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City of Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami FL 33133 wwwmiamigovcom Meeting Minutes Thursday January 10 2013 900 AM REGULAR City Hall Commission Chambers City Commission Tomas Regalado Mayor Marc David Sarnoff Chair Wifredo Willy Gort Vice Chair Frank Carollo Commissioner District Three Francis Suarez Commissioner District Four Michelle SpenceJones Commissioner District Five Johnny Martinez PE City Manager Julie 0 Bru City Attorney Dwight S Danie City Clerk City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 CONTENTS PR PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS AM APPROVING MINUTES MV MAYORAL VETOES CA CONSENT AGENDA PH PUBLIC HEARINGS FR FIRST READING ORDINANCES RE RESOLUTIONS BC BOARDS AND COMMITTEES DI DISCUSSION ITEMS PART B PZ PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS ITEMS M MAYORS ITEMS Di DISTRICT 1 ITEMS D2 DISTRICT 2 ITEMS D3 DISTRICT 3 ITEMS D4 DISTRICT 4 ITEMS D5 DISTRICT 5 ITEMS City of Miami Page 2 Printed on 2122013 City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 900 AM INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Present Vice Chair Gort Chair Sarnoff Commissioner Carollo Commissioner Suarez and Commissioner SpenceJones On the 10th day ofJanuary 2013 the City Commission ofthe City ofMiami Florida met at its regular meetingplace in City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami Florida in regular session The Regular Commission Meeting was called to order by Chair Sarnoffat 907 am recessed at 1101 am reconvened at 1102 am recessed at 1216pm reconvened at 336 pm recessed at 630 pm reconvened at 644 pm and adjourned at 826pm Notefor the Record Vice Chair Gort and Commssioner Spence Jones entered the Commission chambers at 908 amand Commissioner Carollo entered the Commission chambers at 912 am ALSO PRESENT Julie O Bru City Attorney Johnny Martinez PE City Manager Dwight S Danie City Clerk Chair Sarnoff Welcome everybody to the January 10 2013 meeting ofthe City ofMiami Commission in these historic chambers Ialso want to thank the former Chairfor being on time and showing us exactly what it like to start on time and its duly noted that hes here He promises that as even though he the rightside wingman he will continue to be prompt The members ofthe City Commission are City Commissioner Willy Wifredo Willy Gort who is the Vice Chair Frank Carollo Michelle SpenceJones Francis Suarez and myself Marc David Sarnoff the Chairman Also on the dais are Johnny Martinez the City Manager Julie O Bru the City Attorney and our new bright star Dwight Danie its still Dwight Dania Dwight S Dante City Clerk Today Chair Sarnoff Today Dwight Danie the Clerk City Clerk who I think well then convert over next week to our new City Clerk So were going to give Dwight the new shining star today The meeting will be opened with a prayer by Commissioner Suarez and the pledge ofallegiance by Commissioner Gort Invocation andpledge ofallegiance delivered PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS PR1 PRESENTATION 12 01476 Honoree Presenter Protocol Item Lewis V Swezy Mayor Regalado Salutes Jenny C Guzman Commissioner Gort Stadium Apartments Amigos for Kids Mayor Regalado Certificates of Appreciation Tacolcy Red Raiders Commisioner Commendation Suarez City of Miami Page 3 Printed on 2122013 City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 Special Recognitions The City of Miami honors the new Miami Film Industry and movie The Last Stand Luis Guzman Rodrigo Santoro Genesis Rodriguez 12 01476 Protocol Itempdf PRESENTED 1 Mayor Regalado and Vice Chair Gortpresented a Special Certificate of Appreciation to Lewis V Swezy and Jenny Guzman ofStadium Apartmentsfor their wonderful commitment to civic responsibility and communal welfare through generous donations and supportfor neighborhood projects in the City ofMiami 2 Commissioner Suarez presented a commendation to the players and coaches ofthe Tacolcy Red Raiders Junior Pee Wee Football Team for their serious commitment tophysical excellence and their dedication to the development ofteam spirit and camaraderie as realized by their success in bringing home the national championship trophy as 2012 Division II Junior Pee Wee National Champions ofthe 56th Annual Pop Warner Super Bowl 3 Mayor Regalado paid tribute to actors Luis Guzman Rodrigo Santoro and Genesis Rodriguez who star in the movie The Last Standa celluloidportrayal ofa classic showdown between law enforcement and a notorious drug kingpin in a little border town by designating them Honorary Sheriffs for the day and proclaiming Thursday January 10 2013 The Last Stand Special Screening Dayin the City ofMiami Chair Sarnoff We irillnow make the presentations and proclamations Mr Mayor you are recognizedfor the record Presentations made Later Chair Sarnoff Im told the actors from The Last Stand are here now Do you guys want