HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1973-02-08 Marked Agenda9:00 A.M.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Reading of the Minutes
3.
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PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
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Proclamation of the month of March, 1973 as FIGHT LITTER
MONTH.
3.1 t- Proclamation of the month of February, 1973 as PARADE OF
AMERICAN MUSIC MONTH.
4. ° Proclamation of February 14, 1973 as MARY McLEOD BETHUNE DAY.
4.1 "`r Proclamation of week of February 11-17, 1973 as VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION WEEK.
f Presentation of Plaque to Helen Sullivan upon her retirement
after many years of service with the City.
6. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to Roxcy Bolton,
founder of WOMEN IN DISTRESS, and to Robert Pentland, Jr.,
for his contributions to said organization.
7. 4 Presentation of Plaque to Elizabeth Virrick, Executive Vice
u-.r tee President of Coconut Grove Cares, Inc., and Certificates of
Appreciation to the following members of the Steering
Committee of the Boxing Program: Albert H. Howard, Robert
Downing, Jack Garfield, Dick Lee and Jimmy Mackey.
9:30 A.M. 8. "--- Inspection of Fire Equipment.
10:00 A.M. DEFERRED PLANNING BOARD ITEM
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1951 N.W. 17TH AVENUE
* Resolution granting a Variance from Ordinance No. 6871,
Article XVI, Section 4 (1) (a), to permit construction of
addition to office building, on Lots 27, 28, 29 and 30,
Block 7, BRADDOCK SUB NO. 4 (3-61), located at 1951 N.W.
17th Avenue, with 0' side setback (10' required) zoned C-4
(General Commercial) District.
** Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 8 - Item #6
Planning & Zoning Board by 7/2 vote recommended Variance
ONE OBJECTION
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant - Joseph H. Kaplan
City Commission on January 25, 1973 deferred to February 8,
1973.
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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PLANNING BOARD ITEMS
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
1501 N. W. 9TH AVENUE
10. a. ** Resolution granting "Conditional Use" as listed in Ordinance
No. 6871, Article VIII, Section 1 (11) (c), to permit
expansion aud addition to National Parkinson Foundation
,,,., 914 structure oti Lots 15 through 18, and W 40' Lots 13 and 14,
�*"' Block 21, HIGHLAND PARK (2-13), at 1501 N. W. 9th Avenue;
zoned R-4 (Medium Density Multiple). *
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** Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 22 - Item #4(a)
Planning & Zoning Board by 7/1 vote recommended
"Conditional U'e"
NO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant National Parkinson Foundation
APPEAL OF PLANNING BOARD'S DECISION
1501 N. W. 9TH AVENUE
** Resolution granting a Variance from Ordinance No. 6871,
Article VIII, Sections 6 and 3 (2) (c), and Article XXIII,
Sections 4 (8) and 4 (22), to permit construction of addition
to National Parkinson Foundation structure; with lot coverage
of 47.39. (28% permitted), with setback on N.W. 15th Street
of 10' (20' required), with rear setback of 0' (20' required),
waiving 88 of 113 required off-street parking spaces; zoned
R-4 (Medium Density Multiple).
** Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 22 - Item ¥4(b)
Planning & Zoning Board by tie vote of 4/4 (one member
absent) constituted denial of Variance
NO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant - National Parkinson Foundation
APPROX. 1615 N.W. 9TH AVENUE
c. ** Resolution granting "Conditional Use" as listed in Ordinance
No. 6871, Article V, Section 1 (6) (b), to permit off-street
parking on Lot 20, Block 21, HIGHLAND PARK (2-13), located
71.. rz at approximately 1615 N.W. 9th Avenue, in conjunction with
ado) parking
Parkinson Foundation at 1501 N. W. 9th Avenue,
parking not to be used for required parking; zoned R-4
(Medium Density Multiple).
** Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 22 - Item #4(c)
Planning & Zoning Board by 8/0 vote recommended
"Conditional Use"
NO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to a
revised site plan for review by the Planning Department".
Applicant - National Parkinson Foundation
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY C0`NISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
PLANNING BOARD ITEMS
200 S.E. 15TH ROAD
Resolution,granting Variance from Ordinance No. 6871, Article
X-1, Section 5, to permit construction of 163-unit apartment
on Lots 12, 14, 15,16 and SE'ly 20' of Lot 13, w/submerged
lands, GIFFORD & HIGHLEYMAN'S SUB (3-38), located at 200
S. E. 15th Road, with Floor Area Ratio of 2.36 (2.0 permitted),
as per plan on file in Planning Board Office, zoned R-5A
('High Density Multiple).
Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 22 - Item #7
Planning & Zoning Board by 7/1 vote recommended Variance
NO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant - Florida East Coast Properties
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - CORRECTION OF ZONING DISTRICT MAPS
AND/OR TEST OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
** Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 6871, otherwise known as
the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Niami,
Florida, to provide for certain changes and corrections on
the Zoning District Maps and/or typographical errors in the
text of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance; declaring this
ordinance to be an emergency measure and dispensing with the
requirement of reading the same on two sfiparate days by a
vote of not less than four -fifths of the members of the
Commission.
** Planning & Zoning Board meeting January 22 - Item #8
Planning & Zoning Board by 8/0 vote recommended consideration 11i
of Amendment to Ordinance No. 6871.
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PERSONAL APPEARANCES AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
13. City of Miami Police I.D. Technicians - to request City
Commission not to appeal Circuit Court's decision.
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Consideration of rescission of previous resolutions granting
"Conditional Use" for the operation of a private club located
at 1402 S. Bayshore Drive, owned by F. Allen Bliss
represented by Johnson E. Davis.
Report of the City Attorney on the use of the Orange Bowl
parking lot on N. W. 7th Street for a Pan American Union
Day Festival - April 6th thru April 15th.
Mr. S. Meyerson re expressway and expressway ramp identifica-
tion to the Miami Fashion Center.
Installation of scoreboard by Spencer Marketing Services
at the City of Miami Baseball Stadium.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READING
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6871, by deleting sub-
paragraph (4) of Paragraph 1, Section 8 of Article XXIII,
in its entirety, and in lieu thereof substituting a new
sub -paragraph (d) of Paragraph 1, Section 8 of Article
XXIII, as hereinafter set forth; pertaining to "Conditional
Use" off-street parking laws; and by repealing all laws in
conflict herewith.
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Passed on 1st reading City Commission meeting January 25,
1973
Introduced by - Colarnissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Plummer, Reboso and Mayor
Kennedy
Absent - Commissioner Gordon
Noes - none
* Ordinance amending the City Code of the City of Miami,
Section 3-8, subsection (c) in its entirety and substituting
therefor a new Section 3-8, subsection (c); eliminating
discrimination in hours of closing Sunday between
restaurants of over four thousand square feet and seating
of over two hundred people; repealing all laws in conflict
herewith; containing a severability provision.
** Passed on 1st reading City Commission meeting January 25,
1973
Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson
Seconded by - Commissioner Gordon
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Kennedy
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
NEW BUSINESt - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
* Resolution :accepting the completed work of JOE REINERTSON
20. EQUIPMENT C(►. for the N. E. 7 COURT SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION -
1972 at a total cost of $16,731.00 and authorizing a final
payment of $2,212.20.
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** Project consisted of extending the existing sanitary sewer on
N. E. 7 Court from N. E. 67 Street southward into Legion Park.
Project was completed for $16,731.00, which is within the
contract amount, aid it was completed on time. It is now in
order for the Commission to accept the work and authorize
final payment.
City Manager recommends.
21. * Resolution accepting the completed work of J. P. EQUIPMENT,
INC. for the construction of CENTRA.L DRAINAGE PROJECT E-25
at a total cost of $193,474.50; assessing $1,200 as liquidated
damages for 15 days overrun of contract time; and authorizing,
after all adjustments, a final payment of $34,044.15.
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J. P. Equipment, Inc. has completed construction of drainage
structures at 34 locations in the central area of the City.
The project was completed for $193,474.50, which is within the
contract amount. It is recommended that the Contractor be
charged $1,200.00 as liquidated damages for 15 days overrun
of contract time. It is now in order for the Commission to
accept the work and authorize final payment.
City Manager recommends.
PROJECT #133 - 1972-76 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
* Resolution ordering VIRGINIA GROVE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4358
and designating the property against which special assessments
shall be made for a portion of the cost thereof. as VIRGINIA
GROVE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4358; and allocating the
amount of $3,000 from the Highway General Obligation Bond Fund
for preliminary expense.
