hb1 City of South Miami
2 Regular City Commission Minutes
3 September 20, 2011
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5 A. SILENCE OR TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES
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7 The City Commission of the City of South Miami, Florida met in regular session on
8 Tuesday, September 20, 2011, beginning at 7:29 p.m., in the City Commission Chambers, 6130
9 Sunset Drive.
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11 B. ADD-ON ITEM(S)
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14 C. ROLL CALL
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16 The following members of the City Commission were present: Mayor Philip K.
17 Stoddard, Vice Mayor Valerie Newman, and, Commissioners Velma Palmer and Brian D.
18 Beasley. Commissioner Walter A. Harris was absent.
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20 Also in attendance were: City Attorney Thomas F. Pepe, City Clerk Maria M. Menendez
21 and City Manager Hector Mirabile.
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23 D. MOMENT OF SILENCE
24 By Mayor Stoddard.
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26 E. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
27 The Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison.
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29 F. LOBBYIST(S) ADDRESSING THE CITY COMMISSION TONIGHT MUST HAVE BEEN
30 REGISTERED WITH THE CITY CLERK
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32 G. PRESENTATIONS
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34 a) Richard A. Cahlin -The Miami Bicycle Action Committee
35 (See History and Mission Statement attached)
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37 b) Valencia Morris-Miami-Dade County Health Department
38 Ms. Morris addressed the Commission about the dangers of flavored tobacco
39 products that are being sold to minors in some establishments. She then urged the
40 Commission to pass a resolution in an effort to ban the sale of these products.
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1 With no further presentations this session was closed.
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3 H. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
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5 Minutes of September 6,2011
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7 Moved by Mayor Stoddard, seconded by Commissioner Beasley, the motion to
8 approve the minutes of September 6, 2011 passed by a 4-0 vote:
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Commissioner Palmer:
Vice Mayor Newman:
Commissioner Beasley:
Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
Yea
Yea
Yea
Absent
Yea
17 I. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
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(See attached report)
With some further comments the City Manager's Report ended.
24 J. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT
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• Working with the YMCA attorney;
• Looking into the MRP valet parking issues;
• Regarding the J.R.E. Lee property, has done a title search to determine who
owns the property-it seems that the property never appeared in the name of
the City of South Miami;
• He is also looking into the title for the Marshall Williamson Park;
• Still working on the Moya case;
• The Balogun case is still ongoing;
• On the M. Vila matter, we are ready to make a demand to complete the
project.
With no further comments, the City Attorney's Report ended.
40 K. PUBLIC REMARKS (5 minutes)
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1 Yvonne Beckman spoke in opposition to item no. 12 on the agenda, urging the
2 Commission to withdraw said item from the agenda.
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4 Sharon McCain referred to the 64 Development project, saying that she wants to know
5 who is buying that property. She also said to be concerned with the bike resolution adopted
6 at the last meeting because it did not have any backup.
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8 Scott Hood addressed the Commission regarding the Second Chance program, saying
9 that his application had been denied.
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11 landscape Committee Member, Penny McCrea asked the Commission to carryover to
12 the next year's budget the $10,000 earmarked for trees.
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14 Eda Harris spoke in support of item no. 12, saying that the resolution is a brilliant idea;
15 she added that Commissioner Harris supports the resolution.
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17 Dick Ward said that J.R.E. lee has now exceeded the minimum enrollment, and that
18 they have hired two local residents. He said that next year they will add K1 and 2 there.
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2 ° Bob Welsh referred to annexation, urging the Commission to keep the money in the
21 budget allocated for that purpose; he believes that annexation will be beneficial to the City.
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With no further speakers this session was closed.
26 L. COMMISSION REPORTS, DISCUSSION & REMARKS
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Vice Mayor Newman:
• Referred to the bike resolution adopted at a previous meeting of the
Commission, saying that she had been doing a research to see which is the
true purpose of said resolution. In summary, she expressed concern with a lot
of misleading information she had found.
Mayor Stoddard:
• Said that the Pledge of Alliance is recognized by the United States Congress,
and since its adoption it has been changed four times, with the most recent in
the Eisenhower administration to add the "under God" reference which he
took from the Abraham lincoln Gettysburg Address. He added that this is the
Pledge adopted by Congress and it is not something that every citizen has the
right to change during a public statement;
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1 • Regarding the request to carryover the money for trees, Dr. Mirabile explained
2 that the money is kept in what we call the "Tree Trust" and it is available at the
3 will and pleasure of the Commission;
4 • The Mayor then referred to the concern of the Vice Mayor regarding the bike
5 resolution; he referred to the concurrency concern issue, saying that he does
6 not believe that a bike rental plan would toss aside our concurrency
7 agreement.
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9 With no further comments this section was closed and the Mayor announced a five-
10 minute recess.
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12 As the meeting reconvened, item no. 6 was pulled from the Consent Agenda (now item
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15 CONSENT AGENDA
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18 1. A Resolution relating to attorneys' fees; approving attorneys' fees for Squire
19 Sanders and Dempsey, LLP in the amount of $ 20,310.28 charging account no.
20 001-1500-514-3410 legal services-litigation. 3/5
21 (City Manager-City Attorney)
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23 152-11-13466
24 2. A Resolution relating to boards and committees; appointing Claudia Hauri to
25 serve on the Commission for Women for a two-year term ending September
26 19,2013. 3/5
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153-11-13467
30 3. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a construction contract
31 with JVA Engineering Contractor, Inc. in the amount of $ 15,120.00 for
32 Pinecrest Villas Traffic Calming Speed Tables to be charged to the People's
33 Transportation Plan Account 124-1730-541-6490. 3/S
34 (City Manager-Public Works Dept.)
