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99-23118 RESO L '. RESOLUTION NO. 99-23118 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AND MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PERMITTING MIAMI BEACH POLICE OFFICERS TO ENFORCE PROVISIONS OF THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY CODE, SPECIFICALLY REGARDING VEHICLES FOR HIRE REGULATIONS. WHEREAS, the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida permits the officials and inspectors of municipalities to participate in the enforcement of violations of the County Code; and WHEREAS, in order to participate in this enforcement, the City and the County must enter into an Interlocal Agreement; and WHEREAS, the Miami Beach Police Department has agreed to assume the responsibility for the enforcement of the County Code regulations regarding for-hire vehicles; and WHEREAS, Miami-Dade County has agreed to enter into an InterlocalAgreement with the City; and WHEREAS, the Interlocal Agreement will become effective the day it is executed and will be for a term of one year, with an option to renew for two additional years and the City will receive 75% of all fines collected, and the County will retain 25% of all fees collected to defray administrative costs. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA herein authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute an Interlocal Agreement between the City of Miami Beach, Florida, and Miami-Dade County, Florida, permitting Miami Beach Police Officers to enforce provisions of the Miami-Dade County Code, regarding vehicles for hire regulations. PASSED and ADOPTED this 14th day of April, 1999. ~~ MAYOR A['r p~ APPROVED J.S TO FORM & lANGUAGE & FOR EXECUTION CITY CLERK F:IPOLlITECHSERVlPOLlCIESICOM_RESOlfor hire vehicle interlacal agreemenl.res,wpd ~JiJ~ llJ:!.'P' " ~ITY OF MIAMI BEACH ITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 "tp:\\ci.miami-beach.f1.us COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. ":2.~1-99 TO: Mayor Neisen O. Kasdin and Members of the City Co DATE: April 14, 1999 FROM: Sergio Rodriguez City Manager SUBJECT: A RESOLUTI N OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AND MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PERMITTING MIAMI BEACH POLICE OFFICERS TO ENFORCE PROVISIONS OF THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY CODE, SPECIFICALLY REGARDING VEHICLES FOR HIRE REGULATIONS. ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION Adopt the Resolution, BACKGROUND Under the provisions of the Miami-Dade County Code, Section 8CC, officials and inspectors of municipalities may participate in enforcing the civil violations of the Miami-Dade County Code. In order to participate, the City must enter into an Interlocal Agreement with Miami-Dade County. This Interlocal Agreement will permit Miami Beach Police Officers to enforce the provisions of the County Code regarding the regulations governing "For-Hire" vehicles. At present, there is no enforcement by the County due to the workload. The Miami Beach Police Department is willing to assume this responsibility. The Police Department has 14 police officers assigned to its Accident Investigations Unit and Motor Squad, and will utilize these officers to enforce the county regulations. This extra assignment will in no way detract from the officer's regularly assigned duties. The provisions of Miami- Dade County Code 8CC, provide the regulations that govern vehicles used "For-Hire", These regulations include advertising or permitting operations without a valid, current for-hire license, permitting or authorizing any chauffeur or other person to operate any for-hire vehicle without the vehicle's current valid operating permit displayed, and allowing or permitting any person to operate a for-hire vehicle without current, valid and sufficient insurance coverage. A complete copy of the Code is contained in documents attached to this Q9mmission Memorandum. AGENDA ITEM C.l I DATE~ " The lnterlocal Agreement will become effective when signed and will be in effect for a period of one year. The Agreement will be automatically renewed for two successive periods of one year each. Either party may terminate the agreement within 60 days of the renewal date. The lnterlocal Agreement also provides that the County will receive 25% of all fines collected to defray administrative costs for processing, hearings, etc.; the City will receive 75% of all fines collected and will be reimbursed by the County annually in a lump sum. CONCLUSION This lnterlocal Agreement will permit Miami Beach Police Officers to enforce the County ordinances regarding F or-Hire vehicles that are currently not being enforced. This will also provide the City with revenues from the fines collected by the enforcement efforts. S~~S F:\POU\TECHSERV\POLICIES\Com_memo\for hire interlocal agreement mem.wpd .- , , ,. , , INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT This Interlocal Agreement is entered into this / 'i t1~ day of M At by and between Miami-Dade County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida (hereinafter ,1999 referred to as the "County"), and the City of Miami Beach, a municipality within Miami-Dade County, Florida (hereinafter referred to as the "City"); WITNESSETH WHEREAS, by Ordinance Number qLj-- 38 , Miami-Dade County extended to all municipalities within Miami-Dade County recourse to the civil violation enforcement process contained within Section SCC of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida; and WHEREAS, that ordinance requires as a condition precedent to allowing such access that the City and the County enter into a mutually satisfactory Interlocal Agreement outlining, among other things, their relative rights and responsibilities in connection with such enforcement and related hearing process; and WHEREAS, the City and the County wish to participate in this process subject to the terms and conditions of this Interlocal Agreement more particularly set forth below; NOW THEREFORE the parties hereto agree as follows: ~ .. . I 1. CITY AND COUNTY RESPONSIBILITIES I. The City shall enforce the applicable provisions of the Code of Miami-Dade County set forth in Exhibit A by operation of this Interlocal Agreement. 2. Attached hereto as Exhibit B is a true and correct list of all individuals authorized to perform the enforcement functions contemplated by this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Code Inspectors"). The title andjob description for each such individual is also set forth in Exhibit B. The City shall be responsible for maintaining Exhibit B current at all times by communicating to Miami- Dade County any and all updates, additions and subtractions from each list. The City represents and warrants to Miami-Dade County that the individuals described in Exhibit B are, where required, properly licensed and qualified to perform the enforcement services contemplated hereunder, and that they are able to perform those services. The County reserves the right to set minimum education, training, and background check requirements to be met by Code Inspectors. 3. The City, through its Code Inspectors, shall be authorized and required to perform within the City any and all functions of the Code Inspector set forth in Section 8CC of the Code of Miami- Dade County, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit C and incorporated herein by this reference, as the same may be amended from time to time, including but not limited to issuing civil violation notices, serving, posting and otherwise notifYing the alleged violator, and appearing and testifYing at any and all administrative and other hearings related to an appeal of the violation. 2 ., , , 4. The City shall maintain any and all records of violation and notice, and all required documentation required to uphold the findings of the Code Inspector, including but not limited to reports, photographs, and other substantial competent evidence to be utilized at any administrative or other hearing challenging the actions of the Code Inspectors. Such records and other documentation shall be compiled and maintained so that such records may be quickly referred to in connection with any such hearing. 5. The City shall provide such clerical and administrative personnel as may be required for the performance of any of the functions of the City as set forth in this lnterlocal Agreement. 6. The City shall defend its own citations in any and all administrative hearings relating to those citations, and in any and all actions in court relating to such citations, including all appeals of administrative hearings, and shall provide its own counsel, at City's cost, to represent the City in all proceedings. The City shall be responsible for paying for any and all costs of transcription which it incurs, in connection with any and all such hearings. 7. Miami-Dade County shall provide hearing officers, hearing rooms, and such other clerical and administrative personnel as may be reasonably required by each hearing officer for the proper performance of his or her duties. 8. Attached hereto as Exhibit D is Administrative Order 2-5 of Miami-Dade County (the "Order"). The City agrees to be bound to the full extent as required of a Department in the Order, 3 ,'. , , except it shall only be authorized to enforce those provisions of the Code set forth in Section I of this Interlocal Agreement. The reference to the County Attorney contained in Section 6 of the Department's Responsibilities shall be understood to refer to the City Attorney for purposes of this Interlocal Agreement. 9. After deduction of actual administrative costs and expenses, as defined in the Order, the County Clerk, with the concurrence of the County Budget Director, shall annually return to the City the remainder of retained original fines, in the same fashion as these fines are returned to a non- general fund issuing department of the County. 10. The County shall be entitled to audit any and all records of the City maintained in connection with this Interlocal Agreement. 11. Either party may terminate this Agreement without cause and for convenience by giving the other party thirty (30) days written notice of its intent to terminate same. 12. This Interlocal Agreement shall be in effect for a period of one year following its date of execution and shall be automatically renewed for two successive periods of one year each, unless sixty (60) days prior to its term, or extended term, either party signifies to the other its intent not to renew this Agreement. This Agreement shall not be extended beyond the term of three years. 13. Subject to the limitations contained in Section 768.28 of the Florida Statutes, the City shall 4 indemnify and save the County harmless from and against any and all liability , actions and causes of action relating to the municipality's enforcement ofthe provisions of Chapter 8CC. 14. This Agreement may only be amended in writing, through a document executed by duly authorized representatives ofthe signatories to this agreement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed in their names by their duly authorized officers and the corporate seals the day and year first above written. APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: ~~ A~..J / Assistant County Attorney APPROVED}S TO FORM & LANGUAGE & FOR EXECUTION /!A~1A, 0,. /L 31?-3/~tlJ ~ Dale APP OVED AS TO FORM AND GAL SUFFICIENCY: 5 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, a political s division of the State of da By: ATTEST: By: City of Miami Beach, a political subdivision oft1eHtate of Florida By: 11/7 Mayor ATT~!~k p~ City Clerk . I' ({j) DIRECTOR'S OFFICE 140 WEST FLAGLER STREET SUITE 903 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130-1561 Consumer Services Department Tel: (305) 375-1250 V Fax: (305) 375-4120 V TDD: (305) 375-4177 V E-mail: conswner@co.rniarni-dade.fl.us March 14, 2001 Chief Richard Barreto City of Miami Beach Police Department City of Miami Beach 1100 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Re: Amendment to interlocal agreement.} Dear Chief Barreto: W'" The purpose of this letter is to submit a revised Exhibit A to the lnterlocal Agreement between the City of Miami (City) and Miami-Dade County (County) relating to the City's participation in the enforcement of for-hire transportation regulations. The present lnterlocal Agreement will expire on May 19, 2002. On May 19, 1999, the City and County entered into a 3-year, lnterlocal Agreement, which authorized the City to enforce specific sections and Articles of Chapters 4 and 31 of the Code of Miami-Dade County (Code). The City has successfully enforced these regulations for the past two (2) years. Enclosed is a copy of the revised Exhibit A to the lnterlocal Agreement. Exhibit A, which outlines the various provisions of the Code relating to for-hire transportation, includes all of Chapter 31, which encompasses taxicabs, passenger motor carriers, and special transportation service transportation. The revised Exhibit A now includes Article VI. Chapter 31 of the Code: the newly adopted limousine ordinance that the Board of County Commissioners adopted on November 14, 2000. Exhibit A additionally includes Article III, Chapter 4 of the Code relating to nonemergency vehicles and Section 30-371-372, pertaining to private school buses. I am enclosing a copy of revised Exhibit A and the limousines ordinance. Please substitute the revised Exhibit A in the interlocal agreement. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to continning our work with you. cc: Cathy Grimes Peel, Assistant Director. Consumer Services Department Steve Oxenhandler, Director, Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division Gerald Sanchez, Assistant County Attorney a '-'0'" :;:v '. :"'" .., I" -6 ill ,. C) co i'"Jl (/) ~ - C' ':'"1:: "-C -, ~9 ill' "'1' (~) Ul CJ ,.., N Enclosures A:\richard barreto / f!!!!J4!D MIAMI-DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA _ ~ EXHIBIT A Applicable Provisions of the Code of Miami-Dade County Chapter 4, Article III, Section 4-41 - 4-53 Chapter 3 1 Chapter 30, Section 30-371 - 372.1 ~ ~ (I MEMORANDUM Amended substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) . .. -0 Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners DATE: November 14, 2000 SUBJECT: Ordinance creating Article VI of Chapter 31 of the Code relating to for-hire limousines in Miami-Dade County' R~ Substitute This substitute differ.; from the ordinance considered on September 19. 2000 as reflected in the revised matrix which adds a new column titled substitute. The chan!!es include but are not limited to the issuance of luxury limousine sedan licenses, eli!!ibility criteria, place of business location. definitions, contractin!! for certain sen'ices. prohibited practices, transferability. use of various model vehicles as stretch limousines. inspection frequency of ancient and antique limousines and advertisement. In addition to the matrix which summarizes the ordinance provisions. there is a second matrix summarizin!! the meetin!!s of October 10 and 24, 2000. chaired bv Commissioner Moss. 0100-139 Recommendation It is recommended that the Board approve the attached ordinance which creates Article VI. Chapter 31 of the Code of Miami-Dade County (Code). establishes separate regulations and requirements for for.hire limousines in Miami-Dade County. and repeals provisions related to limousines from Articles II and \II of Chapter 31 of the Code. Bac:k2round Miami-Dade County has regulated for-hire limousines on a countywide basis since 1981; and before 1981, in the unincorporated area. The regulations governing limousine service are contained in Article II, Chapter 31 of the Code, with a limousine defined as follows: "[AJny for-hire motor vehicle not equipped with a taximeter, providing seating accommodations for not more than eight (8) persons, exclusive of the driver.~ A limousine may be a sedan or stretch vehicle as long as the seating capacity does not exceed eight (8) persons, excluding the driver. There has been no increase in the number of for-hire limousine licenses since prior to 1981. One of the III licenses was revoked. Concurrently, however, the permanent resident population of Miami-Dade County has increased from 1,625,781 in 1981 to 2,178,000 today, an increase of 552.219 or 34%. In addition, the number of overnight visitors to Miami-Dade County has increased from 6.676,628 in 1981 to 9,785,600 in 1999, an increase of 3.108,972 or 47% of overnight visitors per year. The emergence of larger, stretched limousines with a passenger capacity of nine (9) or more, excluding the driver, enabled applicants desiring to offer super-stretch limousine service to apply for and obtain a Passenger Motor Carrier Cenificate of Transportation, which is governed by Anicle III of Chapter 31 of the Code. Unlike for-hire limousines governed by Anicle II, there is no numerical limit on the number of vehicles used under a Cenificate of Transportation. This ordinance proposes to integrate all limousine related regulations into One comprehensive section of the Code: Anicle VI of Chapter 31. This is consistent with other jurisdictions throughout the United States of similar size, diversity. and character to Miami, including Las Vegas, Dallas, New York City, Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Diego, where limousine sedan, stretch, or super-stretch service is a distinct and separately regulated field from taxicab or other types of for-hire transportation. I , ,\ \ Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners Page 2 . OO.139~ Limousine service, whether it be in a luxury sedan, stretch. super-stretch vehicle or ancient, antique, or collectible limousine, is aimed at a different market than a typical taXicab passenger; normally, taxicab service is provided to passengers who travel short distances for brief periods of. time, Conversely. limousine service focuses strictly on prearranged luxury service and envisions longer distances for extended. sometimes more than eight (8) hours. periods of time. Taxicab service can either be prearranged 0r street hail in character. Conversely. limousine service is prearranged only. As a large metropolitan area and preeminent destination location, it is important that Miami-Dade County, known as the "Gateway to the Americas:' provide consumers with for-hire transportation services and facilities that meet their needs and expectations, This ordinance, as outlined in the attached matrix, will provide a system for regulation of the limousine industry that enables business entry and includes operating standards and enforcement remedies. The resolution which establishes minimum rates for luxury sedan, ancient, antique, collectible, stretch. and super-stretch limousines is also scheduled for public hearing. Staff has met with the taxicab, limousine. and hospitality industries over th'e past years in numerous workshops concerning the proposed limousine ordinance. The Commission conducted a workshop on March 23, 2000 and heard testimony from the limousine and taxicab industries. Staff proposed various amendments which were incorporated into this ordinance. The Commission conducted a second workshop on July 13,2000 and heard testimony from the limousine and taxicab industries and from the hospitality/business community's representative. Members of the Commission raised several issues during the second workshop: transferability of the ne\\' f~xury limousine sedan licenses; adding more specificity to the one subsection pertaining to distribution of luxu!)' limousine sedan licenses; the use of SUV's under the luxury limousine sedan license and the requirement for a place of business in Miami-Dade County. A revised ordinance was subsequently considered by the Commission at public hearing on September 19, 2000. The ordinance was deferred to the first meeting in November to enable Commissioner Moss to chair a committee of industry representatives to review outstanding items. Two all-day meetings were held on October 10 and 24, 2000. A summary of the meetings is provided in a separate matrix. The substitute ordinance is the result of the discussion at the meetings. In addition to integrating all limousine regulations into one ordinance, the proposed o..rdiriance contains the following major elements: Administrative issuance and renewal oflicenses based on specific standards. Unlimited operating permits for companies providing limousine service with ancient, antique, collectible, -stretch or super stretch vehicles. The vehicles must be owned by the. company and chauffeurs cannot be required to purchase or lease a vehicle. Licenses and permits may not be transferred or leased. The first issuance of luxury sedan limousine licenses will convert the existing 110 for-hire limousine licenses to luxury sedan limousine licenses, allow those leasing one of the 110 existing licenses to obtain one luxury sedan license for each license leased, provide for a 90-day registration proces~ during which other applicants will establish eligibility to receive a license, and provide for a lottery 01 20% or 100 luxury limousine sedan licenses to be issued to taxicab chauffeurs. After two years there is 5% growth. The license is transferable, after a period oftime, but may not be leased. ./- ..... I . ,. Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of Count)' Commissioners Page 3 00.139 When the County approves the transfer of a luxury limousine sedan license. the transferer's license is suspended. and the County will reissue the license to the transferee at a cost no greater than the annual license renewal fee. Pre arrangement of trips. at least one hour in advance. Vehicle age requirement of two years or less to place a vehicle into servIce and a maximum of five years for luxury sedans and stretch limousines and seven years for super stretch limousines, except where specified vehicles are converted to either stretch limousine catgegor). Automobile liability insurance with minimum limits of 100/300/50 or $300.000 combined single limit for each vehicle operated. . Establishment of minimum rates for limousine service and prohibition against advertising a rate which has not been approved. Vehicle and operating standards, including defmed colors for luxury sedan limousines, penalties and enforcement remedies similar to the provisions contained in the taxi ordinance. Commencement of an apprenticeship training program for new limousine drivers no later than January, 2002. It should be noted that staff has been engaged in discussions with their counterparts in Broward and Palm Beach Counties in order to enable limousine operators to transport passengers III the various counties. Section 31-602(b) of this ordinance contains a provision which will facilitate inter-coul1lY transports. TIle Palm Beach County staff has indicated that it will propose similar language in its jurisdiction; Broward County has indicated that it will follow suit. The provision; in 31-602 (b) will become effective when other counties adopt similar provisions. Fiscal Impact Statement Miami-Dade County already regulates the for-hire industry, including for-hire limousines. Code compliance activities are supported by regulatory and some fine revenue. The proposed amendment creating Article VI of the Code will necessitate the following: I) expansion of the computer database to accommodate the additional limousine information; 2) revised application forms and documents. as well as distribution of updated Code provisions and educational materials and an increase in licensing and training staff; 3) an increased enforcement component consisting of one (1) enforcement supervisor and five (5) additional enforcement officers, to monitor illegal activity and ensure compliance with the Code and minimum limousine rates; and 4) an increase in the number of vehicle inspectors in order to accommodate the corresponding increase in for.hire limousines requiring vehicle inspections. The activities will be funded from revenues resulting from license, operating permit, inspection fees and settlement agreement fees. 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'1 I I . : I I ;. I I : f .' , ! I ' . I , : ; I '!; _ "; i i I I I : I I' I ut_O-Toooooo!:ltl : KJIC lI( K1< . ~ III " " i I I; \ m...-..o.ftl.--"-"Oa-- ! , Il c . c c t " I : ~sa~~8~~~2~~~:~~~~~gN~~~=~~ -------------------------~ ~1 00.139 LIMOUSINE SURVEY INFORMA nON . There are 26 Miami-Dade County limousine license holders with 110 limousine licenses (8 'p:1Ssengers or less). . There are 155 super stretch limousine permits operating under 32 Passenger Motor Carrier (PM C) Certificates (9 passengers or more). There is no numerical limitation. . Broward County has 306 limousine licenses (8 pasSenger vehicles) (1 per 4,500 formula). Prior to June, 1999, there was no regulation of 9 passenger or greater vehicles. A registration process for 9 passenger vehicles has so far resulted in 370 vehicles. There is no numerical limitation, except that currently, super stretch vehicle growth is based on the 1:4,500 formula for limousine vehicles. . Palm Beach County has 603 limousines and 207 luxury sedans. There is no numerical limitation. . There were 112 respondents to the survey, including the 26 Miami-Dade County limousine license holders. Limousine operators were requested to provide the number of vehicles being operated regardless of their permining status in Miami-Dade County. . Respondents were asked to indicate how long they have operated. . 33 companies (29% of respondents) have been providing limousine service since 1980 - 1985 or earlier. · 44 companies (39% of respondents) have been providing limousine service since 1986 - 1990 or earlier; an increase of 34%. . · 69 companies (62% of respondents have been providing limousine service since 1991 - 1995 or earlier; an increase of 59%. . 98 companies (88% of respondents) have been providing limousine service since 1996 - 1997 or earlier; an increase of 42%. . 110 companies (98% of respondents) have been providing limousine service since 1998- 1999 or earlier; an increase of 11%. . Respondents were asked to identify their primary service areas. The choices were Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County and the three counties. Miami-Dade County: . 71 respondents indicated Miami-Dade County as number one service area. N:\wordpro\L.imo\limousanesbuthts ~.")-~ . 00 . 1 39. -- -- _:=.~ . 22 respondents indicated Miami-Dade County as number two service area. . 7 respondents indicated Miami-Dade COWlty as number three service area. . 3 respondents indicated Miami-Dade COWlty as number f'JUT service area. Broward County: . 25 respondents indicated Broward County as number one service area. . 47 respondents indicated Broward County as number two service area. . 11 respondents indicated Broward County as number three service area. . 1 respondent indicated Broward County as number foUT service area. Palm Beach County: . 7 respondents indicated Palm Beach County as number one service area. . 5 respondents indicated Palm Beach County as number two service area. . 45 respondents indicated Palm Beach County as number three service area. . 9 respondents indicated Palm Beach County as nuniber four service area. Three County Area: . 14 respondents indicated the Tri-CoWlty Area as number one service area. . 15 respondents indicated the T ri-County Area as number two service area. . 20 respondents indicated the T ri-County Area as number thret: service area. . 2 respondents indicated the Tri-County Area as number four service area. Survey Response to Prime Service Areas S E R V I C E ARE A Service Area Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Tri-County Rank County County County Areas 1 71 25 7 14 2 22 47 5 15 - 3 7 11 45 20 4 3 1 9 2 77 Respondents have a business location in Miami-Dade County. 