Item C02
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
MEETING DATE: 1/19/00
1/20/00
DIVISION: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
BULK ITEM: YES
DEPARTMENT: AIRPORTS
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Approval of a revised and updated Ground Transportation Resolution for Key West
International Airport. The original Resolution was passed in 1990 (Resolution 405-1990) and amended three times.
ITEM BACKGROUND: This new Resolution was developed, reviewed and approved by committee process involving
all providers of ground transportation at the airport (taxi owners, taxi operators, contract vehicle operators, courtesy
vehicle operators and Airport staff). The Resolution reflects procedures, restrictions and operating policies developed
and approved by the providers. They have all reviewed this new Resolution and agree that there is no discussion
required and that bulk approval is acceptable.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: Approved basic Resolution (405-1990) and three Amendments (257-1993,
260-1997 and 261-1997)
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval
TOTAL COST: 0.00
BUDGETED: 0.00
COST TO AIRPORT: 0.00
COST TO PASSENGER FACILITY CHARGE: 0.00
COST TO COUNTY: 0.00
REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes
AMOUNT PER MONTH/YEAR: $80,910.00 per year
APPROVED BY: County Attorney X
OMB/Purchasing X
Risk Management X
AIRPORT DIRECTOR APPROVAL
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Peter J. Horton
DOCUMENTATION: Included X
To Follow
Not Required
AGENDA ITEM # J ,(,'1.-
DISPOSITION:
MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CONTRACT SUMMARY
Contract #
Ground Transportation Resolution
Effective Date: 11/15/99
Expiration Date: 11/14/2004
PurposelDescription: Ground Transportation Resolution for Key West International Airport
Contract Manager: Bevette Moore
(name)
# 5195
(Ext. )
Airports - Stop # 5
(Department)
for BOCC meeting on: 1/19/2000
Agenda Deadline: 1/512000
CONTRACT COSTS
Total Dollar Value of Contract: N/A
Budgeted? N/A
Grant: N/A
County Match: N/A
Current Year Portion:
Account Codes:
Estimated Ongoing Costs: N/A
(not included in dollar value above)
ADDITIONAL COSTS
For:
(eg. maintenance, utilities, janitorial, salaries, etc.)
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County Administrator
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING A NEW GROUND
TRANSPORT A TION RESOLUTION FOR KEY WEST INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT; REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 405-1990 AND ASSOCIATED
AMENDMENTS (THE EXISTING KEY WEST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
GROUND TRANSPORTATION RESOLUTION); PROVIDING FOR
DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF BUSES, COURTESY
VEHICLES, AND MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE; PROVIDING FOR
PERMITS AND FEES; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF
THIS RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR
THE REPEAL OF ALL RESOLUTIONS INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT
Section 1. Resolutions No. 405-1990, 257-1993, 260-1997 and 261- I 997 are hereby
repealed.
Section 2. Definitions.
a) Airport means the Key West International Airport.
b) Airport Director or Director means the County employee charged with
managing the Airport or his designee.
c) Bus means a motor vehicle that is operated on a regular scheduled route or is
chartered for a specific prearra6ded purpose and is designed to transport more than
fifteen persons, including the driver.
d) Courtesy vehicle means a vehicle carrying passengers with reservations at a
hotel, motel, resort facility, marina, off-site rental company, or local attraction, without a
fee charged directly to the passenger.
e) Commercial activity shall mean the exchange, trading, buying, hiring, or
selling of commodities, goods, information, services, or property of any kind, or any
revenue producing activity on the Airport.
f) Contract Vehicle For Hire (CYH) means a vehicle engaged in the transportation
of persons for compensation, rented or hired by prior contractual arrangement for specific
passengers on an itinerary list.
g) Delivery vehicle means a vehicle delivering goods or services to County
personnel or tenants at the airport.
h) Drivers Box means that designated area outside the terminal where the first
three drivers in line can wait for fares exiting the main terminal building.
i) Gross revenues mean the total charges for time, mileage and personal accident
insurance, received or receivable, whether by cash or credit, before any federal, state or
local tax and after any discount specifically shown on the car rental agreement for the
rental of all motor vehicles by the operator to customers picked up at the airport for and
in connectio!1.with the rental ofa motor vehicle regardless of where the payment is made
or where the vehicle is returned.
j) Motor vehicle or vehicle shall mean any and all motor driven vehicles.
k) Operator means that person actually driving a bus, courtesy vehicle, vehicle for
hire, or delivery vehicle conducting commercial business at the Airport.
I) Passenger vehicle for hire shall mean any motor vehicle that carries passengers
for fare, and shall include taxis, limousines, trolleys and sightseeing vehicles.
m) Person shall mean any individual, partnership or corporation.
n) Queuing area means that area of the Airport designated as the staging area for
taxicabs that are waiting to park in an available designated parking spot.
0) Solicit or solicitation means to ask or advertise, through verbal request, by
sign, or by mere physical presence, if a potential customer desires transportation.
p) The owner of a beneficial interest means an individual, corporation or
partnership that does not have tide to a vehicle but has a right or rights in the vehicle that
are normally considered an incident of ownership.
Section 3. Exhibits. Exhibit A is a map depicting the various parking areas at the
Airport. Exhibit B contains the insurance requirements for the types of vehicles
operating at the Airport under the terms of this Resolution. Exhibits A and B are attached
to this Resolution and made part of it.