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36 154-11-13468
37 4. A Resolution relating to Budget; authorizing a transfer of $20,000.00 from
38 account No. 001-1910-521-1410, Police Department Overtime, with a balance
39 of $53,675.14 to account No. 001-1910-521-3450, Police Department
40 Contractual Services. 3/5
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2 5. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to expend $7,120.00 for additional
3 Guardian Lockers from KeyTrak Inc., a sole source vendor, which provides a
4 computerized key management system, to prevent theft and misuse of keys
5 and equipment, thereby providing documentation and key control at the Police
6 Department, being charged to account number 001-1910-521-3450
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11 6. A Resolution relating to budget; authorizing a transfer of $20,000 from account
12 No. 001-1500-514-3410 City Attorney's Legal Services-Outside, settlements to
13 account No. 001-1500-514-3440 City Attorney's Consulting-Labor. 3/5
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16 157-11-13471
17 7. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a construction contract
18 with Acosta Tractor, Inc. in the amount of $ 208,573.87 for the SW 66th Street
19 Improvement Project Phase" to be charged to the Capitol Outlay Account 106-
20 3303-541-6440. 3/5
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158-11-13472
24 8. A Resolution, authorizing the City Manager to accept a donation in the amount
25 of $660.00 from contributions derived through the 2011 State of the City
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Address increasing the expenditure line item for Special Recreation Programs,
account 001-2000-572-5670. 3/5
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31 9. A Resolution, authorizing the City Manager to accept a donation in the amount
32 of $1,200.00 received from Larkin Community Hospital, increasing the
33 expenditure line item for Special Recreation Programs, account 001-2000-572-
34 5670. 3/5
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38 10. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a policy of insurance with
39 the Florida League of Cities, through the Florida Municipal Insurance Trust
40 (FMIT) for Workers' Compensation Insurance; further authorizing the City
41 Manager to execute a policy with Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust
42 (PGIT) for Property, General Liability, and Automobile Liability. 3/5
43 (City Manager-Finance Dept.)
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2 Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard, the motion to
3 approve the Consent Agenda passed by a 4-0 vote:
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RESOLUTION(S)
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Vice Mayor Newman:
Commissioner Beasley:
Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
161-11-13475
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Yea
14 11. A Resolution concerning an application pursuant to land Development Code
15 Section 20-4.3(N) to permit the installation of a banner over Sunset Drive to
16 promote the event entitled "Edible Garden RaGe fer the Cure," a fund raising
17 event to be held by Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden October 22 -23, 2011.
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20 Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard to approve this item.
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22 Moved by Commissioner Beasley to amend the resolution to delete "Race for the
23 Cure" from the title of the event passed by a 4-0 vote:
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Commissioner Palmer:
Vice Mayor Newman:
Commissioner Beasley:
Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
Yea
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Yea
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Commissioner Palmer:
Vice Mayor Newman:
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Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
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40 12. A Resolution repealing Resolution No.148-11-13462 titled "A Resolution
41 recognizing the importance of bicycling in transportation and recreation for the
42 betterment of the residents and for the environment." 3/5
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3 Moved by Vice Mayor Newman, seconded by Commissioner Palmer to approve this
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6 Vice Mayor Newman said that she had already spoken about this during Commission
7 Remarks and had nothing further to say.
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9 Commissioner Palmer said that she did not support the resolution being repealed for
10 the lack of backup information and that she still feels the same.
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12 Commissioner Beasley said that the reason for which he sponsored the resolution
13 being repealed was just to show the intent that we want to be a bike-friendly city; said
14 resolution does not give permission to do anything, therefore he said that he does not see a
15 problem with it.
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Commissioner Palmer:
Vice Mayor Newman:
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25 13. A Resolution calling for a United States Constitutional Amendment redefining
26 the word "person" as the word is used in the U.S. Constitution so as to exclude
27 legal entities from its definition. 3/5
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Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard to approve this item.
32 Mayor Stoddard explained that a number of individuals and organizations have called
33 on the Congress to clarify the Constitution defining the person as a "person" and that a
34 corporation does not have the rights of a person; he said that he supports that interpretation,
35 and a number of municipalities throughout the country have already adopted this type of
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38 Commissioner Beasley recommended deferring this resolution to allow time to
39 conduct further research to make sure that this will be right for the City.
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41 Commissioner Palmer said that she would like further clarification on this resolution.
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1 Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard, the motion to defer
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RESOLUTION(S) PUBLIC HEARING(S)
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Yea
ORDINANCE(S) SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING(S)
27-11-2100
16 13. An Ordinance amending the South Miami Pension Plan, providing for an amendment
17 to Section 16-12, "Definitions," to comply with current City policy concerning the
18 definitions of annual compensation and final average compensation; and also
19 amending Section 16-13 "eligibility." 3/5
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Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard to approve this item.
24 Mr. Riverol referred to the statement by the actuary which states that " ... the proposed
2 5 ordinance is a no cost ordinance under State funding requirements. In fact, the proposed
2 6 ordinance may be expected to reduce future costs."
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The public hearing was opened and closed with no speakers.
With no further comments, the motion to approve this item passed by a 4-0 vote:
Commissioner Palmer:
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Commissioner Beasley:
Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
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41 14. An ordinance amending section 20-2.3, definitions of the land development
42 code to include a new definition for ice cream parlors, and providing standards
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Moved by Commissioner Beasley, seconded by Mayor Stoddard to approve this item.
7 Mr. Brimo provided some clarification on the definition of "ice cream parlors"; the
8 Commission indicated the importance of having the Planning Board's minutes and Mr. Brimo
9 said that they would be ready for the second reading.
