Beachfront Management Plan
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
BEACHFRONTMANAGEMENTPLAN
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Originally Updated September 10, 2003
As Amended in June 2005
(to include October /6 &17. 2003, Acquisition and Restoration Council recommendations)
Pursuant to: Management Agreement No. 750-0006
(Reassigned Lease No. 3595)
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List of Exhibits
Exhibit A - Property Location & Boundary Map for the City of Miami Beach
Exhibit B - Concession Operations Rules & Regulations
Exhibit C - Florida Natural Areas Inventory for City of Miami Beach
Exhibit D - Listing of Special Events for 2002-2004
Exhibit E - Special Event Guidelines
Exhibit F - Atlantic Greenway Network Project Map
Exhibit G - Miami-Dade County Sea Turtle Nesting and Relocation Program Information
Exhibit H - Letter of Conformance to City of Miami Beach Comprehensive Plan
Exhibit I - Beachfront Management Plan Advisory Group Meeting Minutes
Exhibit J - 10- Year Beach Management Budget
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
BEACHFRONT MANAGEMENT PLAN
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Executive Summary
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The City of Miami Beach (City), Miami-Dade County, Florida hereby submits the
following updated Beachfront Management Plan. This updated management plan is
submitted in accordance with the format outlined in the Management Plan Compliance
Checklist contained in the Management Plan/Operational Report Information Packet
for Non-Natural Resource Lands provided to the City of Miami Beach by the State of
Florida (State), Office of Environmental Services, Division of State Lands.
The significant amendments or updates to the information included in this Beachfront
Management Plan are:
a. An amendment to the description of the property managed pursuant to the
Beachfront Management Agreement to reflect the transfer of management
authority over the beachfront area adjacent to the North Shore Open Space
Park, from the State to the City, pursuant to the transfer of the title to the park
land from the State to the City and the corresponding transfer of operational
control of the park. (See Item No.3 below)
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An updated description and status report on the significant progress the City
has achieved in the development of a system of ADA accessible,
Bicycle/Pedestrian Access Trails along the entire length of Miami Beach
(management area). (See Item No. 22 a. i. below)
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c. A description of the $3,000,000 Citywide Sand Dune Restoration and
Enhancement Project. (See Item No. 22 a. ii. below)
d. A status report, on the newly completed Central Miami Beach Erosion Control
Breakwater Project. (See Item No. 22 a. iii. below)
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An updated copy of the City's Second Amended and Restated Rules and
Regulations for Beachfront Concession Operations. See Exhibit B.
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Common Name of the Prooertv:
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Public sandy beach area adjacent to the City of Miami Beach, east of the
erosion control line, from Government Cut Inlet north to 87th Terrace.
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3. Prooerty Location and Boundarv Map:
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Description and Acreage of the Property: Those lands lying east of the Erosion
Control Line between Government Cut Inlet on the South and the northern
boundary of the City of Miami Beach at 87th Terrace.
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This property description includes approximately 20 additional acres of
beachfront property, adjacent to the North Shore Open Space Park, which is
located east of Collins Avenue, between 79th Street and 87th Terrace. At the
inception of the Management Agreement in 1982, this area was included in the
City's authorized management area. At that time, the State owned and
operated the North Shore Open Space Park. Pursuant to a subsequent request
from the State, the City relinquished management authority over the area
adjacent to the park, pursuant to City Commission Resolution No. 89-195887 in
April 1989. In 1995 the City acquired the title to the park property from the
State and now operates the area as a City park. Since the operational control
of North Shore Open Space Park has transferred from the State to the City, the
description of the property managed pursuant to the Beachfront Management
Agreement has been amended to reflect a corresponding transfer of
management authority over the beachfront area adjacent to the park.
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The total acreage of State land managed by the City under the Agreement is
approximately 220 acres.
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A map showing the location and boundaries of the Property, including existing
and proposed improvements is made a part hereof and attached hereto as
Exhibit A.
4. The desianated sinale use or multiole use manaaement for the ProoertY. includina
manaaina aaencies is/are as follows:
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a.
The subject property is managed as a public beach area with multiple
recreational uses, including traditional saltwater beach recreational activities,
bicycle & pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions, water sports, musical
concerts and other special events (see Section 20.a).
b.
The City of Miami Beach is the lead managing agency and receives support
from Miami-Dade County with regards to beachfront maintenance issues.
The oroximity of the Prooerty to other sianificant State. local. or federal land or water
resources is/are as follows:
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The Property lies adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean, extending approximately 7.5
miles from the Government Cut Inlet north to 87th Terrace. The Biscayne Bay
Aquatic Preserve lies about one mile to the west of the Property (Miami Beach).
The City of Miami Beach also owns numerous parks and public access areas
adjacent to the property, including North Shore Open Space Park (27 acres),
Lummus Park (26 acres) and South Pointe Park (17.5 acres).
To the west of Miami Beach is the Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve. The State
lands subject to this management agreement does not share a boundary with
this aquatic preserve.
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6. Is the Property within an aquatic preserve or a desianated area of critical State
concern or an area under study for such desianation:
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The Property is not located within an aquatic preserve or designated area of
critical State concern, nor is it being considered for such designation.
7. Location and description of known and reasonably identifiable renewable and non-
renewable resources of the property. include the followina:
8. Brief description of soil types
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The subject property is located along the eastern (seaward) shore of a coastal
barrier island. The soils consist of a vene~r of unconsolidated, medium-grained,
light gray to golden brown sand (90% carbonate shell and limestone fragments,
100/0 quartz) 40 to 60 feet thick, over-laying an oolitic limestone formation that
extends to a depth of approximately 150 feet below the surface.
9. Archaeoloaical and historical resources
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No archaeological or historic sites or resources have been recorded within the
subject property and the Florida Department of State, Division of Historical
Resources has determined that there is a low probability of significant,
unrecorded sites being located within it.
10. Water resources includina the water auality classification of such water bodv that is
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a. The waters of the Atlantic Ocean, which lies along the eastern boundary of the
subject property, are classified as Class III. The groundwater/aquifer beneath
the property is classified as Gill water. There are no other water bodies or water
resources within the property.
b. No Outstanding Florida Water designations apply to the property.
11. Fish and wildlife and their habitat
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An artificially created storm protection berm predominately vegetated with
native dune species and renourished beaches provide the only habitat areas
within the property. These habitat areas support diverse assemblages of local
and migratory birds, reptiles and invertebrate species.
12. State and Federallv listed endanaered or threatened soecies and their habitat
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The Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) has identified the following three (3)
species of particular concern, which have been recorded in the general area of
the property: (Exhibit C)
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i.
Caretta caretta. the Loggerhead Sea turtle occurs in the Atlantic Ocean,
which borders the property. Sea turtles also utilize the sandy beach
areas within the property for nesting.
The City of Miami Beach will continue to use its best efforts to protect all
sea turtles, their nests and hatchlings within the Property boundaries, by
assisting in the Sea Turtle Monitoring and Hatchery Program operated by
Miami-Dade County. Under the Program, the County has implemented a
plan to protect and assure the propagation of sea turtles. Daily
inspections are performed throughout the beachfront area during nesting
season to identify new sea turtle nests. All identified sea turtle nests are
carefully relocated to a protected hatchery area: Relocated nests are
closely monitored throughout the incubation period and hatchlings are
released to the open water an night.
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Trichechus manatus. the West Indian Manatee occurs generally along
the southeastern coast of Fiorida and particularly in the protected waters
of the Intracoastal Waterway and Biscayne Bay. The species may be
occasionally found in the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean, including
those near the property, primarily during migration periods in the spring
and fall.
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Haloohila iohnsonii. Johnson's Seagrass occurs in the Biscayne Bay
estuary, which is located along the western coasts of the cluster of
barrier islands that form the City of Miami Beach. The closest recorded
occurrence of this species lies approximately two (2) miles west of the
property. The use of the subject property is not expected to have any
impact on any Johnson's Seagrass. Accordingly, no special treatments
or activities are contemplated in connection with this threatened species.
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Haliaeetus leucoceohalus, Documentation for the Bald Eagle nest, found
in Fisher Island, has not been recorded since 1987. Additionally, there
have been no reported sightings of bald eagles in Miami Beach since
Hurricane Andrew destroyed the Australian Pine Trees, an exotic
nuisance species) along the beachfront in Miami Beach and Key
Biscayne, which a few eagles utilized during the winter migratory stays.
Miami Beach is a habitat area for local and migratory birds including
gulls, terns, egrets, and sandpipers. The Florida Fish & Wildlife
Conservation Commission's Bureau of Protected Species Management
is the agency which monitors wildlife migrations in Florida.
13. Beaches and Dunes
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Renourished beaches, heavily utilized by the public, are present throughout the
subject property. A storm protection berm planted with native dune vegetation
occurs along the western boundary of the property.
14. Swamps, marshes and other wetlands
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a.
There are no swamps, marshes or other wetlands located within the subject
property.
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No mineral resources such as oil, gas and phosphate have been recorded
within the subject property.
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16. Uniaue natural features
a. No unique natural features have been recorded within the Property.
17. Outstandina native landscapes containina relativelv unaltered flora. fauna. and
aeoloaical conditions
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The only landscape vegetation located within the property are those native
dune species planted on the storm protection berm along its western boundary,
which include sea oats, sea grapes, railroad vine and buttonwood trees.
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18. Resources on the Property that are listed in the Natural Area Inventory
a. There are no resources on the property identified in the Florida Natural Areas
Inventory. (See attached FNAlletter, Exhibit C)
19. Past uses of the Property
a. The subject property has been heavily utilized as a public beach area with
multiple recreational uses, including traditional saltwater beach recreational
activities, bicycle & pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions, water sports,
musical concerts and other special events (see Section 20.a).
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Descriotion of existina and planned uses of the Property
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a. The subject property will continue to be used as a public beach area, which hosts
more than 7,000,000 visitors each year, engaged in multiple recreational activities,
including traditional saltwater beach recreational activities, bicycle & pedestrian trail
facilities, beach concessions, water sports, and other special events such as
musical concerts, as more specifically detailed below:
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i. Special events:
1. Types and Locations: The City of Miami Beach hosts many
different types of special events each year, and permits have
been issued for festivals, concerts, athletic events (runs,
triathlons, volleyball tournaments, etc.), and corporate events
(dinners and parties). In the past the City has hosted concerts
ranging from acts such as Pavarotti and NSYNC, and events
such as the South Florida Food and Wine Festival, Art Deco
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Weekend. Generally, these special events are held at
Lummus Park (between 5th Street and 14th Terrace) or 21st
Street, and occasionally they are held in North Beach at 71st
Street, or North Shore Open Space Park (between 79th and
85th Streets), or on the beaches immediately adjacent to these
respective locations. A list of the prior Fiscal Year Events held
within the Management Area is attached hereto as Exhibit D)
2. Approvals: The City has historically provided approvals for
special event applicants via an Area Wide Permit received
from the State's Department of Environmental Protection
(DEP). The Area Wide Permit provides the City authorization
to approve special events locally as long as compliance with
DEP regulations are observed. If a special event requires a
variance to DEP regulations and/or if additional approvals are
required, the additional information is provided for DEP's
review and final decisions are often subject to additional
restrictions by DEP. During such times as the Area Wide
permit has not been in full force and effect, the City has
endeavored to cooperate with the State, and in those cases
each and every event that takes place east of the Coastal
Construction Line has been reviewed by DEP for approval,
and meetings with local State officials are scheduled as
needed to address any issues that need to be addressed.
3. Permitting process and procedure: All special event permit
applicants, whether the requested venue is on the beachfront,
or not, are received and reviewed on a first come first serve
basis. There are a number of deadlines and documentation is
required for all events, as more specifically delineated in the
attached Special Events Permit Requirements and Guidelines
(Exhibit E).
4. Fees: Last Fiscal Year the City collected just under $20,000
gross from special events (less the 7% State sales tax and
less the 25% remitted to the State pursuant to the
Management Agreement).
b.
Since the submission of the previous Beachfront Management Plan in 1997, the
City has made significant progress with the development of the system of ADA
accessible, Bicycle/Pedestrian Access Trails along the entire length of Miami
Beach (management area identified in the Management Agreement).
Through the development of what is now called the Atlantic Greenway Network,
the City of Miami Beach is creating a regional alternative transportation network
which will interconnect key intermodal centers, area business districts,
culturalltourism centers, residential neighborhoods, parking facilities, parks,
schools and the beaches. The Network will be comprised of a citywide system
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of bicycle/pedestrian accessways, enhanced public transit facilities, expanded
Electrowave electric shuttle service, the development of an intermodal center
and innovative regional parking improvement programs.
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The system of bicycle/pedestrian trails will be created to provide continuous,
multi-purpose public access corridors throughout the City. The access corridors
will be developed as Greenways or linear parks which will snake their way
along the City's beaches, waterways and natural ecosystems with connections
to residential areas, resort areas, business districts, civic centers, transit sites
and parking facilities. Rest areas, vista areas, waterway access facilities, and
interpretive signage will be interspersed throughout the greenways to provide
enhanced cultural/historical and ecotourism amenities and recreational
opportunities for trail users. The connections between the trails, parks and
beach access areas will enhance public access to the beaches and will
encourage greater park-beach cross utilization. Seven regional parking
facilities, as well as, regional transit facilities will also be connected to the trail to
help improve recreational access for residents and visitors.
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The Atlantic Greenway Network will also significantly enhance recreational
facility access and provide an excellent alternative transportation network for
persons with disabilities. All areas of the Corridor network, as well as, all of its
connections to the existing streets; sidewalks, parks and parking facilities will all
be developed in full compliance with the guidelines set forth by the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Three segments of the Atlantic Greenway Network are being developed along
the City's beachfront area, adjacent to and within the subject property. These
beachfront trails will be on-grade paved pathways along the dunes, with native
landscaping, shade canopy areas, and environmentally friendly lighting. Rest
and vista areas will be interspersed along the trails to provide enhanced
amenities for trail users. Interpretive signage will also be incorporated into the
project to educate residents and visitors about the cultural and historic
landmarks along the trail. The native dune and coastal hammock ecosystems,
which exist adjacent to the trail, will be restored and enhanced throughout the
project area. The meandering trails through these restored natural areas will
provide an "outdoor classroom" that will be highly conducive to the exploration
and understanding of the barrier island ecosystems indigenous to Miami Beach.
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The Beachwalk Project will extend from the southern tip of Miami Beach at
Government Cut Inlet, north along the western edge sand dunes, to the
southern end of the existing Boardwalk at 21st Street. The Boardwalk project
already extends along the dunes from 21st Street north to 46th Street and the
,North Beach Recreational Corridor Trail will extend from the Boardwalk at 46th
Street up to the City's northern boundary at 87th Street.
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The City already made a substantial investment in the development of the
Atlantic Corridor. To date, the City has obtained more than $12,000,000 in
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project funding and will complete the construction of an additional 3.5 miles of
trail in FY 05/06.
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21. Description of alternative or multiple uses of the Property considered bv the manaaina
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a. No other uses were considered.
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22. Assessment of the impact of planned uses on the renewable and non-renewable
resources of the Property and description of the specific actions that will be taken to
protect. enhance and conserve these resources and to mitiaate damaae caused bv
such uses.
a. The managing agency has determined that the planned uses will have minimal
impact on the renewable and non-renewable resources of the property.
Specific management actions planned or taken to protect, enhance and
conserve these resources and to mitigate damage caused by such uses include
the following:
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Development of the Atlantic Corridor Greenwav Network: According to
the State of Florida's published Greenways and Trails Plan entitled
Connecting Florida's Communities with Green ways and Trails,
greenways and trails can provide significant ecological, economic and
social benefits for Florida. "By helping to conserve linked native
ecosystems and landscapes, greenways can be an important component
of a statewide, regional or local conservation strategy." The Atlantic
Corridor Project is an important element of the Miami Beach's local
conservation strategy. Through the development of the system of
bicycle/pedestrian access trails along the entire length of Miami Beach
(management area), public access along and across the sand dunes will
be controlled. By controlling access along and across the sand dune
system, the Corridor project will help to protect this fragile native
ecosystem.
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The Beachwalk Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail project is budgeted at
$3,269,000, and located between 14th Lane and 21st Street, and
includes: 1) removal of dune vegetation, fences and portions of dune
walk-overs; 2) grading and filling of trail area; 3) installation of new
paverstone walkway, seat walls and pilasters; 4) installation of a new
lighting system; 5) installation of new landscaping and landscape
irrigation system (Exhibit F). The Beachwalk project will be completed in
July 2005.
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Furthering the public's knowledge of the endangered plant and animal
communities that inhabit the dune system and vital storm surge and
erosion control functions the dunes provide, will also aid in the
conservation of these important natural resources.
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Citywide Dune Restoration and Enhancement Proaram: A total of
$3,000,000 of local bond proceeds and tax increment funds have been
allocated for a citywide Dune Restoration and Enhancement Program.
Under the program, the City's North, Middle and South Beach districts
will each be allocated approximately $1,000,000 for dune restoration
efforts.
The dune restoration and enhancement activities will include: the
removal of exotic nuisance plant species such as scaevola and casurina;
demolition of the remaining elevated wooden dune crossovers, which
have become derelict with age and exposure; re-vegetation of the dunes
with native landscape plantings; replacement of the protective fencing
adjacent to the dunes; and the installation of protective signage.
As of December of 2003, portions of the dune restoration work budgeted
at $133,996 had been completed from 1st to 6th Streets, and
approximately 9,000 linear feet of dune protective fencing have been
installed in the Middle Beach area (South Beach installations slated for
February of 2004), with a total budgeted cost of approximately $35,000.
The restoration of the dunes in the North Beach district will be done in
conjunction with the construction of the North Beach Recreational
Corridor Project. Restoration of the dunes within the Middle Beach
district will occur in conjunction with a separate $4,300,000
Neighborhood Improvement Project planned for Middle Beach's
Oceanfront neighborhood. The restoration of the dunes in the South
Beach district is complete.
New protective "rope & bollard" fencing installed along eastern side of dune.
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New protective "snow" fencing installed along western side of dune.
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Innovative Erosion Control ProQram: Beach erosion has been a problem
on Miami Beach since the 1930s. By the late 1950s, the beach had
eroded to such an extent that many of the beachfront properties were
forced to construct seawalls to prevent their structures from being
undercut by the encroaching tides.
In the mid-1970s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE) and Miami-
Dade County entered into a 50-year contract for the joint management of
the County's sandy beaches. In 1979, the ACOE constructed a flood
control dike (sand dune) and an engineered beach along the entire
length of Miami Beach. The new engineered beach was 200 - 300 feet
wider than the native beaches had ever been. The new beach was a
tremendous success and has been credited for contributing significantly
to the resurgence of our local economy.
The sand used to construct the dunes and beaches was pumped or
hydraulically dredged from deposits of sand about a mile off our coast.
The renourished beaches were subjected to the same erosional forces
that depleted the original beaches. As a result of the continuing erosion,
six segments of Miami Beach have been renourished since 1980. The
original beach construction and the subsequent renourishment projects
have consumed more than 25 million tons of sand. As a result, the near
shore deposits of sand, which have traditionally been the source for
renourishment projects, have been exhausted.
Faced with a continuing need to maintain our beaches and an exhausted
supply of sand, the City's Environmental Resources Management
Division initiated an effort to develop long-term solutions to the beach
erosion problem. One element of that effort involved the development of
new technologies, which will slow down or stop the beach erosion
process, thereby reducing the demand for replacement sand. If the
erosion cycle can be successfully slowed or stopped, it would be worth
millions of dollars in cost savings and eliminate many of the
environmental and legal problems related to renourishment projects.
A study of the Miami Beach shoreline was conducted to determine where
the beaches are eroding, how fast they are eroding and why. The study
revealed the presence of several "hot spot" areas along our shoreline,
which account for the majority of our sand losses each year. Analysis of
the study data indicated breakwater-type structures could be designed,
which would significantly reduce the rate of erosion within these hot spot
areas and help stabilize large sections of our beach. The worst of the
identified hot spots exists within the area between 28th and 34th Streets in
the Middle Beach District. This hot spot is responsible for the loss of
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more than 120,000 cubic
yards of sand each year and
in turn accelerates the
erosion of the beach for as
much as a mile to the north.
With beach renourishment
costs at about $20/ton, this
hot spot is responsible for
the loss of more than $2
million annually.
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Because of the critical state of erosion
that persists in this hot spot area, the
City joined together with the County
and State and designed a series of
three breakwater structures to redirect
wave energies to eliminate the hot
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Construction of the innovative beach erosion control project began in May 2002
and was completed in July 2002. The set of three breakwaters were built along the
beachfront area between 28th and 34th Streets, to redirect wave energies and
control the coastal processes to reduce the chronically high rate of erosion that
persists in that "hot spotl! area.
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The breakwater structures were built from intermeshed native coral rock boulders
and ballast rock. The area between the former waterline and the new breakwaters
was filled with sand that was brought up from Lummus Park.
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The Middle Beach Breakwater project is the first phase of a master plan to develop
a series of erosion control breakwaters, positioned in key areas along the
shoreline, to widen the beaches and slow the erosion process.
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Sea Turtle Monitorinq and Hatchery Proqram: The City of Miami Beach
uses its best efforts to protect all sea turtles, their nests and hatchlings
within the management area boundaries, by assisting in the Sea Turtle
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Monitoring and Hatchery Program operated by Miami-Dade County.
Under the Program, the County has implemented a plan to protect and
assure the propagation of sea turtles. Dailey inspections are performed
throughout the beachfront area in Miami-Dade County, from Key
Biscayne to Golden Beach. During nesting season the City helps the
County in identifying and protecting new sea turtle nests. All identified
sea turtle nests within Miami Beach are carefully relocated to a protected
hatchery area. Relocated nests are closely monitored throughout the
incubation period and hatchlings are released to the open water an night.
(Exhibit G)
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Beach Maintenance Proaram: Beach maintenance throughout the
subject property is performed by the Miami-Dade County Parks and
Recreation Department. The County's beach cleaning and maintenance
services are performed in accordance with the Beach Cleaning
Operations Permit approved by the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection and the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Additionally, beachfront concession operators and special event
promoters are required to clean up during and at the conclusion of each
day or event respectively.
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23. A description of manaaement needs and problems for the property:
a.
None at this time, except for those items already addressed in this Management
Plan, and in the attached Rules and Regulations for Beachfront Concession
Operations.
24. Identification of adiacent land uses that conflict with the planned use of the property:
a. Not applicable.
25. A descriotion of leaislative or executive directives that constrain the use of such
property:
a. Florida statute 161.56 provides that all temporary and permanent construction
must be permitted by the Department of Environmental Protection Division of
Beaches and Coastal Systems, pursuant to Rule 16B-33 of the Florida
Administrative Code.
b.
Florida statute 161.58 provides that all vehicular traffic, except that which is
necessary for cleanup, repair, or public safety is prohibited on the beachfront.
The only authorized exception to this policy is that in accordance with the City's
Second Amended and Restated Rules and Regulations for beachfront
concession operations, City approved concessionaires may access the
beachfront area to service their concession operations, provided that they
remove their vehicles immediately thereafter. No parking or storage of
concession vehicles is permitted on the beachfront.
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26. Findina reaardina whether each planned use complies with the State Lands
Manaaement Plan. particularlv whether such uses represent lIbalanced public
utilization". specific aaencv statutory authority. and other leaislative or executive
constraints:
a. The use of the subject property as a public beach area with multiple
recreational uses, including traditional saltwater beach recreational activities,
bicycle & pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions, water sports, musical
concerts and other special events meets all the requirements set forth in the
State Land Management Plan.
27. Assessment as to whether the Property. or any portion thereof. should be declared
surplus:
a. None of the subject property should be declared surplus.
28. Identification of other parcels of land within or immediatelv adiacent to. the Property
that should be purchased because they are essential to manaaement of the Property:
a. There are no other parcels of land within or immediately adjacent to the
property that should be purchased because they are essential to management
of the property.
29. Description of manaaement responsibilities of each aaencv. how such responsibilities
will be coordinated. includina a provision that reauires that the manaaina aaencv
consult with the Division of Historical Resources before takina actions that may
adverselv affect archaeoloaical or historic resources:
a.
The subject property will be managed by the City of Miami Beach as a public
beach area with multiple recreational uses, including traditional saltwater beach
recreational activities, bicycle & pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions,
water sports, musical concerts and other special events.
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b. All temporary and permanent construction will be permitted by the Department
of Environmental Protection Division of Beaches and Coastal Systems,
pursuant to Rule 168-33 of the Florida Administrative Code.
c. Beach concession operations will be conducted in accordance with the City's
Rules and Regulations for Beachfront Concession Operations, as approved by
the Department of Environmental Protection Division of Beaches and Coastal
Systems.
d. Musical Concerts and other special events will be conducted in accordance with
the specific requirements set forth by the Department of Environmental
Protection Division of Beaches and Coastal Systems.
e. The subject property consists entirely of artificially created or renourished
beaches and a storm protection berm. No archaeological or historic sites or
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resources have been recorded within the subject property and the Florida
Department of State Division of Historical Resources has determined that there
is a low probability of significant, unrecorded sites being located within it. If any
such resources are discovered within the property, they will be managed in
accordance with the State's Management Procedures for Archaeological and
Historic Sites and Properties on State-Owned or Controlled Lands.
30. Extent of public involvement and local aovernment participation in the development of
the plan. if any. includino a summary of comments and concerns expressed:
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This updated Beachfront Management Plan was prepared with the assistance
of, and input from, the City's Beach Preservation Committee, Marine Authority,
Special Events Task Force and the local hotel owners association (citizen
advisory committees). The elements incorporated herein were also considered
and adopted by the Mayor and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach at
regularly scheduled public hearings. Additionally, and in accordance with
Florida Statutes, input was received and considered by the Advisory Group.
31. Letter of comoliance of the Manaaement Plan with the Local Government
Comprehensive Plan.
a. See letter from City of Miami Beach, Public Works Department Environmental
Resources Management Division,. attached as Exhibit H.
32. Describe how the manaoina entity plans to identify. locate. orotect and oreserve. or
otherwise use fraaile nonrenewable resources, such as archaeoloaical and historical
sites. as well as. other fraaile resources. includina endanaered plant and animal
soecies.
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The subject property consists entirely of artificially created or renourished
beaches and a storm protection berm. No archaeological or historic sites or
resources have been recorded within the subject property and the Florida
Department of State Division of Historical Resources has determined that there
is a low probability of significant, unrecorded sites being located within it. If any
such resources are discovered within the property, they will be managed in
accordance with the State's Management Procedures for Archaeological and
Historic Sites and Properties on State-Owned or Controlled Lands.
b.
Loggerhead Sea Turtles Caretta Caretta, occur in the Atlantic Ocean and utilize
the sandy beach areas within the property for nesting. The City of Miami Beach
will continue to use its best efforts to protect all sea turtles, their nests and
hatchlings within the Property boundaries, by assisting in the Sea Turtle
Monitoring and Hatchery Program operated by Miami-Dade County. Under the
Program, the County has implemented a Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation
Commission approved plan to protect and assure the propagation of sea turtles.
Daily inspections are performed throughout the beachfront area during nesting
season to identify new sea turtle nests. All identified sea turtle nests are
carefully relocated to a protected hatchery area.
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33. Provide for the conservation of soil and water resources and for the control and
prevention of soil erosion:
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a. The subject property is located along the eastern (seaward) shore of a coastal
barrier island. The soils consist of a veneer of unconsolidated, medium-grained,
light gray to golden brown sand (90%) carbonate shell and limestone fragments,
100/0 quartz) 40 to 60 feet thick, over-laying an oolitic limestone formation that
extends to a depth of approximately 150 feet below land surface.
b.
The control and prevention of erosion of the beaches and dunes is conducted
as a partnership effort by the Army Corps of Engineers, Florida Department of
Environmental Protection, Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental
Resources Management, and the City of Miami Beach Environmental
Resources Management Division. The design and construction of periodic
beach renourishment projects is managed by the Army Corps of Engineers and
is funded jointed by the Federal, State and County agencies under a cost-
sharing agreement. The City manages the protection and restoration of the
dunes and the development of innovative erosion control refinements to the
Shore Protection Program, like the erosion control breakwaters described in
Section 15 above.
c.
The only water resources in the vicinity of the subject property are the waters of
the Atlantic Ocean, which lies along the property's eastern boundary. The
seawater adjacent to the property and groundwater/aquifer beneath the
property are both classified as Gill water bodies. There are no other water
bodies or water resources within the property. No Outstanding Florida Water
designations apply to the property.
34. Analysis of the potential use of private land manaaers to facilitate the restoration or
manaaement of these lands.
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Management agency analysis has determined that the use of private land
managers to facilitate the restoration or management of these lands would not
be beneficial.
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35. Lead Manaoement Aoencv analysis. includino Qualified professional forester
component. for parcels laroer than 1.000 acres
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a. Not applicable as Property is approximately 220 acres in size.
36. Advisory Group input as reauired bv Statute 253.034 (5), for parcels of more than 160
acres.
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An Advisory Group comprised of the following individuals reviewed the proposed Plan
and provided input for same:
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Simon Cruz, City Commissioner, City of Miami Beach
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Stuart Blumberg, President, Greater Miami & the Beaches Hotel Association
Vivian Rodriguez, Parks and Recreation Director, Miami-Dade County
Stuart Reed, Marine Authority Chairman .
Sidney Goldin, Resident, City of Miami Beach
Humberto Alonso, South Florida Water Management District Representative
Jose Damien, Asset Manager, City of Miami Beach
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37. The advisory aroup shall conduct at least one public hearina within the countv in which
the Property is located.
a. The Advisory Group met and held a public hearing on August 20, 2003 at 4:00
PM in the City Commission Chambers, Miami Beach City Hall, 1700 Convention
Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida.
38. Notice of public hearina
a. The public meeting of the Advisory Group was noticed through the following
means:
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Posted on the Property.
Advertised in a paper of general circulation - Miami Herald, Beach
Neighbors Section, 08/17/03).
Announced at a scheduled meeting of local governing body before actual
public hearing (Miami Beach City Commission Meeting of July 30, 2003).
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Summary of Advisory Group meetina
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On February 3, 1982, the City of Miami Beach entered into Management Agreement
NO.750-0006 (renumbered 3595) with the board of Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Trust Fund of the state of Florida for the management of beachfront land
from Government Cut to 87th Terrace for recreational and other related activities. In
2003, the City presented the State with an updated beachfront management plan. The
State responded and required that additional information be reviewed by an advisory
group since the parcel of managed area was over 160 acres. The advisory group met
in a publicly noticed hearing on August 20,2003..Additionally, the management plan
was reviewed by the Beach Preservation Committee on August 12,2003 and by the
Marine Authority on September 9, 2003.
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hearing are attached hereto as Exhibit I.
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40. Availabilitv of manaaement orOsDectus reauired bv DaraaraDh (9)(d) shall be available
for the 30 day period Drior to public hearinQ.
a. As required by paragraph (9)(d), the Prospectus was available for review.
41. Conformance with aODropriate State land manaaement plan. includina:
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42. A statement of the purpose for which the lands were aCQuired. the oroiected
use. and the Statutory authoritv for such uses.
a. The subject lands are managed by the City pursuant to
ManagementAgreement No. 750-0006 (Reassigned Lease No. 3595),
however, ownership of the lands was retained by the State of Florida.
b. The subject property will continue to be used as a public beach area, which
hosts more than 7,000,000 visitors each year, engaged in multiple
recreational activities including traditional saltwater beach recreational
activities, bicycle and pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions,
watersports, musical concerts and other special events.
43. Kev manaaement strategies necessary to preserve and protect natural
resources and restore habitat. and for controllina the spread of nonnative plants
and animals. and for prescribed fire.
a. Citywide Dune Restoration and Enhancement Proaram: A total of
$3,000,000 of local bond proceeds and tax increment funds have been
allocated for a citywide Dune Restoration and Enhancement Program.
