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Meeting Date
Res. 73-14082 calling public hearing on 9/5/73 to
consider six months' construction moratorium in
So. Beach. Councilman Weinstein asked the Adminis-
tration be prepared to submit development plan for
area at time of hearing. Mayor Hall reiterated re-
quest the Administration submit ideas re: ad valorm
tax relief for owners of property affected by
moratorium. 8/8/73
Res. 73-14107 adopted imposing six months' con-
struction moratorium in So. Beach; 6th St. on
North, Atlantic Ocean on east, U.S.Gov't. Cut
on South and Biscaynn Bay on west; during this
period City Council will consider the adoption
of a comprehensive development plan. 9/5/73
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live in the particular area and have an interest
in the total picture, housing as well as busi-
ness, to act in an advisory capacity to the Coun-
cils V.M. Meyerson suggested that prior to se-
lections being made a resume of interests, ac-
complishments, projects, etc., of each person
to be considered, be made available to the
Council.
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Date
5/7/75
Res. #75-14723 adopted. Council members to 5/21/75
be prepared with names and background infor-
mation of potential appointees for considera-
tion on 6/4/75 to South Shore Redevelopment
Ad Hoc Advisory Committee. M. B. Chamber of
Commerce requested to submit name and back -
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ground information of proposed Chamber of Com-
merce appointee for Council ratification. 5/21/75
Res. #75-14724 adopted, declaring Joe's Stone 5/21/75
Crab Restaurant an historic hallmark. Request
ed by Council May 7, 1975.
Appointments to S. Shore Redevelopment Ad Hoc 6/4/75
Advisory Committee deferred to June 18,1975
for full Council.
Status report on proposals received from in- 6/4/75
terested planning firms to undertake So. Shore
Redevelopment area study. City Mgr. advised
Council that Administration would accept