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Commissioner Harris:
Mayor Stoddard:
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20 15. An Ordinance amending the Land Development Code to place in one article all
21 current regulations pertaining to historic preservation by amending Section 20-
22 6.1 (D)(l)(a) entitled "Historic Preservation Board Establishment and
23 Membership" in order to require that one member be a licensed attorney; and
24 by creating new Article XI, "Historic Preservation Regulations" including Section
25 20-11.1 to be entitled "Historic Preservation Standards"; Section 20-11.2 to be
26 entitled "Designation of Historic Sites"; Section 20-11.3 to be entitled "Historic
27 Designation Reports"; Section 20-11.4 to be entitled "Demolition of designated
2 8 sites; demolition by neglect and certificates of appropriateness"; Section 20-
2 9 11.5 to be entitled "Special Provisions Applicable to Designated Historic Sites"
30 and making revisions to update current wording and to modify certain
31 provisions related to the demolition delay period; and deleting from the Land
32 Development Code regulations pertaining to historic preservation including
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4 a work for the City. Therefore, after a brief discussion among the Commission and staff, the City
41 Attorney recommended deferral due to the fact that the ordinance needs too many changes.
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Vice Mayor Newman: Yea
Commissioner Beasley: Yea
Commissioner Harris: Absent
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Attest
Maria M. Menendez
City Clerk
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Philip K. Stoddard
Mayor
Kichard A Cahlin
Chairman
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HISTORY AND MISSION STATEMENT
The Bicycle Action Committee (BAC) was formed in 2008 as a
means to push Miami forward to become a Bicycle Friendly
City. The BAC is composed of representatives from various City
departments, business owners, and cycling advocates. The BAC
was responsible for the creation of the 2008 Bicycle Action Plan
which set in motion the 2009 Bicycle Master Plan which sets to
make Miami a Bicycle Friendly City by 2012.
The BAC is provided information on the activities leading toward
making Miami a Bicycle Friendly City, and their input is taken
into account moving forward. The group is tasked to come up
with a White Paper item monthly to be provided to the Chairman
of the Green Commission.
The group is a sub-committee to the Miami Green Commis-
sion. The BAC meets formally the last Monday of every month
in the City Hall Staff Room 3500 Pan American Drive. The Cur-
rent Chairman of the BAC is Richard Cahlin. He can be reached
via email atrcahlin@mallahfurman.com
If you have a specific question as to the Committee, or if there is
something you would like to see done to help make Miami a
more Bicycle Friendly City, please email City of Miami Bicycle Co-
ordinator Collin Worth cworth@miamigov.com
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CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To: Honorable Mayor and City Commission
Date: September 20,2011 a/V d
From: Hector Mirabile, Ph.D., City Manager/~~/
Re: Manager's Report
The following are the accomplishments for the period ending September 29, 2011:
1. Accomplishment.
a. New IT IDC successes:
i. Set up 5 new users in the network and configured the user profiles on the system.
11. Continue to having issues with USASoftware reports. These issues were reported to
USASoftware several times but we are still pending resolution.
iii. FDLE/USA colmectivity went down 4 times. IT is working with FDLE to
troubleshoot the connectivity.
IV. Two users were transfen·ed. Profiles for the users were re-configured.
v. IT was given a laptop to perfonn review for Forensics. Findings were submitted.
vi. IT is currently working on my request to update the IT portion of the emergency
response plane and to make updates to the chambers to better prepare it as an EOC.
vii. The IT department was able to rebuild 4 desktops from 7 systems that were not
working.
viii. IT deployed 2 new desktops and one new laptop.
City Manager's Report to the Conunission for September 20, 2011
ix. AS-400 backups were reviewed and SunGuard was contacted regarding those
backups. The hardware on the AS-400 were reconfigured and new backup jobs sets
for the system. Backups are now completing successfully.
x. IT is working on Ticket system for helpdesk in or(ler to provide better statistics from
the system. The following are the statistics for work performed from Friday Sept 9th
through Friday Sept 16 th •
b. Finance:
A. 105 Tickets
82 -Non-projects
23 -Projects
5 -Projects -Open
18 -Projects -Closed
B. 51.25 total hours
C. Average time to close non-project 1.25 hours
1. Finance completed the revisions for the Fiscal Year 2012 DRAFT budget,
incorporating the changes which were recOlmnended by the City Manager, Mayor,
and Commission at the September 13, 2011 budget hearing.
11. Finance continues working under the direction from the city manager, with the
continuous assistance of the human resource director, and city attorney on the
AFSCME Collective Bargaining Agreement.
iii. Finance is currently working with the pension attorney, pension actuary, and city
attorney in preparing the October 4,2011, revised pension ordinance which will be
consistent with the language incorporated in the new tentative agreed AFSCME
Collective Bargaining Agreement, based on the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
IV. Finance continues working with the public works GIS on the property study, making
sure that the stonnwater billing calculations are complete and accurate. Finance
expects the audit to be completed before the end of the month.
v. Finance continues working with SunGard on the setup of the new finance software.
All departments continue training on the new OneSo lution financial system. Due to
the required software update, which took place in early August, the revised go-live
date for OneSolution was postponed for late August. Since the upgrade to the new
version, certain modules required additional modification which postponed the go-
live date to the first week ofthe new budget year.
v!. Finance continues preparing for the auditors by gathering all the primary source
documents which will be requested in October by the auditors.