Under the program, the City's North, Middle and South Beach districts will
each be allocated approximately $1,000,000 for dune restoration efforts.
The dune restoration and enhancement activities will include: the removal of
exotic nuisance plant species such as scaevola and casurina; demolition of
the remaining elevated wooden dune crossovers, which have become
derelict with age and exposure; re-vegetation of the dunes with native
landscape plantings; replacement of the protective fencing adjacent to the
dunes; and the installation of protective signage.
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The restoration of the dunes in the North Beach district will be done in
conjunction with the construction of the North Beach Recreational Corridor
Project. Restoration of the dunes within the Middle Beach district will occur
in conjunction with a separate $4,300,000 Neighborhood Improvement
Project planned for Middle Beach's Oceanfront neighborhood. The
restoration of the dunes in the South Beach district is underway and nearing
completion.
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44. A prioritv schedule for conductina manaaement activities. based on the purpose
for which the lands were acquired.
a. Management authority over the subject property was obtained in order to
continue, promote and enhance its use as a public beach area, which hosts
more than 7,000,000 visitors each year, engaged in multiple recreational
activities including traditional saltwater beach recreational activities, bicycle
& pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions, water sports, musical
concerts and other special events. These management activities are on-
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going and represent the sole purpose for the management and use of the
property. (See Exhibit J for a list and cost of management activities)
45. A cost estimate for conductina priority manaaement activities. to include
recommendations for cost effective methods of accomplishinQ those activities.
a. The annual cost for the City's land management activities is approximately
$165,000. (Exhibit J)
46.
A cost estimate for conductina other manaaement activities which would
enhance the natural resource value or public recreation value for which the
lands were aCQuired.
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a. Develooment of the Atlantic Greenwav Network:
The City of Miami Beach is planning to develop a series of
bicycle/pedestrianlgreenway projects to be known as the Atlantic Greenway
Network (AGN). The Atlantic Greenway Network is made up of two main trail
systems; the Beach Corridors, which extend in a general
northbound/southbound direction, running between the erosion control line
and the dune system; and the Neighborhood Trails, which extend in a
general east-west as well as north-south directions through the south,
middle, and north beach neighborhoods. Individual projects will be
constructed to create a continuous trail network allowing for alternative
transportation and community enhancement.
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The objectives of physical improvements are to support multimodal
transportation, link bicycle and pedestrian destinations, increase pedestrian
and bicycle safety, improve trail network connectivity, eliminate barriers that
prevent bicycle trips} and develop future bikeway corridors. Physical
consideration may include, but not be limited to, completing gaps in service,
developing new, conceptual bikeway corridors, as well as on-street
improvements to improve Bicycle Level of Service. Development Cost:
$12,500,000. (Exhibit J)
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b. Citvwide Dune Restoration and Enhancement Proaram:
The dune restoration and enhancement activities will include: the removal of
exotic nuisance plant species such as scaevola and casurina; demolition of
the remaining elevated wooden dune crossovers, which have become
derelict with age and exposure; re-vegetation of the dunes with native
landscape plantings; replacement of the protective fencing adjacent to the
dunes; and the installation of protective signage. The restoration of the
dunes will aid in the conservation of the plant and animal communities that
inhabit the dune system and vital storm surge and erosion control functions
the dunes provide. In 2004-2005, the City implemented and completed two
initial programs to restore the sand dunes in its three neighborhoods; South,
Middle and North Beach. Development Cost: $3,000,000.
c. Innovative Erosion Control Proaram:
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A program involving the design and construction of innovative erosion
- control structures to significantly reduce the rate of beach and help stabilize
large sections of our beach. The program is being developed and
administered by the Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental
- Resources Management and the Army Corps of Engineers. Development
Cost: $6,250,000.
47. A determination of the public uses and public access that would be consistent
with the purpose for which the lands were acauired.
a. Management authority over the subject property was obtained in order to
continue, promote and enhance its use as a public beach area, which hosts
more than 7,000,000 visitors each year, engaged in multiple recreational
activities including traditional saltwater beach recreational activities, bicycle
& pedestrian trail facilities, beach concessions, water sports, musical
concerts and other special events.
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APPLICATION INFORMATION FOR
BEACHFRONT CONCESSION OPERA liONS
All Upland Owner Concessionaire applicants are required to obtain written City authorization (Letter
Agreement), City. Occupational License(s), Planning Department design approval, and any other
authorization and/or permit required from the City, in addition to meeting any other County t State,
or Federal requirements. Requests for new conqessions will only be considered .for beach
equipment rental and food and beverage sales. Applications for new watersport and/or cooking and
heating concession operations are not being considered at this time. .
All authorizations and/or permits to operate beachfront concessions are being granted. on a
revocable basis. The City may, for its convenience, and at its sole discretion and without cause,
terminate any authorization and/or permit at any time by giving thirty (30) days written notice of
such termination.
AD beaChfront concession operations are subject to an annual upland fee of fifteen dollars ($15)
per upland unit, with a maximum often thousand dollars ($10,000) per upland property, and will
be required for each concession location, plus any applicable taxes. All license and upland fees
. shall be due and payable prior to October 1- of each year thereafter. City occupational licenses
for each type of' activity requested and approved must be obtained prior to beginning any
beachfront concession operation. The available categories are listed below:
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Beach. Equipment: beach chairs, chair pads, umbrellas, sun canopies
Waterside Equipment: snorkeling equipment (e.g. masks, fin.s, snorkels), personal
floatation devices (e.g. rafts, donuts, water wings, noodles,
boogie board); and miscellaneous beach toys (e.g. beach
ball, bucket/shovel/rake, kadima paddles)
Food and aeverage ............................................................................. $575.00 p.r year .
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APPUCA TION REQUIREMENTS
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Enclosed herewith is a .copy of the most current Rules and Regulations for Beachfront Concession
Operations and Application for Beachfront Concession Operations which must be submitted and
approved prior to the operation of any beachfront concession. Carefully review the documents and
familiarize yourself with their contents. .
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Please ensure that:
1) All required signatures are obtained and notariz~d.
2) . C?riginal certificate(s) of insurance is (are) provided.
3)
Evacuation Plan is fully completed.
Operation a" Plan is fully completed. including the number of chairs, equipment, etcl
, whiCh you are requesting to place on the beach.
5) Beachfront concession layout (drawing) of your operation, including the dimensions
of the beachfront area that you intend to use. is specific. .
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All approvals required by the Planning Department (Design Review Process) are
provided. ., .
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In the event there is an existing authorized and properly licensed watersport
operation and applicant. desires to continue operating said service, a,. new
authorization will be subject to review and the non-binding recommendation of the '
City's Marine Authority is received prior to the City's issuance of a letter agreement
and respective occupational license to operate same.
Please submit all applications to:
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City of Miami Beach
Office of Asset Management
1700 Convention Center Drive, 3rd Floor
Miami Beach. Florida 33139
O~ your appliCation is reviewed and approved, a letter agreement Will be forwarded to YOU' for
execution. Once said letter agreement is exeCuted and retumed to the. City, final authorization will .
be granted and you may request your ~pationaJ licens~(s).
Please be advised that operation of a beachfront concession without' proper authorization and/or
pennit, including but not limited to: letter, ~greement(s), occupational licensees), insurance,
approved evacUation and operation plans, and Planning Department permits and/or authorizations
which may be required. will not be permitted.
ANY ,BEACH CONCESSION FOUND TO BE OPERATING WITHOUT CITY
AUTHORIZATION SHALL BE CONSIDERED TO BE TRESPASSING AND WILL
BE REMOVED FROM THE BEACH AND ANY EQUIPMENT WILL BE
CONFISCATED AT CONCESSIONAIRE'S SOLE EXPENSE. '
, If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Office of Asset Management, at
(305) 873-7193.
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Second Amended and Restated
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
BEACHFRONT CONCESSION OPERATIONS
(as of January 30. 2002)
- The City of Miami Beach has established policies and procedures concemlngthe
management and operation of beachfront concessions. 'The following rules and
regulations shall apply to allbeachfront concession ope~tors.
3.
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If the concession includes food and beverage service. then at least one supervisory
employee must possess a Food Service Management, Certification issued by a
County Public Health Department in Florida. In addition. 'each food service unit. cart
or facility must be licensed by the Florida Department of Business Regulation _
Division of Hotels and Restaurants (8405 NW 53rd Street, Miami; telephone number
is 470-5680). '
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Cooking and heating will only be permitted at those facilities/locations where
cooking and heating activities were being conducted and possessed a valid/~rrent
oceupationallicenSe, from the City as of September 5. 2001. .
Cooking and lor heating facilities will only be permitted ,on the beachfront in
accordance with applicable City. County. State, and Fede~llaws"
Cooking andlor heating shall only be permitted by means of battery powered. or
propane gas system, properly approved, permitted and installed in accordance
applicable municipal, county. state, and federal laws. The use of electricity
producing generating d.evices (generat!Jrs) is prohibited.
NotWithstanding any'other provisions contained herein, all cooking and/or heating
facilities must be removed from the beachfront at the end of each day (prior to
sundown) and shall not be permitted to remain on the beach overnight.
The Upland Owner Concessionaire shall provide. at its sole' expense. at least two
(2) trash receptacles within the confines, of the- area approved for its use and for the'
use of the public. Disposal of the contents of said receptacles and removal of any
trash or debris within the approved area. shall be done on a daily basis, and 'shall
be the sole responsibility of the Upland - Owner Concessionaire.
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4.
An Upland Owner.Concessionaire must provide the City written acknowledgment
(see Beachfront Concession ApplicatiOn Page 6 of 6), of its understanding of, and
agreement to abide by, these Rules an~ Regulations prior to receiving permission
to operate behind the respective upland property. Said acknowledgment must
contain the name, title~ and signature of an authorized representative of the
Upland Owner, and .must be notarized. The Upland Owner Concessionaire's
application will not be considered until said acknowledgment is presented to the
City's Office of Asset Management. Applications will not. be considered to be
complete if this, or any other infonnation which is required as part of this application,
is not properly submitted or is incomplete. The City reserves the right'to request
that any required documentation ,or information be updated and resubmitted if it is
deemed necessary by the City in order to clarify and/or confirm the current status
of said Upland Owner acknowledgment.
5.
Any Concession Permit granted pursuant to these Rules and Regulations shall not
be construed to vest any additional rights upon the Upland Owner Concessionaire
that do not otherwise exist, except for the privilege of temporary use of the
beachfront in accordance with the conditions set forth herein and all other
applicable Municipal, State, County and Federal law. Upland Owner
Concessionaires are hereby notified that all of the beaches are public and as such
concession operations must not restrict, or appear to restrict access, or in any way
limit the. public nature or ambiance of the beachfront.
Belich chairS shall be deployed In a manner and number that will assure
public access and will encourage public use of the beach, taking Into
consideration the characteristics. of the Individual property involved.
The Upland Owner Concessionaire agreeS to abide by all City, County, and State
laWs with regards to the use of the beachfront areas, as amended, or adopted
hereafter. The authorization to operate a beachfront concession may be suspended
at any time by written notice from the City Manager. The concession authorization
may be revoked upon ten (10) days written notice from the City Manag.er. Such
suspension may be subject to an administrative hearing/review.
. There is no responsibility on behalf of the City of Miami Beach for any lost, stolen
or damaged property belonging to the Upland Owner Concessionaire.
The Upland Owner Concessionaire must prepare a written evacuation plan for the
prompt remov~f of all mobUe units used in the concession. operations from the '
beachfront within one (1) h~ur of notification by appropriate City authorities. This
plan must be submitted to the City for approval (see Beachfront Concession
Application Page 4 of 6). An operation plan must alSo be submitted (see Beachfront
Concession Application Page 3 of 6).
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8. There shall be no overnight storage of any kind east of the dune line on the beach,
except for the following:
a) Beach chairs will be permitted to remain 'on the sand overnight, as long as
they are in good condition, neatly stacked (a maximum of 10 chairs per stack
for plastic. and 4 chairs per stack for wood). and arranged side by s,ide
adjace~t to the concession stand.
b) Concession facilities used for dispensing services and/or storage will be
allowed to remain on the beach, as long as they are well maintained and
kept west of the lifeguard stands.
Violators will have their' concessions closed and the City shall have the right to
confiscate' any and all equipment left on the beach overnight.
9.
The City 'of Miami Beach retains the authority to' determine the number of employees
required for each concession.
10. Upland Owner Concessionaire will conduct its operations so as to maintain
reasonable quiet and make no public disturbances. HaWking to attract attention,
and/or summoning or a9costing any person, is prohibited. The playing of any
music. or.allowing any other activity, that disturbs the p':l~lic is prohibited.
11. Vehides are only allowed in areas where roadways are provided. and may only park
only in areas designated for vehicle parking.. Upland Owner Concessionaire's
vehicles shall only be allowed on the beachfront for purposes of supplying the
concession's operations, and to remove equipment at the close of operations each
day. and must be removed from the beachfront immediately thereafter.
Upland ,Owner Concessionaire will be responsible for any damage caused to any
City-owned property or the beachfront during the time of its usage of said area.
For any use or operation other than that specifically authorized in accordance with
, the specific Beachfront Concession Application submitted by the Upland Owner
Concessionaire and the respective Concession Agreement associated therewith,
the Upland Owner Concessionaire m~st comply with any requirements imposed
pursuant to the City's Special Events Permit Requirements and Guidelines
(Ordinance No. (2001-3302) and any other applicable City, County, State, and
Federal requirements. '
14. All Upland Owner Concessionaires and their employees shall wear City of Miami
8f;tach or City approved identification badges, and must comport themselves in a
professional and courteous mannerJ at afl'times during hours of operation.
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15. The sale of beverages from cans, bottles, or plastic containers are not permitted.
'Beverages must only be dispensed in paper cups' or other biodegradable
containers, in accordance with applicable State and County requirements. The use
of plastic stra,ws is also prohibited. '
16. Only City approved concession facilities will. be permitted. Any and all concession
facilities must receive prior approval by the City, in accordance with City Planning
Department's Current Staff Design Guidelines (see attached Exhibit 1).
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Any cooking and heating facilities which were authorized and licensed as of
September 5, 2001. shall be permitted to remain for a period not to exceed the
normal life expectancy (from manufacture date) of a facility located daily on an
oceanfront beach, as determined by the man'ufacturer, following' the City
Commission's approval. of future design standards for all beachfront concession
facilities. The design standards approved by the City Commission shall be
incorporated by adoption into these Rules ~nd Regulations. Thereafter, all Upland
Owner Concessionaires shall be required to comply with the design standards, as
adopted by the City Commission and incorporated herein.
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Concession facilities, furnishings and equipment shall be neat, clean. and well
maintained at all times. The concession operation must be aesthetically ple~sing
and non-detrimental to the surrounding environment.
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A. All propeller craft must have propeller guards.
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All operations that involve the use of watercraft must have a "chase boat"
available readily available. .The I.chase boat'. is subject to the prior approval
of the .City,. .
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foot swimming area C'guarded area" and no closer than 400 feet of any
lifeguard stand. The location of the watersport concession shall be subject
to the approval of appropriate City Departments. The Upland Owner
Concessionaire must instruct all users as to all safety preca~ions, including
avoidance of swimmers and bathers.
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canopies, etc., shall not obstruct the view of a lifeguard. Any request from
a lifeguard to relocate any item that obstructs hislher view shall be treated
as an emergency and be relocated immediately.
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RULES AND' REGULA liONS FOR
BEACHFRONT CONCESSION OPERATIONS
E. Upland Owner Concessionaires are respOnsible for instructing clients on safe
operation of equipment including advisement to stay away from all "guarded
areas!'
F. The "guarded area" extends 300 feet east of the shoreline, and 100 feet from
the nearest bather or swimmer. '
G. Upland Owner Concessionaire must identify a channel to ,be used as an
access route through which users of watersport equipment may leave the
beachfront and enter open water. Saic;l channel shall extend 30Q feet east,
and perpendicular to the shore line and be marked by removable orange
colored' buoys which shall be a minimum of eighteen (18) inches in diameter.
There shall be a minimum of four (4) buOYS on each side of the channel,
equally spaced.
Watercraft shall not exceed "idle speed" within the channel.
Wearing a life jacket is required for ~II watersport activities (i.e. "wave
runners", '1et ,skis'').
. Upland Owner Concessionaire shall prohibit anyone under the age of 16, to
rent, or use any powered watercraft.
Para-sailing shall be conducted only from winch boats beyond the designated
swim areas.
Upland OWner Concessionaire shall supply all users of watersport equipment
with life jackets in appropriate sizes.
All watercraft equipment shall meet the registration and license requirements
of the State of Florida.
All. motorized equipment shall be equipped with approved kill switches in
working order. '
Fueling is allowed on the beach under the following conditions only: signs
must ,be posted where the gasoline is kept; cans which are spill-proof must
be. ,used; citizens, tourists, and the general public, must be kept a safe
distance from where the fueling process is taking place.
Any change or addition to a watersport concession operation requires review
and writtenauthorizati.on by the City of Miami Beach.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
BEACHFRONT CONCESSION OPERATIONS
Q. All watersportcpncessions must be reviewed by the City's Marine Authority
and approved by the City Manager or his designee.
18. Any transport vehicles operated on the beachfront shall not exceed 10 m.p.h." and
shall only operate in' the area of the concession lor to-snd-from the nearest access
ramp. After transporting equipment to the concession site. the vehicles shall be
removed from the beach front area and parked in a legally authorized location.
Driving on the beachfront area shall be kept to a minimum.
19. A Food Service license issued by the Florida Department of Business Regulation
<- 1 - Division of Hotels and Restaurants for the food service unit must be supplied by
the, Applicant before a City Occupational License for a Food. and Beverage
Beachfront Concession may be Issued.
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September 3D, of each year) is required for ea'ch activity which the Upland Owner
Concessionaire operates on the beachfront (Example:" an Upland Owner
Concessionaire providing food and beverage, and watersport activities, must obtain
two Occupational Licenses).
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, THE ISSUANCE OF AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE BY THE CITY IS CONDITIONED
UPON AND SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS
CONTAINED HEREIN, AS SAME MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. SAID
OCCUPATIONAL UCENSE SHALL BE CONSIDERED NULL AND VOID IF THE CITY
WITHDRAWS. DISCONTINUES, OR OTHERWISE REVOKES THE AUTHORIZATION
GRANTED TO' THE UPLAND OWNER CONCESSIONAIRE TO OPERATE A
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described on the following page, at all times.
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for Beachfront Concession Operations. Said additions shall. be. binding on all
'beachfront Uplana Owner Concessionaires.
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The City reserves the right to revoke an Upland Owner Concessionaire's
authorization to operate and .Occupational License(s) due to non-compliance with
the Rules and Regulations herein specified.
Anyone found operating a concession priQr to meeting all of .the requirements
outlined in the RuJes and Regulations, and/or oPerating without th~ appropriate
licenses and approvals, will be removed from the beach. and will not be allowed to
re-apply.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
BEACH'FRONT CONCESSION OPERA TION~'
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
The Upland Owner Concessionaire shail carry and maintain in full force and effect, at all times
during its operation, the follo~ing insurance coverage.
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Comprehensive General liability in the minimum amount of five hund~ thousand dollars
($500,000)* per occurrence for bodi.ly injury and property damage. This policy must also
, contain coverage for premises, operations, products, and contractual liability .
Automobile Insurance shall be provided covering all owned, leased, and hired vehicles and
non-ownership liability for not Jess than the following limits:
Bodily injury
Bodily injury
Property damage
$1,000,000 per person
$1,000,000 per accident.
$1,000,000 per accident
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Workers' Compensation and EmployerS' liability to meet the statutory requirements of the
State of Florida. If the Concessionaire is not required carry Worker's Compensation
Insurance, it must provide a letter advising the City of same, along with its Certificate of
Insurance.
The City must be named as an additional insured party on the pOlicies required.
The Cjty shall receive thirty (30) days advance written notice of Cancellation or changes of
all of the above-mentioned policies. '
All insurance poUcies shall be issued by companies authorized to do business under the
laws of the State of Florida and must have a rating of B+:VI or better per AM. Best's Key
Rating Guide, ~atest edition.
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The Upland Owner Concessionaire shall furnish original. Certificates of Insurance.
evidencing the required coverages.
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'Certificates of Insurance must be approved by the City's Risk, Manager prior to the.
commencement of operations.
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Certificates must include the fOllOWing information, in addition to all other information which
is generally required on Certificates of this type:
B. The City's name and address in the "Certificate Holder" box
b. The address of the proposed operation
c. 'The description of the proposed operation (e.g. beach chair and umbrella rentals,
personal watercraft rental, food and beverage sales)
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A minimum coverage of one million ($1,OOO,OOO) dollars is required for watersport operaUons,
when pennitted.
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1. Concession Facility Design Standards
a. Storage fa~ilities for lounge chair pads, umbrellas, and sun canopies
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Storage facilities shall be equipped so as to be fully mobile via trailer
or other towing mechanism incorporated internally, for immediate
removal. from the beach upon demand by the City, or in cases of
mandatory emergency evacuation. Skids shall not be used if the
concession faciliti,es are to be towed.
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Plans for concession and storage facilities should include accurate
dimensions and scale.
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Storage facilities shall be designed forthe hO,rizOntal storage of chaise
lounge pads, umbrellas and similar items and shall not exceed a
maximum size of eight feet (8'-0.) in'length, four feet (4'-01t) in width
and an overall height of four feet (4'-011) above the sand.
Storage facilities shall be designed and detailed in a manner
appropriate to the unique beach environment inclusive of'construction
materials, finishes and color, subject to the review and approval of
Design Review staff. '
Skids shall not be used if the storage facilities are to b~ towed.
No signage shall be pennitted on storage facilities, except a di~reetly
located plaque measuring four inches by s.ix. inches (4" x. aU),.
identifying the Concessionaire's name, address and telephone
number.
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Concession facilities for the rental of beach equipment, and/or watersports,
and/or the sale or distribution of food andlor beverages (non-alcoholic
beverages only).
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Concession facilities shall have a maximum floor area of sixty-four
(64) square feet with exterior dimensions not to exceed nine feet (9'-
OR) in height from the sand to the eave line (Le., the Intersection of the
roof and the exterior walls). Architectural projections above the eave
line may not exceed twelve feet (12'-0.) in height from the sand (i.e.,
roof and roof related architectural elements), ,with the exception of
poles or masts for signage bannerl pennants attached to the facility,
which shall not exceed fourteen feet (14'-on) in height from the sand.
All facilities shall be designed to preserve. vistas and shall be fully
open from (42D) inches above the finished floor deck to eight feet' (8'-
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0.) above the sand, with the exception of structural columns or posts,
and a con~iguous maximum of 25% of its overall perimeter dimension.
. Any security side panels that may be used as s~ade devices shall be '
,fully supported from the structure itself and shall not. contain
Independent vertical support . columns to the sand.
,All building construction materials and finishes shall be appropriate to ,
and consistent with the unique beach environment. subject to the
review and approval of Design Review staff.
v. All concession facilities shall be d$Signed so as to facilitate their
immediate removal from the beach at the end of each day, or removal
upon demand by the City. .
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vI~ Seating areas inclusive of tables and chairs shall not be permitted in
or around the structure.
vii. Signage shall consist of only a fabric. bannerl pennants only, which
may be attached either to a single mast .or span between two (2)
pales which' are directly attached to the structure itself. The size of
the bannerl pennant shall not exceed ten (10) square feet. The
overall dimensions. wording, color. pl~cement. design, and mounting
systems for said bannerl pennant shall be subject ,to the review and
approval of Design Rev'ew staff. The wording on the banner shall be
.' generally limited to the name of the concessionaire and the primary
establishment service. . .
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viii. Exterior surface colors and finishes shall be appropriate to the design
, of the structure. as well as the surrounding ~each environment.
subject to the review and approval of Design Review staff.
General Restrictions
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Umbrella Signage: shall be restricted to the valance area with letters
no more than three inches in height and copy limited to the name of .
the upland property (e.g. ~otel name).
Sun 'Canopies: shall be restricted to the tanning zone (Zone 3) west of
the lifeguard stands and shall not exceed {4'..0.} in height above the
sand.
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d. Design Review Application Requirements (Planning Department)
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A one hundred dollar ($1 aO) application fee shall be required for the
review of, plans for concession facilities and storage facilities. '
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Four (4) copies of the site plan or survey (1111. x 171lformat) showing
the proposed dimensional locations of the facilities on the beach.
Four (4) copies of floor plan, roof plan (concession facility only), all
elevations, building section and detail drawings (1111 x 17I1format).
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Color samples of every color to be ~sed (except white), keyed to the
four (4) wall elevations. '
v. finish and materials samples (if requested by Design Review staff
during t~9 course of the review).
The State of Florida Department ~f Environmental Protection reserves the
right to review and permit all structures, including concession facilities and
storage facilities,. pursuant to Section 161.56 of the Florida Statutes
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CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 .
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OffiCE ASSET IlANAGEIIENT/BEACHFRONT CONCESSIONS
Telephone 305-673-7193
FacsJrnJle 305-673-7772
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Re: ' 'Amendment to Second Amended and Restated Rules and Regulations for
' Beachfront Concession Operations (Rules and Regulations) Beachfront
Concession Vehicle Regulations
Dear Concessionaire:
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Beachfront Concession Operations (Rules and Regulations), as adopted by the City
Commission on January 30, 2002, currently contains the following language with regard to
beach front concessionaires' use of vehicles on the beach. .
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11. Vehicles are only all<;)wed, in areas where roadways are
provided, arid may only park in areas designated for vehicle
parking. Upland Owner Concessionaire's vehicles shall only
be allowed on the beachfront for purposes of supplying the
concessionl.s o~rations. ,andto remove equipment at the close
of operations each daYI and must be removed from the,
beachfront immediately thereafter.
18. Any transport vehicles operated. on the beachfront shall not
exceed 10 m.p.h., 8n~' shall only operate in the area of the
concession or to-and-from the nearest access ramp. After
. transporting' equipment to the concession site, the vehicles
shall be removed from the beachfront area and parked in a
legally authorized location. Driving on the beachfront area
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longer apply, and are herein amended and replaced with the following rules goveming
Concessionaires' use of motor vehicles and/or small off-road vehicles, as defined below,
on the beach. The following rules shall be adhered to by all beachfront concessionaires
and/or their respective employees and/or sub-contractors:
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prohibited. Motor vehicle gear shift must be placed in the .park" position and the
emergency break engaged prior to any use of a cellular telephone by th~ driver~
13. Concessionaire, its employees, and contractors, are prohibited from driving their
personal vehicle, whether said vehicle is a motor vehicle, small off-road vehicle, or
any o~hertype of vehicle (e.g. motorcycle), on the beach at anytime.
14. Any motor vehicle or small off-road vehicle not reflected in the attached "Vehicle
Information Sheef', and/or not approved by the City, will be required to leave the
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All motor vehicles must have signage, on each side, with the name of the
concession operator in 4 H high letters on a contrasting background, using a standard
Helvetica type font~
All small off-road vehicles must have signage with the name of the Concessionaire
in 4- high letters on a contrasting background, using a standard Helvetica type font.
Each concession operation shall be limited to the use of one (1) vehicle
(whether said vehicle Is a motor vehicle or a small off-road vehicle), and one
(1) trailer attached thereto, to supply and/or service a concession operation.
8. Due care and caution must be utilized at all times while driving any mo~or vehicle or
small off-road v~hicle, and any trailer attached thereto, on the beach.
9. Prior to, entering th~ beach area, drivers Will tum on their vehicle headlights and
flashers, if available.
10. Both the passenger and driver's side front windows of the motor vehicle shall be
rolled down while operating said motor vehicle on the beach.
11. AU motor vehicles and small off-road vehicle~, and any trailers attached thereto,
shall stay west of the garbage cans on the hard packed sand at an times. The only
exception to this rule is for concession operations that have been authoriz$d to
conduct waters ports activities and are in the process of deploying, servicing, or
removing watersports equipment from the concession operatio~. Said deployment,
servicing, or removal of watersports equipment must be conducted with no less than
one additional concession employee that will be positioned on the beachfront, to
directly supervise and guide, said deployment, service, or removal oper~tion, to
ensure the,safety of the beach going public. Additionally, during any,deployrnent,
service, or removal operation, the Concessionaire shall be responsible to place no
less than eight (8), eighteen-inch (18-) high cones, orange in color, no less than
four (4) on the northernmost boundary and no less than four (4) on the
southemmost boundary of the projected path (from hard-packed sand to the shore
line) of the motor vehicle or small off-road vehicle, to create a clear non-obstructed
path perpendicular to the .shoreline, of no less than twenty-five feet (25....0j in width .
(~en measured from north to south). VehiCle driver and supervising concession
employee must independently inspect the vehicle perimeter, surrounding area, and
path (once marked) prior to tuming the vehicle's ignition switch, to a~sure a clear
path of Ingress to the shoreline or egress to the hard packed sand and only then,
proceed with th, respective operation with extreme. caution to ensure the safety of
all beachfront patrons.
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beachfront immediately. Three (3) or more notices from the City of this violation
may, at the discretion of the City; lead to the City's immediate revocation and/or
tennination of the Concessionaire's Agreement .10 operate its. beachfront
concession.
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parked or left unattended 011 the beach, at any time or for any reason.
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Please complete the attached Vehicle Information Sheet and submit same by mail or fax.
. no later than March 31, 2003, to:
City of Miami Beach
Office of Asset Management
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Fax: 305-673-7772
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Additionally, please provide an updated Certificate of Insurance, as proof of vehicle liability
insurance (city of Miami Beach. must be named as an additional Insured), in
accordance with the current.insurance requirements in the Rules and Regulations. Vehicle
insurance shall be provided covering all o.wned, leased, and hired vehicles and non-
ownership liability for not less that the following limits: . ,
· Bodily injury.............. $1,000,000 per person
· Bodily injury.............. $1.000,000 per accident
· PropertY Damage...... $1,000,000 :per accident
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Notwithstanding any of t~e aforestated rules governing the use of motor vehicles, small off-
road vehicles, and any trailer attached thereto, on the beach, any and 'all language, not
otherwise here amended, contained in the Rules and Regulations and/or the Concession
Agreement by and between the Concessionaire and the City shall continue to remain in full
force and effect. .
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continued cooperation in this regard. If you have any, questions or require additional
clarifICation, please do not hesitate to contact me or my assistant. Robert Reboso, at
(305) 673-7193.
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PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT FAILURE TO SUBMIT THE REQUESTED VEHICLE INFORMATION
SHEET AND UPDATED CERnFICATE OF INSURANCE (REFLECTING VEHICLE LIABILITY
COVERAGE) PRIOR TO MARCH 31, 2003, MAY RESULT IN THE CITY'S IMMEDIATE
TERMINATION OF YOUR AGREEMENT TO OPERATE A BEACHFRONT CONCESSION. '
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VEHICLE INFORMATION SHEET
Name of Upland EntitylLicensed Concessionaire:
Address of Up~and Entity!Licens~d Concessionaire:
_. Miami Beach. Florida.
Specify type of vehicle - motor vehicle or small off-road vehicle - requested to be used
by Concessionaire (hereafter referred to as Vehicle)
Vehicle Type:
Vehicle Make:
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Vehicre Tag:
Beach Access Point Location:
ONLY THE ABOVE IDENTIFIED VEHICLE WILL BE DEEMED APPROVED AND
: CONCESSIONAIRE SHALL NOT USE ANY ADDmONAL VEHICLES ON THE BEACH.