27 Respondents have a business location in Broward County. 8 Respondents have a business location in Palm Beach County. N:\..-ordpco\L.imo\limousinesbullilS --I!l... )(.y- z o i= < ..l ;;;, " w c: w z Cii => o ::E ::i --'"' o > w ;> c:: ;;;, '" t- C ., ." ~ :~ g c '" " .. "'" ... ... " ::E _c'-c c:.g o.g - CllI - ~ Cot: 0._ &.' O. I,) :;: o 0.0 Q.. ... ~ ~ ~ ca CQ ftI ~ Ci)~ti5r'" .. C o C ., C o C " ." 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ILL $55.00 $50.00 - $60.00 $75.00 $75.00 Cincinnatl.OH $4000 $40.00 - $60.00 $60.00 $75.00 Dallas. TX , $45.00 $40.00 - $60.00 $60.00 $85.00 I Denver. CO I $45.00 $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 Ft. t.luderdaJe. fL $44 00 $40.00 - $60.00 $54.00 $80.00 Houston. TX $45.00 $80.00 $100.00 $100.00 Los Angeles. CA $68.00 $50.00 - $60.00 $85.00 $100.00 Miami. fL $45.00 $40.00 - $60.00 $55.00 $70.00 - $80.00 New Orleans. LA $45.00 $75.00 $55.00 $70.00 New YOT\; CII\. NY $50.00 $50.00 . $60.00 $70.00 $70.00 Orlando. fL $4500 $60.00 $6500 $100.00 Palm Beach. fL $44.00 $44.00 $54.00 ! $80.00 Phoenix. AZ $4000 $70.00 $50.00 $65.00 POnland. OR $50.00 $60.00 - $70.00 $65.00 I $65.00 San Antonio TX $60.00 $50.00 - $60.00 $65.00 $65.00 St LoUIS. MO $45.00 $70.00 \ $60.00 \ $80.00 San FranCISCo. C A : $7000 $60.00 - $70.00 $85 00 , . $85.00 1 Seanle. W A : $45.00 $45.00 $65.00 $65.00 i TamDa. Fl \ $4500 $45.00 $65.00 ! $65.00 : Note: . All rates are per hour except for the sedan transfer rate Sedan transfer rates are used for one-way. prearranged, continuous trips~ e.g., from a hotel to an airpon. Note Also: All rates reponed in this survey are not regulated by the corresponding municipal jurisdiction ..27 ~ (I MEMORANDUM TO: Hon.. ChaiIperson and Members Board of County Commissioners DA'TE: SUBJECT: November 14, 2000 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) FROM: $// c:? A Robert A Ginsburg County Attorney ~ 00.139 Please note any items checked. "4-Day Rule" (Applicable if raised) 6 weeks required between mt reading and public hearing Decreases revenues or increases expenditures without balancing budget Budget required Statement of fiscal impact required Statement of private business sector impact required Bid waiver requiring County Managers written recomrnendarion Ordinance crearing a new board requires a detailed County Managers report for public hearing "Sunset" provision required Legislative findings necessary _30 Approved Veto Override Mayor Amended S ubsti tute Agenda Item No. 4(A) ] 1-14-00 ORDI]\iANCE NO 00-139 ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 31 OF THE CODE OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RELATING TO REGULATION OF FOR-HIRE MOTOR VEHICLES AND PASSENGER MOTOR CARRIERS; CREATING ARTICLE VI OF CHAPTER 31 OF THE CODE OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PROVIDING FOR REGULATION AND LICENSING OF LUXURY LIMOUSINE SEDANS, STRETCH LIMOUSINES, SUPER-STRETCH LIMOUSINES, ANCIENT. LIMOUSINES, ANTIQUE LIMOUSINES AND COLLECTIBLE LIMOUSINES; AMENDING PROVISIONS RELATING TO TRANSFER OF FOR-HIRE LICENSES; REQUIRING THAT ADVERTISEMENTS FOR FOR-HIRE SERVICES CONTAIN CERTAIN INFORMATION; ESTABLISHING DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY CONSUMER SERVICES DEPARTMENT; CREATING PROVISIONS RELATING TO LIMOUSINE RATES, INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AND ENFORCEMENT; ESTABLISHING VEHICLE STANDARDS AND RULES OF OPERATION FOR FOR-HIRE LIMOUSINE MOTOR VEHICLES; PROVIDING FOR SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF FOR-HIRE LICENSES AND OPERATING PERMITS; PROVIDING' FOR SEIZURE, IMPOUNDMENT AND FORFEITURE OF FOR-HIRE LIMOUSINE MOTOR VEHICLES; AMENDING CHAPTER 8CC OF THE CODE PROVIDING CIVIL PENALTIES; AND PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS, PENALTIES. SEVERABILITY, INCLUSION IN THE CODE AND EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, limousines provide transportation servic.es for compensation over the streets of Miami-Dade County; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to license and regulate the use of these vehicles to assure the passengers thereof, as well as others utilizing the streets of Miami-Dade County, that the vehicles are fit and that their operators and chauffeurs are competent to provide such services; and t.....rUNIJAJ'51l(X ~\ Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 2 00.139 WHEREAS, requiring limousine for-hire license holders to have a place of business in either Miami-Dade County, Broward County or Palm Beach County will greatly enhance the efficiency and ease of investigation, inspection, and supervision required hereunder; and WHEREAS. this Board finds that in order to improve the quality, efficiency, and economy of for-hire limousIne service, it is necessary to increase the availability of for-hire sedan, stretch, and super-stretch limousine service, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA: Section I. Section 31 of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida, IS hereby amended to read as follows: I CHAPTER 31 VEHICLES FOR HIRE . . . ARTICLE n. LICENSING AND REGULATION OF FOR-HIRE MOTOR VEHICLES. Sec. 31-81. Definitions. . . . (n) [["Liffl8Y:Siiae" means any far hire lR8ter "em ale Rat eEl~i~"ea. -.viUi a tiHlim!ter, IUS\'iaiag seatiag aeeelfttR8EiatieftS fer R6t mere tftaft eig-Rt (2) pepsens, eJteh:lsi-,e sf aPiver.]] >>Reserved<< Words stricken through and/or [[double bracketed]] shall be deleted. Words underscored and/or >>double arrowed<< constitute the amendment proposed. Remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. C"WJ'<JIU).A",_CXX" -IL ('..,..p.oR/}.AJ1U)O(" Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 3 . . . (u) "For-hire passenger motor vehicle" or "for-hire motor vehicle" means any chauffeur-driven taxicab ((ef limellsifle)] as defined herein which engages in the casual and nonrecurring transportation of persons and their accompanying property for compensation over the public streets, but excluding ambulances and nonemergency medical transportation of decedents and persons participating in funeral services, vehicles used solely to provide free transportation services for customers of the business establishment owning said vehicles, vehicles used solely to provide special transportation services for the Miami-Dade Transit Agency pursuant to a contract with Miami-Dade County, and rental or leased vehicles which rental or lease does not include a chauffeur; - provided, however, that no vehicles excluded under this definition shall be used on a for-hire basis except as authorized by this article. Vehicles used to provide Miami-Dade Transit Agency special transportation services pursuant to a contract with Miami-Dade County are subject to the regulations contained in Article IV of this chapter. . . . [{~ "St:reteh limeasiBe" meBflS a seaafl. e'tlt and stret~hea a miaimliJ'A siron)' t:/0 (12) iaeaes eeyeRs its staBaara easis ema ~'BieR pfs.;iaes trans196rtatisR seryiee eB]Y en a J're lHl'angea BasisJ) . . . Sec. 31-82. For-bire licenses. . . . (c) Application procedures. Every initial application for a for- hire license, renewal application, amendment to a for-hire license or transfer of a for-hire license, shall be in writing, signed and sworn to by the applicant, and shall be filed with the CSD together with an investigative and processing fee which shall be nonrefundable. If the applicant is a corporation, the form shall be signed and sworn to by the president or vice-president, and the corporate secretary ~3 C 'Wf'O/t{).AJ'j.DO(" Amended 00 -139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 4 shall attest such signature and affix the corporate seal. If the applicant is a pannership, the form shall be signed and sworn to by a general partner. The application shall be on a form provided by the CSD and shall contain all information required thereon, including: (I) Sufficient infonnation to identify the applicant, including but not limited to full legal name. and trade name, date of birth, telephone number, and residence address, of the applicant. If the applicant is a corporation, the foregoing information shall be provided for each officer, resident agent, director, and stockholder. If the applicant is a partnership, the foregoing infonnation shall be provided -for each panner. As pan of such application, the applicant shall also disclose the foregoing infonnatlon for any person who has any interest (legal, equitable, beneficial or otherwise) in the license. Post office box addresses will not be accepted hereunder. [[fa1 B1:lsiaess leeatisa Fe~l:iirefftefttS fer liRl8HSise fer hire lieensees. .-'\B ee'f38Fate er ]3ar""..Refsbi~ 8flJ31ieants sRaB 1ge ergan:icee ar tilialifiea t8 ae \niSiBess >>:flser the l~vs ef Flenda. ana sRaU he've a fllaee sf BwiRess ifl Miami Dade Ca~t,y, FlariEia.]] * * * (9) [[Fer lirBallSifte \faft5rer IlJlJlIie&tiaf15 alii)', a Slatemeftt diselasiBg the teans ana esftaitien5 Elf the Jlfe}38Sea transfer, iRehtaiRg amaWlt ef eempensati0B \\'ftieh has Bees pais ar is J1~aele te the t.aasferer and any ether eeasidefatiea giveR ar te ae gi-:ea te the a:ansrersf iR eanneetisB -Nitfl tRe transfer .of tfte ler hire beeRse; if). lieu. af tfie .eEll:liremeats sf this paragRl'R, ~e 813l'lieaffi. fer transfer sf a fer hire lieense may S118mit a Retat=i~es espy sf 1fte ]3arefiase eeftVaet vMieh esBtaifts a.U iR}eHBaties feElY-Estes BY tl:\is paragTaJ'h.]] >>Reserved<< * * . ?>'4 (" ,WP.o/U)'AJ'Jl)()<. Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No 4(A) Page 5 (10) [(/\ limoli5ifle mllRlIgemeRt a~jllieaBle.]] >>Reserved<< ~laR, wkere . . . (f) Vehicles authorized to operate under a for-hire license. The number of vehicles authorized to operate under a for- .hire license are as follows: taxi [[ aRe! limelisiRe]) for-hire license holders shall operate only one vehicle per for-hire license. . . . (l) [[The Cel!lffiissieR shall hele! sepanite !lllslie heariRg5 as apptepriate after adsFJtieR ef this slHlseetisa Er~t not FRere m!lft eRe eaek !ler ealeRsar year to seteffRiRe the'Rees fer aae.itiaRallime\:lsiae lieefl.ses. Datil Sl:leR a poolie ReMis; is Rele ana tke Cemmissisa aeteRflia€!s .;:hetlier aT flot aaaitisRal fer aile litil0UsiRe lieeases ,,:ill he autl=1erized, the tat'll aafRl3er ef limen:1siFle lieeases saall R0t be iRefeasea ana shall remaiR fi)[ee. ~le a"'jllisatieR fer aaaitisRa.l fer kire liMea.sine lieeases sk.aU \3e aeee~tea by the CSD ltiltil aHer the CelflffiissieR has malie a deteRfliaatieR that there is a Reed far an iBerease in tke ooRlller Elf fer hire limausiRe lieeRses lII!tRefizeEl.)) >>Reserved<< .. . . (t) [[Na for hire lime\lsiRe lieeflse sfiall 'ae assigaee, sele! (either 8atrigkt SF URBer a esaaitisRal sales S9Rlraet) ST 1faRsfeffea '",-itheut ",rier Celtilt)' Iljljlrovel.)] >>Reserved<< [(8-1 The Direeter is autherized te EfPlue':e assigYlRlents, sales af tFaflsfers Ham. eRe epefater te anather \\lftea reEi\lestea l=!j' S\i.9missiaa ef Em ltJ'J3iieatiaa. (\vkieh aiselases the mfefftlaties speeiiied m aRe is siga.ea and swam ta iR aSeSMaJ1Se with. the ref(uifemeats sf w8seetisa (e)(1) of this seetiea) ana )3&yfBeRt Elf a tFaB5fer hwestigati,'e &n8 pfeeessiag fee afu! after &A. iR\'estigatisa ana detefRliaatisR, eases SA the eriteria set faAfl ifl this seetiea. ;"pJ'eals af t.as Direeter's seeisisA SHall as fRaae te the CaffiHlissisa. ~:; C.W1'OIWAJ1J,OOC 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 6 ~ Tke DiFeeter shall iSStie a re~laeeR'leRt [-aT Ripe licease Ie 8ft} Of3SFater Yf38R af3plisatioR ana IlresefltatisR sf IlrBsf at a Retatizeel affielavil SFil:P.,':iRg prasE that IRe lar !=life lieeRsc has ~eeR lest aT SteIeR. af that a fer RiFe lieease is Fe61\::lested fer a replasemeRt fer Rire ffia~er ~~'ekie}e. e1 Upsa fJriar Ca~lRtr apf3Fe~.;al iff. aesarsaAse v:ith this s1:i8seetieR (3), an 813efatar may ]91sEige kis iBterest in His far hire lieefl5e to a lieeBsea aT el=l.aReFea leluiiag iastinltisa a1::ltRsFizeel to aa 1:Hlsiaess if! flerisB as ses\:H'ity fer a lean iaearrea by tRe sf'eraIor fer the f'wehase sf sHsfr lieease ar fer the J9ar:eaase sf a meter yeBiele BJ3eratea Wlser Sl:l0R lieease. 4\$ 19m sf the ragH-lar transfcr -fJraeess, a pra~esee. transferee may simahanestisly seel~ 8fJl'r8\'aI aerSHnser sf sueh J9leage. THe 8fJf.llieant shall mall:e 8fl}31ieatisB ana 'Pay a aemeNR8aele J3reeessiI:l~ fee therefer ~'itA CSD. As 138ft sf tae . aflplieati0B, the Q,J:l131ieant saall aemens<<ate eSfRl3lianee v/ith the faregaiag Fe~bliremems. The CSD s'ftall Jlreeess and revie\v t-ae a19~lieatieR ana shall melEe a reeammeaSatisfl taereSR 18 the CeWlt)' CefftIRissieR. The CSHHflissieB May 8t'~Teve S\ieB 8J3plieatisft as Feflliestea SF -^~tA. sbleR msaiaeatisas aT ~aR s\leh eeaElitisns as is il:S j\-.u:igmeftt the J3l:ls1ie eSRveBieRee a.n6 Beeessity skall reElaire. UpSfl CammiS5is8 appFe't..a1~ the aa:m.ee leRser shall l:1e e~ea 18 tfansfer sf slieR lieense te 1fte leBeer is the e-..eat sf sefa1:l1t anEI fareelesHfe sf slieR lean ar ttf38n re-'aeattaa ef tke BBHB\vtBg 8I'ef8.ter's lieense l:lRaer SeetieR 31 91. The leaser FRay sYBseEltleatly trBftSfer su.eh lieeRSe sliBjeet t8 eemplianee \\lith tl=ie reE(liireffieats ana j:lfSSeEhlfes ge~:eRJ:iflg &=ansfer 51l!eiii!el illlfte llalMe! ef slllls!etieR (t).ll See. 31-85. . . . Rules for Operation. . . . . 3(- (" '".".()"")AJ"~ 'XX. 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 7 (c) HURless stllerwise pre';ieleel iR this artisle. persaRal" ~fe.Jgert)' left e:; a passeFlger if} BFlY for RiFe meter \'eRiele shall, \ipSA its sissaverj' BY ar selivery te tile 6Raliffe\ir sf said .:eRiele, ae re'f3erted immediately t8 aRa de198sitea at the epefatar's offiee, \YAere a reeera sf tR.e SafHe sFiall ee maifltaiRea aRG tRe fJrsJgeft)' Reid fer the oVlfler fOf a perieEl sf Sill (6) maRtRs. at tile eRs sf v.'lliell it sllan aesam: tile )'lrsjleft)' sf tile liReler. The speratsr sRall ae resjlsRsiale fer eeFflJ31iaaee ,vim iRis seetieR by the eRa\:lffe1:u.)] >>Reserved.<< . . . [[~ .\ lims1:lsiRe efleFater saalI f1fs.:iele tAe f~llev..iRg ff1magemeFlt ser:iees: 8i ~~aiflteRanee meilities aRe maiRteRaRee fJr6~T:aa:l fer the uJlkee]3 ef vellieles 8]3eratiRg liRser the fer Ilire 1ieeFlse. fa) ~^. s)'steffl. Fer ftaRaling eeRll31aims. aeeia.eats and flreperty left by a fJRSseBger ifl the fer hire fReter .Jekiele. ~) f. eeBtfal 'f31aee sf Basisess, \VitR a prsflerly listed telefJRBRe fer resei.:iag all salls FelatiR~ t6 fer hire .:eRiele serviee ana v/aere the e~et=ater \vill maiatain t.ae Blisiaess resales aBa daily manifests as set feRh iR 8eetiea 31 ES eftftis artiele. f41 Po. emver MaiRing J!FegFBm ..vhieh the &J:'fllieant \vill utilize t8 eBSlH'e E\\la1ity serviee. Eaeh limBusiRe e1gerater shall Hie a mana.gemeRt plan t8 j:1reviEle the mane.geffi.ent sefViees FeE!\lireel BY this eRaflter iaehuliflg, lnn flat limited 18, a fJrsfJssal far Sli~lfiis5i9A sf &flJ9repriate iRS1:l:fanee eevefage El5 fetlHirea 91' seetiea 31 88 sf tRis aniele.]] >>Reserved<< . . . Sec. 31-87. Rate regulation. ~/ c 'ltI'rDR.Do,AJ1J DOC 00-139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 8 . . . (B) It shall be unlawful for an operator or chauffeur to charge. demand. request or accepl any fare other than the rales established pursuant to this article. [[Tile Baara af CaliRI)' COffifRissieaers sHall estaBlish miRim1::lffi rates for limsli5iRes aRa slretell limalisiRes. J] Rates established by .this article shall be applicable through >>Miami-<<Dade County, both in the incorporated and unincorporated areas, without regard to any municipal boundaries. (C) Except as otherwise provided herein, the Board of County Commissioners of>>Miami-<<Dade County, Florida, shall establish all rates for taxicabs, [[limalisiRes]] and for-hire vehicles operating in >>Miami-<<Dade County.- From and after the effective date of this article, rates shall be established, altered, amended, revised, increased or decreased in accordance with the following procedures: (I) The CSD, upon request of the Commission or the County Manager, shall investigate and prepare a report concerning the existing rates. In the case of taxicab rates, said investigation shall specify the relative changes in the consumer price index over the preceding two-year period and shall quantify what rates would be if the currently approved uniform taxicab meter rates were adjusted for such change. Such investigation shall also consider any additional matters, or review of special service rates when requested by the Commission or Manager. [[1ft the ease ef limeY5me f8.tes, SEHEl iavest:igatisa shall eensiaer the HfHlftsial 8ft~ epefiHiag lepeRs Sli!Ufiittea ey eaeh el'efElter Is aeteffRiae epeFating Faties~ r!VefU:leS, !uJ!leRses ane. me "eteatial im19a€.t sf tae llrallssea rate eillHlges.]] For rate making purposes, the CSD will not consider any costs incurred in the acquisition of a license and political contributions. Costs which will be considered in rate studies will include vehicle operating, maintenance and repair expenses, salaries of drivers, dispatchers and supervisors, insurance costs. taxes and license fees, and administrative and general expenses as prescribed on CSD financial and operating report forms. :::x \' ....,.()JULAJ.jf)(l(. Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 9 * * * Sec. 31-89. Vehicle Standards. * * * (e) [[LimElllSiAeS shall meet the fellswiA!; assilisAal slanears: tHe ';el1iele Rlimeer ml:lSl Be ais!"layea iR aeeeraaRee with iflslruetieRs issliea BY the CSD.]] >>Reserved<< (d) The CSD shall conduct an annual taXimeter inspection for each taxicab and shall inspect each vehicle for compliance with the foregoing standards. and any other requirement or prohibition contained in this article other than standards, requirements or prohibitions relating to taximeters, as provided below. ([l>le f-ar hire IimeusiRe metar vehiele eleer than lifleeR (15) Rlesel yellfs SHall Be s!"eralea 1HarS1=1a.iN te this aniele. C8D skall previae fer ai1n\:ial iaOlleetieR sf eaeH IimeasiRe vel1iele BetweeR ana iflelaaiRg eRe (I) and .-.\"s (2) mseel yeafS elEl; CSD shall llrs\'iae fur semi annaal i:eslgeetiea ef eaeh lim.8\lsiRe vehiele eet"?:eeR aRB iaeh:laiag three (3) artS fatU (4) meael yeafs ale; CSD sRall pI'0\'iae f-aF qaafterly iRspeet1c),Fl ef eaeh lim8\:lsine ';eHiele BelweeR and iaelaeiRg five (5) ana liaeell (15) Riesel yeafS ala fer eSffifJlianee ~.:it:h the fSFegeiag standaras.]l The eSD shall charge a fee for such inspections. In addition to regular inspections, the eSD, any police officer or any other authorized personnel may inspect any for-hire motor vehicle at any time, and may require the driver of said vehicle to stop the vehicle at any time, and to permit the inspection of the interior or exter:i9r of the vehicle, and to produce any license, permit, or document required by this article. The results of each inspection and the date for the next inspection shall be recorded and a copy provided the operator. Any vehicle failing to meet. required safety. standards shall not be operated as a for-hire vehicle until such time as the vehicle satisfactorily passes a reinspection. The eSD shall charge a fee for such reinspection.. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the quanerly inspection of each vehicle between and including five (5) and fifteen (15) model years old to determine compliance with the vehicle condition standards required by Section 31-89(a)(3), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10), (II), (12), (13) and (14), Section 31-89(b)(1), (2), (3), (4) '~(.1 c .W,. OIW"tJ1J.I)(}(' Amended' 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 10 and (5) and Section 31-89(c)(I), (2) and (3) shall commence on May I, 1995 and the quarterly inspection of each such vehicle to determine compliance with the vehicle safety and mechanical standards required by Section 3l-89(a)(I), (2) and (4) shall be reduced to semi-alUlual inspection until July I, 1998. . . . ARTICLE Ill. PASSENGER MOTOR CARRIERS . . . Sec. 31-109. Rates and fares. (a) Applicability. The provisions of this section shall be the exclusive method for the establishment of passenger motor carrier rates through Dade County. (b) Rates and fares to be charged. It shall be unlawful for ary operator to charge, demand, request or accept any fare other than the rates and fares established pursuant to this anicle. (c) Methods of establishing rates. Each operator may establish rates and fares under one (I) or both of the following categories: (I) Rates and fares: . . . [[(3) E1retea limeliSiaes tates. }let\~staB~:~g lIIlY ether "revisiaa ill 1:his seatteR, aU fates Md f&fes fer streteR limeY5iRes shall se estaelishea J31:H'S~ te see,ieR 31 87.]] . . . ARTICLE V. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. Sec. 31-301. Applicability. iU ~. M'" OI(JJ .4J~' LxA. Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 11 All general requirements contained in this anicle are applicable to chauffeur applicants and chauffeurs for nonemergency medical transportation regulated under Chapter 4, Article Ill, private school buses regulated under Chapter 30, Section 371 and 372, taxicabs and [[1ifRSblSiRes)) regulated under Chapter 31, Article II. Passenger Motor Carriers regulated under Chapter 31, Article III, and special transportation service regulated under Chapter 31, Article IV>>and limousines regulated under Chapter 3 L Article VI<<. . . . Sec. 31-107. >>Chauffeur's registration - Additional limousine chauffeur requirements Each chauffeur shall complv 'with the following regulations: ill No Chauffeur shall solicit or pick UP passengers other than by prearrangement through a person located at the limousine license holder's place ofbusiness.<< . . . See, 31:IOli. Chauffeur violations - all types . . . (C) Non-civil violations of Sections 3 1- 303 and 3 I -304 by taxicab [[ sr liffi6lisiBe ]) chauffeurs shall be punishable as provided in Chapter 3 I, Article II of the Code. Civil violations of Sections 31-303 and 31-304 by taxicab [[ ar IimBll5iBe]] chauffeurs shall be punishable as provided in Section 8CC- I 0 of the Code and as provided in Chapter 3 I, Article II of the Code. . . . >>(E) Non-civil violations of Sections 31- 303 and 31-307 by limousine chauffeurs VI ('-..../.(JRJ)AJ7J,Ixx- >>ARTICLE VI. Sec. 31-601. Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 12 shall be punishable as provided in Chapter 3 L Article VI of the Code. Civil violations of Sections 31-303 and 31-307 bv limousine chauffeurs shall be punishable as provided in Section 8CC-IO of the Code and as provided In Chapter 3 L Article VI of the Code.<< . . . LICENSING AND REGULATION OF FOR-HIRE LIMOUSINES. Definitions. For the purooses of this article. the followine "definitions shall applv: ~ 021 ~ @ The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 or the ADA means the civil riehts acts siened into law on Julv 26.1990 as Public Law 101-336. 104 Stat. 327. as the same mav be amended from time to time. "Applicant" means an individual. Partnership or corooration which applies for a for-hire license. oermit. or chauffeur's reeistration. pursuant to the provisions of this article. "Aoolicant" shall .also mean an individual. oartnership or corooration which makes application. where applicable. to renew or transfer a for-hire license. permit or chauffeur's refristtation pursuant to the provisions of this article. In the case of Partnerships and coroorations. "applicant" shall also mean each individual with a Partnership interest. each shareholder of the corooration as well as the coroorate officers and directors. . Ancient limousine" means a luxury motor vehicle as defined in section 320.086( I). Florida Statutes. "Antiaue limousine" means an antiaue luxurv motor vehicle as defined in section 320.086(2). Florida Statutes. '-12-- t" ""POJlJ),AP'D<JC w ill {g) ili} ill ill 00 ill 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 13 "Chauffeur" means a duly licensed driver registered with and authorized bv the Consumer Services Department to operate a for-hire passenger motor vehicle. "Chauffeur registration" means a registration card issued by the CSD. "Collectible limousine" means a luxury motor vehicle of the age of 20 or more years from the date of manufacture. eQuipped with an engine and parts of the age of 20 years or more from the date of manufacture. "Commission" means the Board of Countv Commissioners of Miami-Dade County. Florida. "County" means Miami-Dade County. Florida. "County Manager" means the chief executive officer and head of the administrative branch of county government as provided in Article 3 of the Home Rule Charter of Miami-Dade County. "CSD" means the Miami-Dade County Consumer Services Depanrnent. "Director" means the CSO director or the director's designee. (m) "Fares" or "Rates" means the charges established pursuant to this article to be paid by passenl!ers for the transnortation services provided by a for-hire passenl!er motor vehicle. !!ll "For comoensation" or "comoensation" means for money. prooerty. service. or anvthinl! of value. includinl! tips and commissions. {ill "For-hire" means drivinl!. ooeratinl!. or managing a for-hire Dassenger motor vehicle. and includes all non-revenue producinl! operations of the passenger motor vehicle. l{~ c .,.,,.>()IU)AJ~jCXX: {Q} l..g} (r} Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 14 "For-hire license" means an annuaL renewable license issued pursuant to this Article which authorizes the provision of for-hire transportation services and which mav expire. be suspended or revoked. "For-hire passenger motor vehicle" or "limousine" means anv chauffeur-driven limousine as defined herein which engages in pre-arranl!ed transportation of persons and their accompanving propertv for compensation over the public streets. but excluding ambulances and nonemergencv medical transportation vehicles: vehicles used exclusive Iv for the transportation of decedents and persons Participating in funeral services: vehicles used solelv to provide free transportation services for customers of the business establishment owninl! said vehicles: vehicles used solelv to provide special transPOrtation services for the Miami-Dade Transit Al!encY pursuant to a contract with Miami- Dade County: and rental or leased vehicles which rental or lease does not include a chauffeur: provided. however. that no vehicles excluded under this definition shall be used on a for-hire basis except as authorized by this article. Verocles used to provide Miami-Dade Transit Al!encv soecial transportation services pursuant to a contract with Miami-Dade County are subiect to the rel!:Ulations contained in Article IV of this chaoter. "Good cause" shall mean delay caused bY" circumstances beyond the control of the apolicant. ill "In service" means a for-hire vehicle which is displaying a valid. current operating permit or decaL as apolicable. issued by the CSD. ill "Lease" of a limousine vehicle means a written a2reement for the transfer from a lessor to a lessee of the ril!ht to possess and use a motor vehicle. meetinl! the reauirements of Chapter 521. Florida Statutes. for a scheduled term exceedinl! four (4) months. l(l{' C'M'/'4jR.n-Al7SfX)(' 00.139 Amendetl Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page l5 (ill "Limousine" means a "luxurv limousine sedan." a "stretch limousine." a "super-stretch limousine." an "ancient limousine." an "antique limousine." or a "collectible limousine" and which provides service on a pre-arranl!ed basis only. which is dispatched by its central business location. . ill "Luxury limousine sedan" means a !.uxurv. non- metered vehicle of a wheelbase size smaller than a stretch limousine. as defined by CSD. manufactured to Carry UP to five (5) passenl!ers. excludinl! the driver. M "Operate" means to provide transportation services for compensation rel!:Ulated by this article utilizinl! a for-hire passenl!er motor vehicle. - W "Operating permit" means the valid and current vehicle decal issued to the license holder which authorizes a specific. registered vehicle to ot'erate for-hire and which may expire. be suspended or revoked. W "Operator" means any person who has been issued a for -hire license. ~ "Out of Service" means the removal of a for-hire vehicle from' oDeration by removal of a valid. current operatinl! permit and filinl! with the CSD a (SD form removinl! the vehicle from service. eaa) "Own" means a person who holds the lel!al title of a motor vehicle: or. in the event a motor vehicle is the subiect of a security al!Teement or lease with an OPtion to purchase with the debtor or lessee havinl! the ril!ht to possession, then the debtor or lessee shall be deemed the owner: ebb) "Pre-arranl!ed" or "pre-arranl!e " means a written or telephone reservation made at least one hour in advance by the person reauestinl! service at the place of business of the for-hire license holder for the provision of limousine service for a specified period of time. - l{J ("...."tjl(J)Ans/)()(. 