to let them do their presentation Vice Chair Gort Sure Chair Sarnoff All right I think we could use a little entertainment So Vice Chair Gort Its the film industry Chair Sarnaff thefilm industry 1 guess Vincent Is Vincent going to be presenting or Commissioner SpenceJones He went outside Mayor Tomas Regalaldo Right Chair Sarnaff Mr Mayor you want to present MayorRegalado Well theyre here And actually the premiere ofthe movie is in Paragon in Coconut Grove Itsa national premiere so were very excited that they have chose Miami to do the premiere And we have a great number ofactors and this movie actually Mr Chairman and Commissioners is very important And we have to thank Vinnie because he was Commissioner SpenceJones Theyre not ready City of Miami Page 4 Printed on 2122013 City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 MayorRegalado very active in this So Unidentified Speaker Missing one MayorRegalado Oh were missing one actor But thatsokay because Arnold is not here but we do have several especially Rodrigo Santoro also Luis Guzman and Genesis Rodriguez And these actors are part ofthis movie who celebrates the law enforcement community Itsthe first movie when Arnold Schwarzenegger comes hack to the film industry after being governor ofthe state ofFlorida sic And they are very excited Chair Sarnoff California MayorRegalado to he here Commissioner SpenceJones 1 think they said Mr Mayor theyre going to go upstairsfirst cause theyre waiting for another person MayorRegalado Okay Commissioner Spence Jones So they we should go ahead and continue the meeting Chair Sarnoff Welljust were going to continue going1frMayor When youre absolutely ready you come down Well stop what were doing and MayorRegalado Okay Chair Sarnoff well present MayorRegalado Thankyou Chair Sarnoff Thank you Mr Mayor Later Chair Sarnoff Okay I think Are the Last Standfolks ready No Yes Commissioner Carollo Your 530 Commissioner Suarez Its the last stand fbr Last Stand Chair Sarnoff It is two minutes to 530 Lets see iftheyre theyre standing upstairs still PZ 7 then that would he next Francisco Garcia Director Planning PZ7and 8 are companion items as well Commissioner Carollo Isee the sergeant ofsic arms signaling Chair Sarnoff What we got to go out there Oh Okay looks like were getting them done Commissioner Carrillo Theyre coming Chair Sarnoff Now were ready Mr Mayor youre recognized for the record MayorRegalado Thankyou Mr Chairman and members ofthe Commission City of Page 5 Printed on 2122013 City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 Presentation made APPROVING THE MINUTES OF THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS Motion by Commissioner Suarez seconded by Commissioner Spence Jones to APPROVE PASSED by the following vote Votes Ayes 5 Commissioners Gort Sarnoff Carollo Suarez and Spence Jones Motion by Commissioner Suarez seconded by Commissioner SpenceJones to APPROVE PASSED by the following vote Votes Ayes 5 Commissioners Gort Sarnoff Carollo Suarez and Spence Jones Chair Sarnoff Do we have to do any minutes approve any minutes Dwight S Danie City Clerk Yes Commissioner Carollo Yes Mr Danie Yes For the meetingfor the the regular Commission meetingfar December 13 and also the Planning and Zoning Commission meetingfor also December 13 Chair Sarnoff All right Is there a motion Commissioner Suarez Move it Chair Sarnoff Theres a motion Is there a second Commissioner SpenceJones Second Chair Sarnoff Second Any discussion Hearing no discussion all in favor then please say aye The Commission Collectively Aye END OF APPROVING MINUTES MAYORAL VETOES NO MAYORAL VETOES Chair Sarnoff Mr Clerk are there any mayoral vetoes Dwight S Danie City Clerk No Chair there are no mayoral vetoes ORDER OF THE DAY Chair Sarnoff Well now begin the regular meeting The City Attorney will state the procedures to be followed during the meeting Julie O Bru City Attorney Good morning and congratulations Mr Chair on the appointment Good morning members ofthe Commission Mr Manager members ofthe public Mr City Clerk and Mr Mayor Any person whosa lobbyist must register with the City Clerk before appearing before the City Commission A copy ofthe Code section about lobbyists is City of Miami Page 6 Printed on 2122013 City Commission Meeting Minutes January 10 2013 available at the City Clerksoffice The materialfor each item on the agenda is available during business hours at the City Clerksoffice and online at wwmiamigovcom sic Anyone wishing to appeal any matter any decision made by the Commission at this meeting may need a verbatim record ofthe item Please no cell phones or other noisemaking devices Any person who becomes unruly or makes offensive remarks will be barredfrom further Commission meeting attendance Any person with a disability requiring auxiliary aids please see the City Clerk at this time Thank you Mr Chair Chair Sarnoff
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