. VlOJ..AnON OF THIS REQUIREMENT MAY RESULT IN REYOCAnON/TERMINATION
OF CONCESSIONAIRE'S AGREEMENT
Mail or Fax this page no later than March 31.2003 to:
City of Miami Beach
OffIce of Asset Management
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, florid. 33139 .
Fax: 305-67~7772
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City of Miami Beach.
APPLICATION FOR
BEACHFRONT CONCESSION OPERATIONS
(as amended through September 20, 2001)
SECTION 1.
LOCATlON.OF CONCESSION REQUESTED
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(e.g. Hotel, Condominium Association, Apartment P"?P8rty)
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TYPE OF CONCESSIONC!) REQUESTED
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FOOd and non-alcoholic beverages (cooklnS/heating prohlblted*)
Beech equipment rentals (beach chairs, chair pads, umbrellas, sun canopies, snorkeling
equipment, .perSonal floatation devices and miscellaneous beach toys)
, Watersports equipment rentals (applications for new locations not being c~sidered)
SECTION 3.
APPLICANT INFORMATION
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Name of Authorized Representative:
Title of Authorized Representative:
(i.e. Corporation, Partnership, LLC, other)
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Telephone Number:
Facsimile No.
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1ICtIvm. WItte beIng conducted Bnd possessed a wIld/current occupatlonslllcensed from the City on
.September ~ 2001.
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SECTION 4.
CORPORATE INFORMATION
. Corporate Name:
Date of Incorporation:
Sbd.lnco~raled:
If Foreign, Date of Registration with florida Secretary of State:
Name of Registered Agent:
Add..... of Registered Agent:
PresIdent'. Name:
Vlce-Preaidenf. Name:
T.....urer'. Name:
Board of Directors:
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If.Forelgn. Date of Registration with Florida Secretary of State:
SEcnON 5.
RATE AND FEE SCHEDULES
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A ba.. fee. of $15.00 per upland unit, with a maximum of $10.000'per upland property will be required
of eech concession lOcation. The.. fees ahall be due and payable In advance prior to Issuance of a
Conce.810n Permit, and prior to October 1, of each year thereafter. The fees will Increase each Flecal
Y.r baaed on the Consumer Price Index.
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The base fee will be evaluated lifter a one-year ptH'iod {trom adoption of the-s Rules and
Regulations} and any changes thereto must be apProved by the City CommissIon.
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OPERATIONAL ,PLANS
YOUR AUTHORIZATION WILL BE GRANTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE ITEMS AND
EQUIPMENT "LISTED HEREIN. PLEASE BE SPECIFIC.
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, EVACUATION PLAN
Please describe in full detail your evacuation plan in case of a natural disaster such as a
hurricane. All your equipment must be off the beach and safely stored within one (1) hour's
notice given by the City. Identify the storage space, and its location, that you would use in
this type of situation.
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BEACHF'RONT
CONCESSION
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Hotel
In the space provided below draw the dimensions
of the space you are proposing to use. Include in
the diagram each specific activity thafs proposed
within the area. (see sample to the right) Please
be s~ific.
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APPLICAnON (continued)
UPLAND OWNER CONCESSIONAIRE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AUTHORIZATION
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I have read and understand the attached Rules and Regulations for Beachfront Concession Operations, and
, agree to abide and be bOund by the terms and conditions contained herein. I further understand that as
Upland Owner Concessionaire, I will be responsible for any financial obligations associated with the
concession operation. including any required occupational licenses, permits, fees, andlor any fines, ,penalties,
and the satisfaction qf any Jien~, which are imposed related to this beachfront concession. Furthermore, I
aftlnn that all of the information I have provided herein is true and correct.
Upland Property Address:
(Address of locati,on where concession will be operated)
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Upland Property Name:
(e.g. Hotel, Condominium Association, Apartment Property)
Name of Upland Owner Concessionaire:
Title of Upland Owner's Authorized Representative:
STATE OF FLORIDA)
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE}
Signature of Authorized Representative
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"The foregoing i~strument was sworn to, subscribed, and acknoWledged, before me this day
of
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, who 18 either personally
known to the undersigned authority or has produced
.. Identification, and who did/did not take an oath.
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(Name of Notary Printed or Typed)
(Signature)
Notary Publi~, State of Florlda~.i.arge
M, Comml8slon Expires:
APPROVED FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, THIS _ DAY OF
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INVENTORY
1018 Thomamlle IfaId
SuIte 2O().C
T~ R.. 37303
850-224-3207
talc 8SOo6a1-9364
WWW.fnaJ.onl Jordanna Rubin
Environmental Resources Manager
City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Dear Ms. Rubin:
May 23, 2005
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Thank you for your request for information from the Florida Natural Areas bivemory
(FNAI). We have compiled the following information for your project area.
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Project:
Date Received:
Location:
Miami Beach Management Plan
May 4, 2005
City of Miami Beach
Dade County
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E.....ent OccUl'l'ellCeS
A search of our maps and database indicates 1bat currently we have two Element Occurrences
mapped in the City of Miami Beach and several in the vicinity on Virginia Key (see enclosed
map and tables). Suitable habitat for the nemby species may not exist in the City of Miami
Beach, local expertise may determine the relative need to include these species in
management planning. Likewise, the last dOCUQleD.ted activity for the eagle's nest on Fisher
Key is 1987. Local expertise should determine the current presence of the nest or 0111<<
nesting trees in the area.
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The Element Occurrences da1a layer includes 0CCUIT8I1Ce8 of rare species and natural communities. The map
legend indica1n the precision of the .lement occurrence location. defined aa second (wt1hin about 300 feet of
the point), mlnutB (within about one mile). or genen" (within about 5 miles). For anima.. and plants. Element
Occurrences generaly refer to more than a casual sighting; they usually indica1e a viable population of the
species. Note that some element oc:currences represent historically documented observations 1hat may no
longer be. extant
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Potentia. Habitat for Rare Specl_
Portions of the site appear to be located on or neat Potential Habitat for Rare Species. The
potential habitat on this site is associated with a known occurrence in the vicinity of: bald
eagle (Ha/iaeetus leucocephalus), m.,atee (Trichechus manatus), Johnson's seagrass
(Halophila johnsonii), green turtle (Chelonia mydas) and loggeIhead (Caretta caretta).
r rachn,j ~foritla s '8iodiumilJ
Jordanna Rubin
05123/05
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FNAI Potential Habitat for Rare Speaes indioaies af$8S ihat, based on I8ndcovertype, offer suitable habitat for one
or more rare specie. that i$ known 10 occur in the vicinity. Potential habitat layers have been developed for
approxirnatBly 250 of the rarest: species tracked by the Inventory, including .1 federatly listed species.
FNAI Potential Habitat for Rare Species indicate$ al'88S that, based on Iandcover type, offer suitable habitat for one
or more rare species that is known to occur in the vicinity. Potentia' habitat layers have been developed for
approximately 250 of the rarest spec:ies tracked by the InvenlDry. including al federally listed species.
PoiBntial Habitat i$ not a regulatory designation, and should not be confused with -critical habitat", which is an official
de8lgnation made by '!he U.S. Fi$h and Wldlife Service. Information on critical habitats can be found in the Code of
Federal Regulations, 50 CFR 17.95, which Iisbs aD critical hebita1B that have been designated. The Code of Federal
Regulations can be 8CCl8S88d through the following websitB:
-httD:/Iwww.aCC8ss.oco.aovlnara/ctr/ctr-table-search.htmr.
The InventolY always recommends that a site-specific survey be conducted to determine the
current presence or absence of rare, threatened, or endangered species. Surveys should be
conducted by persons familiar with Florida's flora and fauna. For your convenience, a summary
of ilie elements recorded for Dade County is enclosed.
The database maintained by the Florida Natural Areas Inventory is the single most
comprehensive source of information available on the locations of rare species and other
significant ecological resources. However, 'the data are not always based on comprehensive or
site-specific field surveys. Therefore, this information should not be regarded as a final
statement on the biological resomces of the site being considere<t nor should it be substituted for
on-site surveys. InventOIy data are designed for the purposes of conservation planning and
scientific resear~ and are not intended for use as the primary criteria for regulatory decisions.
Information provided by 1his database may not be published without prior written notification to
the Florida Natural Areas Inventory, and the Inventory must be credited as an information source
in these publications. FNAI data may not be resold for profit.
Thank you for your use ofFNAI services. If I can be of further assistance, please give me a call
at (850) 224-8207.
Sincerely,
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Edwin A Abbey
Environmental Reviewer
eabbey@fhai.org
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Florida Scrub-Jay Survey and B..........inr Bird Atlas Data Layers
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In addition to our element occurrence database of rare species and natural community locations,
the Inventory has additional data layers that have been provided by state and federal agencies.
Florida Scmb-Jay Survey - U.S. Fish and WDdlif'e Service
This survey was conducted by staff and associates of1he Archbold Biological Station from 1992
to 1996. An attempt was made to record all scrub-jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens) groups,
al1hough most federa1lands were not officially surveyed.
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Each map point represents one or more groups.
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Florida Breeding Bird Atlas ProJect. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
(now Florida Fish ..d WDdlife COIIServatiod Commission)
This study was conducted from 1986 to 1991, (final report, An Atlas of Florida's Breeding Birds
by Kale, Pranty, Stith, and Biggs, Nongame Wildlife Program, Florida Game and Fresh Water
Fish Commission). The study divided 1he state into '4blocks", with each block representing one-
sixth ofa U.S. Geological Survey 1.5 minute topographic quadrangle map. Several categories of
breeding activity were recorded by observers.
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Each map point is located at the center of a block, and represents species listed as Possible or
Probable Breeders within the surrounding block (approximately 10 square miles in area).
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POTENTIAL NATURAL AREAs (PNA)
The Potential Natural Areas data layer indicates, 1hroughout the State of Florida, lands that are in
private ownership and are not managed or listed for conservation purposes that are possible
examples of good quality natural conununities. These areas were determined from FNArs
scientific staff vegetative interpretation of 1988...1993 FOOT aerial photographs and from input
received during Regional Ecological Workshops held for each regional planning council. These
workshops were attended by experts familiar with natural areas in the region. Element
occurrences in the FNAI database may or may not be present on these sites. In order to be
classified as a Potential Natural Area (with the exception of internal rank PNA-5) the natural
communities identified through aerial photographs must meet the following criteria:
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1. Must be a minimum of SOO acres. Exceptions: sandhill, min. 320 acres; scrob, min. 80 acres; pine
roddand, miD. 20 acres; dry prairie, min. 320 aaes; or any example of ooastal rock batten, upland
glade. coastal dune Jake, spring~nm stream or tcttestrial cave.
2. Must contain at least one of the following:
a. One or more high quality examples of FNAl state ranked S3 or above natural communities.
b. An outstarJding example of any FNAI tracked natural community.
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Potential Natural Areas have been assigned ranks ofPNA-l through PNA-4 mostly based on size
and perceived quality and type of natural community present The areas included in internal rank
PNA-S (former ACI Categoty C) are exceptions to 1he above criteria. These areas were identified
through the same process of aerial photographic interpretation and regional workshops as theA,NA 1 through 4 ranked sites, but do not meet the stancbu'd criteria. These PNA S areas are
considered lower priority for conservation than areas ranked PNA 1- 4, but nonetheless are
believed to be ecologically viable tracts of land representative of Florida's natural ecosystems.
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Florida Natural Areas Inventory Rank Explanationa
May 2005
Critically imperiled globally because of extreme rarity (S or lower ~eos or less than 1 000 individuals) or
beoau90 of oxtreme vu1norability 10 extinction due to some natural or marHD.8de .&c1or.
Imperiled globally bocause of I8rity (6 to 20 oceummQC8 or less than 3000 individuals) or boeause ofvulnerability to
extinction due to some natwal or man-made &ctor.
Either very rare aod looal tIuoushout its range (21-100 occummces or less than 10.0000 individuals) or found locally in
a R'lSIIi~ J1IIlge or wlnorablc to cx1inetiOll fiom other factoIa
Apparently secure globally (may be taR in puts of range).
DomonstJably sooure globally.
Tentative rank (0.&.. G2?)
Range ofm.nk; insufficient data to assign specific .Iobal rank (e.g.. 0203)
Rank of a 1uonomic subgroup weh as a subspecies or variety; the G portion ofthc rank refers to the entire species and
the T podion nd"ors to the specific subgroup; numbers &ave S8IDC dofinition as above (e.g., G3Tl)
GHQ Rank of questionable species - nmked as species but questiooable whether it is spocics or subspecies; numbers have
same definition as above (e.g~ G2Q)
O#T#Q Sama as above, but validity as subspoeies or variety is questioned.
GH Ofhistorica1 ooourrenoe throughout its rqe, may be rediscovered (e.g., ivosy-billod woodpeekor)
ONA Raukins is not applicable because element is not a suitable 1arget for conservation (e... as for hybrid species)
GNR Not yet ranked (tulpomty)
GNRTNR Neither the full species nor1he taxoftomic subgroup bas yet boen ranked (temporary)
OX Bolieved to be extinct throughout range
OXC Extirpated from tho wild but still known from cap1ivity/cuhivation
GU Unnmkable. Duo to lack of information. no rank: or mnge C8Il be -sued (e.8., GU1'2).
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O1a Thomasville Road
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Tallahassee, FL 32303
50.224-8207
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Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) defines an element
as any rare or exemplary component of the natural
environment, such as a species, natural community, bird
rookety, spring, sinkhole, cave, or odier ecological feature.
FNAI assigns two ranks to each element found in Florida:
the global rank, which is based on an elemenfs worldwide
status, and the state rank, which is based. on the status of the
F l OR I.D ^ . element within Florida. Elentent ranks are based on many
4. j ,. .t~.~.. nt A-~,.S factors, including estimated number of occurrences,
r, VV V., vv . rrT ~~ estimated abundance (for species and populations) or area
f N V E N TOR Y (for natural communities), estimated number of adequately
protected occurrences, range, threats, and ecological
fragility .
GLOBAL RANK DEFINITIONS
STATE RANK DEFINITIONS
Definition parallels global element nmk: substitute tIS" for "OM in above global ranks, and lIin Florida" for
"globally" in above global rank deimitions.
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Florida Natural Areaalnventory Rmrk Explanatiom
May 2005
FEDERAL AND STATE LEGAL STATUSES
PROVIDED BY lNAI FOR INFORMATION ONLY.
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For official definitions and lists of protected species, consult the relevant state or fedeml agency.
FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS
Definitions derived from U.S. Endangered Species Act of 1913, Sec. 3. ,Note that the federal status given
by FNAI refers only to Florida popdations and 1bat federal status may differ elsewhere.
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LE Listed as Endangered Specie. in the List of Endangered and Tbreatenod Wildlife and PJ8IdS under the provisions of the
EndIngo!ed Species Act. Defined as any speaies which is in danger of exlinction throughout aU or a significant portion
of its Dlnge. .
LEJCN An experimental population of a specios otherwise Listed as an EndaDgored Species in the List of Endangered and
Threatened Wildlife and Plants.
PE Proposed for adddion 10 the List ofEnda:agcred and Threatebcd Wildli& and Plants as Endangered Spocles.
L T Listad as ThreateDod Species. Defined as any species which is libly to become an enclalJgcred species within the
foreseeable future dltoughout aU or a sipifiuent podion of its tango.
Pf Proposed for listing as Tbreatenod Species.
C Candidate Species for addition to the list ofEndangercd and Threatened W'tldlife and Plants, Category l. Taxa for
which 1ha USFWS cunent1y has substantial information on hand or in possossion to support the bioloJieal
appropriamess of proposilll to list 1he species as ondangorod or 1hraatenod.
ps Partial listing status (species is1isted for only a portion of its geographic nmge).
SAT Tbteatened due to similarity of appearance to a threa1enod species.
SC Species of concern. Spedes is not cummtly listed but is of managomont OOJlQOl'D to USFWS.
N Not currently listed, nor cumndly being considcrc4 for addition to the List of endangered and Tbre&toued WiJdIife and
Plants.
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/.nimab: Definitions derived from "Florida '8 P.ndangered Species and Species of Special COOQem,
Official Lists" published by Florida FISh and Wildlife Conservati911 Commission, 1 August 1997, and
subsequent updates.
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LE Listed as Endegered Species by the FGFWFC. IlefiDl:d as a species. subspecies, or isola1ed population which is so ratO
or depleted in number or so restricted in range ofhabi1Bt due to any mm-made or natural factors that it is in immediate
danger of extinc1ion or extirpedon from 1ho state~ or which may at1ain such a Idatus within tho im1ncdie futuro.
L T Listed as 1'broOmod Speoies by 'lito FGFWFC. Dofinod as a spocies, IUbspecies, Ot'isoIa1IIcl population which is acutely
vulnerable to eurironmenta181teration, _lining in number at a rapid ~ or whose I8DIO or Iutbitat is docreasing in
area at a rapid ram aDd as a coasequence is destined or VeIY libly to become an endaJJ&eRd species wi1hin 1he
forosoeable futura. L T* (for Florida black beat) indicates that L T status ckJcs not apply in Baker 8ild Columbia goUDf:iea
aud in tho Apalechieola National Forest.
LS Listed as Spooies of Spcoial CoDQOJU by the FGFWFC. Dofinod... population which warnmts speow protectiOi1,
I'OCOgniti~ or couideta1ion because it has an inhonmt significant vu1nombiIit)r to habitat modificaticm, envimauneata1
a11wmltion, homan disturban~ or substaatial human exploitation which, in the fOlellCe8ble tutura. may mult in its
beeoming 8 threatened species. .LS. indicates that a species has LS status only in selected portions of im range in Florida.
N Not cumntly liskld, nor clU'mltly beill8 oonsidctvd for listing.
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Plants: Definitions derived from Sections 581.011 and 581.185(2), Florida Statutes, and the Preservation
of Native Flora of Florida Act, SB-40.001. FNAl does not track.uI state-regulated plant species; for a
complete list of state-regulated plant species, call Florida Division of Plant Industly, 352..372-3505.
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LE Listed as Endangered Plants in the Preseml1ion ofNa1ive Flora of Florida Act Defined as species of plants native to the
state that are in imminent danger of extinction within the state. the survival of which is unlikely if the cal1IOS of a dcolinc
in the number of plants continue, and inoludes ell species determined to be endangered or threatened pursuant to the
FederJIl Endaageml Species Act of 1973. as amended.
PE Proposed by the FDACS for listing as Endangered Planm.
L T Listed as Tbteatmled Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida A"t Defined as species native to the state that
are in rapid decline in the number of plauls wi1hin the sb1te. but wbieh have not so decIeasod in such number as to cause
them to be endangered. LT. indiwe51hat a species has L T status only ~ selected portions of its range in Florida.
PT Proposed by tho FDACS for listing as Tlueatened Plants.
CE Listed as a Commercially Exploited Plant in the Presorvation of Native Flora of Florida Act. Defined as species uative to
state which are suiject to being removed in signifiC81lt numben from native habitats in tho state and sold or transported
for sate. '
PC Proposed by the FDACS for listins as Commercially Exploited Plants.
(L T) Listed t1ueatmecJ as a member of a laJgor pup but not specifically listed by speQos name.
N Not cwnmtly listed. nor cuuently being GODSidered for listing.
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Haliaeetus leucocephalus
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Order:
Family:
FNAI Ranks:
U.S. Status:
Falconiformes
Accipitridae
G4/S3
Threatened
(proposed for deli sting in 1999)
FL Status: Threatened
U.S. Migratory Bird Treaty Act and state Wildlife Code
prohibit take of birds, nests, or eggs.
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Description: Adult has wbite head, white ~and large, bright yellow bill;
other plumage is dark. Immatures dark with variable amounts of light
splotching on body, wings, and tail; head and bill are datk. In flight wings
are broad and wide and held horizontally, presenting a flat profile when
soaring and gliding. Flies with slow~ powerful wing-beats.
SimUar Species: At a distance, in flight, eagle's size and lack of white in
wings should help differentiate it from the crested caracara (Caracara
cheriway; see species account), which also has a wbite head. Flattened
aspect of the eagle's wings is unlike the teetering, V-shaped flight of the
turkey wlture (Cathartes aura).
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Habitat: Most commonly includes areas close to coastal areas, bays,
rivers, Iakes, or other bodies of water that provide concentrations of food
sources, including fish, waterfowl, and wading birds. Usually nests in tall
trees (mostly live pines) that provide clear views of surrounding area. In
Florida Bay, where there are few predators and few tall emergent trees,
eagles nest in crowns of mangroves and even on the ground
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Halilleetus leucocephtdus
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Seasonal Oceurrence: In extreme southern Florida, most adults are
resident, but most birds in northern and central Florida migrate north out of
state after breeding season (late May - July). Juveniles and younger birds
mostly migrate north in summer and may rang~ as far as Canada. Also,. in
winter, some birds from northern populations migrate to northern Florida.
Florida Distribution: Florida has largest breeding population of any state
outside Alaska. Breeds throughout most of peninsular Florida and Keys,
mainly along coast in eastern panhandle, and is rare in western panhandle.
Greatest concentrations of nesting eagles occur around Lake Kissimmee in
Polk and Osceola co1Dlties, around Lake George in Putnam, Volusia, and
Lake counties, lakes Jessup, ~onroe, and Harney in Seminole and Volusia
counties, along Gulf coast north of Tampa, and Florida Bay and southwest
peninsula area.
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RaDge-wide Distribution: NortbAmerica. Breeding range extends from
Alaska, across Canada, south to Baja California, the Gulf coast and Florida
Keys, although very local in the Great Basin and prairie and plains regions
in interior U.S., where range bas expanded to. include Nebraska and Kansas.
Non-breeding range is generally throughout breeding range except in far
north, most commonly from southern Alaska and southern Canada
southward.
Conservation Status: Original population in Florida could be found
throughout state and likely nw.nbered well over 1,000 pairs. Population
declined sharply after late 19405, reaching a low of 120 active nests in
1973, and by 1978 was considered rare as a breeder. Use of pesticide DDT
and related compounds and development of coastal habitat are probably
chief causes of decline. . Numbers have steadily increased, especially since
1989. In 1993,667 active territories were rep~ and in 1999,996 active
nests were recorded. Major threats include habitat loss because of
development and commercial timber harvest; pollutants and decreasing
food supply are also of concern.
Proteetion and Management: Monitored annually by Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FFWCC). ContinlJe acquisition ofbreeding
territories and protection of foraging and roosting sites. Incorporate
information known about buffer zones around nesting areas into state and
local development regulations to help mitigate losses as Florida's human
population continues to expand. Monitor pesticides and other '
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2000, Robertson and Woolfenden 1992, Rodgers et. at. (eds.) 1996,
Stevenson and Anderson 1994.
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FNAI Ranks:
U.s. Status:
FL Status:
Sirenia
Trichechidae
02/82
Endangered
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MANATEE
Trichechus mllnatus
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Description: A large (182 - 400 Ibs. = 400 ... 900 kg), gray, nearly hairless,
walrus-like aquatic mammal. Tail is broad, rounded, and flattened Front
limbs are flipper-like, with three nails; bind limbs are absent. Head is broad
and undifferentiated from body. Upper lip deeply cleft and bearing stiff
bristles. Eyes are small. No external ears.
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SimDar Speeies: Dolphins (Delphinidae) have dorsal fins and long,
cylindrical snouts. Mermaids bave long, flowing hair.
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warm-water refugia such as springs or cooling effiuent during cold weather.
Sheltered coves are important for feeding, resting, and calving.
Seasonal Oeeurrenee: Wide-ranging during warm months; restricted to
springs and other warm-water areas during ~e winter.
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Texas to North Carolina, but restricted to Florida dwing the winter.
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Conservation Status: There are no reliable population estimates because
of the difficulty in censussing. Recent winter counts at aggregation areas
have been in the vicinity of 2,000 individuals. Overall population may be
stable, but is threatened by increased boat traffic and other accidents
associated with expanding development in Florida. Sanctuaries have been
establisbed to protect some wintering and calving areas.
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Protediou and Management: Reduce boat traffic in waters that manatees
use regularly. Provide sanctuaries to prevent accidental collisions and
harassment. Implement the manatee protection plan developed by the
USGS CanObean Science Center's Sirenia Project.
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Halophila johnsonii Eiseman
Synonyms: none
Family: Hydrocharitaceae (frog's-bit)
FNAI Ranks: 02182
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Field Description: Submerged sea grass with long, delicate stems embed-
ded in coastal sediments; a pair of leaves and a single root are borne on the
stem at 0.5 - 2 inch intervals. Leaves 0.8 - 2 inches long (including leaf stalk),
linear, hairless, with brown midrib and veins, and entire margins; two small
scale leaves occw' at the base of each leaf stalk. Vase-shaped female Rowen
and fruits at nodes, with 3 IQng, curving styles; male flowers have never
been observed.
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Similar Species: Caribbean seagrass or paddle..grass (Halophila decipiens)
bas oval or oblong leaves with toothed margins and microscopic prickle
hairs on one or both leaf surfaces. Engelmann's. seagrass (Halophila
engelmannil) has 4 - 8 leaves at the ends of branches, with leaves up to 4
inches long.
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Johnson's seagra5s Halophilajohnsonii
Habitat: Tidal deltas inside inlets, sandy shoals, and mouths of canals; at
water depths from shallow intertidal to 9 feet deep.
Best Survey Season: All year.
Range-wide DistrIbution: Endemic to 120 miles ofSE FL coastline from.
Sebastian Inlet in Brevard County to north Biscayne Bay in Dade County.
Conservation Status: Although federal and state laws aim to protect
seagrass beds, there is continuing serious loss of these habitats. Because of
small size and lack of sexual reproduction, Johnson's seagrass is especially
wlnerable to disturbance. Only two populations occur on managed areas.
Protection & Management: Protect coastal waters and sediments from
pollution, dredging, siltation, propellor disturbance, and shading by docks
and jetties.
References: Bolen 1997, Dtu'ako and Wettstein 1994, Eiseman and
McMillan 1980, Federal Register 2000, IRe 1999, NMFS 2000, VtmStein et aI.
1997, Wunderlin 1998. Wunderlin and Hansen 2000a.
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GREEN TURTLE
Chelonia mydas
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Order: Testudines
Family: Cheloniidae . confinned nesting
FNAI Ranks: G3/82
U.s. Status: Endangered
FL Status: Endangered
Status applies to eggs as well as turtles. Shrimp trawlers must
be fitted with excluder devices to release marine rurtles. .
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Deseription: A large sea turtle that is dark above, light below, and which
bears only a single pair of elongate scales (prefrontaIs) between eyes; front
limbs modified as flippers. Upper shell (carapace) of adult:. olive with dark
spots; juvenile: brown to olive with radiating lines. Carapace without
central keel except in young, and with only four large, non-overlapping
scales (costal scutes) on each side, the first one not in contact with nuchal
scute (small scale over neck). Lower shell (Plas1ron) cream to yellow.
Adults reach 35 - 48 in. (88 - 122 em) shell length and 220 - 450 lbs.
(104 - 204 kg). Hatchlings 1.6 - 2.4 in. (41 - 61 mm) shelllengtb., black to
dark gray above, white ventrally and along rear margins of flippers, with a
low keel on back and two keels on plastron.
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is smaller as adult, bas nlid-dorsal keel'throughout life, and pointed beak
and overlapping carapacial scales except in old tmtles. Loggerhead and
Kemp's ridley (C~ttQ caretta and Lepidochelys kempii; see species
accounts) have five or more costal &Cutes, the first touching the nuchal.
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Chelonia mydas
nearly circulart grayish to olive-green shell. All three have two pairs of
prefrontal scales between eyes. Hawksbill and loggerhead hatchlings are
darker below and have pronounced keels on back.
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Babitat: Estuarine and marine coastal and oceanic waters; nests on coastal
sand beaches, often near dune line, sufficiently high to avoid tidal
inundation. Large juveniles and adults feed on seagrasses and algae.
Hatchlings use offshore floating sargassum mats; juveniles frequent coastal
bays, inlets, lagoons, and offshore worm reefs.
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commonly observed during warmer months. Nests late May - September;
hatchlings emerge and head toward sea August - November.
Florida Distribution: Coastal waters statewide. Nests mostly along .
Atlantic coas~ especially from Volusia to Miami-Dade County, with a few
nests in Keys and on southwestern and western panhandle coasts. Areas
known to be especially important to young green turtles include Gulf coast
of Citrus and Levy counties, Indian River Lagoon, shallow hard bottom
along southeastern coast, and Florida Bay.
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worldwide. In the eastern U.S., largely restricted to Florida, although may
wander as far north as Massachusetts.
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Conservation Status: Some nesting beaches are on military~ state~ federal,
and private conservation laJ1ds on both Atlantic and Gulf coasts. State-
designated aquatic preserves partially protect some feeding and
developmental habitat.
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statewide from development and coastal armoring. Protect estuaries and
coastal waters from pollution, dumping of entangling debris, dredging,
over-use by ~ and sbips~ and other disturbance. Focus extreme attention
on Brevard and Indian River counties. While Turtle Excluder Devices
(TEDs) have reduced mortality in shrimp nets, greater regulation of
long-line and gill-net fisheries is needed to prevent hooking mortality and
incidental drowning. Enact or strengthen beach lighting ordinances in all
counties that support nesting to reduce deaths of newly emerged hatchlings
that become distracted by artificia1lights.
Selected Referenees: Ashton and Ashton 1991, Bartlett and Bartlett 1999,
Conant and Collins 1991, Ernst et ala 1994, Hirth 1971, Moler (ed) 1992.
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Florida Naturat Areas Inventory, 2001
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Order: Testudines
Family: Cheloniidae
FNAI Ranks: 03/S3
U.S. Status: Threatened
FL Status: Threatened
Status applies to eggs as well as turtles. Shrimp trawlers must
be fitted with excluder devices to release marine turtles. .
Some local ordinances regulate beachftont lighting and beach driving.
. confirmed nesting
LOGGERHEAD
Caretta caretta
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Description: A large sea turtle with a
reddish brown carapace (upper shell) and
large, blunt head with yellow cheeks; front
limbs reddish brown and modified as
hatchling @ Blair Witherington flippers. Carapace with five or more large
scales (costal sentes) on each ~ide, the first one touching the nuchal scute
(small scale over neck). Lower shell (plastron) yellow and usually without a
single small scale at its posterior tip. Bridge usually with three large scales,
occasionally four, and these lack pores. 1\vo pairs of scales (prefrontals)
between eyes. Adults 28 - 49 in. (70 - 125 em) carapace length, 170 - 350
Ibs. (77 - 159 kg). Hatchlings 1.6- 1.9 in. (41 - 48 mm) shell length, with
three lengthwise ridges (keels) on upper shell, and two on lower; brown,
tan, or light to dark gray above and often lighter below.
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Similar Species: The reddish brown coloration is distinctive among sea
turtles. Hawksbill and green tmtles (Eretmochelys imbricata and Chelonia
mydas; see species accounts) lack contact between first costal and nuchal
scutes. Adult Kemp's ridley (Lepidochelys 1cempii; see species account) is
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FIeld Guide to the Rare AnImals d Florida
Florida Natural AI8aS Inventory, 2001
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Caretta carella
smaller, has a gray to olive-green, nearly circular sbell with four large scales
(each with a posterior pore) on the bridge, usually a single small scale at
rear edge ofp~ and a cusped, parrot-like beak.
Habitat: Marine coastal and oceanic waters; nest on coastal sand beaches,
often near the dune line, sufficiently high to avoid tidal inundation.
Hatchlings use offshore floating sargassum p:lats; juveniles frequent coastal
bays, inlets, and lagoons.
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Seasonal Oecurrenee: Present in Florida waters year-round, but more
commonly observed during warmer months when tmtles are more active.
Nesting occurs late April - early September; hatchlings emerge from nests
and head toward the sea July - November.
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Florida Distribution: Coastal waters statewide. Nesting occurs along the
entire Atlantic coast, in the ~s, and along the Gulf coast from Pinellas
County south and Franklin County west, with the greatest numbers from
Brevard to Broward counties.
