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Home My WebLink AboutItem #19B - Discussion ItemCITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 36 The Honorable Mayor and TO: Members of the City Commission DATE: APR - 2002 FILE: SUBJECT Follow-up on 1 -Arm Bandit Program FROM: REFERENCES: imenez ACityManar ENCLOSURES: Per request at March 14, 2002 City Commission meeting, the Administration will give a report on the status of the new automated collection system to include the numbers and types of complaints and their resolutions. CCS j-Zb-r..L CAG/FKR/CP/m Tifij of 'fflia i ut 1, iiAre 4 90�,c� F�Og1� DEPARTMENT OF SOLID WASTE 1290 N.W. 20th. Street Miami, Florida 33142 00*1 1w OPRESORT FIRST CLASS U.S. POSTAGE PAID MIAMI, FL PERMIT #4283 ;, 41, ; frA Aft City of Miami Automates Residential Garbage Collection W asura para las Zonas Residenciales de la Ciudad tie ivitil Ranmasaj otomatik gabij you rizidan siti myami yo 00 GL(SH Dear Resident: This is a notification that the City of Miami will start automated curbside garbage collection in the near future. Before we begin this system, the City will have a 96 -gallon con- tainer (cart -on -wheels) delivered to your home for you to use to dispose of your residential garbage and trash. You will no longer be able to use personal cans. Bags should be placed into the con- tainer. These cans will hold as much as three standard garbage s and are on wheels for easy movement. You are to use it for bage, trash and yard waste, as long as the container is able to close. Your service collection days will not change. We will still collect garbage twice a week, just as we do now. In addition, we will still pick up large bulky waste items and large tree cuttings according to the schedule we currently use, until this is implemented city- wide, at which time we will reassess the bulky waste collection schedule. Reports from other communities indicate that residents like the idea of using these containers because they are on wheels, have an attached lid, and improve the appearance of the neighborhood by reducing litter associated with bag or can breakage. A detailed information sheet will be attached to the container when it is delivered to you. Please take the time to read it before placing it at curbside for collection. Our aim is to provide you with better service and a cleaner community. If you have any questions about the service or need assistance with using or plac- ing your cart out, please let us know. Solid Waste Department (305) 575-5107 Estimado Residente: Le informamos a traves de esta notificaci6n, que en un futuro cer- cano, la Ciudad de Miami comenzara su nuevo servicio de recogi- da de basura automatizada. Antes de implementar el nuevo sistema, la ciudad enviara a su a un contenedor sobre ruedas con capacidad para 96 galones, e debe ser utilizado para echar la basura y los desperdicios de su hogar. No podra usar sus propios botes o recipientes de basura. Las bolsas de basura, ya sean plasticas o de papel, deben de ser colocades dentro del contenedor. Los nuevos contenedores tienen una capacidad similar a la de tres botes o recipientes de basura corrientes y tienen ruedas para moverlos con facilidad. Siempre y cuando el contenedor se mantenga cerrado, este se podra utilizar para botar la basura, los desperdicios y los recortes del jardin, Los dias de recogida de su servicio de basura no cambiaran. Continuaremos recogiendo la basura dos veces por semana, como 0 en el presente. Ademas, continuaremos reco4,iendo la basura pesada y los recortes grandes de los arboles, ale acuerdo a los horarios actuales, hasta que el nuevo programa se haya implemen- tado atraves de toda la ciudad y tengamos el tiempo para re-evalu- ar los horarios de la recogida de basura pesada. El informe que hemos recibido de otras comunidades indican que los residentes se sienten satisfechos utilizando los nuevos con- tenedores porque son faciles de mover, tienen tapas fijas y perma- nentes, y ayudan a mejorar la apariencia del vecindario al reducir los desperdicios asociados a las bolsas y/o los recipientes de basura rotos. Cuando le entreguemos su contenedor, adjunto encontrara una hoja con informacion detallada. Por favor, tomese un momento para leerla antes de colocar el contenedor junto al borde de la acera . Nuestro proposito es proveerlo con un mejor servicio y una comunidad mas limpia. Si tiene alguna pregunta acerca del servicio o necesita asistencia en como utilizar o colocar fuera el contenedor, por favor no deje de llamarnos. Departamento de Recogida de Basura (305) 575-5107 A TOUT M©UN KI ABITE NANI KAY SA: Sa se yon not ke siti ya voye ba on you anonse ou ke nan yon tan ki pa tr6 lwen yo pral-1 ginyin yon sist6m otomatik you ranmase gabej. Anvan ke nou komanse sistem sa, siti a pral-1 mache delivre yon konten6 roulan ki mezire 96 galon nan chak kay, you on kapab mete gabej avek 16t ti fatra. Ou pap bezwen s6vi avek 16t panye, ou byen 16t kontene you gabej ankh. Tou-t ti sache fatra ou yo on pral-1 mete yo nan kontene sa. Kontene sa ka kimbe twa (3) fwa la vale 16t panye on kon-n sevi yo e ou ka roule li you mete li dey6 jou ya-p vin -n ranmase fatra. Min on dwe sevi avel-1 sel- man you gabej kwisin avek lot ti fatra ki pa tr6 lou tankou z6b, fey, ki pap anpeche ou femin tet la. Ya -p toujou kontinye ranmase gabej avek fatra jou yo kon-n f6 yo a. Jou a pa -p chanje. Gabej la ap toujou de (2) fwa pa semen jan li toujou ye a. Anplis, na-p ranmanse gro fatra —a jou nou abitye f6 li a. Dapre ankht nou minnin, ampil moun rinmin e dak6 avek af6 kon- tene roulan sa ki ginyin kouv6ti-a. Sa ap p6m6t nou kimbe katye a prop. Nou pap bezwen jete mamit, boutey, sache plastik a to ankh. Ap ginyin yon papye sou kontene a ki ginyin tout -t detay yo. Silvouple, pran tan nou you nou li sa ki ekri a anvan nou mete kontene-a dey6 sou twotwa-a. Non vle ba ou bon sevis e netoye kominote a. Si ou ginyin kesyon ki konsene sevis la pa ezite fe nou konnin. Solid Waste Department (305) 575-5107 What Material Can Be Placceed In M Container? Your typical household garbage and trash, including yard trim- mings such as grass and leaves, may be placed in the container, as long as the lid can close. We encourage you to place wet garbage in plastic bags and to occasionally rinse out your container in the interest of cleanliness. Que Materiales Puedo Colocar en mi Contenedor? La basura y los desperdicios habituales de su hogar, incluyendo los recortes del jardfn, como yerba o grama, y las hojas de los arboles, siempre y cuando se pueda cerrar con la tapa el contene- dor. Le instamos que la basura mojada se coloque en bolsas plas- ticas y que ayude a mantener la limpieza, enjuagando su contene- dor Cada cierto tiempo. Ki materyel mwen ka mete nan kon- tene sa? Gabej ki soti nan kwisin ou selman avek lot ti fatra tankou fey, zeb ki pap anpeche ou femin tet la, ki pap anpeche ou kouvri kon- tene a. Nou konseye ou mete fatra ki mouye yo nan yon sache anvan ou mete Ii nan kontene a you toujou kinbe Ii prop. No Rocks or Dirt No Piedras, No Tierra roch ak labou to pa ladan-n Where Do I Place My Container on Collection Day? When the containers are delivered, they will be placed at curbside with instructions for doing so attached. The container should be placed at least 5 feet from parked cars, poles, fire hydrants, mail- boxes or other obstacles. If the driver is unable to access the con- tainer, it will be left. Donde Debo de Colocar Mi Contenedor el Dia de la Recogida? Cuando se repartan los contenedores, se colocaran al horde de la acera con instrucciones adjuntas para su uso. El contenedor debe colocarse, por to menos, a 5 pies de distancia de automoviles esta- cionados, poster de luz, hidrantes, buzon de correos o cualquier otro obstaculo. Si el chofer del camion tuviese dificultad en tener acceso al contenedor, este se dejara sin recoger. Ki kote you -m mete kontene a joua No Building Debris vin -n pran gabej la? No Materiales de Le ke yo vin -n delivre kontene a la kay ou, yap mete Ii sou twot- Construction wa nan kwen devan kay la avek tou-t infomasyon ki jan you sevi debri konstrictyon kay pa avek Ii. Ou sipoze mete kontene a nan yon distans 5 pye kib avek ladan-n machin -n ki pake yo ou byen poto elektrik la ou byen bwat let la oubyen ninpot ki lot bagay ki ka ampeche yo ranmase gabej la. chofe a pa ka pran kontene a kote ou mete li ya la -p kite Ii. Kontene a pa sipoze yon kote ki mouye ou ki gin labou. No Flammables No Materiales Inflarnables ni sa ki ka pran dife pa ladan-n O How Will Automated Collection Work For Me? Residents will