Attachment 21
MUNICIPAL QUESTIONSIPROPUEST AS MUNICIP ALES
#1
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK" TO
"MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
Shall "Ocean Beach Park" (located generally to the east of Ocean Drive between the south right of way of
2nd Street extended, and the north right way of 3rd Street extended) be renamed "Marjory Stoneman
Douglas Ocean Beach Park"?
PARA CAMBIARLE EL NOMBRE DE "OCEAN BEACH PARK" A "MARJORY
STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
i,Debeni "Ocean Beach Park" (situ ado generalmente al este de Ocean Drive, entre la extension de la via
derecha del sur de la calle 2da y la extension de la via derecha norte de la calle 3ra) renombrarse "Marjory
Stoneman Douglas Ocean Beach Park"?
I YES/SI
NO/NO
#2
$57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE
To improve neighborhood infrastructure in the City of Miami Beach, consisting of streetscapes and traffic
calming measures, shoreline stabilization and related maintenance facilities, shall the City of Miami Beach
be authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $57,915,000 in principal amount, payable
from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not
exceeding the maximum legal interest rate at such time (s)?
EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLIGACION GENERAL POR VALOR DE $57,915,000
PARA MEJORAS INFRAESTRUCTURAL DE LOS VECINDARIOS
GPara mejorar la infraestructura de los vecindarios residenciales en la Ciudad de Miami Beach, consistente
en ornato de las calles y aceras, incluyendo iluminacion y cirboles, mejoras de obras publicas, medidas para
aliviar el tnifico, estabilizacion del litoral, y las instalaciones de mantenimiento relacionadas, debeni
autorizarse a la Ciudad de Miami Beach a emitir bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la cantidad de
$57,915,000 en suma principal, pagaderos de los fondos de tasacion ad valorem ilimitados, generando
intereses con indices determinados en el momento de la venta de bonos, sin ex ceder el indice legal vigente
en el momento de la venta de dichos bonos?
FOR BONDS/A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS
AGAINST BONDS/EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS
MUNICIPAL QUESTIONSIPROPUEST AS MUNICIP ALES
#3
$24,830,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES
To improve recreational facilities and equipment, access, security and related maintenance facilities for
parks and beaches located in the City of Miami Beach, shall the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue
general obligation bonds not exceeding $24,830,000 in principal amount, payable from unlimited ad
valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the
maximum legal interest rate at such time(s)?
EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLIGACION GENERAL POR $24,830,000
PARA MEJORAS A PARQUES Y PLAYAS
z,Para mejorar los centros de recreacion, equipos, el acceso, seguridad y las intalaciones de mantenimiento
relacionadas con parques y playas situados en la Ciudad de Miami Beach, debeni autorizarse a la Ciudad de
Miami Beach a emitir bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la cantidad de $24,830,000 en suma
principal, pagaderos de los fondos de tasacion ad valorem ilimitados, generando intereses con indices
determinados en el momento de la venta de bonos, sin exceder el indice legal vigente en el momento de la
venta de dicho bonos?
FOR BONDS/A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS
AGAINST BONDS/EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS
#4
$9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
To renovate, expand and improve fire stations and related facilities located in the City of Miami Beach and
acquire and equip fire trucks, shall the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general obligation bonds
not exceeding $9,720,000 in principal amount, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest
at rates determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the maximum legal interest rate at such
time(s)?
EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLIGACION GENERAL POR $9,720,000 PARA
INMUEBLES Y EQUIPOS PARA BOMBEROS
lPara renovar, expander y mejorar las estaciones de bomberos e inmuebles relacionados que se encuentran
en la Ciudad de Miami Beach, y para la adquisicion de camiones de bomberos, debeni autorizarse a la
Ciudad de Miami Beach a emitir bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la cantidad de $9,720,000 en
sum a principal, pagaderos de los fondos de tasacion ad valorem ilimitados, generando intereses con indices
determinados en el momenta de la venta de bonos, sin exceder el indice legal vigente en el momenta de la
venta de dichos bonos?
FOR BONDS/A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS
AGAINST BONDS/EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS
MUNICIPAL QUESTIONSIPROPUESTAS MUNICIPALES
#5
CODE AMENDMENT REDUCING PERCENTAGE OF RESORT TAX COLLECTIONS
ALLOCATED TO VISITOR AND CONVENTION AUTHORITY
Shall the Miami Beach City Code be amended to reduce the percentage of resort tax monies allocated to the
Visitor and Convention Authority from 50% of the resort tax collections in the City to 5% of said resort tax
collections, with the remaining resort tax collections to be retained by the City to be used for tourism-
related services, including police, fire, sanitation, beach patrol and other services?
ENMIENDA AL CODIGO PARA REDUCIR EL PORCENT AJE DE LOS FONDOS
RECAUDADOS MEDIANTE EL IMPUESTO TURlSTICO ASIGNADOS A LA
AUTORIDAD DE VISITANTES Y CONVENCIONES
(,Debeni enmendarse el C6digo de la Ciudad de Miami Beach para reducir el porcentaje de impuestos
turisticos asignado a la Autoridad de Visitantes y Convenciones del 50% de los impuestos turisticos
recaudados en la ciudad, a 5% de dicha recaudaci6n, reteniendo para la ciudad los impuestos turisticos
restantes para ser utilizados en servicios de policia, bomberos, sanidad, patrullas playeras y otros servicios
relacionados con el turismo?
I YES/SI
NO/NO
#6
CHARTER AMENDMENT
INCREASING SALARIES OF CITY COMMISSIONERS AND MAYOR
Shall Section 2.02 of the Miami Beach City Charter be amended to increase the existing annual salary
(established in 1966) of $6,000 for each city commissioner and $10,000 for mayor to $15,000 for each city
commissioner and $25,000 for mayor, said salary increases amounting to one-half of the actual cumulative
increase in the consumer price index from 1966 to 1999?
ENMIENDA A LA CARTA CONSTITUCIONAL PARA AUMENTAR EL SALARIO
DE LOS COMISIONADOS Y ALCALDE DE LA CIUDAD
(,Debeni ser enmendada la Secci6n 2,02 de la Carta Constitucional de la Ciudad de Miami Beach para
incrementar el actual salario anual que fue establecido en 1966 de $6,000 para cada comisionado y $10,000
para el alcalde, a $15,000 para cada comisionado y $25,000 para el alcalde; siendo dicho incremento de
salario la mitad del incremento acumulativo actual del indice de precios al consumidor del 1966 al 1999?
I YES/SI
NO/NO
MUNICIPAL QUESTIONSIPROPUEST AS MUNICIP ALES
#7
CHARTER AMENDMENT TO CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
BASE AND SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION FUNDS FOR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
Shall the Miami Beach base pension fund for firemen and policemen (City Special Related Acts, Article
IX) be amended to delete obsolete language, add a deferred retirement option plan, substitute the "prudent
person rule" for existing investment restrictions, and include pension benefits currently provided in the City
of Miami Beach "police officers' and firefighters' supplemental pension plan" (City Code Chapter 78,
Article IV), allowing for repeal of said supplemental plan from the City Code?
ENMIENDA A LA CART A CONSTITUCIONAL DE LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH
FONDOS DE PENSION BASICOS Y SUPLEMENT ARIOS
PARA BOMBEROS Y POLICIAS
(,Debe ser enmendado el Articulo IX de las Leyes Relacionadas Especiales de la Ciudad relativo al fondo
basico de pensi6n para bomberos y policias de Miami Beach para eliminar ellenguage obsoleto, agregar un
plan de opci6n de retiro deferido, sustituir las actuales restricciones para la inversi6n por la norma de
"persona prudente," e incluir los beneficios de pensi6n que se brindan actualmente en el "plan
suplementario para oficiales de la policia y bomberos" de la Ciudad de Miami Beach (Articulo IV del
Capitulo 78 del C6digo Municipal), permitiendo asi la revocaci6n de dicho plan suplementario del C6digo
Municipal?
I YES/SI
NO/NO
#8
GENERAL EMPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD:
DELETING SPECIFIC INVESTMENT/ALLOCATION RESTRICTIONS AND
SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR PRUDENT PERSON STANDARD
Shall Article VI, Section 31 of the Related Special Acts of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, be amended
to delete specific restrictions concerning Pension Board investment and allocation, and to substitute
therefor language authorizing the Pension Board to exercise (in a prudent manner) independent judgment in
allocating and investing funds?
LA JUNTA DE PENSIONES DE EMPLEADOS GENERALES DE LA CIUDAD DE
MIAMI BEACH: ELIMINACION DE RESTRICCIONES ESPECIFICAS PARA
INVERSION DE FONDOS ASIGNADOS, SUSTITUYENDOLAS POR LA DE LA
NORMA "PERSONA PRUDENTE"
(,Debera ser enmendado el Articulo VI, Secci6n 3 I de las Leyes Relacionadas Especiales de la Ciudad de
Miami Beach, Florida, para que se eliminen las restricciones especificas sobre la inversiones y asignaci6n
de fondos por la Junta de Pensiones, por cuanto el texto de la ley se sustituya y autorize a la Junta de
Pensiones ejercer de manera prudente su criterio independiente en la inversi6n y asignaci6n de fondos?
I YES/SI
NO/NO
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LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA (Q
AVISO DE ELECCIONES GENERALES
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
POR LA PRESENTE SE A VISA QUE se ha seoalado una Eleccion General pore! Alcalde y Ia Comisi6n dc fa Cilld.,d de Miami Be.ll h, Honda
ell cLlll1plimiento de la Resoluci6n 99-2331Y, y sc celcbrara en la Jnencionada Ciudad desde Ias 7:00 .1.In. h.lsta IdS ;;00 p.llI. d dia 2 de no\'iclllhrc
til' J (J9l.) con el pn)posito declegirdos (2) Comisionddos dc la Ciudad en IDS Crupos V y VI, respeclivMllentl', y UIl Alcdldl', cada 1Ino de IllS clIdll's
Iwrmanecer,ln en sus cargos por eltt'rmino dispuesto por la Icy.
VOTAMATIC SAMPLE BALLOT
BOLETA DE MUESTRA PARA LAS MAoUINAS DE VOTAR
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH GENERAL ELECTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1999
ELECCIONES GENERALES Y ESPECIALES DE LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, MARTES, 2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
FOR MAYOR PARA ALCALDE
-
Vole lor One (1) MIKE CALHOUN 133 -+ +- 133 MIKE CALHOUN
Ollly NEISEN KASDIN 134 +- 134 NEISEN KASDIN S~I",","'"
-+
LESLIE MARTINEZ-BOTET 135 -+ +- 135 LESLIE MARTINEZ-BOTET
MARTIN SHAPIRO 136 -+ +- 136 MARTIN SHAPIRO
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP V PARA COMISIONADO - GRUPO V --
JOE FONTANA 141 -+ +- 141 JOE FONTANA
Vote 'orGlle (1) LUIS GARCIA 142 -+ +- 142 LUIS GARCIA VottlpOI uno{1/
Ollly CHARLES SCHAAB 143 +- 143 CHARLES SCHAAB Sulanleflle
-+
RICHARD L. STEINBERG 144 -+ +- 144 RICHARD STEINBERG
MANNY WARSZAVSKI 145 -+ +- 145 MANNY WARSZAVSKI
LEE WEISS 146 -+ +- 146 LEE WEISS
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI PARA COMISIONADO - GRUPO VI
VlJlt: lor One (1) MATTI HERRERA BOWER 151 -+ +- 151 MATTI HERRERA BOWER Vuleporuflo (1)
Only L1L1AM LOPEZ 152 -+ +- 152 L1L1AM LOPEZ S~)I;jrl",'.lu
MIKE THOMPSON 153 -+ +- 153 MIKE THOMPSON
Para ...j pJ'OIll'l:-.ilo de cck:brar y conducir dicha clccci{lll, la Ciudud de Miami Beach ha sido dividida ell prccinlus dc \!olacit)ll, COli Ins coJ..~gj()S clectorales dL' tu:-,
mismos COIIIO sigllcn:
PCT, LOCALIZACION DIRECCION I'CT, LlICALIZAl'ION III1IECCION
011 BISCAYNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOO 77 STREET 031 DAilE BOULEVARD FIIlE STATION #~ ~300 PINE Ji(EE DRIVE
013 NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER 7250 COI,LlNS A VENUE I'm MIAMIIIEACH PUIJLlC LIBRARY 2J(Kl COLLINS A VENUE
