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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1973-09-17 Agenda1973-74 BUDGET HEARINGS SCHEDULE September 17, 18, and 19, 1973 September 17, 1973 1:00 p. m. 1. Presentation of 1973-74 Budget Estimate by City Manager and general discussion 2. Planning Board and Zoning Board Fee Schedule September 18, 1973 9.00 a.m. 1. City Manager - Introductory remarks 2. Employee Groups 1. E. C. (Tony) Wilcox, Retired Employees Association 2. Phil Powers, Miami Association of Fire Fighters 3. C. A. Salerno, Fraternal Order of Police 4. Marshall Litvak, General Employees Association 5. T. J. Dugger, Jr., City of Miami Sanitation Employees Association 6. Walter Hagen, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees 7. Archie Richards, Building Department Negotiating Committee 8. James TenHoven, Public Properties Department Negotiating Committee 9. Police Department Representatives on Yarger Pay Plan Implementation 10. Parks and Recreation Department Employee Petition with reference to Civil Service Register - Recreation Leader III September 18, 1973 2:00 p.m. 1. General Public Hearings 1. Federal Revenue Sharing Committee, Mr. Dan Paul, Chairman 2. Centro Mater, Sister Miranda - Transportation Cost of Portable Building 3. Greater Miami. Traffic Association ' 4. Citizen's Safety Council 5. Third Century Committee 6. Charles Ives Centennial Festival 2. Selection of Architect - Police Building Facility 3. Second Reading Following Ordinance: ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - ARTICLE XXIV - SIGNS Ordinance amending Ordinanc'to. 6871 by deleting Section 3(2) of Article XXIV, and in lieu thereof adding a new Section 3(2); and by deleting Section 3-1(2) of Article XXIV in its entirety and in lieu thereof adding a new Section 3-1(2), as hereinafter set forth; pertaining to the allowable sizes of flat signs facing the' street frontage; and by repealing all laws in conflict herewith. Planning and Zoning Board meeting July 9th - Item #3 Planning and Zoning Board by 9/0 vote recommended amendment to Ord. 6871, Article XXIV - Signs NO OBJECTIONS Planning Department recommended increase of 22% rather than the 3% increase for each foot above the first 10 feet of building height above grade that the lowest point of the sign is placed upon the building. First Reading - September 13, 1973.