City Manager's Report to the Commission for September 20, 2011
vii. Finance continues working on completing the evaluation of the false alarm
vio lations and will be scheduling a final hearing in conjunction with code
enforcement, before sending all outstanding invoices to collections.
c. Grants and Sustainable Initiatives:
1. Assisted Miami-Dade County, Office ofDepmiment of Housing and Community
Development Community and Economic Development Division during on-site
monitoring of South Miami CDBG projects (SW 64th Street Improvement Project,
SW 66th Street Improvement Project, Murray Park Aquatic Center Project -
Construction Phase, and CRA Street Lighting).
ll. Submitted final report and reimbursement for the Children's Trust grant for the After
School/Summer Camp program.
iii. Applied to two Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program grants:
I. Fuchs Park Improvenient Project for the removal & replacement of picnic
facilities, restoration of coral structure pavilion, restoration of parking lot and
aquatic landscape upgrade.
2. Marshall Williamson Park Improvement Project for the removal of3
playground facilities, installation of2 playgrounds, half court basketball and
drinking water fountain.
iv. Applied to Housing and Urban Development's Community Challenge Planning
Grant for the South Miami Master Plan and Development Code Modification -a
Housing, Economic Development and Sustainable Initiative.
d. Central Services:
i. Currently reviewing the Request for Proposal (RFP) for SW 64 th Street Corridor
Improvements, for posting on the city's website.
ii. Revised and formatted the city attorney approved RFP template.
iii. Created a new section of the RFP for ePayable. The Bank of Americ.a GTS's
ePayables Solution is an automated card payment process that shifts accounts
payable disbursements to corporate purchasing cards.
iv. Central Services along with Parks will begin working on an RFP or Letter ofInterest
(Lor) for the management of the tennis courts at Dante Fascell Park and perhaps all
other tennis courts throughout the city.
City Manager's Report to the Commission for September 20, 2011
v. The Purchasing Ordinance was sent to the city attorney for review ofthe necessary
procedures for implementing the purchasing ordinance without conflict of the city's
charter.
vi. The landscaping RFP received two responses. The city is cun-ently reviewing the
responses and will be providing a recommendation to the city manager.
e. Police:
The following are the accomplishments of the Police Department & Parking
Enforcement, during the time period of September 6th thru September 18 t \ 2011.
Uniform Patrol Division
1. Total of 19 an-ests: 4 felony,. 1 0 misdemeanors, 3 traffic, and 2 wan-ants served.
ii. Of those 19 an-ests, 0 were narcotics related.
111. On September 7th, the Patrol Division conducted a Weed & Seed Community
Outreach detaiL During this detail, twenty six community contacts were made and
informational pamphlets, which include anti-crime information, were distributed
within the CRA area.
IV. On September 8th & 9th
, the Patrol Division conducted Weed & Seed Enforcement
details in the CRA area. These operations resulted in a total offour (4) auests
(quality-of-life misdemeanors).
v. On Friday, September 9t
\ the Patrol Division conducted a DUI Checkpoint at 62nd
Av & South Dixie Hwy. The results ofthe operation are as follows: 4 DUI auests, 3
narcotic an-ests, and 4 traffic auests. The next DUr checkpoint is schednled for
December 16th
. This checkpoint is going to take place on South Dixie Hwy and we
are planning on working both north and south bound traffic, which will be the first of
its kind.
Training Unit
The following training was completed by the Senior Training Officer (Officer A. Alvarez) from
April 2011 to September 2011.
1. Qualified 6 officers with departmental firearms and trained each on loading and multi
target engagement exercises;
11. Refurbished 3 shotguns and trained 2 officers with these weapons;
Ill. Trained all officers on traffic stops and high risk stops;
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IV. Conducted roll call training on setting up perimeters;
v. Conducted "Sergeants Leadership" instruction with the sergeants;
VI. Conducted "Building Perimeter" and "Building Search" training with patrol officers; Note:
This training is still currently ongoing and should be completed by the end of September.
Parking Enforcement
I. The Parking Enforcement Division issued a total of2,185 citations from the time
period of September 6th thru September 18 th Total fme amount for these citations:
$42,868.00.
11. There were 3 citations issued for trucks unlawfully parked or willfully obstructing
traffic.
Criminal Investigations Division
I. On Tuesday, 09-06-11, S.LU. detectives, in an undercover capacity, purchased 58
grams of crack cocaine from a person that was suspected of being a narcotics dealer.
The contraband was successfully purchased having a street value of $2,000.00. The
contraband was impounded and is being held as evidence for trail. The subject was
arrested and was charged with sales of illegal narcotics.
II. On Friday, 09-16-11 S.I.U. detectives, in an undercover capacity, successfully
purchased one quarter of a kilo of cocaine (hard, compressed) from two subjects.
The contraband had a street value of$8,000.00 and was impounded as evidence for
trial. Both subjects were arrested and were charged with sales of illegal narcotics and
conspiracy in the sales of iIIegalnarcotics.
Accreditation Compliance Keys
l. The Accreditation compliance keys are as fullows:
a. Accreditation Standards: 260
b. Compliant Standards: 50%
c. Non-compliant Standards: 50%
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Code Enforcement
For the period of Aug 15, 2011 to Sep 17, 2011:
I. Actively recruiting for the vacant position of Office Support; interviewed candidates.
Four (4) additional interviews will be conducted to finalize process.
11. Attended the ERPB meeting in collaboration with the Planning & Zoning
. Department to address American Apparel's parking requirements in conjunction
with Sunset Alley's new build out application.
111. Collaborated with the city attorney to review the Moya labor claim.
IV. Attended the Miami-Dade County's Unsafe Structures Board meeting to request
orders for the demolition of 2 unsafe structures located at 6620 & 6721 SW 62 Ct.
Both of these houses were abandoned for years and are over 50% beyond repair.