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 16 (cc) "Passenl!er" means a person utilizing a for-hire limousine for the pumose of being transported to a destination. or a person who is awaitinl! the arrival of a prearranl!ed for-hire limousine. and does not include the chauffeur. (dd) (ee) @ {gg} (hh) ill) ill) "Person" means any natural person(s). partnership. association. comoration. or business entity. firm. other "Personnel authorized by the CSD" uniformed enforcement personnel and any individual authorized by the director. means other "Place of business" means the specific Miami-Dade County. Broward County or Palm Beach County address where manal!ement of for-hire operations is provided and which is zoned for the appropriate business usage and matches the address on a current valid occupational license. "Solicit" means an. appeal by bell. homo whistle. words or I!estures by a chauffeur or his or her agent directed at individuals or !!TOUPS. "Stage" means to stoP. Park. or otherwise place a limousine vehicle in the loading or curbside area of a hotel. restaurant. shoppinl! center. public SpOrts facility. museum. theater. performing arts center or transportation facility when the limousine vehicle is not enl!aged in a prearranl!ed. round trip or one way fare. A curbside or loadinl! area shall not include a parking lot. "Street" 'means any public street. avenue. road. boulevard. alley. lane. highway. sidewalk. public nark. viaduct. or other public place accessible to the public. located in . Miami-Dade County and used by motor vehicles. "Stretch limousine" means a sedan cut and stretched a minimum of forty-two (42) inches beyond its l(1c to ,W1'Oltl).urs cxx 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 17 standard basis. manufactured to carrY between six to eight (6-8) persons. excluding the driver. (kk) "Super-stretch limousine" means a luxurv vehicle. as defined by CSD. stretched a minimum of one hundred twenty (\20) inches beyond its standard basis and manufactured to carry nine (9) or more passengers. including the driver. (ill "Trade name" or "doinl!. business as" or "(d/b/a) name" means the county-approved name under which the for-hire license holder may nrovide for- hire passenl!.er motor vehicle transportation services. and which name shall not duplicate the name of any other license holder. Sec. 31-602. For-hire limousine licenses. ill Prohibition al!.ainst unauthorized operations. It shall be unlawful for any PeTSOn to use, drive. or onerate or to advertise in any newspaper. airwaves transmission. telephone directorv. or other medium accessible to the public that it offers for-hire limousine services or to cause or nermit any other PeTSOn to use. drive. or operate anv for- hire limousine vehicle upOn the streets of Miami-Dade County without first obtaininl!. a Miami-Dade County for- hire license and maintaininl! it current and valid pursuant to the provisions of this anicle. (Q) Out-of County oril!in exceotion. Nothinl!. in this article shall be constrUed to orohibit discharl!.e within Miami-Dade Countv of any passenl!er lawfullv picked UP in another Countv and lawfully tranSpOrted into Miami-Dade County. Notwithstandinl! any provision to the contrarY. (1) any passenl!.er lawfully picked UP in another county. transported to. and discharl!ed at any location within Miami-Dade Countv. mav be picked UP at the discharl!.e location and returned to the county of origin as lonl! as the tranSPOrtation is part of a pre-arranl!ed. round-trip fare pursuant to a written contract. the limousine has complied with all of the rel!.ulatorv reauirements of the other county and the county where the passenl!.er is picked UP has adopted a similar provision: and (2) a limousine from another county may 1.(1 C .M'" OICD.AJ1jUOC Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 18 pick UP a passenl!.er at either the Miami International Airport (MIA) or the Miami-Dade Seaport (SeapOrt) and transport said passenger directly to the limousine's county of origin as lonl!. as the transportation is part of a pre-arranl!ed one-way continuous fare pursuant to a written contract. the nassenger arrived at either the MIA or the Seaport. the limousine has complied with all of the rel!.ulatorv reauirements of the other county and the county where the passenl!.er is picked UP has adopted a similar provision. Pre-arranl!.ed means a written or telephone reservation made at least one hour in advance by the person reauesting service at the nlace of business of the for-hire license holder for the provision of limousine service for a specified period of time. Any limousine that picks UP or discharl!es passenl!.ers at either the MIA or the Seaoort shall meet the MIA and the Seaoort limousine requirements. A COpy of the contract shall be in the nosse5sion of the chauffeur at all times and shall be made available to enforcement personnel upon reauest. {f} Apnlication procedures. Every initial application for a for-hire license. renewal application. transfer. or amendment to a for-hire license shall be in writinl!.. signed and swom to by the applicant. and shall be filed with the CSD tOl!ether with an investil!ative and processing fee which shall be nonrefundable. If the applicant is a coTtlOration. the form shall be sil!Iled and sworn to by' the president or vice-president. and the COTtlOrate secretarY shall attest such signature and affix the COTtlOrate seal. If the applicant is a Partnership. the form shall be signed and sworn to by a l!.eneral oartner. The application shall be on a form provided by the CSD and shall contain all information reauired thereon. includinl!: ill Sufficient information to identify the applicant. includinl! but not limited to full lel!al name. and trade name. date of birth. teleohone number. and residence address. of the applicant. If the aoolicant is a coTtlOration. the forel!oinl!. information shall be provided for each officer. resident al!ent. director. and stockholder. If the applicant is a partnership. the forel!oinl! information shall be provided for each partner. As Part of such application. the apolicant shall also disclose the forel!.oinl! information for anv G(~ C-"'/'OI(l).U"SIX)(O 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 19 person who has any interest (lel!al. equitable. beneficial or otherwise) in the license. Post oftice box addresses will not be accepted hereunder. All comorate or partnership applicants shall be orl!.anized or aualified to do business under the laws of Florida and shall have a place of business in either Miami-Dade County. Broward Countv or Palm Beach County. Florida. ill The class or classes of transportation service which the applicant desires to furnish. ill ffi ill (2) ill Limousine service: W luxurv limousine sedan ili} stretch limousine {s) suoer-stretch limousine @ ancient limousine ~ antiQue limousine ill collectible limousine A brief description of the kind( s) and tvpe( s) of vehicles. seatinl!. capacity. seatin2 arran2ements. l!.ross weil!ht. mileal!.e. and number of vehicles prOpOsed to be used. The names and addresses of at least three' (3) residents of the County as references. The trade name under which the anplicant intends to ooerate and a descriPtion. where applicable. of a distinctive uniform and decorative color scheme including placement of numbers and other markinl!.s. A record and proof of all present and prior transpOrtation business activities of the applicant during the Past five (5) years. ill A record of all crimes to which the apolicant has pled nolo contendere. pled I!uiltv. or of which the apolicant has been found l!uilty or been convicted. whether or not adiudication has been withheld within the five (5) vears precedinl!. the date of the ~~ ("-lw,,-oI<lJ.AJ7j/XX' Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 20 application. The applicant shall have his or her finl!erorints and photol!Taph taken by the Miami- Dade Police Department. In the case of a comorate or Partnership applicant. this information shall be obtained from all como rate officers and directors or nartners. as the case may be. In the case of coroorations. the above information shall be obtained from stockholders who own. hold or control five (5) percent or more of the comoration's issued and outstandinl!. stock. W Two (2) credit references includinl!. at least one bank where the applicant has an active account. In lieu of the second credit reference. the applicant may submit alternative written evidence of financial trustworthiness. . {2J Where applicable. the contract disclosinl!. the terms and conditions of the proposed transfer. including amoc~t of comoensation which has been paid or is' payable to the transferor and any other consideration given or to be I!iven to the transferor in connection with the transfer of the for-hire license. D.Ql A limousine manal!ement service plan which shall include: 1ID. Maintenance facilities and maintenance prOl!Tam for the upkeep of vehicles ooerating under the for-hire license. nu A system for handlinl!. complaints. accidents and prooerty left by a passenl!.er in the for- hire motor vehicle. ~ A central nlace of business. with a prooerly listed telephone for receivinl! all calls relatinl! to for-hire vehicle service and where the operator will maintain the business records and dailv manifests as set forth in this article. CD C .M....mW.u'j LXX. 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 21 @ A driver trainin2. prOl!ram which the applicant will utilize to ensure auality servl ce. ~ A proposal for submission of appropriate msurance coveral!e as required by section 31-608 of this article. u..u A sworn statement si2.ned by the applicant that all the information provided by the applicant is true and correct. Q1} Anv additional information as the Director shall require to enforce the provisions of this article. @ Investil!ation of for-hire license applicants. The director shall investil!ate each application and accompanyinl! required documents and reiect any application that is not properly filed or that is incomplete or untrue in whole or in part. The director may approve or denv the issuance of for- hire licenses as specified in this chapter on such terms and conditions as the public interest may require. The director's decision to reiect or to deny may be appealed in accordance with this chaPter. An applicant shall not be elil!ible for a for-hire license if he/she/it: ill has misrepresented or concealed a material fact on his. her. or its application: ill is an alien who is not duly authorized to work by the immi!!Tation laws or the Attorney General of the United States: ill is a user of alcohol or drul!s whose current use would constiTUte a direct threat to prooertY or the safety of others: (!l has pled nolo contendere. pled l!:Uilty. been found guilty or been convicted of a felonv within the last five (5) years. rel!ardless of whether adjudication has been withheld. unless his or her civil or residency ril!.hts have been restored: S;I (" 'H'OI(/).A)'j,XX. w L21 ill ili) {2} ilill ill.} 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 22 has pled nolo contendere. pled l!.uilty. been found I!uilty or been convicted of any crime wherein a for- hire vehicle was employed whether or nOl adiudication has been withheld: has pled nolo contendere. pled guilty. been found guilty. or been convicted of any felony. rel!.ardl('ss of whether adiudication has been withheld. involvinl!. moral tumitude relatinl!. to sex. the use of a deadly weapon. homicide. traffickinl!. in narcotics. violence against a law enforcement officer under &775.0823. Florida Statutes. or is a habitual violent felony offender under &775.084. Florida Statutes: has violated any condition. limitation. or restriction of a for-hire license impOsed by the director or commission where the director deems the violation to be !!Tounds for denial; was enioined by a court of competent iurisdiction from enl!.al!.inl!. in the for-hire business or was enioined by a court of competent iurisdiction with resoect to any of the reauirements of this chaPter: has as a stockholder. officer. director. or partner of a cOTtlOration or nartnership committed an act or omission which would be cause for denyinl! a for- hire license to the officer. director. stockholder. or Partner as an individual; failed to comply with the terms of a cease and desist order. notice to correct a violation or any other lawful order of the director; does not have a place of business located in either Miami-Dade County. Broward County or Palm Beach County. Florida; ill} has anv unsatisfied civil penalty or iudl!.ment oertaininl!. to for-hire operation; ill} has had a for-hire license issued by Miami-Dade County revoked: ~Z- C """UIU.J..Apj()(}( Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 23 L!..11 has within the last five (5) vears plead nolo contendere. pled guilty. been found guilty. or been convicted of an\' misdemeanor. regardless of whether adiudication has been withheld. involving moral turpitude relatinl! to sex: or i.li) has within the last ten (10) years pled nolo contendere. pled guilty. been found guilty. or been convicted. regardless of whether adiudication has been withheld. of any offense involvinl!. trafficking in narcotics. After said ten (10) year period. such a person shall onlv be eligible if and when his or her civil or residency rights have been restored. . W Conditions for obtaining a for-hire license. No for-hire license shall be issued unless the applicant: ill has naid an initial or annual license fee: ill has nrovided an adeQuate manal!ement nlan. ill has submitted proof of insurance reauired by this article: (1) has ensured that the for-hire limousine to be operated under the anplicant's for-hire license' has passed all reQuired vehicle inspections. Failure of the annlicant to meet all of the forel!oinl!. requirements within forty-five (45) days after notification of conditional approval shall cause the license not to be issued. If the applicant believes he. she or it cannot meet the forel!.oinl!. reQuirements within the fot1v-five (45) day period. the applicant may. prior to expiration of such forty-five (45) day period. reQuest in writinl!. a reasonable extension from the director. If the reouest states I!ood cause for an extension. the director may l!Tant such a reasonable extension as the director finds is in the public interest. ffi Vehicles authorized to ooerate under a for-hire license. {'-) ( "."(JIU~ArJIJ(X. Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 24 ill Except for luxury limousine sedans. limousines shall be solely owned or leased by the for-hire license holder. Under no circumstances shall a limousine license holder reauire a chauffeur to purchase or lease a limousine motor vehicle. This requirement shall become effective one (1) year after the adoPtion of this ordinance when a new vehicle is placed into service as provided by Section 3 1 -609(b ). ill The number of vehicles authorized to operate under for-hire license are as follows: ill Luxurv limousine sedan for-hire license holders shall operate only one vehicle per for-hire license. - 02} Stretch. super-stretch. ancient. antiaue. or collectible limousine license holders may operate more than one vehicle ner license. after each such vehicle has obtained a valid and current operatinl!. permit. (g) Issuance and replacement of for-hire license. ill Issuance. Each for-hire license shall be on a form developed by the CSD and shall be signed by the director. Each for-hire license shall. at a minimum. contain the name and the business address of the license holder. date of issuance. its expiration date and such additional terms. conditions. provisions. and limitations as were imposed durinl! the approval process. ill Renlacement. The director mav issue a replacement license to any license holder upon application. Davment of a non-refundable replacement fee and presentation of Droof or a sworn affidavit that the license has been lost or stolen. Oll Expiration of and renewal process for for-hire license. For- hire licenses may be issued for such oeriods as specified in the Administrative Order establishinl!. the fees. The CSD may establish stal!.l!ered license terms to ease .<;1-/ ,-M"'(lIUJ'AJ'jJ)U(" ill ill Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 25 administration of the renewal process. Each renewal shall be submitted no less than thirtv (30) days prior to expiration of the current initial or annual for-hire license together with payment of a license fee. As part of the renewal process. the oril!.inal anplication shall be updated and verified by the applicant on forms supplied bv the CSD. The director shall deny any renewal application that is not timely. is not properly filed. is incomplete. is untrue in whole or in part. or results in a determination by the director that the applicant has failed to satisfy the reauirements of subsections 31-602(c).(d) or (e). Renewal anplications shall additionally include disclosure of all interests in the for-hire license (legal. beneficial. equitable or otherwise) and a sworn statement as to the number of months which each permitted for-hire vehicle operated during the orecedinl! license year. Appeal of the aenial ofa renewal application shall be in accordance with this chaPter. Grace periocJ. License holders shall have a l!.race period of UP to thirty (30) days after expiration of their license in which to renew same provided. however. that all operations shall cease on the date of license expiration and the license holder shall also pay a late fee over and above the annual license fee. All for-hire licenses which have not been renewed on or before thirty (30) days after their expiration shall automatically be deemed revoked. . Rules pertaininl!. to chanl!.e in control of the for-hire license. Except as provided in Section 31-602(n). no for-hire license shall be assil!ned. transferred. or sold (either outril!ht or under a conditional sales contract). Except as provided in Section 31-602( n), any change in the ownership structure of a comoration or partnership where at least five (5%) percent of the shares of said corporation or at least five (5%) percent of the Partnership interest is assil!ned. sold or transferred to another shall be deemed a sale and shall immediately terminate the license and a new for-hire license application shall be filed. The for-hire transportation service may continue to operate provided that such application has been filed with the CSD within thirty (0) days of the chanl!e in accordance with Section 31-602 and be accompanied by an investil!.atory and processing fee. S,,-S:- (".wp.olW.Aj~j"l)()(. Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 26 ill Rules of ooeration. For-hire license holders shall abide by all rules and regulations applicable to for-hire license holders and shall be subiect to the enforcement provisions contained in this chaPter and chanter 8CC of the Miami- Dade County Code. A for-hire license holder shall complv with the followinl! rel!ulations: (I) Everv operator shall collect and file on a daily basis all manifests and trip sheets for each for-hire limousine. The operator shall fumish the forms for each manifest to the chauffeur. which forms shall be approved by the County. Onerators shall not destroy. mutilate. alter, or otherwise deface anv daily manifests without CSD approval. All manifests shall be available for inspection and copying by the CSD or any police agency during regular business hours and shall be retained for one (I ) year: (2) Shall maintain a record of all reauests for service for each passenger transpOrt request received by telephone or made in writing or pursuant to a comorate charl!e account which shall minimally include the followinl! information: name of passenl!er or cOTOOration reauesting service. assigned vehicle number. date and time of service reauest. service provIsion. including charge accounts. and origin and destination of each triP. All records must be made available for inspection and conyinl! within one business day of such reauest by the CSD or any police agency during rel!:lllar business hours and shall be retained for one (J ) year: ill No for-hire license holder. chauffeur. or anv other person shall directly or indirectly provide compensation in any form to anv individual or entity or enl!age in any activity in connection with the paYment of compensation. for the right to pick UP passenl!ers. or provide limousine service from any hotel. motel. ananment. restaurant. nightclub. bar. or any other business establishment. or public facility. The license or registration of any for-hire ~ (' ",n'uRD.Arj [)O(' ill ill (2) ill ill Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 27 license holder, or chauffeur violating this provision shall be subiect to suspension for UP to six (6) months and/or revocation in accordance with the provisions of Section 31-612 or other appropriate enforcement action as provided in this Chapter: It shall be a violation of this article for any individual or entity to accept compensation in any form. either directly or indirectly. from any passenl!er service company. for-hire license holder, chauffeur. or any other person for the right to pick UP passengers or provide limousine service from any hoteL moteL apartment. restaurant. nil!htclub. bar. or any other business establishment or public facility: Each operator shall maintain accurate records of all revenues. all associated expenses. capital expenditures. and other financial and operating information as may be reauired by the CSD. The revenue records shall include charge account contracts that reflect rates charged to all passengers. The CSD shall be granted access to these records for the purpose of inspection and COpying same upOn five (5) days prior notice. All such records and information shall be confidential except that they will become public records for the puroose of rate hearings. revocation or suspension hearings. Each operator shall annually furnish financial and operating information to the CSD on forms and in the manner prescribed by the CSD: Shall maintain a 101! of all customer complaints: Shall maintain auarterly vehicle accident records for all vehicle!; operated in the prior auarter: Shall hold any personal propertY deposited in the lost and found faciliTY for a period of six (6) months. at the end of which time the personal propertY shall become the propertv of the finder. A record of personal propertY reported to or depOsited at the lost and found facility shall be kept for at least one (I) year: ~l (" ."o"OIUJ..U7j lXK' {2) D.ill illl ill.} Ul} .u.il ill} Cl.Q.1 ill} Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 28 Comply with applicable federal law. Florida law. and ordinances. rules and rel!ulations of the County applicable to the operation of for-hire vehicles: lmmediately report anY change of address: Maintain all records pertaininl! to the for-hire ooerations of a vehicle at the place of business for one year and make same available for inspection during the rel!:Ular business hours of the license holder. When reauested by the CSD. the license holder shall provide copies of the records: Obtain the ooerating permit for each for-hire vehicle onerated pursuant to authority of the for- hire license and pay all anplication and vehicle inspection fees; Not oermit or authorize any chauffeur or other person to onerate any for-hire vehicle without that vehicle's current valid operating nermit being displayed therein: Not allow any person to ooerate a for-hire vehicle who is not a Miami-Dade County rel!istered chauffeur. Not allow or uerrnit anv person to ooerate a for-hire vehicle without current. valid. and sufficient insurance coverage as required in this chaPter; Register and have inspected bv CSD all vehicles to be placed into service and all vehicles taken out of service: Not permit or authorize anyone to drive any for-hire vehicle unless the brakes. steerinl! mechanism. tires. horn. windshield wioers. side and rearview mirrors. and all lil!htinl! devices are in I!ood working order. and the vehicle meets all other applicable vehicle standards as set forth in this chapter; s.1? (' ..../.UAllAj1j 00<" ill) . m1 (20) ill} (22) Amended 00 . 1 39 S ubsti tute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 29 Not allow or permit any person to operate a {or-hire vehicle while his or her ability or alertness is so impaired or so likely to become impaired throul!h fatil!ue. illness. or an\' other cause. as to make it unsafe for the chauffeur to begin or continue to drive the for-hire vehicle: Not refuse or neglect to transpon or to dispatch to or from any nlace in the county any orderlv person reauestinl! service. Every deaf or hard of hearing person. totally or oanially blind person. or physically disabled person shall have the right to be accomnanied by a service animal specially trained for the pumose. without being reauired to nay an extra charge for the service animal: A limousine for-hire license holder shall be prohibited from leasing a for-hire license to another nerson or entity. or reauirinl! that a chauffeur pay any amount of compensation for the right to operate the vehicle authorized by the for-hire license: A limousine for-hire license holder shall. except as nrovided herein. be prohibited from enterinl! into a written a!!Teement with an existing for-hire limousine license holder or passenger service comPanv as defined in Article II. Notwithstanding the forel!oine. a luxury sedan limousine license holder who has been issued three (3) or less luxurv sedan limousine licenses may enter into a written a2Teement with an existinl! for-hire limousine license holder or passenger service comPanY for the provision of the following services as stated in section 31-602(c)(I0). Under no circumstances shall an existing for-hire limousine license holder or passenll:er service company require a sedan limousine license holder to purchase any services or l!.oods others than those stated in 31-602( c)(I 0): Not allow a driver to solicit or pick UP passengers other than by prearrangement through a oerson located at the limousine license holder's place of business: ~4 (" -1f'''~IU>'AJ'j_lXX. ill . 