014 NORTH SHORE RECREATION CENTER 501-72ST 033 BARCLAY PLAZA HOTEL & AI'!' 1940 PARK A VENUE
015 fAIIlWAY PARK 200 FAIRWA Y DR 034 MIAMI BEACH nOTANICAL (IARDliN 2000CONV. (TK D/(
OIH NORMANDY SHOIHi GOLl" COURSE 24011JIARRITZ DR 035 21st STREET COMMUNITY CliNTER 2100 WASHINGTON AVE,
019 NORMANDY ISLE MUNICIPAL POOL 1765 - 7 I ST 036 FLAMINGO PARK TEEN CENTER 1000 nth STH.F1n
021 NORTH SHORE RECREATION CENTER 501 - 72 ST 037 MIAMI BEACH CITY HAIL 1700 CON V" CTK. DH.
012 SilANE WATERSPORTS CENTER 6500 INDIAN CREEK DR, 03H MIAMI BEACH ROD & REI;L CLUII 20H SO,IBBISCUS DR,
023 MIAMI BEACH FIRE STATION #3 5303 COLLINS AVE. 039 ST FRANCIS DE SALES C1IURCH 621 ALTON ROAD
024 NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL 4301 N, MICIllGAN A VI., 040 ST FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH 621 AITON ROAD
025 MIAMIABEACH FIRE STATION #3 5303 COLLINS AVE, 041 MIAMllIEACH FIIIE STATION # I 1051 JEFFERSON AVE,
026 21 st ST, COMMUNITY CENTER 211~l WASIllNGTON AVE, 042 MIAMIIIEACH SENIOR CENTER 610 ESPANOLA WAY
027 OCEAN GRANDE HOTEL 3651 COLLINS A VENUE 043 MIAMllIEACH POLICE DEPAllTMENT I J(KI W ASHING'IllN AVE
02H TEMPLE BETH SHOIOM 4144 CHASE A VENUE 044 OCEAN FRONT AUDITORIUM J(KlI OCEAN DRIVE
029 NORTH BEACH EI,EMENTARY SCHOOL 4100 PRAIRIE AVE, 046 SOUTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER H33 - 6 STREET
010 MIAMIIIEACH BOTANICAL CiAIWEN 2000 CONVEN, CTR D1RVE 04H SOUTH POINTE PARK 1 WASHINGTON AVE,
La votacion sera conducida de acuerdo con las teyes del Estado de la Florida con respcclo al uso de sislemas de vol<l.ci6n c1ecIHlllicas,
Todos 105 dcctores dcbcn votaren 105 colegios eleclorales. en los precintos de votacion en 105 que 105 Iibros de rcgislraciollcs oficialcs llIueslran que dicho elector
reside. La rcgistraci6n de personas que desecn votar en dicha Eleccion G-encral dcbcni ser de acuerdo con la Icy gencral JeI ESlado que gobiema la rcgistracioll
de votantes. Sol~uncntc las personas registradas apropiadamente estani.n calificadas para votar en dicha e1eccioll.
Todas las prcgulllas reliltivas a la registracion de volantes debeCii ser dirigida al Departamento de Elecciollcs del Condado de Dade, lIt N.W. J ra, Sired, suile
19/0, Mi'lIIi Florid, 33128,lel,;fono n"mern 375-5553,
EI Ullmcro del prt:Cinlo que Ie corresponde esta impreso en su tarjeta de idcnlificaci6n de e1eclor.
LOS CENTROS DE VOTACION Alll{EN DE 7,00 A,M, A 7:(X) P,M,
Robert Parcher, Sccrclario de la Adnlinislracion Municipal (City Clerk) Este aviso S8 publica como cortesi a y no S8 requiere porIa ley.
Ciudad de Miami Ut:ach
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LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
AVISO DE ELECCIONES ESPECIALES
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
!D
"OR EL PRESENTE SE A VISA QUE se ha senalado una Elecci,;n Especial por el Alcalde y la Comisi"n de I" Ciud"d de Miami Beach, ';Iorid"
en cumplimiento de ld Rc.solucion 99-23319, y.se celebrara en la mencionada Chldad desde las 7:00 a,m. haslalas 7:00 p.m. cI dia 2 dc novil'lllbrc
de )I)yy, en CUYd ocasi61l scr.lll somctidas a Ius votantcs debid,lmcnte rcgistrddos y calificados de 1.1 Ciuddd de t\.HillIli Bedch I.IS sigUlenll's
preguntas:
VOTAMATIC SAMPLE BALLOT
BOLETA DE MUESTRA PARA LAS MAoUINAS DE VOTAR
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH SPECIAL ELECTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1999
ELECCIONES ESPECIALES DE LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, MARTES, 2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
MIAMI BEACH QUESTIONS
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK- TO
"MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
PROPUESTAS DE MIAMI BEACH
PARA CAMBIARSE EL NOMBRE DE "OCEAN BEACH PARK"
A "MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
Shall "Ocean Beach Park" (located generally to the east of Ocaan Drive between the l.Debere "Ocean Beach Park" (situado generalmente al este de Ocean Drive, eCnlre
south right 01 way 01 2nd Strect extended, and the north right of way of 3rd Street la exlensi6n de /a via derecha del sur de la calle 2da y la extensi6n de la via derecha
extended) be renamed "Marjory Stoneman Douglas Ocean Beach Park"? norta de la calle 3ra) renombrarse "Marjory Stoneman Oooglas Ocean Beach Park"?
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$57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE
To improve neighborhood inlrastructure in the City of Miami Beach, consisting 01
slreelscapes and traffic calming measures, shoreline stabilization and related
maintenance facilities, shall the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general
obligation bonds not exceeding $57,915,000 in principal amount, payable from
unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined at the lime(s) of sale
thereol, not exceeding the maximum legal interest rate at such Iime(s)?
EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLlGACION GENERAL
POR VALOR DE $57,915,000 PARA MEJORAS
INFRAESTRUCTURAL DE LOS VECINDARIOS
l.Para mejorar la infraeslructura de los vecindarios residenciales en let Ciudad de
Miami Beach, consistente en ornato de las calles y aceras, incluyendo iluminaclilfl y
arboles, majoras de obras publicas, mediuas para aliviar altralico, estabilizacion del
Iitoral, y las instalaciones de mantenimianto relacionadas, dobare autorizarse a la
Ciudad de Miami Beach a emilir bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la
cantidad de $57,915,000 en surna principal, pauaderos de lo~ londos de lasacion ad
valorem ilimitados, generando inlerases con indices delerminados en el momento do
la venta de bonos, sin exceder el indice legal vigente en ellllUffiento de la venta de
dichos bonos?
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........ ... - .. -..--- ......-.-- ........ --...-- ..--- ....-
$24,830,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES
10 imfJ'ove recrealional lacilllies and BLluiprnenl, access, seclJrity and related
maintenance facilities lor parks and beaches located in the City of Miami Beach, shalt
the City of Miami Beach be authotiled to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding
$24,830,000 in prinCipal amount, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing
interest al rates delernlined at the time(s) 01 sale Itlereof, not excee(jing the maximum
!tlgnllnterest rale <.:it such time(s)?
I ~~~I~~~~~NDS 1~~:;
$9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR
FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
ro renovate, expand and improve fire stations and related facilities located in the Gily
01 Miami Beach and acquIrE: and equip fire trucks, shall the City of Miami Beach be
authorized 10 issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $9,720,000 in principal
amount, payable from unlimiledad valorem taxation, bearing interest at ratesdetermined
at the limo(s) 01 sale Itwreof, not Oxcou(ling the maximum legal interest rate at such
ticnt.:(s}?
FOR BONDS 204 ->
AGAINST BONDS 205->
".- . .,- -.
EMISION DE BONOS DE OBUGACION GENERAL POR $24,830,000 PARA
MEJORAS A PARQUES Y PLAYAS
LPara mejorar 105 centros de recreacion, equipos, vi acceso, seyuridad
y las iflstaJaciones de mantrenirniellto ruladolladas con J1drqLJ8S y playas slluado~ en
la ciudad de Miami Beach, debera autorLu.lfse a la ciudad do MiamI Beacll a ernitir
l.lOnas de oligaci6n general quo no excedan la canlidad de $24,830,000 en suma
principal, pagaderos de los fOlllkJ~ de lasacion ad valorern ililllifados, !)Bnerando
inlereses call indices determinados en el momento de 1.1 venla du bonos, sin t:)(cuder
ej illlJico legal vigenle en 01 momentu de la vania de didlOS lHJI10S?
+- 192 A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS I
+- ,193 EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS
EMISI6N DE BONOS DE OBLlGACION GENERAL POR $9,'120000 PARA
INMUEBLES Y EQUIPOS PARA BOMBEROS
LPara renovar, expander y meJorar las eslaciones de homlJl)ros e Inmuellles
relaciollfldos que sa encuentrclll en la Ciudad d-.: Miami Beach, Y pWilla atlquisici6n
de camiones de bomberos, debura CllJlorildr:;o d la Ciuddd (11;: Miami Beach a urTlltir
bonos de ouh!)dci6n general 4uo no exc8tlan la cantiddd de S:1,720,OOO en surna
pincipal, pagatJeros ue los londos de lasacion ad valorem i1ill1itados utillt:rando
inlerl.;st:s con Indices ueterminados en el momenta do la venta de tJOIlOS, sin excedtJr
el indice legal vjQ~~I~ ~n ~l ~T1omenlo dela vanta do Jichos bonus?
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Ballot Question 1
Renaming "OCEAN BEACH PARK" to "MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN
BEACH PARK"
Shall "Ocean Beach Park" (located generally to the east of Ocean Drive between the
south right of way of 2nd Street extended, and the north right way of 3rd Street
extended) be renamed "Marjory Stoneman Douglas Ocean Beach Park"?
Explanation
Marjory Stoneman Douglas has an international reputation as a conservationist and has
authored books on conservation. She spent more than 70 years of her life in South
Florida; in 1916 she lived
on Miami Beach. Miami Beach had a formative effect on her writings and philosophy,
and is referred to throughout her work. In 1989, at the age of 98 she fought to save
Ocean Beach Park from development. Ocean Beach Park is largely reclaimed from
sandy soil, and Ms. Stoneman Douglas was involved in the initial movement to reclaim
the park. Ms. Stoneman Douglas, who is renown for her efforts to protect the natural
resources of Florida, was presented with the Medal of Freedom by President Clinton in
November of 1993 in honor of her work. Marjory Stoneman Douglas died in Miami on
May 14,1998 at the age of 108 years old.
A previous proposal to rename Ocean Beach Park after Marjory Stoneman Douglas
was approved by the City of Miami Beach Commission on July 12, 1995, and was
presented to the electorate of the City of Miami Beach as a ballot question at the
November 7, 1995 Special Election. The question was defeated by a narrow margin:
4250 in favor of the renaming and 4392 against (49% in favor; 51 % against). This
proposal is presented to the voters today, in an effort to recognize Ms. Stoneman
Douglas for her part in saving Ocean Beach Park, and as a result of increased
recognition for her work in Miami Beach.
Proposed G.O. Bond Program Projects
There are three ballot questions comprising the G.O. Bond Program.