The demolitions were approved; the demolition orders were received on Friday,
September 2, 2011. Quotes for the demo litions were requested and received; the
demolitions are pending the asbestos report to proceed.
v. Liens on an abandoned property located on 6231 SW 62 Street was negotiated and
settled with the Bank of NY; the property's violations were corrected and the city
collected $3,791.00.
vi. Property liens in the amount of$364.88 for 5929 SW 80 Street were collected.
Vll. CE and the Finance Department are working together to ensure that Waste
Management Franchises pay the correct annual fees.
viii. The Chief of Police and code enforcement staff worked together to resolve a lien
dispute. The property owner's agent believed the lien was filed in error. The city's
file was reviewed with the agent and found to be correct; the lien was paid.
ix. CE is working closely with IDC on the training and implementation 0 f electronic
recording oflien orders ..
x. Assisted the CM's office with the search of all property owners for the FPL
project/corridor.
xi. CE, [mance, and the po lice department are working together to "clean" the false
alarms accounts and either collect past due fines, stipulate cases, and/or file liens.
xii. Code enforcement continued to work closely with police staff to address complaints
of loud music, illegal sale of products on a residential zone, and litter in the CRA.
xiii. As directed by the city manager and Chief of Police, CE is actively working to
acquire tow 2) "green" cars. Quotes were obtained; a resolution for this item may
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be presented to the commission on the next agenda pending the budget approval for
FY 2012.
XIV. CE continued working with police and property owners to ensure that graffiti tags
are promptly addressed and removed as other than capturing the culprit(s) this is the
surest way to deter this activity. Twenty-five (25) new "tags" were found and timely
addressed during this period.
xv. Thirty (30) lien search requests were received and processed in a timely manner.
$2,982.00 was collected for these searches.
xvi. CE received, processed, and issued 17 new Business Tax Receipts (BTR; licenses)
and collected $3,888.80 in business tax revenue. The new BTR's are a direct result
of proactive field inspections. Two-hundred thirty (230) field inspections were
conducted within the timeframe of August 15, 2011, to September 16, 2011.
xvii. Collected $83,247.03 in BTR renewals. Produced and printed 486 BTR renewals.
XVlll. Twenty-nine (29) notices of violation were issued to businesses operating without
the required BTR; collected $287.72 in penalties.
XIX. Twenty-five (25) business accounts were closed and seven (7) transferred.
XX. CE reviewed, processed, and returned 134 building pennits in a timely manner.
XXI. CE received and responded to 61 citizen complaints within 24 hours. Ninety-two
proactive field inspections were conducted during September 5, 2011, through
September 16, 2011.
xxii. CE issued 122 courtesy notices, 26 notices of violation with fines, removed 129
snipe/illegal signs from the city's right-of-ways, and successfully closed 58 cases.
XXlIl. CE Officers Struder and Hall attended a Disaster Debris Training for category 3+
events.
XXIV. Coordinated the South Florida Association 0 f Code monthly training seminar on
"Whitefly," hosted by the City of North Bay Village. All Code Enforcement staff
attended.
xxv. Collaborated with the city's special event pennit coordinator and reviewed the
Rotary Club Annual Art Festival application.
XXVI. Reviewed the city's requirement for 40 professional BTR's with Criticare
representatives; outcome is pending further review of Criticare's listing of current
professionals.
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£ Human Resources:
1. Open enrollment for 2011-2012 was very successful. Thank you to all of our
employees for your cooperation with our new enrollment procedures. Special thanks
to the Payroll Division for their hard work in processing the benefits changes.
ii. The Second Chance Program employees started work on Monday, September 19,
2011. The participants are very excited about this opportunity and we are'looking
forward to a very successful partnership with the South Miami CRA and the Weed
and Seed Programs.
iii. We are pleased to announce that the city's negotiating team reached a tentative
Collective Bargaining Agreement with AFSCME. The proposed contract will be
submitted to the union for its review and possibly ratified this Wednesday. We will
present the agreement to the commission for review and ratification following union
ratification.
iv. We are actively recruiting for the South Miami Police Department's Reserve Police
Officer Program. Only Certified Officers are eligible for this position. Applicants
must submit the City Application with copies of all certifications to the Human
Resources Office. Recruitment will continue until further notice.
v. The Human Resources Department will continue its expanded hours. The Office
will be open every Wednesday from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. to accommodate the
needs of the employees of the South Miami Police Department assigned to the
midnight shift and employees who begin work at 7:00 a.m. All employees are
encouraged to come by for assistance.
g. Public Works: See Attachment A.
h. Parks and Recreation: See Attachment B.
I. Planning and Zoning Department:
II. Planning
a. Planning Consultant
I. The Department has accepted the revised scope 0 f service for planning consultant
services for comprehensive planning and land development code updates from
Iler Planning, and is proceeding with the amendments.
b. City's Comprehensive Plan Amendment Package ll-lESR..
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I. The City received final approval from the Department of Community Affairs on
the "text" amendments submitted this past July. There were no adverse COlmnents
except from the Department of Education. The city can proceed with the final
adoption of all the proposed amendments except "educational facilities."
11. The Miami-Dade County Planning Department would like to see the city amend
its land use map to reflect the recent "text" amendments to the city's
comprehensive plan.
iii. Staff met with the Miami-Dade County School Board facilities planning
department to address their concems over the amendment involving "educational
facilities." They felt that the change was not in keeping with the 2007 interlocal
agreement between the city and the school board. Staffis preparing a letter for
the manager's signature to address these concerns.
c. Development
i. 64 Development Corporation -5966 S. Dixie Highway will be coming before the
city commission in October to address the possible reassignment of the current
development agreement to a new majority shareholder.
d. Zoning
I. Staffwill be submitting a proposed revision to the planning board in October,
addressing the issues raised in conjunction with Section 20-8.9 -Special
Exceptions. This item will come before the city commission following the
planning board public hearing and recommendation.
e. Miscellaneous
I. The department is in the process ofupgrading the computer equipment per the
commission's approval of funds for that purpose; upgrades will be completed
before the end of the fiscal year.
j. Commission directives or issues:
i. Pension: No change in status since last repolt.
ii. Parking reform: No change in status.
lll. Master Park Plan: No change in status.