1m) Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 30 ll1} Disclose to the customer if a vehicle substitution is necessarv and provide the customer with an opportunity to cancel a contract based thereon: (24) Not allow a driver to stage: (25) A holder of a luxurv limousine sedan license. or stretch limousine license, or super stretch limousine license shall nrovide limousine services with not more than 10% of the limousine service provided being paid for in cash: (26) A holder of an ancient. antiaue or collectible limousine license shall provide limousine service with not more than 50% of the limousine service provided beinl! paid for in cash. Responsibility for violations of chaPter. The holder of a for-hire license shall be held responsible for anv applicable violation of this article arisinl! from the oneration of the for-hire vehicle authorized under the holder's for-hire license and shall be subiect to the penalties provided in this chaPter for any such violation. In addition. his. her. or its license shall be subiect to suspension or revocation for any such violation. Charges al!ainst or penalties imposed on a for-hire license holder or for-hire chauffeur for the same or related violations shall not relieve the for-hire license holder of responsibility under this article. As Part of the annual renewal of a for-hire license. each operator shall certify on a form provided bv the CSD the number of months during the preceding year that he. she. it operated and provided the service authorized by the for-hire license. Failure to ooerate for at least nine (9) months during the preceding vear shall result in automatic revocation of such license. Ooerations within the thinv-day !!Tace period provided in subsection (i) shall not be counted for nurooses of determininl! compliance with the reauirements of the two (2) precedinl! sentences. (ill No for-hire limousine luxury sedan license shall be assil!ned. sold. (either outril!ht or under a conditional sales contract) or transferred without Door County approval. AnY chanl!e in the ownership structure of a comoration or ~D 00.139 (" ".I'ORD.AJ7JUQC Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 3 I partnership where at least five (5%) percent of the shares of said coi-ooration or at least five (5%) percent of the partnership interest is assigned. sold or transferred to another shall be deemed a sale for the purposes of this section. The Director is authorized to approve assignments. sales. or transfers when reauested by submission of an application (which discloses the information specified in and is sil!ned and sworn to in accordance with the reauirements of subsections (c) and (d) of this section) and paYment of a transfer investigative and processing fee and after an investigation and determination. based on the criteria set forth in this section. An assil!nee. buyer. or transferee shall not begin operating the limousine luxurv sedan license durinl! the pendency of the application approval process. If the County approves an application to assil!n. sell. or transfer a limousine luxurv sedan license. the assil!nor's. seller's. or transferor's limousine luxurv sedan license shall be suspended until the County reissues the limousine luxurv sedan licenses to the assignee. buver. or transferee. Provided. however. that the County shall reissue the limousine luxurv sedan licenses to the assignee. buyer. or transferee at a cost not to exceed the annual. limousine luxurv sedan license renewal fee. Anv limousine luxurv sedan license issued pursuant to section 31-603 (c) (ii) to (v) shall not be assigned. sold or transferred for a period of five (5) years from the date of issuance. exceot UDOn: (l) the sale of the luxurv sedan license holder's business within the five-year period: (2) the sale of shares or the coTOOration or partnership as provided in this subsection; or (3) the transfer of all for-hire luxury sedan licenses by an individual to a person as defined in Section 31-601. No transfer shall be approved that results in a license holder holding or controlling more than thirty (30) oercent of the total number of luxurv limousine sedan licenses issued by the County. Appeals of the Director's decision shall be made pursuant to the reauirements of this Chapter. {Q} It shall be unlawful to operate any vehicle as a for-hire motor vehicle without first having obtained a for-hire license and an operatinl! permit specifically relating to said vehicle. The for-hire operating perrnit shall. at all times. be displaved within the vehicle and shall be available for (p ( (0..oIl'P"'UIlDWJ7J"()(X Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 32 inspection by any police officer or authorized agent of the CSD. {Q} Conversion of super-stretch limousine certificates of transportation to a limousine for-hire license: Within ninety (90) days after the date of enactment of this ordinance, suner-stretch limousine certificate of transportation license holders shall obtain a stretch or super-stretch limousine for-hire license and corresponding ooerating permit for each vehicle ooerated thereunder. Such oermits shall be obtained pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter. l..g} Rules for extstmg for-hire limousine ~icenses. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrarv. any person who converts an existing for-hire limousine liCense after the date of adoPtion of this ordinance pursuant to Section 3l-603(c)(i) and is providing luxury limousine service may lease the luxurv limousine sedan license to a oerson who meets the requirements of Section 31-602 (c) and (d). including nayment of the application and investigatory fee. until such license is assil!ned. sold or transferred as provided in Section 31-602(n). Sec. 31-603. Luxury limousine sedan for-hire limousine licenses. W Rules governinl! the distribution of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses. ill Upon the effective date of this ordinance. the director shall be authorized to issue the number of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses Dursuant to subsections (c)(i). (ii). (iii) and (iv). Bel!inning two (2) years after the adoption of this ordinance. the director shall each calendar Year thereafter for a period of five (5) vears. be authorized to issue the number of licenses equivalent to five (5) oercent of the total number of luxury limousine sedans issued pursuant to (c)(i). (ii)' (iii) and (iv). By April I of each calendar year. the CSD shall file with the County Manal!er a repOrt detailing the current Miami-Dade County number of luxury limousine lC2-- Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 33 sedan licenses and the number of licenses to be issued to reach an increase of five (5) percent in the number of luxurv limousine sedans provided for in this subsection. The CSD director shall administratively issue such licenses pursuant to the provisions ofthis section. (Q) Method for distribution of new luxurY limousine sedan for-hire licenses. Issuance of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses shall be issued by the CSD director in accordance with the following procedures: ill Random selection or lotterv for new issues. A random selection or lottery process shall be conducted as determined by the director. The random selection or lotterv process - shall be conducted by an individual who shall not have resoonsibility for the enforcement of this chapter. All fees and applications must be received by the CSD no later than fifty (50) calendar days afrer the artnouncement of the lotterv. (ill Separate lottery conducted by CSD. If. due to revocation. cancellation. or lapse. there are ten (l0) or more luxury sedan licenses which may be issued. the CSD shall have authority to issue such licenses utilizine: the procedures of this section. In such event. the applicable deadlines for submission of applications and for conduct of the lotterv may be administratiyely determined by the director. (Hi) Conditions for Participatinl! in random selection or lottery process. All applicants shall pay a non- refundable fee to participate in each random selection or lottery process. Each application to particinate' in the random selection or lotterv process shall be filed in accordance with Section 31-602 of this Chapter. includinl! paYment of the investie:ative and processing fee provided therein. The CSD shall diSQualify applicants who do not meet the reauirements of this Chapter from participation in the lotterv. The director's decision shall be final. r ....,.()ItOAJ~' f)()(' ((:;. .3 c: .Wf',()lUJoAnj IX)C Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 34 (iy) No luxury limousine sedan for-hire license shall be issued until the applicant has met the provisions of Section 31-602 within fortv-five (45) days after the applicant has been notified of his or her selection. If the applicant believes he or she cannot meet the reauirements within the 45-dav period. the applicant may. prior to expiration of such 45-day period. reauest in writing. a reasonable extension from the CSD director. The CSD director may grant such a reasonable extension that the director finds is in the public interest. W Conditions for initial issuance of luxury limousine sedan licenses: ill Each holder of a current and valid for-hire license to operate a limousine shall. upon application. receive one luxurv limousine sedan license for each such license held. The number of for-hire luxurv limousine sedan licenses issued pursuant to this paral!.Taph (i) shall be subtracted from the total number to be issued pursuant to Section 31- 603(a)(i). Such application shall be filed no later than fortY-five (45) dayS after the effective date of this ordinance. Failure to file such application within the prescribed period shall result in forfeiture of such option. ill) Each leasee of a current and valid for-hire limousine license as of January 1. 1999. shall. upon apnlication and the submission of documentation requested by CSD. receive one (]) luxury limousine sedan license for each for-hire limousine license leased prior to January 1. 1999. The number of for-hire luxurv limousine sedan licenses issued pursuant to this naral!.Taph Hi) shall be in addition to the total number to be issued pursuant to 31-603(c)(iii). Such application shall be filed no later than fortY-five (45) dayS after the effective date of this ordinance. Failure to file such anplication within the prescribed period shall result in forfeiture of such ontion. 0<-{ Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 35 (iii) Each person in whose name continuous intra Miami-Dade County luxury limousine service was offered prior to Januarv I. 1999 shaH be issued one (1) luxurv limousine sedan license for each for-hire luxury limousine sedan operated if the applicant: (I) submits an apnlication which is anproved by the CSD: (2) nays the applicable application investigative and nrocessinl! fees: (3) provides proof of continuous. intra Miami-Dade County luxury limousine sedan service. as reauired herein: and (4) enters into a settlement agreement with the County. which shall. among other thinl!s. include a promise that the applicant's future limousine operations will comply with the reauirements of the Code and requires the payment of a $500 per vehicle penalty for each vear that a vehicle has been' operated iIIel!ally. The settlement a!!Teement mav provide for nayment of such penalty over a period of Years. In order to demonstrate continuous. intra Miami- Dade County luxury limousine sedan service before January I. 1999. the applicant shall submit. in addition to anv other information required bv the County. the following documents: (I) annual federal tax records relating to luxury limousine services showing the payment of taxes consistent with the provision of luxury limousine services as stated in the application: (2) a list and description of all vehicles ooerated. vehicle identification numbers and the years of operation: (3) annual revenues per vehicle: (4) evidence of automobile liability insurance as required by Florida Statutes for each vehicle operated: (5) the number of hours operated per Year. per vehicle: (6) proof that each vehicle provided at least 240 intra Miami-Dade County trips for the 12-month calendar neriod prior to January I. 1999: (7) occupational licenses for each year the applicant provided for-hire limousine service from a municipality in Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County. or in the absence of an occupational license from the preceding governmental entities. an occupational license from a municipality in Broward or Palm Beach Counties. . or from Broward or Palm Beach Counties: (8) manifests for each trip provided by each vehicle: ," lwt'.Q/U)AJ'jDOC 01 . c.....,.OIUJ,AS'j.l)()c. . Amenoed 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 36 (9) Articles of Incorooration. if reQuired bv law: (10) fictitious name registrations. if reauired by law: (11) annual renewals of Articles of Incorooration and fictitious name registrations. if reauired by law: (12) the name. address and telephone number for all chauffeurs who drove each luxurv limousine and the dates of emplovment: and (13) a notarized affidavit. signed under oath. that the submitted application and documents are true and genuine. The CSD shall disaualify applicants who do not meet the reauirements of this chapter. The number offor-hire limousine licenses issued pursuant to this paragraoh (iji) shall be subtracted from the total number to be issued pursuant to section 3l-603(a)(i). (iv) After totalinl! the number of for-hire luxurY limousine sedan licenses issued pursuant to (c)Ci). (in and (iii). twenty percent (20%) of the total number of issued luxurY limousine sedan licel'ses to be issued or 100 luxurY limousine sedan licenses. whichever number is !!Teater. shall be distributed through a random selection or lottery process to taxicab chauffeurs who as of Januarv I. 1999. were providinl! taxicab service in compliance with the reQuirements of Chanter 31 of the Code. The applicant shall be required to furnish 'such documentation as shall be required by the CSD. ill Notwithstandinl! the forel!oinl!. no additional for- hire luxurv limousine sedan licenses shall be issued for a two (2) year period after the issuance of licenses pursuant to Section 31-603(c)(i), (ii). (iii) and (iv). If. in the future. additional luxurv limousine sedan for-hire licenses are to be issued. all applicants must meet the requirements of Section 31-602 and. shall be distributed as follows: 0) one-third 0/3) to holders of a current and valid limousine for-hire license: (2) one-third (/3) to persons who are providing taxicab service in compliance with the reQuirements of Chanter 31 of the Code: and (3) one-third (113) to applicants who meet the requirements of section 31-602 of the Code. ~0 ('.....,..aRJ)Al~.) no,' 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 37 (vi) No lotterv applicant may apply for more than twenty (20) luxurv limousine sedan licenses. iQ) Renewals. Additional rule for renewal of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses. Failure to use a for-hire license durin\! any nine (9) month period shall be deemed abandonment and shall result in automatic revocation of the for-hire license. W Leasing the for-hire license. A luxurv limOUSine sedan license shall not be leased to another party. Sec. 31-604. Establishinl! limousine rates. Except as otherwise provided herein. the Commission shall establish minimum rates for luxurv limousine sedan. stretch limousine. super-stretch limousines. antiaue limousines. ancient limousines and collectible limousines ooerating in Miami-Dade County. Such rates shall be established. altered. amended. revised. increased. or decreased in accordance with the following procedures: ill The CSD. at Two year intervals or upOn request of the Commission or the County Manal!er. shall investil!ate and prepare a reoort concerning the existing rates for luxurv sedans. ancient limousines. antiaue limousines. collectible limousines. stretch. and SUPer stretch limousines. Said investil!ation shall specify the relative changes in the consumer orice index over the preceding Two-vear neriod and shall ouantify what the rates would.be if the currently approved minimum limousine rates were adiusted for such change. Such investigation may also consider the financial records of the industrY to determine revenues or expenses when reauested by the Commission or County Manager. ill The CSD's repOrt shall be forwarded to the CounlY Manal!er who shall preDare a recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. ill A public hearinl! concerning rates shall be scheduled at which time all interested parties shall have an opportunity to be heard. The Commission shall consider the CSD's report. the County Martal!er's recommendation. and all ~/ ~ C.'~\AJ7j.DO(" Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 38 evidence produced at the hearing and. bv resolution. shall determine and set the appronriate rates as may be in the public interest: provided. however. limousine minimum rates shall be no less than three and one-third (3.33) times the hourly rate oftaxicabs. Sec. 31-605. Chauffeur's Re2istration. It shall be unlawful for any oerson to drive a limousine over any street in Miami-Dade County without first having obtained a chauffeur's rel!istration from the CSD pursuant to Chapter 31 of this Code. No later than January 1. 2002. initial limousine chauffeurs shall be reQuired to comnlete an apprentice program as prescribed by the CSD. Sec. 31-606. Duties of Consumer Services Deoartment. W In addition to the duties and responsibilities specified in this article. the CSD shall be charged with the following duties and responsibilities: ill ill ill {!l ill @ Process. inyestil!ate. and prepare all reports reauired by this article. Investigate and prepare reoorts on alleged violations of this article. Enforce the provisions of this article. Attempt to resolve complaints received from any source conceminl! the industrY, Issue. deny. suspend. and revoke all for-hire licenses and chauffeurs' rel!istrations pursuant to the orovisions of this chapter. and maintain appronriate files Tel!arding same. Preoare and conduct or cause to be conducted a training and orientation Prol!.tam for chauffeurs and a traininl! and orientation for for-hire license holders. ill Develop and implement. in cooperation with the industry. service expansion and improvements. (pp (" H'/,.(JIU}AJ7'V(")(" Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 39 ill Provide technical assistance to the industry. f2.) Create and render technical assistance to a for-hire vehicle advisorv group comprised of representatives from consumers. the industry. transportation-related interests. municinalities. and nublic interest orl!anizations. !JQl Develon a standardized reporting technique for operators after consultation with a for-hire vehiCle advisory eroup. li.D Assign an exclusive number to be displayed on each for-hire vehicle operating in Miami-Dade ~ounty. Ull Provide a system to handle complaints of municipal officials relating to for-hire service within such municipalities and exoedite the solution of same. [l}} Perform any other functions assil!ned bv the CounlV Manal!er. {H} Coordinate cooperative enforcement activities with municipalities. includinl! implementinl! procedures for the disposition of [me revenues collected. ail Preoare and implement. in coordination and after consultation with the industry_changes. amendments. or modifications to administrative orders establishinl! fees pursuant to this article and provide the industrv with at least ten (l0) days notice prior to consideration of such changes. amendments or modifications by the Board of County Commissioners. 11.21 Upon court order have closed and sealed unlicensed service provider establishments in accordance with this article. {Q} The Director mav propose and the County Manager may promulgate further rules and rel!u1ations to carry out the provisions of this article. which rules and regulations. when ~-1 , <.':I~>AJ7j./)O(" Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 40 approved by the Board of County Commissioners. shall haye the force and effect of the law. if} Except for the fees established by the County Manager and approved by the Commission for for-hire vehicles providing transportation of persons and their bagl!age from Miami International Airport and from the Port of Miami. wheneyer in this article a fee is charl!ed or is reQuired to be paid. the amount of such fee shall be established bv administrative order of the County Manager and approved by the Commission. Such fees shall be deposited in a separate Miami-Dade County fund and shall be used exclusivelv to accomplish the rel!:Ulatorv purposes of this article. The amount of each fee established hereunder shall be reasonably related to the cost of the senrices and rel!ulation provided therefor. Sec. 31-607. Operating permits. ill It shall be unlawful for any for-hire vehicle to be operated in Miami-Dade County without first obtaining a Miami-Dade County operating oermit and maintaining such permit current and valid in accordance with this chanter. Oll Before any for-hire vehicle shall be ooerated. the license holder shall make separate application to CSD for a permit for each motor vehicle to be operated under such for-hire license. Each apnlication shall be accompanied by a oermit fee. which shall be non-refundable. Each oermit anplication shall be in writinl!: on a form nrovided by the CSD. The application shall state the name and license number of the for-hire license holder and shall state .the make. model vear of manufacture. VIN number. and state license plate number of the vehicle to be ooerated. Such application shall be accoIl\panied by proof that the for-hire license holder owns the vehicle, No permit shall be issued until the applicant has presented proof of the insurance CQveral!e required bv this article and the for-hire vehicle has passed all reauired vehicle insoections. ~ Permits shall be separately numbered and shall identify the vehicle to which they applv. It shall be unlawful to operate a for-hire vehicle without a current. valid operating permit displayed within such vehicle. 7'0 C .WpOIW....J7jl)(JC Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 41 @ Each operatinl! Permit may be issued for UP to a one ([) year period. The term of the permit shall be concurrent with the term of the for~hire license and may be renewed upon compliance with this section. ~ Ooerating permits shall not be transferred. assigned. or leased. ill In the event any motor vehicle for which a permit has been issued shall become unsafe to operate or its body or seating facilities become so damal!ed. deteriorated. or unclean as to render said vehicle unfit for public use. CSD may suspend the permit until such time as the condition is remedied: nrovided. that no such suspension shall be effective until the permit holder or vehicle driver has received' notice of the particular conditions to be remedied. Sec. 31-608. Insurance reauirements. w No for-hire motor vehicle shall be permitted to operate without the license holder having first obtained and filed with the CSD a certificate of insurance on forms provided by the CSD for each for-hire motor vehicle showing the federal vehicle identification number, a vehicle description. and the for-hire license number. and shall list the for-hire license holder. each chauffeW" the license holder allows to operate the vehicle. and the owner of the vehicle as insureds under an automobile liability insurance oolicy with limits of liability no less than one hundred thousand dollars ($100.000) per person. and three hundred thousand dollars ($300.000) per occurrence for bodily iniury. and fifty thousand dollars ($50.000) per occurrence for propertY damage. Additionally. the certificate of insurance shall soecify coveral!e for complete 24-hour vehicle onerations for all drivers who have a Miami-Dade County chauffeur's rel!istration. rel!ardless of where operated or whether enl!al!ed in for-hire operations. and shall state the limits of automobile liability and property damal!e coveral!e. Failure to provide current certificates of insurance or to maintain aporopriate insurance coverage for each for-hire vehicle shall be grounds for revocation of the for-hire license. 1( c .'I'..uRD'AJ~U)Ot' 00-139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 42 au Scope of Insurance. The insurance required in this section shall be issued by an insurer that is a member of the Florida Insurance Guaranty Association. Insurance coverage shall be for a polic\' term of at least six (6) months. Nothing in this insurance pOlicy or declaration shall permit binders. deductibles. self insurance. or any provision requiring the insured to reimburse the insurance company for claims. W Each automobile liability insurance policy shall be endorsed to provide for thirty (30) days' notice bv registered mail to the CSD or any material change. cancellation. or expiration. No policy will be accepted for a shorter period than six (6) months. @ Unless an operator furnishes the CSD with satisfactorv evidence of the reauired insurance coverage prior to the expiration of the thirty (30) days' notice specified in subsection (c) of this section. or upon a third notice of cancellation within twelve (\2) months. the for-hire license shall be suspended forthwith by the Director and surrendered to the CSD pending a hearing to determine whether said for-hire license should be revoked. This automatic suspension requirement will not pertain to a for- hire motor vehicle when its insurer withdraws from Florida and cancels its policies. or when the policy is canceled through no fault of the operator, W Examination of Insurance Policy. The CSD reserves the ril!.ht to reauire submission of a certified COpy of or to examine the oril!inal pOlicies of insurance includinl! but not limited to endorsements. amendments. exclusions. riders.- any additional contracts between the insured and the insurer and apnlications to confirm the existence of the reauired insured coveral!e. Sec. 31-609. Vehicle standards. {!l In addition to the aoolicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety reauirements in 49 Code of Federal Rel!Ulations. part 571. and Florida Statutes. the following vehicle standards shall aDPlv to all for-hire motor vehicles ooerated under the provisions of this article. It is the operator's responsibility to insure that each vehicle meets the following standards and minimum inspection reauirements: 71.--- i" ."':.U#U),AJ'j,CX}(. Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 43 ill Brakes within allowable parameters as provided by test eauipment readings for stopping effectiveness. There shall be no leaks in lines. hoses. fittings. or parts; hoses shall not be cracked or frayed: there shall be no audible air leaks in air brake system. ill License. nermit or inspection decals. as applicable. shall be correctly displayed and be clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle: ill ~ W chauffeur registration. operating permit number. rate card. passenl!er advisory. and any additional information as may be reauired shall be displayed within the vehicle in accordance with the inStructions ofthe CSD. Oil exterior vehicle sil!nage and markings shall be as reQuired by the CSD. Inside rear-view mirror and a mirror on each side of vehicle. A functioninl! speedometer and odometer indicating sneed in miles oer hour and a functioning odometer indicatinl! distance in miles. ill Functioninl! windows. door handles. and latches. The Primarv and secondary hoodltrunkJrear access door latches shall be fully onerable. @ A functioning interior li2ht within the passenl!er compartment. If the light becomes defective. the ooerator must correct the defect on the very next day or remove the vehicle from service at that time. m An ooeratinl! air-conditioning svstem that provides cooled and heated air. If the air-conditioning system becomes inoperable. the vehicle must be removed from service until such svstem is reDaired. Maximum output temperature will be based on a sliding scale chart which takes outside air temperature and relative humidity into account. 