Authorize revocable temporary vessel dockage agreements at Barry Kutun Boat Ramp

A resolution of the mayor and city commission of the city of miami beach, florida, authorizing (solely in its proprietary capacity) the city manager (or his designee) to enter into revocable temporary vessel dockage agreements, as the city manager may deem appropriate in his sole discretion, with owners of vessels regularly docked in the city of miami beach to allow temporary dockage at the barry kutun boat ramp at maurice gibb park, provided that said agreements are substantially similar, with regard to all material terms and conditions, to the template agreement attached hereto as exhibit “a”, and authorizing the city manager (or his designee), in his sole discretion, to suspend and/or terminate any agreement if the city manager deems IT to be in the city’s best interest. Applicable area: citywide city attorney commissioner david suarez c7 ag a resolution of the mayor and city commission of the city of miami beach, florida, accepting the recommendation of the finance and economic resiliency committee at its december 20, 2024 meeting to direct the city administration to implement a policy that would allow employees of the city who are prescribed medical marijuana by a properly licensed medical professional to be permitted to use properly prescribed medication during nonworking hours and sufficiently in advance of any scheduled work shift, but that would also make appropriate exceptions where required to maintain a drugfree workplace, comply with state and federal laws regulating some licensed staff (such as, for example, holders of cdl driver’s licenses), and to provide appropriate limited accommodations for employees in safety-sensitive positions (which may consist of light- duty, a change of duties, and/or leave). Applicable area: citywide city attorney commissioner kristen rosen gonzalez c7 ah a resolution of the mayor and city commission of the city of miami beach, florida, directing the city administration to ensure that, within the next 6 months, all fire DEP