Range-wide Distribution: Temperate and subtropical marine waters
worldwide. Nesting in the eastern U.S. is principally confined to Florida,
Georgia, and South Carolina, with smaller numben from North Carolina to
Vuginia.
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Conservation Status: Some Desting beaches are on military lands and
state, federal, and private conservation lands on both Atlantic and Gulf
coasts. State-designated aquatic preserves partially protect some feeding
and developmental habitat.
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ProteetlOD and Management: Protect beaches and adjacent uplands
statewide from development and coastal armoring. Protect estuaries and
coastal waters from pollution, dumping of entangling debris, dredging,
over-use by boats and ships, and other distwbance. Focus extreme attention
on Brevard and Indian River counties. While Turtle Excluder Devices
(TEDs) have reduced mortality in shrimp nets, greater regulation of long..
line and gill...net fisheries is needed to prevent hooking mortality and
incidental drowning. Enact or strengthen beaeh lighting ordinances in all
counties that support nesting to reduce deaths of newly emerged hatchlings
that become distracted by artificial lights.
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Conant and Collins 1991, Dodd 1988; Ernst et ale 1994, Moler (ed.) 1992.
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From: Sklar, Max
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 12:43 PM
To: Damien, Jose; Reboso, Robert
Cc: Shaw, Donna; Cuervo, Christina; Mon, Odalys; Nodarse, Linette
Subject: FW: SE- events on the beach state. rtf
Joe,
The folloWing lists every event that took place on the Beach in FY 02/03. It is important to remember
that most of these events do not generate revenue for the City and do not enter into a concession
agreement with the City. You will also notice that we identified if the event took place east or west of
the dune. Some of these are private corporate events that are part of conventions and coordinated with
the upland property. Finally, I did not include any information on Pavarotti, because this event took
place over five years ago.
If you need more information please let me know.
Thanks, Max
Max A. Sklar.
Assistant Director
Tourism and Cultural Development
City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
T: 305-673-7577
F: 305-673-7063
Email: maxsklar@miamibeachfl.gov
Website: www.miamibeachfl.gov
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From: Nodarse, Unette
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 12:37 PM
To: Sklar, Max
. Subject: SE- events on the beach state.rtf
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
CITY HAlL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MINvlIBEACH, FLORIDA :E139
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SPECIAL EVENTS ON THE BEACH:
Event Name VW Beetle Convertible World Media Introduction
EventDate(s) Monday, October 7 - Monday, October 23, 2002
Event Description
This event wDl host six waves of 40-50. automotive &
. lifestyle journalists from national and
international
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drive based
Start
erection
markets for a new car introduction and ri~e +
6:00 AM
End
12:00 AM
from the Delano Hotel. The event will include an
of a tent on the beach.
Location Delano Beach @ 17th Street I Ocean Drive
Attendance 60
-East of the dune
Event Name Nissan "Z" Tour
EventDate(s) ~onday, October 7 and Tuesday, October 8,2002
uZ"
Event Description
This event, sponsored by Nissan to promote its new
Temple
car, is a free pop-up concert featuring Stone
Pilots and Paulin a Rubio.
Start ~:OO PM End
Location 8-9th Street Beachfront
Attendance 2000
-East of the dune
6 :30 PM
Event Name Sandblast 2002
EventDate(s) Sunday, October 13, 2002
AlA
Event Description
This event is a sandcastJe competition sponsored by
local
.ans steelcase, to display creations from the
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Florida.
Start 7:00 AM End
Location 2399 Collins Avenue
Attendance 200
-East of the dune
architecture and design community in South
7 :00 PM
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Event Name McBride Uve on Ocean Drive
EventDate(s) Saturday, November 2,2002
candidate
Event Description
This event is a campaign rally for Gubernatorial
and live
Bill McBride. This event will include speeches
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including Bon Jovi
Start .5:00 PM End
Location Ocean Drive at 8th Street
Attendance 200
**West of the dune
perfonnances by a well known artists,
8 :00 PM
and the Miami Steel Orchestra.
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Event Name Good Morning America
EventDate(s) Friday, November 15. 2002
Miami
Event Description
ABC's Good Morning America Show is coming the
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show from the
block party style. Bon Jovi will
Start 7:00 AM End .
Location Ocean Drive between 8 & 9 Street
Attendance 2000
-East of the dune
Beach for a live broadcast of their morning
streets of South Beach in a
9 :00 AM
perform on a stage on the beach.
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Event Name ECOG Jog 5K Fun Run
EventDate(s) Sunday, November 17, 2002
Event Description
This event is a 5K Fun Run along the boardwalk
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behind
Conference.
Start 6:00 AM End 6:45 AM
Location. Boardwalk behind the Fountaineblue Hilton, 4441 Collins Avenue
Attendance 40
"East of the dune
Event Name Lowe.s Good Neighbor Program
EventDate(s) Thursday, November 21,2002
the
of fun at
Start 2:30 PM End 5:30 PM
Location loews Hotel- beach behind, 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 125
"East of the dune
Event Name White Party's Muscle Seach Party
EventDate(s) Saturday, November 30, 2002
Care
infected or
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Start 12:00 PM
Location 12th Street Beach
Attendance 3000
"East of the dune
7:00 PM
End
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Event Name Art Sasel Miami Beach-Art PositionS/Projects
EventDate(s) Tuesday, December 3 to Sunday, December 8, 2002
Switzerland, the
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the past 32
Start
exclusive
2:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
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North America,
Location Collins Park-21st-22nd St & Collins Avenue
type of
Attendance 10000
show with an
-West of the dune
and.
fashion,
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Event Name Samsung Product Launch
EventDate(s) Saturday, December 7, 2002
Samsung
Santa.
Start
Location
Attendance
12:00 PM End
Ocean Drive between 8 & 9 Street
200
5:00 PM
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the Fountainbleau Hilton, part of the ECOG
Event Description
loews Miami Beach Hotel is inviting children from
Children's Home Society to participate in a day
the beach.
Event Description
This event is a dance party on the beach benefiting
Resource, a healthcare provider for those
affected by HIV/AIDS.
Event Description
This new international art show in Miami Beach is the
American sister event of Art Basel in
most important annual art show worldwide for
years. Art Basel Miami Beach, featuring an
selection of 150 leading art galleries from
Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia, is a new
cultural event, combining a contemporary art
exciting program of special exhibitions, parties
crossover events including music, film,
. architecture and design.
Event Description
This event is a promotion for a new camera from
that will include a free photo opportunity with
~*West of the dune
Event Name City of Miami Beach 'New Years Fireworks Display
EventDate(s) Wednesday, January 1, 2003
celebrate the
Deco District.
Start 12:00 AM End 12:20 AM
Location Lummus Park Beachfront at 10th Street
Attendance 10000
**East of the dune
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Event Name Miami Beach World Beer Festival
EventDate(s) Friday, January 31,2003 to Sunday, February 2, 2003
distributors
ale drinkers to
Start 12:00 PM End
Location 6th-8th Street-Lummus Park
Attendance 5000
..East of the dune
10:00 PM
Event Name Univision's "Premio Lo Nuestro",Gala
EventDate(sl Tuesday, February 4, 2003
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include award
-
labels music
Start 8 :00 PM End 11 :00 PM
Location Delano Hotel, 1685 Collins Avenue, Beachfront
Attendance 600
".East of the dune
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Event Name VolleypaJooza
EventDate(s) Saturday, February 8 to Sunday, February 9, 2003
model.
top agencies
-
Wilhelmina - set
Start 8 :OOAM
Crown
6 :00 PM
End
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entertainment at the
Location 7 -9th Street - Lummus Park
AUendance 3000
."West of the dune
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Event Name John Ruiz Open Workout
EventDate(s) Sunday, February 16, 2003
Latino in
front of the
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Event Description
This event will include a fireworks display"
2003 new year in South Beach's Art
Event Description
This event is a world-class international beer & ale
festival that will bring together quality brewers,
and the beer trade with disceming beer and
explore and sample new products.
Event Description
This'private event is the 15th Anniversary Gala for
Univision's "Premia 10 Nuestro" that will
show nominees, artists, and VIP recorded
ProfeSSional & clients.
Event Description
This event is Ocean Drive Magazine's tenth annual
volleyball chal!enge, where 24 of the world's
. including Ford, Elite, Next, Karins and
up six-person teams to compete for the Corona
Grand Prize. 0- Town will be the live
event.
Event Description
This event will feature a John Ruiz Heavy Weight
Champion, the first Heavy Weight Champion
history. He will perform a warm up exercise in
Start 12:00 PM End
Location 21st Street and Collins Avenue
Attendance 500
**East of the dune
2 :00 PM
Event Name Miami Heat Family Festival
EventDate{s) Sunday, February 23, 203
local
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Start 2 :00 PM End 5 :00 PM
Location The Palms Hotel, 3025 Collins Avenue
Attendance 2000
.*East of the dune
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Event Name InterFirst Mortgage Team Building
EventDatQ(s) Tuesday, February 25,2003
a
attendees of the
Start 2 :00 PM End 5 :00 PM
Location Beachfront behind the Eden Roc Hotel, 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 350
**East of the dune
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Event Name South Beach Wine and Food Festival
EventDatQ(s) Friday, February 28 to Sunday, March 2, 2003
WINE &
Magazine,
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three full
Start
dinner series
11 :00 AM
End
8:00 PM
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will feature
Location 10th.12th Streets - Lummus Park Beachfront
Attendance 3000
public,and
**East of the dune
. Hospitality
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Southem Wine
event will
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wests ide of the dune.
.Event Name Bubble Q
EventDate(s) Friday, February 28, 2003
Hospitality
Bubble Q, part
dinner
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general public for media outlets.
Event Description
This event is a ticketed family carnival benefiting
South Florida charities.
Event Description
This private event is a beach Olympics consisting of
number of team building exercises for the
Interfirst Mortgage Winter Sales Meeting.
Event Description
A destination weekend event, the SOUTH BEACH
FOOD FESTIVAL presented by Food & Wine
will take place in the heart of South Beach with
days of spectacular tastings, a star.sbJdded
and wine, culinary and lifestyle seminars that
prominent figures in the international wine; spirits and
culinary industries. All events are open to the
net proceeds will benefit the FlU School of
Management Teaching Restaurant and the
& Spirits Beverage Management Center. This
also include a Farmer's Market on the
Event Description
Florida International University's School of
Management is producing the 2nd annual
of the SOBe Wine and Food Festival. This
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Start 6:00 PM
creating BBQ
End
12:00 AM
reception will include world renown chefs
masterpieces for its guests.
Location Beach behind the Loews Hotet,'1601Collins Avenue
Attendance 700
**East of the dune
Event Name Big Shot Volleyball Tournament
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 1 & Sunday, March 2, 200~
for
Event Description
This event wll include a beach volleyball tournament
novice to very skilled players.
Start 9:00 AM End
Location Lummus Park, 7-9th Street
Attendance 200
**West of the dune
6:00 PM
Event Name Martiz Travel's "'Run for the Sun"
EventDate(s) Tuesday, March 4,2003
people on
Event Description
This event is a private dinner reception for 250
not include
the beach-westside of the dune. The event will
'"
any entertainment.
Start 7:00 PM End
Location Lummus Park - 12th Street
Attendance 250
"*West of the dune
11:00 PM
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Event Name PGI Beach Olympics
EventDate(s) Sunday, March 9,12,15,18,2003
Event Description
This includes team building event activities for 150
people with 5 different challenges.
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Start 12:30 PM End 3:30' PM
Location Loews Hotel Beachfront, 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 150
Contact Joyce Campbell
"East of the dune
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Event Name Winter Party ~003
EventDate(s) Sunday, March 10,2003
Rights
Event Description
Winter Party Weekend, benefiting Dade Human
advance education
Foundation, has the primary mission to
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issues and
Start
This event
and public awareness with respect to GLBT
12:00 PM
End
7:00 PM
to support the South Florida GLBT Community.
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in South
Location 14th Street Beach
Attendance 5000
-East of the dune
is a beach dance party held for over 10 years
Beach.
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Event Name US ARMY on the Beach
EventDate(s) Friday, March 14 and Saturday, March 15,2003
several
Event Description
This event produced by the US ARMY will feature
simulator and
activities like rock wall climbing, helicopter
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Start 6:00 PM End
Location beachfront at 18th Street
Attendance 2000
**East of the dune
8:00 PM
Event Name Dance Star USA Awards
EventDate(s) Wednesday, March 19,2003
newly
Beach
12:00 am
Start
was held
7:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
Location Lummus Park, 6th & 8th Street
Attendance 2500
**West of the dune
Event Name FUNKSHION
EventDate(s) Thursday, March 20 to Sunday, March 23, 2bo~
event
. and brush
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and music
Start
at the
11:00 PM
1 :00 PM
End
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and the
Location Lummus Park -10th to 12th Streets
pm.
Attendance 500
**West of the dune
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Event Name ilLS Soccer Tournament
EventDate(s) Thursday, March 20, 2003
featuring a
celebrity DJ1s as
performances by
Start 1 :00 PM End
Location 22nd Street Beachfront
Attendance 100
**East of the dune
6 :00 PM
-
. Event Name Candle Light Memorial for Tobacco Victims
EventDate(s) Friday, Maret) 21, 2003
to tobacco
Start 6 :00 PM End 9 :00 PM
Location 9th Street- Lummus Park-West of Dune
Attendance 750
-West of the dune
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other interactive elements.
Event Description
This event. similar to the Dance Star. will showcase
released electronic music acts in the South
setting. Reshearsals will be held beginning at
on 3/18/03 and 3/19/03. This 2nd annual event
in the Jackie Gleason Theater last year.
Event Description
In its inaug,ural year, this 4-day fashion showcase
will create an opportunity to network, mingle
shoulders with the who's who of the fashion
industry. The event will include daytime activities
Fila Basketball Court from 1 :00 pm to 4:00 pm
fashion shows will take place from 7:00 pm to 11:00
Event Description
This event is a four v. four soccer tournament
Major League Player as the referee and
the players. The event will include live
DJ's.
Event Description
This event is a community gathering to honor the
memories of those people who lost their lives
related illnesses.
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Event Name . Miami Beach Fitness Festival
EventDate(s) Thursday, March 27 to Sunday, March 30,2003
are
Event Description
Over 100,000 sport enthusiasts and fitness experts
expected to converge at world famous Collins
Park, in
Miami Beach, for the 5th annual event. More
than 60
Start
10:00 AM
End
8 :00 PM
exhibitor booths will feature the latest in fd:ness
equipment, nutritional supplements, clothing,
music and
Location ' 20-22st Street, Beachfront
Attendance 5000
-East of the dune
fashion.
Event Name Slenn/Morse Beach Party
EventDate(s) Friday, March 28, 2003
Eden
Event Description
This event is a private party for private guest of the
Roc hotel that includes a buffet dinner.
Start 7 :00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront, 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 85
-East of the dune
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Event Name CRFA Cancer Awareness Tour
EventDate(s) Wednesday, April 2 to Saturday, AprilS, 2003
general
Event Description
This event will be held to raise awareness for the
public of the effects of Colorectal Cancer as
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well as ways
to detect the disease.
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Start 8 :00 AM End
Location Lummus Park, 12-13th Steet
Attendance 400
Contact Patrick Young
-West of the dune
6 :00 PM
Event Name South Beach Explosion
EventDate(s) Saturday, AprilS, 2003
music
Event Description
This event will feature an outdoor concert with live
meringue,
featuring various artist performing salsa,
gospel, hip-hop and R & B.
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Start 5 :00 PM End
Location Lummus Park at 9th Street
Attendance 500
**West of the dune
7 :00 PM
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Event Name Big Brother/Big Sister Gala
EventDate(s) Saturday, AprilS, 2003
Sister,
Start , 7 :00 PM End 12:00 AM
Location Collins Park Beach, 22nd to 21 st Street
Attendance 600
*"'East of the dune
Event Description
This event is a gala fundraiser for Big BrotherlBig
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Event Name Convention Teambuilding Event
EventDate(s) Monday, April 14,2003
Event Description
This event is a sand sculpture competition for a
convention groups that will include teams
designing and
building a sand sculpture.
Start 3 :30 PM End 6 :30 PM
Location Loews Hotel Beachfront - 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 300
-East of the dune
-
. Event Name Splendor at the Beach
EventDate(s) Saturday, April 19, 2003
event to
Event Description
This event is a one-mile ocean swim fundralsing
benefit local non-profit charities.
Start 9 :30 AM End 10:00 AM
Location Lummus Park Beachfront at 12th Street
Attendance 75
-East of the dune
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Event Name Zymar Product Launch
EventDate{s) Thursday. April 24, 2003
is receiving
Start 6 :00 AM End 11 :00 PM
Location Loews Hotel Beachfront - 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 325
-East of the dune
Event Name Bud Ught Beach Volleyball Series
EventDate{s) Saturday, April 26 and Sunday April 27, 2003
tournament
Start . 9 :00 AM End 6 :00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beachfront-7 & 9 Streets
Attendance 500
**West of the dune
Event Name Landstar Systems Inc.
EventDate(s) Wednesday, April 30, 2003 to
Sunday, May 4, 2003
-
part of
away.
Start 7 :00 AM End 12:00 AM
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Location Loews Hotel Beachfront - 1601.Collins Avenue
Attendance 1000
-East of the dune
Event Name Interstellar Beach Olympics
EventDate(s) Saturday, May 10,2003
simultaneously with a
Start 2 :30 PM End 4 :30 PM
Location Fontairibleau Hilton beachfront - 4441 Collins Ave.
Attendance. 500
-East of the dune
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Event Name Veeris Wedding Ceremony
EventDate{s) Saturday, May 10.2003
Start 6 :00 PM End 7 :00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beachfront - 6th Street
Attendance 60
-East of the dune
Event Name Eden Roc Resort B~ch Party
EventDate(s) Tuesday, May 13,2003
group
Start
Location
Attendance
7 :00 PM End 10:00 PM
Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront - 4525 Collins Avenue
150
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Event Description
This event Is In conjunction with a meetng Iproduct
launch taking place at the Lowes Hotel. Zyrnar
FDA approval for galancana- Allergan, Inc.
Event Description
This event is a pro/amateur beach volleyball
that has been held in the City for over 9 years.
Event Description
This event will require the cab of a semi truck to be .
displayed behind the Loews Hotel on beach as
'convention. The cab will be part of a give-
Event Description
This event includes team building activities for a
corporate group that will take place
Star Wars theme.
Event Description
This event is a private wedding ceremony.
Event Description
This event is a welcome party for a corporate
staying at the Eden Roc Resort.
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"East of the dune
Event Name Subaru Car Launch
EventDate(s) Sunday, May 18,2003, and Thursday, May 22, 2003
two
Event Description
This event is a private, corporate event that includes
waves of 600 Subaru Car Dealers on two
nights for the
revealing of new Subaru vehicles.
Start 6 :30 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Loews Hotel Beachfront - 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 600
- "East of the dune
Event Name Ford Mobile Centennial Tour
EventDate(s) Tuesday, May 20, 2003
Event Description
This open to the public event features ~ display of
vehicles that celebrates Ford's 100th
anniversary .
Start 7 :00 AM End
Location Lummus Park - 8th & 9th Street
Attendance 500
**West of the dune
7 :00 PM
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Event Name UMOJA Arts Festival and Concert
EventDate(s) Friday, May,23 to Sunday, May 25,2003
coming
Event Description
This event is a traditional African festival for the
together of all people from all across the
country to
promote unity. The festival will Include a
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beach village
Start
Friday and
11:00 AM
End
11:00 PM
(10 %th to 13th Street) from 11 am to 8pm on
from 11 am to. 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
...
The concert
Location 10th - 13th Street, Lummus Park and Beach
Streets)
Attendance 30000
200).
**East and West of the dune
will include a stage on the beach (10th to 11 %th
from 7pm to 11 pm (estimated attendance 5,
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Event Name Gillette Passion in Motion
EventDate(s) Wednesday, June 4 through Sunday, June 8. 2003
a
Event Description
This is a promotional event for Gillette that ~ill include
mobile interactive trailer.
Start 10:00 AM End
Location Lummus Park - 9th Street
Attendance 500
"West of the dune
8:00 PM
Event Name City of Miami Beach July 4th Celebration
EventDate(s) Friday, July 4, 2003
for July
Event Description
Thts event is a free and open to public celebration
by Arturo
4 that will include a live musical performance
Sandoval and Jorge Moreno, a naturalization
ceremony
Start
4:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
and a fireworks display.
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Location 73rd Street and Ocean Terrace
Attendance 15000
**West of the dune
Event Name Playtex Corporate Beach Party
EventDate(s) Tuesday, July 8,2003
Playtex
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competition.
Start 4 :00 PM , End 7 :00 PM
Location Nikki Beach Club - 101 Ocean Drive
Attendance 150
**East of the dune
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Event Name NSYNC.S Challenge for the Children _
EventDate(s) Saturday, July 19,2003
Olympics to
Start 3 :00 PM End 6 :00 PM
Location Collins Park Beachfront - 21 st to 22nd Street
Attendance 4000
**East of the dune
Event Name COACH Corporate Awards Dinner
EventDate(s) Saturday~ July 19,2003
will
performance
Start 7 :00 PM End 1Q:00 PM
Location Loews Hotel Beachfront -1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 350
**East of the dune
Event Name Bud Ught Beach Volleyball National Championship
EventDate(s) Friday, September 12, 2003 through Sunday, September 14,
2003
Volleyball
recreational
Start 8 :00 AM
weekends. OVer
End
6 :00 PM
tournament.
Location Lummus Park between 8 & 11 Streets
Attendance 1000
**West of the dune .
Event Name Publix Fainily Fitness Weekend
EventDate(s) Saturday, September 20 & Sunday, September 21, 2003
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Event Description
This event is a private corporate beach party for
and will include a 150 person sand castle
Event DeSCription
This event wHllnclude a celebrity mini beach
raise funds for children charities~
Event Description
This isa private corporate event for COACH that
include an enclosed tent and a live musical
by Albita.
Event Description
Exdusive Sports Marketing brings to Miami Bea,~ the
National Championship of the Bud Light Beach
Series. The SlBV series is a grassroots,
Pro/Amateur tour that consists of 12 event
400 teams will compete in this 3 day
Event Description
A family focused, grassroots sports program that offers
fitness opportunities for the whole family. It will
four events: A Triathlon, a Mile Swim, and a
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5K Beach
Start 8 :00 AM End 11 :00 PM
Location Collins Park Beachfront - 21st to 22nd Street
Attendance 800
**East and West of the dune
Run.
Event Name Jefferson Pilot Beach Bash
EventDate(s) Saturday, September 20,2003
for
Event Description
This event is a beach party behind the Lowes Hotel
corporate group.
Start 7 :00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Loews Hotel Bea-chfront - 1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 400
**East of the dune
Event Name PaciflCarelSecure Horizon Broker Event
EventDate(s) Sunday October 26th, 2003
Event Description
This is event is a welcome reception/dinner for
PacefiCare unde"r a tent behind the Delano
Hotel.
Start 6 :00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Delano Hotel Beachfront - 1685 Collins Avenue
Attendance 100
**East of the dune
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Event Name St. Johns United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch
EventDate(s) Saturday, Octobeer 4, 2003 through Friday, October 31, 2003
Start
Event Description
This is Saint Johns Annual Pumpkin Patch event.
Saint Johns sells pumpkins for halloween during the
month of October to raise monies for the their
childcare program.
8:00 AM
End
12:00 AM
Location St. John's Church - 4760 Pintree Drive
Attendance 200
Contact Harold Cobb
Phone \ (305) 632..;8280
We bs ite nla
Stjohnsonthelake@mindspring.com
Processing# 200436
Event Name Dan-America Concert
EventDate(s) Wednesday, October 8,.2003
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
..)hone
Website
Event Description
This Special Event permit allowes.the Surfcomber
Hampton Hotel to hold out door activity in the pool
area on Wednesday, October 8, 2003, for the DEMA
convention taking plave in Miami Beach.
6:00 PM
End
9:30 PM
Surfcomber Hampton Inn-1717 Collins Avenue
650
Mario Casal
(305) 532-7715
www.doubletree.com
mario_casal@hilton.com,
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Event Description .
This event Is a private/corporate event that will allow
for a group of 400 to walk from the Crown Plaza to
. Nikkrs Beach Club, stopping along the way (2 stops)
for refreshments.
EventDate(s) Thursday, October 9,2003
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
We bs ite
7:00 PM End 9:00 PM
From the Loew's Hotel to Nikki Beach
400
Melissa Babil
(305) 576-8888
www.bartong.com
melissa@bartong.com
Thursday, Odober 07,2004
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End
12:00 AM
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Event Description
Event will celebrate the Jewish holiday following Yom
Kippurwhere, according to the Bible, the Jewish
people need to pray and eat in an outdoor dwelling.
A temporary structure will be built on the beach, west
ofthe dune.
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EventDate(s) Friday. October 10, 2003 - Sunday, October 19, 2003
, Location 53rd & Collins west of the dune
Attendance 150
Contact Ellshe~a Kelman
......
Phone (305) 692-9223
Website www.kabbalah.com
ellshiva.kelman@kabbalah.com
Processing# 200421
Event Name Head of the Indian Creek Regatta
EventDate(s) Sunday, October 12, 2003
Event Description
Rowing Regatta on Indian Creek with spectator arear
in Brittany Bay Park.
Start
6:00 AM
End
3:00 PM
Location Shane Water Sports - 6500 Indian Creek Drive
Attendance 500
Contact Elaine Roden
.~hone
We bs ite
(305) 861-8876
mbrowing@bellsouth.net
www.rowmlamlbeach.com
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Processing# 200438
Event Name Ritz Plaza Pool Party
EventDate(s) Sunday, October 12,2003 &
Monday, Odober 13,2003
Event Description
This Special Event Permit will allow the RItz Plaza
Hotel to hold a pool party.
.....
Start
3:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
Location 1701 Collins Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Tony Falcon
Phone (305) 913-7789
Website www.ritzplaza.com
anthony.falcon@Starwoodhotels.com
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Event Description
Religious party singing J dancing and music.
Processlng# 200439
Event Name Simchas Bals Hashueva
EventDate(s) Thursday,Odober 16, 2003
Start
-
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
6:30 PM End 9:30 PM
AltonRoad & the Alley - West of Alton Road
200
Rabbi A. Korf
(305) 673-5664
nla
nla
Processing# 200424 Event Description
Event Name Barton G. The Restaurant 2nd Anniversary-Cancelled First anniversary party of the restaurant.
EventDate(s) Friday. October 17, 2003
-
-
Start 7:00 PM End
Location 1427 West Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Suzanne Pallot
,;>>hone (305) 576-8888
Website WWW.bartong.com
suzanne@bartong.com
12:00 AM
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Event Name New World Symphony Dinner
EventDate(s) Saturday, October 18,2003
Start
7:30 PM
End
12:00 AM
Event Description
This event celebrates the opening of the cultural
season with the New World Symphonys opening
night concert and dinner party. .The intent Is to
highlight the Uncoln Theater, Lincoln Road. and
Miami Beach, home of the New World Symphony.
,...
Location Lincoln Theatre - 541 Lincoln Road
Attendance 250
Contact Christi Kochifos Caceras
Phone (305) 673-3330
Website nla
christi@nws.org
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End
7:15 AM
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
American Society of travel agents are holding their
annual world congress 10/21-26-03. They would like
to have fun run for their attending members. The run
will take place on 46th street beach from start to
finish.
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EventDate{s) Thursday, October 23, 2003
iiooia
Location
Attendance 50
Contact
Phone
Webslte
Start to Finish at 46th Street Beach
John Hans Hussby
(305) 666-7223
'NWN.footworksmiami.com
nla
Processing# 200422
Event Name 2nd Annual MTV Video Music Awards Latin America
EventDate(s) Thursday, October 23, 2003
Start
7:00 PM
End
12:00 AM
Event Description
Live award show, featuring the biggest names in
today's Latin American and International Music
Scene. In additon to main show, we will also be
hosting a live red carpet that will take place at the
enterance of the Jackie Gleason Theather of the
Performing Arts. This show will begin 2 hour prior to
our live broadcast of the MTV Latin America Awanls
Show.
Location Jackie Gleason Theater, 1700 Washington Avenue
Attendance 2700
Contact Monica Sosa
'>hone (305) 535--3831
Webslte www.mtvla.com
monica.sosa@mtvstaff.com
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Event Name St Johns Child Care Fall Festival
EventDate(s) Friday, October 24,2003
Event Description
A festival for families of the child care center with a
bounce house, face painting, crafts center for
children to paint.
Start 4:00 PM End 8:00 PM
Location St. John's Church ~ 4760 Pintree Drive
Attendance 200
- Contact Beth Hardie
Phone (305) 534-8234
Website nla
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Event Name Miami-Dade Elections Office
EventDate(s) Saturday, October 25, and Saturday November 1, 2003
10:00 AM End
Lincoln Road @ the Euclid Oval
500
Kaye Johnson
(305) 375-3158
nla
kayej@miamidade.gov
Processing# 200419
Event Name MB NJROTC Booster Club Ruff-Cancelled
EventDate(s) Saturday, October 25,2003
Start
,;;;;.
location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
--
Start
7:00 PM
6:00 AM
End
10:30 AM
location. Various locations thoughout Miami Beach
Attendance 1000
Contact Irma Calderon
~hone (305) 532-7128
Webslte nla
mbshnjrotc@holmail.com
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Event Description
Miami..Qade County Office of Elections is placing an
electronic voting machine under the Euclid Oval
overhang to teach people how to use it. They will
also be handing out election literature.
Event Description
Fund raising event 5K110K run race.
2003172
-
EventDate(s) Sunday, October 26, 2003
-
Start
L,ocation
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
3:00 PM
End
8:00 PM
Event Description
. l11is Is a City sponsored event by Mayor Denner's
Office. Sandblast 2003 is a community event that
features a super sandeastle competition and a free
beach party for kids.
-
-
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Lummus Park - 10th Street
200
Elizabeth Stadtlander
(305) 673-7035
www.miamibeachfl.gov
ellzabethstadllander@miamibeachfl.us
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Event Description
The Miami Herald Herald Hunt is a life size
scavenger hunt held in a few locations through out
South Beach. The scattered clues will tie into a large
puzzle that once solved will award the winner the
great prize.
Processing# 200416
Event Name Dave Barry's Miami Herald Hunt
EventDate(s) Sunday. October 26,2003
_.
Start 10:00 AM End 4:00 PM
Location Various locations thoughout Miami Beach
Attendance 8000
Contact Anne Caron
~
Phone (305) 376-4783
Website nla
acaron@herald.com
Process I ng#. 200429
Event Name IBEX 2003
EventDate(s) Monday, October 27.2003
Event Description
The International Boat Builders Exposition is taking
place in the Miami Beach Convention Center. As part
of the convention they have asked to close both
north bound lanes in front of the MBCC to set up
booths.
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Start 10:00 AM End 6:00 PM
Location 1901 Convention Center Drive
Attendance 3500
- Contact Melissa Gaffney
.2hone (305) 673-7316
Website nla
-- mgaffney@Smgmb.com
. Processing# 200414
Event Name Y. 100 Boo Bash
EventDate(s) Friday, October 31, 2003
~
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
6:00 PM End
Lincoln Road @ the Euclid Oval
2500
Nicole covar
12:00 AM
Event Description
This event is Clear Channel Annual Custome
Contest at the Euclid Oval on Lincoln Road. The
event consist of a live radio broadcast. music and
radio personalities and custome contest for kids and
adults and pets.
-
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(954) 862-3441
nla
ncovar@ccmiami.com
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Event Description
This is Colonial Bank's Grand Opening Cocktail
Reception.