7~ C..,,.,OlWAJ7j.l)()(" ill (2) il.Q} ill.) 01} ill} (ill ill.) 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 44 Outnut temDerature will be taken at center duct with controls set for maximum cooling. The vehicle exterior must be free of grime. oil. or other substances and free from cracks. breaks. dents and damaged paint that detracts from the overall appearance of the vehicle and that could harm. iniure. soiL or impair the passenger or his or her personal belonl!ings. EQuipoed with hubcaps or wheel covers. on all four (4) wheels. If not on the yehicle. the ODerator must put them on the vehicle the next day. Bumoerslmouldinwl!uards shall be. installed! replaced as oril!inally manufactured except for moldings on side panel doors. The interior of the trunk. or rear portion of for-hire vehicles. shall be free from dirt. !!rime. oil. trash. or other material which could soil items placed therein and free of orotrUding metal or other obiects that could damage items placed therein. The passenl!er compartment must be clean. free from tom upholstery or floor coverinl!s. damaged or broken seats. and orotrUdinl! sharD edges.. All eQuioment in the interior of the vehicle shall be safely and adequately secured. There shall be no holes ooening to the passenl!er compartment from the underbody. A hom which shall be audible. The driver's vision must be unobstructed on all four (4) sides. Safe tires - no recaDs shall be used. Maximum allowable treadwear shall be where tread is level with wear bar. or 2132" when measured at three random places in tire tread. The tires shall be inflated to manufacturer's soecifications and free of cuts. cracks. bulges or eXpOsed belts. jLl t' wt'-(JI(JJ,U7j.VUC. Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 45 U21 Front-end and rear-end alignment shall be within allowable parameters as provided by test equipment readings for alil!nment. lJ.1} Wiper blades must be able to clean I!lass when wet and the rubber element shall not be tom. ripped. or loose. Q[} All lights shall be operable including 4-way flasher. turn and signal. clearance. warning. marker. brakes. taillight. license plate. backup. and parking light. All lights must be of correct color and properly positioned as reauired by Florida Statutes and rel1:Ulations. All dome lights must be operable with lens in place. D..2} Reflectors and lenses shall not be cracked or missing and must be of correct color and properly positioned. (20) Both low and high beam headlights shall be ooerable. and within test equipment allowable readinl!S. ill} Glass shall not be broken or cracked and chips must be capable of beinl! !!Tound out. leaving a smooth. clear finish. (22) Doors shall be operable with all weather striopinl! and rubber seals. an Vehicle steering and suspension shall be functional. (24) Seat belts for all persons transported shall be in place and functional. unless otherwise exempted by regulation. (25) Limousines shall not displav the word(s) "taxicab." "taxi." or "cab" on the vehicle exterior or interior and shall not be eQuiooed with a taximeter. ili1 Vehicle al!e limits and inspection schedules. Vehicle al!e limits and frequency of for-hire vehicle inspections are as '7-' c.....r CJRDo.AJ1H>OC Amended 0 0 t, 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 46 follows: provided however. that the CSD mav inspect a for- hire vehicle at any time: ill Luxurv limousine sedans. No luxurv limousine sedan initially nlaced into service shall be older than two (2) model years of al!e. No luxury limousine sedan that exceeds five (5) model vears of age shall be inspected or operated. ill Stretch limousines. No stretch limousine initially placed into service shall be older than two (2) model years of age. No stretch limousine that exceeds five (5) model years of age shall be insnected or operated; provided.. however. that a luxury sedan vehicle that is ejther a fift~ (\5) or greater model year Rolls Royce. Packard or Mercedes Benz that has been stretched a minimum of 42 inches may be operated beyond five (5) model years as lonl! as the vehicle meets the inspection reauirements of the Code. ill Suoer-stretch limousines. No sUDer-stretch limousine initially placed into service shall be older than two (2) model years of age. No suDer-stretch limousine that exceeds seven (7) model years of al!e shall be insPected or operated: provided. however. that a luxury sedan vehicle that is either a ftfteen (5) or !!Teater model year Rolls Royce. Packard or Mercedes Benz that has been stretched a minimum of 120 inches may be oPerated beyond seven (7) model years as long as the vehicle meets the insDeCtion reauirements of the Code. ffi The limousine vehicle al!e reauirements will be effective one vear after adqption of this ordinance. ill Ancient. antiaue. or collectible limousines are exempt from the vehicle al!e reauirements of this article. !.2:l Limousines shall minimally meet the followinl! inspection schedule: I~ c. .."'()I(J).AJ'j.(Xx.. 00-139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 47 ill Limousines one (1) through two (2) model years of age shall be inspected annually: (ill Limousines three (3) through four (4) model years of age shall be inspected semi- annually; (iii) Limousines five (5) model years of age or more shall be inspected Quarterlv: provided. however. that ancient or antique limousines shall be inspected semi-annually. (f) lnsnection fees. The CSD shall charge non-refundable fees for inspection and re-inspection of anY for-hire vehicle for compliance with the vehicle standards and reauirements of this subsection. Inspection results shall be recorded and a copy provided. Any vehicle failing to meet any reauired vehicle safety standard shall not be operated until it passes are-inspection. @ Disnlay of information identifYing vehicle number and companv. The operatinl! permit number. fares. or rates. for-hire licertSe holder's name. and business telephone number shall be permanently displayed in the interior of the vehicle in accordance with instructions issued by the CSD. W Telecommunication devices. Limousines shall be equipped with a two-way radio or cellular telephone. ill Vehicles ooerated oursuant to a luxurv limousine sedan license shall be either entirely silver. black. navY or white. Sec. 31-610. Enforcement of article. !Al This article shall be enforced by authorized personnel of the CSD. the police forces of the various municipalities in Miami-Dade County. and by the Miami-Dade Police Deoartment. When specifically authorized by the Director. this article may be enforced by personnel of the SeapOrt and Aviation Department when violations occur within their respective boundaries. The CSD shall prepare and distribute to all authorized enforcement personnel an enforcement manual outlining procedures for the detection. 17 C.''''''ORDAJ7j.lXJ(" Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 48 reporting. and issuance of citations or deficiency reports for yiolations of this article. Dll The CSD may emnloy a deficiency or warning system throul!h which operators are I!iven written notice of minor violations and a specified period of time to correct Same. Unless otherwise provided. all other violations shall be processed under Chapter 8CC of the Code. kl Deficiency reports and citations shall be issued to the Party responsible for the violation as set forth in this article. Any person issued a deficiency report or a citation shall sign and accept said report or citation. Notice given to a chauffeur for a violation involving the vehicle under his control shall be deemed notice to the ooerator. @ Whenever a COrPOration. partnership. or assocIation violates any of the nrovisions of this article. such violation shall be deemed also to be that of the individual officers. directors. partners. or agents of such cOrPOration who have personally authorized. personally ordered. or personally done any of the actions constitulinl! in whole or in Dart such violation. and any such officer. director. partner. or al!ent may be fined in the same manner and to the same extent as herein Provided for an individual. W Notwithstanding the nrovisions of this section. the Director may secure enforcement of the provisions of this article by any lel!al action necessary. such as apnlication to any court for iniunctiye relief or other appropriate relief. Sec. 31-611. Suspension and revocation ProCeediD2S. W Grounds for suspension or revocation. In addition to the grounds for automatic suspension or revocation provided elsewhere in this chaPter. for-hire licenses. operatinl! tleTIl1its. and chauffeur rel!istrations shall be subiect to sUS1letlSion or revocation by the Director as follows: ill Upon the Director's determination that: ill The license. registration. or permit holder has pled nolo contendere. pled l!:Uilty. been found guilty. or been convicted (rel!ardless 7t? r.,"'NJIU).,4j1J DOC 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 49 of whether adiudication has been withheld) of any criminal offense which would preclude the issuance of the license. registration. or permit as provided in this chapter; @ The license, registration. or permit was obtained by an application in which any material fact was omitted or falsely stated: (iii) The license. registration. or oermit holder has failed to comply with or has violated any of the Provisions of this chaPter: (iv) The public interest will best be served by revocation. or susnension of the license. registration. or permit: provided. however. that good cause be shown; ill The chauffeur has failed any drug test reauired by the Code or state or federal law; 2! (vi) Any for-hire limousine has been operated in violation of any of the provisions of this chaPter. Oll Notice of susoension or revocation action. Except where this chanter provides for automatic suspension or revocation. the CSD shall nrovide notice of suspension or revocation to the violator by certified mail. ten (10) days - before the violator must comply with the director's decision. {g Apoeals from decisions of Director and administrative hearinl!S. ill Ri2ht to aooea1. Anv for-hire license holder and for-hire chauffeur shall have the ri2ht to anpeal application denials. suspensions. and revocations by the Director. The named narrv shall elect to either: Jtj ('.'~"'J~J_f'JO('" Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 50 . iil Comply with the Director's decision in the manner indicated on the Notice of Director's decision: or ili1 Reauest an administrative hearing before a hearing officer to appeal the decision of the Director. ill Filinl! the appeal. Appeal by administrative hearing shall be accomplished by filing within ten (l0) days after the date of the decision complained of a written notice of appeal to the Clerk of the Courts. Code Enforcement Section. The notice of appeal shall set forth concisely the nature of the -decision appealed and the reasons or grounds for anpeal. ill Failure to appeal. Failure to appeal the decision of the Director within the prescribed time oeriod shall constitute a waiver of the person's ril!ht to an administrative hearing before the hearing officer. Where the Director's decision involves a suspension or revocation, a waiver of the ril!ht to an administrative hearing shall be treated as an admission of the violation and the Director's decision shall be deemed final and enforceable. No further remedies shall be l!TaDted and the decision shall stand. ffi Hearinl! officers. Hearing Officers shall be appointed by the Clerk of the Courts. Code Enforcement Section. ill Schedulinl! and conduct of hearinl!. iil Upon receiPt of a timely reQuest for an administrative hearing. the hearinl! officer shall set the matter down for hearing on the next rel!:Ularlv scheduled hearinl! date or as soon as pOssible thereafter or as mandated in the soecified section of the Code. ili1 The hearing officer shall send a notice of hearing by first class mail to the named narrv at his. her or its last known address. ~ Amended 0 0 " 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 51 The notice of hearing shall include but not be limited to the followinl!: nlace. date. and time of the hearing: ril!ht of the named party to be represented bv a lawyer: ril!ht of the named party to present witnesses and evidence: in the case of a director's decision involvinl! susoension or revocation. notice that failure of the named paTty to attend the hearing shall be deemed a waiver of the right to hearing and an admission of the acts specified in the notice: and notice that requests for continuances will not be considered if not received by the hearing officer at least ten (10) calendar days prior to the date set for hearing. {f} The hearing officers shall call hearinl!s on a monthly basis or upon the reauest of the CSD. No hearing shall be set sooner than fifteen (! 5) calendar days from the date of notice of the Director's decision. unless otherwise prescribed by this chaPter. @ A hearing date shall not be postPOned or continued unless a reauest for continuance. showinl! I!ood cause for such continuance. is received in writing by the hearing officer at least ten (! 0) calendar days prior to the date set for the hearim!. No additional continuances shall be !!.ranted without concurrence of the CSD. W All hearinl!s conducted bv a hearinl! officer shall be open to the nublic. All testimony shall be under oath. If the named narty has been properlv notified. a hearing may proceed in the absence of the named party and the failure to attend a hearing shall be deemed a waiver of the ril!ht to a hearinl! and an admission of the acts specified in the notice. ill The proceedings at the hearing shall be recorded and mav be transcribed at the C .W,.'OIW..cJ7j lXX \( Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 52 expense of the party reauesting the transcriPt. {g} The Clerk of the Board of COUlity Commissioners shall provide clerical and administratiye personnel as may be reasonably required bv each hearing officer . for the proper oerformance of his or her duties. ill Each case before a hearing officer shall be presented by the director or his or her designee. ill The hearing need not be conducted in accordance with the formal rules -relating to evidence and wimesses. ill Each party shall have the following rights: to call and examine wimesses: to introduce exhibits: to cross-examine opPOsinl! wimesses on any relevant matter; to impeach any wimess regardless of which Party first called him or her to testify: and to rebut the evidence al!ainst him or her. All releyant evidence shall be admitted. ill The hearing officer shall make findinl!s of fact based on the evidence of record. In order to make a findinl! upholdinl! the Director's decision the hearinl! officer must find that a preponderance of the evidence suoPOrts the Director's decision and. where applicable. indicate that the named party was responsible for the violation of the relevant section of the Code as charl!ed. ill If the Director's decision is affirmed the named oarty may be held liable for the reasonable costs of the administrative hearing. (m) The fact-finding determination of the hearing officer shall be limited to whether ('-'....,..O/U);,AJ7J.t)QC 8'2..-- Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No.4(A) Page 53 the allel!ed violation occurred or whether comoetent. substantial evidence suPPOrts the Director's decisions. Based upon this fact-finding determination. the hearing officer shall either affirm or reverse the decision of the Director. If the hearing officer affirms the decision of the Director. the named narty shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the hearing officer's decision to comply with the decision of the Director. If the hearing officer reverses !be decision of the Director and finds (I) the named party not responsible for the violation alleged: or (2) . insufficient basis for the denial of application. a written decision shall be prenared setting forth the basis for such determination. If the hearing officer reverses the decision of the Director. the named party shall not be required to comnly with the decision of the Director. absent reversal of the hearinl! officer's findings pursuant to Section 31-61 \( c)( 6). If the decision of the hearinl! officer is to affirm. then the following shall be included in the decision: 00 Decision of the Director. {Ql Administrative costs of the hearing. if} Date for compliance. if applicable. ill} The hearinl! officer shall have the power to: 00 AdOPt procedures for the conduct of hearinl!s: {Ql Subooena allel!ed violators and witnesses for hearinl!S; subpOenas may be served by the Miami-Dade County Police Department or by the hearing officer's staff: if} SubpOena evidence: and C...M'/'QIU)oAJ'j/}()(" J3 ~.''''''0IW-AJ7jUOC Amended 00 ~ 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 54 @ Take testimony under oath. J.Q.l Appeals. ill The named pam or the county may appeal a final order of the hearinl! officer by filing a notice of apoeal in the Circuit Court in and for Miami-Dade County. Florida. in accordance with the procedures and within the time provided by the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure for the review of administrative action. (Q} Unless the findings of the hearinl!. officer are overturned in a proceeding held oursuant to Section 31-611( c)( 6), all findings of the hearing officer shall be admissible in any further proceeding to compel compliance with the director's decision. ill Nothing contained in this chanter shall prohibit Miami-Dade County from enforcing the Code by any other means authorized by law. The enforcement procedures outlined herein are cumulative to all others and shall not be deemed to be nrereauisites to filing suit for the enforcement of any section of this Code. The words "action" and "decision" as used herein shall not include the filing of any action by the director in any court. The Director may reconsider at any time any action or decision taken by the Director and therefore may modify such an action or decision. Sec. 31-612. Violations; penalties. !!} In addition to any other oenalties orovided by law. including. but not limited. to those Drovided in this article. a violation of any applicable provision of this article by a for-hire license holder or rel!istered chauffeur shall constitute a civil offense punishable bv the anolicable civil penalty as orovided in the schedule of civil penalties in Section 8CC-IO of this Code. Failure of a oerson to oav a civil oenalty within sixty (60) davs of the due date for 8<-{ (" ''''1' CJ!W AJ'j DOC ili1 if) @ Amended 00. 139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 55 paying such fine as specified on the civil violation notice or within sixty (60) days of the date of the final outcome of any timely filed appeal of such violation notice. whichever is later. shall result in automatic susnension of such person's for-hire license. operatinl! permit. and chauffeur registration. and all for-hire operations shall cease until such fine is naid in full. If a person commits five (5) violations of the same section of this chaPter during any twelve (12) month period. such person's for-hire license. operating permit. or chauffeur's registration shall be automatically revoked. If a person commits five (5) violations of this chanter during any twelve (\ 2) month oeriod. such person's for-hire license. operating permit. or chauffeur's rel!istration may be suspended for a period of UP to six (6) months or revoked. Failure to correct items recorded on a deficiency report by the time of deadline shall cause a citation to be issued for each such item. Citations shall be issued under Chapter 8CC of the Code. Any person who is found I!uilty on at least two (2) prior occasions within a three (3) year period of advertisinl! or providing for-hire transtlOrtation. drivinl!. or operatinl! a for-hire vehicle without having a valid. current for-hire license. operating oerrnit. or chauffeur's rel!istration as reauired bv this chapter. shall be punishable bv fines of !!Teater than $5.000 but less than $10.000 and/or imprisonment not to exceed fom-five (45) days. Except for civil violations. the hearinl!s specified in subsection (c) hereof shall be within the iurisdiction of the County Court. and the Clerk of the Court is hereby empowered to dispose of the case and fines assessed through the normal procedure. ~ Anvone who engal!es a for-hire vehicle with intent to defraud the chauffeur or operator shall be in violation of this article and subiect to a fine of $500 and/or imprisonment not to exceed ten (J 0) davs. ill Anv person who is found guilty of sil!ninl! an apolication for issuance. renewal. modification. assil!nment. sale. or transfer of a for-hire license. chauffeur registration. or g".f (-.'''?lHWAJ'j.l)()C Amended 00 -139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page S6 ooeratinl! permit which falsely states any material fact shall be punished by a fine of $1.000 and/or imprisonment in the County Jail for thirty (30) davs ). Sec. 31-613. Special provisions. The provisions of this article shall be the exclusive rel!ulations applicable to the provision of and oneration of for-hire motor vehicle transportation services in Miami-Dade County. Notwithstanding the provisions of any municinal ordinance. resolution. or al!reement to the contrarv. from and after the effective date of this article. no municioality shall authorize. establish. change. alter. amend. or otherwise rel!:Ulate for-hire transnortation in Miami-Dade County. Regulations established by this article shall be uniform throughout Miami-Dade County both in the incomorated and uninCOrPOrated areas without" regard to municinal boundaries. All municipal ordinances or resolutions to the contrary are hereby superseded and rescinded. Sec. 31-614. Seizure, impoundment and forfeiture. W Seizure. Police officers or such other emnloyees as may be desil!nated by the County Manal!er are authorized to seize and impound any for-hire motor vehicle which such officer or emplovee has probable cause to believe is beinl! operated in violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of Article VI of Chapter 31 of the Miami-Dade County Code. A vehicle seized in accordance with this subsection shall be removed to a desimated secured facility. (Q} Notice of Seizure ill Within twenty-four (24) hours of a seizure. as described in Section 31-6l4(a). a police officer or other designated county employee shall make a diligent search and inauiTVas to the owner's name and address and make a eood faith effort to I!ive a notice of seizure in writinl! to said vehicle owner of the fact of such seizure. the !!Tounds for seizure. identification of the seized vehicle and information conceminl! these rel!ulations and the designated secured facility to which the vehicle was or will be taken. A COpy of said notice of seizure shall also be given to the PTOnrietor of such secured facility. SG ,'.....,.OIWAJ1j,lXJ<. if} Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 57 ill Whenever an officer or desil!nated emoloyee seizes a vehicle under this section. and does not know. and is not able to ascertain the name of the owner. or for any other reason is unable to give the notice to the owner as hereinabove provided. then and in that event the officer or desil!nated employee shall immediately send or cause to be sent a written report of such removal by mail to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner of the Miami-Dade Police Department. Vehicle imooundment hearing. Whenever the owner of record of a vehicle seized pursuant to this section makes a reQuest of the CSD in oerson and in writing for a vehicle impoundment hearing within ten (10) days of seizure exclusive of Saturdays. SundayS and legal holidavs. a magistrate. as Provided in Section 318.32. Florida Statutes. a county court iudge or a hearing examiner. who shall not have respOnsibili1:y for the enforcement of this article and who shall be desil!nated by the CSD Director. shall conduct the hearing within twenty-four (24) hours or as soon as nracticable. excluding Saturdavs. Sundays and legal holidays. All interested persons shall be I!iven reasonable opportunity to be heard at the vehicle impoundment hearing. The formal roles of evidence shall not apply. If. after the hearinl!. the ma2istrate. county court iudge. or hearinl! examiner determines that there is no probable cause to believe that the vehicle is subiect to seizure and impoundment under subsection (a), the mal!istrate. county court ;udl!e or hearing examiner shall order the immediate return of the vehicle. If. after the hearing. the magistrate. county court iudge or hearing examiner determines that there is probable cause to believe that the vehicle is subiect to seizure and impoundment under subsection (a). the ma2istrate. county court iudl!e or hearing examiner shall order the continued impoundment of the vehicle as provided in this section unless the owner of the vehicle (I) posts with the court or CSD a cash bond in the amount of the maximum fine(s). olus any applicable towing and storal!e fees. or (2) oleads guilty or nolo contendere and pays in full any towinl! and storage fees plus the fine(s). Notwithstanding the foregoing. if. after the hearing. it is determined that there is probable cause to believe that the 'Z7 (. .'I'OlWAJ'j,IJQC 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 58 vehicle is subiect to forfeiture oroceedinl!s pursuant to Section 31-614( g). said vehicle shall not be released. (Q) Hearing rel!arding Code violation charged in field enforcement report and/or complaint/arrest affidavit. Within ten (\ 0) days after a vehicle is seized and imnounded pursuant to this section or as soon as practicable. the CSD and/or the Clerk's Office shall notify by certified mail. return receiPt reauested. the owner of record of the date. time and location of a hearing that will be conducted regarding the Code violations charl!ed in the field enforcement report. the complaint/arrest affidavit or other charging instrument. The hearinl! shall be conducted within thirty (30) days after the vehicle was seized or as soon as practicable. The hearinl! shall be conducted by a mal!istrate. county court iudge or hearinl! examiner. All interested persons shall be given a reasonable onnortunirv to be heard at the hearinl!. ~ Decisions at hearinl! ill If the magistrate. county court iudl!e or hearing examiner dismisses the Code violation(s) charl!ed in the field enforcement reoort. complaint/arrest affidavit or other charl!inl! document and/or finds the Derson charged not I!Uilty. the mal!istrate. county court iudl!e or hearing examiner shall issue an order for release of the seized vehicle without removal and storal!e fees. o If the mal!istrate. county court iudl!e or hearing examiner finds a violation of the Code~-- the mal!istrate. county court iudl!e or hearing examiner shall assess a fine and/or iail sentence as provided in Section 31-612 of the Code. and removal and storal!e fees. The fine(s). if any. and remoyal and storage fees must be naid in order to obtain an order for release of the seized vehicle. A mal!istrate. county court iudge or hearing examiner shall not issue an order releasinl! the vehicle where said vehicle is subiect to forfeiture proceedinl!s pursuant to Section 31-614(g) -s'(i (".