** Project will consist of construction of approximately 1.0
mile of streets at the following locations: Virginia Street
between Grant Ave. and Bird Ave.; Rice Street between Grand
Ave. and Oak Ave.; Florida Avenue between Virginia St. and
Mary St.; and Oak Avenue between S.W. 32 Ave. and Virginia St.
The Improvement shall include clearing and grading of street
right of way, construction of a 34 foot wide, 8-inch thick
limerock base, a 1-inch thick asphaltic concrete surface course
34 feet wide, concrete gutter and curbing, storm drainage
structures and landscaping. The approximate total cost of this
Improvement is estimated to be $600,000 and funds are available
from the Highway General Obligation Bond Fund. THIS IS A
1972-76 PROGRAMMED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT.
City Manager recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summar► explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
PROJECT #125 - 1972-76 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
* Ordering resolution amending Resolution No. 43179 entitled
"A resoluticn ordering LEJEUNE GARDENS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
H-4353; designating property against which special assessment
shall be made for a portion of the cost thereof as LEJEUNE
GARDENS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4353; and allocating
the sum of $1,000.00 to cover the preliminary costs" by
including N.W. 45 Avenue from N.W. 7 Street to Comfort Canal
in the LEJEUNE GARDENS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4353
and designating the properties against which special assess-
ment shall be made ror.a portion of the cost thereof as
additional lots and parcels in LEJEUNE GARDENS HIGHWAY
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT H-4353.
** After adoption of the ordering resolution and confirmation
thereof it was decided that N.W. 45 Avenue from N.W. 7 Street
to Comfort Canal should have been included in this District
because of the multi -family residences which have been con-
structed on this street. The street also needs improvement
to bring it to proper grade to corrkct certain drainage
problems which have developed. Thi; resolution provides that
N. W. 45 Avenue from N.W. 7 Street ':o Comfort Canal be included
in the LeJeune Gardens Highway Improvement H-4353, and the
properties abutting said street will be assessed for a portion
of the cost as though these properties had been included in the
original ordering resolution. THIS IS A 1972-76 PROGRAMMED
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT.
City Manager recommends.
24. * Resolution accepting the plat entitled M. C. SUBDIVISION, a
subdivision in the City of Miami, Florida; and accepting the
dedications shown on said plat; and authorizing and directing
the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the plat.
** M. C. SUBDIVISION is a plat of a 0.2 acre tract of unplatted
land. This property is zoned R-3 and is the site of a 2-story,
8-unit apartment building that is now under construction.
Plat Committee recommends.
25. * Resolution accepting the plat entitled NAPOLI PROPERTIES, a
subdivision in the City of Miami, Florida; and accepting the
dedications shown on said plat; and authorizing and directing
the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the plat.
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** The proposed Record Plat is a replat of approximately 15
previously platted lots and portion of a 20 foot alley. The
purpose of this plat is to close the alley and consolidate the
platted lots and alley into one tract. This property is zoned
R-4 and is the site of a 43-unit apartment house that is now
under construction.
Plat Committee recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
* Resolution accepting the Plat entitled KLEBBA BAY ESTATES,
a subdivision in the City of Miami, Florida, and accepting
the dedications shown on said Plat; and authorizing and
directing the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the
Plat.
** The proposed Record Plat is a replat of a previously platted
tract having an area of 2.E4 acres, and an unplatted tract
having an area of 7.01 acres. This property is zoned R-IB
and will be divided into 19 lots for residential purposes.
Plat Committee recommends.
27.
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* Resolution providing for the sale of $28,350,000 Public Park
and. Recreational Facilities Bonds of the City of Miami,
Florida; setting forth the method of payment of interest; the
form of notice for bids for said bonds; directing the
publication'of notice of sale of said bonds; providing for
the bids to be opened on March 8, 1973; setting forth the
method of b ,dding and setting forth the form of the bids.
** This resolution fixes certain details concerning these bonds
and directs publication of Notice of Sale of the bonds. It
also directs preparation of an Official Statement containing
financial and statistical information concerning the City with
copies of such Official Statement to be furnished to all
interested bidders.
City Manager recommends.
28. ** Resolution authorizing the City Manager to submit a Federal
Grant Application to the Department of Justice, Law Enforce-
ment Administration, to initiate a project entitled
"MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM" supported with $58,385 in
LEAA funds, and further authorizing and directing the City
73.-/ar Manager to execute contracts and agreements thereby.