Ballot Question 2
$57,915,000 General Obligation Bond Issue for Improvements to Neighborhood
Infrastructure
To improve neighborhood infrastructure in the City of Miami Beach, consisting of
streetscapes and traffic calming measure, shoreline stabilization and related
maintenance facilities, shall the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general
obligation bonds not exceeding $57,917,000, in principal amount, payable form
unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined at the time(s) of sale
thereof, not exceeding thee maximum legal interest rate at such time(s)?
Explanation
Neighborhood Improvements
Includes streetscape improvements, traffic calming measures, shoreline stabilization,
and related maintenance facilities. Streetscape improvements include landscaping,
lighting, sidewalks, curb, gutters, street paving, and traffic control devices for the City's
residential neighborhood streets. Related maintenance facilities are included. The total
amount of this issue is $57,915,000
Ballot Question 3
$24,830,000 General Obligation Issue for Improvements to Parks and Beaches
To improve recreational facilities and equipment, access, security and related
maintenance facilities for parks and beaches located in the city of Miami Beach, shall
the city of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding
$24,830,000, in principle amount, payable form ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at
rates determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the maximum legal
interest rate at such time(s)?
Explanation
Parks and Beaches
Improve recreational facilities, equipment, access, and security for the City's
neighborhood parks and beaches. Community facilities, community parks, and related
maintenance facilities would be renovated, improved, and expanded, The total amount
of this issue is $24,830,000.
Ballot Question 4
$9, 720,000 General Obligation Bond Issue for Fire Safety Facilities and
Equipment
To renovate, expand and improve fire stations and related facilities located in the City of
Miami Beach and acquire and equip fire trucks, shall the City of Miami Beach be
authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $9,720,000 in principal
amount, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates
determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the maximum legal interest rate
at such time(s)?
Explanation
Fire and Safety Equipment
Includes renovation and improvement of Fire Station #2 at 2300 Pinetree Drive, Station
#4 at 6880 Indian Oreek Drive, purchasing fire trucks and associated equipment, and
related maintenance facilities. The total amount of the issue is $9,720,000
The total of the three questions for G.O. Bond issuance is $92,465,000. This is
comprised of $89,946,790 in identified capital improvement program additions, and a
2% issuance cost.
Explanation
What is a General Obligation (G.O.) Bond?
General Obligation Bonds are a way of financing the cost of physical improvements to
the City's neighborhoods, streets, public safety and other facilities, parks and beaches.
General Obligation Bonds are paid solely from property taxes (Ad Valorem) and are
used to pay for projects that do not produce revenue.
The City has previously issued General Obligation bonds in 1987, 1992 and most
recently in 1997 to improve the City's parks. The total amount of general obligation
bonds outstanding at September 30, 1999 was $34,725,000 and this debt will be
completely paid off in 2007. General Obligation Bonds are paid through an annual tax
to property owners called debt service millage. It is equal to the amount required each
year to pay the principal and interest on the bonds that are outstanding. It is set by the
City Commission annually and charged to property owners based on the assessed
value of their property.
The debt service millage has been lowered each year and has declined from 3.705 mills
in 1990 to 1.199 in 2000. The debt service millage is the rate of tax per $1000 of
assessed value of a property. The cost of debt service for a $200,000 home after
deducting a $25,000 homestead exemption, was $700 in 1990 while in 2000 it will be
$209.83.
The current outstanding general obligation bonds will be paid off in 2007. If the
proposed bonds are approved by the voters the debt service millage will continue to be
charged to property owners. However, it is expected that the debt service millage
charged to property owners will continue to decline on an annual basis. This is
expected to happen because: 1) the value of all property in the City is increasing at an
average rate of 10% limited to the lesser of 3% or the rate of inflation, (1.6% in 1999);
and the cost of the annual payments on the proposed bonds will be less than the cost
of the bonds currently outstanding. An oversight committee consisting of community
residents will oversee the projects and ensure that the program is implemented within a
designated timeline.
Ballot Question 5
Code Amendment Reducing Percentage of Resort Tax Collections Allocated to
Visitor and Convention Authority
Shall the Miami Beach City Code be amended to reduce the percentage of resort tax
monies allocated to the Visitor and Convention Authority from 50% of the resort tax
collections in the City to 5% of said resort tax collections, with the remaining resort tax
collections to be retained by the City to be used for tourism-related services, including
police, fire, sanitation, beach patrol and other services?
Explanation
Resort Tax is collected on sales of food, beverage, alcohol and hotel rooms, and was
established in 1967. The amount collected in FY 1967, the first year that Resort Tax
was collected in Miami Beach, was $1,523,600. In FY 2000, the collection of Resort
Tax is estimated to be $17,000,000. After the cost of collection is deducted, half of
these dollars are used by the City to provide a portion of the cost of tourism-related
services in the amount of $8,160,000.
The other half of the Resort Tax collected $8,160,000 is transferred to the VCA. VCA
uses this money to pay for special event grants and administrative expenses in the
amount of $1,156,000, and to pay the cost of convention and destination marketing
provided under a contract with the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau in the
amount of $5,000,000.
If the ballot question is approved it will reduce the resort tax dollars given to the VCA
from 50% of net collection to 5% of net collection. The City will use these dollars to pay
for the contract services with the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, as the
VCA currently does, The additional $2,344,000 received by the City will be used to pay
for tourism expenses (police, fire, sanitation, lifeguards) currently funded through other
sources.
Ballot Question 6
Charter Amendment Increasing Salaries of City Commissioners and Mayor
Shall Section 2.02 of the Miami Beach City Charter be amended to increase the
existing annual salary (established in 1966) of $6,000 for each City Commissioner and
$10,000 for Mayor to $15,000 for each City Commissioner and $25,000 for Mayor, said
salary increases amounting to one-half of the actual cumulative increase in the
consumer price index from 1966 to 1999?
Explanation
Section 2.02 of the Miami Beach City Charter presently provides that each City
Commissioner shall have an annual salary of $6,000, and the Mayor shall have an
annual salary of $10,000 -- these salaries were established in 1966. Since 1966,
neither the Mayor nor City Commissioners have received an increase in salary.
According to the Consumer Price Index (as produced by the Federal Bureau of Labor
Statistics, serving as an approximation of an ideal cost of living index), the $6,000 City
Commissioner salary as established in 1966 is, under 1999 dollars equivalent to
approximately $30,000, and the $10,000 salary of the Mayor as established in 1966 is
equivalent to 1999 dollar values of approximately $50,000. The subject ballot question
proposes increasing the existing salaries of City Commissioner and Mayor by
approximately one-half of these cumulative increases in the Consumer Price Index from
1966 to 1999. Therefore, under the proposed measure, each City Commissioner would
earn $15,000, with the Mayor earning $25,000.
Ballot Question 7
Base and Supplemental Pension Funds for Fireman and Policemen
Shall the Miami Beach base pension fund for fireman and policemen (City Special
Related Acts, Article IX) be amended to delete obsolete language, add a deferred
retirement option plan, substitute the "prudent person rule"for existing investment
restrictions, and include pension benefits currently provided in the City of Miami Beach
"police officers' and firefighters' supplemental pension plan"(City Code Chapter 78,
Article IV) allowing for repeal of said supplemental plan from the City Code.
Explanation
There are currently two pension plans for the Miami Beach firefighters and policemen.
One is referred to as the "base" plan, which was adopted by Special Act of the State
Legislature, and the other one is referred to as the "supplemental" plan, which was
adopted by City of Miami Beach ordinance. The November 2, 1999 City referendum
proposes to merge these two plans, with the supplemental plan being repealed and the
base plan being the surviving plan. The benefits under the merged plan are the same
benefits that they received under the two plans. In other words, the benefits will be
maintained.
The merged plan deletes obsolete language and creates savings of over $3.7 million in
the current year as a result of reductions in administrative costs of $1.2 million and in
the funding requirement of the combined plans of $2.5 million. Administrative savings
are anticipated to continue on an annual basis. The funding requirements of the
combined plans will continue to be determined on an annual basis by the Plan's
actuary.
In addition to the merger of the two plans, a new provision has been added, a deferred
retirement option plan, commonly known as DROP. This provision was negotiated and
agreed to by the Miami Beach Fraternal Order of Police, the police union, the
International Association of Firefighters Local 151 0, the firefighters union and the City of
Miami Beach. If the ballot question is approved, firefighters and policemen may elect to
enter the DROP program for up to 36 months when they are eligible to retire. A DROP
account would include a transfer of the monthly retirement benefits that would be paid
out at the end of the DROP plan period. Under this plan the City will not have to pay
money into the employee's retirement plan during this period. Employees whose chose
the proposed option will no longer have retirement contributions deducted from their
pay during the proposed DROP period and that at the end of the DROP period they will
have accrued retirement benefits.
Currently the Miami Beach base pension plan for fireman and policemen contains very
specific restrictions on investments. These restrictions limit the Pension Board in
investing funds. If this ballot question is approved, the amendments to the base
pension plan will allow the Pension Board the same flexibility in determining how
pension funds are invested and allocated among different types of investments as they
currently have under the supplemental pension plan. Investment decisions would be
made based on the "Prudent Person Standard". This is a common law standard
applicable to the investment of trust funds which states that: " All that can be expected
of a trustee in the investment of trust funds is that he conduct himself faithfully and
exercise sound discretion. He is to observe how men of prudence, discretion and
intelligence manage their own affairs, not in regard to speculation, but in regard to the
permanent disposition of their funds, considering the probable income as well as the
probable safety of the capital to be invested." This standard would require that the
Board act faithfully and exercise sound discretion considering both the probable income
as well as the probable safety of the capital to be invested, in making investment
decisions.
Ballot Question 8
General Employees' Pension Board: Deleting Specific Investment/Allocation
Restrictions and Substituting Therefore Prudent Person Standard
Shall Article VI, Section 31 of the Related Special Acts, of the City of Miami Beach,
Florida, be amended to specific restrictions concerning Pension Board investment and
allocation, and to substitute therefore language authorizing the Pension Board to
exercise (in a prudent manner) independent judgment in allocating and investing funds?
Explanation
The Retirement System for General Employees of the City of Miami Beach contains
very specific restrictions on investments. These restrictions limit the Pension Board in
investing funds.
If this ballot question is approved, the amendments to the Special Acts will allow the
Pension Board more flexibility in determining how pension funds are invested and
allocated among different types of investments. Investment decisions would be made
based on the "Prudent Person Standard". This is a common law standard applicable to
the investment of trust funds which states that: " All that can be expected of a trustee in
the investment of trust funds is that he conduct himself faithfully and exercise sound
discretion. He is to observe how men of prudence, discretion and intelligence manage
their own affairs, not in regard to speculation, but in regard to the permanent disposition
of their funds, considering the probable income as well as the probable safety of the
capital to be invested." This standard would require that the Board act faithfully and
exercise sound discretion considering both the probable income as well as the probable
safety of the capital to be invested, in making investment decisions.
The "Prudent Person Standard" already governs the Retirement System for
Unclassified Employees and Elected Officials of the City of Miami Beach and the City
Supplemental Pension Plan for Firefighters and Police Officers in the City of Miami
Beach.
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Mailing Address:
P 0. Box 012241
Miami, Florida 33101-2241
STATE OF FLORIDA)
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE)
I, David C. Leahy, Supervisor of Elections of Miami-Dade County, Florida, do hereby certify that the
hereby attached is a true and correct copy of the precinct and absentee ballot counts of the votes cast for
the municipal candidates and questions below at the November 2,1999 City of Miami Beach General
and Special Elections.