Processing# 200432
. Event Name Colonial Bank Grand Opening
EventDate(s) Wednesday, November 5,2003
-
Start
6:00 PM
End
8:00 PM
....
Location Colonial Bank-1691 Michigan Avenue
Attendance 300
Contact Slacee Boft'.
Phone (305) 538-3809
Website www.hotwheelscoolblues.com
info@hotwheelscoolblues.com
Processing# 200449
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EventDate(s) Friday, November 7, 2003
Event Description
This event is a national tour, featuring a 30-40
minute flash concert announced a half hour prior to
the concert.
...
Start
3:00 PM
End
4:00 PM
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Location Beach between 10 & 11 streets-west of the dune
Attendance 500
Contact Randi Freedman
~hone (305)94~2883
Website nla
Imgrandl@aol.com/randi@logi~tlcsmg.com
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EventDate(s) Sunday, November 9, 2003
Event Description
This is an annual sandeastle competition for local
architects and designerS.
-
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
12:00 PM
End
5:00 PM
Roney Palace beachfront-2301 Collins Avenue
200
Gipsy Santos-Alboma
(305) .528-6107
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www.aia.com
gsantosa@Steelcase.com
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Event Description
Processing# 200410
Event Name Street Styl.Cancelled
EventDate(s) Thursday, November to Saturday, November 9,2003
End
23rd Street Beachfront
2000
Randi Freedman
(305) 949-2883
nla
Imgrandl@aol.comlrandIOlogisticsmg.com
Processlng# 200457
Event Name Veteran's Day Parade
EventDate(s) Tuesday, November 11, 2003
,-
Start
,-
location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
W~bsite
......
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".....
Start
"""'"
Event Description
Veteran's Day Parade & Ceremony starting at
Washington & 17th St to 11th Street and ending with
a ceremony at the Police Department Plaza, 1100
Washington Avenue.
9:00 AM
End
11:00AM
Location Washington Ave. from 17th to 11th street
Attendance 500
Contact Odalys Mon
. .'hone (305) 673-7577
WNW.miamibeachfl.gov
odalysmon@miamibeachfl.gov
Processing# 200458
Event Name Pontiac Showcase
EventDate(s) Wednesday, November 12,2003
-
Website
"...
-
-
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
,.....
Event Description
This is event is a four to six car parade from 1 st to
19th streets and Collins Avenue. The cars will stop in
front of Mynt Nightclub to allow celebrities to get off
from the vehicles on to a red carpet.
10:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
Mynt Nightclub-1901 Collins Avenue
150
Barbara Goicoechea
(305) 538-3809
www.actproductions.com
barbarag@actproductlons.com
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Event Name Boys & Girls Club Rendezvous
EventDate{s) Thursday, November 13,2003- Sunday, November 16, 2003
Event Description
Four day charity fund raiser induding theme parties,
entertainment, a yacht hop, black tie gala and a live
& silent auction to help raise additonal funds.
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Start 10:00 AM End
Location Fisher Island Club
Attendance 300
Contact Jennifer Harris
Phone (954) 537.1010
Webslte bgcbc.org
jpjftl@bellsouth.net
12:00 AM
,..
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Processing# 200418
Event Name Live on Lincoln Road
EventDate(s) Thursday, November 13, 2003
Event Description
VIP tented cocktail party from 6-7pm live
entertaiment in the Uncaln Theater from 7:3D-9pm
dessert reception 9-10pm in the Lincoln Theater
lobby. Purpose of event is to raise money for cancer
research at UMlSyfvester Comprehensive Cancer
Center.
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Start 6:00 PM End 12:00 AM
....
Location Lincoln Theatre - 541lincoln Road
Attendance 700
Contact Susan Holtzman
,"hone (305) 274-4772
We bsite www.eventures.com
- eventures@aol.com
Processing# 200451
Event Name Florida Room Documentary Film Festival
EventDate(s) Thursday, November 13, through Saturday, November 15,2003
.....
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
7:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
Event Description
The Florida RoomDocumentary Film Festival invites
three filmmakers who have made award winning
documentaries that focus on social issues. Each
evening there wiD be a screening, panel discussions
and a reception.
-
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Plaza on Espanola Way
200
Rhonda L. Mitrani
(305) 576-6161
IINIW. thefloridaroom.org
rhonda@the florlda room.org
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Event Description
SWimwear fashion show with afternoon pool party.
Processlng# 200463
Event Name Sagamore Playboy Pool Party
EventDate(s) Saturday, November 15. 2003
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
3:00 PM
End
7:30 PM
1671 Collins Avenue
500
David Grutman
"...,...
(305) 535-8088
jsybees@thompsonhotels.com
www.thompsonhoteJs.com
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Event Description
Petanque is a French game similar to bocce from
Italy and horse shoes.
~.
EventDate{s) Saturday, November 15,2003 to
Sunday,November16,2003
Start
10:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
.....'lo!.
location Rui Florida Beach Hotel - 3101 Collins Avenue
Attendance 150
Contact Mario Olivieri
!hone (305) 591-7160
Websfte www.petanqueamerica.com
petanque4u@aoJ.com
Processing# 200433
Event Name Rosa Cha - South Beach Store Opening
EventDate(s) Saturday, November 15,2003
Event Description
This event Is the grand opening celebration for Rosa
Cha South Beach the store on Lincoln Road. This
event will indude live music. cocktails, hOfSd'oeuvres
and a fahion show.
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Start
6:00 PM
End
8:00 PM
Location 830 Lincoln Road
Attendance 250
Contact Claudine Dematos
Phone (212) 320-3636
Websfte www.nc.connect.com
- claudine@nc~onnect.com or NCConnect@aol.com
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Event Description
The purpose of the event is for fun only. Participants
will be staying in the Fountainbleau Hilton and will
meet at 6am on the boardwalk behind the hilton.
The event will be completed under 1 hour.
Volunteers will be along the boardwalk to ensure the
safety of the runners.
Processing# 200427
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EventDa~(s) Sunday, November 16.2003
Start
,....
6:00 AM
End
6:45 AM
Location Fontainbleau Hilton Boardwalk - 4441 Collins Avenue
Attendance 40
Contact Lisa Maciel
Phone (617) 632-~1 0
Website n/a
maciel.lisa@iimmy.hervard.edu
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Event Description
This is Care Resources' 9th Annual White Party
Musde Beach event The event is a' dance
partylfashion show to raise funds benefiting those
with HIV/AIDS.
EventDate(s) Saturday, November 29, 2003
Start 12:00 PM End. 6:00 PM
Location Lummus Park beach between 10 & 12 Streets
Attendance 4000
Contact Scott Cochran
(305) 667-9296
nla
scochran@careresource.org
Processing# 200430
Event Name Antiques and Collectibles Market
EventDate(s) Every 2nd and 4th Sunday, from Odober to May
-.-.
......
. Jhone
Website
-
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Start
Location
, Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
Event DesCription
This event is a r8-occurring local neighborhood
market that include~ antiques and coUectibles and
vintage dealers.
10:00 AM End
Antiques arid Colledibles Market
1000
Anthony Angione
(305) 754-1888
6:00 PM
WWW.WWNW
tonybay@aol.com
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Event Description
15th Anniversary of News Cafe.
Processing# 200412
Event Name 15th Anniversary of News Cafe
EventDate(s) Tuesday, December 2,2003
Start 6:00 PM End 10:00 PM
.,- Location Collins Court & Ocean Drive
Attendance 1000
Contact Randi Freedman
Phone (305) 949-2883
Website nla
- ImgrandlfJaol.com/randi@logisticsmg.com
Processing# 200464
Event Name An Sasel Miami Beach Opening Party. The Raleigh
EventDate(s) TuesdaY,December 2, 2004
Event Description
Yearly Art Fair Opening VIP party hosted by Art
Basel Miami Beach & The City of Miami Beach.
-...
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
'hone
Website
5:30 PM
The Raleigh Hotel
1500
Martin Kiediet
(305) 534-6300
www.raleighhotel.com
mkrediet@raleighhotel.com
End
7:30 PM
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Event Name The.Llncoln Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
EventDate(s) Wednesday, December 3, 2003
Event Description
Private cocktail party from 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. for
the grand opening of the Lincoln Building. The
promoter is going to set up a bar under the overhang
of the building on the sidewalk.
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Start 4:00 PM End 8:00 PM
Location 1695 Michigan
Attendance 300
Contact Barbara Goicoechea
Phone (305) 538-3809
Website www.actproductions.com
- barbarag@actproductions.com
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Event Description
This new international art show in Miami Beach is the
American sister event of Art Basel in Switzerland. the
most important annual art show worldwide for the
past 32 years. Art Basel Miami Beach, featuring an
exclusive selection of 150 leading art galleries from
North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa and
Asia, is a new type of cultural event, combining a
contemporary art show with an exciting program of
special exhibitions, parties and crossover events
including music, film, fashion, architecture and
design.
Processing# 20045
EventDate{s) Thursday, December 3 to Sunday, December 7,2003
Start 6:00 PM End 10:00 PM
/.... Collins Park Beachfront - 21 st to 22nd Street
Location
Attendance 25000
Contact Annette Schonholzer
Phone (305) 206-1165
Website www.ArtBasel.com
- annette.schoenholzer@ARtBasel.com
Processing# 200467
Event Name Luna Under the Stars
EventDate(s) Friday, December 5, 2003
Event Description
Second Anniversary celebration of Luna Cesings on
espanola Way, a cultural evening featuring dance
performances with belly dancers and flamenco.
Start 7:.00 PM End 11:00 PM
Location Plaza de Espana and Espanola Way
Attendance 250
.... Contact laura Jamieson
'hone (305) 534-0514
Webslte
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Event Name Kayak Challenge 2003
EventDate(s) Saturday, December 6,2003
Event DeScription
The 2003 Kayak Challenge Is a two-category race
(amateur & competitive). All proceeds from the
event are used for scientific research for the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation.
,......
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Webslte
8:00 AM
End
1:00 PM
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Island View Park - 17th Street & Prairie Avenue
120
AI Cofresi
(786) 275-8000
www.cff.org
acofresi@aff.org
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Event Description
This event is the gathering of \MIVII veterans who
served in Miami Beach in 1942-1945. This event will
be held to honor all the WVVII veterans which will be
accompanied by relatives and residents.
Processing# 200469
Event Name Sand in Our Boots
EventDate(s) Sunday, December 7,2003
Start 8:30 PM End 2:00 PM
..- Location Ocean Drive at 10th Street
Attendance 50
Contact Judith Berson-Levinson
Phone (305) 796-7380
Website www.miamibeachvets.com
jsberson@aol.com
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Event Name Kiehls Grand Opening
.... EventDate(s) Friday, December 12,2003
Event Description
The Kiehls Store Grand Opening on Lincoln Road.
Lenny Kravitz is the host of the party.
Start
7:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
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Location Kiehls-832 Lincoln Road
Attendance 300
Contact Courtney Micheline
""..
..thone
Website
(212) 901-1192
www.klehls.com
cmlcheline@klehls-usa.com
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Event Description
Holiday party on the beach for company employees.
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Start
8:00 PM
End
11 :00 PM
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Location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront - 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 100
Contact Ileana Guzman
Phone (305) 674-5540
Website
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Event Description
A menorah is displayed on the Euclid to tell people
about the holiday of Hanukah.
Processlng# 200465
Event Name Chanukah Menorah Lighting
EventDate(s) Sunday, December 21, 2003
Start
5:30 PM
End
8:30 PM
.- Location Lincoln Road @ the Euclid Oval
Attendance 200
Contact Rabbi Zev Katz
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Phone (305) 505-9065
Website www.Chabadonwheels.C()m
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Chabadonwheels@aol.com
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Event Name Chanuca Parade
EventDate(s) Tuesday, December 23,2003
Event Description
Parade of 20-25 cars with Chanuka Menorahs on top
of the vehicles. Parade Route is attached.
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,.....
Start 5:45 PM End 7:00 PM
Location Alton Road & 12th Street
Attendance 50
Contact Rabbi A. Korf
. )hone (305) 673-5664
Website nla
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Event Name The Shore Club New Year's Eve Party
EventDate(s) Wednesday, December 31,2003- Thursday, January 1,2004
Event Description
New Year's Eve Party at the Shore Club Hotel.
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Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
We bs lte
7:00 PM End 6:00 AM
The Shore Club Beael,f,o'lt-19Q1 Collins Avenue
1200 &t'rll,f.MDl~
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Daniel Dromerhauser
(305) 695-3231
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Processing# 200441
Event Name Delano Hotel New YeatS Even Party
EventDate(s) Wednesday, December 31, 2003 and Thursday, January 1,
2004, '
Event Description
New Year's Eve Party for hotel guests and invites.
Start 9:00 PM End 4:00 AM
- location Delano Hotel &a'-',lUSiit -1685Collins Avenue
Attendance 1000 ~~
Contact Debra Lundy
Phone (305) 674-6000
Website nla
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Processing# 20047&
Event Name Ocean Drive New Years Eve Celebration
EventDate(s) Wednesday, December 31,2003
Friday, January 2, 2004
Event Description
Participating cafes will extend their tables to the
double yellow line on Ocean Drive. Firework display
at MidniCht.
Start 3:00 PM End 4:00 AM
location Ocean Drive from 5th to 11th Street
Attendance 5000
- Contact Marlo Courtney
.~hone (305) 531-9478
Website www.oceandriveassoclatlon.com
~ marlo@goldmanpropertles.com
Processlng# 20041
Event Name New Year's Eve Parade- Cancelled
EventDate(s) Wednesday, December 31, 2003
Eve'nt Description
A event will Include a New Year's Eve celebration
and a parade of lights leading towards concert
grounds.
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Start 6:00 PM End 1 :00 AM
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Location TBD
Attendance 0
Contact Reza Izad
Phone (310) 248-3844
We bsite n/a
- reza@boxentertainment.com
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Event Description
New Year's Eve Street Party on Espanola Way.
Processing# 200471
Event Name Espanola Way New Year's Eve 2004
EventDate(s) Wednesday, Decmber 31,2003
Thursday, January 1, 2004
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Start
7:00 PM
End
1:00 AM
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Location Espanola Way - Washington to Drexel Avenue
Attendance 350
-
Contact
Phone
Webslte
LauraJamieson
(305) 594-0514
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Processing# 200481
Event Description
The world famous Clydesdale horses, .
representatives of the Budweiser Beer Brand win visit
Miami Beach.
EventDate(s) Saturday, January 10. 2004
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Start 11:00 AM End
Location . Lummus Park Beach
Attendance 500
Contact Luis Gonzalez
,"hone (305) 371-4030
Website
Luls@CComgrouplnc.com
3:00 PM
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Processing# 20042
Event Name FJatbottom Skate Tour-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) January 10-11,2004
Event Description
This is event Is a professional and amature
skateboarding competition with live .
entertainment.The event proceeds will benefit the
abused childrens fund.
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- Start 9:00 AM End 8:00 PM
Location 21st Street and Collins Avenue Beachfront
Attendance 0
Contact Carlos de Armendi
Phone (305) 441-0763
Website www.hybid-sports.com
.- info@hybrid-sports.com
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Event Description
Private Corporate FiJ~ction.
Processlng# 200482
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,- EventDate(s) Sunday, January 11, 2004
Start 7:00 PM End 11:00 PM
-- Location Behind the Ritz Carlton South Beach
Attendance 150
Contact Melissa Sabil
Phone (305) 576-8888
Website www.bartong.com
- melissaClbartong.com .
Processing# 200490.
Event Description
Private Party on the beach with a bond fire.
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EventDate(s) Friday, January 16, 2004
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Start 7:00 PM End
Location 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 200
Contact Bruce Garnet
,.)hone. (305) 674-5544
Website
11:00 PM
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Processing# 200411
Event Name Art Deco Weekend
EventDate(s) Friday, January 16 to Sunday, January 18,2004 .
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
2:00 PM
Ocean Drive
75000
Michael Kinerk
(305) 672-2014
www.mdpl.org
mkinerkClherald.com
End
11:00 PM
EventD8scription
Art Deco Weekend Is a week long film & lecture
series ending with a three day street festival open to
the general public. There will be antique vendors,
music entertainment, children activities, Wlldng
tours and street performers.
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Event Description
Private party at Touch Restaurant.
Processing# 200480
Event Name Touch Restaurant
EventDate(s) Saturday, January 17, 2004
Start
7:00 PM
End
12:00 AM
,~
Location 910 Lincoln Road
Attendance 40
Contact John Reimer
Phone (954) 979-7456
Website
Processlng# 200473
Event Description
The event will include a brief stage program of
speakers and music for approximately 30-40 minutes
followed by the formation of a human aerial art image.
Start 3:00 PM End 5:00 PM
~
Location Lummus Park Beach at 9th Street
Attendance 1000
. Contact Patricia Foulkrocl
?hone (310) 9S0-7798
Website
- Pfoulkrod@aol.com
Event De8~rlption
Corporate dinner party for an in-house Eden Roc
group, on the beach adjacent to the Eden, Roc H~tel.
EventDate(s) Tuesday, January 20,2004
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Start
7:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
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Location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront - 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 120
Contact Pamela Johnson
Phone (305) 674-5527
Webslte nla
pamela.johnson@renaissancehotels.com
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Eve~t Description
Private corporate party with a live band on the beach.
Processing# 200478
__ EventDate(s) Thursday, January 22,2004
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Start 7:00 PM End 11:00 PM
- location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront. 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 200
Contact Steven Bumpus
Phone (305) 674-5548
Website nla
"."... steve.bumpus@renalssancehotels.com
Processing# 200448
Event Name A VP Pro Beach Volleyball-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Friday, January 30, 2004 -
Sunday, February 1, 2004
Event Description
Professional volleyball tournament.
-
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Start 8:30 AM End
location Lummus Park
Attendance 2500
Contact Matt Gage
"hone (310) 426-7108
Website www.avptour.com
6:30 PM
-
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mgage@avp.com
Processing# 20044
Event Name Miami Tropical Marathon
EventDate(s) Sunday, February 1, 2004
-
Start
location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
6:00 AM
City-Wide Route
8000
Frankie Ruiz
End
9:00 AM
Event Description
The Miami Tropical Marathon hopes to establish
itself among other elite marathons such as San
Diego, Chicago and New York. The 26.2-mile course
will begin and end In front of the American Airlines
Arena. and run through the City of Miami Beach, City
of Miami and Miami-Dade County. The marathon will
include water tents, medical tents and .12-18 musical
stages along the 26.1, mile course.
-
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(305) 278-8668
www.miamitropicalmarathon.com
fruJZ@prracingevents.com
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Event Description
A group of skating tours led by the National Skate
Patrol of Miami Beach.
Processing# 200450
Event Name Great ES Skate 2004
EventDate(s) Friday, February 6, through Sunday, February 8,2004
Various locations thoughout Miami Beach
600
Bernadette West
(305) 865-7097
WWN.skate-events.com
bwest@sba.miami.edu
Processing# 200445
Event Name Miami Beach Festival of the Atfs
EventDate(s) Saturday, February 7 and Sunday, February 8, 2003
Location Ocean Terrace - 73rd to 75th Street
Attendance 20000
Contact Brian Huether
'-'hone (786) n7-1530
Website www.oceanracemiami.org
bhuether@oceanracemiami.org
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Start
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9:10 AM
End
12:00 AM
10:00 AM
Event Description,
The Miami Beach Festival of the Arts has evolved
from a local street show to one of the most
prestigious cultural arts festivals on the East Coast.
This signature community event for residents and
visitors of the City of Miami Beach showcases the
artwork of 150 artists from across the nation on
exhibit with their paintings, sculpture, glass,
ceramics, jewelry, and photographs. The artwork is
juried and prestigious cash prizes are awarded.
Proceeds colleded year round from local Patrons of
the Arts generate pre-sale coupons used to purchase
artwork at the event
End
6:00 PM
Processing# 200497
Event Name Temple Beth Shalom -Mitzvah Day"
EventDate(s) Sunday, February 8, 2004
-
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
~
10:30 AM
Event Description
Mutts and Meow," one of dozens of community
service po~ects undertaken by Temple Beth Sholom
~mbers on February 8, 2004. We will attempt to
find homes for stray dogs and cats from Miami-Dade
Animal Services among pedestrians at Lincoln Road
Mall.
End
2:00 PM
Lincoln Road west of the Euclid Oval
Judy Gelber
(305) 538-7231
tbsmb.org
jgelber222@aol.com
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Event Description
Food & beverage festival with a trade day.
Processing# 20047
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EventDate(s) Friday, February 6 through Sunday, February 8, 2004
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone,
Website
5:00 PM End 11:00 PM
Lummus Park - 8th & 9th Street
8000
Melissa Frantz
(305) 754-5886
www.miamibeachworldofbeerfestival.com
mellssa@mlamibeachworldofbeerfestival.com
Processing# 2004108
Event Name The Absolut Lofts
EventDate(s) Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Event Description
Two hour cocktail receoption to celebrate the'topping
off of The Absolut South Beach Lofts.
Start
-
Start
6:30 PM
End
8:30 PM
Location 245 Michigan Avenue
Attendance 60
Contact Kenneth A. Lyon
"hone (305) 534-0600
Website
Processing# 20049
Event Name Miamllntemational Boat Show
EventDate(s) Thursday, February 12 to February 17, 2004
Event Description
This is the 63rd Annual Miami International Boat
Show. Known around the world the Miami
International Boat Show is considered the largest
new boat show In the United States.
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Start 10:00 AM End 6:00 PM
Location Convention Center Drive
Attendance 50000
Contact Cathy Johnston
Phone (305) 535-1743
Website WWN.disCQverboating.com
.-. cjohnston8nmma.org
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Event Description
Private birthday party with fireworks display on the
beach behind the Delano Hotel.
Processlng# 2004105
Event Name Birthday Party. Zambelli
EventDate(s) Sunday, Febraury 15. 2004
Start
9:30 PM
End
11:00 PM
Location 17685 Collins Avenue Delano Hotel
Attendance 100
Contact Anta Kingdom
Phone. (212) 628-4851
Website
Processing# 2004109
Event Name Miami Design Preservation League BBQ
EventDate(s) Saturday, February 21, 2004
Event Description
Open house BBa sponsored by Nissan. Event is
intended to promote MDPL programs to the general
public. Nissan win display a car on MDPL's front
entrance as a sponsorship benefit.
-
Start 12:00 PM End 2:00 PM
Location South Side Patio of 1001 Ocean Drive
Attendance 60
Contact Denise Katakis
-
.=>>hone
Website
(305) 672-2014
www.mdpl.org
denlse@mdpl.org
200492
Event Description
Private Party. 40th Birthday dinner on the beach.
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EventDate(s) Wednesday, February 21, 2004
Start
7:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
-
Location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront - 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 50
Contact. . Ileana Guzman
Phone (305) 674-5540
Webslte
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Event Description
Grand opening of Barton G Design special event
venue.
Processing# 2004102
Event Name Grand Opening 1501 Barton G
EventDate(s) Thursday, February 12, 2004
Start 7:00 PM End 12:00 PM
Location 1501 Collins Avenue
Attendance 1000
Contact Melissa Babil
Phone (305) 576-888~
Website www.bartong.com
- mellssa@bartong.com
Event Description
Annual vollyball competition sponsered by Ocean
Drive Magazin. Competition us be I
agencies. The event . a 'onal & intemational
media exp
-
Start
8:00 AM
-
, Location
Attendance 5000
Contact
.'hone
-
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randi@aol.com
Processing# 200443
Event Name Yacht & Brokage Show
EventDate(s) Thursday, February 12 through Monday, February 16, 2004
Event Description
This event will feature a new display of brokerage
yachts for sale to the general public.
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Start 10:00 AM End 7:00 PM
Location Collins Avenue - 41st to 51st Street
Attendance 12500
Contact Dane Graziano
-
Phone (954) 764-7642 .
Website www.showmanagement.com
,.. info@showmanagementcom
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Event Description
This event is Ocean Drive Magazine's tenth annual
model-volleyball challenge, where 24 of the world's
top agencies - including Ford, Elite. Next, Karins and
Wilhelmina - set up six-pef'$on teams to compete for
the Corona Crown Grand Prize. 0- Town will be the
live entertainment at the event.
Processing# 20043
EventDate(s) Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February 22, 2004
-
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
-
8:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
Lummus Park, 8-9th Street
5000
Randi Freedman
(305) 949-2883
nla
Imgrandt.aol.com/randi@}l~isticsmg.com
2004100
Event Description
Wedding Ceremony on the beach.
- EventDate(s) Sunday, February 22, 2004
Start
-
5:30 PM
End
7:30 PM
Location Ritz Plaza Hotel Beachfront
Attendance 300
Contact Melissa Sabil
(305) 576-8888
www.bartong.com
melissa@bartong.com
Proc&ssing# 200434
EventName Ryep Nolan 5K Run
EventDate(s) Sunday. Febraury 22. 2004
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. .)hone
Webslte
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Webslte
-
7:30 AM
Event Description
5K (3.1 miles) running road raceJwalk. The course
will be an .out and back" down Ocean Drive. from
South Pointe Park to 15th Street The Start/Finish
line will be at 8th Street with support seNices set up
in Lummus Park. It will be open to all runners,
walkers and wheelchair participants.
End
8:45 AM
South POinte Park to 15th Street on Ocean Drive
300
Eduardo Vera
(305) 673-n76
www.miamibeachfl.gov
eduardoyero@miamlbeachfl.gov
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Event Description
Ticketed family carnival themed event benefiting
local South Florida Charities.
Processlng# 200474
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EventDate(s)" Sunday, February 22, 2004
-
Start 2:00 PM End 7:00 PM
- Location 1717 Collins Avenue
Attendance 1500
Contact Steve Stowe
- Phone (786) 777-4141
Website www.heat.com
sstowe@heatcom
Processing# 200460
Event Name Canyon Ranch Broker.Party
- EventDate(s) Tuesday, February 24, 2004
Start 6:00 PM End 9:00 PM
- Location 6801 Collins Avenue
Attendance 180
Contact Melissa Sabil
- .;)hone (305) 576-8888
Website www.bartong.com
mellssa@bartong.com
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Processing# 200486
Event Name Acura SORe
- EventDate(s) Wednesday, February 25,2004
Sunday, February 29, 2004
Start 7:30 AM End 6:00 PM
- Location Miami Beach Marina - 300 Alton Road
Attendance 500
Contact Wendy Hinman
- , Phone (203) 352-5217'
Website www.acurasorc.com
- wendy.hJnmaneoctagon.com
Event Description
Privat~ Party
Event Description
Sailing Regatta at the Miami Beach Marina.
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Event Description
Beach volleyball tournament for novice to' semi-pro
-level players.
Processing# 200453
EventDate(s) Saturday, Febraury 28, 2004-
Sunday, Febraury 29.2004
Start 9:00 AM End 6:00 PM
Location Lummus Park - 8th Street
Attendance 200
- Contact Richard Heiles
- Phone (631) 728-0397
Website www.eevb.net
eevb@peconic.net
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Processing# 2004107
EventName WMC at The Shore Club Hotel
EventDate(s) Thursday. March 3. through Wednesday, March10, 2004
Event Description
Winter Music Conference pool party.
-
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Start 10:00 PM End 5:00 AM
Location 1901 Collins Avenue
Attendance 1200
Contact Dan Dromerhauser
..:thone (305) 695-3231
Website
-
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Daniel.Dromerhauser@ianschragerhotels.com
'Processing# 2004112
Event Name WMC'at the Delano Hotel
EventDate(s) Thursday. March 4 through Wednesday, March 10, 2004
Event Description
Winter Music Party pool parties.
-
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
10:00 PM
End
3:00 AM
1685 Collins Avenue-
900
Dan Dromerhauser
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(305) 674-5644
www.lanSchragerHotels.Com
Danlel.Dromerhauser@lanSchragerhotels.com
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End
10:00 PM
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
BBC Radio 1, CoolJunkie, and VVMC are teaming up
to produce 'a high profile WMC Warm up event to be
broadcast live in the UK and across the internet.
The event will feature a stellar line up of talent
including many of the world's leadning OJ'II and live
acts.
Processing# 2004110
Event Name One live in Miami Official P,e-WMC Warm up
EventDate(s) Friday, March 5, 2004
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Location Nikki Beach Club - 101 Ocean Drive
Attendance 5000
Contact Nick Me Cabe
Phone (305) 534-8678
Website
nick@cooIJunkle.com
Processlng# 200444
Event Description
Florida International University's School or Hospitality
Management is producing the 2nd annual Bubble a.
part of the SaBE Wine and Food Festival This
dinner reception will include wor1d renOWf't chefs
creating BBQ'masterpieces for its guests.
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EventDate(s) Friday, March 5, 2004
Start 6:00 PM End 12;00 AM
Location Delano Hotel Beachfront - 1685 Collins Avenue
Attendance 800
Contact Randi Freedman
-
"hone (305) 949-2883
Webslte nla
- Imgrandi@aol.comJrandl@logisticsmg.com
Processing# 20046
Event Description
A destination weekend event, the SOUTH: BEACH
WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL presented by Food &
Wine Magazine, will take place in the head of South
Beach with three full days of spectacular tilstings. a
star-studded dinner series and wine, culinary and
lifestyle seminars that will feature promu.n figures
in the international wine, spirits and cuHnafy
industries. All events are open to the publiC, and net
proceeds will benefit the FlU School of HospitaBty
Management Teaching Restaurant and the Southern
Wine & Spirits Beverage Management Center. This
event wiD also include a Farmer's Marker an the
westside of the dune.
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EventDate(s) Friday, March 5 to Sunday, March'7, 2004
Start 10:00 AM End 7:00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beachfront -10th to 13th Street
Attendance 7000
Contact Joseph West
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Phone (305)919-4500
Website www.fiu.edu
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,Processing# 200415
arch 10, 2004
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Webslte
6:00 PM, End
Ocean Drive at l' Street
300
11:00 PM
Randi Freedman
(305) 949-2883
nla
Imgrandl@aol.comlrandi@loglstlcsmg.com
Processlng# 2004123
Event Name Young Leadership Purim Function
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 6,2004
Start 8:30 PM End 12:30 PM
Location 70 Palm Avenue
Attendance' 500
Contact Mimi Bieda
-
Phone (305) 864-8600
Website
ffidf.aol.com
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
In its inaugural year, this 4-day fashion showcase
event will create an opportunity to network, mingle
and brush shoulders with the who's who of the
fashion and music industry. The event will include
daytime activities at the Fila Basketball Court from
1 :00 pm to 4:00 pm and the fashion shows will take
place from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
Event Description
Fundraiser party for young professionals at a private
home.
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Event Name WMC at theShelbome Hotel
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 6, through Wednesday, March 10, 20M
Start 12:00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Shelbome Hotel
Attendance 375
Contact Maria Ricardo
Phone (305) 341-1385
We bs ite Shelbome.com
maria@shelborne.com
Event Description
Winter M~ic Conference Pool Party.
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EventDate(s) Saturday, March 5th through Tuesday, March 9th, 2004
Start
11:00AM
End
5:00 AM
Location Nikki Beach Club -101 Ocean Drive
Attendance 1000
Contact Charity Chacon
Phone (305) 538-1111
Websita www.nikkibeach.com
charityc@penrods.com
Processing# 200484
Event Name WMC at The Townhouse Hotel
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 6-10, 2004
Start
10:00 AM
End
3:00 AM
Location 150 20 Street
Attendance 200
Contact Meredith Morgan
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()hone (305) 398-1803
We bs ite www.towhousehotel.com
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meredith@townhousehotel.com
Processing# 200483
Event Name Webster Lounge-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 6, 2004
Wednesday. March 10, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
1220 Collins Avenue Parking Lot
300
Barbara Goicoechea
(305) 538-3809
www.actprodudions.com
barbarag@actproductlons.com
8:00 PM
End
12:00 PM
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
Events involving performances by OJ's for VVinter
Music Conference.