place their household garbage and trash into the wheeled container, and place it at curbside prior to 6:00 am on collection day, twice per week. Bulky waste and large tree cut- tings will be collected separately once a week on your scheduled trash collection day. Como Funcionara la Reco ida Automatizada Para Mi? aresidentes botaran la basura y los desperdicios de sus hogares dentro del contenedor sobre ruedas, y to pondran cerca del borde de la acera, antes de las 6:00 a.m., en el dfa de la recogida de basura. La basura pesada y los recortes de los arboles se recogeran por separado, una vez por semana, en el dfa senalado. Koman kolektyon otomatik sa ap f t you ou? Moun-n ki abite nan kay la ap mete gabej kwisin yo epi 16t ti fatra andedan kontene sa., roule li, mete li nan kwen twotwa devan lakay ou a si ze di matin (6:00 a.m.) nan jou ki jou you yo pran gabej, se de foua pa semen. Gro gro fatra sa nou rele trach la se yon foua pa semen selon jou yo pase nan katye pa ou la. O May I Use My Old Container? No, because the automated truck can only pick up the new con- tainers. The wheeled containers have a volume of 96 -gallons and should adequately hold your garbage and trash. If you require another container it will be available to be purchased at cost. Puedo Utilizar mi ante o Recipiente Viejo de Basura? No. Porque el cami6n automatizado solo puede vaciar los nuevos contenedores. Los contenedores sobre ruedas tienen un volumen de 96 galones de capacidad y deben acomodar adecuadamente la basura y los desperdicios de su hogar. Si usted tuviese necesidad de otro contenedor, estos estaran de venta al publico a precio de costo. Eske mwen ka toujou sevi avek ansyen kontene a ? Non. Paske kamyon an ka leve selman nouvo kontene a ki gin rou yo. Kontene roulan sa mesire 96 galon e li dwe ginyin gabej ak ti fatra selman. Si ou to bezwen yon 16t kontene se achte you achte Ii. How Will I Get My New Container? Your container will be delivered to your residence with informa- tion describing its care and usage. The container will be assigned to your address by a serial number that will be hot stamped on the container. Como ' • r f0 • ,I '+I El nuevo contenedor sera entregado a su domicilio con informa- cion acerca de su use y cuidado. El contenedor esta asignado a su direcci6n con un numero de serie impreso en el contenedor. Kouman ma p fe jwen nouvo kontene roulan sa? Nap vin -n delivre li la kay on avek tout -t infomasyon jan you ou sevi avek li. Kontene ap anrejistre sou adre -s ou avek yon seri nimero kap ekri sou li. • ., ,e l ' r What is Automated Collection? Automated Collection is a totally new system of residential garbage and trash collection that requires a special vehicle and container. The City of Miami currently provides manual garbage collection. Each home will be given a special container on wheels which the resident will roll to the curbside on collection day. The truck is equipped with a lifting mechanism that reaches out to the container, lifts and empties the contents and returns the cart to its original position. The driver never leaves the truck cab, but controls the entire loading operation from the driver's seat. The entire process takes approximately 50 seconds. After collection, the resident is responsi- ble for rolling the container to its storage place. Que es el Servicio Automatizado? El nuevo sistema automatizado de recogida de basura y desperdicios en las zonas residenciales requiere un contenedor y un vehfculo especial. En el presente, la Ciudad de Miami provee el servicio manual de recogida de basura. Se entregara en cada casa, un contene- dor especial sobre ruedas que el residente rodara hasta el horde de la acera el dfa de la recogida de basura. El cami6n esta equipado con un mecanismo que alcanza hasta el contenedor, to levanta y vacfa su contenido y to devuelve a su posici6n original. El ch6fer del cami6n controla toda la operaci6n desde su asiento. El proceso completo toma aproximadamento 50 segundos. Despues de la recogi- da el residente es responsable por llevar el contenedor al sitio donde to guarda. Ki sa ki rete ranmase gabej otomatikman? Ranmase gabej otomatik la se yon nouvo sistem ki paret you ranmase gabej avek yon kamion espesyal e yon kontene espesyal. Citi ya to kon-n ranmase fatra a la min. Chak kay pral ginyin youn-n nan kontene espesyal sa yo ki gin rou you roule-1, mete -1 sou twotwa devan la kay on nan jou ki jou you yo pran fatra nan zon-n pa on la. Kamyon an gin yon pet mekanik ki you leve kontene, a vide fatra andedan kamyon e remete kontene a nan pias Ii. Chofe a pap bezwen kite volan ni desan-n machin -n nan , selman la -p ginyin you Ii kontrole travay kap fet la. Se yon bagay kap pran selman sinkant (50) segondes. Apre sa met kay la responsab roule kontene a nan lakou lakay li. i Who Replaces Damaged, Stolen or Destroyed Containers? If you damage the container you will be responsible for paying for a replacement. If it is damaged in the collection process, we will replace it free of charge. The containers remain the property of the City of Miami and must not be altered or modified in any way. If the container is stolen from your residence, you must report this to the police department. The City will replace stolen containers, only with a copy of the police report. uten ReemplazardLos Contenedores que Sean Danados, Robados o Rotos? Si usted dana su contenedor, sera responsable por pagar su reem- plazo. Si se dana el contenedor en el proceso de la recogida, nosotros los reemplazaremos sin costo alguno. Los contenedores son propiedad de la Ciudad de Miami y no deben de ser alterados o modificados en manera alguna. Si el contenedor es robado de su residencia debe reportar el robo al Departamento de la Policfa. La Ciudad reemplazara los contenedores robados, solo con una Copia del reporte de la Policfa. Ki les kap ranplase kontene a si li kase, A yo vole -Z ou byen si li kraze? Moun ki abite nan kay la responsab tout -t sa ki rive kontene a. Kontene a toujou rete kontene city a. Ou pa ka chanje li ni modi- fye li ninpot ki jan. Si se vole yo vole li ou dwe repote sa bay la polis. City a ap ranplase kontene a selman si ou pote rapo la polis la. What Happens When I Move? The container is issued to a specific address and must not be removed from the premises. The container is to be left for use by the next resident. ue Pasa Cuando Uno Se Muda? El contenedor esta asignado a una direcci6n especffica y no debe de removerse de esa direcci6n. El contenedor debe dejarse para ser utilizado por el pr6ximo dueno o inquilino. Sa kap pase si mwen al abite yon lot kot& Kontene a anrejistre sou yon adres byen detemine , on pa ka deplase avek li. Li sipoze rete you lot moun kap vin abite nan kay In k What else should I know? Your container should be placed at curbside and facing the street. Garbage and trash must be contained in the wheeled container and the lid must be securely closed. Caring for the container will help control operation costs and keep your cost to a minimum. Do not paint or deface the container. Neatly placed numbers are accept- able only on the underneath side of the container's lid. For your children's safety, do not allow them to play near or inside contain- ers at any time. Que Mas Debe Uno Saber? Su contenedor debe de colocarse en el borde de la acera y con el frente hacia la Calle. La basura y los desperdicios deben de colo- carse dentro del contenedor sobre ruedas y la tapa debe de per- manecer cerrada todo el tiempo. El cuidado de su contenedor ayudara a controlar los costos operativos y a controlar su costo a un minimo. No pinte o averfe su contenedor. Numeros pintados cuidadosamente seran permitidos en la parte de adentro de la tapa del contenedor. Para la seguridad de los ninos, evite que jueguen cerca o dentro del contenedor. Ki sa mwen dwe konnin anko? Kontene a dwe plase sou twotwa devan kay la en fas la ri a. Se gabej avek ti fatra selman ke on ka mete nan kontene roulan sa e tet la dwe femin 1e ou mete fatra ladan. Pa pintire, ni chanje anyin nan kontene a. Pa kite timoun-n ou yo jwe tro pre ou byen ande- dan kontene a ninpot ki le. Id's Time to Residential Gt't'1' OF MIAMI Trastf our Manual Collection System Es Horade Botar el Sisterna Manual de Recogida de Basura! 