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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL DINNER KEY
JUNE 28, 1973
Pledge of Allegiance
Reading of the Minutes
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
Y 3. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to Alfonso
Equeira and Fleetwood Price for their contribution to the
City of Miami's Boxing Program.
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Proclamation of CUBAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION IN EXILE WEEK.
5. Proclamation of INTER-AMERICAN FESTIVAL MONTH.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
6. WITHDRAWN
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Report of the Mayor's Committee on Parks and Recreation.
HEARING
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d73- «Z'%,,, 8. Hearing on complaints of owners of property adjacent to the
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City Commission on June 14, 1973 set June 28, 1973 as the
date for public hearing on this matter.
10:00 A.M. PLANNING BOARD ITEMS
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APPROX. 950 N. W. 21ST TERRACE
Resolution granting, subject to wall as approved by the
Plannning Department, the "Conditional Use" as listed in
Ordinance No. 6871, Article XX, Section 1 (4),(d), to permit
construction of Seafood Processing Plant on Lots 14, 15, 25,
26, 27 and 28, Block 4, JEFFERS PARK AMENDED (9-38), located
at approximately 950 N. W. 21st Terrace; zoned I-1 (Light
Industrial).
** Planning and Zoning Board mooting May 21st - Item #7
Planning and Zoning Board by 9/0 vote recommended
"Conditional Use"
EIGHT OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to place-
ment of a solid, textured masonry wall, six (6) feet in
height, adjacent to residences."
Applicant - Arthur Schlossman, et al.
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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PLANNING BOARD ITEMS
5959 N. W. 7TH STREET
10. a. ** Resolution granting "Conditional Use" as listed in Ordinance
No. 6871, Article VIII, Section 1 (11) (c), to permit con-
struction of addition to hospital on Tract A, PAN AMERICAN
t&r71, OW004/ HOSPITAL SUB (76-66), at 5959 N. W. 7th Street, under concurrent
petition for Variance; zoned R-4 (Medium Density Multiple).
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** Planning and Zoning Board meeting May 21 - Item #8 (a)
Planning and Zoning Board by 8/1 vote recommended
"Conditional Use"
TWO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Approval"
Applicant - Pan American Hospital
APPEAL OF PLANNING BOARD'S DECISION
5959 N. W. 7TH STREET
b. ** Resolution granting a Variance from Ordinance No. 6871,
Article XXIII, Section 4 (8), to permit construction of
addition to hospital on Tract A, PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUB
(76-66), located at 5959 N. W. 7th Street, waiving 81 of 280
required off-street parking spaces, addition under concurrent
petition for "Conditional Use" approval; zoned R-4 (Medium
Density Multiple).
** Planning and Zoning Board meeting May 21 - Item #8 (b)
Planning and Zoning Board by 5/4 vote denied Variance
TWO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant - Pan American Hospital
S.W. CORNER N.W. 3RD COURT AND N.W. 22ND LANE
(360 N.W. 22ND LANE) ;
* Resolution granting approval for continued waiver of 13 of 42
required off-street parking spaces, for a period of one (1)
year from this date, as provided by Ordinance No. 6871,
Article XXIII, Sections 8(2)(d), 2(5), and 3(28), on Lot 1,
Block 2, and Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 3, WEAVER'S SUBDIVISION
(6-31), and WEAVER'S ADDITION (unrecorded), in conjunction
with the construction of an addition to a manufacturing plant
at the S. W. corner N. W. 3rd Court and N. W. 22nd Lane,
located at 360 N. W. 22nd Lane, site zoned C-5 (Liberal
Commercial) and R-4 (Medium Density Multiple) Districts.
** The Building Department reports no apparent change in the
requirement for off-street parking and recommends the con-
tinued waiver of development. Parking lot lighting ordinance
`requirements would be adhered to.
