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Ordinance 686 ORDINANCE NO. Cv 0 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR 20 EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, A CONTRACT WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, BY THE • TERMS OF whICH THE CITY AGREES TO FURNISH WATER TO SAID UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT THE PRICE AND UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN SAID CONTRACT; MAKING SAID CON- TRACT A PART OF SAID ORDINANCE; DECLARING THAT THIS OiDINANCE SHALL SUPERSEDE AND OVERRIDE SUCH CONDI- TIONS, PROVISIONS AND LIMITATIONS CONTAINED IN ORDINANCE NO. 256 OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AS MAY BE IN CONFLICT TERIAITH. WHEREAS, the United States Government has submitted to the City Council of Miami Beach a proposed contract , a copy of which is hereto attached, by the terms of which a reduced rate would. be charged by the City for water used by the Government in any month in excess of 47,000,000 gallons; and WHEREAS, the United States Army is now occupying many of the buildings located in the City and is being furnished water by the City for use therein; and vhEH ,AS, it is estimated that in the year 1941, at the highest point of consumption, said buildings and the occupants thereof, used approximately 47,000,000 gallons of water per month; and WHEREAS, the proposed contract will produce for the City, from the first 47,000,000 gallons consumed by the Army each month in said buildings, a sum equal to the total received from said buildings during said peak season; and WHEREAS, the City Council feels that it is its patriotic duty and to the best interest of the City of Miami Beach, to deliver water, in excess of said 47,000,000 gallons per month without profit . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. That the Mayor of the City of Miami Beach be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute for and on behalf of said City the contract with the United States Government , dated January 18th, 1943, a copy of which contract is hereto attached and made a part hereof. SECTION 2. That it is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council by, and in this ordinance, to supersede and override such conditions, provisions and limitations contained in Ordinance No. 256 of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, as may be in conflict herewith.. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect as of January 18th, 1943. PASSED and ADOPTED this 7a day G A. D. , I94�. Mayor ATTEST: City C erk 1st and 2nd readings - March 19,1941-3 3rd reading - April 7th, 1943 Posted - April 9th, 1943 War Department (Engineers Form No. 429) Contract No. ri 2287 e!f 11,415 NOTIAT3 Approved as to form O. I. No. Au gu s t 20, 1942 CONTRACT FOR PROCUREMENT OF WATER (Proposal & Acceptance) (No Connection Charge) ITAR DI 'ARTIL1NT AMI BEACH DADE FLORIDA (Station or Premises to be Served) _ y (City) (County) (State) The supplies and services to be obtained by this instrument are authorized by, are for the purpose met forth in, and are chargeable to 'xocuretent Authority No. quoted below, the available balance of which as s.Aficient to cover cost of same. Authority No. ` Sheet No. 1.A Payment will be made by Finance Officer at Fort McPherson, Georgic The premises to be served under this contract are: Estimated Daily s,000,003 a * Government owned Maximum Demand Goverment leased If leased, furnish following information: Estimated Mnt�al Symbol number of Government lease 1 � 000 gallons seeExhibit "A», Schedule of Premises Consumption ! ! � � "A" � Estimated 1 Name of Lessor_ ! EchitdCyt ! •00 of Premises — ------- Date January 18, 1943 At the request of the United States City of MiAld Beach, Florida (Name of Supplier) offers and agrees to furnish water for the use of the United States at the location shown above in accordance with the terms set forth in General Conditions numbered 1 to 8 inclusive and Special Conditions numbered 1 to 19 inclusive, both attached hereto and made a part hereof. Contractor City of Miami Beach, Florida Address Miami Beach, Florida By _ Title__ Mayor (Signature of person authorized to sign this contract) January 18, 1943 ACCEPTANCE BY THE GOVERNMENT (Date) Name � ��� Title }'ost. Brainier (Contracting officer)* Statutory Authority see Sheet No. 1—A * Delete Inapplicable State. Form CCE 429 Authoritylle. This aort. la ibr general utilisation br all anis, �i� nodbr�resno, ail Saila as tractena►, or ordsre for delivery !marshal's', lamed either by the eentreotimg aerates, or by a tarail* other then the contract/MB service will contain certificate of availability of funds � the proems- rent roem -sit authority mbar to be used in making patent. • .3TATUTO:T r TJ t`S v I'rY. Title II of the first War Power. Wit, s Set of D.wuber 18, 1941, (Public Lam 354-77frs Gong.) and lwoeutivo Orise 11n. 9001, Dated hem 27, 1941. SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Procurement of Water-No Connection Charge) 1. TERM OF SERVICE. -- Water will be furnished commencing the first meter rem ale ewer January 11, 1943 and shall continue until further notice. Notice of intention to terminate this contract shall be at the option of the United States and shall be given in writing by the Contract- ing Officer to the contractor not less than thirty (30) days in advance of the effective date of termination. 