 2z3 ** Permit application forms are used by the Electrical, Plumbing, Building and Mechanical Divisions of the Building Department. Invitations were mailed to 15 potential suppliers and seven bids were received. The bid of Automated Business Controls, Inc. was the lowest and best bid received. Funds are provided in the current budget. City Manager recommends. 38. ** Resolution accepting the bid received February 14, 1974 of DETROIT OVERALL MANUFACTURING CO. for furnishing Work Shirts and Trousers for use Citywide for one year from date of award at an estimated total cost of $29,214.90. ** Work uniforms are used by the Departments of Sanitation, Public Properties, Public Works and Parks and Recreation. Invitations were mailed to ten potential suppliers and four bids were received. The bid of Detroit Overall Manufacturing Co. was the lowest and beat bid received. Funds are provided in each Department's current Budget. City Manager recommends. 39. 40. 7Y--�7l" 41. CITY COMMISSION AIL 11, 1974 PAGE 1S AFIARDI G.. BIDS * Resolution accepting the bid received on March 4, 1974 from WENGER CORPORATION in the amount of $21,421.00, for furbishing one (1) 32' Snowmobile for use by the Depart- ment of Parks and Recreation. r r ** The City's existing Snowmobile has a stage of 18' x 12' maximum and is presently used for presentations by a small number of people utilizing a platform for programs to be carried out in the Parks system. The existing Show - mobile has a limited area for performancesand activities needed to carry out a variety of mobile recreational pro- grams. Invitations were mailed to five potential suppliers and one bid was received. This vehicle will be purchased with Federal Revenue Sharing Funds previously budgeted for this purpose. The vehicle is to be used to bring concerts and shows in various locations throughout the City and will provide wholesome, leisure time activities to the public. When the Snowmobile has been purchased by the City arrange- ments will also be made to have a theatre group perform at various City parks. The new.Showmobile will accommodate up to 150 people. City Manager recommends. ** Resolution accepting the bid received March 25, 1974 of PAN AMERICAN CHEMICAL COMPANY for furnishing 50 litter receptacles for use by the Street Cleaning Division of the Department of Sanitation at a total cost of $4,500. ** Invitations were mailed to 20 potential suppliers and three bids were received. The bid of Pan American Chemical Company was the lowest and best bid received. Funds are provided in the current Street Cleaning Division budget. City Manager recommends. ** Resolution accepting the bids received March 20, 1974 of BOYD'S PALM BLIGHT CONTROL, TRIPLE A TREE SERVICE, RUSSELL, INC., MELROSE NURSERY, and NATIONAL TREE SERVICE for injection, removal and replacement of palm trees affected with"t.ethal Yellowing", as set out in detail herein, at a cost estimated to be approximately $50,000 for the period from the date of acceptance of the bids through September 30, 1974. ** Invitations were mailed to 20 potential suppliers and eight bids were received. The bids of Boyd's Palm Blight Control, Triple A Tree Service, Russell, Inc., Melrose Nursery and National Tree Service were the lowest and best bids received on specific services to be furnished. City Manager recommends. 7Y-a �7 43. AFL 11, 1974 PAMM 16 AWAtDiltC BXDS 42. ** Resolution accepting the bid received Earth 8, 1974 of BARNETT' S OFFICE SUPPLY for furnishing six 3" x 5" Eleven Drawer Card Files for use by the Records end I. D. Section of the Police Department, at a total cost of $1,764.00. ** Invitations were mailed to 11 potential suppliers and four bids were received. The bid of Barnett's Office Supply was the lowest and beat bid received. Funds are provided in the current budget. City Manager recommends. SPECIAL ITEMS 7Xa-,117 A II -Wattled oliangitig the MAY 23, 1974 City•Condasion Meeting place at 200 .. itrot City Hall to Legirm Memorial Park. ifwiiiyi.W ri.yaY Yi +i ** Motion No. 74-243 adopted March f Ordinance 8,197No. 4 established under authority 8226 Legion Park as the location for the April 25th City Commission Meeting. in that Ordinance No. 8226 requires a minimum of 30 days elapse be- tween the effective date of a resolution isetting the date for an alternate meeting place t is necessary that the above resolution be adopts changing the Legion Park Commission Meeting date to May 23rd.. City Manager recommends. b. * Resolution authorizing the City Manager of the City of Miami to submit a proposal for rta Resa earch and Development Demonstration Program Department of Housing and Urban Development to initiate a project entitled "Improving Policy Management and Administrative Capabilities"; accept d further authorizing the City Manager the award and etheeprojectcontracts upon receipt�of theents ec�esnaarY to implement s. ** The City of Miami has the opportunity to submit a proposal to the Department of Housing and Urban Development to conduct applied research to modern- ize and build policy management capabilities for City government. These funds are being made avail- able through the office of the Undersecretary to the Department of housing and Urban Development. City Manager recommends. c. * An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by changing the zoning classification for Tracts 1 and 2, tentative Plat No. 896-"River Cove" from C-4 (General Commercial) and W-1 (Waterfront Industrial) to R-4 (Medium Density tip ath ma) d, ✓v"' located at North River Drive at N.W. and by making the necessary changes in the zoning district map made a part of said Ordinance No. 687on J7)tt � 1 by reference and description in Article III,2 thereof; repealing all laws in conflict herewith; declaring this Ordinance to be an emergency measure; dispensing with the requirement than four-fifthsl ng the same on two separate days by a voteof not le of the members of the Commission. ** Ordinance No. 6871 adopted March 11,1974 contained a scrivener's error omitting the word "PAD". The adoption of the above Ordinance as an emergency measure is re- commended to correct this error. City Attorney recommends.