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Section 4. Permitting and fees.
a) The applicant for a permit or permit renewal must disclose on the application
form the ownership of the vehicle for which the permit is sought. If the legal owner and
the owner of a beneficial interest in the vehicle are different individuals, corporations or
partnerships, the applicant must list the legal owner(s) and the owner(s) of any beneficial
interests. An owner that is a privately held corporation must list the officers and
directors; an owner that is a partnership must list the general partner(s); an owner who is
an individual must disclose his or her legal name; an applicant doing business as (d.b.a.)
must disclose the entity that is using the d.b.a. name.
b) Normally, Airport permits are issued on a month to month basis. However,
permits may be issued on a one, two or three month basis, payable in advance, providing
that all insurance requirements are in effect for the period of time involved.
c) Courtesy vehicles
(1) Courtesy vehicle operators who wish to stop, stand, park, load, or pick
up passengers at the Airport must obtain an Airport permit from the Airport Director for
that privilege. Courtesy vehicle permit applicants must fill out a courtesy vehicle permit
form required by the Airport Director; if requested, provide evidence that the applicant is
in compliance with State, County and City laws, ordinances and resolutions that apply to
the applicant's operation; provide proof of the insurance required by this Resolution; and
pay the fee described in the following subsection.
(2) The courtesy vehicle permit fees are:
(i) Except for off-site rental car courtesy vehicles, $200.00 per
month per vehicle due the first of each month. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth
day of each month or if the vehicle fails to comply with any other applicable requirement
of this Resolution, then the offending vehicle shall not provide any service at the airport
until the permit fee has been paid and, if applicable, any other violation of this Resolution
has been corrected.
(ii) OffJsite rental car courtesy vehicles, any number, shall pay a
vehicle permit fee based on a percentage of annual gross revenues at a rate of 8% for all
rental contracts generated from customers picked up at the airport.
(iii) The courtesy vehicle permit decal must be affixed by the
operator to the vehicle in the right rear window. Expired permit decals will be removed
from the vehicle.
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d) Charter buses
(1) Charter bus operators who wish to stop, stand, park, load, or pick up
passengers at the Airport must obtain an Airport permit from the Airport Director for that
privilege. Charter bus permit applicants must fill out a charter bus permit form required
by the Airport Director; if requested, provide evidence that the applicant is in compliance
with State, County and City laws, ordinances and resolutions that apply to the applicant's
operation; provide the proof of the insurance required by this Resolution; and pay the fee
described in the following subsection.
(2) The charter bus permit fees are $200.00 per vehicle per month due the
first of each month. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or if the
vehicle fails to comply with any other applicable requirement of this Resolution, then the
offending vehicle shall not provide any service at the airport until the permit fee has been
paid and, if applicable, any other violation of this resolution has been corrected.
(3) The charter bus pennit decal must be affixed by the operator to the
vehicle in the right rear window. Expired permit decals will be removed from the
vehicle.
e) Passenger Vehicles For Hire and Contract Vehicles For Hire.
(1) Passenger vehicle for hire and contract vehicle for hire operators who
wish to stop, stand, park, load and pick up passengers at the Airport must obtain an
Airport permit from the Airport Director. These applicants must fill out the vehicle for
hire permit fonn required by the Airport Director; if requested, provide evidence that the
applicant is in compliance with State, County and City laws, ordinances and resolutions
that apply to the applicant's operation; provide the proof of the insurance required by this
Resolution; and pay the fee described in the following subsection.
(2) Passenger vehicle for hire and contract vehicle for hire permit fees are
$100.00 per vehicle per month due the first of each month. If the permit fee is not paid by
the fifth day of each month or if the vehicle fails to co~ply with any other applicable
requirement of this Resolution, then the offending vehicle shall not provide any service at
the Airport until the permit fee/Has been paid and, ifapplicable, any other violation of this
Resolution has been corrected.
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f) Temporary permits may be issued on a daily basis at a cost of $10.00 per day
per vehicle. An applicant for a temporary permit must fill out the appropriate permit
form required by the Airport Director; if requested, provide evidence that the applicant is
in compliance with State, County and City laws, ordinances and resolutions that apply to
the applicant's operation; provide proof of the insurance required by this Resolution; and
pay the fee described. A vehicle is only eligible for a temporary permit for eight days per
calendar year. Any vehicle furnishing Airport service in excess of eight days per
calendar year must have a monthly permit as appropriate to the airport service provided
by the vehicle. The vehicle will not be eligible for a temporary permit again until the
beginning of the next calendar year.
Section 5. Unpermitted operators. The operators of vehicles for hire, contract vehicles
for hire, courtesy vehicles and chartered buses without an Airport permit may unload
passengers at the Airport area designated for general unloading. Unpermitted operators
are prohibited from loading, picking up, or soliciting passengers anywhere at the Airport.
Section 6. Parking of vehicles.
a) General. Members of the public may only load, pickup and unload passengers
at the Airport areas reserved for general loading and unloading as shown on Exhibit A.
Anyone may use the general loading and unloading area to unload passengers.
b) Designated parking areas.
(1) The designated parking areas for buses and courtesy vehicles are
Displayed on the map attached as Exhibit "A" which is incorporated and made part of
this Resolution.
(2) As displayed in Exhibit "A", there shall be eight spaces allocated
for taxicabs waiting to pick up passengers in the area immediately in front of the terminal
building. The spaces shall be allocated among the various taxicab operators as follows:
2 spaces - Five 6's Cab Co.; 2 spaces - Maxi-Taxi Cab Co.; 2 spaces - Friendly Cabs of
Key West; 2 spaces - independent cab operators. Othe~ taxicabs waiting for space in any
of the above areas shall park in the queuing area designaiedin Exhibit "A".