1 1 1 I "j a la min an t , I ' 10 Where Do I Place My Container on Collection Day? Donde Debo de Colocar Ali Contenedor el Dia de la Recogida? Iii kote you -m mete kontene a jou ya vin -n pran gabej la? Mo Replaces Damaged, Stolen or Destroyed Containers? Quien Reemplazard Los Contenedores que Sean Danados, Robados o Rotos? Thi les kap ranplase kontene a si 1i kale, si yo vole -1 ou byen si li kraze? SI re!nnord !ii �.. item 3 67 i�_lM o�-- -v CaY ('61, k What else should I know? Que Mds Debe Uno Saber? Ki sa mu,{en d cwe koenniin anke)? When the containers are delivered, they will be placed at curbside with instructions for doing so attached. The container should be placed at least 5 feet from parked cars, poles, fire hydrants, mailboxes or other obstacles. If the driver is unable to access the container, it will be left. Donde Debo de Colocar Mi Contenedor el Dia de la Recogida? Cuando se repartan los contenedores, se colocaran a] borde de la acera con instrucciones adjuntas para su uso. El contenedor debe colocarse, por to menos, a 5 pies de distancia de automoviles estacionados, postes de luz, hidrantes, buzon de correos o cualquier otro obstaculo. Si el chofer del camion tuviese dificultad en tener acceso al contenedor, este se dejara sin recoger. Le ke yo vin -n delivre kontene a la kay ou, yap melte li sou twotwa nan kwen devan kay la avek tou-t infomasyon ki jan you sevi avek li. Ou sipoze mete kontene a nan yon distans 5 pye kib avek machin -n ki pake yo ou byen poto elektrik la ou byen bwat let la oubyen ninpot ki lot bagay ki ka amp&M yo ranmase gabej la. Si chofe a pa ka pran kontene a kote ou mete li ya la -p kite li. Kontene a pa sipoze yon kote ki mouye ou ki gin labou. If you damage the container you will be responsible for paying for a replacement. If it is damaged in the collection process, we wili replace it free of charge. The containers remain the property of the City of Miami and must not be altered or modified in any way. [f the container is stolen from your residence, you must report this to the police department. The City will replace stolen containers, only with a copy of the police report. Quien Reemplazard Los Contenedores que Sean Danados, Robados o Rotos? Si usted dafia su contenedor, sera responsable por pagar su reemplazo. Si se dana el contenedor en el proceso de la recogida, nosotros los reemplazaremos sin costo alguno. Los contenedores son propiedad de la Ciudad de Miami y no deben de ser alterados o modificados en manera alguna. Si el contenedor es robado de su residencia debe reportar el robo al Departamento de la Policia. La Ciudad reemplazara los contenedores robados, solo con una Copia del reporte de la Policfa. Ki les kap ranplase kontene a si li kase, si go vale -1 ou byen si li kraze? Moun ki abite nan kay la responsab tout -t sa ki rive kontene a. Kontene a toujou rete kontene city a . Ou pa ka chanje li ni modifye li ninpot ki jan. Si se vole yo OR li ou dwe repote sa bay la polis. City a ap ranplase kontene a selman si ou pote rapo la polis la. Your container should be placed at curbside and facing the street. Garbage and trash must be contained in the wheeled container and the lid must be securely closed. Caring for the container will help control operation costs and keep your cost to a minimum. Do not paint or deface the container. Neatly placed numbers are acceptable only on the underneath side of the container's lid. For your chil- dren's safety, do not allow them to play near or inside containers at any time. Que Mds Debe Uno Saber? Su contenedor debe de colocarse en el borde de la acera y con el frente hacia la Calle. La basura y los desperdicios deben de colocarse dentro del contenedor sobre ruedas y la tapa debe de permanecer cerrada todo el tiempo. El cuidado de su contenedor ayudara a controlar los costos opera- tivos y a controlar su costo a un mfnimo. No pinte o averie su contenedor. Numeros pintados cuidadosamente seran permitidos en la parte de adentro de la tapa del contenedor. Para la seguridad de los ninos, evite que jueguen cerca o dentro del contenedor. Kontene a dwe plase sou twotwa devan kay la en fas la ri a. Se gabej avek ti fatra selman ke ou ka mete nan kontene roulan sa e tet la dwe femin le ou mete fatra ladan. Pa pintire, ni chanje anyin nan kontene a . Pa kite timoun-n ou yo jwe tro pre ou byen andedan kontene a ninpot ki IL For Immediate News Release From: Enid C. Pinkney 305-635-5130 The Ninth Annual Commemorative Service and Procession sponsored by the African American Committee of Dade Heritage Trust will take place on Sunday, April 28, 2002, beginning at 2:30 P. M. Special tribute will be paid to Mr. M. T. Mitchell, Mr. Artry Willis, incorporators of the City of Miami, and Mr. George E. Kelly, a musician with the Ink Spots. All pioneers buried in the City Cemetery will be honored. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. The public is invited to participate in the procession from Historic St. Agnes Episcopal Church, 1750 N. W. Sr' Avenue to the City Cemetery, 1800 N. E. 2nd Avenue where the Service will take place. The Progressive Cornet Band, Mr. Thomas Cash, director, will lead the procession. Additional music will be fiunished by the Arcola Lakes Singing Angels, Dr. Richard Strachan, director, and Ms. Travalya Wallace, soloist, Northwestern Senior High School. Winners of the Essay Contest, "Why I Am Proud of My Heritage," will be announced. Mr. M. T. Mitchell's name is listed on the Miami City Charter as a Colored incorporator of the City of Miami. A headstone will be unveiled and dedicated in his honor during the Ninth Annual Commemorative Service in memory of his contributions to Miami. The Miami City Directory, of 1904 lists him as a General Merchandiser whose business was located at 100 Avenue G., now known as Second Avenue. Later he became Miami's first African American Undertaker and Embalmer at 114 Avenue G. He bought fifty (50) lots in the City Cemetery from the City of Miami in order to have a place to bury black people. The February 28, 1913 Miami Metropolis lists his death in the obituary column. It stated that he was a well and favorably known colored citizen of Miami who died suddenly at his home. The Miami City Cemetery Burials 1896-1990 states that he was sixty-five at his death. His wife, Ella Mitchell, who was a milliner and dress- maker, sold hats and dresses to Burdines. She did not want to continue the business and sold it to Dr. Kelsy L. Pharr, and Edward Carter, according to her granddaughter, 84 year old Sara Scott Martin Stewart who now lives in Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs. Monica Hanna 90, said that caskets were carried in a glass hearse and driven by two horses during those days in Miami with a marching band as a part of the funeral procession. No one knew Artry Willis' original name, according to his great —grandson, Dwight Jackson, of Richardson Mortuary. Willis is an incorporator of the City of Miami. He was a slave who was brought to Little Rock, Arkansas and worked on a plantation clearing land. He was physically challenged and threatened by a grand wizard of the Ku klux Klan who slapped him. In turn he shot and killed the klansman. He escaped Arkansas through the Underground Railroad, and migrated to Miami to make a new start in life. He changed his name to Artry Willis. and started his own logging firm, supplying logs for Henry Flagler. These logs were used to create rails for the railroad and lumber for building. He was successful in his business. He would leave his house everyday, located on 3rd Avenue and 14d' Street and ride his bicycle to his F f business, located D CUSSED IS U , y� between Perrine and Goulds, Florida and return every evening. He was well liked by both blacks and whites, and considered to be the second wealthiest African American in Dade County, next to Mr. D. A. Dorsey. His wealth was also accumulated through purchasing many parcels of land from Miami to Homestead. He married Sophie Stokes, and to this union one daughter was born, Artie Willis Richardson, founder of Richardson Mortuary. Flowers will be laid at his grave during the service '1 George Edwin Kelly was born July 31, 1915 in Miarni, Florida. He died May 31, 1998. He graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1935, where he formed his first band, "Little George Kelly and the Cavaliers." This band played between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Many of his friends, Ivan "Loco" Rolle, Panama Francis, Noel Cruz, William Curry, Grachan Moncur, and Theodore Hepburn were a few of the members of his first band. He was a veteran of World War II, Air Force Band. He married Ida Simmons. From this union two daughters were born, Ida Kelly McKay, and Dorothy Kelly Wooten. When he lived in Miami he attended Ebenezer Methodist Church, and Historic St. Agnes Episcopal Church. When he moved to New York he was baptized