City Manager recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6945, passed and adopted
Nover* : 15, 1961, approving the Civil Service Rules and
Regu1 ions of the City of Miami, by repealing therefrom
Sect: •rts 1 and 2 of Article XIV entitled "Layoff, resignation
and teinstatement" and substituting therefor new Sections 1
and 2 providing: that when it becomes necessary to reduce the
number of employees in a classification in a department, dura-
tion, emergency or temporary employees shall be laid off first
and then probationary employees and finally permanent employees;
restricting the layoff to employees and classification within
the department; fv:ther providing that employees selected for
layoff are entitled to fill any existing vacancy, or if there
is no vacancy, replace another employee in the same classifi-
cation with a lower layoff score, providing a method of com-
puting layoff scores and establishing a layoff register and
priorities for rehiring; repealing all ordinances, Code
sections or parts thereof in conflict insofar as they are in
conflict; containing a severability provision.
** City Attorney requested by City Commission to prepare this.
* Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6945, passed and adopted
November 15, 1961, approving the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations of the City of Miami by repealing therefrom so
much of Section 2 of Rule XIII, entitled "Transfers", which
reads "Such an assignment shall involve no change in compen-
sation"; repealing all ordinances, Code sections or parts
thereof in conflict, insofar as they are in conflict; contain-
ing a severability provision.
* Resolution providing for compliance with the requirements
of the Florida Revenue Sharing Act of 1972, Part II,
Chapter 218, Florida Statutes, 1972; providing that law
enforcement officers employed by the City have the quali-
fications for employment established by the Act; that no
such officers be compensated at a salary rate of less than
$6,000 per annum; that the salary structure and plans for
law enforcement officers will meet the provisions of Part
IV, Chapter 23, Florida Statutes, 1972; and directing the City
Manager to submit quarterly reports to the Police Standards
Council.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
HOWARD OLtVER, without the admission of liability, the sum
of $400.0J in full and complete settlement of his claim
against the City of Miami for alleged personal injuries
sustained by him, upon the execution of a release releasing
the City of Miami from all claims and demands.
City Attorney recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
Resolution extending for an additional year the "Conditional
Use" granted through Resolution No. 43228 entitled "A reso-
lution granting a 'Conditional Use' as provided in Ordinance
No. 6871, Article XV, Section 2 (8) (a), to permit interim
parking .ot on Lots 38, 39 and portion of Block B, FORT DALLAS
PARK (4-85), to be paved with oil and sand, waiving interior
and certain exterior landscaping requirements, for a period
of one year, located at S.W. corner S. E. 4th Street and S. E.
2nd Avenue, in a C-3 (Central Commercial) District; subject
to the City Commission re-evaluating this matter at the end of
six months to determine whether adequate lighting under the
proposed new parking lot regulations should be provided."
AWARDIN3 BIDS
* Resolution accepting the bids received December 28, 1972 of
MOZALL OF FLORIDA, INC., DADELAND FARM & GARDEN, DEBRA TURF
& EQUIPMENT, GROWERS FORD TRACTOR CO., HECTOR TURF & GARDEN,
INC. and GONDAS CORPORATION, for furnishing lawn and mowing
equipment, and authorizing and directing the City Manager to
instruct the Purchasing Agent of the City of Miami to issue
purchase orders, as required, after first having determined
that funds are available.
** Invitations were mailed to 17 potential suppliers and 6 bids
were received for furnishing lawn and mowing equipment for
use by the Parks Division and Parkway Maintenance, and the
bids accepted by the above resolution are the lowest and
best bids on specific items. Funds programmed in 1972-73
budget.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution authorizing the City Manager to award a bid on
February 14, 1973 to the lowest acceptable bidder for
supplying the City of Miami with plastic bags as recommended
in the Task Force Report submitted to the City Commission,
thereby enabling the City to provide plastic garbage collec-
tion bags to the people of the City of Miami for the first
week's collection beginning April 2, 1973.
City Manager recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
- Summary explanation - not part of title
PAGE 10 CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
36. ** Resolution extending the contract of Montague Rosenberg as
73"../4/. Special Counsel for the City of Miami, subject to the terms
and conditions set forth'in said contract.
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** Personal appearance reference McCracken, et al. v. City of
Miami; Third District Court of Appeals Case No. 72-1182.
This relates to appointments from Civil Service registers for
the Department of Police.