FOR MAYOR
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP V
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK" TO "MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
$57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD
INFRASTRUCTURE
$24,830,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES
$9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
CODE AMENDMENT REDUCING PERCENTAGE OF RESORT TAX COLLECTIONS ALLOCATED TO
VISITOR AND CONVENTION AUTHORITY
CHARTER AMENDMENT INCREASING SALARIES OF CITY COMMISSIONERS AND MAYOR
CHARTER AMENDMENT TO CITY OF MIAMI BEACH BASE AND SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION FUNDS
FOR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
GENERAL EMPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD: DELETING SPECIFIC INVESTMENT/ALLOCATION
RESTRICTIONS AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR PRUDENT PERSON STANDARD
WITNESS MY HAND AND
OFFICIAL SEAL, AT MIAMI,
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
ON THIS 2nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1999.
David C. Leahy
Supervisor of Elections
Miami-Dade County
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CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIMARY, GENERAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 4
10,14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
Precincts Counted 32 100.00%
Absentee Precincts Count.ed 1 100.00%
Registered Voters 32,977 100.00%
Ballots Cast 9,876 29,95%
MAYOR
A, Mike Calhoun 269 2,86%
B, Neisen Kasdin 4,693 49.94%
C. Leslie Martinez-Botet 543 5,78%
D. Martin Shapiro 3,893 41.42%
Precinct Reg Blts %Trn A, B. C. D.
0011 1477 396 26.81 13 219 20 132
0013 1549 349 22.53 16 154 36 118
0014 1459 408 27.96 10 137 25 211
0015 676 206 30,47 3 126 7 67
0018 1551 344 22,18 9 132 28 150
0019 571 154 26,97 5 89 11 44
0(121 1165 285 24,46 11 140 16 104
0022 601 205 34.11 6 124 18 50
0023 1703 524 30,77 8 191 14 293
0024 1247 401 32.16 13 234 8 145
0025 1084 307 28,32 2 102 12 176
0026 46 10 21. 74 0 4 1 5
0027 805 220 27,33 14 71 15 106
0028 1204 432 35.88 8 218 10 183
0029 1149 411 35.77 10 243 27 120
0030 2249 802 35.66 13 458 19 299
0031 891 281 31,54 8 160 6 101
0(132 1266 371 29.30 4 201 17 135
0033 1003 295 29.41 7 103 20 148
0034 439 96 21.87 7 51 9 23
0035 712 149 20.93 3 69 9 65
0036 1225 289 23,59 8 137 21 104
0037 314 52 16,56 1 26 4 20
0038 436 111 25.46 7 64 7 32
0039 1019 251 24.63 9 109 18 99
0040 1126 317 28.15 7 123 31 131
0041 1500 388 25.87 16 207 29 123
0042 1144 312 27,27 7 147 17 124
0043 477 136 28,51 4 69 9 42
0044 423 148 34.99 2 67 13 41
0046 1527 432 28.29 14 169 36 170
0048 939 310 33.01 2 173 15 107
N001 0 484 22 176 1'0 225
CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIMARY, GENERAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 5
10,14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
COr-IMISSSIONER - GROUP V
A. Joe Fontana. 2,177 24,54%
B, Luis Garcia 3,091 34,84%
C, Charles Schaab 1,062 11 ,97%
D. Richard L, Steinberg 1,678 18,91%
E. Manny Warszavski 625 7.04%
F, Lee Weiss 239 2,69%
Precinct A. B. C, D. E, F.
0011 98 121 28 70 39 8
0013 84 116 15 52 28 8
0014 131 99 17 91 19 3
0(115 61 64 15 46 6 5
0018 94 73 28 78 26 5
0019 31 72 11 22 9 3
0021 64 94 5 56 20 3
0022 45 82 17 39 4 4
0023 214 109 32 100 19 5
0024 90 117 75 72 22 11
0025 92 72 25 69 12 8
0026 1 5 0 1 3 0
0027 39 40 14 76 10 12
0028 74 92 89 119 14 10
0029 85 149 65 75 9 11
0030 122 256 117 212 28 23
0031 49 72 65 53 16 7
0032 63 198 24 45 12 1
0033 88 103 17 21 16 8
0034 12 46 7 9 4 4
0035 31 54 23 14 14 2
0036 43 104 57 22 13 5
0037 13 21 1 11 4 0
0038 18 38 14 23 6 4
0039 58 90 24 26 21 4
0040 78 79 36 37 32 3
0041 81 135 54 27 29 14
0042 52 102 46 29 34 13
OIJ43 25 49 13 15 11 2
0044 22 54 4 20 18 0
0046 86 140 40 43 40 7
0048 44 142 33 14 33 6
N001 89 103 51 91 54 40
CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIMARY, GENERAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 6
10,14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI
A, Matti Herrera Bower 4,545 50.57%
B, Liliam Lopez 2,960 32.93%
C, Mike Thompson 1,483 16,50%
MIAMI BEACH QUESTIONS
RENAMING OCEAN BEACH PARK
D. Yes 4,719 59,86%
E. No 3,165 40.14%
BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO
NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE
F. For bonds 4,283 54.18%
G. Against bonds 3,622 45.82%
Precinct A, B. c. D. E, F, G.
0011 157 148 58 204 152 204 157
0013 145 102 53 154 110 159 112
0014 217 93 54 174 126 143 155
0015 66 67 65 122 68 132 58
0018 137 89 90 162 105 158 115
0019 63 50 32 82 58 85 62
0021 153 72 31 114 104 110 98
0022 95 64 27 102 77 104 74
0023 230 211 52 277 171 213 233
0024 205 114 73 265 119 219 168
0025 141 95 46 155 99 123 131
0026 4 2 1 6 2 4 6
0027 66 94 33 92 58 95 55
0028 140 180 87 221 148 190 187
0029 168 163 57 250 140 202 189
0030 452 194 118 506 248 453 301
0031 130 78 53 170 90 136 123
0032 145 173 29 184 111 158 147
0033 154 71 35 98 102 91 109
0034 45 30 9 34 23 35 27
0035 68 49 23 79 40 63 59
0036 141 80 34 127 89 121 99
0037 30 10 5 22 21 24 21
01J38 54 34 20 67 39 51 56
0039 131 62 34 110 85 102 94
0040 136 84 57 129 111 115 117
0041 188 103 50 168 129 172 120
0042 145 81 44 132 97 134 87
0043 67 36 15 51 45 56 41
0044 73 38 8 29 41 36 36
0046 204 116 60 139 135 126 147
0048 180 81 20 108 96 106 85
N001 215 96 110 186 126 163 153
CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIMARY, GENERAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 7
10,14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO
PARKS AND BEACHES
A. For bonds 4,507 56,94'0
B. Against bonds 3,408 43,06%
BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE SAFETY
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
C. For bonds 5,379 68.51%
D. Against bonds 2,472 31,49%
CODE AMENDMENT REDUCING RESORT TAX
ALLOCATION
E, Yes 5,117 66,35%
F. No 2,595 33.65%
Precinct A. B. C. D, E, F,
0011 213 142 251 98 244 94
0013 162 92 174 84 172 81
0014 158 134 196 92 189 93
0015 130 56 157 30 139 51
0018 159 107 186 87 169 95
0019 86 55 93 48 99 40
0021 116 92 130 71 136 76
0022 118 60 129 50 120 54
0023 236 213 312 141 274 171
0024 231 159 274 108 276 94
0025 135 119 159 102 167 84
0026 4 4 5 3 6 2
0027 107 54 104 40 110 46
0028 185 195 255 119 253 115
0029 212 181 279 112 274 113
0030 473 288 573 180 509 220
0031 138 118 177 78 162 89
0032 165 139 198 111 187 97
0033 95 108 131 66 115 84
0034 34 25 39 22 43 15
0035 62 63 75 49 79 41
0036 117 101 150 68 135 75
0037 25 19 29 16 27 16
0038 48 59 64 44 73 31
0039 107 91 132 60 126 67
0040 129 99 153 77 148 82
0041 182 113 200 97 170 118
0042 140 84 144 72 124 88
0043 57 41 57 36 51 44
0044 45 31 49 26 40 33
0046 126 145 148 130 155 109
0048 122 76 128 61 119 72
N001 190 145 228 94 226 105
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10:14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2. 1999
CHARTER AMENDMENT INCREASING
SALARIES OF COMMISSIONERS AND MAYOR
A, Yes 3,260 41.52%
B, No 4,592 58.48%
CHARTER AMENDMENT TO PENSION FUNDS
FOR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
C. Yes 5,341 69,33%
D, No 2,363 30, 67%
GENERAL EMPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD
PRUDENT PERSON STANDARD
E, Yes 3.967 54,84%
F. No 3,267 45.16%
Precinct A. B, C. D. E. F,
0(111 135 218 226 112 182 143
0013 101 155 165 88 12.8 111
0014 90 204 185 105 142 130
0015 104 88 137 48 122 57
0018 105 169 178 92 131 121
0019 51 90 90 47 76 62
0021 61 148 129 82 91 99
0022 90 91 129 46 90 75
0023 171 275 311 140 207 204
0024 174 212 283 90 231 134
0025 106 151 164 97 123 112
0026 4 4 7 1 6 0
0027 51 103 115 35 76 63
0028 140 223 255 101 185 148
0029 163 222 280 103 212 150
0030 431 323 576 161 451 245
0031 127 132 181 68 132 99
0032 120 171 202 84 148 133
0033 63 136 134 68 81 102
0034 32 25 40 20 32 26
0035 45 78 69 45 58 50
0036 89 131 135 71 98 101
0037 11 33 24 18 21 19
0038 48 59 71 29 57 40
0039 86 109 142 52 94 81
0040 90 142 157 71 101 105
0(141 114 180 182 108 150 131
OfJ42 111 106 159 56 112 85
0043 39 5"1 67 28 44 41
0044 27 47 46 28 31 34
0046 82 189 149 109 124 121
0048 79 116 140 57 97 84
NOO1 120 205 213 103 134 161
1999 Fall Municipal Elections
Miami-Dade County, Florida
November 2, 1999
CERTIFICATION
PUBLIC LOGIC AND ACCURACY TEST
OF THE TABULATION EQUIPMENT
We, the undersigned City Canvassing Boards' representatives appointed to
act during the municipal elections to be held on November 2, 1999, do, by our
signatures hereto, certify that to the best of our knowledge:
1. On November 1, 1999, commencing at approximately 2:30 p.m., the Supervisor of
Elections had the tabulating equipment based in the Elections Department at the
Stephen P. Clark Center tested to ascertain that the equipment will correctly count
the precinct and absentee ballot votes cast for all candidates and questions.
2. The unde'rsigned compared the test results with the predetermined totals for each
choice and pursuant to the requirements established in Section 101.5612, Florida
Statutes, observed the performance and results of all required tests and verified the
correctness of the program, precinct header cards and test ballots, as well as any
replacement of said materials required by said tests, subject to said tests,
3. At the completion of this public logic and accuracy test, the verified logic and
accuracy report, ETNet log, program microdisk (seall\.-/1> ~~ ) and test ballots
with precinct header cards were placed in the custody of the Supervisor of Elections
under seal number b(\"'1 'b'i '2 S
SVASSING BOARD REPRESENTATIVES:
City Clerk Robert Parcher
City of Miami Beach
Page 1 0'3
1999 Fall Municipal Elections
Miami-Dade County, Florida
November 2, 1999
CERTIFICATION
LOGIC AND ACCURACY TEST PERFORMED
PRE. AND POST-PRECINCT AND ABSENTEE BALLOT COUNTS
We, the undersigned City Canvassing Boards' representatives appointed to act
during the municipal elections to be held on November 2, 1999, do, by our signatures
hereto, further certify that to the best of our knowledge:
4. On November 2, 1999, commencing at approximately 6:00 p.m., the Supervisor of
Elections had the tabulating equipment based in the Elections Department at the
Stephen P. Clark Center tested to ascertain that the equipment will correctly count
the precinct and absentee ballot votes cast for all candidates and questions.
Seal number O()78:7 cf'l ' used to secure the testing materials and seal
D 0 7 g '-I ..t S- , used to seal the program microdisk, were broken in our
presence and the contents were used following the procedures of paragraph (2), to
complete this pre-count logic and accuracy test.