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(3) Oversize vehicles, contract vehicles for hire, trolleys, sightseeing
vehicles and limousines shall park in the area designated for oversize parking.
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Section 7. Courtesy vehicle operations.
a) In waiting for passengers and luggage, courtesy vehicles shall only use the
parking areas designated for courtesy vehicles as shown on Exhibit "A". The use of the
area reserved for couresty vehicles by anyone other than a courtesy vehicle is prohibited.
b) Operators of courtesy vehicles shall not enter the terminal arrival area to meet
their passengers. These operators shall position themselves outside the terminal near the
arrival doors and may display signs identifying themselves or identifying the passengers
they are seeking. Once the passengers have been identified, the driver may enter the
terminal to assist in baggage handling. The operator may then stage his customers and
their possessions at the curb and move his/her vehicle to the curb for pick up.
c) After the operator has staged his customers, he/she may move the courtesy
vehicle to the general loading/unloading area (if a curb spot is available) for loading.
d) Operators of courtesy vehicles or accompanying personnel shall not solicit
business in any manner whatsoever anywhere at the airport and shall not accept for
transport any individual without a reservation or a reservation request at the hotel, motel,
resort facility or car rental agency for which the courtesy vehicle provides transportation.
Upon request of the Airport Director, or his designee, the operator ofa courtesy vehicle,
or accompanying personnel, shall furnish the Director or designee with the names of their
customers as may be necessary to determine compliance with this subsection.
e) Courtesy vehicles shall display the name of the operator's logo. The display
shall be affixed to the vehicle in a professional business graphic design.
Section 8. Buses and delivery vehicles. Only the operators of buses or delivery vehicles
may stop, stand, park, load, unload or pick up passengers at the Airport areas reserved for
buses or delivery vehicles as shown on Exhibit "A". The use of the area reserved for
buses or delivery vehicles by anyone other than bus or delivery vehicle operators is
prohibited.
Section 9. Contract vehicles for hire, trolleys, sightseei~g vehicles and limousine
operations. / /
a) In waiting for, and in loading of passengers and luggage, these operators shall
use the area designated for their use as specified in Section 6 above and shall not utilize
areas designated for the loading of passengers by others or areas where stopping, parking
or standing is prohibited.
b) These operators shall not enter the terminal arrival area to meet their
passengers. They shall position themselves outside the terminal near the arrival doors
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and may display signs identifying themselves or identifying the passengers they are
seeking. Once the passengers have been identified, the driver may enter the terminal to
assist in baggage handling. The operator may then stage his customers and their
possessions at the curb and move his/her vehicle to the curb for pick up.
c) These operators shall not at any time solicit customers in the terminal area,
shall not have a taximeter installed or do any transportation "on demand".
Section 10. Taxicab operations. The fo llowing shall constitute the standards governing
the conduct of operations for taxicabs operating at the Airport:
a) A driver's "waiting box" shall be established outside the baggage claim door
(location shall be as designated by the Airport Director). No driver may solicit fares
unless he/she is the first in line in the driver's box. Maximum of three drivers in the box,
others wait in turn on the bench or other area as prescribed by the Airport Director.
b) When the first driver in the box gets a fare, the next driver moves up to the
first spot. Jumping the waiting line or taking fares out ofturn is not allowed.
c) Ifa driver loads a fare and seeks additional fares, the driver must leave the
waiting line and move his/her taxi back to the queuing area at the end of the line.
d) A driver may not refuse a fare if he/she is first in line. Selective screening of
potential passengers is not allowed.
e) Taxicabs picking up lost baggage by previous arrangement with an airline may
park in the general loading/unloading area. In this circumstance, no soliciting or
acceptance of other fares is allowed.
f) If a group request for transportation to the first driver in the box exceeds the
capability of that vehicle, the request shall be referred to the next driver in line that can
accommodate the group or the group may be broken into smaller groups with the
permission of the passengers.
g) There will be no shdu't:ing or soliciting to passengers inside the terminal
buildings.
h) No obscene language or rowdy or boisterous behavior will be allowed.
i) When unloading passengers, park the vehicles at the curb. No double parking
shall be allowed.
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j) No double parking is allowed for cabs waiting to move into a cab parking spot.
Cabs must wait in the cueing area until a spot opens up.
k) Drivers in the queuing area are allowed to collect fares from Cape Air and the
Greyhound bus station. If a passenger leaves the Cape Air/Greyhound area and proceeds
to the terminal seeking a taxi, the first driver in the box will be eligible to take that fare.
1) No driver is allowed to debate in public any alleged or suspected rule violation.
Alleged violations must be forwarded to Airport Security in written form within 24 hours.
Section 11. Violations.
a) All operators of vehicles engaged in commercial activity at the Airport shall
comply with this Resolution.
b) First offense for any violation of the Resolution by an operator shall result in a
written warning.
c) As authorized by Sec. 332.08, Fla. Stat., subsequent violations of this
Resolution by a previously warned operator may result in a Notice To Appear and the
offense may be prosecuted as a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as
provided in Sees. 775.082 or 775.03, Fla. Stat.
Section 12. Severability. Ifany section, subsection, sentence, clause, item, or provision
of this Resolution is held invalid, the remainder of this Resolution shall not be affected by
such invalidity.
Section 13. Inconsistency. All Resolutions or parts of a Resolution in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
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Section 14. Effective date.
This Resolution will take effect after the promulgation required in Sec. 332.08 (2)
(b), Fla. Stat. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of the Board held on the
day of , 1999.