-"'r()kI)AJ~jOQ(. ill Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 59 ill If the owner does not obtain the vehicle by the date specified in the order of release. the owner shall be responsible for any further storage fees. and payment of such fees shall be made before the release ofthe vehicle. ~ A vehicle shall not be released from storage prior to the scheduled hearing specified in this subsection if the vehicle is subiect to forfeiture pursuant to Section 3I-614(1!) ofthe Code. ill Default hearinl!. If the owner of the seized vehicle fails to appear for the hearinl! soecified in Section 31-6I4( d)' a default hearing will be held. A mal!istrate. county coUrt iudl!e or hearing examiner shall make a determination pursuant to 'para2raph (I) or (2) of this subsection (e). The CSD will inform the reStlQndent of the default determination by certified mail. return receiPt reauested. The information mailed to the owner shall include the provision of Section 31-614 herein concerning abandoned vehicles. The respondent may comply with the default determination within seven calendar dayS of such mailinl! or move to vacate such default determination. In the event that such default determination is vacated. the reSpOndent shall be entitled to a hearinl! de novo on the original complaint/arrest affidavit. field enforcement report or other charl!ing document. Such hearing shall be scheduled within ten (10) working davs of the order vacatinl! the default determination or as soon as practicable. Appeals. If a violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code is found. the assessed fine(s) tOl!ether with removal and storage must be paid in order to apoeal. However. if the vehicle is the subiect of a forfeiture proceedinl! pursuant to Section 31-614(g) of the Code. only the fine. if any. must be paid in order to appeal. If upon appeal the decision is reversed in whole or part. the appellant shall receive a refund of the relevant finer s) and fees. {g} Forfeiture g'1 C-,WP<J/fDAJ".DOC ill ill ill Amended 00 -139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 60 Forfeiture. In addition to the penalties set forth in Sections 31-611 and 31-612 of the Code. any for-hire motor vehicle used to commit three (3) or more violations of Section 3l-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code on at least three (3) senarate occasions within a thirty-six (36) month period. where all of such violations were committed on or after the effective date of this ordinance shall be subject to forfeiture upon notice and iudicial determination. Determination by the CSD Director. The Director . of the CSD shall determine whether to pursue the remedy of forfeiture. Miami-Dade County.shall not use the seized vehicle for any pumose until the. ril!hts to. interest in. and title to the seized property are perfected in accordance with this section. This section does not prohibit use or ooeration necessary for reasonable maintenance of seized vehicles. Reasonable efforts shall be made to maintain seized vehicles in such a manner as to minimize loss of value. Vehicles subiect to forfeiture may be seized provided that the owner is notified at the time of the seizure or by certified mail. return receiPt reQuested. that there is a right to an adversarlal preliminary hearinl!. after the seizure to determine whether probable cause exists to believe that such vehicle has been used to commit three (3) or more violations of Section 3I-602(a) or 3I-607(a) of the Code on at least three (3) seoarate occasions within a thirty-six (36) month ueriod. where all of such violations were committed on or after the effective date of this ordinance. The CSD or other authorized law enforcement agencies shall make a dilil!ent effort to notify the owner of the seizure. Notice nrovided by certified mail must be mailed within five (5) workinl! davs of the seizure and shall state that the owner may reauest an adversarial nreliminarv hearing within fifteen (15) days of receivinl!. such notice. When a post-seizure adversarial preliminary hearinl! as provided herein is requested. it shall be held within ten (10) days ~o Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 6 I after the reauest or as soon as practicable. If the court determines that the reauired probable cause exists. the court shall order the property restrained by the least restrictive means to protect against diSpOsal waste. or continued illegal use pending diSpOsition of the forfeiture proceeding. If the court orders the release of the vehicle. all fines. if any. and towing and storal!e fees shall be paid nrior to release. (i) Neither replevin nor any other action to recover any interest in such property shall be maintained in anv court. except as provided in this section: however. such action may be maintained if forfeiture proceedings are not initiated within forty-five (45) days after the date of seizure. However. if good cause is shown. the court mav extend the aforementioned period to sixty (60) davs. ill The court shall order the forfeiture of anv other prooertY of a claimant of a vehicle. excluding lienholders. UP to the value of the vehicle subiect to forfeiture under this section if the vehicle: w Cannot be located; ili} Has been transferred to. sold to. or deposited with a third party: if) Has been placed beyond the iurisdiction of the court: @ Has been substantially diminished in value by any act or omission of the person in possession of the propertY: or W Has been comminl!led with anv prooertv which cannot be divided without difficulty. (Q) Exceotions W No vehicle shall be forfeited under the provisions of this section if the owner of such vehicle establishes by a nreponderance C.\J'-"OIWAJ'l/)()f. C]t Amended ' Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 62 00 . 139 of the evidence that she or he neither knew. nor should have known aftef a reasonable inauirv. that such vehicle was beinl!. used or was likely to be used in violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code. ili} No bona fide lienholder's interest shall be forfeited under the provisions of thjs section if such lienholder establishes by a prenonderance of the evidence that she or he neither knew. nor should have known after a reasonable inauirv. that such prooerty was beinl!. used or was likely to be used in violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code. that such use was without his or her expressed or implied consent. and that the lien had been perfected in the manner prescribed by law prior to such seizure. if} No vehicle which is rented or leased from 'l . company enl!al!.ed in the business of rentinl! or leasing vehicles shall be forfeited under the provision of this section if the company establishes bv a prePOnderance of the evidence that it neither knew. nor should have known. that the vehicle was beinl!. used or was likely to be used in violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code. When a vehicle which is rented or leased from a company enl!.al!ed in the business of rentinl! or leasinl! vehicles is seized under this section.. upon learninl!. the address or phone number of said company. the CSD shalL as soon as Dracticable. inform said company that the vehicle has been seized. @ Mv interest in. title to. Of rillht to a vehicle titled or rel!istered iointly by the use of the coniunctives "and." "and/or." or "or" held by a co-owner shall not be forfeited if the co-owner establishes by a preponderance of the evidence that such co-owner neither knew. nor had reason to know. after reasonable inauirv. that such prooeny was C.lWI"'(J/lDI.AJ7J.lJO(" q2. ('"-,WP<CJ/IJ>.AJ".lJOC Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 63 used or was likely to be used in violation of Section 31-602(a) or 3J-607(a) of the Code. When the interests of each culpable co- owner are forfeited. any remaining co- owners shall be afforded the opportunity to purchase the forfeited interest in. title to. or right to the property from Miami-Dade County. If any remaining co-owner does not purchase such interest. Miami-Dade County may hold the property in co-ownership. sell its interest in the nropeTtV. liquidate its interest in the property. or dispose of its interest in the property in anv other reasonable manner. ill Forfeiture oroceedings 1il It is the policy of Miami-Dade County that the provisions of this section are adopted to deter and prevent the continued use of for-hire motor vehicles to violate Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code while protectinl! proprietarv interests of innocent owners and lienholders and to authorize the use of the proceeds collected under this section as supplemental fundinl! for enforcement purDOses. ili} The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure shall l!.overn forfeiture nroceedinl!s under this. section unless otherwise specified herein. ~ AnY trial on the ultimate issue of forfeiture shall be decided by a iury. unless such ril!ht is waived by the claimant of the vehicle throul!h a written waiver or on the record before the court conductinl!. the forfeiture proceedinl!. @ Miami-Dade County shall promptly nroceed against the vehicle by filinl!. a complaint in the circuit court. L]5 is.) ("-.If"IOIOIU)'.4J'j.DOC Amended 00.139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 64 ill The complaint shall be styled. "in RE FORFEITURE OF " (followed by the name or description of the vehicle). The complaint shall contain a brief jurisdictional statement. a description of the subiect matter of the proceedinl!. and a statement of the facts sufficient to state a cause of action that would support a final iudl!.ment of forfeiture. The complaint must be accompanied by a verified supportinl! affidavit. @ If no oerson entitled to notice requests an adversarial iireliminary hearinl!.. as provided in Section 31- 614( l!.)(3). the court. upon receiPt of the complaint. shall review the complaint and the verified sUPpOrtin2 affidavit to determine whether there was probable cause for the seizure. Upon a finding of probable cause. the court shall enter a probable cause order. (iii) The court shall reauire any claimant of a vehicle who desires to contest the forfeiture to file and serve uoon the attomey representinl!. Miami- Dade County any resoonsive nleadinl!s and afftrmative defenses within twenty (20) days after receiPt of the comnlaint and probable cause findinl!.. ill ill Miami-Dade County shall serve notice of the forfeiture complaint by certified mail. return receint requested. to each person havinl!. a security interest in the vehicle. Miami-Dade County shall also oublish notice of the forfeiture complaint twice each week for two C1'-1 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 65 00-139 (2) consecutive weeks in a newspaner of general circulation In Miami-Dade Countv. ill) The notice shall. in addition to stating that which is reauired by Section 31-614(g)(3) describe the prooerty. state the county. place. and date of seizure: state the l!.overnmental entity holdinl!. the seized pronerrv. and state the name of the court in which the comDlaint will be filed. Oil) Miami-Dade County shall be obligated to make a dilil!ent search and inauiry as to the owner of the vehicle. and if. after such diligent search and inauirv. Miami-Dade County is unable to ascertain any person entitled to notice. the aCTUal notice reauirements by mail shall not be applicable. {g} When the claimant of the vehicle and Miami-Dade County al!Tee to settle .the forfeiture action Drior to the conclusion of the forfeiture oroceedinl!.. the settlement al!Teement shall be reviewed. unless such review is waived by the claimant of the vehicle in writinl!.. by the court or a mediator or arbitrator al!reed upOn by the claimant and Miami-Dade County. au Upon clear and convincing evidence that the seized vehicle was used to commit a third or subseauent violation of Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code on at least three (3) separate occasions within a thirtY-six (36) month period. where all of such violations were committed on or after the effective date of this Ordinance. the court shall order the seized prooerty forfeited to Miami-Dade C ,W"()RDAnj,IJ()C q~- Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 66 00.1039 County. As used in this subsection. a "violation" occurs when a person or entity pleads l!uilty or nolo contendere or is convicted or found guilty (rel!ardless of whether adiudication is withheld) of violatinl! Section 31-602(a) or 31-607(a) of the Code usinl!. the vehicle subiect to forfeiture. The final order of forfeiture by the court shall perfect in Miami-Dade County ril!.ht. title. and interest in and to such prooerlY. subiect only to the ril!.hts and interests of bona fide lienholders. and shall relate back to the date of seizure. ill ill The seized properly shall be released immediately to the oerson entitled to possession of the properlY as determined by the court when the claimant prevails at the conclusion of the forfeiture proceedinl!.. and Miami-Dade County decides not to apoeaL ill) When the claimant of the vehicle prevails at the conclusion of the forfeiture proceedinl!.. anv decision to aooeal must be made bv the CSD Director. If the claimant prevails on apoeal. Miami-Dade County shall immediately release the seized prooertv to the person entitled to possession of the prooerlY as determined bv the court. ill DiSpOsition of forfeited propertY where no lien. When Miami-Dade County obtains a [mal iudl!ment I!ralItinl! forfeiture of a vehicle. it mav elect to: ill Retain the nropertv for the County'S use: t..,~HU)"'J7j.[)()(. C':I' I.c ',' Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 67 00.139 ill) Sell the property at public auction or by sealed bid to the highest bidder: or (iii) Salvage. trade. or transfer the vehicle to any public or nonprofit organization. (k} DiSpOsition of forfeited property where lien, If the forfeited vehicle is subiect to a lien preserved by the court as provided . in Section 31-614(l!)(6)(b) Miami-Dade County shall: ill Sell the property with the proceeds being used towards satisfaction of any liens: or (ill Have the lien satisfied nrior to taking any action authorized by Section 31-614(g)(7)(j). ill Priority of disbursement. The proceeds from the sale of a forfeited vehicle shall be disbursed in the followinl!. Priority: ill Payment of the balance due on any lien preserved by the court in the forfeiture proceedings. ill) Payment of the costs incurred by Miami-Dade County in connection with the storal!.e. maintenance. security. and forfeiture of such prooerty. (im Payment of court costs incurred in the forfeiture proceedinl!. (iy) The remaininl! proceeds shall be deposited in an Enforcement Trust Fund hereby established by the Board of County Commissioners. Such proceeds and interest eamed r ""'QlUJAJ'J/XX." q7 C,""'.oICD.AJ71.{)(X' 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 68 therefrom shall be used for enforcement of. the provisions of Chapter 31 of the Code. ili.l Abandoned vehicles ill If an owner does not assert an interest in a seized vehicle by removing it from storage within the time periods specified in paragraph (2) of this subsection (h). the vehicle shall be deemed abandoned. A declaration of such abandonment may be made by a circuit court iudge after a duly noticed hearinl! without further hearing. . ill A vehicle shall be deemed abandoned. pursuant to paral!raph (I) herein. if an owner: ill has not removed the vehicle from storage within ten (10) days of obtaining an order of release pursuant to Section 31-614( c).( e) or (g )(7)(i) herein: or (!;U has not paid the fines. if anv. and towinl! and storal!e fees within ten (10) dayS of a hearinl! determination of violation nursuant to Section 31- 614(e)(2) herein. or within ten (10) dayS after notice of a default determination of violation was mailed to the owner pursuant to Section 31-614(e)(5\ herein: or {s} has not paid the fines. if anv. and towing and storae:e fees within ten (10) davs of denial or a motion to vacate a default determination DUrsuant to Section 31-614( e)( 5); or @ has not naid the fines. if any. and towinl! and storal!e fees within ten (10) days after a notice was mailed C;({ C .W"QRlJA'7j.lJ()(. 00-139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 69 by the CSD to the owner that the County will not pursue the remedy of forfeiture pursuant to Section 31-614 herein. ill In the event that a vehicle has been deemed abandoned nursuant to paral!ranhs (I) and en of this subsection (h)' the CSD shall mail to the owner a notice that the vehicle has been recovered bv CSD as an abandoned . vehicle and that. if unclaimed. its ownership shall vest in Miami-Dade County and it will be sold at public auction or by bid after ten days from the date such notice was mailed. Such notice shall also be mailed to any lienholder or mortgagee shown in the records of the iurisdiction which issued the number of license plates on the vehicle. ffi An owner, lienholder or mortl!agee may claim the vehicle within ten (10) davs from the date that the notice described in para2raph (3) of this subsection (h) was mailed. by paying the towinl! and storage fees due and anv fine(s). ill In the event that an abandoned vehicle is not claimed within ten (10) working days after the notice described in para2raph (3) of this subsection (h) was mailed. ownership of the abandoned vehicle shall vest in CSD after a dulv noticed hearinl! and declaration of abandonment bv a circuit court iudge. The CSD may sell an abandoned vehicle at public auction or by bid. Proceeds shall be paid into the Enforcement Trust Fund. Sec:. 31-615. Advertisement of for-hire services. W No person may knowinl!ly place or publish an advertisement in any publication which is primarilv circulated. displaved. distributed. or marketed within Miami-Dade County. Florida. which advertisement identifies for-hire transpOrtation rel!ulated by this article. CfC1 (Q) ill @ Section 2. amended as follows: Amended 0 0 . 1 3 9 S ubsti tute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 70 unless the advertisement includes the for-hire license number of the limousine compan\'. For the purposes of this section. an advertisement shall be defined to include any announcement. listing, display. entry. or other statement of whatever nature or kind. and specifically to include a name and address or telephone number placed under a heading where the heading describes or encompasses any for-hire transportation rel!ulated under this article. No person shall advertise a rate or fare other than the rate or fare approved pursuant to Section 31-604. No person shall advertise limousine service in a manner that is false. decePtive or misleadinl!. includinl!.. but not limited to. representinl!. the limousine service as taxicab service or as demand response service.<< Chapter 8CC ofthe Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida, is hereby . . . >>Sec.8CC-IO. C..WI'()ICJ}AJ~HKX. Code Section 31-307(i) 31-602(a) 31-602fb ) 3 l-602(i) Schedule of civil penalties. . . . Description of Violation Civil Penalty Failure to comply with $250.00 prearranl!.ement reauirements. Advertisinl! or permitting $1.000.00 operations without a valid. current for-hire license Failure to complv with $500.00 out-of-county origin exceptions Failure to comply with notice $500.00 reQuirement 1(1(':. (OoIlOJ'()!UJ.,tJ"JX)C Amended 0 0 . ,1 3 9 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 71 Code Section Description of Violation Civil Penalty 31-602(k)(3) Providing compensation for S500.00 the right to nick UP passengers from or provide for-hire service to any business establishment or public facility 31-602(k)(4) Prohibition against accenting S500.00 compensation for right to pick UP passenl!ers 31-602(k)(5) Failure to maintain records at SIOO.OO license holder's nlace of business 31-602(k)(10) Failure to report change of S100.00 address 31-602(k)(13) Permininl! or authorizing any S500.00 chauffeur or other nerson to operate any for-hire vehicle without that vehicle's current valid oDeratinl! permit displayed 3 1-602&)(14) $500.00 Allowing any operate without registration person to a chauffeur 31-602(k)(15) AlIowinl! or nermittinl! any $500.00 person to ooerate a for-hire vehicle without current, valid and sufficient coverage 31-602(k)(16) Failure to register and insoect $200.00 all vehicles placed in and taken out of service 31-602(k)(17) Permitting or authorizing $100.00 operation of a vehicle which does not meet applicable vehicle standards lei 00.139 Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 72 Code Section Descrintion of Violation Civil Penalty 3 1-602(k)(1 8) Allowinl! any person to $250.00 operate a for-hire vehicle whose alertness is impaired 31-602(k)(19) Refusal or neelect to transport $100.00 31-604 31-607(a) 31-608(a) 31-608(a~ 31-608(b) 31-608(c) 31-608(e) 31-609(a) 3 1-609( a )(7) 31-615(a) c ,w,..nI(/).,AJrj fX)C Failure to comply with $500.00 minimum rates Ooeratinl!. a for-hire vehicle $500.00 without a current. valid operatinl!. permit or inspection decal as applicable displayed Permittinl!. or ooerating $500.00 without insurance Failure to Insurance reauirements comply with coveraee $500.00 Failure to provide necessary $500.00 insurance coveraee or insurance-related services Failure to provide CSD with $200.00 reauired notice of insurance cancellation Failure to provide documents $200.00 when requested bv the CSD . Ooeratinl! violation standards a vehicle in of anv vehicle $75.00 Failure to have an operatinl!. $250.00 air-conditioninl!. system publishinl!. an advertisement $500.00 for l!.TOund transoortation service without the for-hire license number /02- Amended 00-139 Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A) Page 73 Code Section Description of Violation Civil Penalty 31-615(c) Advertising other approved rate or fare than $500.00 31-615(d) False. misleading deceptive advertising and $1.000.00 Any and all other violations $250.00<< of Article 6 Section 3. If any section, subsection. sentence, clause or provision of this ordinance is held invalid, the remainder of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity. Section 4. It is the intention of the Board of County Commissioners, and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this ordinance, including any sunset proYision, shall become and be made a part of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida. The sections of this ordinance may be renumbered or relettered to accomplish such intention. and the word "ordinance" may be changed to "section," "article," or other appropriate word. Section 5. Sections 31-601, 31-604, 31-605, 31-606, 31-613 and Section 2 of this Ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after the date of the enactment of this ordinance. Section 31-602, 31-603, 31-607, 31-608, 31-609, 31-610, 31-611, 31-612, 31-614 and 31-615 shall become effective ninety (90) days after the date of enactment of this ordinance enactment unless vetoed by the Mayor, and if vetoed, shall become effective only upon an override by this Board. Section 6. . This ordinance does not contain a sunset provision. PASSED AND ADOPTED: NO'l 1 4 2\101)" Approved by County Attorney as to form and legal sufficiency: R.A6 Prepared by: "'r:r -.s . { () ::0., . MEMORANDUM suppl.ement to Agenda Item No. 4A' Substitute -0: Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners DATE: November 14,2000 Roj(};IK-. ~r rtJr m / V177~P'"--''' w After continuing to review various issues relating to the limousine ordinance, staff hC<S suggested the following changes to Substitute Agenda Item No. 4(A). The changes are underlined or struck through. SUBJECT: Substitute Agenda Item No.:4 (A) relating to limousines 00.139 Amend Section 31-601 (g) . "Collectible limousine" - means a luxury motor vehicle of the age of 20 or more years from the date of manufacture. equipped with an enl!ine and parts of the a2e of 20 years or more from the date of manufactUre as- aafuiaa iB sa.tieR 32Q.QS~(]), flsRGa StaMas. Amend Section 31-602 (f)(l) to read: Except for luxury limousine sedans, limousines shall be solely owned or leased by the for-hire license holder.;. Under no circumstances shall a limousine license holder require a chauffeur to purchase or lease a limousine motor vehicle. This requirement shall become effective one (1) year after the adoption of this ordinance when a new vehicle is placed into service as provided by Section 31-609 (b). Amend Section 31-603 (a)(i) to clarify that the 5 year period of growth will begin after the two years provided for in 31-603 (c)(v): Rules governing the distribution of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses. Upon the effective date of this ordinance, the director shall be authorized to issue the number of luxury limousine sedan for-hire licenses pursuant to subsections (c)(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv). Belrinninl! two (2) years after the adoption of this ordinance. the director shall each calendar year thereafter for a period of five (5) years, be authorized to issue the number of licenses equivalent to five (5) percent of the total number of luxury limousine sedans issued pursuant to (c)(i), (ii), (ill) and (iv), By April I of each calendar year, the CSD sball file with the County Manager a report detailing the current Miami-Dade County number of luxury limousine sedan licenses and the number of licenses to be issued to reach an increase of five (5) percent in the number of luxury limousine sedans provided for . in this subsection. The CSD director shall administratively issue such licenses pursuant to the provisions of this section. EXHIBIT J./ (A)~. Sup- /I- 1'-1 .2-0olJ ,^ ,} Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners Page 2 Amend Section 31-603 (c) (iii): ...and (4) enters into a settlement agreement with the County, which shall, among other things, include a promise that the applicant's future limousine operations will comply with the requirements of the Code and requires payment of a $500 per vehicle penalty for each year that a vehicle has been operated illegally. The settlement a!!Teement may provide for payment of such uenaltv over a period of years.... 00-139 ~~ STATE OF FLORIDA ) DADE COUNTY ) 5S, . ) I, HARVEY RUVIN, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Dade County, Florida, and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above foregoing is a true and correct COPY OF ORDINANCE 00-139 PASSED AND ADOPTED NOVEMBER 14,2000 as appears of record. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal on this 19 day of DECEMBER 2000. HARVEY RUVIN, Clerk BOard of County Commissioners Dade County, Florida By Board of County Commissioners Dade County, Florida . EXHIBIT B I. Names and job titles of all employees of municipality authorized to perform the applicable enforcement functions: Name of employee authorized to perform Job Title of municipal employee applicable enforcement functions "Joe Smith" Police Officer .. II. Job Description for all employees of municipality authorized to perform the applicable enforcement functions: III. Total number of employees of municipality authorized to perform the applicable enforcement functions: II. Job Description for all employees of municipality authorized to perform the applicable enforcement functions: III. Total number of employees of municipality authorized to perform the applicable enforcement functions: .. II EXlIIBIT C .~ Chapter 8Ce CODE ENFORCEMEN"I- :/ .' .'.' .- , ... - .Ec!1tor'. uot.e-Ord. No. ~ 11. 8dGpted Uq 21.1.985. added.chapter to the Code. wb1ch was numbered ace at the editor', &cretiozL. . . ero- rCC~ pCnalt;;r. 11-5; mwUcipal"codo ea!OC"Cell1e11t board&. I ~19. State t.w Rl~oo-Codo caI'(II'OaDeI1t. F.s. 'c:b. 162. ". 