5. At the completion of this pre-count logic and accuracy test, all precinct and absentee
ballots cast were counted. Except as otherwise specifically set forth and declared in
this Certification, in our presence and sight, no ballot card was removed from or
added to any ballot card container, ballot card tray or other segregation of ballots,
and no ballot card was in any manner altered or tampered with by any person, and
no person touched any ballot card container, ballot card tray or ballot card, except a
person authorized to do so pursuant to Section 101.5614, Florida Statutes.
6. At the completion of the precinct and absentee ballot counts, the automatic
tabulating equipment was again tested to ascertain that the equipment correctly
counted the precinct and absentee votes cast for all candidates and questions.
7. At the completion of this post-count logic and accuracy test, all voted ballots with
their precinct header cards, and duplicated and spoiled ballots, were stored in
cabinets with seal numbers _ A DO'1SI.f L.l. C 60') 8 2.1..c.f , d'" f>D' Bi.f 10 ,
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Miami-Dade County, Florida
November 2, 1999
Similarly consigned and sealed were the verified logic and accuracy reports, ETNet
log, program microdisk (seal (,,~,/'3 ~~:~ ), broken seals, and the test ballots with
precinct header cards and stored under seal number () 0" i "3 S >'
All items, sealed as described above, were placed in the custody of the Supervisor
of Elections of Miami-Dade County, Florida, for subsequent delivery to the
respective City Clerks.
CANVASSING BOARD REPRESENTATIVES:
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS
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MIAMI, FLORIDA 33126.1962
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Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 012241
Miami, Florida 33101-2241
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
CER TIFICA TION
We, the undersigned, City Commissioner Nancy Liebman, City Commissioner
Jose Smith, and Assistant City Manager Mayra Diaz Buttacavoli, members of the City of
Miami Beach Canvassing Board, do hereby order that all valid absentee ballots for
these elections may be opened starting at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, November 1, 1999.
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH CANVASSING BOARD:
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COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. 801-99
DATE: NOVEMBER 3,1999
TO:
MAYOR NEISEN KASDIN
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION
CITY MANAGER SERGIO RODRIGUEZ
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CITY ATTORNEY
FROM:
SUBJECT:
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS AND CALLING
RUN-OFF ELECTION
The attached Resolutions formally adopt the certificate of results of the City of Miami Beach
November 2, 1999 General Election, adjourn the Canvassing Board for said election, and call for the City
of Miami Beach November 9, 1999 Run-Off Election, made necessary as a result of no candidate for
Mayor and Commission Group # V from the General Election having received a majority of votes cast.
Accordingly, and pursuant to Miami Beach City Charter Section 2.01, a Run-Off Election shall be called
for November 9, 1999 between the two candidates for Mayor and Commission Group # V receiving the
highest number of votes in the General Election.
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AVISO DE ELECCIONES ESPECIALES
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999 -
POR EL PRESENTE SE A VISA QUE se ha senalado una Elecci6n Especial por el Alcalde y la Comisi6n de la Ciudad de Miami Beach, Florida
en cumplimiento de la Resoluci6n 99-23319, y se celebrara en la mencionada Ciudad desde las 7:00 a,m. hasta las 7:00 p,m, el dia 2 de noviembre
de 1999, en cuya ocasi6n seran sometidas a los votantes debidamente registrados y calificados de la Ciudad de Miami Beach las siguientes
preguntas:
VOTAMATIC SAMPLE BALLOT
BOLETA DE MUESTRA PARA LAS MAaUINAS DE VOTAR
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH SPECIAL ELECTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1999
ELECCIONES ESPECIALES DE LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, MARTES, 2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
MIAMI BEACH QUESTIONS PROPUESTAS DE MIAMI BEACH
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK- TO PARA CAMBIARSE EL NOMBRE DE "OCEAN BEACH PARK"
"MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK" A "MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
Shall "Ocean Beach Park" (located generally to the east of Ocean Drive between the i,Debera "Ocean Beach Park" (situado generalmente al este de Ocean Drive, entre
south right of way of 2nd Strect extended, and the north right of way of 3rd Street la extension de la via derecha del sur de la calle 2da y la extension de la via derecha
extended) be renamed "Marjory Stoneman Douglas Ocean Beach Park"? norte de la calle 3ra) renambrarse "Marjory Stoneman Dooglas Ocean Beach Park"?
I YES 163 -+ +- 163 si I
- NO 164 -+ +- 164 NO,
$57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLlGACION GENERAL
IMPROVEMENTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE POR VALOR DE $57,915,000 PARA MEJORAS
INFRAESTRUCTURAL DE LOS VECINDARIOS
To improve neighborhood infrastructure in the City of Miami Beach, consisting of i,Para mejorar la infraestructura de 105 vecindarios residenciales en la Ciudad de
streetscapes and traffic calming measures, shoreline stabilization and related Miami Beach, consistente en ornato de las calles y aceras, incluyendo iluminacion y
maintenance facilities, shall the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general arboles, mejoras de obras publicas, medidas para aliviar el tratico, estabilizacion del
obligation bonds not exceeding $57,915,000 in principal amount, payable from Iltoral, y las instalaciones de mantenimiento relacionadas, debera autorizarse a la
unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined allhetime(s) of sale Ciudad de Miami Beach a emitir bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la
thereof, not exceeding the maximum legal interest rate at such time(s)? cantldad de $57,915,000 en suma principal, pagaderos de los fond os de tasacion ad
valorem ilimitados, generando intereses con indices determinados en el momento de
la venta de bonos, sin exceder el indice leg'al vigente en el momento de la venta de
dichos bonos?
I FOR BONDS 178-+ +- 178 A FAVOR DE LOS BONON~
I AGAINST BONDS 179-+ +- 179 EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS
,
$24,830,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLlGACION GENERAL POR $24,830,000 PARA
IMPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES MEJORAS A PARQUES Y PLAYAS
To improve recreational facilities and equipment, access, security and related i,Para meJorar 105 centros de recreacion, equipos, el acceso, segundad
maintenance facilities for parks and beaches located in the City of Miami Beach, shall Y ias instalaciones de mantrenimiento relacionadas con parques y playas situados en
the City of Miami Beach be authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding la ciudad de Miami Beach, debera autorizarse a la ciudad de Miami Beach a emitir
$24,830,000 in principal amount, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing bonos de oligacion general que no excedan la cantidad de $24,830,000 en suma
interest at rates determined at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the maximum principal, pagaderos de 105 fondos de tasacion ad valorem ilimitados, generando
legal interest rate at such time(s)? intereses con indices determinados en el momento de la venta de bonos, sin exceder
el indice legal vigente en el momento de la venta de dichos bonos?
i FOR BONDS 192 -+ +- 192 A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS I
t AGAINST BONDS 193 -+ +- 193 EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS]
$9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR EMISION DE BONOS DE OBLlGACION GENERAL POR $9,720.000 PARA
FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT INMUEBLES Y EQUIPOS PARA BOMBEROS
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To renovate, expand and improve fire stations and related facilities located in the City i,Para renovar, expander y meJorar las estaciones de bomberos e inmuebles
of Miami Beach and acquire and equip fire trucks, shall the City of Miami Beach be relacionados que se encuentran en la Cludad de Miami Beach, y para la adquislcion
authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $9,720,000 in principal de camiones de bomberos, deb era autorizarse a la Ciudad de Miami Beach a emitir
amount, payable from unlimited ad valorem taxation, bearing interest at rates determined bonos de obligacion general que no excedan la cantidad de 59,720,000 en suma
at the time(s) of sale thereof, not exceeding the maximum legal interest rate at such pincipal, pagaderos de 105 fondos de tasacion ad valorem ilimilados generando
time(s)? intereses con indices determinados en ei momento de la venta de bonos, sin exceder
el indice legal vigente en el momento de la venta de dichos bonos?
I FOR BONDS 204 -+ +- 204 A FAVOR DE LOS BONOS i
AGAINST BONDS 205 -+ +- 205 EN CONTRA DE LOS BONOS]
LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
AVISO DE ELECCIONES GENERALES
2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
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CITY0FMIAM.BEACf~
POR LA PRESENTE SE A VISA QUE se ha senalado una Elecci6n General por el Alcalde y la Comisi6n de la Ciudad de Miami Beach, Florida
"n cumplimiento de la Resoluci6n 99-23319, y se celebrara en la mencionada Ciudad desde las 7:00 a,m, hasta las 7:00 p,m, el dfa 2 de noviembre
de 1999 con el prop6sito de elegir dos (2) Comisionados de la Cilldad en los Gmpos V y VI, respectivamente, y un Alcalde, cad a lIDO de 10s cuales
permaneceran en SllS cargos por el termino displlesto por la ley,
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BOLETA DE MUESTRA PARA LAS MAaUINAS DE VOTAR
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH GENERAL ELECTION, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1999
ELECCIONES GENERALES Y ESPECIALES DE LA CIUDAD DE MIAMI BEACH, MARTES, 2 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1999
FOR MAYOR
Vote for One (1)
Only
MIKE CALHOUN
NEISEN KASDIN
LESLIE MARTINEZ-BOTET
MARTIN SHAPIRO
133 _
134 _
135 _
136 -+
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP V
Vote for One (1)
Only
JOE FONTANA
LUIS GARCIA
CHARLES SCHAAB
RICHARD L. STEINBERG
MANNY WARSZAVSKI
LEE WEISS
141 - - 141
142 -+ - 142
143 -+ - 143
144 -+ - 144
145 -+ - 145
146 -+ - 146
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI
Vote for One (1)
Only
MATTI HERRERA BOWER
L1LIAM LOPEZ
MIKE THOMPSON
151 -+
152 -+
153 -+
- 133
- 134
- 135
- 136
- 151
- 152
- 153
PARA ALCALDE
MIKE CALHOUN
NEISEN KASDIN
LESLIE MARTINEZ-BOTET
MARTIN SHAPIRO
Vote por uno (1)
Sola mente
PARA COMISIONADO - GRUPO V
JOE FONTANA
LUIS GARCIA
CHARLES SCHAAB
RICHARD STEINBERG
MANNY WARSZAVSKI
LEE WEISS
Vote por uno (1)
Solamente
PARA COMISIONADO - GRUPO VI
MATTI HERRERA BOWER
L1L1AM LOPEZ
MIKE THOMPSON
Vote por uno (1)
Sola mente
.I el prop6sito de celebrar y conducir dicha elecci6n, la Ciudad de Miami Beach ha sido dividida en precintos de votaci6n, con los colegios electorales de ros
mismos como siguen:
PCT. LOCALIZACION DIRECCION PCT. LOCALIZACION DIRECCION
011 BISCAYNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 800 - 77 STREET 031 DADE BOULEVARD FIRE STATION #2 2300 PINETREE DRIVE
013 NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER 7250 COLLINS AVENUE 032 MIAMI BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY 2lO0 COLLINS A VENUE
014 NORTH SHORE RECREATION CENTER 501 -72 ST 033 BARCLAY PLAZA HOTEL & APT 1940 PARK AVENUE
015 FAIRWAY PARK 200 FAIRWAY DR 034 MIAMI BEACH BOTANICAL GARDEN 2000CONV. CTR, DR,
018 NORMANDY SHORE GOLF COURSE 2401 BIARRITZ DR 035 21st STREET COMMUNITY CENTER 2100 WASHINGTON AVE.
019 NORMANDY ISLE MUNICIPAL POOL 1765 -71 ST 036 FLAMINGO PARK TEEN CENTER lOOO 12th STREET
021 NORTH SHORE RECREATION CENTER 501 - 72 ST 037 MIAMI BEACH CITY HALL 1700 CONV, CTR, DR,
022 SHANE W A TERSPORTS CENTER 6500 INDIAN CREEK DR, 038 MIAMI BEACH ROD & REEL CLUB 208 SO, HIBISCUS DR.
023 MIAMI BEACH FIRE STATION #3 5303 COLLINS AVE, 039 ST FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH 621 ALTON ROAD
024 NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOL 4301 N, MICHIGAN AVE, 040 ST FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH 621 ALTON ROAD
025 MIAMIABEACH FIRE STATION #3 5303 COLLINS AVE, 041 MIAMI BEACH FIRE STATION #1 1051 JEFFERSON AVE,
026 21st ST. COMMUNITY CENTER 2100 WASHINGTON AVE, 042 MIAMI BEACH SENIOR CENTER 6lO ESPANOLA WAY
027 OCEAN GRANDE HOTEL 3651 COLLINS AVENUE 043 MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 1100 WASHINGTON AVE.
