Renewal of City Manager’s Contract Agreed to in Principle

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Commissioner Mark Samuelian said he wanted to see “more data, more fact-based analysis” of projects. “With the size of money flying around, I really think we need to elevate our game.”

Referencing the “unique challenges” faced by the City in terms of sea level rise and flooding, he said he wanted to “raise the bar on resiliency” with better “planning and executive engagement with community stakeholders and with the boards.”

Samuelian urged Morales to present a “stronger point of view” on items so that decisions are “less Commission driven.”

“We rely on your professional expertise and your team to call it like you see it,” Samuelian told Morales. He wants Commissioners to consider less of the “small details” and more big picture items but added, “Overall, I’m very pleased.”

February 20, 2019 | RE: Miami Beach | Renewal of City Manager’s Contract Agreed to in Principle