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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PLANNING BOARD ITEMS
APPEAL OF PLANNING BOARD'S DECISION
APPROX. 1849 N. W. MIANI COURT
* Resolution granting a Variance from Ordinance. -NO. 6871,
Article XXIII, Sections 4(23) and 4(27), to permit con-
struction of cold storage plant on Lots 2 thru 19 and Tract
19A, Block 21, WADDELL'S ADD REPLAT (15-50), located at
approximately 1849 N. W. Miami Court, waiving 29 of 93
required off-street parking spaces, site zoned I-1 (Light
Industrial) District.
** Planning and Zoning Board meeting May 7 - Item #2
Planning and Zoning Board by 7/2 vote recommended Denial
for Variance
THREE OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommendation - "Under Study"
Applicant - National Freezers, Inc.
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150 S. E. 4th STREET
Resolution granting a "Conditional Use" as listed in
Ordinance No. 6871, Article XV, Section 2 (8) (a), to permit
parking garage in conjunction with Holiday Inn on Lots 38
and 39 and E'ly 225' of Block B, FORT DALLAS PARK AMD (4-85),
located at 150 S. E. 4th Street, with a maximum of 350
parking spaces, subject to the approval of the Downtown
Development Authority and the Planning Department of the
proposed development of the River Walkway; zoned C-3 (Central
Commercial). Lr -. i '76 r 41C4'c
** Planning and Zoning Board meeting June 11 - Item #6
Planning and Zoning Board by 8/0 vote recommended
"Conditional Use"
NO OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to an agree
went accommodating the proposed Riverfront Walkway and
provision of adequate landscape screening and/or other
appropriate aesthetic treatment of the garage facade as
seen from walkway".
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Presentation of Edward D. Stone, Jr. & Associates, Architect
reference development of Watson Island.
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- Title of resolution and/or ordinance
- Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS - SECOND READING
15. * Ordinance amending Section 39-24, entitled "Parking Charges",
of the Charter and Code of Laws of the City of Miami, Florida,
by the addition of a provision that season permits for the
�'",f V. !t' O • parking of motor homes and recreational vehicles at the Orange
LLff Bowl Stadium reserved parking area may be obtained on the pay-
ment of a fee of $80.00; further providing that the payment
4 / , of said fee shall authorize parking in the area reserved for
(� such vehicles at times during which the Stadium is utilized
for pre -scheduled high school, college and professional
football events; further providing for a per -game fee of
$4.80 to be assessed for the privilege of parking motor homes
and recreational vehicles in the area reserved for such
vehicles in the Orange Bowl Stadium parking area.
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** Passed on 1st reading City Commission meeting June 14, 1973
Introduced by - Commissioner Gibson
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
Noes - none
* 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 Rule XIX,
Section 3, subsection j, which provides that sick leave with
pay shall not be granted for pregnancy, and repealing there-
from Rule XIX, Section 6, subsection c, which establishes the
entitlement for a maternity leave and the conditions under
which such leave may be granted.
** Passed on 1st reading City Commission meeting June 14, 1973
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon, Plummer, Reboso and
Mayor Ferre
ADJOURN FOR LUNCH
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** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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Discussion of proposed new Planning and Zoning procedures.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consideration of the City Manager's report for the
establishment of hours of operation for the serving of
alcoholic beverages by supper clubs in the City of Miami.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
Presentation by the Marine Council of Greater Miami relative
to the use of the U. S. Coast Guard property located at
Aviation Avenue and South Bayshore Drive.
Request by the South Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America,
Exploring Division, for the City to furnish berthing space
for a sailboat at Watson Island.
Erny Fannotto, President of Voters & Taxpayers League of
Miami and Dade County - to request a Charter amendment
requiring that vacancies within the unclassified service
of the City be filled from within the ranks.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
22. * Resolution allocating $25,000 from the Highway Bond Fund to
cover the cost of materials used in maintaining the pavement
at street intersections.
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** When the 1972-73 Budget was being reviewed it was agreed that
the Operations Division of the Department of Public Works'
would be provided with $75,000 from the Highway Bond Fund for
payment of material costs for the repaving of street inter-
sections. The sum of *50,000 was provided for this purpose
by Resolution No. 72-508, adopted September 7, 1972, and
additional funds are now needed to continue the program of
intersection repaving.
City Manager recommends.