028 TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM 4144 CHASE A VENUE 044 OCEAN FRONT AUDITORIUM 1001 OCEAN DRIVE
029 NORTH BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4100 PRAIRIE AVE, 046 SOUTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER 833 - 6 STREET
030 MIAMI BEACH BOTANICAL GARDEN 2000 CONVEN.CTR DIRVE 048 SOUTH POINTE PARK 1 WASHINGTON AVE,
La votaci6n sera conducida de acuerdo con las leyesdel Estado de la Florida con respecto al uso de sistemas de votaci6n electr6nicas.
Todos los electores deben votar en los colegios electorales, en los precintos de votaci6n en los que los libros de registraciones oficiales muestran que dicho elector
reside. La registraci6n de personas que deseen volar en dicha Elecci6n General debera ser de acuerdo con la ley general del Estado que gobiema la registraci6n
de votantes, Solamente las personas registradas apropiadamente eslaran calificadas para vOlar en dicha elecci6n,
Todas las preguntas relativas a la registraci6n de votantes debera ser dirigida al Departamento de Elecciones del Condado de Dade, 111 N, W, Ira, Street, suite
1910, Miami Florida 33128, telefono nlimero 375-5553,
METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
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STATE OF FLORIDA)
COI:.JNTY OF MIAMI-DADE)
I, David C. Leahy. Superv'isor of Elections of Miami-Dade County. Florida. do hereby certify that the
hereby attached is a true and correct copy of the precinct and absentee ballot counts of the votes cast for
the municipal candidates and questions bdo\\i at the November 2, 1999 City of Miami Beach General
and Special Elections.
FOR rvl-\ YOR
FOR COtvu'vUSSIONER - GROUP V
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK" TO "~L-\RJORY STONE;\HN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
S57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR I;\-fPROVEMENTS TO 1'<cIGHBORHOOD
fNFRASTRUCTURE
S24,830,000 GE~'ERAL OBtIGA TION BOND ISSu'E FOR IIvfPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES
S9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BO~TI ISSlTE FOR FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQL1P;\rE;-..rT
CODE AMENDMENT REDUCING PERCENTAGE OF RESORT TA,..X COLLECTIONS ALLOCATED TO
VISITOR AND CONVENTION AUTHORITY
CHARTER A;\fENDMENT INCREASING SALARlES OF CITY COl'vLYUSSIONERS AND tvL'i. YOR
CHARTER AIvfENDME;-..rT TO CITY OF MIAMI BEACH BASE AND SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION FU0I'DS
FOR FIREMEN AND POUCE.\-fEN
GENERAL El'vfPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD: DELETING SPECIFIC r.-.:VESThfENT/ALLOCA TION
RESTRICTIONS A~TI SUBSTITUTfl\iG THEREFOR PRUDENT PERSON ST A~1)ARD
\vlTNESS MY HA2ID AND
OFFICIAL SEAL, AT MIPuvfI,
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David C. Leahv \
Supervisor of Elections '
Miami-Dade County
MIAMI-DADE COlJf'-.iTY, FLORIDA,
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800 - 77th Street
013 North Shore Community Center
7250 Collins Avenue
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501 . 72 Street
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200 Fairway Drive
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2401 Biarritz Drive
019 ~-----------. Normandy Isle Munidpal Pool
1765 ~71 Street
021 North Shore Recreation Center
501- 72 Street
022------. Shane Watersports Center
6500 Indian Creek Drive
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5303 Collins Avenue
024----Nautilus Middle School
4301 North Michigan Avenue
025 ----.-..-..- Miami Beach Fire Station #3
5303 COUiIlS Avenue
026 - 21st Street Community Center
2100 Washington Avenue
027 --------..-- Ocean Grande Hotel
3651 Collins Avenue
028 ------------- Temple Beth Shalom
4144 Chase Avenue
029 ...------------ North Beach Elementary School
4100 Prairie Avenue
0.30 -------- Miami Beach Botanical Garden
2000 Convention Center
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2300 Pinetree Drive
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2100 Collins Avenue
033 "-----.-., Barclay Plala Hotel & Apartment
1940 Park Avenue
034 Miami Beach Botanical Garden
2000 Convention Center Drive
035 21st Street Community Center
2100 Washington Avenue
036...------ Flamingo Park Teen Center
1000 - 12 Street
037 Miami Beach City Hall
1700 Convention Center
038 .,.-..........., Miami Beach Rod & Reel Club
208 South Hibiscus Drive
039 St. Frands de Sales Church
621 Alton Road
040 St. Francis de Sales Church
621 Alton Road
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1051 Jefferson' Avenue
042.------- Miami Beach Senior Center
610 Espanola Way
043 Miami Beach Polke Department
1100 Washington Avenue
044 ----_. Ocean Front Auditorium
1001 Ocean Drive
046.---.. South Shore Community Center
833 - 6 Street
048 .n_.......... South Poi nte Park
1 Washington Avenue
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METRO-DADE CENTER
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS
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Mailing Address:
P O. Box 012241
Miami, Florida 33101.2241
STATE OF FLORIDA)
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE)
I, David C. Leahy, Supervisor of Elections of Miami-Dade County, Florida, do hereby certify that the
hereby attached is a true and correct copy of the precinct and absentee ballot counts of the votes cast for
the municipal candidates and questions below at the November 2, 1999 City of Miami Beach General
and Special Elections.
FOR MAYOR
FOR COMMISSIONER - GROUP V
FOR COM:MISSIONER - GROUP VI
RENAMING "OCEAN BEACH PARK" TO "MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS OCEAN BEACH PARK"
$57,915,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD
INFRASTRUCTURE
$24,830,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO PARKS AND BEACHES
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$9,720,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
CODE AMENDMENT REDUCING PERCENTAGE OF RESORT TAX COLLECTIONS ALLOCATED TO
VISITOR AND CONVENTION AUTHORITY
CHARTER AMENDMENT INCREASING SALARIES OF CITY COM:MISSIONERS AND MAYOR
CHARTER AMENDMENT TO CITY OF MIAMI BEACH BASE AND SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION FUNDS
FOR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
GENERAL EMPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD: DELETING SPECIFIC INVESTMENT/ALLOCATION
RESTRICTIONS AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR PRUDENT PERSON STANDARD
WITNESS MY HAND AND
OFFICIAL SEAL, AT MIAMI,
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
David C. Leahy
Supervisor of Elections
Miami-Dade County
ON THIS 2nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1999.
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CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIH.;WI, GElIEPAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIOllS Page 4
10:14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVE11BER 2, 1999
CITY OF l1IAMI BEACH
precinct.s Counted 32 100,OO'~
.rillsentee Precincts Counted 1 100. OO'~
Registered Voters 32,977 100,OO'~
Ballots Cast 9,876 29. 95'~
MAYOR
A. Mike Calhoun 269 2,86',
B, !leisen Kasdin 4,693 49,94',
C. Leslie t'lartine::-Botet 543 5.78',
D. Martin Shapiro 3,893 41.42.
Precinct Reg BIts '~Trn A, B. C, 0,
0011 1477 396 26.81 13 219 20 132
0013 1549 349 22.53 16 154 36 118
0014 1459 408 27,96 10 137 25 211
0015 6~- 206 30,47 3 126 7 67
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0018 1551 344 22.18 9 132 28 150
0019 571 154 26.97 5 89 11 44
0021 1165 285 24,46 11 140 16 104
0022 601 205 34,11 6 124 18 50
0023 1703 524 30.77 8 191 14 293
0024 1247 401 32,16 13 234 8 145
0025 1084 307 28.32 2 102 12 176
0026 46 10 21.74 0 4 1 5
0027 805 220 27.33 14 71 15 106
0028 1204 432 35.88 8 218 10 183
0029 1149 411 35.77 10 243 27 120
0030 2249 802 35.66 13 458 19 299
0031 891 281 31. 54 8 160 6 101
0032 1266 371 29.30 4 201 17 135
0033 1003 295 29.41 7 103 20 148
0034 439 96 21. 87 7 51 9 23
0035 712 149 20.93 3 69 9 65
0036 1225 289 23.59 8 137 21 104
0037 314 52 16.56 1 26 4 20
0038 436 111 25.46 7 64 7 32
0039 1019 251 24.63 9 109 18 99
0040 1126 317 28.15 7 123 31 131
0041 1500 388 25,87 16 207 29 123
0042 1144 312 27.27 7 147 17 124
0043 477 136 28.51 4 69 9 42
0044 423 148 34,99 2 67 13 41
0046 1527 432 28,29 14 169 36 170
0048 939 310 33.01 2 173 15 107
N001 0 484 22 176 15 225
CANVASS MUNICIP."'.L PRII1ARY, GENEPAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 5
10,14pm Nov 2 1999 MINH-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
COMMISSSIONER - GROUP V
A. Joe Fontana 2,177 24.54',
B. Luis Garcia 3,091 34,84',
C. Charles Schaab 1,062 11.97',
D. Richard L. Steinberg 1,678 18,91',
E. Manny Wars:::avski 625 7.04'!5
F. Lae Weiss 239 2,69%
Precinct A. 8, C, D. E. F,
0011 98 121 28 70 39 8
0013 84 116 15 52 28 8
0014 131 99 17 91 19 3
0015 61 64 15 46 6 5
0018 94 73 28 78 26 5
0019 31 72 11 22 9 3
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0025 92 72 25 69 12 8
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0029 85 149 65 75 9 11
0030 122 256 117 212 28 23
0031 49 72 65 53 16 7
0032 63 198 24 45 12 1
0033 88 103 17 21 16 8
0034 12 46 7 9 4 4
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0036 43 104 57 22 13 5
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0041 81 135 54 27 29 14
0042 52 102 46 29 34 13
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0046 86 140 40 43 40 7
0048 44 142 33 14 33 6
N001 89 103 51 91 S4 40
CANVASS MUNICIPAL PRIMARY, GENERAL, AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS Page 6
10:14pm Nov 2 1999 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1999
COMMISSIONER - GROUP VI
A, Matti Herrera Bower 4,545 50.57%
B, Li1iam Lopez 2,960 3:;.93'ls
C. Mike Thompson 1,483 16,50%
MI.~I BEACH QUESTIONS
RENAMING OCEAN BEACH PARK
D, Yes 4,719 59.86"
E, No 3,165 40,14,
BOND ISSUE FOR HIPROVEI1ENTS TO
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F, For bonds 4,283 54,18"
G, Against bonds 3,622 45. 8::i~
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0013 145 102 53 154 110 159 112
0014 217 93 54 174 126 143 155
0015 66 67 65 122 68 132 58
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0019 63 50 32 82 58 85 62
0021 153 72 31 114 104 110 98
0022 95 64 27 102 77 104 74
0023 230 211 52 277 171 213 233
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0027 66 94 33 92 58 95 55
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0029 168 163 57 250 140 202 189
0030 452 194 118 506 248 453 301
0031 130 78 53 170 90 136 123
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0033 154 71 35 98 102 91 109
0034 45 30 9 34 23 35 27
0035 68 49 23 79 40 63 59
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0041 188 103 50 168 129 172 120
0042 145 81 44 132 97 134 87
0043 67 36 15 51 45 56 41
0044 73 38 8 29 41 36 36
0046 204 116 60 139 135 126 147
0048 180 81 20 108 96 106 85
N001 215 96 110 186 126 163 153
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NOVEMBER 2, 1999
BOND ISSUE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO
PAFRS AND BEACHES
A. For bonds 4,507 56,94',
B. Against bonds 3,408 43,06',
BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE SAFETY
FACILITIES AND EQUIPI1EIIT
C. For bonds 5,379 68,51',
D. Against bonds 2,472 31. 49.
CODE ;'11E!Wt1ENT REDUCING PESORT TAX
ALLOCATION
E. Yes 5,117 66, 35.
F, No 2,595 33,65.