IV. Welcome to South Miami signs: Workshop scheduled for Thursday, September
22, 2011 at 7:30 pm.
v. South Miami Hospital permits. See Attachment C.
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END OF MEMORANDUM
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Public Works Attachment A
Engineering and Construction Division
SW 66 th Street Improvements Phase II: Housing and Community Department reviewed and
approved this project for construction. A resolution was prepared and is presented to the
commission tonight for approval.
SW 59th Place Road Resurfacing Project: Working in conjunction with CRA, a purchase order
was issued to Southern Asphalt Engineering to commence the work. The limits of the 'Work along
SW 59 th Place begin at SW 66 th Street and end at SW 68 th Street.
SW 64 th Court Drainage: Construction of the project is complete and is in the final project
close-out stages.
Commerce Lane Road Resurfacing arid Streetscape Project: Coordinating with the designer
to schedule an information meeting with business owners in the area to discuss the proposed
improvements as well as to encourage feedback.
Pinecrest Villas: A resolution is presented to the commission tonight to approve N A
Engineering for the construction of the three speed tables at Pinecrest Villas; specifically one in
the vicinity ofSW 76 th Street and 62 nd Avenue and two along SW 78 th Street between 59 th
Avenue and 62 nd Avenue. Work is anticipated to begin upon the issuance ofa
SW 64 th Street Corridor Sidewalk Repah' Project: An RFP is posted for public bidding
pursuant to Central Services fmal review.
Construction of ADA Handicapped Spaces at the South Miami Clinic located at 6701 SW
58 tl1 Place: Construction ofthe ramp and striping is complete and is pending project and contract
close out.
ARRA Bus Shelters: The vendor contacted the manufacturer for the fabrication of the City
logo. This is the remaining item for the completion of the construction punch list.
SW 62 nd Avenue Miami-Dade County Road Improvement Project: Approximately two
weeks ago, the city notified the county's public works' traffic division regarding the abrupt
changes to vehicular and bike lane determination traffic markings along SW 62 nd Avenue at the
intersection of 64th Street. The county reviewed this request and is considering striping
modification and also relocating the BIKE LANE ENDS sign assembly one block north.
Additionally, the county prepared plans to install shared use ShatTOW markings in the travel lanes
of SW 62 Avenue from that point north to Bird Road along with associated traffic signs, to
remind motorists that bicyclists have the right to travel in the roadway per Florida Statutes.
These signs and markings will be installed as soon as funding and contract capacity permits .
. Sharrow design from 70 th Street to 80 th is also being considered for additional markings.
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Stormwater Master Plan Update: A draft version of the RFP was drafted and is routed to
Central Services for review.
Citywide Roadway Resurfacing Project: Pursuant to contract execution and issuance of a
purchase order, the anticipated schedule to begin resurfacing activities shall begin at the end of
the month.
Citywide Sidewalk Repair Project: A "Notice to Proceed" was issued to the contractor and
work commenced. The scope of work involves the removal and proper disposal of damaged
concrete and debris, possible root pruning and installation of root barriers if needed prior to
placement of new concrete, clearing and grubbing, and maintenance oftrafflc. The overall work
is 50% completed.
64 Development Road Resurfacing: From last week's communication, despite rain delays and
severe storm warning events, the developer was able to get all the reinforcing steel cleaned and
ready for inspection. Last week, they passed inspection of the retaining wall section that was
worked on. The registered engineer approved the project as well as the City of South Miami
inspector. They scheduled all the water proofing membrane to be completed and concrete
poured in this first section of the retaining wall.
MDC SW 57th Drainage Improvements: The county is working with the city regarding the
traffic light sequence modifications.
Public Works Attachment A
I. Orientation of the "Weed and Seed" program was conducted at the Public Works facility
on Monday September 19, 2011.
ii. Swept the streets, cleaned up downtown, dump the litter cans through out the city for the
Solid Waste Division, mowed City Hall and right of ways, pressure cleaned sidewalks
downtown, and cleaned up downtown.
Ill. Repaired pot hole at 5879 Commerce Lane.
IV. Pulled out storm drain grate out of drain on 74th Street SW 59th Avenue.
v. Repairs to City Hall broken water lines in the irrigation systems.
vi. Mowed right of ways.
vii. Re-trained employee on garbage truck.
Vlll. Installed Farmers Market banl1er.
ix. Removed graffiti from a meter pay station in front of 5880 SW nnd Street.
x. Delivered (4) new garbage containers to resident.
Xl. Performed pick up of garbage and trash routes.
Xl!. Performed daily power street sweeping, please note that two sweepers were used most of
this time in order to keep up with the fallen leaves.
xiii. Performed daily clean up & watered pots downtown.
XIV. Pressure cleaned sidewalks downtown on Wednesday's.
xv. Dumped litter cans throughout the City three times a week.
xvi. Cut up fallen tree at 6100 SW 62nd Street
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XVll. Pruned tree in front of 5868 SW nnd Street.
XV1l1. Cleaned out metal tree grates in downtown.
xix. Repaired one 25 MPH sign at 65 Terrace SW 67'h Avenue.
xx. Pruned (4) trees at different locations.