23. * Resolution accepting the easement executed by The Willark
House - SA to lay and maintain a sanitary sewer in the east
ten (10) feet of Lot 50, Block 1, BISCAYNE ISLAND RESUBDIVI-
SION (40-34); and directing the proper official of the City
4/ PP of Miami to record said Grant of Easement in the Public
Records of Dade County.
** The City of Miami has reasonable assurance from the Federal
agency handling P.L. 660 grant funds that we may soon
receive financial assistance for the construction of
sanitary sewers on San Marco and Biscayne Islands.
In order to provide sanitary sewers for the Venetian Cause-
way toll plaza as a part of this Improvement an easement is
needed for a sanitary sewer in the east 10 feet of Lot 50,
Block 1, of BISCAYNE ISLAND SUBDIVISION. The Willark House -
SA (owner of this property), through Alfredo Grisar and
Nestor Morales, president and secretary, respectively,
executed and delivered to the City a Grant of Easement of
the 10 feet for the purposes of laying and maintaining this
sanitary sewer, and it is now in order for the City Commission
to accept the easement and have it recorded.
City Manager recommends.
24. * Resolution accepting the Plat entitled FLAGLER MEMORIAL
PARK SECTION 12, a subdivision in the City of Miami, Florida;
and accepting the dedications shown on said Plat; and author-
►`,,. pt izing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk to execute
the Plat.
** The proposed Record Plat is a replat of three existing lots
and one large tract having a total area of 1.34 acres. This
property is zoned R-2 and is divided into 493 grave sites.
Plat Committee recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
PROJECT #137 - "76" CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
25. a. * Resolution ordering SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT,,SECTION A,
H-4362; designating property against which special assessment
t7 - '.0 �7 shall be made for a portion of the cost thereof as SHENANDOAH
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, SECTION A, H-4362; and
allocating the sum of $2,000.00 to cover preliminary costs.
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b. * Resolution ordering SHENANDOAH HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT, SECTION B,
H-4365; designating property against which special assessment
shall be made for a portion of the cost thereof as SHENANDOAH
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, SECTION B, H-4365; and
allocating the sum of $1,000.00 to cover preliminary costs.
.** The Shenandoah Highway Improvement extends from S. W. 8th
Street to Coral Way and from 27th to 17th Avenue. Because it
is so large, the Improvement is going to be divided into two
parts, the first one being that area from 16 Street south to
Coral Way and from 27th to 17th Avenue.
SECTION A will include construction of a maximum 46-foot wide,
8-inch thick limerock base with a 1-inch thick Type 1
asphaltic.concrete surface course, maximum 46-feet wide. It
will also include necessary intersections, returns, construction
of concrete curbs and gutters, drainage structures and sodding.
SECTION B will include widening existing pavement to a
maximum width of 28-feet, rework existing pavement where
necessary and leveling and remacadamizing with a 1-inch minimum
thickness Type I asphaltic concrete surface course maximum
28-feet wide. It will also include necessary intersections,
returns, construction of concrete curbs and gutters, drainage
structures and sodding.
City Manager recommends.
26. ** Resolution accepting the completed work performed by ABC
DEMOLITION CORPORATION at a total cost of $42,100 and author-
izing a final payment for the DOWNTOWN GOVERNMENT CENTER -
BUILDINGS DEMOLITION - PHASE I after all conditions of the
contract are met.
** ABC Demolition Corporation has completed the demolition of
structures on 13 parcels of property at the Downtown Govern-
ment Center, which completes Phase I of the project. Under
Phase II of the contract there is a stipulation that as the
buildings become vacant work orders are written to the Con-
tractor. Four buildings have been demolished to date, and
the Contractor has agreed to extend the time of the contract.
However, he cannot do so indefinitely as•it appears that some
parcels will eventually wind up in litigation.
City Manager recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
PAGE 8
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
27. * Resolution directing the City Attorney to dismiss the appeal
filed by the City of Miami in the District Court of Appeal,
Third District, State of Florida, in re: Harry Lenchner v.
City of Miami, et al., Case No. 73-681.