Mayor Freeman
Mayor Pro Tern Neugent
Commissioner Harvey
Commissioner Reich
Commissioner Williams
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
ATTEST: DANNY L. KOLHAGE, CLERK
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INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
The insurance requirements for vehicles providing ground transportation at Key
West International Airport shall be as set forth in this Exhibit. Applicants applying for a
permit discussed in Section 4 of this Reso lution must provide proof of insurance at least
once every six (6) months or as requested by Airport Management. This proof of
insurance should be in a form of a Certificate of Insurance issued by a licensed agent for
the State of Florida. This certificate should be an original. In the description of
operations section, it should clearly state that this is a public livery policy where the
insured charges a fee. If the vehicle were a courtesy vehicle, this would not apply.
Additionally, at least once per year, applicants will be required to ex~cute the
"Indemnification and Hold Harmless" form contained in this Exhibit.
Insurance requirements for all vehicles providing service at the airport shall be as
described in .Exhibit B-1.
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EXHIBIT B
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VEHICLE LIABILITY
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Recognizing that the work governed by this contract requires the use of vehicles, the
Contractor, prior to the commencement of work, shall obtain Vehicle Liability Insurance.
Coverage shall be maintained throughout the life of the contract and include, as a
minimum, liability coverage for:
* Owned, Non-Owned, and Hired Vehicles
The minimum limits acceptable shall be:
$300,000 Combined Single Limit (CSL)
If split limits are provided, the minimum limits acceptable shall be:
$100,000 per Person
$300,000 per Occurrence
$ 50,000 Property Damage
The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners shall be named as Additional
Insured on all policies issued to satisfy the above requirements
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Administration Instruction#4 709.3
EXHIBIT B-l-a
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MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
RISK MANAGEMENT
POLICY AND PROCEDURES
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
MANUAL
Indemnification and Hold Harmless
For Organizations/Individuals
Leasing County-Owned Property
The Organization/Individual covenants and agrees to indemnify and hold harmless
Monroe County Board of County Commissioners from any and all claims for bodily
injury (including death), personal injury, and property damage (including property owner
by Monroe County) and any other losses, damages, and expenses (including attorney's
fees) which arise out of, in connection with, or by reason of the Organization/Individual
utilizing the property governed by this lease/rental agreement.
The extent of liability is in no way limited to, reduced, or lessened by the insurance
requirements contained elsewhere within this agreement.
Signature
Date
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EXHIBIT B-1-b
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A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF
COURTESY VEHICLES. LIMOUSINES, \JHICH INCLUDES
TROLLEYS AND SIGHTSEEING VEHICLES, AND
TAXICABS AT THE KEY WEST INTERNATIONAL
jl.IRPORT; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS j PROVIDING
ul :FOR THE REGULATION OF THE PARKING OF VEHICLES
~ . '"'AT THE AIRPORT; PROVIDING FOR PICK-UP AREAS
:r: t; ~OR COURTESY VEHICLES, LIMOUSINES AND TAXI-
~ x ~ABS AND RULES GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF
'.: Zs <t)RIVERS THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS FOR
-' . 'COURTESY VEHICLES. LIMOUSINES AND TAXICABS
~ j 'tIsING THE AIRPORT AND FEES AND CONDITIONS
~ 0 ~EREFOR; PROVIDING FOR THE SUSPENSION OF
2 8UCH PERMITS FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE TERMS OF
tHIS RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR A HEARING
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR
ANY PERMIT HOLDER SUSPENDED BY THE AIRPORT
DIRECTOR; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR ANY
OTHER VIOLATIONS OF THIS RESOLUTION; AND
~ROV1DING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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\VHEREAS, it is desired to establish uniform regulations
governing the operation of courtesy vehicles, limousines and
taxicabs at the Key West International Airport and the annual
permit fees for such vehicles, and
HHEREAS, it is desired to establish certain parking and no
parking areas at the airport, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that:
Section 1. Definitions.
a) Airport means the Key West International
Airport.
b) Courtesy vehicle shall mean a vehicle
regularly carrying passengers with reservations at a
hotel, motel, resort facility or off-site car rental
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agency to that hotel, motel, resort facility or
off-site car rental agency from the airport at no
charge to the passenger.
c) Motor vehicles or vehicles shall mean any and
all ~otor driven vehicles.
d) Operator shall mean a person granted a permit
or permits under this ordinance to furnish airport
courtesy vehicle, taxicab or li~ousine service.
e) Passenger Vehicle for Hire shall mean any
motor vehicle that carries passengers for fare, and
shall
include
taxis,
limousines,
trolleys
and
sightseeing vehicles.
f)
Person shall mean Bny individual, partnership
.,
or corporation.
g)
Solicit
shall
mean
the
asking
of
an
individual if he desires the use of a motor vehicle.
h) Gross revenues shall mean the total charges
for time, mileage, and personal accident insurance, re-
ceived or ~eceivable, whether by cBsh or credit, before
any federal, state or local tax and after any discount
specifically shown on the car rental agreement for the
rental of all motor vehicles by the operator to custom-
ers picked up at the airport for and in connection with
the rental of a motor vehicle regardless of where the
payment is made or where the vehicle is returned.
Section 2.
Parking of Vehicles.
No person shall stop, stand or park a motor vehicle for the
loading or unloading of passengers and luggage other than in an
area specifically designated for such use and then only in the
manner prescribed by signs, lines or other directional markers,
and only for the length of time posted.