Event Description
Individual events held on rooftop to include OJ
performances and dancing.
Event Description
Showcase for musical talent during the Winter Music
Fest Conference.
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. Event Description
Miami Music & Multimedia Summit launching a new
product for Motorola. Event will be held In the
Surfcomber pool deck area.
Processing# 2004120
Event Name WMC Surf comber - M3 Motorola Summit
EventDate(s) March 6-9, 2004
Start 5:00 PM End
Location 1717 Collins Avenue
Attendance 650
Contact Mario Casal, Jr.
Phone (305) 77g.3801
Website www.doubletree.com
marlo-casal@Hilton.com
10:00 PM
Processing# 2004115
Event Name WMC Albion Hotel
EventDate(s) March 6-10,2004
Event Description
Showcase for musical talent for Winter Music
Conference .
8ta rt 12:00 PM End 11:00 PM
Location 1650 James Avenue
Attendance 600
Contact Phillippe Bardo
."hone (305) 913-1023
Website wWw.rubeJlhotesl.com
Ph III ppeSflRu bell Hotels.com
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EventDate(s) Sunday, March 7,2004
Event Description
A 4 vs 4 beach soccer trounament featuring MlS
players as the Ref and Celebrity OJ's as the players.
Start 1 :00 PM End 6:00 PM
Location Lummus Park - 8th Street
Attendance 150
Contact Geoff Hayes or Neil
Phone (212) 450-12~
Website www.mlsnet.com
- ghages@mlsnelcom
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Event Description
Processing# 2004113
Event Name WMC The Ritz Plaza
EventDate(s) March 7-9, 2004
Exibition of engineering musical equipment.
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
We bs ite
2:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
1701 Collins Avenue
250
Michele Stayton
(305) 913-7789
www.ritzplaza.com
michele.stayton@Starwoodhotels.com
Processing# 2004121
Event Name WMC The Raleigh Hotel
EventDate(s) Sunday March 7, 2004 through Monday, March 8, 2004
Event Description
WMC Pool Parties.
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Location 1n5 Collins Avenue
Attendance 1000
Contact Nathan Adams
.'hone (305) 534-6300
Website www.raleighhotel.com
nadams@raleighhotel.com
12:00 PM
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Event Name WMC Sagamore
EventDate(s) Sunday March 7, 2004
Monday I March 8, 2004
Event DescriptJon
Private listening sessions for hotel.and invited guests.
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Start
4:00 PM
End
11:30 PM
Location Sagamore Hotel 1671 Collins Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Ellen Marchman
Phone (305) 728.3228
Website thompsonhotels.com
emarchmangthompsonhotels.com
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Event Description
Winter Music Conference party on the pool area of
the hotel.
Processing# 2004106
Event Name WMC The National Hotel
EventDate(s) March 7-10, 2004
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Start 1 :00 PM End
Location 1677 Collins Avenue
Attendance 250
Contact Jay Guerrero
Phone (305) 423-7253
Website
10:00 PM
Processlng# 2004104
Event Name Purim Carnival
EventDate(s) Monday, March 8, 2004
Event Description
A fun, safe day for the students.
Start 8:30 AM End. 1 :00 PM
Location Carlyle Avenue - 79th and 80th Street .
Attendance 350
Contact Wendy Tokayer
.Jhone (305) 867-3322
Website nla
n/a
Processing' 2004122
Event Name WMC Aqua
EventDate(s) March 9, 2004
Event Description
WMC Party
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Sta rt 1 :00 PM End
Location 1530 Collins Avenue
Attendance 150
Contact Jon Regan
Phone (617) 423-7699
Website www.futureclassic.net
Jon@futureclass~c.net
9:00 PM
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Event Description
Proc sing# 200511
Event Name er Party 2005 at the Surf comber
EventDate(s) Satuday, 2,2005
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Event Name Hyundai Cup
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 13,2004
Event Description
Mini-soccer tournament 5X5, 16 teams.
Start
9:00 AM .
End
6:00 PM
Location. South Pointe Park - One Washington Avenue
Attendance 300
Contact Tom Mulroy
,.)hone (305) 669-0101
Webslte
www.copalatina.com
tom@copalatina.com
Processing# 2004130
. Event Name Winter Party Surfcomber Hotel
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 13, 2004
Event Description
Winter Party pool party fundraiser.
Start 12:00 PM End 6:00 PM
Location 1717 Comns Avenue
Attendance 650
.... Contact Mario Casal
Phone (305) 532-7715
Website www.doubletree.com
mario_C8sal@hilton.com
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Event Description
Processing# 2004126
Even Winter Party 2004 at the Suifcomber Hotel
EventDate(s) Satu" rch 13,2004
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Start
Location
Attendance 0
Contact Mario Casal
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Phone
Website ~ .doubletree.com
~ marlo_casaJ@hilton.com
Processing# 200499
Event Name Quicksilver Soare/riders Grand Opening-Cancelled
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 13,20.04
Event Description
Quiicksilver grand opening celebration with the Spam
All Stars.
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Start 7:00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location 1023 Lincoln Road
Attendance 200
Contact Kerri Johnson
.~hone (714) 889-3766
Website quicksilver.com
kerri.johnson@quicksllver.com
Processlng# 200498
Start 3:00 PM
End
7:00 PM
. Event Description
Mr. Youth is producing a launch event for VICtoria's
.secret to unveil a new line titiled pink. The launch is
scheduled to take place in Miami Beacb. To create
excitement around the brand a gift" box wit be placed
on 8th and Ocean Drive west of the dune,fOrfour
days.
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EventDate(s) March 13-17, 2004
Location Lummus Park - 8th Street
Attendance 300
... Contact Randi Freedman
Phone (305) 949-2883
Website nla
Imgrandl@aol.comlrandi@logistlcsmg.com
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Event Description
This event is the highlitght dance party eventof the
flVe.day series of events targeting the gay
comminuty.Winter Party Week benefits the Gay and
Lesbian Foundation of South Florida, their primary
mission is to advance ~ucation and public
awareness. Winter Party has become one of the
largest and most successful dance party fundraisers
in the world,
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EventDate{s) Sunday, March 14,2004
Lummus Park Beach at 14th Street
4000
Lily Majjul-Pardo
(305) 572-1841
winterparty .com
majjullily@aol.com
Processing# 200447
Event Name DanceStar Awards-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Monday, March 16 through Thursday, March 20,2004
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Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
12:00 PM
End
6:00 PM
Event Description
This is 3rd annual OanceStar Awards in Miani
Beach the first one was held in the Jackie Gleason
Theater and the Second on Lummus Park
Beach.This event is a televised dance music awards
shows for the United States and Latin American
market, and a televised staged music show to be
broadcast.
Start 8:00 PM End 11:00 PM
- location Lummus Park - 5th to 10th Street
Attendance 3000
Contact David Giles
Jhone (305) 379-7118
Website www.awesomeglobalevents.com
dgiles1050@aol.com
Processing# 2004131
Event Name Gen Art Fresh Faces in Miami 2004
EventDate(s) Saturday, March 20. 2004
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Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Event Description
Fashion show for emerging designers.
7:00 PM . End
Raleigh Hotel Pool Deck
600
Gigi Ganatra
(305) 695-8200
www.GenArt.org
gganatra@!genart.org
11:00 PM
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Event Description
Annual Miami Beach Sport & Fitness Festival
featuring fitness demostrations,exhibits and
entertainme nt.
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EventDate(s) Thrusday, March 25 through Sunday, March 28,2004
Start
10:00 AM
End
10:00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beach bet. 7 & 9 Streets
Attendance 5000
Contact Randi Freedman
Phone (305) 949-2883
Webslte n1a
Imgrandl@aol.comll'andl@loglstlcsmg.com
Processing# 2004116
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Private corporate Beach Party.
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EventDate(s) Friday, March 26, 2004
Start
7:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
. Location Loews Hotel Beachfront -1601 Collins Avenue
Attendance 650.
Contact Melissa Babil
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Website
(305) 576-8888
www.bartong.com
mellssa@bartong.com
Event DesCription
This Is Showtime's season premiere of Queer as
Folk series. This is a private event by invitaion only.
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EventDate(s) Friday, March 26, 2004
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Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
.-.
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8:00 PM
End
12:00 PM
16th Street Beachfront
300
Dan Dromerhauser
(305) 672-2000
www.ianschragerhotels.com
daniel.dromerhauser@ianschragerhotels.com
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Event Description
Team building activities for 1200 store managers at
Fountainebleau Hotel & on the beach.
Processing# 2004101
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Start
8:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
Location Fontainbleau Hilton on the beachfront
Atte.ndance 1300
Contact Stephanie Gamara
.... Phone (305) 218-6610
Website www.boucherbrothers.com
sgamarra@boucherbrothers.com
Processlng# 200339
Event Name Normandy Village Marketplace
EventDate(s) Saturdays. March 6, to March 27,2004
(305) 531..Q038
www.themarketcompany.org
clalre@themarketcompany.org
Processing# 200337
Event Name Antiques and Collectibles Market
EventDate(s) Every 2nd and 4th Sunday, October to May
"...
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Location
Attendance
. Contact
.'hone
Website
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Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Event Description
This is an open air market featuring fruits,
vegetables, plants, clothes, arts, crafts. antiques,
and entertainment. There will also be restaurants
serving food on sidewalk cafes or in the market.
8:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
Normandy Village Rue Vendome
1000
Claire Tomlin
Event Description
This event is a re-occurring local neighborhood
market that includes antiques and collectibles
vintage dealers.
10:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
Antiques and Collectibles Market
1000
louis Bondi
(305) 864-8546
http://antiquecollectible.tripod.com
tonybay@aol.com
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Processing# 200336
Event Name Espanola Way Weekend Fes.tival
EventDate(s) Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays, March 5, to March 28,2004
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Start 1 0:00 AM End 12:00 AM
location EW-Wash to Drexel Ave
Attendance 1000
Contact Claire Tomlin
Phone (305) 531-0038
.... Website www.themarketcompany.org
claire@themarketcompany.org
Processing# 200338
Event Name Lincoln Road Farmer's Market
EventDate(s) Every Sunday, March 7, to March 28, 2004
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Start
Event Description
This is an open-air. market featuring arts, crafts, a
green market, entertainment, performances, gallery
openings, films, books reviews poetry readings, and
various community cultural events.
*Event hours: Fridays - 6-12 pm, Saturdays and
Sundays -10 am-12.pm.
Event Description
This event is an ongoing, open-air market featuring
vendors selling plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables,
and other related items.
9:00 AM
, End
7:00 PM
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j\ttendance 5000
Contact Claire Tomlin
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Website
(305) 531-0038
www.themarketcompany.org
claire@themarketcompany.org
Processing' 200472
Event Name Frescobal'. Making Champions-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Thursday, February 12,2004
Sunday, February 15, 2004
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Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
..
Event Description
BrazRian paddle ball competion on the beach.
12:00 PM
End
6:00 PM
300
Rosemar Alfonso Batista
(305) 528-0208
WNW.frescobol.org.com
frescobolbruse@hotmail.com
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Event Description
This event features Brazilian foods, music, art and
more.
Processing# 200454
Event Name Brazil in South Beach-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) April 1 through 4, 204
Start
12:00 AM
End
11:00 PM
Location Lummus Park
Attendance 5000
Contact Valeria Gaufjllier
Phone (305) 532-8224
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Website www.fenasoft.com
www.fenasoft@bellsouth.net
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Event Name Yamaha Contender Miami BiI/fish Tournament
EventDate(s) Thursday, April 1 , 2004
Sunday, April 4, 2004
Event Description
FIShing toumamet with daily dockside activities.
Start 8;00 AM End
location Miami Beah Marina
Attendance 600
Contact Karen Me Ginely
'hone (305) 598-2525
Website www.mlamibillfish.com
fish@miamiblllflsh.com
Processing# 2004138
7;00 PM
Event Description
This is an event for coparate client Merrill lynch. A
private event in the beach behind the Ritz Carfton
South Beach.
EventDate(s) Satuday, April 3, 2004
Start
6:30 PM
End
10:00 PM
Location Beach behind Ritz Carlton Hotel
Attendance 180
Contact Dan Vazquez
Phone (305) 573-3770
We bs ite www.allovermiami.com
dan@allovermiami.com
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Event Description
Processing# 2004139
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simulation bothltrailer and a mobne command truck.
EventDate(s) Saturday, April 3 and Sunday April 4, 2004
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Location Beachfront at 10th Street
Attendance 100
Contact Justin Gural
....... Phone (802) 859-2102
Website fusesport.com
jgural@fusesports.com
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Event Name Wyndham Passover Convention
EventDate(s) Monday, AprilS, 2004
. Tuesday, April 13. 2004
Event Description
A holiday convention program for families celebrating
Passover.
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
,'hone
Website
10:00 AM
Wyhndham Hotel
1000
Robert Frucher
(718) 528-0700
www.leisureTimeTours.com
End
6:00 PM
Info@leisureTT.com
Processing# 2004150
Event Name Fet RARA
EventDate(s) Friday, April 9, ~004
Event Description
A parade held on Good Friday, as in Haiti, groups
parade through town with a drumming band, singing
and dancing to the sounds of trumpets called
vaccine.
Start
8:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
Location Jefferson to 9, east to Ocean, to 5, Tap Tap rest.
Attendance 200
Contact Peter Stgarn
Phone (305) 672-2898
Website nla
taptap@bellsouth.net
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Event Description
Processing# 2004152
Event Name Vote Miami Beach
EventDate(s) Saturday, April 17, 2004
Register resdients to vote on Lincoln Road.
Start
10:00 AM
End
4:00 PM
Location Lincoln Road
Attendance 200
Contact Barbara Hawayek
Phone (305) 673-7000
Website
bararahawayek@mlamibeachfJ.gov
Processing# 20048
Event Name RED BULL-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Saturday, April 17, 2004
Event Description
Red Bull Flugtag, this event is a man made flying
machine powered by their imagination.
Start
11:00 PM
End
5:00 PM
Location Beachfront bet 9 & 11 Streets
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Attendance 10000
Contact . Randi Freedman
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(305) 949-2883 .
Website n/a
Imgrandl@aol.com/randl@logisticsmg.com
Processing# 2004132
Event Description
Incentlvetrip for Sprint employees. This event will
be the cloSing event for the conference.
EventDate(s) Saturday, April 17, 2004
Start
7:00 PM
End
11:00 PM
Location Behind the loews Hotel
Attendance 120
Contact Jeff Guberman
Phone (212) 344-7784
Website www.mcnabbbroick.com
jeff8mcnabbbroickevents.com
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Ending Date 09/3012004
Event Description
Dinner party on the beach on the lot north of the
Eden Roc Hotel.
Processing# 200479
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EventDate(s) Saturday, April 17, 2003
Start
6:30 PM
End
10:00 PM
Location Eden Roc Hotel Beachfront - 4525 Collins Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Steven Bumpus
Phone (305) 674-5548
Website nla
steve.bumpus@renalssancehotets.com
Processing# 2004129
Event Name Holocaust Remembrance Day
EventDate(s) Sunday, April 18, 2004
Event Description
An annual commemoration (Nationwide) to
remember and honor the victims and survivors of the
Holocaust.
Start
6:30 PM
End
7:30 PM
Location Holoca ust Memorial 1933-1945 Merridian Avenue
Attendance 0
Contact Avi Mizrachi
'hone (305) 538-1663
Website
WWN. holocaustmmb.org
info@holocaustmmb.org
Processing# 200487
Event Name Aids Walk Miami 2004
EventDate(s) Sunday, April 18, 2004
Event Description
--5K walkathon pl~ge fundaraiser to start and finish
at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The
purpose is to raise money for services and treatment
for those affected by HIV/AIDS who come to Care
Resource' for care.
Start
8:00AM
End
11:30AM
Location South Beach
Attendance 1200
Contact Scott Cochran
Phone (305) 667~9296
Website nla
scochran@careresource.org
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Event Description .
Team building event for a private corporation on tile
beach.
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. EventDate(s) Wednesday, April 21, 2004
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Start 2:30 PM End 4:30 PM
Location Ritz Carlton on the beachfront
,-. Attendance 30
Contact Brenda Gordon
Phone (954) 438-5907
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Website nla
brendagordon@Worldnelatlnet
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EventDate(s) Saturday, April 24, 2004
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Start 7:30 AM End 11:30AM
Location South Pointe Park. One Washington Avenue
Attendance 200
Contact Lynn Swanson Keiter
..-. 'hone (786) 275~8000
We bsite v.ww.cff.org
malml@cff.org
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Event Description
A 10K walk-a-thon to benefrt Cystic.Fibrosis.
Event Description
Pro/amateur volleball tournament on the beacht.
The event will be open to the public.
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EventDate(s) Saturday, April 24. 2004
Sunday, April 25. 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
7:00 AM
Lummus Park
400
Erich Alderman
(561) 241-3801
End
7:00 PM
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WNW.exclusivesports.com
erock@exclusivesports.com
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Ending Date 09130/2004
Event Description
Private corporate party behind The Shore Club Holel.
Processing# 2004153
EventDate(s) Tudesday. April 27,2 004
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Webslte
6:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
Shore Club at the beachfront
90
Dan Dromerhauser
(305) 672-2000
www.ianschragerhotels.com
daniel.dromerhauser@ianschragerhotels.com
Processing# 2004149
Event Description
Team building event for local corporation.
Start. 2:30 PM End 5:00 PM
Location behind the Palms Hotel on the beachfront
Attendance 75
Contact Brenda Gordon
; ~hone
(954) 438-5907
Website n1a
brendagordon@worldnelatt.net
Processing# 200461
Event Name Gay Pride Festival-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) Saturday, May 1, 2004
Event Description
First Annual Gay Pride Festival benefiting local
charities of South Florida. Parade to Include f1oals,
music and entertainers and beach party.
Start
11:00 AM
End
7:00 PM
Location Ocean Drive Beachfront & 10th Street
Attendance
Contact Douglas Solomon
Phone (305) 538-3228
Website
doug@squareonegroup.com
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Ending Date 09/30/2004
Event Description
BSa for Estee Lauder corporate officials.
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. Event Name Bill's Catering - Estee Lauder-Cancelle~
EventDate(s) Monday, May 3,2004
Start 7:00 PM End 11:00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beach at 10th Street
Attendance 150
Contact Bill Hansen
Phone (305) 858-6660
- Website . www.leadnlngcaterers.com
hansen@leadingcaterers.com
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Event Name Cinco de Mayo
EventDate(s) Wednesday. May 5,2004
Event Description
Mexican street party, celebrating the battle of
Puebla. Party will include live entertainment.
Start
2:00 PM
End
2:00 AM
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Location 16-26 Pennsylvania Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Jose Ortiz
....
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Website
(305) 673-0480
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Event Name JVC Jazz Festival- Miami Beach
EventDate(s) Wednesday, May 5, 2004
. Sunday, May 9, 2004
Start
9:00 PM
. End
11:00 PM
Event Description
Jass Festival- Miami Beach is one stop along the
tour of one of the most prestigious jazz festivals in
the world. This festival is celebrated in venues
throughout Miami Beach and presents new talent
alongside established greats of jazz, blues and R&B.
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Location Euclid Oval - Lincoln Road
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Attendance 1000
Contact Art Edelstein
...,il Phone (212) 501-1399
Webs ite www.festivalproductions.net
art.edelstein@fpiny.com
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Event Description
10th Anniversary celebration for advertising cHents of
Discovery Channel..
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EventDate(s) Wednesday, May 5,2004
Start
7:30 PM
End
12:00 AM
Location Nikki Beach Club -101 Ocean Drive
Attendance 150
Contact Aleksandar Stojanovic
Phone (305) 673-2756
Website. www.3productions.com
info@3bproductions.com
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Event Name Florida-Mexico Cinco de Mayo Celebration
EventDate(s) May 5-8.2004
Start
10:00 AM
End
7:00 PM
Event Description
The event will be an outdoor cultural festival
celebrating Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Heritage.
They are bringing a number of artisans from Mexico
to participate and they are encouraging Mexican
culturalists in the area to participate.
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Location Collins Park
Attendance 1000
Contact Tony Garrastazu
)hone (305) 476-4840
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Website
www.f1gov.com
tony .garrastazu@myflorida.com
Event Description
Luau is celebration Of life a time to share foods,
enjoy songs and dances and to give thanks to our
family, friends and guests from other cultures. live
music, dance shows, sports and recrealtonal
adivities.
"... EventDate(s) Saturday, May 8,2004
Start 5:00 PM End 11:00 PM
.- Location 73rd Street Beachbowl
Attendance 2000
Contact Ana Martins
jIIIoOOO Phone (30S) 573-6175
Website www.beachluau.com
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Event Description
Private Corporate dinner on the beach behind the
Eden Roc Hotel.
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Eve,ntDate(s) Thursday, May 13,2004
Start
6:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
Location Behind the Eden Roc on the Beach
Attendance 130
Contact Bruce Granet
Phone (305) 674-5544
Website
Bruce. Gamett@renaissance hotels.com
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Event Name Or/entalla 2004
EventDate(s) Friday, May 14, 2004 .
Start
7:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
Event Description
Since 1994, the Mid Eastem Dance Exchange has
held a yearly Middle Eastern Dance Festival,
outdoors on Lincoln Road. This year, the featured
guest artist will be world reknown Algerian Berber
dancer Amel Tafsout.
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Location Lincoln Road @ the Bandshell
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Attendance 500
Contact Tamalyn Dallal-Harris
Website
(305) 538-1608
emerald-dreams.com
tdallal@aol.com
Processing# 200495
Event Name The Ocean Drive 5K
EventDate(s) Saturday. May 15, 2004
Event Description
A 5K run which will benefit the Sylvester Cancer
Foundation.
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8:00 AM
End.
11:30 AM
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Location South PointePark. One Washington Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Pat Neyra
Phone (305) 227-1500
Website www.Miamirunnersclub.com
Pat@miamirunnersclub.com
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Event Description
American Cancer Society signature fund raising
event. Ovemight 18 hour community event.
Processing# 2004140
Event Name Miami Beach Relay for Life
EventDate(s) May 15-16, 2004
Start
9:00 AM
. End
1 :00 PM
Location Flamingo Park
Attendance 500
Contact . Oanika Kramer
Phone . (305) 594-4363
Website www.cancer.org
danlka.kramer@cancer.org
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Event Description
The Lockwood Foundation is hosting a 4 day event
to raise funds for the Lockwood Scholarship Fund as
part of this 4 day conference they are having a beach
party behind the Palm Hotel.
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Start
12:00 PM
End
5:00 PM
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Location Behind the Palms Hotel
Attendance 700
Contact Michael Lockwood
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(305) 895-2759
extravagantmiamLcom
mjlock@aol.com
Processing# 2004160
Event Name Quicksilver Event
EventDate(s) Wednesday, May 26, 2004
Event Description
Quicksilver focusing on various patrons, sponsors &
purchasers of Quicksilver. A "thank you. to those
using & wearing the produd. This is a multi-city
event throughout the United States.
Website
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Start 9:00 PM End
Location Sagamore Hotel
Attendance 500
Contact Moj Mahdara
Phone (323) 665-5488
Website
moj@speakeasy.net
12:00 PM
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Ending Date 09/30/2004
Event Description
Gathering of members of the Jewish Community to
mark the conclusion of the holiday of Shavuot.
Processing# 2004154
Event Name NE'/LA T HACHAG
EventDate(s) Thursday, May 27, 2004
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Start
7:00 PM
End
8:00 PM
Location 40th Street Between Chase and Prairie Avenue
Attendance 500
Contact Dr. Paul Kurlansky
Phone (305) 528-9057
Website
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doctorwu18@aot.co!"
Processing# 2004137
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Event Description
This event is a traditional african american festival.
Featuring an arts and crafts festival and fashion
show.
EventDate(s) Saturday, May.29, through Monday, May 31,2004
Start
11:00 AM
End
7:00 PM
~ Location Lummus Park Beach bet. 10 & 13 Streets
Attendance 20000
Contact Luther Campbell
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Website
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(305) 557-6212
www.umojafestival.com
oakrnountdrive@aol.com
Processing# 2004167
Event Name Memorail Day Ceremony
Ev:entDate(s) Monday, May 31,2004
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Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Event DescrJption
Memorial Day Ceremony to recognize the men and
women of the United States military who have given
their lives in the service of our Nation.
5:00 PM
Police Department
200
Casey C. ehu
(305) 534-5690
End
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Event Description
Mini-parade to transition guests from 1116 Ocean
Drive to 1501 Collins Avenue.
Processing# 2004147
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EventDate(s) Friday, June 4,2004
Ocean drive beween 11 th & 15th Street
240
laura Coletti
(305) 576.8888
www.bartong.com
laura@bartong.com
Processing# 2004141
Event Name Cigna Health Care Miami Dolphins Fishing Toumame
EventDate(s) June 4-5, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Start
9:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
6:00 AM
Event Description
Two day fishing tournament which begins on Friday
night June 4th at the Captain's Party. The following
day consists of offshore fiShing with the Miami
Dolphins players, dinner, awards ceremony and a
live and silent auction.
End
10:00 PM
Location Miami Beach Marina - 300 Alton Road
Attendance 450
Contact Fudge Browne
. .-'hone (954) 452-7171
Website
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brownef@dolphins.nfl.com
Processing# 2004157
Event Name Celebration of Mimo Salute to the 50's
EventDate(s) Saturday, May 5, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Event Description
A 1950's & 60's classic car show featuring hoofs
hoop contests, costumes, dance contests and lots<<
food and music from the era.
10:00 AM
End
3:00 PM
73rd Street East of Collins Avenue
2000
Brian Huether
(305) 865-4147
www.gonorthbeach.com
bhuether14@aol.com
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Processing# 2004155
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EventDate(s) Saturday, June 5, 2004
Start 9:00 AM End 4:00 PM
Location 73rd Street Beachbowl
Attendance 5000
Contact Douglas Mayorga
- Phone (305) 436-9599
We bsite www.summerjobfair.org
dougmayorga@aol.com
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Processing# 2004148
Event Name 3rd Annual CMB Hurricane Preparedness Fair
- EventDate(s) Saturday, June 5, 2004
Start 10:00 AM End 1:00 PM
jIIOOll Location 1000 Lincoln Road
Attendance 300
Contact Lynn W. Bemstein
,.... ~hone (305) 673-7000
Website
... Iynnbemstein@miamlbeachft.gov
Processing# 2004124
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Start 5:00 PM End 11:30 PM
...... Location Espanola Way - Plaza
Attendance 200
Contact Viviane B. Spinelli
Phone (305) 637-9900
Website WVNI.brazilianfilmfestival.com
.... vivlane@inffinlto.com
Ending Date 09/3012004
Event Description
Job fair to provide summer employment
opportunities for students.
Event Description
The event is to reach out to the colmmuniyt and
provide information on what the City does and what
is suggested for residents and businesses to do ,
before, during and after hurricanes in an effort to
educate.and protect our residents and businesses.
Event Description
Opening night of the Brazilian Film Festival. The
festival has been held in Miami Beach the past seven
years. This is the first time It is being held at the
Plaza on Espanola Way.
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Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
This event is a concert preformance by artist Mark
Anthony inside 1501 Barton G. This is a private
event closed to the public.
Processing# 2004169
Event Name Univision Radio Conceit-Mark Anthony
EventDate(s) Friday, June 18,2004
Start 8:00 PM End
Location 1501 15th Street
Attendance 1500
Contact Melissa Babil
Phone (305) 576-8888
Webslte www.bartong.com
melissa@bartong.com
12:00 AM
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Processing# 2004164
Event Name Vote Miami Beach
EventDate(s) Saturday, 6/19, 8/14,9/11,10/2
Event Description
A table, voting machine and materials encouraging
people to register to vote.
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Start 10:00 PM End
Location Lincoln Road .
Attendance 200
Contact Barbara Hawayek
~hone (305) 673-7000
Website
4:00 PM
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Processing# 2004133
Event Description
Outdoor cOncert with live music featuring various
artists performing salsa gosPel, meringue, hip-hop
and R&B.
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EventDate(s) Saturday, June 19,2004
Start 5:00 PM End 7:00 PM
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Location Lummus Park Beach between 9-1oth Street
Attendance 500
Contact Ike Lewis Jr.
Phone (305) 625-9630
Website wwW.jesuspeoplemiami.org
..... jpm@iesuspeoplemlaml.com
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Event Description
Participants on 23 teams build rafts from identical
kits, perform team cheer and race rafts in the ocean.
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EventDate(s) Tuesday, June 29, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
8:30 AM
End
12:30 PM
On the beach behind the Ritz Carlton
230
Scott Freeman
-
(305) 558-0800
decoproductions.com
sfreeman@decoproducUons.com
Processing# 2004177
Event Name Rocco Donna Grand Opening
EventDate(s) Friday, June 25, 2004
Event Description
Grand opening celebration of Rocco Oonna Beauty
Salon.
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Start 8:00 PM End
Location 101 Ocean Drive
Attendance 400
Contact Daniela Bianchi
,~hone (786) 286-4046
Website www.roccodonna.com
daniela@roccodonna.com
12:00 PM
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EventDate(s) Saturday, June 26. 2004
Event Description
Beach Party for a private corporate group staying at
the Eden Roc Resort.
Start 3:00 PM End 11:00 PM
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Location Beachfront at the Eden Roc Hotel
Attendance 280
Contact Luis A. Camacho
Phone (305) 674-5528
Website
- Luis.Camacho@Renaissancehotels.com
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Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
A cinokete. dat of HIVlA.IDS Awareness and testing
provided by Care Resource at one of South Florida's
busiest weekend locations.
Processing# 2004158
Event Name National Testing Week - Care Resource
EventDate{s) Saturday, June 26, 2004
Start
11:00AM
. End
8:00 PM
Location Lincoln Road @ the Euclid Oval .
Attendance 1000
Contact Scott Cochra n
Phone (305) 667-9296
Website nla
scochran@Careresource.org
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Processing# 2004156
Event Name North Beach Triathlon
EventDate{s) Sunday, June 27, 2004
Rob@multiRace.com
Processing# 2004171
Event Name Who Stole My Inch
EventDate(s) Wednesday, June 30,2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
~hone
Website
-
-
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
-
End
between 74th & 75th Street and Ocean Terrace
500
Robert Childers
(354) 433-3475
Event Description
1/4 swim in the Atlantic Ocean, floowled by an 11
mile bike ride out and across the JFK Causeway and
back, followed by a 3 mile run northward briefly on
Collins through North Shore Open Space Park and
back to the finish on 74th and Ocean Terrace.
9:00 AM End
Lincoln Road @ the Euclid Oval
300
Ann Archer
(310) 373-9114
~vent Description
HoldIng a 7 It ruler and wiD be asking people to
show their driver's license to compare their current
height to that listed on their driver's license to see if
they have lost an inch. The purpose of the event is
to promote public awareness about the preservation
and treatment of Osteoporosis. .
3:00 PM
www.usmpagancy.com
archer@usmpagency.com
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Ending Date 09130/2004
Event Description
City of Miami Beach 4th of July Celebration.
Processing# 2004163
7:00 PM End 10:00 PM
Lummus Park Beach blw 8th & 9th Street
25000
Randi Freedman
(305) 94g.2883
nla
randi@aol.com
Processing# 2004173
Event,Name Flamenco Showcase
EventDate(s) Saturday, July 10,2004
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website.
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Start
Location
Event Description
A cultural evening, marking the 1 st Anniversary of
Tapas & TIntos Spanish Restaurant on Espanola
Way. The event will feature Flamenco dancers and
live guitar music.
8:30 PM
End
1 :00 AM
Cult-de-Sac on Espanola Way and Drexel Avenue
Attendance 300
Contact Laura Jamieson
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Website
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(305) 534-0514
Event Description
The Coundll of Engineering and Scientific Society
Executives want to have a fun run, on the beach, for
their members attending a convention at the Loew's
Hotel.