** Final judgment in the Circuit Court was rendered in favor of a
Miami Police Sergeant, Harry Lenchner, plaintiff, whose suit
was based on the Retirement Board's failure to determine that
the plaintiff was exigible for accidental disability retire-
ment. The final judgment was based on the Court's determination
that the members of the Medical Board did not possess adequate
information oonderning the criteria for pension entitlement
and ordered a re-examination of the plaintiff by the Medical
Board. Because of the Retirement Board's policy of permitting
re -applications from previously unsuccessful applicants follow-
ing an interval of six months and since the original suit was
filed in April, 1972, it is not felt that further appeal of
the Circuit Court's decision is warranted or justified.
City Attorney recommends.
28. * Resolution directing the City Attorney to dismiss the appeal
filed by the City of Miami in the District Court of Appeal,
Third District, State of Foorida, in re: City of Miami, et al.
v. Teachout, Case No. 73-309.
** Final judgment in the Circuit Court was rendered in favor of a
Miami Police Sergeant, Robert Teachout, plaintiff, whose suit
was based on the Retirement Board's failure to determine that
the plaintiff was eligible for accidental disability retire-
ment. The final judgment was based upon the Court's deter-
mination that the members of the Medical Board did not possess
adequate information concerning the job duties of the plaintiff
A determination also was made that the administrative procedure
followed by the Retirement Board is not violative of due
process and a further finding that the "Sunshine Law" does not
apply to the Medical Board's activities. The Judgment ordered
a re-examination by the same Medical Board. Because of the
Retirement Board's policy of permitting re -applications from
previously unsuccessful applicants following an interval of
six months and since the original suit was filed in March, 197
it is not considered that the further appeal is warranted or
justified. Further, the Retirement Board at its March 2, 197
meeting indicated unanimous approval of the recommendation not
to take further appellate measures in this cause.
City Attorney recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
* Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manager
in the submission of a Federal Grant Application to the
Department of Housing and Urban Development in the additional
amount of $55,000 to initiate a project entitled "Integrated
Municipal Information System for the City of Miami" and
further authorizing the City Manager to accept the Grant and
execute contracts and agreements necessary to implement the
project upon receipt of the Grant.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution confirming the action taken by the City Manager
in the submission of an Intergovernmental Personnel Act of
1970 Federal Grant Application in the amount of $22,500 to
initiate a project entitled "Labor Relations Officer" and
further authorizing the City Manager to accept the grant and
execute contracts and agreements necessary to implement the
project upon receipt of the Grant.
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution amending Resolution No. 73-200, which granted the
use of the Bayfront Park Auditorium at a reduced rate by the
Dade County Public Schools for Music Education Festivals on
April 24-26, May 14-17 and May 22-24, 1973, by including the
date of May 21, 1973.
** The use of the Auditorium on May 21, 1973 was inadvertently
permitted, although this date was not included in the prior
resolution.
City Manager recommends.
32. ** Resolution of the City of Miami exercising its option to renew
for an additional 'season its agreement
with ANDY FRAIN-FLORIDA, INC. to furnish crowd control services
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', football season, beginning August 1, 1973 and ending January
31, 1974, at the same rates as established for the 1972-1973
season; authorizing and directing the City Manager and City
Clerk to extend the option of the existing agreement in
order to effectuate this resolution.
City Manager recommends.
NOTE:
* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
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NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
* Resolution authorizing and directing the City Attorney to
enter into a stipulation for the dismissal of the case of
Universal Home Products, Inc. v. City of Miami, Dade County
Circuit Court No. 69-4677, in accordance with the stipulation
for dismissal attached hereto and made a part hereof.
** This case involves sales of merchandise from a vehicle. Since
the filing of this case against the City the licensing of each
person selling merchandise from door to door from a vehicle
is no longer required, and the Director of Finance has
recommended that the City accept and execute the stipulation
for dismissal.
City Attorney recommends.
