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3) Commissioner Friedman reiterated request for Date
Administration to submit specific strategy re-
ports on clean-up of the South Beach area. 2/28/79
Memo #7360, Commissioner Friedman asked Admini- 3/7/79
stration to develop a master sanitation plan
for City to establish goals for residential
clean-up, licensing private haulers, commercial
areas, etc., and suggested the establishment
of an oversight committee for citizen review
and input. (See Lot Clearing (Contracts))
Ord. passed on first reading re: amending City 5/2/79
Code by creating a new section -14A-5.4 -
hearinq and second reading scheduled for
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May 16 1979 at 2:00 p.m. City Atty. requested
to evaluate the impact of possible amendments
as proposed by Commissioner Sahl, to the effect
that (1) it shall be deemed a misdemeanor if any
person is caught dumping trash on another's
property, and (2) a fine be imposed on repeat
offenders. (See Garbage & Garbage Fees) 5/2/79
NOT ON AGENDA)
/ uring course of discussion re: Item R -8C - 5/2/79
Flamingo Park Master Plan, Commissioner Malek
asked Administration to appoint a special task
force to investigate and determine alternative
solutions to alleviate the problems caused by
this and other stash areas, and to submit a
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report at May 16, 1979 meeting.
Commissioner Malek stated that stash area at
15th St. and Michigan Ave., should be closed
in view of complaints he has received that it
is a nuisance. He suggested that it the stash
area is to remain active, that City consider
acquiring the properties across the street so
as to create a buffer. With respect to Com-
mittee's recommendation to reactivate the stash
area located at 34th St. and Chase Ave., Com-
missioner Malek pointed out that City was en-
joined from using this area as the result of
a court suit. City Mgr. invited City Commis-
sion input regarding methods of implementing
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Date
5/2/79
5/16/79