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0013 162 92 174 84 172 81
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0025 135 119 159 102 167 84
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0029 212 181 279 112 274 113
0030 473 288 573 180 509 220
0031 138 118 177 78 162 89
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0033 95 108 131 66 115 84
0034 34 25 39 22 43 15
0035 62 63 75 49 79 41
0035 117 101 150 68 135 75
0037 25 19 29 16 27 16
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0042 140 84 144 72 124 88
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0046 126 145 148 130 155 109
0048 122 75 128 61 119 72
N001 190 145 228 94 226 105
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NOVEMBER 2, 1999
CHARTER A11ENDMENT INCRE.::"S ING
SALARIES OF COMMISSIONERS AND MAYOR
A. Yes 3,260 41.52',
B, No 4,592 58,48%
CHAP.TER A11ENDMENT TO PENSION FUNDS
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C, Yes 5,341 69,3H
D, No 2,363 30,67'.
GENERAL Et1PLOYEES' PENSION BOARD
PRUDENT PERSON STANDARD
E, Yes 3,967 54.84%
F, No 3,267 45.16%
Precinct A. B. C, D. E. F.
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0013 101 155 165 88 128 111
0014 90 204 185 105 142 130
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0022 90 91 129 46 90 75
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0025 106 151 164 97 123 112
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0029 163 222 280 103 212 150
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0031 127 132 181 68 132 99
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0033 63 136 134 68 81 102
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Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
Fire Apparatus Replacement
625 Replacement of 5 fire/rescue vehicles (2 ladder trucks, 3 pumpers)
$2,700,000
Fire Station #2 Renovation 2300 Pinetree Drive
495 Full historic restoration, renovation, new apparatus bays and living quarters
$5,180,625
Fire Station #4 Renovation 6880 Indian Creek Drive
494 Historic restoration and renovation, including new apparatus bays and living quarters
$2,475,525
Related Maintenance Facilities Restoration - Fire Safety
574 Ten-percent (10%) share of Property Maintenance Facility renovation ($215,750), which $215,750
provides maintenance services to fire and rescue facilities, Property Maintenance Facllty
(#574) includes: replacement of 10,000 sq,ft, maintenance and warehouse facility, parking
for 40 City vehicles, 40 employee vehicles, ADA compliance, Present facility is unsafe for
workers and in need of full restoration,
$0
$494,176
$550,000
$0
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$2,700,000
$4,686,449
$215,750
FIRE SAFETY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT TOTAL $10,571,900
$9,527,724
$1,044,176
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Project Name and Description
Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS
Biscayne Point Neighborhood
Biscayne Point Area Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632, 341, Area-wide street improvement (integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project #2), Funding
342,343, includes traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street
411 pavement. lighting, bike facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street
parking concepts, $300,000 Section 108 Loans to be used in CDBG area oniy, $100,000
Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411
$4,550,000
North Shore Neighborhood (includes Park View Island)
North Shore and Park View Island Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632,341, Area-wide street improvement (integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project #2), Funding $4,650,000
342,343, includes traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street
411 pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscaping and Irrigation, and increased on-street
parking concepts, Area includes all areas north of 63rd Street. and east of Indian Creek
and Tatum Waterway, This area includes Park View Island, $400,000 from Section 108
Loans to be used in CDBG areas only, $100,000 Gas Tax funding allocated from #343,
#341 , #342, #411
Biscayne Elementary School Circulation Improvements
632 Improve traffic circulation, pedestrian safety along 77th St. in front of Biscayne Elementary
School (Municipal Mobilty Plan Project #4)
$72,500
Normandy Shores Neighborhood
Normandy Shores Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632, 341, Area-Wide street improvement (integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project #2), Funding
342,343, includes traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street
411 pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street
parking concepts, Includes all areas of Normandy Island north of the canal. $100,000
Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411
$3,500,000
Normandy Isle Neighborhood
Normandy Isle and Normandy Sud Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632,341, Area-wide street improvement (integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project #2), Funding $4,550,000
342,343, Includes traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street
411 pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street
parking concepts, Inciudes all areas of Normandy Island south of the canal, including the
Normandy Sud neighborhood, $300,000 from Section 108 Loans to be used in CDBG
areas only, $100,000 Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411
Normandy Dr. /71st St. Corridor Enhancements
632 Provide increased landscaping and pedestrian amenities along Normandy Dr & 71 st St
Continuation of existing streetscape west from Rue Notre Dame to City limit (MuniCipal
Mobility Plan Project #6)
$1,465,000
$400,000
$500,000
$0
$100,000
$400,000
$0
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$4,150,000
$4,150,000
$3,400,000
$4,150,000
$293,000
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Project Name and Description
Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
La Gorce Neighborhood
Alton Road Enhancements
632 Operational improvements to mitigate traffic impact along Alton Road, Traffic calming
improvements may include: landscaping and irrigation, lighting improvments, pavement
restoration / improvments, curb & gutter improvements, roadway markings, signage, signal
improvments, bicycle facilities, and/or traffic calming structures such as rondos, Funding
includes planning process, Capital cost identified by Municipal Mobility Plan, (Municipal
Mobility Plan Projects #14 & #24))
$4,095,000
$0
$819,000
La Gorce Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
634 Area-wide street improvements on City-owned roads (except Alton, LaGorce, Pinetree),
Coordinate with Municipal Mobility Plan Project #14, Includes $300,000 realocated from
Gas Tax funding (#341,#342,#343,#411), Includes unfunded need of $500,000 from
Pinetree and LaGorce Traffic Calming Project (#634) which complements the MDC DPW
Traffic Calming project with additional landscape, lighting, irrigation, and slgnage,
Complements Aiton Road Enhancements,
$500,000
$300,000
$200,000
La Gorce Island Enhancement
633 Traffic enhancements, landscaping, signage, lighting, and park improvements on LaGorce
Island,
$200,000
$0
$200,000
Oceanfront Neighborhood
Indian Creek Greenway (24th to 54th Street)
346 Streetscape alng Collins and Indian Creek Drive: landscape, street furniture, irrigation,
lighting to create a linear pedestrian park and bikeway along Indian Creek from 23rd St &
Lake Pancoast to 54th St. Connects Collins Canal Bikeway and North Shore Beachwalk,
(Municipal MObility Plan Projects #15 & #44), Partial funding to start, Completion requires
control and/or use of shoreline properties in private ownership, and FDOT participation,
$4,200,000
$0
Street Ends Landscape and Pedestrian Improvements, 25th to 43rd Street
new Improvements to improve pedestrian comfort and enjoyment for beach access at street $4,300,000
ends (25th to 43rd Sts,), Eighteen street ends are included at approximately $200,000
each for pedestrian facilities, streetscape restorations, lighting, and signage, Additional
funding provide for the location of secure, accessible restroom and shower facilities where
needed,
$0
$4,300,000
Nautilus Neighborhood
Nautilus Neighborhood Streetscape and Traffic Calming
632, 341, Area-wide street improvement (integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project #17), Funding
342,343, includes traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street
411 pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street
parking concepts, $100,000 Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411
$5,250,000
$100,000
$5,150,000
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Project Name and Description
Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
Bayshore Neighborhood (includes Lake Pancoast Area, and Sunset Islands)
Bayshore Neighborhood Streetscape and Traffic Calming
632, 341, Area-wide street improvement (Not listed in Municipal Mobility Plan Project Bank, requires
342,343, coordination with Projects #17, #18, and #24), Funding includes traffic calming planning,
411 structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street pavement, lighting, bike
faCilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street parking concepts, $100,000
Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411
Lake Pancoast Streetscape
new Streetscape, roadway, curb & gutter, storm drain, landscape, Irrigation, Runoff debris and
Collins side as part of seawalls and greenway, (Not listed in Municipal Mobility Plan
Project Bank, requires coordination with Project #18)
Sunset Islands Enhancement
633 Traffic enhancements, landscaping, signage, lighting, and park improvements on Sunset
Islands
40th Street Streetscape
new Streetscape, roadway, drainage, sidewalk, curb& gutter, landscape along 40th Street from
Chase Avenue to Pinetree Drive, Project complements Orchard Park improvments, and
provides needed buffering between residential neighborhhood and the back of commercial
uses along the 41 st Street business district (Not listed in Municipal Mobility Plan Project
Bank, requires coordination with Project #18)
$3,500,000
$900,000
$200,000
$500,000
Alton Road & 20th Street & Sunset Drive Reconfiguration !Improvements
632 Reconfigure intersections to increase capacity and reduce cut-through traffic to North Bay $375,000
Road, This project mitigates traffic impacts to the North Bay Road residential community
from 20th Street to the Chase Avenue intersection, (Municipal Mobility Plan #28, requires
coordiantion with Project #24)
$100,000
$0
$0
$0
$0
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$3,400,000
$900,000
$200,000
$500,000
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Description
TotalCapital
Cost CIP Funded
Flamingo Park Neighborhood
Flamingo Neighborhood Improvements
632, 341, Area-wide street improvement (Municipal Mobility Plan Project # 33, and #35, requires
342, 343, coordination with Project #37), Funding includes traffic calming planning, structures and
411 monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscaping
and irrigation, and increased on-street parking concepts, Capital costs based on right-of-
way related projects proposed through the Flamingo Neighborhood Charrette in 1997,
$100,000 Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411, $33,000 developer
contribution from Crown Royale mitigation,
$7,500,000
West Avenue Neighborhood
West Avenue I Bay Road Neighborhood Improvements
632, 341, Area-wide street improvement (Not listed in Municipal Mobility Plan Project Bank, requires
342, 343, coordination with Projects #33, and #35), Funding includes traffic calming planning,
411 structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street pavement. lighting, bike
facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and increased on-street parking concepts, $100,000
Gas Tax funding allocated from #343, #341, #342, #411, Includes $300,000 developer
contributions from Parkshore and Grand Flamingo,
$2,200,000
Venetian Islands, Star Is., Palm Is., Hibiscus Is.