at ST. Malachy's Catholic Church. . George Kelly was a professional jazz pianist, saxophonist, composer and arranger. Two of his favorite pieces were "On the Outside, Looking On the Inside," recorded by Sarah Vaughn and "All Right, OK You Win." The story goes that whenever George was involved in a heated dispute or disagreement, he resolved the conflict by saying, "Alright, OK, You Win," thus was the impetus for the title of the song The Commemorative Service is a part of Dade Heritage Trust's Annual Dade Heritage Days Program n .3� DISCUSSED CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission 37 DATE: APR - 1 2302 FILE: SUBJECT: First Source Hiring Agreement - Performing Arts Center REFERENCES: City Commission Meeting April 11, 2002 ENCLOSURES: Attachments A -C At its meeting of March 14 2002, the City Commission directed the Administration to provide a summary report on the results of the First Source Hiring Agreement relating to the Performing Arts Center from the inception of the construction phase of the Project in January 2002 to the present. The Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement Between Miami Dade County and The City of Miami, approved through the adoption of Resolution No. 00-704 by the City Commission July 27, 2000, states that the County's Construction Manager must meet the objectives of the County's Job Clearinghouse and the City's First Source Hiring Provisions to employ unemployed or under- employed individuals who reside locally. The Department of Community Development, Office of Workforce Development has been working closely with the Performing Arts Center Builders (hereafter referred to as the Master Contractor) in an effort to facilitate compliance with the standards set forth by the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement (hereafter referred to as the Employment Agreement) (See Attachment A), by serving as a screening and referral source for employees on the Project. Section 1.1 of the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement states, "First priority is being provided to those residents within the County's Empowerment Zones (CBD and Seaport Neighborhood, and the Overtown Neighborhood). To the extent that the available employment opportunities cannot be met by the above outlined first priority residents, 2"d priority for every employment generated by the project shall be given equally to residents of QNIP Zone I of Miami Dade County and within the City to those residents of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Community Revitalization Districts (Overtown and Wynwood) in which the Project is located -The 3'd priority for every employment opportunity generated by the project shall be given to qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of the City of Miami, and thereafter to qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of unincorporated Miami Dade County and the incorporated municipalities in Miami Dade County. To the extent that the available employment opportunities cannot be met within the above outlined ls; 2"d and 3'd priority residents, 4m priority for every employment opportunity generated by the Project shall be given to qualified workers outside of the above-described areas': The Office of Workforce Development serves as a primary referral source of qualified candidates to the Project. It has the capacity to attract and screen job candidates, track job orders and manage candidate referrals to help facilitate the process, in support of the good faith efforts of Project contractors, in providing employment opportunities for area r-esidents within the four priority areas outlined in the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement. As stipulated in the Agreement, the first opportunity to apply for employment opportunities generated by the Project will be determined by the priority status of the applicant. The Master Contractor agreed to route all job orders for new hires for the Project through the City of Miami. To date, the Office of Workforce Development has processed a total of 331 applications for employment. From this total, 188 (57%) applications were submitted by City of Miami residents and the balance by residents of Miami -Dade County. A list of all applicants, including a breakdown by trade, qualifications, and Commission District, is attached (See Attachment B). Also enclosed is the Master Contractor's Overall Workforce Plan that lists the 42 contractors approved to work on the Project, including an overview of the anticipated number of new hires created by the Project and the projected job start date for each subcontractor (See Attachment Q. Based on the information provided in the Master Contractor's Overall Workforce Plan, it is estimated that 400 new hires will be created for the Project during the construction phase from January 2002 through September 2003. Under the timelines established in to the projected schedule, it was anticipated that 49 new hires should have been placed on the Project at this time. However, to date, the Office of Workforce Development has received work orders from only one (1) subcontractor, Complete Dewatering Pumps and Wells Inc., requesting nine (9) laborer positions. The Office of Workforce Development referred ten (10) candidates to these job openings, which includes two (2) replacement referrals, and all ten (10) applicants were subsequently employed by Complete Dewatering Pumps and -Wells, Inc. For your information, these candidates were referred from a database maintained by the Office of Workforce Development for Performing Arts Project applicants. Applicants were referred to the subcontractor based on -conformance with the laborer qualifications required of the position in accordance with the priority criteria defined in the Employment Agreement. Based on these criteria, six (6) candidates qualified in the aid priority, which includes unemployed or underemployed City of Miami residents. It should be noted that five (5) of the ten (10) individuals selected for employment were union members, three (3) from Laborers Union #278 and two (2) members of the Ironworkers Union. The Office of Workforce Development also provided a Community Small Business Enterprise and Employment Compliance Seminar February 21, 2002 for prime subcontractors of the Master Contractor to the Project. This seminar included an in depth presentation on the First Source Hiring Agreement, stressed the importance of compliance with the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement for the Project and provided a comprehensive overview outlining the benefits of partnering with the Office of Workforce Development. It is also important to point out that staff held several meetings with representatives from the Local Union 278, Laborers Union February 28, 2002 to discuss the potential economic impact of the Project, specifically as it related to the creation of new jobs for unemployed and underemployed residents of the City. This discussion included a proposed amendment to the existing Comprehensive Employment Agreement to ensure that language be included in the CESA requiring all subcontractors on the Project to enter into an agreement with the Union to allow members to receive benefits. It was agreed that union members would be referred to the Project through the Office of Workforce Development to streamline referrals *and monitoring of all new hires to the Project. Representatives from the Laborers Union 278 were advised that the issue of benefits was one which would have to be worked out with each subcontractor, or would require revision of the entire agreement. To date, there have been no additional job orders received by the Office of Workforce Development despite direct requests made to the individual contractors that have started work on the Project. According to Alicia Anderson, Department of Business Development Compliance Officer, a draft of the Comprehensive Strategy Agreement Monthly Report which reports cumulative hires through February 2002 reflected a total of nine workers on the project to date. Although the report has not been finalized at this time, if the initial number of hires reflected in the draft report is accurate, all new workers hired were referred through the Office of Workforce Development. The draft report also includes an additional 280 workers on the project who were employees of the subcontractors prior to commencement of the project. �pProved Mayor •= Veto Override RESOLUTION NO. ATTACHMENT A Ag 3-20-01 O rj l'� F ./ JIAL • c4� �. L,! i uFM C•E THE