** Appointment of Joseph R. Harrison, Jr. to the City!s
Committee+for the study of a new planning and zoning
procedure.
39. * Resolution consenting to the construction of certain
extensions, enlargements and improvements of the Seaport
properties at the Port of Miami.
40. ** Resolution accepting the bid received January 9, 1973 of
SOUTHERN GUN DISTRIBUTORS for furnishing pistol primers,
smokeless powers and 25 shotguns for the Department of Police
at a total cost of $4,634.50, and directing the City Manager
to cause a purchase order to be issued therefor.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
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"POCKET MATTERS"
73-88 A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 73-39 PASSED
AND ADOPTED JANUARY 25, 1973, BY CHANGING THE NAME
FOR ALTERNATE DESIGNATION OF S. W. 13TH AVENUE
BETWEEN S. W. 8TH STREET, AND S. W. 22ND STREET
FROM "MEMORIAL BOULEVARD" TO "CUBAN MEMORIAL BOULEVARD"
73-93 A RESOLUTION TO DEFER CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION
OF FLORIDA EAST COAST PROPERTIES FOR VARIANCE ON
LOTS 12, 14, 15, 16 AND SEly 20', LOT 13,
GIFFORD AND HIGHLEYMAN'S SUB AND REQUESTING THE
CITY ATTORNEY TO RENDER A LEGAL OPINION WHETHER THIS
APPLICATION MEETS THE CRITERIA TO BE CONSIDERED UNDER
F.A.D.; REQUESTING THE URBAN REVIEW BOARD TO REVIEW
THIS APPLICATION EVEN THOUGH IT MAY BE DETERMINED,THAT
IT DOES NOT QUALIFY UNDER P.A.D.; DIRECTING THE
PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO RESEARCH THE STATEMENT MADE
BY THE APPLICANT THAT A STRUCTURE OF THE SAME OVERALL
SIZE AND DWELLING UNITS WITHOUT SOME OF THE AMENITIES
COULD BE BUILT WITHOUT REQUESTING A VARIANCE AND
DIRECTING THE FOREGOING REPORTS AND REVIEW ACTION
BE COMPLETED AND PRESENTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION
AT THEIR MEETING ON FEBRUARY 22, 1973 FOR FINAL
DETERMINATION
73-100
73-101
73-102
73-106
73-112
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER
TO PROCEED ACTUARILY TO DETERMINE THE IMPACT OF THE
INTEGRATION OF 32 I.D. TECHNICIAN EMPLOYEES INTO THE GROUP 3.
CLASS A-2 OF THE MIAMI CITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
AND FURTHER DETERMINING THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATION OF ALL
OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES INTO THIS PLAN INCLUDING COST FACTORS
AND IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE RECOMMENDATIONS
A RESOLUTION UPHOLDING THE LEGAL OPINION OF THE CITY
ATTORNEY AND DENYING APPLICATION OF PAN AMERICAN UNION
DAY FESTIVAL FOR -USE OF THE ORANGE BOWL PARKING LOT
AREAS FOR A FESTIVAL ON APRIL 6 THROUGH APRIL 15, 1973
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER
AND THE CITY CLERK TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH
SPENCER MARKETING SERVICES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A
NEW SCOREBOARD FOR THE MIAMI BASEBALL STADIUM AND TO
ENTER INTO AN AMENDMENT TO THE EXISTING LEASE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI AND THE BALTIMORE BASEBALL CLUB,
INC., PROVIDING FOR THE RELINQUISHING OF ADVERTISING
RIGHTS BY THE BALTIMORE BASEBALL CLUB,, INC. FOR THAT,
PORTION OF THE OUTFIELD FENCE THAT WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF THE NEW SCOREBOARD
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION EXPRESSING SUPPORT
OF THE DADE CENTER OF FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY'S
APPLICATION FOR A FEDERAL GRANT FOR THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT
FOR HUMANITIES SPECIAL PROJECTS
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MR. JOSEPH R. HARRISON, JR.,
TO THE CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE FOR THE STUDY OF A NEW
PLANNING AND ZONING STRUCTURE FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI
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"POCKET MATTERS"
73-115
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1973
A RESOLUTION TERMINATING THE CONTRACTS OF R. HARRIS
TURNER, L. JOSEPH HOFFMAN, AND FRANK H. WESTON, AS
OF MIDNIGHT FEBRUARY 4, 1973