1265 CODE El'ITORCEt-tENT ~ 8CC.3 Sec. SCG-I. Civil offenses and penalties; hearing officers. The violation of any County ordinance listed in Section 8CC-IO of this chapter shall.constitute a civil offense punishable by Civil.penalty in the amount prescribed in Section 8CC-10 an:d~QS mod- ifie<i by Sccti~n 8CC-4 of this chapter. Accord- mgIy, there is hereby created and established a code enforcement position'to be filled by hearing officers to enforce the or~ces li.stcd in Section 8CC-10which are contained in and enacted pur- suant to this Code. (Ord. No. 85-33, ~ 1(1), 5-21-85) See. SCC-2. ~cation.S of officers and re- moVal;' ot-gmllzatiou.: . (a) Hearing officers shaD. be residents of Dade County who possess outstanding reputations for civic pride, interest. integrity, responsibility, 'and business or professional ability. Appointments .J" &haIl be made by the (Aunty ~ Qn~ ger or his des- .ignee on the basis of experience or interest in code 'enfo~ent. Such .appointmentS . shall be sub- mitted to the Clerk of" the Board of County ~m- .' niissio~ers for ratification by the Clerk.. . (b) The.CoUnty Mai1ager or his deSignee shall appoiIit as many hearing offi~ as are deem~ necessary. Appointments shall be made for a term of one (1) year. AD.y hearing officer may be .reap- point:ec1 at the d.iscretion of the CountY M"n~ger, liUbject to ratification by the Clerk of the Board of (Aunty C6~lTI;l;.~oners...There shall be no limit On the number .of reappointments that may be giveIi to any individual hearing officer; provided, however, that. a dete.rmination as to removal or reappointment must'be made for each hearing of- ficer at the end of each of his one-year terms, The County M.anager shall have authority to remove. hearing officers with or without cause. Appoint- ments to fill any vacancy shall be for the re- mainder of the unexpired term. (c) Hearing officers shall not be CountY em- ployees but shall be compensated at a rate to be determined by a.t~lTIini!rtrative order. (d) Tbe Dade County Attorney's Office shall serve as general counsel to the hearing offic:ers. If an appeal is held pursuant to Section 8CC-8. the C<lunty Attorney's Office shall represent the C<lunty at such proceedings. COrd. No'- 85.33, S 1(21, 5.21-85; Ord. No, 86.22, 9 I, 3.16-d6; Ord. No. 90.6,9 1,2-0.90) See. 8CC-3. Eniorccment procedures. (a) For the purposes of this chapter, a ."Code Inspector" is defined t;.o be any :agent or e~ployee of Dade C<lunty whose duty it is to assure code compliance. (b) Code Inspectors shall have the authority' to initiate eoIorcement proceedings as provided below. No hearing officer shall have the power to initiate such pro<:eedings.' . (c) For the purposes of this chapter, "violators" shall be deemed to be ~ose . persons or entities legally resPonSlole for the violaq.on of ~e ordi- . nances listed.in Section '8ce-10. . (d) A Code Insped;or who finds a. violation of those ordinances of this Code ~ in . Section SCC-IO shall determine a reasonable ti.o;ie period within which the violator must correCt the viola- tion.1'his determination shan be based on consid- erations of ~eSs; practicality; ease o( correc- tion; ability to cc:m;ect; severity of violation; nature, extent and probabilitY of danger" or OAmQge to the public:; and other relevant factors rela~ to the reasonableness of the . time period preScribed- A time for correctio~ need not be' specified if the violation is. deem~ to be an uncorrectable viola. tion. . (e) A Code Inspector who finds 6uch a violation shall issue a civil violation notice to the violator. Service 6b.al1 be' effected -by delivering the civil violation notice to the violator or his agent, or by leaving the civil violation notice at the violator's usUal place otehode with any person residing theretn who is fifteen (15) years' of age or older . and informing that person of its contents. If such service can.c.ot be ~tIected, the civil violation no- tice may be sent.by certified ma.il. return receipt requested. or by posting of the civil violation nO- tice in a conspicuous place on the premises or res.1 property upon which the violation has been ob- serVed. Such posting of the civil violation 6hall ~ deemed proper service, and the time for compli- 1267 .. DADE COUN1Y CODE (" ~ ace3 ance., statcd.in ;fhe DoOce, shall commence with the date snch a:u.ibce is posted. Such ~gof%:be anI vidla:tiou notice shall be deemed pr.oper..errice.:and tiLe time for almpli- ance, s:f;:3iled it!. me i[l~, :Shill :com..rrre:nce -with the da:te s:mob'lElafine ns.~ (0 il1m dVil.nd1..sfiOll notice sball include bat not be ~ ~ -:the followiDg: (1) Date .of issuaDce. (2) Name of Code In.spector and division or de- partment i.ssuing;tb,e notice.. ! . . . .. . (3) Name and addreSs of the violator. ("9 Section number of the Code section that has been violated. (5) Brief description of the nature of the viola. . tion, includiDg location, date., and tinie of' violat:ion. (6) Amqunt 'of the civil penalty for which the . violator :may be liable. . ~,. . (7) Instructions and due date (or .pa:yUig th:e civil fi+1e or.fi1iDg..f'or an tlrlmini~tive heaiing before a bearini officer to appeal the civD. 'fine. (S) Time -within which the violation must be corrected if applicable. . - '(9) NotiCe that each day of continued ~olation after'the time periosl for correction has run shill be deemed a continuing violation sub- ject to additional penalty in the same amount, without the need for additional no- tices of violation. (10) Notice ~hat the filing of a request for an aQ.ministrative hearing will toU the accrual of continuing viQlation penalties. (11) Notice that failure to request an arlm;ni1;:. trative hearing within twenty (~O) days after service of the civil violation notice shall constitute' a waiver of the Violator's. right to an at1,.,.,in;1;:trative hearing before tbe hearing officer. and that 6Uch waiver shall constitute an admission of violation, (12) Notice that the violator may be li:ilile for the re.::LSOoable costs of the admin.i:;trative hearing should he be found guilty of the violation. {Ord.. No_ 85-33. S 1(3), 5-21-SS; Ord. No..-S6-22, S 1, 3-18-86; Ord.. No.. ~. ~ 1. 2-6-90) See.. . ~GC-4.. Civil penalties and re1.ated terms construed. W Penalties for violations of the ordinaIices to be enforced by this chapter. shall be in the am~unt prescribed in the schedule of civil peoalties in See- . tion SCC-IO. (b) ~ ~u,noo~le vi~lation" is.a ~olation. which cannot'be remedied after. the violatiou has been committed because the violation constitutes a single prohibited act rather than. an oogomg condition or <:ircum&tance. EacP .reoccurrence of an uncorrec:table violation shall constib:Ite Ii. sep- aration Vio1a:t:iau.and sba1l sabject the vi.o1stor to an additional penalt.y in ~S8me amount:as that p~ for the ~ violation. If, :b:owever. a vio~r has been once found guilty 'of an.ut1eor: . red;ahle violation. and causes the same un~ . . able violation to oc:cur a second time,- ~.oreoo- currence of the .uncorrectahle violation' bY :sit~ violator shall constitute 8. "repeat violation"' as . provided in SeCtion SCC4(d).' . . . (e) uContinuingViolationstl are those.violations which remain unconected beyond the ressonShle time period for correction contained in either the . civil violation notice or the final order ~r the hearing officer. whichev~ is applicable. For each . day of contiIiued violation.aft.eI: the time for cor. rection has run. an additional penalty in the same amount as that prescribed for the original viola- tion 6hall be added. . . . (d) A urepeat violatio~" is a recurring violation of an ordinan~ by a violator who has previOUSly been guilty of the same vio~tion.. In th~ Case .of correctable violati.ons~ repeat violation can oocur only a!1:er correction afthe previous violation has been made. For the flI'St repeat violation.. the amount of the civil penalty. shall be double the amount of penalty pt:escribed for tbe original vi- olation by section SCClO. The amount of civil ~n.alty 'due for each .6ubsequeot repeat vio1:ation shall be double the amount of penalty due for the (r , . ..... . CODE ENFORCE~.lENT ~ eCC-6 fir.>t d;J.Y of the ir.::-:lcdiately prccedi.og violation, provided lh:J.t the ~ta.:<imum penalty paynblc [or lhe fir.;t d;J.Y of ::ll1:: one (1) repeat violation shall be seven hundred ~iIl.y dollars ($750.00), (e) A rcpeat vi'Jl;J.tion which remains uncor- rected beyond the ~ime prescribed for correction in the civil violatiun notice shall be treated. ll.3 a continuing violation, and the addition..al penalty for each day of continued violation shall be. equal to the doubled amount due for the first day of the repeat violatiotl. (0 Continuing violation pen.alties shall e..cc:rue from the date of correction given in the.civil vio- lation notice until the corroc:tion is made if a re- quest for a,;mini~tive bearing is not ~~y rued. If the named violator requests an 9r1TTT'nl~- trative hearing on a correctahle violation and loses his appeal. the hearing officer shall detenniD.e a reasonable time period within which correction of the violation must be made, based on the consid- erations set fo'rth in Section 8CC-3(d). If correc- tion is not made within the period set by the heariIig officer, ~ntinuing violation penalties. shall begin after the time for correction has ran:. No cOntinuing' violation penalties shall accrue during the time period from the date -of the ciVil violation notice until the date of the eATTT;n;~- tive hearing if the named violator timely requests an 9r1mini~tive hearing to appeal the decision of the Code Inspector. Continuing violation pen- alties cannot be imposed by the hearing officer for uncorrectable violations. .- (g) Civil penalties assessed pursuant.to this chapter are due and payable to Dade County on the last day of the Period allowed for the filing of an appeal from the hearing officers decision, or, if proper tippeal is made, when the appeal ~ been flnally decided adve....sely to the named VIolator. (Ord. No. 85-33, ~ 1(4),5-21-85; Ord. No. 90-6,9 1, 2-6-90; Ord. No. 93-71, S 1, 7-15-93) Sec. 8CG-5. Rlgbts of violators; payment.of fine; right to 0. ppenl; fo.i1arc to po.y and Correct. or t..ar appeaL (:t) A violator who bas oee.n served wt't..1.... ...... civil violation notice shall elect elther to: . (1) Pay the civil penalty in the manner ~di- cated on the notice, and cot"'rCCt the VlOlo.. ':.111111 1'1,1 '] lion within tb.~ Li.me sp.x.ified on th,: notic.~ (if applicable); or (2) Ik--qucst an administrative hearing before a hearing oITicer to ap~ the decision of tbe Code I.n.spccUlr which ..csultcd in the is5Uancc. of the civil violation notice, (b) Appeal by arimini"lrative ue.J.....-i.ng of the no- tice of violation shall be accomplished by filing a request in writing to the address indicated on the notice, not later than twenty (20) calendar days after the service of the notice. (c) If the named violator' after notice fails to pay the civil penalty and correct the violatio.n within the time specified CLf applicable), or Lail.s to timely request an 8r1mi~i~trativ~ hearing before a hea.....-mg officer, the hearing officer shall be in- formed of such failure by report from the Code Inspector. If the named violator payothe civil pen- alty for a correctable violation but does not cor- rect that violation within the time specified., each day that the violation continues beyond such spec- ified time shall constitute a continuing violation. Failure pf the named Viotator to appeal the.d~- sion of the Code inspector Within the prescribed time peri9<i ~ coostitutea waiver of the viola- tor's right to'9r1m;n;!:trative.hesring ~ore. tJ;e hearing officer. A waiver of the right to ar1m1mJ;.o . trative hearing shall be treated as an 8r1mi~~ion of the violation and penalties may be assessed accordingly. (Ord. No. 85-33, 9 1(5), 5-21-S5; Ord. No..8G-22, 9 1, 3-18-86; Ord. No. 90-6, 9 1, 2--6-90) See. 8CC-6. Scheduling and co'nduct of hearing. (a.) Upon receipt of 8 named violator's tim.:Iy request for an adm,iL:1!st::ratve hearing, the heanng officer &b.a1l ~ the matter down for hearing on the next regularly scheduled hearing date or as 600 n. the.reaftCr as possible. ti of (b) The hearing officer duill send a no. ce h . b first ~ d1ail to the named VloLator eanng Y . f b~g at his last known address. The notice 0 U . g: shall include but not be limited to (.b.e (0 oWU1 1 . sued the il) Name artho Oo<le Inspector W 10 15 nu~,--. (2) Fa.ctual description of lUJ."'",..\ v'..-....-..~n. 1269 ---- 1CC-1j .. DADE COUNT( CODE --- (3) Date of alle~ violation. (.1) Section of tbe Code allegedly violaUxl. (5) Place, d:1te lllld time of the hearing. (G) Right of Vlobtor to be represented by a la....ry e r . (7) Rigbt of violator to present witnesses and evidence . (8) Notice that failure of violator to attend hearing may result in civil penalty being assessed against him. (9) Notice that teqUests for continuances will not be considered if not received by the hearing officer 'at least ten (10) calendar <hys prior to the date set for hearing. (c) The h~g officers shall call hearings on a monthly basis. or upon the request of the Clerk of tbe Board of Comlty Co..,.,..,.,;~<rioners. No hearing shall be Set sooner than twenty (20) calendar days Cram the date of service of the notice of violation. (d) A hearing date shall not be postponed or continued unless a request for continuance, showing good 'cause for such continuanCe., is re- ceived in writing by the hearing officer at least ten (10) calendar daYs prior to the date set for the h~. . (e) All hearings of the hearing offi~ shall be open to th~public. All testimony shall be under oath. Assuming proper notice, a hearing may pro- ceed in the absence of the named violator. (0 The proceed.fugs at the hearing shall be re- corded .and may be transdibed at the expense of the party requesting the t:ranscript- (g) The Clerk o( the Board of County Commis- sioners shall provide clerical and ad..,.,;n;~ti.ve personnel as may be reasonably r~ by escil hearing officer for the proper performance of his duties. (b) .Each case before a hearing officer shall be presented by the County Manager or his designee. (i) Tbe hearing need not be conducted in accor. dance with the formal rules relating to evidence and witnesses. Any relevant evidence shall be ad. mitted if the bearing officer finds it competent SUi'll' No ./ and reliable, regardless of the existence of any common law or statutory rule to the contra...--y. (j) Each party sb.nll have the right to c.jfl and examine wi toesses; to introduce e.xhib its; to cross. e;t":lmine opposing witnesses 00 any matter rele- vant to the issues even though tbat matter was not covered in the di.rcct ('TAminatioo; to impeach any witness regardl~s of which party first called him to testify; and to rebut the evidence against him. (k) The hearing officer sb.all make flIld.ing's of faet based on evidence of record. In order to make a finding upholding the Code Inspector's decision, the ~ea.ring officer must find that a. preponder- ance of the evidence indicates that the named vi- olator was responsible for the vio18.tioo of the rel- evant section of the 90de as charged.." <D If the named' violatOr is found guilty of the violation. he may beheld liable forthe reasonable costs of the a(f..,.,;n;~tive hearing, at the disere-. tion' of the hearing 'officer. . . (m) The factAinding determination :oC the. hearing office,r shall b;e limited to .whether the violation alleged did occur and, if so, whether the person named in the.?-vil violation notice. cai;.?e held respOnsible for. that violafion. Based upon this. fact-finding determination, 'the hearing.of- ficer shall either affirm or "reverse the decision of the Code In.sped:or as to' the I-espoosihility of the named 'Violator for the Code violation. If the hearing officer affirin.s the decision of the Code In.sped:or, the he8ring officer, pursuant to Section 8CC4(t) , shall determine a reesonabl~ time pe- riod within which corre<:tion of the violation must be made. If the' hearing officer reverses th~' deci. alon of the Code Inspector and' finds the named violator not responsible for the Code violation al- leged in the civil violation notice, the named vio- lator sb.a1l not be liable -Cor the payment 9f .any civil penalty, absent reversal of tbe hearing offi- cer's findings purSuant to Sectioo 8CC-8(a). If the decision of the hearing officer is to afIirm. then the following elements,shall be included: - . (1) Amount of civil penalty. (2) Administrative costs of bearing. (3) Date by which the violation must be cor- rected to prevent imposition of continuing violation penalties (if applicable). (........ , . . '. 12';0 ~ CODE: ENFORCEMENT ~ 8CC-8 Inspector and fInds the named violator not resp<)n- sible for the Code violation alleged in the civil violation notice, the named violator shall not ~ liable for the payment of any civil penalty, absent reversal of the hearing officer's findings pursuant to Section 8CC-8(a). If the decision of the'hearinG officer is to affirm, then the following elements shall be included: (1) Amount of civil penalty. (2) p..rhninistrative costs of hearing. (3) Date by which the violation must be cor- rected to prevent imposition of continuing violation penalties (if applicable). (n) The hearing officer shall have the power to: (1) Adopt procedures for the conduct of bear- ings. (2) Subpoena alleged violators and witnesses for hearings; subpoenas may be served by the Dade C<>urity Sheriffs. Department or bythesUffoftheh~go~re~ (3) Subpoena evidence. (4) Take testimony under oath. (5) Assess and order the payment of civil pen- alties as provided herein.. (0) (1) A hearing officer shall postpone and "' shall not conduct a hearing if the named violator, prior to the scheduled hearing date, ......files with a duly authorized C<>unty ~aId of appropriate jurisdiction an a~mini!':tra- tive appeal conrerning the interpretation or application of any technical provisions of the Code section allegedly violated. Howev- er, once an issue had been determined by a hearing offirer in a specific case, that issue may not be further reviewed by a C<>unty board in that specific case. A named viola- tor waives his right to arimini!':t:rative ap- peal to other C<>unty boards if the violator does not apply for such appeal prior to the violator's code enforcement hearing before the bearing officer. (6) Upon exhaustion of a timely filed adminis- trative appeal and finalization of the ad- ministrative order by such board, the hear- ing officer may exercise all powers gi.ven to him by this chapter. The hC.1.ri.og officer shall not, however, exercise any jurisdiction aver such alleged Code violations until the time allowed for court appeal of the ruling of such board has lapsed or until such further ap- peal has been e..wausted. (7) The hearing officer shall be bound by the interpretations and decisions of duly autho- rized C<>unty boards concerning the provi- sions of the codes within their respective jurisdictions. In the event such a board de- cides that an alleged violation. of the Code is not in accordance with such board's in- terpretation of the Code provision aD. which the violation is based, the bearing officers shall not be empowered to proceed with the enforcement of the violation. , (Ord. No_ 85-33, ~ 1(6). 5-21-85; Ord. No. 86-22, ~ 1, 3-18-86; Ord. No. 90-6, ~ 1, 2-6-90; Ord. No_' 94-207, ~ 3, 11-1-94) See. 8CC-7. ~overy of unp;Ud civil penal- ties; unpaid penalty to consti- tute'a lien; foreclosure. (a) 'Dade County may institute proceedings in a court of competeotjurisdiction. to compel payment of civil pen~ties. (b) A certified copy of an order imposing a civil . penalty may be recorded in the public records and thereafter shall constitute a lien against the land on which the violation. exists or, if the .violator does not own the land, upon. any other real or personal property owned by the violator, and it may be enforced in the same manner as a court judgment by the sheriffs of this State, including levy against the personal property, but shall not be deemed to be a court judgment except for en- forcement purposes. After one (1) year from the tilio.g of any such lien which remains unpaid, Dade County may' foreclose or othenvise execute on the lien. (Ord. No. 85-33, ~ 1(7), 5-21-85) Sec. SCC-8. Appeals. (a) The named violator or the C<>unty may ap- peal a final order of the hearing officer for all vi- olations except those contained in Chapter 5 of the County Code by filing a notice of appeal in the -- ,; DADE COlJ'NTY CODE /' r ~ 8Ce-a circuit Court in and for Dade County, Florida, in accordance with the procedures and within the time provided by the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure for the review of arl m i n i~trative action. (b) For violations of Chapter 5 of the O:lunty O>de, the violator or the County may seek to over- turn the order of a hearing officer by making ap- plication to. Dade County O:lurt for a trial de noVO 00. the merits. Such application shall be filed with- in thirty (30) calendar days of the issuance of the order sought to be overturned. A violator sball have the right to a de novo proceeding provided that all ad..mi.nistrative remedies have been ex- hausted. Failure to make such application within the prescnDed t:h.ii-ty-day period shall render the findings of the hearing officer conclusive, binding and final. All findings of the hearing officer.shall be admissible evidence at any de novo proceeding held pursuant to this section. (c) Unless tbe findings of the hearing officer are overturned in a proceeding held pursuant to S~- tion SCG-8(a), all findings of the bc.ariIig officer shall be admissible in any proceeding to collect unpaid penalties. (Ord. No. 85-33, S 1(8), 5-21-85; Ord. No, 86-22, S I, 3-18-86; Qrd. No. 90-6, 9 1, 2-6-90; Ord. No. 91-127,92,10-15-91) Sec. 8CC-9. Provisions contained herein are supplemental. Nothing coa.tain~ in this chapter shall prohibit Dade County from enforcing its Code by any other means. The enforcement procedures outlined here- in are cumulative to all others and'shall not be deemed to be prerequisites to ~g suit for ~e enforcement of any section of ~ Code. (Ord. No. 85-33, ~ 1(9), 5-21-85) See. 8C~lO. Schedule of civil penalties. The following table shows the sections of this Code, ~ they may be a,mended frOm time to time, which may be enfo~ p~t to the provisions of this chapter; and the dollar amount ~f' civj1 p~o..a.ltY.. for the violation of these sections as they may be amended. . .' . ". The -descriptions of violations" below are for informational purposes only and are not meant to limit or define the nature of the violationS or the subject matter of the listed CoQ:e sections, except to the extent that different types of violations of the same Code section may c;u:ry different. civil penalties. For each Code section 1isted in the schedule of civil penalties, the entirety of that section. may be enforced by the mechanism provided in this Chapter 8CC, regardless of whether all activities prosaibed or required within that puticular s~on are described in the "'Description of Violation" column. To determine the exact nature of any activity prosaibed or required by this Code, the relevant Code section must be examined. Code Section Description of VLOlc.tian Ciuil Penalty Disclosing false information Construction in right-of-way without permit Construction in right-of-way nonconforming with .,i)ublic works manual 2-103.1 megal paving or drainage construction on private property 2-103.15 megal signs in right-of-way All other Chapter 2 violations 2-8.1 2-103.1 2-103.1 $ 500.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 ,"'7" II CODE ENFORCEMENT ~ 8ce-to Code Ciuil Section. Description. of VLOlation Penalty 4-3(a) Providing ambulance service without a certificate of public 500.00 convenience and necessity 4-3 (a) Advertising ambulance service without a certificate of pub- 500.00 lic convenience and necessity 4-7(a) Charging an unlawful rate 500.00 4-7(a) Failure to post rates 50.0Q 4-S(a)(2) Failure to maintain twenty-four (24) hour public telephone 500.00 access 4-S(aX3) Failure to provide the county man.ager with a current list of 500.00 telephone numbers and addresses of responsible manage- ment personnel 4-S(aX 4) Failure to provide service twenty-four (24) hours each and 500.00 every day 4-8(aX5) Failure to promptly answer every telephone call for service 500.00 4-8<a)(6) Failure to load and transport patients ~th a medical em.er- 500.00 gency regardless of ability to pay 4-8(a)(7) Failure to provide each transport unit with direct two-way. 500.00 communications with a central dispatcher a~ all times . 4-8(aX8) Failure to tape record all radio and telephonic service re- 500.00 lated conversations requesting ambulance service received through the communications center I 4-8(a)(8) Failure to maintain radio and telephonic tapes for at least 500.00 sixty (60) days ~(a)(9) Failure to inform complainants of their right to redress un- 500.00 resolved grievances by providing the name, mailing address and telephone number of the office designated by the county manager to enforce provisions of this article and receive complaints 4-8(c) Hiriilg of individuals in violation of Sed;ion 4-S(b) 500.00 4-13(c) Engaging an ambulance or air ambulanee,.wi,th intent to 1,000.00 defraud the certificate holder 4-16(a) Advertising without the existence of a certifi~te of public 1,000.00 convenience and necessity from Dade County 5-2 Keeping wild animals or reptiles 200.00 5-2.1 Failure to ensure ~at animal sterilization requirements 500.00 are met and/or breaching an agreement to sterilize an ani- mal 11.71 ~ SCC-lO OADE COUNTY COOE -- - "" ... Code Ciuil Section Description of Vwlali.on . Penalty 5-2.2 Dye or color baby chickens, ducklings, and rabbits or other 200.00 animals or fowl 5-2.3 Sale or possession of dyed baby chickens, ducklings, rabbits 200.00 or other animals or fowl 5-2.3.1 Sale of turtles without salmonella test 200.00 5-2.3.2 Failure to post warning at displays of turtles for re~,sale 200.00 5-2.5 Cruelty to animals 500.00 54 Dog on. beach or in park 50.00 5-5 Dog defecating or urinating on public or common. property 50.00 S-6(a) Spayedlneutered dog running at large in any manner First Offense 50.00 Second Offense 100.00 Third Offense 200.00 Each Subsequent Offense 250.00 5-6(c) Intact dog t"I,"n;ng at large in any manner First Offense 150.00 Second Offense 200.00 Third Offense 300.00 Each Subsequent Offense 350.00 ... 5-6.1(a) Dog becoming a public nu.isance 50.00 5.-Q.2(b) . ......s. Failure to confine dog during dangerous dog investigation. 100.00 or hearings; failure to provide address where the animal re;ndesj relocating the dog during the investigation or hear- ingsj or transfer of ownership during the investigation or hearing 5.-Q.2(dX17) Failure to confine dog during the dangerous dog determi- 250.00 nation appeal period 5.-Q.2(e) Failure to register dog as dangerous; renewal 500.00 5.-Q.2(g) Failure to give notice to Animal Control of certain qccur- 500.00 rences involving dangerous dogs ~ 5.-Q.2(h) Failure to notify Anim3.l Control of change of ownership of 500.00 dangerous dog 5-6.2(i) Failure to muzzle or restrain dangerous dog 500.00 5-6.2(j) Using dangerous dogs in hunting . 500.00 1174 Code Section. i> j~ acc.10 CODE ENFORCEMENT Description of Vwlation Ciui! Penalty Failure to obtain a chauffeur's registratioc... Fine shall be reduced to $50.00 if the person issued the citation has held a valid Dade County chauffeur registration within the past six months 200.00 1.000.00 31-303(a). All ~!her Chapter 30, Article m. violations 31-303(iXl) 3l~03(iX2) 3l~03(iX3) 31~03(iX4) 31~03(iX5) 3l~03(iX6) 3l-303(iX7) 3l~03(iX8) 31~03(iX9) 31-303(iXIO) , 3l-303(iXll) .