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EventDate(s) Wednesday, July 14, 2004
Location Start and Finish at the Loews Miami Beahc Hotel
Attendance 125
Contact John Hans Hussby
Phone (305) 666-7223
Website www.footworksmiami.com
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Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
Nylon Magazine & Billabong Swimwear are
producing a private event to showcase Billbongs
women swimwear.
Processlng# 2004159.
Event Name Nylon Magazine Fashion Show
EventDate(s) Sunday, July 18, 2004
Start
8:00 PM
End
10.:00 PM
Location Townhouse Hotel Rooftop
Attendance 200
Contact
Phone
Website
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Location
Attendance
Contact
"hone
Website
11:00 PM
Event Description
As part of the Challenge for Children on Saturday,
July 24th, 2004, a post event party inside Nikki
Beach has been booked. All the celebratries that
participated In the event will be going to this after
party to continue raising funds.
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EventDate(s) Saturday, July 24, 2004
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7:00 PM End
Nikki Beach Club - 101 Ocean Drive
500
Betina Buckley
(352) 243-2124
nla
bettinabuckJey@Wow.works.com
Processing# 2004125
Event Deacription
This is Challenge for the Children 2nd year. This
fundrasing event raises funds for the NSYNC charity
for the children. The event is composed of
celebrities' teams competing against one another.
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EventDate(s) Saturday, July 24, 2004
Start 9:00 AM End 5:00 PM
- Location Collins Park Beachfront - 21st to 22nd Street
Attendance 5000
Contact Randi Freedman
Phone (305) 949-2883
Website n/a
- Imgrandi@aol.comfrandIOloglstlcsmg.com
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Ending Date 09130/2004
Processing# 2004183
Event Name Political Organizing-Cancelled
EventDate(s) Monday, July 26 through Wednesday, September 15th, 2004
Event Description
The Clear Water Organization is doing Community
outreach and talking with the public about
environmental issues, membership recruitment and
voter outreach.
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
We bs ite
End
City-wide
o
Becky Farrington
(561) 417-9995
www.cleanwateraction.org
bfarrington@clearwater.org
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10:00 AM
End
6:00 PM
Event Description
This event is a summer meeting for the National
Brotherhood of Skiers.eastem region club
presidents, and members. They will display two
Subaru vehicles as part of their day long discussions
and dinner reception.
- Location Bea.ch behind the National Hotel-1677 Collins Ave.
Attendance 200
Contact Cassandra R. Johnson
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Website
(908) 687-8221
www.nbs.org
cassandra@nbs.otg
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Event Description
This event is a private beach reception for Chart One
Managers. .
2:00 PM
End
4:00 PM
Beschfront behind the Palms Hotel, 3001 Collins Av
70
Sally Fleishman
(858) 467-0845
www.chartone.com
sflelshman@chartone.com
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Ending Date 0913012004
Processing# 2004176
Event Name Miami Beach Hot Wheels Cool Blues-CANCELLED
EventDate(s) August 12-14, 1004
Event Description
Auto exhibit and Jazz and Blues performancel.
Annual event which generates tourism to Miami
Beach.
Start 12:00 PM . End 10:00 PM
Location Lincoln Road. Convention Center Parking lot
Attendance 1500
Contact Stacee 80ft
Phone (305) 538-3809
Website wWw.hotwheelscoolblues.com
Info@hotwheelscoplblues.com
Processlng# 2004175
- ay August 15. 2004
Start 9:00 AM End 6:00 PM
Location Lummus between 8th & 9th Street
Attendance 1000
Contact Jane Graham
;hone (310) 765-4100
Website www.amcimarketing.com
- jgraham@amclmarketlng.com
Processing# 2004161
- EventDate(s) Friday August 20, through
Sunday, August 22, 2004
Start 10:00 AM End 8:00 PM
Location Lummus Park
Attendance 500
Contact Sarah Pesa
Phone (207) 523-1738
Website www.pierceevents.com
- sarah.pesa@pierceevents.com
Event Description
A summer beach event that willc reate fun &
excitement for families and people of all ages. tt
geatures a giant sand castle with professional sand
sciJlpting lessons and otber fun activities.. VoIYo
vehicles will be displayed at the site.
Event Description
This is Gillette's second event in Miami Beach as
part of their legs of a GocIdess National Contest
Tour. As a promotional tour Gillette Legs of a
Goddess Venus Divine is a featuring contest and
free give a way's of Gillette products. This event will
include the set of two tents and a generator.
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(305) 672-2000
www.ianschragerhotels.com
daniel.dromerhauser@lanschragerhotels.com
Processing# 2004179
Event Name MTV Townhouse Hotel
EventDate(s) Wednesday, August 25 through Sunday, August 29, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Beginning Date: 10/0112003
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
This event is a company picnic for employees of the
Delano and Shore Clubs Hotel's.
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11 :00 AM
End
5:00 PM
Beach behind Holiday Inn - 22nd Street
400
Dan Dromerhauser
Event Description
Series of events in connection with the MTV VIdeO
Music Awards will be talking place inside Townhouse
Hotel.
Start 10:00 AM End 3:qO AM
Location Townhouse Hotel
Attendance 250
Contact Meredith Morgan
- 4.)hone (305) 534-3800
Website www@townhousehotel.com
meredith@townhousehotel.com
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Processlng# 2004165
9:00 PM End 3:00AM
Delano Hotel Beachfront - 1685 Collins Avenue
1000
Event Description
Series of events In connection with the M1V Video
Music Awards will be talking place in and outside the
Delano Hotel. In addition the Delano wll also have a
5.625 sq. ft. enclosed area as part of a private M1V
event on the beach behind the Delano Hotel.
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EventDate(s) Thursday, August 26, 2004 through Sunday, August 29, 2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
-
Dan Dromerhauser
(305) 672-2000
www.ianschragerhotels.com
danlel.dromerhauser@lanschragerhotels.com
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Ending Date 09/3012004
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Event Description
Series of events in connedion with the MTV Video
Music Awards will be talking place inside the Shore
Club Hotel. The Shore Club has obtained sign-offs
for Fireworks at 1 :ooam for aprox. 5-10 minutes,
from the Collins Pari< Neighbothood and Business
Association, Townhouse Hotel, the Setai, and the
Riande Residential Condominiums. The Shore ClIb
is also setting up two tents on their property on the
side entrance to their signature restaurant Nobu.
Processing# 2004166
Event Name MTV VMA ~ at The Shore Club Hotel
EventDate(s) Thursday, August 26,2004 through Sunday, August 29,2004
Start 9:00 PM End 3:00 AM
Location Shore Club Hotel
Attendance 1000
Contact Dan Oromerhauser
Phone (305) 672-2000
We bs ite www.ianschragerhotels.com
daniel.dromerhauser@ianschragerhotels.com
Processing# 2004186
Event Name French Connection & Rock The Vote Party
EventDate(s) Friday, August 27, 2004
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Start 5:00 PM End 9:00 PM
Location 1026 Lincoln Road
Attendance 200.
Contact Jacqueline Petriefla
- t>>hone (212) 221-3157
Website www.fcuk.com
Event Description
This event is part of a series of event taking place in
Miami Beach for MTV VMA's weekend. This a four
hour event hosted by The French Connection on
Lincoln Road. The will have a cocktail reception
inside the store with a 10 minute preformance in
front of the store and voter registration drive.
-
jaquellnep@frenchconnection-usa.com
Processing# 2004185
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EventDate(s) August 27-29, 2004
Event Description
. Fundraiser events for the Cystic Fibrosis. Athletes for
Cause and American-Nicaraguan Foundation
sponsored by celeberties.
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
10:00 AM End 12:00 PM
Nikki Beach Club - 101 Ocean Drive
2000
Michael Register
(305) 60a..3522
www.nikkibeach.com
michael@pendrods.com
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Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
Private party for MTV special guests visiting Miami
during the MTV Video Music Awards. The party will
consist of creating sand sculptures on the beach.
Processing# 2004174
Event Name MTV VMA's Welcome Party-Cancelled
EventDate(s) Saturday, August 28,2004
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact.
Phone
Website
8:00 PM
End
10:00 PM
Beach between 17 & 18 Street
100
Jocelyn Allen
(866) 767-2533
www.pop2Iife.com
jallen@pop2I1fe.com
Processing# 2004182
E~entDate{s)
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Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
"hone
Website
Event Description
This event is part of a series of events taking place in
Miami Beach for MTV VMA's weekend. This is Ii post
event party in the hotels pool area.
11:00 PM E;nd 4:00 AM
Beach behind the National Hotel-1677 Collins Ave.
1000
Randi Freedman
(305) 949-2883
nla
randi@aol.com
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Processing# 2004187
Event Name Voter Registration Drive - Naturalization Ceremony
EventDate(s) Friday, September 17th, 2004
Location Three location on Convention Center Drive
Attendance 1000
Contact Jorge Mursuli
Phone (305) 573.7329
Website n/a
palayosirma@yahoo.com
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8:00 AM
Event Description
This is a voter registration drive will give new citizens
the opportunity to become registered voters. This
group wRl sat..up in the three locations on Convention
Center Drive, one in front of City Hall, one across
from Hall C and the last at the North end of Hall D.
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Beginning Date: 10/0112003
Ending Date 09130/2004
Event DesCription
The September Sport Series features the Publix
Family Fitness Weekend and Bud Light Beach
Volleyball Toumament. T.he Publix Family Fitness
Weekend is an annual family oriented event that
features a run, a swim and a triathlon.
EventDate(s) September 10, 2004
Friday, September 17 and Sarturday; september 18,2004
Collins Park Beachfront - 21st to 22nd Street
1000
Randy White
(561) 241-3801
FamilyFitnessweekend.com
White.r@exclusivesports.com
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EventDate(s) Friday, September 24th through Sunday, September 26th, 2004
Start
Location
Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
6:00 PM
End
8:00 PM
Event Description
This is Exclusive Sports Marketing annual beach
volleyball tournament.
Start. 8:00 AM End 7:00 PM
Location Lummus Park Beach bet. 6th & 10th Streets
Attendance 600
Contact Adam Guess
(561) 241-3801
WWW.digthebeach.com
adam@exclusivesports.com
Processing# 2004188
Event Name Worldwide Motorcycle Show Miami-Denied
EventDate(s} Friday, September 24 through Sunday, September 26,2004
.Jhone
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Attendance
Contact
Phone
Website
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Event Description
Show Hours: FridaY-1pm-7pm; SaturdaY-10am-7pm;
SundaY-10am-6pm.
10:00 AM
End
7:00 PM
tn'the cut out of the Convention Center
8000
Anthony Albelo
(305) 445-1316
WWW.bikeweekmiami.com
talbelo@bikeweekmiaml.com
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Beginning Date: 1010112003
Ending Date 0913012004
Event Description
This event is produced by ART CENTERlSOUTH
FLORIDA and Britto Central. It will promote local
galleries on Lincoln Road.
Processing# 2004189
Event Name Lincoln Road Arts Walk
EventDate(s) Wednesday, September 29, 2004
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Start 7:00 PM End 10:00 PM
Location Arts Center South Florida - 924 Lincoln Road
Attendance 500
Contact Jeremy Chester
Phone (305) 674-8278
, Website www.artscentersf.org
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SPECIAL EVENTS PERMIT
REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES
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The City of Miami Beach welcomes a wide variety of special events that enrich the
community for both visitors and residents. A myriad of exciting venues exist throughout
the City. From spectacular beaches to charming streets and walkways, every site offers
unique attributes to complement a proposed event Recognizing the popularity of the City
of Mianii Beach and its desirability as a special event location, llefore a permit is issued,
every event is scrutinized to ensure that it is compatible with the surrounding
neighborhoods and complements the ambience and aesthetics of the area in which it' is
presented.
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This Special Events Permit Requirements and Guidelines package has been designed to
help guide applicants tIu:ougb the process of applying for a special events permit, and to
minimize disruption to the impacted SlDTOunding environment. Applicants will also be
asked to present proposed special event activities to potentially impacted neighborhood
associations, which will be encouraged to comment on said proposals. The City Manager
will consider these comments before granting a permit
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The Special Events Liaison will assist in reviewing the requirements and guidelines
referred to herein to ensure a successful event
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City of Miami Beach
Special Events Office
1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 673-7577 phone
(305) 673-7063 fax
maggiefernande7@ci.miami-beach.fl.us
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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A. APPLICAnON AND PERMIT
B. CHBCnIST
C. Sll'BPLAN
D. INDEMNITY AGREBMENr
B. lNSUIANC:Ii R8QUDtBMENTs
F. SECUlUTY DBPOSrr OR PERFORMANCE BOND
G. VBHICLB ACCESS TO BEACH
K BOOlCING POLICY
I. MAlUCBTs
J. NElOJIIICaHOOO ASSOCIATIONS
K. COOIlDINATION OF aJ'Y SERVICES
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A. OFF' DUTY POLICE SERVICES
B. STREET a.osuus
c. BARlJCADES & EI..8CTR.ONIC SIGNS
D. PAllADB ItBQlJIltBMENTs
B. DENONSTRATIONS. It fRBB SPEECH ACTIVITIES
F. BEAafIIRONT CBREMONIES
JI1RE 1lEP.ARI'MINI'. ....... ...... ...... ........ ......... .......... ~.. .... ........... ............. ...... .......1...11
A. OFF DUtY PJU AND PAllAMEDIC SERVICES
B. PIREWOR.I:s PBllMIT
C. OPEN PIT AND BONPIRB PERMIT
BlJILDJN'G DI:PAR'1'MJ:Nr...........~........................ ........ .......................................11.12
A. B1JJLDJHO PBRNn'S
B. AMBRICANS WITH mSABUJTIES ACr
PARICS a RECRI:A. 'l'J()N DEPARTMEN1:............._...................................12-13
A. FACILI11BS It P8RSONNEL
B. LUNMUS PA1UC It LJNCOLN ROAD USEIt FBB
BEACH PA TROL........._.............................................. ........ ............... ..........._..13 .
C()NCJ:SSION AGRI:IMEN1'S ......................................................... ....................13-1..
SANlI'A1'J()N DEPAR1'MI'.N1' ..............................................................................1..
~c WORICS DlPARI'MI:NT ..............-.-.....:....................................1.
PROPI'.R'rY MANAGDIIN'r Da-.ARI'MINI'..........................................................15
PARKING Da-A.R1'MIl:Prr,........ ............._....................._.................................._..15
CODE ooMPllANa.................................~.......................................................15
A.'R.YBRS AND HANDBILLs
B. NOISB 0IDINANCs
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A. PBRMlT FOIl1'BNJlORAR. Y FOOD SALES
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A. DEPAltTMENT OF ENVIRONMBNTAL PIlOTECnON
B. DIVISIOM OF STATB LANDS
C. FLORIDA MARINB PATROL
D. DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC B8VERAaEs AND TOBACCO
E. PLOJUDA DEPAR.1'MBNT OF TRANSPORTATION
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A. F'BDERALAVIAnON ADMINISTRATION
B. COAST GUARD
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
SPECIAL EVENTS OFFICE
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APPUCATlON & PERMIT
A C~ ofMiami Beach Special Events Permit is required for any organized event which 1akes place
on public property, or private 'property where such event would not normaD.y be a1Iowed based on
zoning, Certificate of Use or Busin9License. The Special Events Application fonn must be
completed and submitted to the Office of Arts, Culture & Entertainment no less than 90 days in
advance. for beach events, east of the Coastal Construction. Control Line, and 60 days in advance
for non-beach events. The C~ Manager may, in hisJher discretioo, ~ or waive the sulmission
periods for a pirticular event when such waiver is found to be in the best interest of_ City. In
such cases as may be accommodated. the application and permit fees will be doubled tOr '*
submissions. The C~ Manager or the Manager's designee will deIamine specific requhanents for
the event, and City Departments will detennine minimlDD staffing levels. The City Manager, or
designee, will make a final determination on an appliadiOll for a permit within seven days.afIcr all
Special Events requirements applicable to an event have btm ihlfit1ed- Such requirements must be
fully completed by the applicant no later than two (2) weeks prior to 1he event, including payment
for City services. Some requirements may.require more time. No refunds will be made after a
pennit is issued; however, payment docs not constitute permission to hold the evaJt. AU approved
permits must be available for inspection on site at all times. The City Manager, or the managers
designee, shall have the sole discretion and authority to approve, approve with cooditions, deny
and/or revoke pennits for special events.
Monthly reports of all new applications will be provided to 1he Commission.
The minimum requirements to apply for a Special Events Pennit are:
· Completed application and a $250.00 non-refundable Application Fee.. .
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5250.00 Penn it Fee, refundable if application is denied.
A minimum $2,500.00 refundable Security Deposit, and dependin, upon the scope and nature
of the proposed event, the City may use its discretion to increase amount.
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An original notarized, completed Indemnity Agreement
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Certiticate(s) of Insurance per occurrence for at least $1,000,000 US dollars, naming the City
of Miami Beach as U1 additional insured and policy holder.
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Site plan of event, showing all temporary installations, in relation to the SUITOundings.
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Completed questionnaire describing the event.
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The Manager may, in hislher disaetioo, waive permit fees, including but not limited to, rental fees
for particular City properties, square footage rates for exchWve use of public property,. and
concessions agreements for paid admissions fees, and sale of~ beverage and rnerclumdi~ on
public property, for events produced by SOl(c)3 non-fur-profit organizations, when such waiver' '
is found 10 be in the best interest of the City, significantly impacting and benefiting the cc:mmunity
of Miami Beach. No waivers are allowed for personnel based expenses.
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Once the application, fees, and site plan have been submitted, the Special Events Liaison will
indicate the specific requirements the applicant will need and the time frame for mnpleting these
requirements. '
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SITE PLAN
A final site plan must be submitted 30 days prior to the event and must show a deIaiIed diagram
drawn to sc8Ie of tile event including: the location of concession booths, portable toilets, dlbl~
public, emergency and .accessible routes, location of stages and entertainment and orientation of
loudspeakers, locations for e1ectricity and water, and other relevant elements. Once the site plan
is approved it cannot be altered without the prior consent of the City.
A preliminary site plan for beach1iont events sball be submitted no less than 90 days prior 10 the
event. A narrative describing all temporary installations must be attached for beachiont events.
"Beachfront" is described herein as seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line. A final site
plan for beachftont events must be received no later than 60 days prior to the event
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INDEMNITY AGREEMENTS
An Indemnity Agreement must be executed and notarized with an original signature and the
company seal must be affixed to the document .
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INSURANCE REQtJIREMENTS
The City of Miami Beach must be named as an addi1ionaI insured and policyho1der on all insurance
certificates issued for the event
All insurance policies must be issued by companies that are authoriZed to do bnciness in the S1atc
of Florida, and have a rating ofB+VI or better in the current edition ofDest's Key Rating Guide.
The Certificate of Insurance must state the time, date"locatiOll and name ofthc covered event,
. including set-up and breakdown day(s), date(s), and time(s). Applicants have the option of
submitting a Certificate ofInswanee for each policy year.
The City's Risk Manager must approve the Certificate of Insurance. Once approved, the
Certificate will be kept on file in the Risk Management DivisiOn. '
The Cit;y of Miami Beach reserves the absolute right to increase these requirements. as DeCeSSIIIY,
to protect the interests of the City, including an increase in the amount and type of coverage
required, depending upon the scope and nature of tile special event
COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
Commercial General LiabilitY insurance, on an 0CCUJTenCe form, must be obtained in 1he amount
of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence for bodily uywy, death, property damage, and personal
injury. The policy must include coverage for couhca;1wd liability.
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LIQUOR LlABnnY
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If alcoholic beverages are to be sold or served at the event, the groUP. or individuals selling or
saving the alcoholic beverage must obtain Liqua- Liability Insurance in the minimwn amount of
$1,000,000. The sale of alcoholic beverages must be in compliance with the Liquor Control
Regulations of the Code of the C~ of~ Beach.
SECURITY DEPOSIT OR PERFORMANCE BOND
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A minimum $2,500.00 refundable secwity deposit will be required no later than 30 days in
advance. Depending upon the scope and nature of the proposed event, the City may use its
discretion to increase the amount and may require a security bond, letter of credit, or a cashier's.
check made payable to the City of Miami Beach. Based on the scope and location of tile event,
a pre and post event site inspection may be conducted by the applicant and appropriate City
personnel to detennine existing conditions and evaluate damagcz, if any.
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Any post event balance or fines owed to the City of Miami Beac~ its employees, Departmental tr
Facility chargelexpense, damage, repair or replacement cost(s), et. aI., will be deducted &om the
security deposit or performance bond Any amount exceeding the security deposit will be cause
for non-acceptance of any application in the future. Such applications will not be coosidtted until
all accounts receivable are paid in full. No Special Events Pennit will be issued until all delinquent
payments for any License Fee, Code F..ofonm1ent Lien, Special Assessmatt Lial and/or any other
debt or obligation due to the City under State or loca1law has been paid in full.
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Certain ~ taking pl8ce on the beach may require vehicular access to the beach. There is a
vehicle access fee of $150.00, per vehicle, per event A Vehicle Beach Access Permit will be
issued by the Special Events Office and must be displayed on 1he windshield of any vehicle CI1 the
beach AD such vdJicles must be escor1al onfo1fthe beach by either City of Miami Beach Off Duly
Police or Beach Patrol or such .other personnel employed by the special event producer and
acceptable to the City.
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A special event sha1I not be booked if it interferes with a previously scheduled activity or repair
work scheduled for a site. An event should also not interfere with any other scheduled event. The
City Manager, or the managa-'s designee. may take into account simultaneously occuning events
in the region or other factors that would impact the cityts capability to host an event before
approVing an event. Public locations are usually booked on a first-come, first-saved basis, but a
priority will be given to pre-established, annuaI events. The City does not o1Ier muJtj..year pennits.
The City of Miami B~ through the City Manager or designee, ~ the right to approve,
approve with conditions, denyand/or revoke any Special Events Permit
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In no case shall a pennit be issued for more than four (4) consecutive days or five (5) non-
consecutive days during the course of a calendar year. A. separate Special Events Permit sball be
required for each individual venue of a multi-venue event
Cooseeutive-Day Clause: The City Manager will have, at hisIher discretion, the ability to
approve a Special Events Pennit for events whic~ exceed the consecutive day clause. The City
Manager has at hisIher discretion, the authority to amend, modiJY or temporarily suspend the
pennits for such events.
Use of Public Property: Permit holders will be charged a net square footage rate of $.25 per
square foot for public property occupied by the event for stages, booths, displays or areas
resII'iaed for exclusive use by the event.. The Manager may, in hWher discretion, waive this fee for
events by non-for-profit corporati~ or a particular event when such waiver is fo1md to be in the
best interest of the City. Notwiths1anding the foregoing, the City recognizes the intrinsic historicaJ,
social, and cu1turaI significance and importance of certain longstanding special events held
continuously, on an annual basis, within the City. In recognition ofsucl1 traditiooal.lougstaDding
events, special events in CCI1tinuous annual operation since 1985 (Miami Beach FtstivaI of the Arts
and Art Deco Weekend)(Miami Beach Festival of tile Arts and Art Deco Weekend) are herein
deemed "grandfil~ in" solely for purposes oftbis user fee and shall not be subject to this user
fee.
In the case that the pennit holder is operating W1der a concession agR:erilent with the City of Miami
Beach, the net ~ footage rate may not be applicable.
Rides, Amusements: The City of Miami Beach does not allow for profit carnivals, amusement
parks, or camival-relatcd mechanical amusement rides.
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The City Manager has, at hislher discreti~ the ability to issue, modify or revoke, through the
consecutive-day clause. a Special Events permit for neighborhood weekend markets, as reviewed
and recommended by the cIplJlopriate neighbotbood association. J:1ic City Managa- has at bIsIhcr
discretion, the authority to amend, modi1Y or temporarily suspend the pennits for the IDIII'kets.
M8rket producers are required to enter into a concession agreement with d1c City, There will be
no compensation to third parties. except as approved by the City.
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NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS
Events planned in the City of Miami Beach are subject to review and recommendation by the
corresponding neighborhood association(s). Applicants will be required to present their plans to
the appropriate neighborhood association. In the case where there is no 1ega1Jy
constitutedIrecognized association and 1he expected attendance exceeds 1,000, the matter will be
referred to the Ci1;y of Miami Beach Planning Board for review and recommendation. The City
~er's Office will identify the applopriate neighborllood associations for the review of
applications.
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Recommendations from the respective associations or the Planning Board stating its position m the
proposed event should be submitted to the Special Events Office at Itast 30 days pial'to the event.
The City Manager sball consider recommendations fiom these associations in detamining whether
to grant a Special Events Pennit or what oonditions to impose upon granting of the permit.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City of Miami Beach, 1brough 1he Ci~ Manager or designee,
reserves the right to approve, approve with conditions, deny and/or revoke any Special Events
Pennit. Penni1s may not be transferred, assigned or sublet, without prior written approval of1be
City of Miami Beach. The final decision for authori:mtim of a C~ of Miami Beacl1 Special Events
Pennit remains with the City Manager, or designee, subject to an appeal as foRows. In the event
of a Jack of consensus between the neighborhood association or Planning Board and the Ci1)'
Manager regarding a decision on a pennit, the association or Planning Board may appeal the
Manager's decision to the Mayor and City Commission for consideration at their next available
meeting. The appeal must indicate in writing the association's mISODS for disagreanatt wi1h the
Manager's decision in issuiitg or denying 1he pennit being ~ including the Il1anna' in wbid1
the Manager aOOsed his discretion in 1be matter, if any. Such appeal also must be accompanied by
a written resolutioo of a majority oflhe board of the association, a the Planning BaIrd, indi~
the decision of the board to file the.appeal. The Mayor and City Commission may affirm, modifY
or reverse the decision of the City Manager. If the date scheduled for the plO~ event arrives
before 1he next available Commissim meeting, the decision of1he Manager win be final If appovaI
of the proposed event.is delayed such that the event cannot be held on the. date(s) and time(s)
specified in the pennit application, or if1he event is not approved at all, the Cq of Miami Beach
will not be held liable for any expense(s), I~ or liabilities or othtr inconvenia1ces incurred by
the applicant as a ~ of same.
Upon written request, names can be added to the distribution list for neighborhood association
special.events meeting notices.
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Special events often require the hiring of City of Miami Beach employees. The City otMiami
Beach Administration will determine minimum staffing levels, with reccmnendations fian the
relevant Department Directors. The City of Miami Beach assumes no liability arising or resulting
fiom the determinations of minimum staffing levels or the requirements for any events.
Fully paid n::ceiptsfmvoices for required Ci~ services and equipment rental mUst be submitted 10
the Special Events Office no less than two (2) weeks prior to an event Any additional services
rendered by the City for 1he event will be charged to the applicant and may be deducted &om the
security deposit When C~ peISOIUlel an: employed, there will be a fOur (4) hour minimum cbarge .
rendered by the ~ Department to compenSate each employee engaged ~ the applicant.
Depending upon the scope and nature of an event, the City may require the applicant to hire a City
employee M an overall On-Site Coontinatort whose respOnsibility will be to ensUre that all services
are provided, the event runs smoothly, and'that all State, Federal andmunicipal roles, regulationS
and ordinanc:a are compHed with, This employee will. act as 1he City Managds designee at the
event and will have the authority to make both on and otr-site decisi0n9 regarding the event.
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Depending upon the type of special event and estimated attendance, off-duty police personnel may
be required.
Cost of police personnel is dependent on the number and rank required. As a general role, if four
or mae officers are required, one- must be a supervisor (sergeant or above), Larger contingen1s of
officers may require additional police supervisors.
. Payment for off-duty police services, based on the estimate, is required to be paid in fillll10 Jess
1han two (2) weeks in advance of the event. Payment adjustments for off-duty police services,
based on a final invoice, is required to be paid in full no more than two (2) weeb after the event
The thief of Police or his designee will make the final delamination of minimum.1eveJs of Police
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Public Safety '" Crowd Control-The C~. of Miami Beach Police Depu1ment may require oft:. .
duty police personnel for crowd contro~ traffic con1rol and general security during the event The
...... minimwn munber of police personnel is dictated by the Otf-duty Police Coordinator and is
dependent upon the type of event, date of event, time of event, location of event, the site plan for
the event, 1he type of enfa1:aimnent dwing the event, whefher alcohol is comumed at the evat, and
- the estimated attendance at the event
Overnight It Baekstage Seeurity - Applicants may contract, at their own expense; for off-duty
~ police services or with private security guards for overnight and backstage security concerns. On-
stage security will be handled by private security at the applicants expense.
- Marine Patrol - All water-based special events, or those activities likely to attract crowds to or
near the water, must provide, prior written notice to the Miami Beach Police ~e Patrol and
Beach Patrol. Certain events may require off-duty services and equipment fiom the Marine Patrol,
.... at the expense of the applicant.
Pollee EseorCI for Entertainment -If so requested, the City of Miami Btaeh may supply police
- motorcycles or car escorts for entertainers. This.service must be an1mged in advance ofthc event
am must be listed in the proposal for the event The cost for this service is at ~ applicants
expense.
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Certain streets within the City of Miami Beach may be temporarily closed to limit or exclude
vehicular and/or pedestrian traffic prior to, dUrin& and after any special event Depending upon 1be
Iocaiion, additional approval may be required from Miami..Dade County or the State of Florida.
The City, in its discceti~ may also require app1icants.to provide "sign.oftS" showing approval mm
a maj~ of Jand1ords:and/or residents or their group jq>t~jtati\'CS whose direct vehicular ICCtaS
to buildings will be affected by the proposed closure. Regardless of the ~ the Chief of
Police must first approve street c~ and final authority is retained by the City Manager.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City recognizes the intrinsic histaical, social, and cultural
significance and importance of ca1ain lonpanding special events held continuousJy, em an armuaI
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basis, within the City. In n:cognition of such traditional. longstanding events, special events in
continuous annual oPeration since 1985 (Miami Beach Festival of the AJ1s and Art Deco
Weekend)are herein deemed "grandfidhered in" and shall not be ~ject to this "sign-off"
requirement
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In closing a State street (Le., Collins Avenue, 41st Street, Alton Road and Harding Avenue) prior
approval is required by the City of Miami Beach Chief ofPolke and City Managec. The awIication .
must be processed at least 30 days prior to the event The applicant must then fonvard the
completed application to the Florida DePartment of Transportation (FOOT) to receive its permit.
DOT must receive application at least 30 days prior to the event to be considered for approval.
In order to close a County street. (i.e., Venetian Causeway/17th Street) the application will be
forwarded to the Dade Co~ Public Wades Depanment by the Miami Beacl1 Police Depm1ment
at least 30 days in advance. .
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Barricades and electronic directional signs may be ~ depending upon the location ancVor
site plan of the event, 1'9 cordon off the surrouitding areas or to close streets 10 vehicular traffic. The
City of Miami Beach Police Depanment, a10ng with the IJarIdng Dcpanment, wiD detamine the
number and location ofbanicades.
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producer. Payment is the sole responsibility of the applicant, as isactua1set-up and removal of
banicades on the event date(s).
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Miami Beach City Code Section 106-346 defines "Parade" as any march or procession consisting
of persons, animals, vehicles or any canbinatioo thereof: 1mveling upon any public way, wiIhin 1be
territoria1jurisdiction of the City. Pursuant to this Code Section, a separate permit to hold a parade
must be obtained &om the QUef of Police. The. permit application must be filed not less than 15
days nor more tban 90 days prior 10 the day on wbid1 it is popoSed to be held, and simubaneousIy
copied to 1he Special Events Office.