2. PROVISION FOR ENLARGED RESERVATION. -- The service to be furnished under this contract shall be used only in connection with activities within the boundaries of the project as presently located or as such boundaries may be extended in the future. 3. QUALITY OF WATER. -- The water must be clear, potable and safe for human consump- tion in accordance with standards adopted by the Treasury Department, June 20, 1925 for drinking and culinary water supplied by common carriers in Interstate Cottmerce and such re- visions as may he made therein from time to time. 4. POINT OF DELIVERY. -- A't meter locations at the various buildings and premises shove in Sxhibit "A" - Schedule of Premises. 5. PRESSURE. -- The contractor shall maintain at all times at the point or points of delivery a pressure of not less than_*unable pounds per square inch. 6.existing -- The contractor shall furnish the required amount of water through sting mains located XX in the City of Miami Beach and the water shall be measured by existing meters of standard manufacture. 7. OWNERSHIP AND MAINTENANCE OF METERS. -- The meters which are provided for measuring `' e water furnished under this contract and which are located at Premises, see Aehibit *l are the property of Cicv of Miami Bea* and will be calibrated and maintained by _the Mi of Mir illesek 8. METERING AND BILLING. -- Meters will be read monthly on the last day of each month jointly by a representative of the contractor and the Contracting Officer or his representative. The contractor shall render monthly bills or accounts to the Contracting Form OCE 429 Officer which shall contain statements of the readings of the meters at the beginning of the month, meter constants, monthly consumption, rates and allowances, if any, in detail. Bills shall he rendered on the basis of monthly consumption, the readings of the meters to be * .x.71 __ * All added and billed as one quantity. In case of error in meter readings, it is mutually agreed that the percentage of error shall apply only to the water used since the date of the meter reading of preceding.month. 9. FAILURE OF METERS TO REGISTER. -- If the meters fail to register, a daily average will be obtained from the readings taken the previous month when the meter was known to be operating correctly, and this figure used as a basis cf payment for the period while the meters are out of order and until repaired. 10. TESTING OF METERS. -- The meters ziliciagnamompoodgmompating . m ,,., . . _ . . . • ; _+ will be considered correct if within 2 percent plus or minus. If an error of more than 2 percent is found, the read- ings and bill for the month previous and the bill for that part of the current month im- mediately preceding the test shall be corrected by the percentage of error found to exist. 11. REPAIR OF METERS. -- The contractor shall test, adjust, install, or change water meters when requested in writing in advance by the Contracting Officer, at the actual cost of labor and material plus a fixed charge of $2,4,00 provided that all the actual and necessary maintenance and repairs on the meters and pipe lines which are the property of the contractor shall be done by the contractor at his expense. 12. DEDUCTIONS. -- It is inters'1ed that continuous service will be given under this contract. Where it is necessrry for the contractor to interrupt service, arrangements shall be made with the proper military authorities in order that such interruption will least interfere with the service to the United States. If such arrangements are not made, deductions shall be imposed in such amounts as will compensate the United States for securing service from other sources during the time of the interruption. 13. _ . .. . shutdown or abandonment of the project, and, as a result thereof, water co. -- ion is curtailed to less than twenty five percent (25%) of the avera_e umption for the ninety (90) day period immediately preceding such cu ment then the Government shall have the option to give the contractor n' • 90) days notice after which time the minimum charge indicate•:I in t : e schedule shall not apply, and the minimum to be charged shall be i urdance with the rate for the class of service required. imum charge provided in the rate schedule shall apply only to the period 14. UNIT OF MEASURE. -- The unit of measure shall be 1,000 gallons, Itialarritgent WretOsigitiolkierrir (Delete units not applicable). * Delete inapplicable statement. Form OCA 429 15. RATES. -- The United States shall pay the contractor monthly the following rates for water furnished: $ A locnthlY minimum charge, computed at one dollar per water iservice cc*meeted. $ 0.2375 net per unit for first 47aC00 units. all over $ 0.155 net per unit for 47,000 units. $ net per unit for next units. $ net per unit for next units. $ net per unit for next units. S net per unit for next units. $ net per unit for all over units. 