- 31-303(iX12) 31-303(iX 13) 31-303(iX14) 31-303(iX15) 31-303(iX16) 31-303(iX17) 31-303(iX18) 31-303(iX19) Fail~re to display a valid chauffeurs registration Violation of solicitation prohibition Violation of smo1cing while transporting passengers or sleeJr. ing in vehicle prohibition Refusal or neglect to transport; or' violation of additional ..' passengers prohibition Failure to maintain a neat appearance; or failure to meet dress standards Failure to maintain accurate, legible trip sheets or failure to provide trip sheets to CSD, when requested Overcharging passenger Failure to offer fare ~ipt to paying" passenger Operating an unsafe vehicle Violation of abusive language prohibition; or being discour..;. teous to passengers or enforcement personriel, or soliciting gratuities Operating a vehicle while ability or alertness is impaired' '. Failure to notify CSD of modification of agreement with. an operator or for-hire company; or failure to notify CSD of change of address within ten (10) days of relocation Failure to select most economical route to destination Violation of passenger diversion prohibition, or accepting payment for passenger diversion .' Failure to stop vehicle for inspection; or failure to allow authorized enforcers to iaspe<:t vehicle .. Failure to display off~uty sign . Failure to use air condidoner 50.00 75.00 7 5~00 100.00 25.00 25.00 250.00 25.QO 75.00 100.00 250.00 25.00 100.00 250.00 50.00 Displaying an altered chauffeu~s registration Failure to sign and accept.violation notice 50.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 ,""'"..,. . SCC:-l0 Ade 5ection 31-303(iX20) 3 1-303(iX2 1) 31-304(1) 31-304(2) 31-304(3) 32-8.1(g) 32.8.2 33-S(a) 33-8(b) ,. 33-8(c) . -v?- 33-11 33-11 33-12 33-13 33-15 33-15.1 33-16 33-20(e) .. DADE COUNT'{ CODE Description of Vwlation Civil Renalty Vehicle operation with no valid operating permit and/or ve- hicle inspection displayed. Fine shall be reduced. to $50.00 if valid operating permit or valid inspection decal is presented to CSD within two (2) business days of citation issuance Vehicle operation when displayed operating permit decal or vehicle inspection sticker tampered or altered Failure to operate with properly sealed and operating taxi- meter _ 250.00 250.00 250.00 Chauffeur not in attendance of vehicle except when parked in taxicab storage areas at Miami Intern.atiolialAirport and Dodge Island; or vehicle doors open when unauthorized Failure to operate with a lit tell-tale light All other Chapter 4, Article III; Chapter 30, Sections 30-371 and 30-372; and Chapter 3~ Articles n. Ill, IV and V. vio- lations relating to chau1f'eurs Violation of water shortage emerg~ncy restrictiocs Violation of permanent landscape irrigation restrictions Failure to ob~ certificate of use and ocCup8.ncy for .South ' Florida Building Code (SFBC) Group ~ B.:C, D, E. and F occupancies . Failure to obtain certificate of use and occupancy for:SFBC Group G and H occupancies . Failure to obtain certificate of use and occupancy for SFBC Group I and J occupancies Over.height fence, barbed wire fence, wall or hedge Improperly located fence, wall, or hedge Failure to erect or maintain proper swiInming pool fence or barrier Unlawfully establishing an unusual or new use without pri- or approval at public hearing illegally maintaining or depositing junk. or trash. · Failure to remove derelictJnonfunctioning property per or- der illegal excavation megal boat storage 25.00 25.00' 50.00 75.00 50.00 500.00 200.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 100.00 1?qA CODE ENFORCEMENT ~ 8CC-ll (Ord. No. 85-33, ~ 1(0),5-21-85; Ord. No. 86-22,9 1,3-18-86; Ord. No 87-5G, ~ 2, 9.1.87; On1. No. 88-32 9 1,4-21-88; Ord. No. 88-36, 9 1,5-3-88; Ord. No. 88-45, 9 2, 5-17-88; Ord. No. 83--16, ~ 2, 5-17-88; Ord: No. 88-95, 9 I, 10-4-88; Ord. No. 89-8, ~ 1,2-21-89; Ord. No. 89-22,9 9, 4-4-89; Ord. No. 8.9.92,9 6, 9-26-89- Ord. No. 89-10.1. ~ 1, 11-7-89; Ord. No. 90-6,9 1,2.6-90; Ord. No. 90-11, ~ 4, 2.20-90; Ord. No. 90-73,1j 2: 7-24-90; Ord. No. 91-18, ~ 1,2-19-91; Ord. No. 91-28, ~ 3,3.5-91; Ord. No. 91-37, ~ 3~, 3-19-91; Ord. No. 91-40~ Ii 2,4-2-91; Ord. No. 91-65, Ii 2, 6-20-91; Ord. No. 91-90,9 8, 9-16-91; Ord. No. 91-95, ~ 26, 9-16-91; Ord. No. 91-109, Ii 3,10.1-91; Ord. No. 91-111, 9 1,10-1-91; Ord. No. 91-116,9 2, 10-1-~)l; Ord. No. 91-122 Ii 2,10-1-91; Ord. No. 91-123,9 12,10-15-91; Ord. No. 91-128, Ii 2,10-15-91; Ord. No. 91-134,9 2,11-5-91; Ord. No. 92-20, 9 10,3-17-92; Ord. No. 92-38,9 4,5-19-92; Ord. No. 92-89, Ii 3,8-27-92; Ord. No..92-97 Ii 12,9-15-92; Ord. No. 93-57,92,6-1-93; Ord. No. 93-65,92,6-15-93; Ord. No. 93-70, Ii 6, 7-i5-93; Ord: No. 93-71, 9 2, 7-15-93; Ord. No. 93-72, Ij 4, 7-15-93; Ord. No. 93-76, Ii 2, 7-27-93; Ord. No. 93-108, 9 1, 10-19-93; Ord. No. 93-109, Ii 1, 10-19-93; Ord. No. 93-112, Ii I, 10-19-93; Ord. No. 93-115, Ii 2, 11-3-93; Ord. No. 93-130, Ii 2, 11-16-93; Ord. No. 94-13, 9 2, 1-20-94; Ord. No. 94-14, 9 2, 1-20-94; Ord. No. 94-15, 9 4, 1-20-94; Ord. No. 94-49, 9 2, 3-p-94; Ord. No. 94-77, 9 2, 5-5-94; Ord_ No. 94-78, 9 1,5-5-94; Ord. No. 94-81,92,5-5-94; Ord. No. 94-93, 94,5-17-94; Ord. No. 94-102,92,5-17-94; Ord. No. 94-121,92,6-21-94; Ord. No. 94-122,92,6-21-94; Ord. No. 94-123,93,6-21-94; Ord. No. 94-124,92,6-21-94; Ord. No. 94-136, ~ 2, 7-12-94; Ord. No. 94-139, 9 1, 7-12-94; Ord. No. 94-14-8, 9 1, 7-14-94; Ord. No'; '94-149, Ii 2, 7-14-94; Ord. No. 94-198, Ii 8, 11-1.94; Ord. No. 94-199, Ii 3, 11-1-94;'Ord. No. 94-207, Ii 3, 11-1-94; Ord. No. 94-211, Ii 5, 11-15-94; Ord. No. 95-23, 9 2, 2-7-95; Ord_ No. 95-29, Ii 1, 2-7-95) Sec. SCG-It. Enforcem.ent procedure for mu- nicipalities. (a) Municipalities within Dade County shall be entitled to enforce the applicable provisions of this . chapter within their municipal bo!J.D.daries sub- ject to compliance with the provisions of this sec- tion. (b) As a coo.ditioo. to enforcing the applicable proVisions of this chapter, a municipality shall en- ter into an intedocal agreement with Metropoli- tan Dade Cou.o.ty. The interlocal agreement shall co 0. tai.o. , at a minimum, the following: (1) The section or sections of this Code which the municipality wishes to enforce through this chapter; (2) The job title of the agents or employees of the municipality authorized to perform the enforcement functioos and the number of ageo.ts or employees so authorized; (3) The amount reimbursable to Metrop<llitan Dade County for administrative costs relat- ing to the conduct of bearings on appeals from violatioos issued by the municipality, includi.o.g but not limited to attorneys' fees and costs, costs of transcriptioo. and cleri- cal costs; t.:"""" .....:" I" (4) The amou.o.t of revenue reimbursable to the municipality from any fine collected. pursu- ant to this chapter; (5) An agreement to indemnify and save the County harmless from and against any and all liability, actions and causes of action re- lating to the municipality's enforcement of the provisions of this chapter, and (6) A term not to exceed three (3) years. (c) With respect to laws and ordinances ofCouo.- ty-wide application, the provisions of this section shall be supplemental to and not in derogation of any authority of Metropolitan Dade Cou.o.ty to en- force the provisions of those laws and ordinances. (d) Nothing contained in this section is intend- ed to exteo.d the substantive effect or application of any Cou.o.ty law or ordinance to any municipal area where such Cou.o.ty law or ordinance is not effective or applicable. (e) Nothing coo.tained in this section shall pro- hibit any mu:h.icipality from enforcing provisions of its municipal code or this Code by any lawful and authorized means. (Ord. No. 94-38, ~ 1, 3-3-94) ITh~ nClCt pace is 1:r.J 1l 130:1 Amended , Substitute Agenda Item No. 5(M) Page 88 (E) Decisions at hearing. . . . (2) If the magistrate, county court judge or hearing examiner finds a violation of the Code, the magistrate, county court judge or hearing examiner shall assess a fine and/or jail sentence as provided in Section 31-92[[00]] of the Code, and removal and storage fees. The fine(s), if any, and removal and storage fees must be paid in order to obtain an order for release of the seized vehicle. A magistrate. county court judge or hearing examiner shall not issue an order releasing the vehicle where said vehicle is subject to forfeiture proceedings pursuant to Section 31-94(G). . . . Section 3. Chapter SCC of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida., is hereby amended as follows: . . . Sec. 8CC-l O. Schedule of civil penalties. . . . Code Section Descriotion or Violation Civil Penalty 31-82(a) advenising or pennitting operations without a valid. current for-hire license S1.OOO.00 31-82(j)(2) failure to report change of address Sl00.00 31-82(j)(3 ) failure to maintain records at principal Dlace of business of entity responsible for passenger servicej Sl00.00 .. - (' -.OU)wd7. .. Code Section 3 1-82(j)( 4) 31-82(j)(6) 3 1-82(D(7) 31-82(i)(8) 31-82(j)(9) 3 1-82(j)(l 0) 3 1-82(il( 1 J ) 31-82(j)(J 2) 3 J -82(i)(13) . """" 31-85(b) 31-85(i)( 1 ) t: ...lClIW.... 7. ... Amended Substitute Agenda Item No 5(M) Page 89 Description of Violation failure to enter into passenger service agreement or comoly with 31-JOO(kl permitting or authorizing any chauffeur or other person to operate any for-hire vehicle without that vehicle's current valid operating permit disolayed allowing person to operate without a chauffeur re~istration and without a chauffeur's agreement allowing or permitting any person to operate a for-hire vehicle without current. valid and sufficient insurance coverage failure to register and inspect all vehicles placed and taken out of service permitting or authorizing operation of a vehicle which does not meet a.pplicable vehicle standards allowing any person to operate a for-hire vehicle whose alertness is impaired refusal or neglect to transport failure to enter into chauffeur agreement failure to comply with requirements for designated public stands oroviding compensation for the rilZht to oick UO passengers from or provide for-hire service to any business establishment or public facility t Civil Penalty ) S500.00 $500 00 $500.00 $500.00 . S200.00 S100.00 ) S250.00 S100.00 Sloo.oo $100.00 S500.00 ) Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. S(M) Page 90 Code Section Descriotion of Violation 31-85(j)(2) prohibition against acceptin~comoensation for right to Dick up passenszers 31-86(a) failure to operate with a taximeter meeting requirements of the Code 3 1-86(b) staning and endinsz the meter in violation of the requirement 31-86(d) Failure to operate with properly sealed and operating taximeter 31-86( g) tampering with a taximeter or the seal 31-88(a) permitting or operating without insurance 31-88(a) failure to complv with insurance coverage requirements 31-88(b) failinsz to provide necessary insurance coverage or insurance-related services 3 1-88( c;) failure to provide eso with required notices of insurance cancellation .. ........ 31-88(0 failure to provide documents when requested by the eso 31-89(a) operating a vehicle in violation of the vehicle standards and Sec. 3) -92(b) 31-89(a)(2) oDeratin~ for-hire vehicle without a current. valid operating permit or inspection decal. as .. applicable displayed (" .... otD.., '. .. Civil Penalt)' S500.00 S20000 S200.00 S250.00 $500.00 $500.00 $500.00 $500.00 $200.00 $200.00 S75.00 $250.00 Code Section 3 1-89( a )(7) 3 1-89(b)(I ) 3 1-89Cb)(3) 3 1 -8 9(b )( 4 ) 31-89(g) 31-93(d) 3 1 - 1 OO( a ) 31-100(j) 3t-loom . ...... 31-1 OOlk)(2) 3 1- ] oo(k )(3 ) 31-1 OOlk)( 4) <: ~1OltDW4"" Descriotion of Violation failure to have an operating air-conditioning system failure to oroperly display consumer information Failure to operate with a lit tell-tale light failure to obtain CSD aporoval or to install display in accordance with CSD instructions failure to have an operatin~ mobile two-way radio failure to comply with requirements for ooeratin'Jt at Miami International Airport and the Pon of Miami prohibition against providing taxi passen~er services on behalf of a for-hire license holder without a current. valid passenger service company registration failure to enter into aszreement with for-hire taxi license holder . J I failure to enter into agreement with for-hire taxi chauffeur failure to maintain and make available copies of passenger service agreements failure to comply with all terms of passenger service agreements with for-hire license holders and chauffeurs failure to ensure maintenance and availability of records oenaininll. to for-hire operations Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. S(M) Page 9) Civil Penaltv ) $250.00 . SIOO.OO $25.00 SIOO.OO $250.00 S100.00 $ 1.000.00 ) $500.00 $500.00 $200.00 $500.00 .. - $200.00 ) Amended Substitute Agenda Item No. 5(M) Page 92 Code Section Description of Violation Civil Penalty . 31-100<k)(7) refusal to dispatch or ne~lect to dispatch a request $100.00 to transpol1 31-100CklCS) failure to complv with lost and found rules $100.00 31-10I(a) Publishing an advertisement of ground $500.00 transoortation services without the for-hire license comp-any or passenger service company registration number 31-10 I( c) advertising other than aporoved rate or fare $500.00 All other Chapter 31 Aniele II violations $50.00<< Section 4. If any section. subsection., sentence, clause or provision of this ordinance is held invalid, the remainder of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity. Section 5. It is the intention of the Board of County Commissioners. and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this ordinance. including any sunset provision. shall become and be made a part of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida. The ~eaions of this ordinance may I be renumbered or relettered to accomplish such intention, and the word "ordinance" may be changed to "seaion." "anicle," or other appropriate word. ....,'" Section 6. With the exception of (a) sections 31-82(a), 31-850). 31-89, 31-90, 31-91 and Section 3 of this ordinance which shall become effective thirty (30) days after the date of enactment of this ordinance, and (b) sections 31-82(c) through (~)~ 31-86, 31-87, 31-88,31-100, 3 1- t Oland 3 1-109 which shall become effective one hundred and twenty (120) days after the . date of enactment of this ordinance, this ordinance shall become ~ffective two hundred and (" _oOIlDw..' .. Amended Substitute Agenda hem No. 5(M) Page 93 .. seventy (270) days after the date of enactment unless vetoed by the Mayor. and if vetoed, shall become effective only upon an override by this Board. Section 7. This ordinance does not contain a sunset provision. PASSED AND ADOPTED: JUL 0 9 \996 Approved by County Attorney as to fonn and legal sufficiency: AA6 '""I L....". 15n~ . Prepared by: Sponsored by Commissioner Dennis C. Moss ) . ..~-:' ,'.. " - t: ...ICM.OW7,.. ~1l1nT 0 @.. ;.- .. ......:.-::: MEMO~ANOUM A~enda lcem No. 6(a)1 ... _._.-....._--. -c.- " Honorable Chairman and Members Board of County Commissiooe:'S . ~~ .e?'~ v\0"~~-G. Avino, P.E.,P.L.S. County Manager QATE: March 3. 199~ SUBJECT: Revision to Administ.rative Order2-5: Code Enforcement F-ecom mendation It is recommended that the Board approve Administ:r4.tive Order 2-5, entitled Code Enforcement, as r~.arid a.ttached. Back~ound .' Administrative Order 2-5. ordered and effective M:arch'18, 1986, has ~ broadened to include definitions and to specifically identify the responsibilities inh~t to the' admini.stntion of O1apte.r SCC of the Code of Metropolitan Dade County by the respective issuing departments, as wc:ll as Code Enforcement, County Oe:dc Division. . .... .. .. . A ne:N ~o~ has .been added... .if the proposed ordin2.nce ~ which is set for public hearing-today, ~g amending O13pter SCC'of die ~ This '2.niendinent woUld ~ow the ?flicl2ls and. inspcdDIS . of niunicipalitieS to p:ii1icipate in the ciVil vi6lalions }llld penalties ordi.n:ance developed under Chapter SCC to pea~1i7.e violators of regulations, ~d to use the citation procedures established in the Code. .In order to.be entitled.to the provisions of Chapter see, the mu~cip3lity would be required to enter into an inter local agreement with the County i. iri accatdance with the conditions included in the amended ord~ce, at ~ minimum- ... In addition, the departmettt administrative costS and continuing peii31ties reimbursement for di..Stnoution to d~ents by Code Enforcement, County .Oerk Division~ has been refined to , provide a clearer definition. Dep3.rtmental admiriist:r4.tive costs incurred by issuing departments while processing continuing violations and l~g liens, however, are n9t provided for under Chapter 8CC. These costs can only be l~yi~. or <:ollected by departments if other statutory Code p'rovisions or County Commission approval are authorized. . FinaIl~. a pro~on has been added identifying how = may be closed and dismissOd. ., Attachment ~ ~ J>.. '~oRITY: S .:RSEDES : l? :CY: E . aCEMENT p: :.EOURE FOR K( :c;i:P~: '.' .- o .. A.O. NO.: ORDERED: EFFEcrIVE: 2-5 3-8-94 3-8-9!.l 0'.-. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY CODE ~NFORCEMENT section 4 _ 02', Metropolitan Dade County Charter, and Chapter ace, Metropolitan Dade county Code. This administrative order supersedes Administrative Order 2-5 ordered and effective March J.8, 1.986. It shall be the policy of Metropolitan Dade county. to foster compliance with the ordinances. passed" by the Board of county comJIiissioners, . as embodied in :the. Code of Metropolitan Dade co~ty, by encouraging,its Code Inspectors' to utilize available enforcement mechaniSlllS I incJ.uding the issuance of uni.form. civil vi..olation notice,' to attain this goal. . . . . . Municipalities vi.thin D~de county shall..a1so be entitled to enforce. the. applicahJ.e provisions . of this . Chapter within 't;heir '-m.unicipal boUndaries by ,entering j,nto an interlocal agreement with Metropolitan Dade ~ounty which shall contain, at.a m~~um, the following: J.. The section or sections of the. Code of Metropolitan Dade co~ty I as listed in Section 8CC-].0, which the municipality wishes to enforce through this Chapter; 2. The j ob title of the agents or employees of the municipality authorized to perfortll the enforceJl\ent functions and the' nwoJ:>er of agents or employees so authorized; . 3 _ The amount reilUbur~'able to Metropolitan Dade county for ~dministrative costs relating to the cond:i:1ct of hearings on appeal.s from viol.ations issued by the municipal.ity, incl.uding, bu~ not li~ited to t. attorneys fees and costs, costs of transcription and clerical costs; - 4. The amount of revenue reimbursable to the ..... DEFnaTIONS: .,.,. .,. -- .~ ;. municip~lity from any fine collected pursuant to the Chapter; s. An agreement to indemnify and save the County harmless from and against apy and a~l liability, actions and cause of action relating to the municipality's enforcement of the provisions of this Chapte~; and 6. A term not to exceed three years.' The Gounty reserves the right to set minimum education, training and background check requirements to be met by municipal employees "' or agents enforcing the code. Furthe.nnore, the county shall 'provide oversight and auditing authority'in order to withdraw delegation if it is. .determined that. the municipality is impro.perly enforcing:. the Code. . . Any . appeals to the' circuit court or b~YOhd from civil violation Notices issued by a municipality shaJ.l be' hand.1.ed' by that municipa1ity and. its. legal staff. A ICcode' PlspeCtorfC is defi.ned .to be any:agent or ~ployee df Dade co~ty 'Whose duty it "is to assw::e Code compliance. . Subject to the'requirement. .of 8CC~~~, a cccOde Inspector'C is a1.so defi.ne.d to be any' ag.~:t or employee of a -municipaJ.ity 'Who has. be~ authorized pUrsuan.t to that section to assure Code compliance. . "violators" shall be deemed 'to be those p-ersons or entiti~s legally responsible .for . the violation of the ordinanc~S listed in section 8CC-J,.O of the code- An uuncorrectable violation" is a violation which cannot be.remedied after the violation has been committed because the violation constitutes' a single prohibited act rather than an ongoing.c~nditionor circum~tance. A "continuing violationU i~ a violation which remains uncorrected beyond the reasonable time . period for correction contained in'either the civil violation notice or the final order of the hearing officer, ~hichever is applicable. A "repeat violation" is a recurring violation of an ordinance by a violator ~ho haS H'b.Rn~G -OFFICERS: OEP.A.RXMENTS' RESPONSIBILITIES: ~" .' .1"* .''- pre~iously been guilty of the same violation. Passage of ordinance 85-)3 cre?ted and established a code enforcement position to be filled by Hearing Officers. The. County Manager, or his designee, shall prepare and submit for ratification to the Clerk_of the Board of County commiss:ioners a list of qualified candidates nominated for appointment as Hearing Offic'ers _ . Compensation for Hearing Officers shall be $150.00 per day_ Code Enforcement deparbnent directors, or their designees, shall be responsible for the following: ~. . Code . Inspe.ct:ors shall 'enfor~e the . ordinances"listep..in section 8CC"':~O of. the Code. "' .2. Upon issuance of a civil Violation Notice (CVN) . to <?- violator, .a ~ully c?mpleted copy of the CVN m.ust be sent to Code Enforcement, county Clerk Division. All origiIial civil p~alty payments'" continuing civil penaJ.ty payments, and administrative . hearing' costs imposed. pursuant to the provisions: of Chapter 8CC shall be. remitted. directly to Code Enforcement, s:=ounty ,'Clerk 'Division, ~ith a check m.ade payable to the Clerk of the' ci?=cuit and county c.ourtS. ~ 3. ........ 4. For any CVN issued in ~hich' a date of correction has been given; 'or for any case' in which a Hearing Officer has set a date of correction (see Sec. 8CC-4(f) of the Code), a Code Inspector must p~epare an Mfidavit of compliancejNon-Compliance and send a copy to Code Enforcement, County Clerk Division. . The Affidavit lllust indicate whether the violation has been corrected'by the date of correction ~eC forth in CVN or by.the Hearing Officer, and, if it has not, the Affidavit must s~ reflect and must set forth a request tJ:;a ~ l-i~arin9 Officer issue art order f~nd:ng t~e v7"~tor guilty of a cont~nu:ng v~olat:on., ~'- .....;i,.ng continuing violatl.on penaltl.es to be eJ.:~~1.V~ ~ning on the date of correctl.on and er~ ~t a ... .... MAXIMUM TOTAL FINE: DEPARTMENT WM:IN:I:STRATIVE COSTS: ADMI:NISTRAXJ;:VE' REIMBURSEMENT: ",.."...,- .- , DISMISSAL OF CASES: . paid, citations complied, and citations not complied- 6. A report vill be generated on an annual ba$is, by department., detailing outstanding violations for the previous year. 7 _ A report vill .be generated, and distributed for each department," providing the estimated cost reimbursement deduction on an ongoing basis- The maximum total fine for anyone continuing violation shall be fixed at ten t~es the original penalty amount. Depa:Ctment adJitiIiistrative costs shalllllean certain administrative costs incurred .PY issuing depai::tluents .....hile processing continuing violations and levying liens. Department administrative costs are not . provided for under Chapter 8.~~ and can on1y be levied or co11ected if authori,zed 'by other: statutory cOde pr9visions or county c6~sion appr.oval- , , . In order to cover the actual administrative expenses incurred by the county Clerk Division in supporting the code Enforcement system, the county c1erk sha1l retain a11 original fines and ad1l1inistrative hearing costs assessed by a Hearing Officer. After deduction-. of actual administrative expenses, the county C1erk, with concurrence of the Budget Director,' shall annually return to non- . general fund issuing departJnents on a prorated basis the reJUainder of retained origin~l fines. The conti~uing penalties ana department adn\'i~istrative costs shall be distributed tb nori-general fund issuing dep:lrtments on a monthly basis. '. .".. Cases may be closed and dismissed in' the follo~ing circumstances: ~. Where the civil penalty is paid and the violation corrected (if app1icable)- .. ./ .,..,,- '" .- , vhich the violation must be corrected (if applicable) , and providing the deadline date to request an administrative hearing,. in vriting, to appeal the civil violation. " 2. I f payment has not been recerved for a civil violation Notice and/or the violation of the Code section has not been corrected, a second letter will be issued by certified mail, return receip~ requested, to the violator (with no appeal filed) :i:-ndica"t:ing the civil penalty, accrued penal ty , department administrative cost, and the total amount due within 30 days. The viol.ator is further advised that if payment 'is not :;-ecei ved and! or the viol.ation is not corrected wi th.,in 30 days, a l.ien shall. be placed agairlst the viol.ator's real. or 'personal propertY- 3_ When an appea:L has been.. :eil.ed and the Hearing Officer finds 'the viol.ator- gui1ty at the Administr~ti.ve Hea.;-ing, a 1etter sha1l. be sent to .the vio1ator o1;dering. correction of the. vio1.ation (if applicab1e) an<;i' requiripg payment .of the civil. penalty,hearingadministrati~ecostt accrued .penal ty, and the total. amount to be paid- The'vio:Lator is fUrther advised. that if. payment is. not received andj or the vio:La tion~is' not corrected within J 0 days, a lien. shall be p:Laced against the violator's real' or persona:L property- To. appea:L a Hearing Officer's decrsion,. a Notice of Appeal nust be filed in the circuit court within ..the tim'e provided by the Florida Rules of APpellate procedure. ~ ;. 4. .When appropriate, a satisfaction of Lien vill be filed in the Dade county public records. 5. Management informati~n reports will be generated monthly, sequenfed bY department and badge number, for distribution indicating citationS -- 5. '6. ,. "" . . . .,.- CODE ENFORCEMENT, COUNTY CLERK DIVISION, RESPONSIBILITIES: ~.. -- --"- ~ specified date, and setting forth the total amount of penalties to be paid by the violator. A lien shall be placed on a violator's real or personal properties \oIhenever a violator has failed to pay the amount set forth in an order of the Hearing otficer. The iien is t9 be recorded in the public records of Dade County and Code Enforcement, County Clerk Division, is to be notified of same, along. with the required lien payment- Department shall be authorized to sign statements settling civil penalties for ~ounts 1ess than' the' maximum continuing pena1ty. Such sett1ement shall contain the justifica:ti~m for settlementi the inspector's badge number, if applicablei ~e original.' penal.ty amounti .....the sett.l.ement amounti the amount collecteo. (indicating full . paymeIJ.t . or partial p~ym.ent) i. and the ~ignature of. the .department director, or designee, with nbtification to. Code Enforce1lient> county' C1erk Division. If any penal.tieS have been .made' the.. subj ect . of .coUrt actions, settl.ements l11ust also incl.ude.an apprc:ival . from .the counti Attorn~Y~s Office. . '.' . 7 . If ......ithin ten days pr.ior to the hearing' date a violator requests that a hearing be rescheduled, Code Enforcement, COWlty Clerk Division, ......ill. ~utomaticallY~,; advise the department in' "<<'ri ting. The affected department wil.l then make the decision as to ......hether to reschedule or to deny the request and will advise. Code Enf?rcement, County Clerk I?ivisio~, of same. Code Enforcement, county Clerk Division, shall be responsible ~r the following: 1. Upon receipt of a civil violation Notice, a letter \oIill be issued to the violator indicating the amount of the civil penalty and the date bY \oIhich the penalty is to be .paid, advising the violator the date bY r - - 2. Where the department has settled uith the violator, . pursuant to this Administrative order. " "" 3. Where the Hearing Officer finds the named violator not guilty and'no appeal is taken by the county 0C issuing municipality. 4. Where there is a "final settlement, judgment, order, or other resolution of a case by a court of competent j urisdic:tion. Thi.s Administrative order is hereby submitted to the Board of County commissioners of Dade county, F1orida- ~#~A ~oa ).n G. AVJ.,nO, P.E- I P.L'.~,. . county Manager .,."..~ .- .' '. .. -.