34. * Resolution authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
WALTER POSTULA, attorney for plaintiffs EARNESTINE BROWN,
DAVID SMART and DONALD SMART, without the admission of "
liability, the sum of $250.00 in full and complete settlement
of their claim against the City of Miami for alleged personal
�*! injuries and damages sustained by plaintiffs, upon the
execution of a release releasing the City of Miami from all
claims and demands.
** Plaintiffs sued the City for alleged personal injuries and
damages which resulted from police officers mistakenly break-
ing into their apartment. After investigation by tree Law
Department it is recommended that this claim be settled for
$250.00.
City Attorney recommends.
35. * Resolution appropriating $15,000 from the Contingent Fund
to be established in a Special Account for the materials
and certain work required to recondition the Publicity
Offices, said appropriation to be reimbursed from the
.� :/ it City's fire insurance claim for damages sustained to the
Publicity Offices.
City Manager recommends.
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* - Title of resolution and/or ordinance
** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973.
PAGE 11
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
36. . * Ordinance amending Article VI of Chapter 34 of the Code of
the City of Miami providing for the lighting of public and
private parking lots by amending Chapter 34 of the Code of
the City of Miami by creating new Sections (34-57)-(34-63)
(7. ''2. thereto; by deleting Paragraph (b) of Section 34-59 entitled
"Design Standards" and substituting a new Paragraph (b)
providing for lighting of both public and private parking
lots located in commercial and residential zones; by amending
Section 34-59 entitled "Design Standards" by adding a new
Paragraph (h) providing for compliance with requirements of
the South Florida Building Code; by deleting Section 34-63
entitled "Parking Lots Appeal Board" in its entirety and sub-
stituting a new Section 34-63 entitled "Parking Lot Review
Board" and providing for an increase in the Parking Lot
Review Board from three members to five members; declaring
this ordinance to be an emergency measure and dispensing with
the requirement of reading the same on two separate days by
a vote of not less than four -fifths of the members of the
Commission.
** It is necessary to amend the City's parking lot lighting
ordinance because the County has amended the South Florida
Building Code to provide for parking lot lighting on all new
parking lots of .ten stalls or more. Additional amendments
are required to clarify and improve upon the existing ordi-
nance, thereby establishing clearer guidelines for the public
when required to provide parking lot lighting.
37. ** Resolution amending Resolution No. 73-427 entitled "A
Resolution ordering North Bayshore Drive Sanitary Sewer
Improvement SR-5383-S (sideline sewer) and designating the
property against which special assessments shall be made for
�� x a portion of the cost thereof as NORTH BAYSHORE DRIVE SANI-
TARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5383-S (sideline sewer);
and allocating funds" to delete from the title thereof the
words "and allocating funds" and to include in Section 1 of
said resolution the provision for installing laterals, man-
holes and other appurtenances as specified herein.
** At the June 14, 1973 Commission meeting two ordering resolu-
tions were adopted with regard to the NORTH BAYSHORE DRIVE
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT, one relating to centerline sewers
and the other relating to sideline sewers. Inadvertently
Resolution No. 73-427, relating to sideline sewers, contained
two errors which require correction by the adoption of an
amending resolution. The resolution title contained the words
"and allocating funds" while, in fact, the resolution did not
allocate any funds and these words should be removed from the
title. Omitted was the paragraph ordering the installation of
laterals, manholes, and other appuatenances which must be
constructed as a part of the sideline sanitary sewer.
City Manager recommends.
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** - Summary explanation - not part of title
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 28, 1973
PAGE 12
AWARDING BIDS
38. ** Resolution allocating $2,520 from "Pollution Control and
Incinerator Facilities" account to cover the cost of the
project entitled "INCINERATOR PARKING LOT FENCING" and
authorizing the City Manager to issue a purchase order
3 therefor.
** Informal price quotations were received on May 25, 1973
for the installation of security fencing at Incinerator No.
1, located at 1950 N. W. 12th Avenue. This fencing is being
installed in lieu of lighting as required by the ordinance.
Proposals were sent to seven fencing companies and four of
them responded with bids. The bid of Casanova Fence Company
was the lowest bid (acceptable). Funds are available in the
"Pollution Control and Incinerator Facilities" account.
