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that Dr. Boner be again requested to come down
to make necessary corrections to sound system,
that City foot the cost of his trip, final
determination as to who actually should foot
the cost, to be made at later date. Further,
Council concurred with City Atty. that, he, City
Mgr. and Conv. Center Dir. and Administration,
meet with Mr. Lapidus to work out entire matter
of problems with TOPA. 9/15/76
Appearance of Mr. E.D.Whittlesey for follow-up 10/6/76
presentation of Fla. Public Relations Assn.
Hall of Fame proposal to move exhibit to TOPA.
Deferred for further study, with suggestion by
Mayor Rosen that proposal be considered by Fine
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Arts Board for recommendation. 10/6/76
Councilman Meyerson requested City Atty. to 10/6/76
review all minutes pertaining to statements
made by Architect Morris Lapidus, most re-
cently with respect to sound system in this
facility, as well as all other problem areas
having to do with the Theater, and to submit
a report, together with firm recommendations,
as to which direction the City should take in
connection with this entire matter.
Memo #6008, Florida Public Relations Assn. Inc. 11/3/76
Hall of Fame Exhibit. Mr. Whittlesey was re-
quested to advise Assn. that City would welcome
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exhibit, and in order to accomplish purpose of
providing maximum exposure, Council has offered
lobby of Conv. Center. 11/3/76
Councilman Meyerson reiterated Oct. 6 request 11/3/76
for firm recommendations in connection with
sound system problems in Theater. (See LTC
#518 -76 -communication from Dr. Boner, filed
with records of meeting.) City Atty. advised
that there recently have been several confer-
ences with Architect and that Mr. Lapidus had
agreed in monetary adjustments for certain
phases of his services. He also advised that
sound system has been satisfactorily adjusted
except for use during Broadway shows, and he