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The Chief of Police may revoke a parade permit at any time he detennines the parade is to be
conducted oris being conducted in violation of tile terms of issuance. Any applicant aggrieved by
the Chiefs decision may appeal it to the City Manager.
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Demonstrators have the constitutioJ18l right to assemble and speak in a peaceful and orderly
marmer. Demonstrations .and pickets me those aCtivities which are generally performed in public
in support of or against a ~ cause or activity and which'may have the potentialtbr hnpeding
movement along a public right a way or other disruption. Organizers of sUch eventS are asked to
submit a questionnaire, site plan, and to notifY the C~ of Miami Beach Police Depar1ment PaIroI
Division Commander of their intentions, and to provide details of the planned activity in order to
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insure safety for all concerned. If requested by the Special Events Office, a copy of an approved
Police plan should be provided. There. may be instances where the nature of the demonsU'ation
and/or the number of demonstrators or pi~ will require restrictions in order to protect the
health, safety and wel&re of every citizen by means of providing crowd cm1ro~ 1raffic cm1rol and
general security to the public. .
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All events. public or private, featuring afireworlcs display or pyrotechnics must obtain a fireworlcs
pcmtit ftom the City of Miami Beach Fire Department. A written request for the pennit must be
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All displays and exhibits must be located on accesslble routes with no physical
encroachmems that are 44 inches in width to allow clearance for whcelcl1air attendees. All
display items should be located 110 higher,than 48 inches to allow a parallel approach by
a person in a wheelchair; for fonvard approaches, the maxhnum height must be 48 incbcs.
Vendors who cannot meet these standards must be willing and available to accommodate
patrons who are disabled by coming out from. the booth when assistance is required.
Displays, events and concessions should be set up on existing hard surfices where
possible, and areas with tree roots and rough terrain ate to be avoided when only grassy
area are available.
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All flyers and written promotional materials for the event should be made accesst"ble to
people wi1h disabilities, hx:ludingtJue with bearing and visual irnpairmatts. It is
recommended that the fonowing statement be included on promotional mataia1s: "Call
[your nmnber followed by word "voice"] to request ~ in accessible. fonnat; sign
language interpreter (5 days in advance), or information on access for J'C:I'SODS with
disabilities". Sign language interpretive services must be provided when properly mquested
five ~ in advance of the event.
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For perfonners who are disabled, all stages, show mobiles and dressing areas must be
accessible.
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All ADA considerations must be identified detailed on the site plan. The site plan will be
submitted to the BuDding Depanment Aa:essJbility Plan Reviewer for approval.
v. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
A. 'FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL
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Many C~ of Miami Beach recreation facilities, arnphifhea1ers, and paries ire available for nm b-
special events, and have specific fees, based upon hours ofusage, including setup and breakdown
times. Rental payments for such facilities must be made two weeks pior to the event. Proof of
payment must be submitted to the Special Events Office. Applicable user aitaia will be available
for park venues through the Parks &, Recreation Department
Depending upon 1I1e venue, natul'e arid scope of the event, the hiring ofCily of Miami Beach Padcs
personnel may be required. A City faciIi1y (e.g., a building) used fa- a special event must be sIatred
by a City employee. Payment for the mdHng is 1he sole raponsibility of1he applbmt, and must be
received no later than two (2) weeks in advance ofthc event.
LUMMUS PARK AND LINCOLN ROAD USER FEE
Fa events east of Ocean Drive, in Lunnnus Park and the ~t, between 5th and 14th Str=t,
a Special Events Impact Fee will be imposed. This supplementary user fee will be caJcl1l~ at the
rate of twenty-five (25%) percent of the tQtal cost ofCily services for ~ event. These funds will
be used exclusively for 1Andscspe . cnhancement of Lummus Park. Due to dte fragility of
W1dergroW1d sprinlder systems in Lummus Park, Parlcs Department personnel will be required to
r escort any vehicles in and out of this area.
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For events taking place on Lincoln Road, or Lincoln Lane, a Special Events Impact Fee will be
imposed. This supplemen1ary user fee will be calculated at the rate oftweoty-five (25%) percent
of the total cost of City services for the event. These funds will be used to enhance Lincoln Road.
Due to the ftagile and pedestrian nature of Lincoln Road, no mota'vehicles are allowed between
Washington and Lenox Avenues.
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Notwithsaanding the foregoing, 1he City recognius the intrinsic historicaJ, social, and cuItura1
signi1icance and importance of certain longstanding special events held continuously, on an annual
basis, within the City. In recognition of such traditional longstanding events, special even1s in
continuous annual operation since 1985 (MiamiBcach Festival of the Arts and Art Deco
Weekend)are herein deemed "grandfilthered in" solely for purposes of this user fee and shall not
be subject to this user fee.
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Depending upon the location and type of event, emimAtPd ~dance, and hours of operation, off-
duty lifeguards may be required. The Captain of1he City's Beach Patrol will detamine the minimum
number of lifeguards.
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The City of Miami Beach currently has individual agreanents with beadJfimt coocessiooaires who
make monthly payments to the City. All even1s wtOOh include rdaiI sales (I" vtDIiog wiD be required
to entet into a written concessial agreement wi1h the City of Miami Beach which povides 10% of
all gross revenues derived fiom admissions and the sale of food, bevemge and JJlCICbandisc. In.1be
case where a producer rents booths fur the sale of food, beverage and ~ise, the gross rate
shall be calculated on the rcntaIandlor concession revenues received by the applicant or the gross
revenue generated by 1he concessiOns regardless of Whether the appliamt daives direct or indirect
financial gain from such revenue. Copies of concession agreements and fbU disc1OSlD'C of all
principals must be provided to the Special Events Offi~.
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A certified audit, conducted by a Certified Public AOCOWltant, oCthe above reteJgANd revenue
along with payment.of1he aforementioned percentage, must be provided to 1be City no later than
dtirty days following 1he event The ~ Deposit on file will not be released un1iI said slablia4
and payment have been made and accepted by the City.
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Notwi1bstanding the foregoin& the City recognizes the in1rinsic historical, social, and cu1tural
significance and importance of CCl1ain IongsIanding special events held continuously, on an amwal
basis, within the City. In recognition of such traditionallmgsanding even~ special evam; in
continuous annual operation since 1985 (Miami Beach Festival of the Arts and Art Deco
Weekend)are herein deemed 'krandfathercd in" solely for purposes of this user fee and sbaU not
be subject to this user fee.
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Under the terms of an agreement between the City of Miami Beach and beach:&ont concessionaires
there exists exclusivity for rental of beach equipment, water and recmdionaJ equipment, food and
beverage ~ on the beaclrlioot East of the coral rock wall at Pier Parle {Bisalyne Street 10 FiIst
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Street), Ocean Front Parle (Second to Third Street) and Lummus Park (from Fifth to Fourteenth
Street). Any ~ specw event to be held on the beach within the ~ooairetsjurisdiction
is subject to review by the concessionaire, which may choose to operate the. concessions.
Notification to 1he concessionaire by the applicant must be in writing at least 60 days pior to tho
event. A copy of the applicant's agreement with the concessionairC or a letter of release ftom the
concessionaire must be submitted to the City Special Events Office at least 30 days prior to the
event.
Up-land Concession Areas. Licenses to operate beachfront concessions have been issued to
certain upland. property owners from 15th to 83rd Stn=s. A written release from these
~ must be made in writing and submiued to the Special Events Office at least 30 days
prior to the event
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vm. SANITATION DEPARTMENT
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Special event producers are solely responsible for cleaning the area during and after the event.
Should the applicant choose, the City of Miami Beach wiD provide penoonel for this function. The
cost of the cleanup will be calculated by the City, and will include dumping fees and equipment
rental. Should an alternate cleaning service be contracted, the appHcant shall be responsible for
obtaining all necessary dumpsters. All arrangements and ranoval of garbage, 11asb, and other deIxis
are the sole responsibility of the applicant. A ~ permit authaizing placement of dumpsters must
be obIained 1hrough the Sanitation Department, and submiued to the SpeclaI Events Oftice no less
than two (2) weeks prior to the event. Applicants are required to meet sanitation standards to
assure an adequate nwnber of litter containers are on-site, and must encourage gUests 10 comply
with the City of Miami Beach's anti-litter efforts. Glass containers aDd plaStic straws are ~
Recycling efforts are encouraged. Applicants sf.1aII. ensure 1hat the site is returIled to its original
coodition within twenty-fuur hours. Failure to clean up aftaothc evmt will result in a fine issued 10
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PUBUC WORKS DEPARTMENT
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Right-of-Way Permit- A Right-of..Way permit must be obtained when there is anchoring to or
excaVation of any right-of-way or City property. The method of anchoring or location of any
excavation may be denied or altered by the City based 00 potaltia1 bazttrds to existing utilities. 'Ihe
cost for said pennit wiD be based upon City ordinances oonceming work on 1hc right-of-ways and
may include a cash bond based OIl estimated potential damage to C~ property. Proof of financial
abUity to cover estimated damages must be submitted to the Special Events Office. For events
occwring on City streets or sidewalks, an inspector from the Public Worlcs Department wiD inspect
the area in ~on priOr to the event 1br any hazards, potholes or damaged fixtures. Any problans
will be repaimI or noted. A visual inspection will take place following the event to identifY.any
damage to Ci~ property caused by the event .
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Any identified damages in the City right-ot:way, on tennination of the pennit, will have to be
repaired by the event producer within a time specified by Public W~ If the producer fiWs 10
complete these repairs in a timely manner or wishes the City to complete such restoration WOI'ks
then costs incurred by the City, including reason8ble overl1ead expenses, will be dedudr4 ftcm 1he
Security Depos~ and the event producer will be charged for any, such costs not covered by the
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submitted to the Fire Department at least 30 days prior to the event and approved no later than 11
. days prior to the event
Following approval of the permit, the Fire Prevention Bureau will make a site inspection. A
minhnum of two (2) me fighters will be required to be on-site from the time the fireworks arc
delivered at the site, 1.Ultil tmnination of the display and 1he removal of all firewoks and debris fian
the site. Payment for required fire and police persormel will be the sole responsibility of the
applicant and must be made two (2) weeks prior to the event
The finn or individual responsible for setting up and setting off the fireworks must obcain a
Comprehensive Gateral Liability or Fireworks Display Liabil~ty Insurance policy~ See insurance
section for language and rating requirements.
D. OPEN PIT AND BONFIRE PERMIT
Separate pemrits are required for open pit and bonfires. Applicati0n9 for a permit may be obtained
from the Fire Department, and must.be approved and paid to the C~ of Miami Beacl1 at least two
(2) weeks prior to the event. These activities will require hiring off-duty fire personnel
IV.
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
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BUILDING AND ELECfRICAL PERMITS
Pursuant to the South F10rida Building Code, the City of Miami Bead1 Building Department for all
special events involving tempormy construction or the use oftempotaly e1ecarical power must issue
a buDding pennit Examples oftemponuy constructkn include, but are not limited to: hesIanding
tents, stages, fences, bleachers, and electrical. The applicant must present a copy oftbe Building
Permit to the City's Special Events Office at least two (2) weeks prior 10 the event.
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
All special events must be designed and operated in a manner to be in Compliance with Chapter
553, Florida Statutes (The Florida Accessibility Code). The following checklist is provided for
guidance asta how compliance must be achieved:
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For portable bathroom filcilities, a minimmn of one of the facilities must be wheelchair
accessible and meet applicable codes. The proper accessible portable toilet to use is the
"Dade County AI)A" model.
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All accesstble pedestrian routes ftom accessible parking 10 the event must be equipped with .
curb cuts or temporary ramps. All ramps must meet applicable codes,
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be designated and located near to the main entrance and accessible to pedestrian routes.
Necessary signs must be provided to indicate this parking area. An accessible shuttle may
be used for remote "parking areas.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENf
Based on the electrical, engineering and or plmnb~ impact of a special event on City property, the
applicant may be required to hire City electricians, engineers or plwnbers. An applicant may be
required to hire attendants to facilitate public restroom maintenance and supplies dwing an event.
These services may be contracted through the Property ~ent Department. Proof of
payment must be submitted to the Special Events Office at leat two (2) weeks prior to the event
XI.
PARKING DEPARTMENT
OVERALL PARKING PLAN
A comprehensive Parking Plan which identifies. where parking is to be provided for event staft
equipment vehicles, and event participants must be developed, in writing, and appoved by 1hc City
of Miami Beach Parking Diredor. Public parldng resources may be supplemented with ~
owned parking areas to accoDtplish 1bispJan. All fees incuned tbrougb use ofPaddng Depanment
resources, including meter rentals, off-duty enforcement officers or rental oflo1s, must be pre-paid
in full no later than two (2) weeks prior to the event
XII. CODE COMPLIANCE
A. SIGNS (FLYERS) Ie HAND BILLS
The City of Miami Beach prohibits the distribution oftly~ handbills or stickels. Viola1ia1s which
cany a fine of 150 fur each sign (flyer) or handbill and a S23 removal charge per sign wiD be issued
by Code Compliance for violations on public p.Iq)erty. A violation canying a $SO fine for each
handbill placed OIl automobile windshields will be. issued by the Code Compliance DeparIment
NOISE ORDINANCE
The City of Miami Beach prohibits lJJJre8SQD8bIe and disnJptive noise that is clearly incompatible
with the normal activities of certain locations at certain times. The Miami-Dade County Noise
Ordinance is applicable and enforceable to both public and private property wi1bin the Citf..1he
Ordinance.makes it unlawful fur any person to make, continue or cause to be made any loud,
excessive or unusual noise. If the excessive noise occurs between the hours of l1:OOPM and
7:00AM in such manner to be plainly audible at a distance of 100ft from 1he bJilding. stnJcCure or
vehicle in which it is located, 1his shall be prima facie evidence of a violation of1hC Ordinanc:c.
If a noise violation occurs, the enforcing Code Canpliance Officer will ~ 1bat the noise be
lowered to an acceptable leveL Failure to do so, or if a second violation is confirmed within one 24
hour period, will result in the Police Department being notified. Failure to comply with a request .
ftomthe Department of Code Compliance or 1he Police Deparlment conceming violation of the
Ordinance may result in the immediate revocation of a Special Events Pennit and/or arrest.
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xm. DESIGN REVIEW
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Special Event BUlboard Signs - Up to five (5) banners or billboard signs wi1b a maxinwm size
of 4'x8' may be approved for placement in designated public locations in the City of Miami Beach.
Permits may only be requested fur events that are sanctioned by the City of Miami Beach tbrougb
fimding support from the Miami Be8ch Visitor and Convention Authcxity or the Miami Balch
Cultural Arts Council that are to be held on public property. These signs are required to have
Design Review approval from the Planning Department To obtain a pennit, an application is
submitted to the Planning Department, no later than 60 days prior to the event. A Building permit
is also required prior to installation. . .
Street Banners - Event advertising banners hWlg across the street arc not allowed.
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Department and the Mayor and C~ Commission. The application process begins at the Planning
Department for Design.Review approval no less than 90 days in advance of 1he special event.
Lightpost banners on State roads (i,o. Sth Street, Collins Avenue, 41st S1rect, etc.) require an
additional permit from the Florida Department of Transportation.
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Event Signage - Sponsorship banners and signage are allowed within the designated event site
only and may be displayed only during1he event Banners must be imtnafiately removed fitm the
site foDowing the event Inflatable signage is not pennitted.
XIV. THE MIAMI BEACH VISITORS AND CONVENTION AUTHORITY AND
CULnJRAL ARTS COUNCIL
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Beach VJSita and Conventioo. Audlaity (VCA) am 1he Miami Beadt CuJ1ural AI1s eamt (CAC)
utilize City fi.mds for the purpose of special and cultural event funding. ,An application fer funding
to either the VCA and/or the CAe shall not constitute either expressed or implied approval for an
event permit ftom the City of Miami Beach. Should 1he VCA or CAC fund an event, 1he
appropriate logo shall be incorporated in all event print advertising or promotional materials.
xv. AD:aERENCE TO REGULATIONS
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The City of Miami Beach reserves the right to provide services that it believes are necessary aDd
sufficient to safeguard and ensure the health, safety and we1fiIre for all partiCipants, visiUxs,
b1JSinessest staff and general citizemy. All arrangements for services or facllitics sbaIl be sIafftd and
paid for at least two (2) weeks prior to the event An applicant's budgetary constJaints cannot
dictate staffing levels required tOr public safety.
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sha1l canply with all City Ordinances. Any other permits as may be required by the City of Miami
Beach, Miami-Dade County, the State of Florida, or the Federal Government, must be adhered
to. It is 1he sole responsib~ oCtile applicant to obtain all permits and amply with all ~
including but not Ihnited to those described herein.
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The city of Miami Beach, mder no circumstances, guarantees, wanants or I'eJRSCnts that the
issuance of a Special Events Permit by die Ci1f exempts dte event fiom obtaining any permits or
complying with any requirements which may be required CWTentIy or in the future by any Peden!,
State or local authorities.
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1be City Managtr or designee has the authority to alter or end an event at any time it is deIamined
necessary to assure the continued safety, health and welfilre of the Ci1y's residents and visitors.
Lade of compliance with the City Managea's directives, including, but not limited to, audio vohmc
and adherence to site plan, shall be sufficient cause to wammt an events closing or other remedies
provided in the City Code or herein.
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Issuance of a required Federal, State, or local permit does not authorize pennission to hold an
eva1t. A City of Miami Beach Special Events Pennit must be issued and wiD COJStifiJIe audnizatim.
fiun the City to hold the activity.
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All pre-payment schedules for City services are due, as indicated, except the ~ reserves the right
to waive 1his requirement fa" events which have an exemplaJy p'OIl1pt payII1mt histay with 1he City
established over the course of at least five (5) years,
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Revisions - Revisions to the Special Event Regulations and Guidelines proposed by the
Administration may be approved by the City Manager. The Manager may determine that the
natwe of a revision(s) is such that Mayor and Commission approval will be needed in the tbnn of
a resolution.
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Persons engaged in a special event without a permit, or otherwise in. violation of a permit, 1bB
section or the Special EventS Requirements and Guidelines provided for herein, shall be subject to
enforcement by City poliQe or code compliance officers, through the issuance ofinunediata ~
and desist orders, the violation ofwhich may subject the offender to arrest, and/or eoforcemaJ.t as
provided for in section 1-14 oftbis Code, 8IKVor notices ofviolation rcfermI to Special Masters,
who have autho~ to issue fines or enforce ampliance, as provided for in Chapter 30 of this
Code. Police or code compliance officers will coordinate e.nfotCcment with the Office of AJ1s,.
Culture & Entertahuncnt. As an aIternaie and suppleoxu1a1 remedy, the City may enforce this
ordinance by injunctive relief in any court of compeltid. jurisdiction, and in such chaunsIance the
City shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. For repeat o~ the
Manager or designee may decline to issue pennits to such person or entity fur one year, or such
other period as the Manager deems appropriate.
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A. Permit for Temporary Food Sales - The Miami-Dade CoWJty Department of Business and
Professional Regulations, Division of HotelS & Restaurants sets forch roles and regulations for safe
operation of temporary food service establishments. To obtain the necessary permits, sponsors,
applicants must nOOfY the Depar1ment of Business and Professional ReguIatioos no lata- than three
(3) business days before scheduled events. A License fee for 1-3 day eVent is $40.00 per vendor.
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B. Beach Cleaning - Applicants desiring use of1he public'beach may arrange with 1he Miami-Dado
County Parts Department for the cleaning of the beach, prior, as well as after, the event, as
necessary. A cost estimate will be provided by Miami-Dade County, arid a deposit may be
required. Proof that clean-up arrangements have been made must be submitted in writing to the
Special Events Office at least two (2) weeks prior to the event.
xvm. STATE OF FLORIDA
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Department ofEDviroDmental Protection, Division olBeaues and Shores - !fan event is
to be held on the beach, a State Field Permit is also necessary for an temporary non-portab1e.
11mponuy structures on the beach, east of the Coastal Coi1slroction Con1rol Line. This would
include, but not be limited to, the following ~ ~f tempoimy structures: stages, fences, ten1s,
lighting and sound systems. A detailed site plan and written narrative description of all ion11AfiotlS
must be submitted to the Special Events Office no later than 60 days prior to the cverit.
Florida Statutes, Chapter 161, calls for the protection ofbeach dune systems and impose tines for
d8mage caused to the natural dune systems along the Beach. It ~ the responsibiJity ofthc applicant
to provide adequate security measures to ensure protection of1he <hme area from damage that may
be caused by an event
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Division of State LaDds - Depending on the type and nature of1he even1(s), the Division ofSfate
Lands has the right to negotiate a separate use agreement with the special evmt producer and will
charge for the use of the land. This fee may include a contribution to the State Lands TnIst Fund,
as well as a use fee, and would require State of Florida Cabinet approval. If applicable, proof of
1he Division ofSt.ate Lands approval shall be submitted to Office of At1s, Culture &, Enrertainment
before a permit is issued.
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Florida Marine Patrol- Any type ofwater' activity held within 1bc City ofMiami Beach must give
notice to the Florida Marine Patrol. Notice must be in the fonn of a letter with a copy to 1he City
of Miami Beach provided no less than two (2) weeks in advance of1he event.
D. Division of Alcobolic Beverages and Tobaeco - If1he event is being produced by a not-for-
profit organization and it desires 10 sell a1coho~ the organizatim must apply for a fempormy liquor
license from the State of Florida, Division of Alcoholic Bevemges and Tobacco under Florida
Statute 561.42. In order to obtain the license from the State, a letter of authorization must be
obtained ftom the City of Miami Beach. Prior to the issuance of this Jetter the fullowing mmt be
submitted:
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Catificaa of all applialb1c ~ including, general liability and liquor liability.
A completed Indemnity Agreement .
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A signed letter on IetIahead fiom.the non-profit organization agreeing 10 have the
temporary liquor license in the organization's name.
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Florida Department of Tnnsportation -
Lightpost Banners - Banners proposed to be placed on state road lightposts require an
additional permit fiom the Florida Department of Transportation following Design Review appovaI
from the City's Planning and Zoning Department and approval from the Miami Beach City
Commission.
Depending upon the scope and nature of the event(s), additional State pennits may be required.
XIX. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Federal Aviation Administration - Any ~ of oousual air activity above the city of Miami
Beach planned in coojunction.with a special event whicl1 has thcpotcntial to disrupt ammerciaI air
traffic must be approved by the Federal Aviation Adminisbation. Approval will be requested
through the City of Miami Beach AdmiDistration on 1he applicant's behalf.
Coast Guard - Any individual or organilation planning to hold a regatta or marine parade which,
by ~ circumstances or location, will introduce extra or Wlusual hazards to the safety of
lives ~ the navigalJle waters under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard shall submit an
application to the Coast Guard District Commander having jurisdiction of 1he area where it is
intended to hold such regatta or marine parade. Examples of conditions which are deemed to
introduce extra or wlUsual hazards to 1he safety of life include, but are not timited to: an inherently
hazardous competition, posslole effect on the customaJy ~of\U.lu.IQ~(I"pbI.ue
craft in the ala, any obstruction of navigable channel which may reasonably be ~ to result,
and the expected accumulation of spectator's craft.
Where such events are to be held regularly 01' repeatedly in a single area by an individual or
organization, the Commander Qr the DisIrict Canmander may, subject to conditions set fiom time
to time by himIher, grant a permit for such sezies of events fur a fixed period of time, not to exceed
one (1) year.
The application shall be submitted no less than 30 days prior to the start of1he propOsed event
The application sbaIl include the fullowing details:
1) Name and address of sponsoring organization.
2) Name, address, and telephone of person or persons in charge of the event.
3) Nature and purpose of the event.
4) Information as to general public interest.
5) Estimated nwnbcr and types of watercraft participating in the event
. 6) Estimated nwnber and types of spectator watercraft.
7) Number ofboats being fumished by sponsoring organiZations to patrol event.
8) A time schedule and description of events.
9) A section of a chart or scale drawing showing 1be boundaries of1he event, various water
courses or areas to be utilized by participants, officials, and spectator craft.
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139
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Environmental Resources Management Division
Telephone 305-673.7080
Facsimile 305-673.7028
July 5, 2005 '
Mr. Mark Glisson
Division of State Lands
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Mail Stop 140
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
RE: CITY OF MIAMI BEACH UPDATED BEACHFRONT MANAGEMENT PLAN PURSUANT TO
MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT No. 3595.
Dear Mr. Glisson:
The City of Miami Beach Environmental Resources Management Division has reviewed the
Updated Beachfront Management Plan, dated June 2005, prepared by the City pursuant to
the requirements of Management Agreement No. 3595. The review process conducted
illustrated that the proposed plan is in conformance with the City-s Comprehensive Plan.
If you have any questions or require any additional information please feel free to call me
at (305) 673-7080.
Sin erelyA
Jordanria Rubin
Environmental Resources Manager
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BEACH FRONT MANAGEMENT PLAN ADVISORY GROUP MEETING
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INTRODU9TION . .
; Advisory Group was convened and introduction of all present.
. Stuart Blumberg elected chair.
. Joe Damien provided overview of Management Plan.
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I!UBU9 INPUT
Frank Del V8cchio
. #23: Recommended that City supplement with issues regarding
compliance/monitoring and encroachment on public property.
City r8SDOnse:. None at this time, other than those addressed In the guidelines
and rules and regulations or addressed in other parts of the Management
Plan.
. #30: Comments/minutes from Committee meetings should be incorporated into the
management plan.
City r9Soonse: Committee comments were reviewed and incorporated, as
deemed appropriate, into the rules and regUlations prior to same being .
approved by the City Commission and made a part of the Management Pla~.
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Sidney Goldin
. Beach Preservation Committee reviewed Management Plan .Iast week and no
changes were recommended. Beach Management Plan is well done.
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· Beach Management Plan is well done.
· #22 0 Encouraged City to facilitate public education on the Atlantic Corridor
Greenway Network and Sea Turtle protection.
o Include list and/or description of areas where beach. erosion is problem.
· #25: City's .Comprehensive Plan narrative language should be referenced in the
Management Plan.
City resoonse: City's Comprehensive Plan does not extend/cover beach area
which is State owned.
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Management Plan is well done and well put together.
· #22: City should expand language on Sea Turtle program~
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. #4: "Water sports" is too broad a term. City should include language th~t states
that the City uses the beach to promote. education and provide access to
linear shore reefs". Inventory of linear shore reefs. should be included in the
Management Plan.
City resDonse: Inventory of beach resources is not applicable to Management
Plan.
.. '21: Other multiple uses should be listed in plan.
City resDonse: City has considered other uses, but it has been the policy of
the City Commission not to explorer said uses' in order to maximize the
general public's use of the beach.
· #22: Beach Maintenance needs to be improved or enhanced and City shouid
review how to enhance County's maintenance of beaches.
CitY resDonse: City and County periodically meet to review such issues and
will address your concerns accordingly.
. #23: There are a lot of needs and problems .that should be listed in plan.
CilY ret;DOnse: As previously stated, there are none at this time, other than
those addressed .in the guidelines and rules and regulations. or addressed in
other parts of the Management Plan. .
. #30: Include a summary of comments and concems in plan.
CitY response: As previously stated, Committee' comments were reviewed
and Incorporated, as deemed appropriate, into the rules and regulations prior
to same being approved by the City Commission and made a part of the
Management Plan. .
. #34: Where is private land analysis that indicates City Management is more
efficient and effective.
. CitY. resoonse: As it relates to the operation of the beach as a public .
recreational facility, the City does not believe that it could hire a private
management company to operate/manage the beach as a park facility that in
any way would better serve the public need to access and enjoy the
beachfront environment than is currently being provided by the City under the
.Beachfront Management Agreement.
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5 in favor: Vivian .D~nnell-Rodriguez, Humberto Alonso, Sidney Goldin. Joe Damien,
Stuart Blumberg
1 opposed: Stuart Reed
1 absent: CQmmis$ioner Simon Cruz
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BEACH PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
MEETING MINUTES
A~GUST 12, 2003
1. ATTENDANCE: . Bruce Henderson, CIty Liaison
- , ~ Cordero, Member
Claire Can~n, Member
, Lull Rodrlaues Member
-1 Sidney Goldin,. Member
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Hr. Henderson Introduced Caire Callen as new member of the '. .
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3. Members discussed continuIng problems with public notice of
- committee meetings. Mr. Goldin volunteered to follow-up with the
PubUc Infonnatlon Offtce.
4. A discussion was held reprdlng the need to elect. committee officers at
- ; the September 9, 2003 meetlrig.
s. Mr. Henderson provided a brief history of the City's Beachfront
Management A.greemen~ (BMA) and Beachfront Management' Plan
- , (IMP), Includf~1 a dkcussfon of the state' requited elements of the
8MP and how beach concession operations rules and resulatlons and
; . specifiCally water sport' operatlom concession facility deslan and
-i placement and beach equipment placement, are not. withIn the scope
. afthe IMP.
. 6. Ms. Cordero distributed photos showing beach concessionaire trailers .
- and Iou. chairs stored within the dunes In the 42nd through 44th
Streets area In mIddle beach. (Ms. Cordero to follow-up with Jose
_ i '.J)amlen, Asset Manager, to seek enforcement of concession rules and
} reauladons.
7. Discussion was held regardln, the lack of a "Beach Monltor" position
- In the 2003/04 budget and actions members of the committee
IndMduaJly take to seek, support for the pOsition from the .
Admlnlstratfon andlor Qty Commission.
8. Mr. Goldin made a motion to adopt the BMP. The motion was
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,9. Committee members.thanked Mr. DamJen, Robert Reboso and Mr.
; Henderson for their hard work In preparing the IMP renewal package.
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Beachfront Management Plan Item: :
The Chairman, Stuart Reed, made a brief statement to the other remaining board
members (Bunny Patchen, Morris Sunshine, and Juan Rodriguez) regarding the City
Administration's forwarding of the Plan to them at this time, due to his raising. the Issue
at the Management Plan Advisory Group's meeting that ~e Plan had never been before
the Marine Authority (Authority). Immediately thereafter, he excused himself (at which
time the .quorum was lost). Thus at this meeting, the Authority did not formally review
anellor. qomment as a "recommending body".
The remaining members were advised by City Asset Manager Jose Damien that the
Rules and Regulations for Beachfront Concession Operations, the component of the
Management Plan that most directly wo~ld be impacted by their review, had been
brought before th$l11 on multiple Occasions, and their comments had been considered
prior to finalizing the Rules and Regulations. The remaining memberS were also advised
that Mr. Reed's concems were addressed at the. Advisory Group meeting and all
comments, as well as Beach Preservation Committee's comments and the Marine
Authority's comments would be forwarded, as part of the Management Plan. Ms.
Patchen excused herself at that time. Messrs. Sunshine and Rodriguez requested of
Mr. Damien that he remain and they provided the following comments:
Dr. Monis Sunshine: 1) Rules and Regulations would be meaningless unless the City
has someone on the beach to monitor and enforce same. There
is no cOnflden~ that there will be any enforcement as long as no
money or staff is allocated for this purpose.
2) Speed limit on sand should be kept below 10 MPH. (Mr.
Damlen advised that the policy had previously been amended to a
maximum speed of 5 MPH).
3) Recommended that Fire Department should do more frequent
Inspections on the remaining food and beverage concessions. that
are pennitted to cook, to ensure that propane tanks, valves and
. fittings are. well maintained (especially due to the corrosive
oceanfront environment). .
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1) Stated that he had never reviewed the Rules and Regulations
and did not recall the Rules and Regulations ever coming before
the Authority. Mr. Damian. explained (and Dr. Sunshine
concurred) that the Rules and Regulations had come before the
Authority on multiple occasions, but It may have been prior to his
(Mr. Rodriguez') becoming a member of the Marine Authority. Mr.
Damien reiterated that all of the comments previously provided by
the Authority were considered prior to finalization of the Rules and
Regulations. .
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