Section 3. Courtesy Vehicles.
a) In waiting for, and in loading and un~oading
of passengers and luggage, courtesy vehicles shall only
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use the areas designated for their use and shall not
utilize areas designated for the loading or unloading
of passengers by others or areas where parking or
standing is prohibited.
b) Drivers of courtesy vehicles or accompanying
personnel shall not solicit business in any manner
""hatsoever anywhere at the airport and shall not accept
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for transport any individual without a reservation or a
reservation request at the hotel, motel, resort facili-
ty or car rental agency for which the courtesy vehicle
provides transportation.
Upon request of the airport
director, or his designee, the driver of a courtesy
vehicle, or accompanying personnel, shall furnish the
director or designee with the names of passengers with
reservations and any other information reasonably
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necessary to determine compliance with this subsection.
c) Courtesy vehicles shall display the name of
the operator I s logo. The display shall be affixed to
the vehicle in a professional business graphic design.
d) No person shall furnish airport courtesy
vehicle ~ervice without first obtaining a permit
therefor. - All persons desiring to furnish courtesy
vehicle airport service shall execute a courtesy
vehicle
registration
form,
provide
evidence
of
compliance with all state and county ordinances
applicable to its operations, suppl>," a certificate of
insurance, obtain a courtesy vehicle permit and pay the
permit fee as set forth herein prior to airport opera-
tion. The permit shall be in a form adopted by resolu-
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tion of the Board of County Commissioners.
Insurance
policies that shall be carried and kept in force are:
adequate Workmen's Compensation Insurance, if required
by law, and Automobile Liability Insurance with minimum
limits of $100,000/$300,000 for bodily injury and
$100,000 for property damage.
The County shall be
named co-insured as owner/operator of the Airport in
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all such policies, shall be furnished with proper
certification that such insurance is in force, and
shall Le furnished additional certificates in the event
of changes in such insurance.
The courtesy vehicle permit fee, except for rental
car courtesy vehicles, is based on a one year schedule
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out may be paid in advance annually or monthly, at the
e lec tion' of the operator I in the following amounts:
$2400.00 per year per operator, or $200.00 per month
per operator.
Rental car courtesy vehicle permit fee
is based on a percentage of annual gross revenues at a
rate of 8%, payable monthly on the fifth business day
of the month following the activity for which payment
is being made.
No new permits shall be issued to an
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operator who has any courtesy vehicle per~mits suspended
under subsection (e) until after the suspension(s)
expire.
A suspension under subsection (e) shall not
entitle the operator to a refund or extend the life of
a permit.
e) ~n the event of more than three violations of
this Section 3 within a 30 day period by an operator's
employees, the failure to pay the fees within 15 days
of due date, or the operator's use of unpermitted
courtesy vehiclcs, the airport director may suspend any
or all of the operator's courtesy vehicle permits and
deny the affected vehicles access to the airport for a
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period not to exceed 60 days.
Sectio~ Passenger Vehicles for Hire.
a) In waiting for, and in loading and unloading
of passengers and luggage, taxicabs and limousines
shall only use the areas designatcd for their use and
shall not utilize areas designated for the loading or
unloading of passengers by others or areas where
stopping, parking or standing is prohibited.
b) Only passenger vehicle for hire drivers,
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operating vehicles with a permit issued under this
section, may pick up passengers at the airport.
Such
drivers shall not at any time solicit customers in the
terminal or enter the terminal building except when
necessary to carry the baggage of a handicapped
passenger upon the request of the passenger and \'lhen
accompanied by the passenger. Drivers shall stand to
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the side of any doorway and within the designated area
outside -the terminal building. Upon request, taxicab
or limousine drivers shall courteously inform inquiring
members of the public of alternate means of ground
tnmsportation, locations where they may be obtained,
and their frequency of operation and routes.
c) No person shall furnish taxicab or limousine
airport service without first obtaining a permit
therefor. All persons desiring to furnish taxicab and
limousine service to the airport shall execute a
taxicab or limousine vehicle registration form, provide
evidence of compliance with all state laws and county
ordinances
and
regulations
applicable
to
its
operation~, supply a certificate of insurance, obtain a
taxicab or. limousine vehicle permit, and pay the permit
fee as set forth herein prior to airport operation.
The permit shall be in a form adopted by resolution of
the Board of County Commissioners. Insurance policies
that shall be carried and kept in force are: adequate
Workmen's Compensation Insurance, if required by law,
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and Automobile Liability Insurance with minimum limits
of $100,000/$300,000 for bodily injury and $100,000 for
Property Damage. The County shall be named co-insured
as owner/operator of the Airport in all such policies,
shall be furnished with proper certification that such
insurance is in force, and shall be furnished addition-
al certificates in the event of changes in such insur-
ance.
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The ~axicab and limousine permit fee is baied on a
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year schedule but may be paid in advance annually
or monthly, at the election of the operator, in the
following amount: $150.00 per month per parking slot.
No new permits shall be issued to an operator who has
any taxicab or limousine permits suspended under
subsection 3(e) until after the suspension(s) expire.
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A suspension under subsection (e) shall not entitle the
operator 'to a refund or extend the life of a permit.
d) In the event of more than three violations of
this Section by an operator, or the failure to pay
monthly the permit fee within 15 days of the due date,
or the operator's use of unpermi~ted vehicles, the
birport director may suspend the operator's permit and
deny the affected operators vehicles access to the
airport for a period not to exceed 60 days or until
monthly the permit fee is paid as applicable.
This penalty shall be in addition to any penalties
that may be imposed under Section 7.
Section 5.
Adoption of Loading, Unloading and No Parking
Areas.
The designated parking, loading and unloading areas for
courtesy vehicles, taxicabs, limousines, and the general public,
as well as all no parking areas, are displayed on the map at-
tached as Exhibit "A" which is incorporated and made a part of
these regulations. Such designated areas shall not be effective,
however, until they have been properly posted or otherwise
marked.