City Manager recommends.
39. ** Resolution accepting the bid received June 21, 1973 for
furnishing 1,000 copies of the full text of the Comprehensive
a A Zoning Ordinance No. 6871 and 1,000 binders for same, and
j' allocating funds from the Contingent Fund for the printing
and binders.
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** The inventory of copies of the Zoning Ordinance is depleted.
This will be a complete reprint for sale'to the general
public. Funds derived from the sale will reimburse the
General Fund.
City Manager recommends.
PROJECT #49 - "76" CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
** EDISON PARK TEEN CENTER - 1973 (REVIEW OF BIDS)
PROJECT #135 - "76" CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
? ,, • 41. ** BISCAYNE EAST HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4357 (AWARD BID)
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
JUNE 28, 1973
PAGE 13
"POCKET MATTERS"
73-469 - A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THAT A RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY
THE DADE COUNTY COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN WHICH
REQUESTS THAT FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS IN AN AMOUNT
UP TO ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN BE FORWARDED TO THE MAYOR'S COMM4ITTEE ON REVENUE
SHARING FOR PRIORITY CONSIDERATION, WITH THE REQUEST THAT
A RECOMMENDATION ON THIS MATTER BE SUBMITTED TO THE
COMMISSION BY SAID COMMITTEE BY JULY 12', 1973, ALONG WITH
THE REPORT SCHEDULED TO BE MADE BY'SAID COMMITTEE ON THAT
DATE
73-470 - A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING TILE REPORT SUBMITTED THIS DATE OF
THE MAYOR'S COMMITTEE ON PARKS AND RECREATION, AND RE-
QUESTING THE CITY MANAGER TO PUT THIS MATTER ON THE AGENDA
FOR PUBLIC HEARING AT THE MEETING TO BE HELD ON JULY 26,
1973, AND REQUESTING THAT COPIES OF SAID REPORT BE SUBMITTED
TO THE MIAMI-METRO JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE FOR CONSIDERATION
AND RECOMMENDATION
73-471 - A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE POLICY OF THE COMMISSION THAT
NONE OF THE BOND FUNDS AUTHORIZED IN THE "PARKS FOR PEOPLE"
IROGRAM BE USED FOR THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS AND EXPANSION
OF THE ORANGE BOWL STADIUM
73-472 - RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE DESIRE OF THE COMMISSION THAT
NONE OF TIIE DADE COUNTY BOND FUNDS ALLOCATED FOR PARK PUR-
POSES BE USED FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND EXPANSION OF THE
ORANGE BOWL STADIUM, AND THAT NO AD VALOREM TAXES OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI OR DADE COUNTY BE USED FOR SUCH PURPOSES,
EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY
73-473 - A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING THE NECESSARY FUNDS FROM THE
UNALLOCATED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUNDS TO PROVIDE FOR
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES NEEDED TO REFINE THE PRELIMINARY
ESTIMATES FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND EXPANSION OF THE ORANGE
BOWL STADIUM, WITH DETAILS TO BE RESUBMITTED TO TIIE
COMMISSION AT A LATER DATE FOR APPROVAL
73-474 - A RESOLUTION URGING THAT THE DADE COUNTY COMMISSION
DEVOTE 27% OF ITS PARK BOND FUNDS, WHICH IS THE PROPOR-
TIONATE AMOUNT OF COUNTY AD VALOREM TAXES PAID BY CITY
OF MIAMI TAXPAYERS, TO PARKS AND RECREATION DEVELOPMENT
IN THE CITY OF MIAMI
73-475 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THAT THE SOUTH FLORIDA MILITARY
ACADEMY, WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING
REQUIREMENTS; (1) THAT ITS OPERATION AT NO TIME EXTEND
OUT OF THE CONFINES OF THE PROPERTY OWNED BY SAID
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
JUNE 28, 1973
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"POCKET MATTERS" (Cont'd)
ORGANIZATION, i.e. PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY, STREETS,
ALLEYWAYS, DEDICATIONS AND EASEMENTS; (2) THAT WITHIN
THAT PERIOD SAID ORGANIZATION SHALL REMOVE THE GATES