16. .1"1 pYy ;'t6 thaailleftWatatioa vi oeabl' 17. CHANGE OF RATES. -- If during the life of this contract the State Commission having jurisdiction receives for file in authorized manner rates that are higher or rates that are lower than those stipulated herein for like conditions of service, the contractor hereby agrees to continue to furnish water as stipulated in this contract, and the United States hereby agrees to pay for such water at the higher or lower rates from and after the date when such rates are made effective. 18. PAYMENTS. -- For and in consideration of the faithful performance of the stipula- tion of this contract; the contractor shall be paid by the designated disbursing officer for water herein contracted for, at the rates and under the terms and conditions herein set forth: and the contractor hereby declares that said rates are not in excess of the lowest rates now available to any prospective customer under like conditions of service. Recognition is given to the fact that the United :;totes CDvemment fiscal year ends on June 30. Payments hereunder shall be contingent upon the availability of appropriations therefor, rjd„g 1 t E m e„}h,,advance of service rendered. All bills for water delivered/shah-re thout p i+aalty or interest .*6 e***•♦.## ,, *.a.* r a�r r�.•♦s r r s r. .,�♦r a. ,. , . . t <: ... a .+ . . s - •.r 19. MISCELLANEOUS. -- See 3heot 11-A. Form OCE 429 4 • (a} The war Department is lea elmg e /or buyingrsriamr hotels, - ` hooses, residences, gasps, sssshouass, bakeries, lsondeciea, and other ei Wilding' and premises in the area served * Us water distribution wiles of the City of gird, Beach, to be used fee the secupsnq and nee atlas War Department. %biter service to these premises is to be fineiahed *Eder thin coutrsct. (b) Arhibit eA *srirrdale of Premises" is attsshsd, (u) Buildings aE4/ar press are to be slid to tidbit A. fres this to time as the War Department, leases ar additional boildiMis and premises. Buildings aa4/or premises are to be deleted from MAMA UAC from time to time as the Liar Department canards leases or eal. the bu d- imge and/or promisee she in B*ibit AN. Such champs ill be seeemplished qr eemeeentivelymmmbered letter change orders issued *. the Past Bigkaser, nag llessik Bis. (d) the rates shot in Par. lg above are predicated as pram& meets et der purchased the City of Miami least from the City of Hied. It la herehy mutually acrd that each monthly bill, computed under above rates mill be decreased by an amount equal to any reduction in rates, or credit, lammed to the City of Miami Beach by the City of Miami ibr water purchased. (e) It is hereby mutually agreed that in the event of an increase in the charge made by the City of Miami for water purchased by the City of Miami Beach, this contract may be re—negotiated. ' GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. OFFICIALS NOT TO BENEFIT. -- No member of or delegate to Co:1 less or resident commissioner shall be admitted to any share or part of this contract or to any benefit that may arise therefrom, but this provision shall not be construed to extend to this contract if made with a corporation for its general benefit. 2. DISPUTES. -- Except as otherwise specifically provided in this contract, all dis- putes concerning questions of fact which may arise under this contract, and which are not disposed of by mutual agreement, shall be decided by the Contracting Officer, who shall reduce his decision to writing and mail a copy thereof to the contractor at his address shown herein. Within 30 days from said mailing the contractor may appeal in writing to the Secretary of War, whose written decision or that of his designated representative or representatives thereon shall be final and conclusive upon the parties hereto. The Secre- tary of War may, in his discretion, designate an individual, or individuals, other than the Contracting Officer, or a board as his authorized representative to determine appeals under this Article. The contractor shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard and offer evidence in support of his appeal. The president of the board, from time to time, may divide the board into divisions of one or more members and assign members thereto. A. majority of the members of the board or of a division thereof shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of the business of the board or of a division, respectively, and the decision of a majority of the members of the board or of a division shall be deemed to be the decision of the board or of a division, as the case may be. If a majority of the members of a division are unable to agree on a decision or if within 30 days after a de- cision by a division, the board or the president thereof directs that the decision of the division be reviewed by the board, the decision will be so reviewed, otherwise the deci- sion of a majority of the members of a division shall become the decision of the board. If a majority of the members of the board is unable to agree upon a decision, the president will promptly submit the appeal to the Under Secretary of War for his decision upon the record. A vacancy in the board or in any division thereof sha.; not impair the powers nor affect the duties of the board or division nor of the remaining members of the board or division, respectively. Any member of the board, or any examiner designated by the presi- dent of the board for that purpose, may hold hearings, examine witnesses, receive evidence and report the evidence to the board or to the appropriate division, if the case is pending before a division. Pending decision of a dispute hereunder the contractor shall diligently proceed with the performance of this contract. Any sum or sums allowed to the contractor under the provisions of this Article shall be paid by the United States as part of the cost of the articles or work herein contracted for and shall be deemed to be within the contemplation of this contract. 3. CONVICT LABOR. -- The contractor shall not employ any person undergoing sentence of imprisonment at hard labor. This provision shall not be construed to prevent the con- tractor or any subcontractor hereunder from obtaining any of the supplies, or any component parts or ingredients thereof, to be furnished under this contract or any of the materials or supplies to be used in connection with the performance of this contract, directly or in- directly, from any Federal, State or territorial prison or prison industry, provided such articles, materials or supplies are not produced pursuant to any contract or other arrange- ment under which prison labor is hired by or employed or used by any private person, firT1 or corporation. Form OM 429 5 4. COVENANT AGAINST CONTINGENT FEES. -- The rceitractor i,,, =-sai.ts that he has not employed any person to solicit or secure this contract upon any agreement for a commission, percentage, brokerage, or contingent fee. Breach of this warranty shall give the Govern- ment the right to annul the contract, or, in its discretion, to deduct from the contract price or consideration the amount of such commission, percentage, brokerage, or contingent fees. This warranty shall not apply to commissions, payable by contractors upon contracts or sales secured or made through bona fide established commercial or selling agencies maintained by the contractor for the purpose of securing business. S. ANTI-DISCRIMINATION. -- (a) The contractor, in performing the work required by this contract, shall not discriminate against any worker because of race, creed, cotor or national origin. (b) The contractor agrees that the provision of paragraph (a) above will also be inserted in all of his subcontracts. For the purpose of this article, a subcontract is defined as any contract entered into by the contractor with any individual, partnership, association, corporation, estate, or trust, or other business enterprise or other legal entity, for a specific part of the work to be performed in connection with the supplies furnished under this contract; provided, however, that a contract for the furnishing of standard or commercial articles or raw material shall not be considered as a subcontract. 6. DEFINITIONS. -- Except for the original signing of this contract, and except as otherwise stated herein, the term •Contracting Officer" as used herein shall include his duly appointed successor or his authorized representative. 7. `- •• . . - - e • ' - e -THE-SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL / NATIONAL DEFENSE APPROPRIATION ACT, 1942. -- This Article shall come into ',Fleet if the amount of this contract at any time exceeds $100,000. (a) Upon the written demand of the Secretary, at such period or perio when, in the judgment of the Secretary, the profits accruing to the Contractor unde this contract can be determined with reasonable certainty, the contract price will be renegotiated to eliminate therefrom any amount found as a result of such renegotiation to represent ex- cessive profits. The demand of the Secretary shall fix a place for renegotiation and a time for commencement thereof not later than one year after the date of completion or termination of the contract as