Section 6.
Suspension Procedure.
~!hen the airport director has determined to suspend any
courtesy vehicle permit under Section 3(e), or any taxicab or
limousine permit under Section 4(d), he shall promptly reduce his
decision to writing, stating the reasons therefor, and the
commencement date and length of the suspension. A copy of the
written decision shall be sent by registered mail, return receipt
requested, or by hand delivery, to the business address of the
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offending operator. A suspended party may obtain a de novo
hearing before the Board of County Commissioners by filing a
request with the County Administrator within five business days
of his receipt of the copy of the suspension notice. Upon the
receipt of the request, the County Administrator shall schedule
the hearing for the next available regularly scheduled Board
meeting. At the hearing the suspended party and the airport
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director may uffer such evidence as they deem necessary to
support their respective positions although immaterial, irrelt<-
vant or unduly repetitious evidence shall be excluded by the
Mayor.
However, a 11 other evidence of a type connnonly relied
upon by reasonably prudent persons in the conduct of their
affairs shall be admissible, whether or, not such evidence would
be admissible in a trial in the courts of Florida.
At the
conclusion of the hearing, the Board shall either affirm, reverse
or modify the decision of the airport director and state the
reason(s) therefor.
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Section 7.
In addition to the suspension procedure under
Section 6, any violation of these regulations may also be pros-
ecuted as a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as
provided in SC9s. 775.082 or 775.03, Fla. Stat.
Section 8.'
This Resolution shall take effect following
the promuleation required in Sec. 332.08(2)(b), Fla. Stat.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the //-H, day of ..::5e!tlf~l>e,- , A.D., 1990.
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RESOLUTION NO. 257 -1993,
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO.
405-1990 IN ORDER TO PROVIDE NONRENTAL CAR COURTESY
VEHICLE PERMITS SHALL BE $200 PER MONTH PER OPERATOR'"
AND AVAILABLE ON A MONTHLY BASIS ONLY; PROVIDING THAT
TAXICAB AND LIMOSINE PERMIT FEES SHALL BE $100 PER
MONTH PER VEHICLE AND AVAILABLE ON A MONTHLY BASIS
ONLY; PROVIDING FOR DESIGNATED PARKING AND LOADING
SPACES FOR FIVE 6'S CAB CO., MAXI-TAXI CAB CO.,
FRIENDLY CABS OF KEY WEST, INDEPENDENT CAB OPERATORS
AN~ COURTESY VEHICLES; ALLOWlNG -ISLAND COACHES TO
CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN THE SAME MANNER AS IT DID ON AND
BEFORE MAY 17, 1993; PROVIDING FOR THE IMPOSITION OF A
$100 PENALTY AND SUSPENSION .OF AIRPORT ACCESS FOR
DRIVERS WHO VIOLATE THE TERMS OF THIS RESOLUTION
CONCERNING AIRPORT SERVICE AND PROVIDING FOR A $100
FINE OR THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF AN OPERATOR'S
VEHICLE PERMITS FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS RESOLUTION BY
THE OPERATOR'S VEHICLES; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY,
SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION PROCEDURE; AND PROV.I.DING AN, 'r,
EFFECTIVE DATE. ':'. ~
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Section 1.
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hereby amended to read as follows:
(d) No person shall furnish airport courtesy
vehicle service without first obtaining a permit
therefor. All per~ons desiring to furnish courtesy
vehicle airport service to the airport shall execute a
courtesy vehicle registration form, provide evidence of
compliance with all state laws and county ordinances
applicable to its operation, supply a certificate of
insurance, ob tain a courtesy vehic Ie permi t, and pay
the p (' rIll i t [ e e ;] sse t for t h her e i n p r i 0 r t: 0 air po r l
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Section 3.
Section 4(c) of Resolution No. 405-1990 is
hereby amended to read as follows:
(c) No person shall furnish taxicab or limous ine
airport service without first obtaining a permit
therefor. All persons desiring to furnish taxicab and.,
limousine service to the airport shall execute a
taxicab or limousine vehicle registration form, provide
evidence of compliance with all state laws and county
ordinances and regulations applicable to its operation, .
Supply a certificate of insurance, obtain a taxicab or
limousine vehicle permit, and pay the permit fee as set
forth herein prior to airport operation, The permit
shall be in a form adopted by resolution of the Board
of County Commissioners. Insurance policies that shall
be carried and kept in force are: adequate Workmen I s
Compensation Insurance, if required by law, and Automo-
bile Liability Insurance with minimum limits of
$100. 000/ $300.000 for bOdily injury and $100.000 for
Property Damage. The County shall be named co-insured
as owner/operator of the Airport in all such policies,
shall be furnished with proper certification that such
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insurance is in force, and shall be furnished addition-
al certificates in the event of changes in such insur-
ance.
Upon the expiration of taxicab and limousine
permits issued under the prior version of this section,
the taxicDh and limousine permit fee shall be $100 pcr
vcl:icl(> PC1~ I:1UIltll ;nd due on the fir,;t: <:ay of C;~C!J
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month. The permit may only be purchased on a monthly
basis. The airport director shall prepare decals or
stickers to be affixed to each cab or limousine to
indicate that the permit fee for that vehicle has been
paid for that month. If the permit fee is not paid by,.,
the fifth day of each month or if the vehicle fails to
comply with any other applicable requirement of this
resolution or s tate law, then the offending vehicle
shall not provide any passenger" service at the airport.
until t~e permit fee has been paid and, if applicabl~~
any other violation of this resolution or state law has
been corrected.