ECARL R-306-01QFDE O COUNTY. F OR C RESOLUTION RELATING TO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, SUPERCEDING COUNTY RESOLUTION R-78-00 APPROVING REVISED COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT STRATEGY AGREEMENT BETWEEN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AND THE CITY OF MIAMI, AND AUTHORIZING COUNTY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SAME AND EXERCISE CANCELLATION PROVISIONS THEREOF, WHEREAS, this Board desires to accomplish the purposes outlined in the accompanying memorandum, a copy of which is incorporated herein by reference, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, tha this Board hereby approves the revised "Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami: Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement", between Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami in substantially the form attached hereto as approved by the City of Miami by City Resolution 00-704 and made a part hereof; and authorizes the County Manager or designee to execute same on behalf of the County, to exercise cancellation provisions thereof and otherwise to act on behalf of the County thereunder. This Resolution supercedes Miami -Dade County Resolution R-78-00. Agenda Item No. 10(A)(1) / Page No. 2 The foregoing resolution was offered by Commissioner Dennis C. Moss , who moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Jimmy L. Morales and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: Dr. Miriam Alonso amt- Bruno A. Barreiro Dr. Barbara M. Carey -Shuler absent Betty T. Ferguson Gwen Margolis aye Joe A. Martinez Jimmy L. Morales aye Dennis C. Moss Pedro Reboredo absent Dorrin D. Rolle Natacha Seijas abamt Katy Sorenson Javier D. Souto alert The Chairperson thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 20th day of March, 2001. This resolution shall become effective ten (10) days after the date of its adoption unless vetoed by the Mayor, and if vetoed, shall become effective only upon an override by this Board. Approved by County Attorney as �� to form and legal sufficiency. ��r'.«6 :SE .sem`, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA 'GO� bFlSS/ •. BY ITS BOARD OF -� o * Df O •• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS rn : co�xrr t HARVEY RUVIN, CLERK •J toR\o SULLWAN Y -.-KAY Deputy Clerk Approved by County Attorney as �� to form and legal sufficiency. ��r'.«6 :SE .sem`, MEMORANIJUM , OFFICE OF THE COUNTY MANAGER Agenda Item No. 10(A)(1) TO: Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners FRO Steve Shiver RECOMMENDATION DATE: March 20, 2001 SUBJECT: Resolution Authorizing the County Manager to Execute an Amendment to the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement with the City of Miami for the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami It is recommended that the Board approve the attached, modified Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement with the City of Miami to ensure that area residents are employed, to the greatest extent possible, during the construction of the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami (PAC). This agreement, with the amended priorities outlined herein, will help to ensure that the Construction Manager and the Subcontractors participating in the construction of the PAC utilize a comprehensive strategy to meet the objectives of the County's Job Clearinghouse, the County's Quality Neighborhoods Initiative Bond Program (QNIBP) — Utilization of Area Residents by Contractors, and the City of Miami's First Source Hiring Ordinance to employ unemployed or under -employed individuals who reside locally and individuals who are transitioning from welfare benefits to self -sufficiency - BACKGROUND On January 25, 2000, the Board approved Resolution R-78-00 authorizing the County to enter into a Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement with the City of Miami. The intent of this Agreement is to meet the objectives of the County's and the City's employment recruitment goals by establishing a comprehensive agreement to delineate the strategy. The City of Miami has required, as a condition for the issuance of the PAC's Major Use Special Permit (NIUSP), that the County execute a "First Source Hiring Agreement" with the City. The approved Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement incorporates the City's NfUSP requirement and centralizes the County's Job Clearinghouse, QNIBP and Empowerment Zone recruitment objectives. �aST �ED Honorable Chairperson and Members Board of County Commissioners Page 2 On July 27, 2000, the City of Miami Board approved Resolution No. 00-704, which modified the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement approved by the Miami - Dade Board of County Commissioners on January 25, 2000. The following are the modified priorities for the hiring goals contained in the attached Agreement. These are followed by a summary of the differences between the recommended Agreement and the previously approved Agreement. Amended Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement Priorities 1. Provide first priority to those residents within the County's Empowerment Zones (Central Business District & Seaport Neighborhood and Overtown Neighborhood as identified in Exhibit 1). 2_ Provide second priority to residents equally of QNMP Zone 1 of Miami -Dade County (Exhibit 2) and within the City of Miami to residents of CDBG Revitalization Districts (Overtown and Wynwood) (Exhibit 3) 3. Third priority for every employment opportunity generated by the Project shall be given to qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of the City of Miami, and thereafter to qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of un -incorporated Miami -Dade County and the incorporated municipalities in Miami -Dade County. 4. Fourth priority for every employment opportunity generated by the Project shall be given to qualified workers outside of the above-described areas. Summary of Differences The previously approved Agreement contained three hiring priorities, the first of which combined Priorities I and 2 above. The former Priority 2 has become the new Priority 3 and now includes Section 3 residents of the City of Miami. Also the old Priority 3 included "qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of Broward, Monroe, and Palm Beach Counties"_ This priority is now covered under Priority 4, above. The goal is to employ unemployed and under -employed residents in these regions who meet job -specific qualifications. The County and the Construction Manager will mutually develop specific hiring goals, specifically taking into consideration the priorities outlined above. The Performing Arts Center Management Office will have a full-time CSBE Specialist, recruited through the Department of Business Development, to ensure adherence to these requirements. To the extent that the Construction Manager has not met these goals, the Construction Manager shall be penalized pursuant to the CSBE Provisions in Miami -Dade County Ordinance 9-52 and Administrative Order 3-22, as amended. wED v _= ATTACHMENT A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER OF GREATER MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT STRATEGY AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is made this day of , 2001, by and between the City of Miami, a municipal corporation of the State of Florida (the "City") and Miami -Dade County (the "County"), a political subdivision of the State of Florida. NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereby agree as follows: INTENT: Miami -Dade County and the City have entered into this agreement to ensure that the Contractor and the Subcontractors participating in the construction of the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami utilize a comprehensive strategy to meet the objectives of County's Job Clearinghouse, the County's Quality Neighborhoods Initiative Bond Program (QNIBP) — Utilization of Area Residents by Contractor, the City's First Source Hiring Ordinance, and Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 to employ, to the greatest extent possible, unemployed or under -employed individuals who reside locally and individuals who are transitioning from welfare benefits to self-sufficiency who reside locally, and who meet job -specific requirements. OnSc,USSED I DEFINITIONS: The following words and expressions used in this agreement shall be construed as follows, when it is clear from the context that another meaning is intended: a) The "Bid Documents" consist of the drawings, all documents in the project manual, including, but not limited to, general conditions, supplementary conditions, forms, specifications, and addenda, if any. b) The word "Contractor", which is also known as "the Construction Manager", "the Prime Contractor' or the "General Contractor", to mean the Proposer that receives any award of a Contract from the County as a result of the second phase of the pre -qualification process, where Pre -qualified teams will be invited to submit a lump sum bid. c) The "Contract Documents" form the Contract and include all of the documents described above under the definition of the "Bid Documents" and the other documents listed in Proposal Agreement between the Owner and the Contractors and the modifications issued after execution of the Contract except the alternates not accepted by the Owner. d) The word "County" and "Owner' to mean Miami -Dade County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, excluding the departments of Building & Zoning, Public Works, Police, Fire and Rescue, DERM, and Water & Sewer. e) The word "Department" to mean the County Manager's Office. f) The "Drawings" or Plans are the graphic and pictorial portions of the Contract Documents, wherever located and whenever issued, _ . showing the design, locations and dimensions of the Work, generally including plans, elevations, sections, details, schedules and diagrams. g)) The words "New Hire" to mean any individual who entered into an ` agreement with the Contractor or Subcontractor to perform work on the Project for a minimum duration of three (3) weeks or one - hundred -twenty (120) hours. h) The "Project" is the total construction of which the Work performed under the Contract Documents may be the whole or a part and �. Et -_ which may include construction by the Owner or by separate Contractors. i) The "Project Manual" consists of the written general requirements of the -Contract (composed of the bidding requirements, contract forms, and conditions of the contract) and the (technical) specifications for the Contract, including any amendments thereto, which in part comprise Contract Documents. j) A "Section 3 Resident" is defined as a public housing resident, or an individual who resides in the metropolitan area or non - metropolitan county in which the Section 3 covered assistance is expended and who is a low-income person or a very low-income person. k) The words "Subcontractor" or "Subconsultant" to mean any person, firm, material supplier at any tier, entity, or organization, other than the employees of the Contractor, who furnished labor or labor and materials to the Contractor, in connection with the Work or services to the County, whether directly or indirectly, on behalf of the Contractor. 1) The words "Scope of Services" or "Scope of Work" to mean the work to be performed by the Contractor. m) The "Specifications" are that portion of the Contract Documents consisting of the written requirements for materials, equipment, construction systems, standards and workmanship for the Work and performance of related services. n) The term "Work" means the construction and services required by the Contract Documents and includes all labor, materials, equipment and services to be provided by the Contractor to fulfill the Contractor's obligations. The Work may constitute the whole or a part of the Project. o) The terms "Workforce Plan" means a plan delineating the administrative and construction trade personnel that will work on the Project. The plan shall be organized by trade and indicate: the positions that are already filled and the positions that will require recruitment;_the anticipated date that the hiring process will be initiated; the deadline for referrals; the anticipated position commencement date; and the duration of the position. 3 2. 1. Construction 1.1 The City acknowledges that Miami -Dade County intends to solicit proposals from Construction Managers, with a general contractor's license, for the construction of the Project. Miami -Dade County agrees to the greatest extent possible, to cause the Construction Manager, and each of the contractors and subcontractors, retained by the Construction Manager, to first give every employment opportunity generated by the Project to qualified unemployed, under -employed, Section 3 and other residents of the City of Miami and Miami -Dade County, including, but not limited to those who are participants in the County's training, employment, Clearinghouse and QNIBP programs and the City's training and employment programs (where certificates of competency are required, the training program must be a State certified apprentice program in accordance with Section 2-11.16 of the Code of Miami -Dade County — Responsible Wages), by providing first priority to those residents within the County's Empowerment Zones (CBD & Seaport Neighborhood and Overtown Neighborhood as identified in Exhibit 1). To the extent that the - available employment opportunities can not be met by the above outlined first priority residents, 2"d priority for every employment opportunity generated by the project shall be given equally to residents of QNIBP Zone 1 of Miami -Dade County (as identified in Exhibit 2) and within the City to those residents of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Community Revitalization Districts (Overtown and Wynwood as # identified in Exhibit 3) in which the Project is located. To the extent that the available employment opportunities can not be met by the above outlined 2nd priority residents, 3`d priority for every employment opportunity generated by the Project shall be given to qualified unemployed, under- employed and Section 3 residents of the City of Miami, and thereafter to qualified unemployed, under -employed and Section 3 residents of un- incorporated Miami -Dade County and the incorporated municipalities in Miami -Dade County. To the extent that the available employment opportunities can not be met within the above outlined 151, 2nd, and 3`d priority residents, 4 I priority for every employment opportunity generated by the Project shall be given to qualified workers outside of the above- described areas. Miami -Dade County's obligation shall include, without limitation, requiring the Contractor and its Subcontractors to do following: A.-. Utilize the assistance of the Miami -Dade County and City of Miami's Office of Workforce Development (OWD) as the screening and referral sources for employment for the Project. After the construction contract is awarded and prior to submission of the first application for -payment, the Contractor shall be required to inform the County and OWD of its overall Workforce Plan by trade and the number of positions which may be filled through the County and OWD. The Contractor will furnish a job schedule which reflects the anticipated Workforce plan by trade. The Contractor will advise the County and OWD of the minimum qualifications required for each position identified to the Contractor by each _ 5 Subcontractor. The Contractor will update and submit the Workforce Plan ' with each monthly payment request; B. n the event that the County or the City of Miami residents that were referred by the County or OWD pursuant to this Agreement are to be replaced, for any reason, during the course of the Project, Miami -Dade County will require the Contractor to immediately contact the County and OWD for assistance in identifying the replacements that are required. The County and OWD shall make their referrals to the Contractor within three (3) business days; and C_ 1 Miami -Dade County will require the Contractor to advertise, as needed, in local minority media, the Miami -Dade County community television channel (Channel 34), and the City of Miami community television channel (NET 9), seeking to attract unemployed, under- employed and Section 3 residents of Miami -Dade County (both incorporated and un -incorporated) and the City of Miami to seek employment at the Project. \21 2 r In the event that the County and OWD are unable to identify qualified persons to fill all the positions identified by the Contractor with the respective time frames provided for in Section B. above, any unfilled positions my be filled by any qualified Miami -Dade County resident and subsequently to any Broward, Monroe and Palm Beach County residents and thereafter to any qualified .person irrespective of their residence. 