found by the Secretary. (b) The contractor will furnish to the SecretaryJ/such statements of actual costs of production and such other financial statements, at such times and in such form and detail, as the Secretary may prescribe, and will permit such audits and inspections of its books and records as the Secretary may request. (c) The Government shall retain or a contractor shall repay to the Government, as the Secretary may direct, any amoun of the contract price found as a result of such renegotiation to represent excessive profits. (d) The contractor will include in each fixed-price or lump-sum subcontract made under this contract for an am nt in excess of $100,000, the following provisions: t "ARTICLE _ .,- Renegotiation Pursuant to Section 403 of the Sixth Supple- mental National Def-.se Appropriation Act, 1942. (1) Up.• the written demand of the Secretary, at such period or periods when, in the judgm- of the Secretary, the profits accruing to______ __-_—_—____. (subcontractor) unde this contract can be determined with reasonable certainty, the Secretary and _ , will renegotiate the contract price to brew t res tc Form OCE 429 4 —eliminate therefray, y amnllrif found PS A rPRIlI t of C11f'h 1Pnnpntiati^n to r. 1 ...-.11t PY- cessive profits. The demand of the Secretary shill eix place f'r rrniegotiPtion and a time for the commencement thereof not later than one year after the date of completio or termination of this contract as found by the Secretary. (2) will furnish to the Secretary such st te- (subcontractor) ments of actual costs or production and such other financial statements, at such times and in such form and detail, as the Secretary may prescribe, and will permit .such audits and inspections of its books and records as the Secretary may request. (3) Any amount of the contract price found as a result of such ren gotiation to represent excessive profits shall as directed by the Secretary-- - (A) Be deducted by _ from payments Otherwise due to (contractor) under this contract; or (subcontractor) (B) Be paid by directly to the Government. (subcontractor) (4) agrees that (subcontractor) (contractor) shall not be liable to for or (subcontrac r) on account of any amount paid to the Government by / (subcontractor) or deducted by from payments otherwise due under (contractor) this contract, pursuant to directions from t e Secretary in accordance with the pro- visions of this Article. Under its contra with the Government, (contractor) is obligated to pay or credit to the Government all amounts with- held by it fromzry hereunder. (subcontracto (5) As used in this Articl - (a) The term 'Secretary' eans the Secretary of War or any duly authorized representative of the Secretar , including the contracting officer. (b) The terms 'renegotiate' and 'renegotiation' have the same meaning as in section 403(b) of the Sixt Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act, 1942. (c) The term 'thi contract' means this contract as modified from time to time. " (e) In any such ubcontract by which the subcontractor undertakes to supply to the contractor the sa, a article or articles which the contractor is required to deliver to the Government u• der this contract, the contractor will also include, in addition to sections (1) t. (5) required by section (d), the following provision: "(6) _agrees (a) to include in each (subcontractor) fixed-price •r lump-sum subcontract hereunder for an amount in excess of 5100,000 the foregoing ections (1) to (5) inclusive, and (b) to make no subdivisions of any con- tract or ubcontract for the purpose of evading the provisions of this section, and (c) to epay to the Government the amount of any reduction in the contract price of any s ch contract which results from renegotiation thereof by the Secretary and which the ecretary directs --to withhold from payments (subcontractor) .therwise due under such contract and actually unpaid at the time _ receives sueh directi art, " Form OCE 429 f (1) The cuntiaLtur agrees to contract for the purpose of evading the provisions of this Artici::, (2) If any renegotiation between the Secretary and any subcontractor pur .ant to the provisions required by section (d) hereof results in a reduction of to - contract price of the subcontract, the Government shall retain from payments othe • se due to the contractor under this contract, or the contractor shall repay to e Government, as the Secretary may direct, the amount of such reduction which t Secretary directs the contractor to withhold from payments otherwise due to the :. bcontractor under the subcontract and actually unpaid at the time the contractor eceives such direction. (g) As used in this Article-- (1) The term "Secretary" means the Secretary War or any duly authorized repre- sentative of the Secretary, including the contr ing officer. (2) The term "subcontract" includes an purchase order