Section 4.
Section 4(d) of Resolution No. 405-1990 is
hereby amended to read as follows:
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(d) Temporary permits shall be available on a
daily basis according to the following schedule:
Taxi and limousines. . . $10 per day per vehicle
Vans . . . . . . . . . . $15 per day per vehicle
Buses and trolleys . $20 per day per vehicle.
Vehicles issued temporary permits shall only load,
unload and wait fQr passengers at those areas so
designated on the map attached as amended Exhibit "A."
Section 5.
Section 5 of Resolution No. 405-1990 is
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 5.
Adoption of Loading, Unloading and No
Parking Areas; Islnnd Coaches to Continue Operating in
its Current Manner.
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(a) The designated parking, loading and unloading
areas for courtesy vehicles. taxicabs, limousines, and
the general public, as well as all no parking areas,
are displayed on the map attached as amended Exhibit
"A" which is incorporated and made a part of these"
regulations. There shall be eight spaces allocated for
taxicabs waiting to pick up passengers in the area
immediately in front of the terminal bUilding. The
spaces shall be allocated among the various taxicab
operators as follows: 2 spaces - Five 6's Cab Co.; 2
spaces - Maxi-Taxi Cab Co. j 2 spaces - Friendly Cabs of
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Key Westj 2 spaces
independent cab operators.
Courtesy vehicles not actually loading .or off-loading
passengers shall wait in the area so designated on
amended Exhibit "A." Such designated areas shall not
be effective, however, until they have been properly
posted or otherwise marked.
(b) Anything contained elsewhere in this resolu-
tion to the contrary notwithstanding, Island Coaches
shall be allowed to continue to operate in the manner
in which it operated prior to and on May 17, 1993,
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until November 17, 1993. This subparagraph shall not
alter Island Coaches' obligation to pay the $200
monthly courtesy vehi~le permit fee or to wait to pick
up passengers in the area so designated for courtesy
vehicles on amended Exhibit "A."
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Section 6.
New Section 6 of Resolution No. 405-1990 is
hereby created to read as follows:
Section 6. Violations.
A violation of this resolution may result from
either a vehicle not in compliance with the terms of,.,
this resolution providing airport service or from the
failure of a driver providing airport service to comply
with the terms of this resolution. The driver of the
vehicle (s) sha~l be responsible for whatever penalty.
may apply when the violation involves the failure to
provide airport service in compliance with the terms of
this resolution and the operator shall be responsible
when the violation involves the failure of a vehicle to
comply with the terms of this resolution.
As a condition for the grant of the privilege of
providing service to the airport, and as a condition of
all permits issued under this resolution, the following
penalties shall apply for violations thereof:
(a) For the first violation in a consecutive 12
month period, a $100 penalty.
If the violation is
based upon the failure of a vehicle to comply with the
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terms of this resolution, the offending vehicle shall
also not be allowed airport access until the violation
is corrected. Penalties collected shall be deposited
in the airport fund and may be used for any lawful
airport purpose.
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(b) For the second via 1a tion in a consecu t i ve 12
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the operator's vehicle(s) shall be Suspended from
providing airport service for a period of three days.
If the suspension is based upon the failure of a
vehicle to comply with the terms of this resolution,
the offending vehicle shall not be allowed airport,.,
access until the violation is corrected.
(c) For the third violation in a period of 12
consecutive months,
the driver I s airport service
privilege shall be suspended foi the month in which the
violation occurred or the permit(s) of the operato~
shall be revoked, the permit fees forfeited and the
the violation occurred.
vehicles denied airport access for the month in which
If the revocation is based
Upon the failure of a vehicle to comply with the terms
of this resolution, the offending vehicle shall not be
allowed airport
access
until
the violation
is
corrected.
Section 7.
Section 6 of Resolution No. 405-1990 is
hereby renumbered as Section 7 and amended to read as follows:
Section 7. Suspension Procedure.
When the airpor,t:: director has determined to fine
any operator or driver or to suspend any driver or to
suspend any permit or revoke any permit and forfeit the
permit fees under Section 6, he shall promptly reduce
his decision to writing, stating the reasons therefor,
the fine amount or the commencement date and length of
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the sUs pens ion or rcvoca t ion. A copy 0 f t11(O. wr i t te n
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return
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receipt requested, or by hand delivery, to the business
address of the offending driver or operator. The
driver or operator may obtain a de novo hearing Defore
the Board of County Commissioners by filing a request
with the County Administrator within five business days
of his rece ipt of the copy of the notice. Upon the
receipt of the request, the County Administrator shall
schedule the hearing for the next available regularly
scheduled Board meeting. At the. hearing the driver or
operator and the airport director may offer such
evidence as they deem necessary "to support their
respective positions although immaterial, irrelevant or
unduly repetitious evidence shall be excluded by the
Mayor. However, all other evidence of a type commonly
relied upon by reasonably prudent persons in the
conduct of their affairs shall be admissible, whether
or not such evidence would be admissible in a trial in
the Courts of Florida.
At the conclusion- of the
hearing, the Board shall either affirm, reverse or
modify the decision of the airport director and state
the reason(s) therefor. The driver or operator's
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filing of a hearing request shall operate as an auto-
matic stay of the airport director's decision unless
the director's decision states with particularity facts
and conclusions which demonstrate that an automatic
stay is necessary to prevent an immediate and
irreparable threat to the public health and safety.
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Section 8.
The promulgation required by Section 8 of
Resolution No. 405-1990 having been fully performed, the original
section is hereby repealed. Section 7 of Resolution No. 405-1990
is hereby renumbered as Section 8.