XXI. Removed trip hazards from sidewalk at 5801 SW 75 th Street and Terrace.
XXll. Picked up shopping cart from 74 Street SW 58 th Avenue.
xxiii. Repaired (I) 25 MPH sign at 64 th Street SW 57'h Court.
xxiv. PerfoHned thorough cleanup of the fish pond and fed the fish at City Hall.
xxv. Serviced Irepaired (105) vehicles and heavy equipment at the Motor Pool.
xxvi. Started and completed Police Department project.
XXVll. Repaired children's bathroom at CAA building.
xxviii. Repaired women's bathroom at Dante Fascell Park.
XXIX. Changed 24 light bulbs at Police Department.
xxx; Changed 12 light bulbs at City Hall.
XXXI. Changed 14 light bulbs at Sylva Martin building.
xxxii. Changed 60 light bulbs 26 watts Jai-Jai at Community Center.
xxxiii. Installation of cable for the new cash register at Finance.
XXXIV. Installation of cabinet lock at the Parking Office.
xxxv. Repair AlC at Sylva Martin Building. .
xxxvi. Changed light bulbs at women's batln"oom at Palmer Park.
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Parks and Recreation Attachment B
1. Recreation: 9/8 -9/9/2011 -Pee Wees lost against Dania Beach Bears 24-6, Our 75 1bs
team won against Dauia Beach Bears 0-6, the 90 1bs. team won against Dauia Beach Bears
0-24, the 105 1bs. team lost against Dauia Beach Bears 14-6, aud the 120 lbs. team lost
against Dauia Beach Bears 31-0.
n. 9/15-9/16/2011-Pee Wees team won against South Kendall Gators 24-12, the 751bs.
team won against South Kendall Gators 19-6, the 90 1bs. team won against Sonth Kendall
Gators 31-0, the 105 lbs. team won against South Kendall Gators 24-6, aud the 120 1bs.
team won on a forfeit against South Kendall Gators.
B ACTIVITIES -Senior Center Calendar -SEPTEMBER 20'11
DATE. TIME. ACTlVrrY
September I, 20ll 1O:30am,1l:30am Representative Bellick Reaches Out to Seniors
September 7, 20ll 9:00am-ll:00am Free Manicure
September 12, 20ll 9:00am,12:00pm Free Blood Pressure Screening
September 21, 20ll 10:30am' 1l:30pm Memory Loss Seminar by Social Worker
September 23, 20ll 1O:00am-12:00pm Free Massage
September 23, 20ll 1O:00am,12:00pm Humana Birthday Celebration
September 28, 20ll 8:00am,10:00am Breakfast at the Grove
September 30, 20ll 1:00pm+00pm Free Movies
» Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday' seniors get picked,up to walk at Dadeland Mall
(DADELAND WALKERS -a walking club for senior citizens) 9:00,10:30am.
» Everyday there is a social worker on site from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm to consult with our
seniors.
» Every Wednesday, Thursday, aud Friday' seniors are taken to grocery stores and retailers
for their weekly shopping.
» Every weekday' seniors participate in board games, cards, dominoes and exercise at the
Senior Center 8:30,1:30.
» Monday and Thursday' Social Worker comes to teach Arts 1'9; Crafts from 1:00pm -
3:00pm
( Every Monday, Tuesdays and Thursdays exercise classes 10:15, 1l:00
( Monday and Wednesday English classes 9:30,1l:30am
( Tuesday and Thursday Spanish classes 9:30 -1l:30am
( Monday thru Thursday Computer classes 12:15-2:30pm (Community Center)
( Monday and Thursday Art class 1:00, 3:00pm
( Friday Citizenship Class 9:00 -2:00pm
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< Last Wednesday of every month seniors go to Helen Bentley for Breakfast
1. All parks are on schedule with general maintenance, repairs and seasonal renovations.
ll. New park signs were installed at Van Smith and Dison Park this weekend.
iii. Irrigation and landscaping is being completed at Dison Park. Funding is through the Safe
Neighborhood Parks grant.
iv. Fence repair was completed at Murray Park.
v. Purchase order was put in for the hedge material which will be placed around the fence
and around the playground areas located at Dante Fascell Park.
vi. Three quotes were given by Doug Baker to the Public Works Depmtment for the fence
material to be placed at Dante Fascell Park around the playground area.
111. Special Events at the Parks:
Free Movie Night at the Park on the last Saturday of the month, located at Murray Park,
Gibson-Bethel Community Center 5800 SW 66'h Street, i1-01n 7:45 p.m. -10:00 p.m. This
event is sponsored by Providence Road Church,. Larkin Community Hospital, and City of
South Miami Parks & Recreation Department.