WHICH PRESENTLY EXIST AT BOTH ENDS OF THE DEDICATED PUB-
LIC ALLEY; (3) THAT ANY VIOLATIONS OF THE SANITARY
REGULATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE GARBAGE RECEPTACLE WHICH
IS PRESENTLY BEING USED BE CORRECTED; AND (4) THAT AT
NO TIME IN THE FUTURE IS ANY NIGHT OPERATION AS A SCHOOL
TO BE PERMITTED IN THE BUILDING; AND DECLARING THAT IF
SAID ORGANIZATION DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THESE REQUIREMENTS
WITHIN THE THIRTY -DAY PERIOD THE CITY COMMISSION WILL
TAKE ACTION TO REVOKE THE OPERATING PERMIT OF SAID
ORGANIZATION
73-476 - A RESOLUTION TO REFER TO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AND THE
PLANNING BOARD FOR STUDY AND RECOMMENDATION THE MATTER
OF LOCATION AND MINIMUM LAND AREA REQUIREMENTS FOR PRIVATE
SCHOOLS, WITH THE IDEA IN MIND OF RECOMMENDING CHANGEg TO
THE CITY'S ZONING ORDINANCE IN ORDER THAT IN THE FUTURE
THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE COMPELLED TO PROVIDE SITES OF SUF-
FICIENT SIZE FOR SUCH PURPOSE
73-477 - A RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE APPRECIATION OF THE CITY
COMMISSION TO MR. MORTY FRIEDMAN AND THE MEMBERS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL COMMITTEE, AND EXPRESSING
THE DESIRE THAT THE SAME MEMBERS OF SAID COMMITTEE SERVE
FOR THE COMING FESTIVAL NEXT YEAR
73-478 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE OPINION OF THE CITY COMMISSION '
THAT THE DURATION OF THE NEXT INTERNATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL
TO BE HELD IN MIAMI BE EXTENDED TO LAST FOR ONE MONTH,
AND TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
73-481 - A RESOLUTION TO DEFER FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS THE
APPLICATION OF NATIONAL FREEZERS, INC. FOR VARIANCE TO
PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF COLD STORAGE PLANT ON LOTS 2 - 19
AND TRACT 19A, BLOCK 21, WADDELL'S ADD REPLAT, LOCATED
AT APPROXIMATELY 1849 NW MIAMI COURT, WAIVING 29 OF 93
REQUIRED OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES, ZONED I-1 (LIGHT
INDUSTRIAL), AND REFERRING THE MATTER TO THE PLANNING
DEPARTMENT IN AN EFFORT TO ARRIVE AT A SATISFACTORY
METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE EXISTING TRUCK PARKING PROBLEM
AT THAT LOCATION
73-483 - A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 43091 TO WAIVE THE
REQUIREMENT IN SECTION 1 THEREOF WHICH REQUIRED THAT A
PLAT BE FILED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT TO
ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HOLIDAY INN BUILDING, AS
DEPICTED ON DRAWINGS SUBMITTED WITH RESOLUTION NO. 73-482,
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DATE, WITH THE CONDITION THAT
WITHIN SIX MONTHS FROM THE ISSUANCE OF SAID BUILDING
PERMIT A TENTATIVE PLAT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY BE FILED,
AND THAT WITHIN TWO YEARS A FINAL PLAT SHALL BE FILED
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
JUNE 28, 1973
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73-484 - A RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCES IN THE DEATH OF ROBERT A RICHMOND
73-485 - A RESOLUTION REFERRING THE MATTER OF A PROPOSED MIAMI RIVER
AUTHORITY TO THE CITY MANAGER, METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY, THE
SECRETARY OF STATE, THE MARINE COUNCIL AND THE MIAMI-METRO
JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE, WITH THE REQUEST THAT A REPORT AND
RECOMMENDATION BE SUBMITTED TO THE COMMISSION AS SOON AS POS-
SIBLE
73-486 - A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THAT THE CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPART-
MENT, JOINTLY WITH THE METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY PLANNING
DEPARTMENT, THE MIAMI-METRO JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE, THE DADE
COUNTY COMMISSION AND THE MARINE COUNCIL, STUDY THE QUESTION OF
A PROPOSED "RIVER ZONING DISTRICT"
73-487 - A RESOLUTION REQUESTING MR. EDWARD D. STONE, JR. & ASSOCIATES,
ARCHITECTS, TO INCLUDE IN THEIR PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