from, or any agreement with, the contractor (i) to perform all any part of the work to be done under this contract, or to make or furnish all o an) fart of any articles or structures covered by this contract, (ii) to supply j+ services required directly for the production of any articles or structures coveered by this contract, or any component part thereof, not including services force general operation of the contractor's plant or business, (iii) to make or fu mis any articles destined to become a component part of any article covered by this con act, or (iv) to make or furnish any articles acquired by the con- tractor primaril, for the performance of this contract, or this contract and any other contract wit he United States. The term 'articles" includes any supplies, materials, machinery equipment or other personal property. ) The terms "renegotiate" and "renegotiation" have the same meaning as in se- ion 403(b) of the Sixth Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act, 1942. 8. ALTERATIONS. -- The following changes were made in this contract before it was signed by the parties hereto: pace 1 • The r 'di1tiotool" add. Poo ► MAW. SPIAL CtD "IO18 Pose. $ *► The words "iziOb** indiameter" deleted. Poro. 8 • The words "billed 1se3y" delisted. Pers. 3,0 « The l "w1.11 'brelosolloi et least saw omit rosStothe ss r�t�on of time a sad Os �ti and" delete". Pars. Park. 14 • fest 10# mow m dry Para. lb "A sumMe aad 10104141 01.31141041144. to tint s*sase ea. 11040 "oil over" *Added to third Pte. 1$ .. Deleted. r Iii - fid . i . Pam„ 1d - 'Art saes domed to rood "AU 1411s ter Ivotir de3.ivored it Paid within dd divo Oben be wiihout polo).* or st." Pans. 7 Deloted. TLS Pd$ "Assignof Rietts Hereunder" claw.. Form OCE 429 ti ASSIGNMT OF RIGHTS MEMO.. • • . s no`s) Claim for monies due or to beeaams due the Contractor fres the °overman& sder this contract may be wed to a booka trust company or other finnai imotitwtts, inclaaliag any Federal lendtmg agency. Any assuah aseleimolt mibelsenwr all amounts payable nyder this esmk ect and not Already psid, amid Obill not be made to more than one party, apt that any sok assignment who mode to one party as agent or trustee for two orates parties participating In ss th flimflam. CO In the event of any such samigneuttillsainifflom d l file four signed copies of a written notice of the assignment, tether with one car of the instrument of assit, with not of the followings (1) General Accounting Office; 1113the Contracting Officer; ( the surety or sureties upon the bond or heeds, if any, is connection with this contract; (iv) the officer designated in this contract to stn manta thereunder. (e) Amy clsiss under this contract ehich has been assigned pursuant to the foregoingprcdsiaos of this Article au>q► be further assigned and reassigned to a bank, trust oampany or other financing institution, including any Federal lending agency. In tho est of such further assignment gnment or rsas igmmont the assigns shall file one signed copy of a written notice of the tbrthr assign- ment Wrommaigniont together with a true copy of the tnstrasswossst of further assignment oar ,eassignaent with the contractor; and shall file four signed copies of sash written notice and ens copy of such instrument with each of the parties a esi, atead is the preeceeding para . (d) No *soignee Shall divulge any infoteaa$&.m concerning the contrast except to these persons concerned with the transaction. 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TOMLINSON, City Clerk ip and for the City of Miami Beach, do hereby certify that Ordinance No. 686 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, A CONTRACT WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, BY THE TERMS OF WHICH THE CITY AGREES TO FURNISH WATER TO SAID UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT THE PRICE AND UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN SAID CONTRACT; MAKING SAID CONTRACT A PART OF SAID ORDINANCE; DECLARING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL SUPERSEDE AND OVERRIDE SUCH CONDI- TIONS, PROVISIONS AND LIMITATIONS CONTAINED IN ORDINANCE NO. 256 OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AS MAY BE IN CONFLICT HEREWITH" , having been passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, has been posted by me in three conspicuous places in the City of Miami Beach, one of which was at the door of the City Hall in said City on the 9th day of April, A. D. , 1943 and that said Ordinance remained posted for a period of at least thirty days in accordance with the requirements of the City Charter of the said City of Miami Beach. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, on this 26th day of May, A. D. , 1943. r .e' / Y, 4 City Clerk - . Q 0 0 1 1-3 W CD ro tJC c) 1-4 • f4QHf4 ) f4 1-3 C) C) bl ro f4 cl 0 C) 0 PJ - tri C.0 0 OD • tri >< _ (1) 40 CD ci 1-3 tri -- _ - •