iv. Dog Park: No change
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Building Department, Attachment C: South Miami Hospital Active Permits
South Miami as of August 30,
Hospital 2011
Permit Date Date
Number Permit Description Issued Closed
11-0865 Fire Alarm 8/30/2011 9/212011
11-0831 Shoring 8/26/2011
11-0829 Fire Sprinklers 9/7/2011
11-0823 Main electrical 11-0293 8/18/2011
11-0799 Main plumbing 11-0382' 8/19/2011
11-0798 Duct work 11-0382 8/19/2011
11-0796 Fire alarm 11-0382 8/12/2011
11-0774 Relocate outlets 11-0076 8/9/2011 8/30/2011
11-0754 Main plumbing 11-0076 8/1/2011 9/12/2011
11-0739 Main electrical for 10-1035 7/25/2011
11-0696 Plumbing for 10-0818 7/11/2011
11-0686 Phone and pc system 7/5/2011
11-0678 Mechancial for 11-0435 7/19/2011 7/20/2011
11-0674 Main Plumbing for 10-1035 7/21/2011
11-0672 Phone and pc system 7/12/2011
11-0671 New Neumatic Tube Station 9/7/2011
11-0643 Plumbing for 11-0435 7/1/2011 7/27/2011
11-0640 Fire A1ann 6/23/2011 9/112011
11-0639 Outlets and light fixtures 6/23/2011 7/22/2011
11-0625 Sewer and water connection 6/23/2011 6/29/2011
11-0619 Phone and pc system 6/16/2011
11-0600 Interior wall and doors 7/12/2011 9/912011
11-0598 Fire sprinklers 6/27/2011
11-0578 Fix set & rough for 11-0293 ' 6/10/2011
11-0567 Crane foundation 6/10/2011
11-0554 Low Voltage 11-0358 6/15/2011 6/17/2011
11-0539 Low Voltage 6th 6/1/2011
11-0536 Temp wash station 6/23/2011 6/29/2011
11-0535 Relocate raceways 2nd Fl 6/2/2011 7/1/2011
11-0534 Outlet for NICU 3 Rm I3 6/2/2011 7/1/2011
11-0533 Outlets for east tower 1 st fl 6/2/2011 7/5/2011
11-0528 Cat 5 cables 5/31/2011 7/18/2011
11-0489 AlC Diffuser 6/17/2011
11-0464 Fire Sprinklers for 10-818 5/11/2011
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11-0443 Master mechanical for 10-0818 5/10/2011
11-0435 Bathroom Remodel 6/14/2011 8/29/2011
11-0424 Data outlets 4/29/2011 6/23/2011
11-0423 ERAntenna 4/29/2011 6/23/2011
11-0422 Portable X-ray connection 4/29/2011 6/23/2011
11-0421 TV Monitor 4/29/2011 6/23/2011
11-0420 DataiComm 5th FI Main Pharmacy 4/28/2011
11-0419 DataiComm 1 st PI Main 4/28/2011
11-0418 DataiCOlmn Medical Arts Surgery 4/28/2011
11-0417 DataiComm Labor & Delivery 4/28/2011
11-0416 Low Volt. 6th FI Pavilion 4/28/2011
11-0398 Irrigation system 6/1/2011
11-0391 Steel stairs & land 5/5/2011
11-0385 Electrical main for 10-0818 4/26/2011
11-0382 New nursery 7/12/2011
11-0340 DataiConnn 7'h Main 4/7/2011
11-0339 DataiComm Out patient Dept. 4/7/2011
11-0338 DataiCOlmn Main 4/7/2011
11-0337 DataiConnn Pavillion 4/7/2011
11-0311 Mechanical main for 10-1035 4/5/2011 7/11/2011
11-0293 Remodel 1st fl restroom 6/3/2011 9/2/2011
11-0266 DataiComm 3/15/2011 8/23/2011
11-0249 2nd fl Fire Sprinklers 3/15/2011
11-0197 DataiComm 2/28/2011 8/23/2011
11-0185 Electric door for Radiology 2/24/2011
11-0184 Receptacle and data outlet 2/24/2011 8/312011
11-0183 DataiComm 2nd fl 2/24/2011 8/23/2011
11-0182 CommlTV 2124/2011 6/912011
11-0172 Repairs to slab in Equipment penthouse 5/10/2011
11-0162 Rebuild sidewalk to comply with ADA 5/25/2011
11-0137 3rd & 4th fl bridge replacement 3/22/2011
11-0014 High hats & dimmers 1/12/2011
10-1192 DataiCOlmn 12/28/2010 619/2011
10-1178 DataiCOlmn 12/21/2010 313/2011
10-1102 Fire sprinklers for 10-0327 1/12/2011
10-1099 Intercom 12/3/2010 61312011
10-1079 Temporary canopy 12/16/2010 611612011
10-1062 Shower pan 11/10/2010 12/10/2010
10-1035 ER expansion Master 7/8/2011
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10-0978 Storefront 11/2/2010 6116/2011
10-0975 Fan 10/19/2010
10-0951 Fire sprinklers for 10-0732 10/19/2010 11/18/2010
10-0882 Fire Alarm for 08-1401 9/21/2010
10-0864 Electrical main for 10-0264 9/21/2010
10-0818 Elevator & equipment room upgrade 4/4/2010
10-0760 Electrical main for 08-1401 8/20/2010
10-0694 Duct Bank 8/6/2010 6/10/2011
10-0671 Empty raceway for microwave antenna 7/27/2010
10-0660 DataJColllin 7/22/2010 8/26/2010
10-0640 3 Double wide construction trailers 5/5/2011
10-0608 Parking lot for 10-0327 8/10/2010 6/20/2011
10-0598 Plumbing main for 10-0327 7/7/2010 6/20/2011
10-0591 Temporary water closet for 10-0327 7/6/2010 6/16/2011
East tower Cafe phone & computer
10-0589 system 7/2/2010
10-0583 Water colmection & piping for 10-0327 7/8/2010 6/16/2011
10-0582 Med gas for 10-0327 7/8/2010 12/9/2010
10-0535 Impact doors 10/8/2010
10-0523 Low voltage for 08-1401 6/21/2010
10-0421 Mechanical main for 08-1401 5/20/2010
10-0390 Plumbing main for 08-1401 5/10/2010 7/21/2011
10-0380 Spec-outlets for 09-0963 5/3/2010
10-0341 Electrical main for 08-1401 4/20/2010
10-0327 Underground utilities 11/30/2010
10-0264 SMH Cord Blood 7/7/2010 6/9/2011
09-1110 Cooling tower 3/17/2010
09-0963 5th fI Chemistry lab Equipment 3/11/2010
08-1401 Lab interior remodel master 4/13/2010