The Use of Any Drum, Miami Beach Fraud

"Noises to attract attention. The use of any drum, loudspeaker or other instrument or device for the purpose of attracting attention by creation of any unreasonably loud or unnecessary noise to any performance, show, sale, display or advertisement of merchandise."

Additional Notes to look into:  Fake city sound study.  Textbook fake out. Never produced.

Fake news articles. Law not cited.

Former politicians giving fake and bad legal advise.  Easy legal case for the residents.

Videos with have copyright music layered on drum noise.  Creative editing.

Complaining about complainers.  Move to Naples response.

People who live in Flamingo Park not South of Fifth are encouraging drum noise.

Another surprise March Spring Break noise issue.  Textbook Miami Beach revolving door story.

Nobody recommends Flamingo Park as an alternative.  Lowered property values.  

Two residents who already sued the city not speaking up about city not enforcing existing laws.  Both are also ran for office.  

Office that is used by one group of activists is given money to them by the city and they use city property as their office.  Conflict of interest. 


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Miami Beach Fishing Pier Maintence Failures.

Miami Beach has a solid history of letting things fall apart.

Miami News, October 16, 1946  Miami Beach fishing pier costs. 

  The Miami Herald wrote an article in 1984 stating the the city stopped maintaining this pier in 1973.  This pier was then demolished in 1984.


A new pier was built in built further to the south in 1979,  in 2004 the structure exhibited significant deterioration and deemed to have reached the end of its service life. Estimated 25 years of life. 

New pier will cost is scheduled to be completed in 2014. The estimated cost of the project is $4.8 million.





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South Pointe Park Renovation -1985

Miami News, April 26, 1985.  South Pointe Park renovation cost $13.5 million in 1985.

 

 Next renovation was in 2009 for over $20 million. Figure about 25 years before renovation.

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South Pointe Park Playground Re-Renovation

$22.4 million renovation, much of it already needs to be reworked. Playground is already closed

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