Venetian Causeway Master Plan Phase I-Venetian Islands
340 Infrastructure and landscaping improvements for Venetian Islands, including San Marino, $13,091,150
Di Lido, Rivo Alto, and Belle Islands, and a section from Alton Road to Island View Park,
Includes sidewalk, curb and gutter, lighting, landscaping, traffic control device
improvements, and gateway treatment. Phase 1 improvements include island sidestreets
(Not listed in Municipal Mobility Plan Project Bank, requires coordination with MMP Project
#32)
Venetian Causeway Master Plan Phase II-Causeway
577 Infrastructure and landscaping improvements for the Venetian Causeway, from the Dade $9,874,970
Boulevard intersection to the City Line, Includes sidewalk, curb and gutter, lighting,
landscaping, traffic control device improvements, and gateway treatment. Phase 2
improvements are for the causeway only. (Municipal Mobility Plan #32, requires
coordination with MMP Project #30)
Star, Palm, Hibiscus Islands Enhancement
633 Traffic enhancements, landscaping, signage, lighting, and park improvements to Star, $600,000
Palm, and Hibiscus Islands,
$100,000
$400,000
$9,247,000
$8,047,970
$0
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$7,400,000
$1,800,000
50
$1,827,000
$600,000
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Project Nall'leand. Description
Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
City Center District
Lincoln Road Improvements
620 Improvements to Lincoln Road to upgrade lighting, pools, fountains, and other amenities
for the purposes of replacing malfunctioning andlor unservicable equipment with
equipment that can provide for better maintenance and performance,
$300,000
South Pointe Neighborhood
Meridian Avenue Extension Streetscape
new Streetscape, landscape, lighting, for reopening of Meridian Avenue from 1st Street to 2nd
Street. Not covered under RDA funding, (Coordinate with Municipal Mobility Plan Project
#42)
$200,000
Washington and Third Street Public Plaza
new Provide aesthetic improvements at the pump station location to integrate with a public
plaza improvement at intersection of Washington Avenue, Third Street. and Euclid Avenue
$100,000
City-Wide
Shoreline I Seawall Rehabilitation Program
414 Replace and repair deteriorated City-owned seawalls, For, bulkhead seawalls with $10,300,000
drainage outfalls, deteriorated outfall to be repaired and bottom in immediate vicinity
dredged to remove siltation and restore runoff efficiency, This component including
approximatey 350 outfalls for $3,5-million is a stormwater runoff function, and is to be
funded by water and sewer revenue sources, Seawalls without outfalls include Collins
Canal, Indian Creek, Lake Pancoast, Parkview Island, and street ends throughout the City,
except in South Pointe RDA (RDA funds allocated for South Pointe seawall restoration,
Other seawalls are vertical bulkheads at approximately $800 I linear It, or living seawalls
at approximately $100 I linear It, Many of these seawall sections are coordinated with
other projects and will be incorporated into their cpaital costs, including bikeway I
greenway projects along Collins Canal and Indian Creek ($2-million)
Related Maintenance Facilites
Related Maintenance Facilities Restoration - Neighborhoods
479,534, Shares: 65% of Property Maintenance Facility renovation ($1.402,375) which maintains $4,114,569
574 City structures and street property, 72% of Public Works Facility renovation ($2,280,024)
which maintains public rights of way, and 72% of Parks Maintenance Facility renovation
($432,170) which maintains landscaping in public rights of way, Property Maintenance
Facilty includes: replacement of 10,000 sq,ft, maintenance and warehouse facility, parking
for 40 City vehicles, 40 employee vehicles, ADA compliance, Present facility is unsafe for
workers and in need of full restoration, Public Works renovation includes: renovation of
20,000 sq,ft, facility, 5,000 sq,ft, expansion, ADA compliance, access road, environmental
remediation, paving, drainage, lighting, parking, and fueling facility for City vehicles, Parks
Maintenance renovation includes renovation of building and greenhouse, security lighting,
screening landscape, and new employee lot Funded amount from 72% share of Parks
Maintenance Facility Funding ($432,170)
$0
$0
$0
$0
$432,170
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$300,000
$200,000
$100,000
$4,800,000
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS TOTAL
$91,088,189
$20,127,140 $56,776,799
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Project Name and Description
PARKS & BEACHES
Biscayne Point Neighborhood
Crespi Park
528, 637 New restroom, renovate basketball courts, tot lot, landscape, and irrigation, Proposed GO
Bond components include new basketball court, court and security lighting, and perimeter
aluminum picket fencing,
Stillwater Park
536,637 New recreation building and basketball courts, limited security lighting, landscape &
irrigation, Proposed GO Bond components include court and security lighting, and
perimeter aluminum picket fencing,
Tatum Park
537,637 Building renovations, playground, landscape & irrigation, limited security lighting & entry
gate, Proposed GO Bond components include court and security lighting, and perimeter
aluminum picket fencing,
North Shore Neighborhood
North Shore Open Space Park
547, 637 New Recreation / Nature Center, renovate restrooms, lighting, landscape & irrigation,
funded by CIP, Proposed GO Bond components include expanded Nature Center,
additional beach plantings, security lighting and fencing, and provides for expansion into
Altos del Mar, Expansion includes conversion to passive park of eleven contiguous lots in
Altos del Mar, renovate or move historic structures, provide infrastructure, and extend
Ocean Terrace to 76th St.
North Shore Park & Youth Center
546,637 New recreation center, tennis courts, renovate bandshell, lighting, landscape & irrigation,
accessible playground, Proposed GO Bond components include baseball field lighting,
perimeter aluminum picket fencing, and $1,000,000 for Youth Center.
Shane Waters ports Center
new Expansion of the Shane Watersports Center to provide meeting rooms, appropriate
facilities for training, and related site improvements, Addition will include the construction
of a second story on to existing building,
Normandy Isle Neighborhood
Normandy Shores Golf Course Clubhouse I Community Center
612
Phase II Renovation and restoration of golf course and club house, Proposed GO Bond
component to provide additional resources per community request for clubhouse
renovations and development of community center facilities for the neighborhood
residents,
Fairway Park
541,637 Building, basketball and tennis courts renovation, lighting, playground, iandscape,
Proposed GO Bond components include perimeter aluminum picket fencing,
Normandy Isle Park
545,637 Renovate pool and fields, new recreational center, basketball courts, security lighting, tot
lot landscape & irrigation, Proposed GO Bond components include security lighting and
perimeter aluminum picket fencing,
TotalCapital
Cost CIP Funded
$384,232
$482,918
$425,383
$5,187,900
$4,788,321
$300,000
$5,587,258
$1,244,611
$2,708,823
$234,232
$322,918
$275,383
$1,987,900
$3,438,321
$4,837,258
$994,611
$2,408,823
r:>roposed
GO Bond
Funding
$750,000
$250,000
$300,000
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Name and Description
La Gorce Neighborhood
Fisher Park
529, 637 Shade pavillion, restroom, tot lot, security lighting, landscape, decorative fencing,
Proposed GO Bond components include security lighting and perimeter aluminum picket
fencing,
La Gorce Park
531,637 New tot lot, security lighting, landscape & irrigation, Proposed GO Bond components
include security lighting and perimeter aluminum picket fencing,
Oceanfront Neighborhood
Brittany Bay Park
637 General lighting per the Parks Master Plan
Allison Park
new Renovations, gateway, and beach access, Project added by community request. Specific
components to be further defined,
Nautilus Neighborhood
Muss Park
532,637 Renovate recreational building, sports courts, court lighting, tot lot, landscape & irrigation,
Proposed GO Bond components include replacement playground equipment, irrigation,
perimeter aluminum picket fencing, security lighting, and court lighting,
Pinetree Park
535,637 Parking lot, landscape, irrigation, pedestrian walkways, Proposed GO Bond components
include seurity lighting, additional landscaping, and site furnishings
Bayshore Neighborhood
Scott Rakow Youth Center
548 New ice rink, building renovation, parking lot, and landscaping, Proposed GO Bond
components provide funding necessary to complete Parks Bond Fund renovations listed
above,
Total Capital
Cost CIP Funded
$253,809
$153,164
$10,000
$170,000
$272,871
$275,624
$3,180,000
$103,809
$103,164
$0
$0
$197,871
$185,624
$3,030,000
Proposed
GO Bond
Funding
$150,000
$50,000
$10,000
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Flamingo Park Neighborhood
10th Street Auditorium I Beachfront Aud. (Beach Patrol Hqrts)
554 Renovate 10th 5t Auditorium / Beach Patrol Headquarters, including ADA requirements,
painting, and restoration of deteriorated facilities,
South Shore Community Center
553 Renovation and reconstruction of complete facility, with new landscaping, irrigation,
signage, and playground
Flamingo Park
542, 637 New pool, renovate all sports facilities, tot 101. landscape, and sign age, Proposed GO
Bond components include: perimeter aluminum picket fencing, security lighting, football
field renovations, new bleachers, track resurfacing, completion of tennis court
improvements, court lighting, new shade pavillion, and a new irrigation system,
Renovation and buffering for compatibility of the Property Maintenance Facility in
Flamingo Park is funded separately,
Flamingo Park Pool - Expansion
new, 542 Additional funding for construction of new pool to have 4 additional lanes, Lap pool
enlargement will be approximately 28 fl.by 75ft to be added to / coordinated with
construction of new pool listed under Flamingo Park improvements, CIP # 542
Lummus Park
544 Renovate restroom, renovate serpentine sidewalk, new playground equipment, landscape,
& irrigation, Proposed GO Bond components include additional landscaping, and
widening of the sidewalks on the east side of Ocean Drive,
West Avenue Neighborhood
Island View Park
530, 637 Playground surface, landscape & irrigation, Proposed GO Bond components include
security lighting, perimeter aluminum picket fencing, and shade pavillion,
Venetian Islands, Star Is., Palm Is., Hibiscus Is.
Palm Island Park
533, 637 Repair existing shade pavillion, new basketball courts, new playground equipment,
accessible routes, Proposed GO Bond components include court and security lighting,
and refurbishment of tennis courts,
Belle Isle Park Improvements
new Proposed GO Bond funding to provide playground, landscape, irrigation, site furnishings,
pedestrian, and lighting improvements
$690,000
$1,350,000
$4,920,482
$400,000
$2,031,229
$374,144
$349,691
$600,000
$0
$2,420,482
$931 ,229
$224,144
$274,691
$0
$0
$690,000
$1
$150,000
$600,000
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Project Name and Description
South Pointe Neighborhood
South Pointe Park Improvements
603 Improvements to South Pointe Park,
$5,000,000
$3,000,000
City Center District
Collins Park
550 Construct park improvments: walkways, lighting, landscape, amenity, etc,
$2,530,000
$730,000
,800,000
Garden Center
Garden Center Renovation
613 Renovations to building and ADA compliance
$1,500,000
$0
Beaches
Beach Planting
557 Development of landscape design and plantings for beaches dune system on beach
throughout City,
$1,850,000
$850,000
North Beach Recreational Corridor
558 Bicycle and pedestrian facility on Beach ROW from 60th Street to 75th Street. To be
coordianted with Allison Park improvements
$2,600,000
$2,100,000
ADA Beach Access
new Wheelchair accessible over-dune access, with decked, railed, lookout point, wi shade
trees, and additional parking space, made out of bar grading in the sand -srew anchored
below grade with large deck area at seaside with rails (similar to 5th Street)
$225,000
$0
ADA City-Wide Renovations
480 Renovate City-owned facilities to improve safe access to persons with disabilities
$1,000,000
$0
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Project Name and
Related Maintenance Facilities
Related Maintenance Facilities Restoration - Parks
479,534, Shares: 25% of Property Maintenance Facility renovation ($539,250) which maintains City $1,579,319
574 structures and street property, 22% of Public Works Facility renovation ($696,674) which
maintains public rights of way, and 22% of Parks Maintenance Facility renovation
($211,343) which maintains landscaping in public rights of way, Property Maintenance
Facilty includes: replacement of 10,000 sq,ft, maintenance and warehouse facility, parking
for 40 City vehicles, 40 employee vehicles, ADA compliance, Present facility is unsafe for
workers and in need of full restoration, Public Works renovation includes: renovation of
20,000 sq,ft, facility, 5,000 sq,ft, expansion, ADA compliance, access road, environmental
remediation, paving, drainage, lighting, parking, and fueling facility for City vehicles, Parks
Maintenance renovation includes renovation of building and greenhouse, security lighting,
screening landscape, and new employee lot.
Parks Facilities Roof Repair Plan
486 Provide for comprehensive roof surveys of large facilities roof needs plus replacment and $700,000
repair This is 80% of the Roof Repair Plan, 10% is incorporated into the Public Works
Facility, and 10% into the Property Maintenance Facility,
$132,052
$0
PARK & BEACHES TOTAL $53,124,779
$28,782,512
TOTAL BOND ISSUE
$154,784,868 $49,953,828 $90,646,790
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