Section 9.
This Resolution shall take effect
after. a
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copy has been posted at the Key West and Marathon Airports and at
the County Courthouse for four consecutive weeks.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, at a regular'me~t{ng of said Board.held
on the
6th
day of
July
J 1993.
Mayor London
Mayor Pro Tern Cheal
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Harvey
Commissioner Reich
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Attest: DANNY L.KOLHAGE, Clerk
By Ika.-td c. ~~
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONRO COUNTY, FLORIDA
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RESOLUTION NO.2 6 0 -1997
Community Services
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Of MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION 4(dJ OF RESOLUTION NO. 405-1990 AS AMENDED BY
RESOLUTION NO. 257-1993. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THAT TEMPORARY TAXI. LIMOUSINE
AND COURTESY VEHICLE PERMITS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO A VEHICLE EIGHT TIMES PER
CALENDAR YEAR; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Of MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA
that
Section 1.
Section 4(dJ of Resolution No. 405-1990. as amended by Resolution No. 257-
1993. is further amended to read:
(d) Temporary permits shall be available on a daily basis according to the
following schedule.
Taxi and limousines......... $10 per day per vehicle.
Vans.................................... $15 per day per vehicle.
Buses and trolleys............. $20 per day per vehicle.
A vehicle is onlv eliqible for a temporary permit for eight days per calendar year. Any
vehicle furnishinq airport service in excess of eiqht days per calendar year must have
a monthly taxi, limousine or courtesy vehicle permit as appropriate to the airport
service provided by the vehicle. The vehicle will not be eliqible for a temporary
permit aqain until the beqinninq of the next calendar year. Vehicles issued
temporary permits shall only load. unload and wait for passengers at those areas so
designated on the map attached as amended Exhibit "A"..
Section 2.
This Resolution will take effect after a copy has been posted at the Key
West and Marathon Airports and at the County Courthouse for four consecutive weeks.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida. at a
regular meeting of the Board held on the 16th day of July, 1997.
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ATTEST: DANNY L. KOLHAGE. CLERK
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Deput \....Ierk
Mayor Douglass
Mayor Fro T em London
Commissioner Harvey
Commissioner Freeman
Commissioner Reich
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RESOLUTION NO. -1997 ,..o.,u/<-' / .[ v
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 1 OF RESOLUTION NO. 405-1990 TO PROVIDE AN
ADDITIONAL DEFINITION: AMENDING SECTION 4(c) OF RESOLUTION NO. 405-1990. AS
AMENDED BY RESOLUTION NO. 257-1993, IN ORDER TO REQUIRE THE DISCLOSURE OF ALL
OWNERSHIP AND LEASEHOLD INTERESTS IN VEHICLES FOR WHICH A KEY WESI.,
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TAXI/LIMOUSINE PERMIT IS SOUGHT. PROVIDING THAT CERTAIN
ADDITIONAL PARTIES BE LISTED AS APPROVED DRIVERS ON THE TAXI (LIMO) AUTO
LIABILITY POLICIES: AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
Section 1.
Section 1 of Resolution No. 405-1990 Is amended by the addition of the
following:
(11 The owner of a beneficial Interest means an Individual. corporation or
partnership that does not have title to a vehicle but has a noht or riqhts in the vehicle
that are normallv considered an Incident of ownership.
Section 2.
Section 4(c) of Resolution No. 405-1990, as amended by Resolution No. 257-
1993, is further amended to read as follows:
(c) No person shall fumish taxicab or limousine airport service withouf first
obtaining a permit therefor. All persons desiring to fumish taxicab and limousine
service to the airport shall execute a taxicab or limousine vehicle registration form.
vide evidence of com Iian with all state laws and county ordinances and
r lations a Iicable to its operation supply a certificate of insurance. obtain a
taxicab or limousine vehlc e perml . and pay the permit fee as set forth herein prior to
airport operation.
The permit shall be in a form adopted by resolution of the Board of County
Commissioners. Insurance policies that shall be carried and kept in force are:
adequate Workman's Compensation Insurance. if required by law. and Automobile
Liabilify Insurancc wifh minimum limifs of $ 100.000/$300.000 (or bodily injury and
$100.000 for prorJcrfy damage. 6lL,{Q_IJicl~()wncr5.lcn(1'(Jr:LciJ:)S;D.<:=JJs::i()LJDu~lHbcli5jcd
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proper certification that such insurance is In force. and shall be furnished additional
certificates in the event of changes in such Insurance
Upon the expiration of taxicab and limousine permits issued under fhe prior
version of fhis section. fhe faxic;ab and limousine permit fee shall be $100 per vehicle
per monfh and due on the firsf day of each month. The permit may only be
purchased on a monthly basis. The airport director shall prepare decals or stickers to
be affixed fo each cab or limousine fo indicate that the permit fee for fhat vehicle
has been paid for fhat month. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each
month or if fhe vehicle fails to comply with any other applicable requirement of .th.i~
resolufion or sfate law, fhen fhe offending vehicle shall not provide any passenger
service at fhe airport until fhe permit fee has been paid and. if applicable, any other
violation of fhis resolution or state law has been corrected.
Secfion 3.
This Resolufion shall fake effect offer a copy has been posted at the Key West
and Marathon Airpor!s and at fhe County Courthouse for four consecutive weeks.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, at a
re I' ..m~.g g lof the Board held on the 16th day of July, 1997.
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ATTEST: DANNY L. KOLHAGE. CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONRO COU TY, FLORIDA
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