WATSON ISLAND A DAY CARE FACILITY FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING
MOTHERS, SAID FACILITY TO INCLUDE A SWIMMING POOL
73-488 - A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PLAN SUBMITTED THIS DATE BY EDWARD
D. STONE, JR., AND ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
OF WATSON ISLAND
73-489 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
PROCEED WITH THE DETERMINATION OF THE DETAILS OF FINANCING FOR
THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF WATSON ISLAND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PLAN SUBMITTED AND APPROVED BY TI-IE COMMISSION THIS DATE
BY EDWARD D. STONE, JR. AND ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS, AND TO
SUBMIT TO THE COMMISSION SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS ON AN AREA -
BY -AREA BASIS, AND THE APPROPRIATE TIME FOR A PUBLIC HEARING
ON THIS MATTER AND FINAL ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY THE COMMISSION
73-490 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
RENDER PAYMENT TO EDWARD D. STONE, JR. & ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS,
FOR PREPARATION OF THE PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF WATSON ISLAND
SUBMITTED TO THE COMMISSION THIS DATE AND ACCEPTED BY RESOLUTION
NO. 73-488
73-491 - A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY MANAGER, AT THE TIME HE SUBMITS
TO THE COMMISSION HIS PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1973-
1974, TO INCLUDE THEREIN THE APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF $197,000.00
TO PROVIDE FOR AN INCREASE IN THE PENSIONS OF EMPLOYEES ALREADY
RETIRED FROM THE CITY IN AN AMOUNT OF 1% FOR EACH YEAR SUCH
EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN RETIRED
73-492 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE PROPER OFFICIALS OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI TO REIMBURSE VICE -MAYOR REVEREND THEODORE
GIBSON FOR HIS ATTENDANCE AS THE CITY'S REPRESENTATIVE TO THE
JULY 12, 1973, INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION OF THE BAHAMAS TO BE
HELD IN NASSAU
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY HALL - DINNER KEY
JUNE 28, 1973
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73-493 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE PROPER OFFICIALS OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI TO CAUSE TO BE PREPARED A SUITABLE PROCLAMA-
TION TO BE PRESENTED BY VICE -MAYOR REVEREND THEODORE GIBSON
AT THE JULY 12,_ 1973, INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION OF THE BAHAMAS
IN NASSAU
73-495- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING AND ZONING
BOARD TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS TO AMEND THE CITY'S ZONING
ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SUPPER CLUB
CATEGORY; AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO
PREPARE APPROPRIATE CODE AMENDMENTS TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTEli-
SION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE DISPENSING HOURS FOR SUPPER CLUBS
73-496 - A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE POLICY OF THE COMMISSION THAT THE
CITY MANAGER PROCEED AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AS POSSIBLE WITH THE
OPENING OF THE BOAT LAUCHING RAMPS AT THE FORMER COAST GUARD
BASE FOR USE BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT NO CHARGE, THE HOURS OF
OPENING TO BE FROM 7:00 O'CLOCK A.M. TO 7:00 O'CLOCK P.M.
73-516 - A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY ATTORNEY
TO MAKE A STUDY TO DETERMINE WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE BY WAY OF
ORDINANCE PASSAGE OR REVISION AND BY WAY OF ENFORCEMENT METHODS
OR PROCEDURES TO PROPERLY CONTROL OBSCENITY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI
IN LIGHT OF THE RECENT SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DECISION WHICH HAS ESTABLISHED NEW RULES REGARDING (1) THE
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF OBSCENITY LAWS, AND (2) THE PROSECUTION
OF OBSCENITY CASES