1.3 The City acknowledges that all employees of the Project will tip• 2 f= be required not only to have the required employment skills but also to comply with the requirements of the Project insurance policy, including, without limitation, requirements for a drug free workplace. In addition, the County and the City acknowledge that various employment opportunities will require union membership. OWD shall assist the Project in upgrading the skill level of the City of Miami residents by making its employment and training programs available to qualified individuals within parameters of its contract and program guidelines. 1.5 To the extent that the procedures set forth in this Section are In conflict with the procedures implemented by the Contractor in order to comply with the Contract Documents and applicable federal, state and local laws, the Contractor may substitute such other procedures, as may be approved by the County and the City in writing, in order to accomplish the purpose and intent of this Agreement. Monitoring 2.1 County shall maintain staff for the purpose of Monitoring compliance with the Agreement. Assigned individuals will be on the site daily to review the Contractor's progress relating to meeting its construction hiring objectives. The County shall maintain, and make readily available to the City, all records pertaining to employment by the Contractor and Subcontractors on the Project. 1a 7 3. Contact Enforcement 3.1 In conjunction with the requirements outlined in ' Section 01027 of the Project Manual entitled, "Applications for Payment,” Miami -Dade County will require the Contractor to submit monthly report itemizing, by trade, all New Hires performing work on the Project (including, but not limited to the trade, the time period the work was performed and the permanent residence) and identifying which New Hires were recruited from the County and OWD. Miami -Dade County may withhold payment if these reports are not submitted or if the contents of the submitted report reflect a consistent lack of compliance with the hiring goals, which will be mutually developed by the County and the Contractor, specifically taking into consideration the priorities outlined in the provisions of Section 1.1 of this Agreement. 4. Governing Law This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Florida. 5. Conflicts of Interest; County and City Representative is Not Individually Liable No member, official, representative, or employee of - fhe County or the City, or the City Manager shall have any personal interest, direct or indirect, in any Work or service to be provided pursuant to this Agreement, nor shall any such member, official, representative or employee participate in any decision relating to this Agreement which affects his or her personal interests or the interests of any corporation, partnership or association in which he or she is directly or indirectly, interested. No member, official, representative or employee of the County or the City, or the City Manager shall be personally liable to the City or Miami -Dade County or any successor in interest in the event of any default or breach by the County, the City, or the City Manager or for any amount which may become due to the City or Miami -Dade County or its successors or on any obligation under the terms of this Agreement. 6. Notice. Any notice or communication under this Agreement by the City or the City Manager on the one hand to Miami -Dade County, or, on the other hand, by Miami -Dade County to the City or the City Manager shall be sufficiently given or delivered if sent by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested or given by hand or otherwise actual delivery to such party as follows: If to Miami -Dade County: County Manager 111 NW 151 Street, Suite 2910 Miami, FL 33128 With a copy to: If to City: Performing Arts Center Miami -Dade County Managers Office 1444 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 303 Miami, FL 33132 Attn: Gail L. Thompson, Project Director City Manager 444 SW 2n6 Avenue Miami, FL 33130-1910 .� �7� - ad nnn-1 lr 9 _ _ w With a copy to: Office of Workforce Development 1313 NW 36'' Street 2n° Floor, Nations Bank Building Miami, FL 33142 Attn: Gwendolyn C. Warren, Director of OWD or to such other address as a party to this Agreement may, from time to time, designate in writing, dispatched as provided in this Section 6. 7. Titles of Articles and Sections. All titles of the several parts, articles and sections of this Agreement are inserted for convenience of reference only and shall be disregarded in construing or interpreting any provisions of this Agreement. 8. Successors and Assigns. All the covenants, conditions and obligations contained in this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns. 9. Records. Miami -Dade County shall maintain its records within the City of Miami to enable the City to monitor the Contractor's performance under this Agreement and will permit the City to inspect such records upon reasonable notice. 10. Entire Agreement. This agreement and its attachments constitute the sole and only agreement of the parties hereto and correctly sets forth the rights, duties and obligations of each to the other as of its date. Any prior agreements, promises, negotiations, or representations not expressly set forth in this Agreement are of no force and effect. ZI .'i f: 11. Termination. This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect until the termination of the Construction Agreement. 12. Amendments. No amendment of this Agreement shall be binding on either party unless in writing and signed by both parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami executed this Agreement the day and year first above written. Attest- County Clerk MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS -nv. r aalalGl it lV UIC tiuuuny manager THE CITY OF MIAMI, a municipal Corporation of the State of Florida Approved -as Form,/ And Correct est ATndWVilarello, City Attorney i /3 !L7 City Manager n� g"0 Lj !i �l . �t► �a n • a mm stfte r w CBD d Seaport Neighborhood 4 - '{M" raps wTMA1 ZpM tw ir.�.rwtiwr�.ra��wrwr�.t Mimi -006 GMP@w fwmt TmW, TAC. /wry tiMw�r�wr�lrrwr+rr� 9 o� II 1 1 �- it � 1 � •_'g- II131. � � 1 .. � 1 f . � �� _ .. • .... ` H3.L_. � � I Y�NE 1ETN �' I MT 114 1 12 T F}... .. I •,'N�ID15+_ _•.�• --.. .._ i `..� ..iM• - .—_ •� 17711 I .Vw lit!.1$T • ; i.... NW.II1lGr.._�. t _' _ ,� _,•.�. nw .+hl tti Unt III ung ow .iy iwl T lial �_._.. 1 _._.. 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DADE 00. 4 N mw 119 ST ZONE 2]: ZONE 1 sw am Sl � j �' L QUALITY NFI(-,HRnpwr)r*)"'n"* 'i*oii�Tii-.A� -r I It I r- J ZONE 31 U D S D ISCU0 LEGEND D @)COUUISSION DISTRICT NUMBER .b T /` — COLAUISSION DISTRICT BOUNDARY UNES O"19P WORK ZONE BOUNDARY UNES QUALITY NFI(-,HRnpwr)r*)"'n"* 'i*oii�Tii-.A� -r I It I r- OVERTOWN J lei; - m EXHIBIT 3 (PAGE 2 OF J) WYNWOOD IS CU ED . wjww=lR =1 �� /Q City of Miami Q Community Revitalization Districts J-00-379 7/27/00 TF' Feb ' 01 16:36 No.013 P.02 RESOLUTION NO . 00— 704 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION RELATING TO THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER OF GREATER MIAMI; APPROVING A COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT STRATEGY AGREEMENT (THE "AGREEMENT") BETWEEN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY (THE '"COUNTY") AND THE CITY OF MIAMI (THE "CITY") TO REQUIRE THAT THE COUNTY'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER MEET THE OBJECTIVES OF THE COUNTY'S JOB CLEARINGHOUSE AND THE CITY'S FIRST SOURCE HIRING PROVISIONS TO EMPLOY UNEMPLOYED OR UNDER -EMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS WHO RESIDE LOCALLY; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SAID AGREEMENT, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, WITH THE COUNTY FOR SAID PURPOSE. WHEREAS, the City Commission is committed to increasing employment opportunities for City of Miami (the "City") residents and participants through the Office of Workforce Development's employment and training programs, and WHEREAS, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami Project ("Project") is located in the City in an area in which the unemployment rate exceeds thirty percent (30%); and WHEREAS, the economic impact of the Project is expected to exceed $270,000,000 during the construction and operational phases; and na CUSSED CITY CORMSSION MEETING OF J U L 2 7 2000 Fe. 46'01 16:36 No -013 P.03 •: WHEREAS, the construction phase of the Project will generate approximately 400 jobs; and WHEREAS, the operations phase of the Project is estimated to generate thirty (30) recurring positions for City residents; and WHEREAS, it is the City Commission's intent to accomplish the purposes set out in the Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement as it relates the City's First Source Hiring provisions; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by reference and incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section_ Section 2. The Performing Arts Center. of Greater Miami Comprehensive Employment Strategy Agreement between Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami, to require the County's Construction Manager to meet the objectives of the County's Job Clearinghouse and the City's First Source Hiring provisions to employ unemployed or under -employed individuals who reside locally, is hereby approved. r` J »-x Page 2 of 3 IE Feb -01 16:37 No -013 P.04 Section 3. The City Manager - is hereby authorizedlf to execute said Agreement, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, with Miami -Dade County for said purpose. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor.21 PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27:th day of _t12X , 2000. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR In axotdance with AAtarni Code Sac. 2-36. eine the Mayor did rot indicate approval of this legislation by signing it in the designated piece pr��MBd, said legis:' _ '� o:c. _ becomes et#et'tn+e with the elapse cf ten (1 C) r, _a} rom the f C n regarding same, without the Mayo r.* a °• ATTEST: W2�►or _ pne n. tft Clerk WALTER J. FOEMAN CITY CLERK The herein autborization is further subject to compliance with all requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorney, including but not limited to those prescribed by applicable city Charter and Code provisions. If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective at the and of ten calendar days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Resolution, it shall become effective immediately upon override of the veto by the city Commission. Page 3 of 3 T!i ft� Y' it•• _ - ��® cr) TO: Hon. Chaupessozi and Members • Board of Cotmty Cornrnissioners DAM March 20, 2001 SUEUECT: Agenda Item No. 10(A)(1) FROM: Robert A Ginsburg County Attamey Please note any iterns checked. "4 -Day Rnle" (Appficable if raised) 6 weeks roqurred between first reading and pub hearing Decremes revenues or increases ocpenditnms without balancing Budget required Statement of fiscal impact required Statement of private business sector impact required Bid waiver requiring County Managers written reconwbo cation Ordrnance orating a new board requires a derailed County Manager's report for public hearing MCN necessary - .i .I SCUSD City of Miami Department of Community Development Office of Workforce Development Applicants for Perfam►ing Arts Center ATTACHMENT B Non City of Mami Residents 143 City of Mami Residents 188 TOTAL: 331 Department of Community Development Office of Workforce Development: Applicants for Performing Arts Center Project Gly of Miami Residents 57% District 1 43 District 2 25 District 3 44 District 4 12 District 5 84 TOTAL: 188 23% Department of Community Development Office of Workforce Devekpment: Applicants by Commission District � moi Aron City of Miami ReskW& 43% M Non City of Afami Residents ■ City of Manzi Residents 6% 23% ■ DisW 1 ■ Disftid 2 ® Disbid 3 ■ DWd 4 ■ District5 SSED City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty / Trade Referred by Result DISTRICT 1 2/4/02 Banegas Juan 3701 NW 22nd Avenue #3 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2125102 Banegas Carlos 1935 NW 20th Avenue #4 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2128/02 Bermudez Fausto 1890 NW 35th Street Apt 8 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 355/02 Blanco Julio 3301 NW 17th Street 1 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Calix Gerardo 1383 NW 34th Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter helper Walk -In 2125102 Caliz madon 1902 NW 20th Avenue 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 351/02 Davila Samuel 1925 NW 26th Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/4/02 Daw Danyl 3551 NW 20th Street 1 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 2/27/02 de la Cruz Jesus 1021 NW 30th Street 1 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 2/27/02 Diaz Ruben 1730 NW 15th Avenue 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/20/02 Femrrrno Jose 3010 NW 10th Avenue 1 Miami 33127 laborer _ Walk -In 317102 Flores Hector 1498 NW 15th Street Apt 208 1 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 2/26102 Garcia Prudencio 2600 NW 19th Avenue f Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Guiparro Steve 1430 NW 30th Avenue 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/25/02 Hernandez Jose 1601 NW 17th Street #7 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Hernandez Pedro 2187 NW 18th Street 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In Y1502 Jimenez Ricardo 1933 NW 26th Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/4/02 Leiva Jose 1843 NW 19th Street 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/4/02 Medina Eduardo 1465 NW 19th Terrace 1 Miami 33125 carpenter helper Walk -In 1/24/02 Mesa Miguel 3014 NW 14th Avenue 1 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Murillo Rey 1381 NW 34th Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter helper Walk -In 315/02 Orellana Carlos 1675 NW 31st Street #5 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/25/02 Orta Igdaly 790 NW 32nd Street 1 Miami 33127 welder Walk -In 357/02 Ortiz Juan 1368 NW 29th Terrace 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Osodo Marvin 1922 NW 6th Street 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 3/5/02 Padilla Jorge 2250 NW 32nd Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/21/02 Paz Jose 2316 NW 18th CT Apt 27 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 3/13/02 Pena Roberto 2501 NW North River Drive 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/28/02 Perez Angel 1018 NW 29th Street 1 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 1523/02 Ramirez Oscar 1126 NW 27th Street 1 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 2520/02 Rodriguez Carlos 2910 NW 14th Avenue #1 1 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 2/14502 Sanchez Justo 4440 NW 9th Street 1 Miami 33126 iron worker Walk -In 3/6502 Sanchez Pablo 2131 NW 35th Street 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Santamana Fidencto 1112 NW 25th Street 1 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 Sea hin Eridieu 1042 NW 37th Street 1 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 2/27/02 Tineo Sixto 755 NW 20th Street 1 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In Page 1 of 10 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by Result 2/25102 Torrente Andres 1978 NW 22nd CT #3 1 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 2121102 Tunididor Pablo 1158 NW 27th Street 1 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 315102 Valencia Rafael 2255 NW N River Dr 1 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 314102 Vazquez Ulises 2417 NW 26th St #4 1 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 1124102 Yanes Francisco 1340 NW 22nd Avenue #301 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 1/25102 Yanez Israel 1340 NW 22nd Avenue 1 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2125102 Zuniga Santos 2299 NW 35th Street 1 Miami 33142 iron worker Walk -In Total 43 DISTRICT 2 2120102 Alpizazar Antonio 3376 SW 29th Street 2 Miami 33133 laborer Walk -In 2/5102 Anderson Juanita 3180 Biscayne Blvd 2 Miami 33154 laborer Walk -In 314102 Burgos Enrique 74 NW 26th Street 2 Miami 33127 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 3110102 Daniel Manes 515 NE 82nd Street 2 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 2/12102 Dionicio Mejia 500 NE 241h Street 2 Miami 33137 iron worker Walk -In 315102 Diverson Joseph 265 NE 54th Street #6 2 Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 1131102 Ducos Miguel 345 NE 20th Street 2 Miami 33137 carpenter helper Wall -In 2/25102 Garcia Rigoberto 3264 SW 24th Terrace 2 Miami 33145 carpenter Walk -In 317102 Gardner Tarvorence 3747 Charles Teff 2 Miami 33133 laborer Walk -In 2/12/02 Gomez Ramon 6307 NE 2nd Avenue #M1113 2 Miami 33138 iron worker Walk -In 2/21/02 Jacobs Kevin 222 NW 22nd Street 2 Miami 33124 laborer Walk -In 314102 Jean Victor 243 NE 54th Street 2 Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 1124/02 Johnson Ronal 521 NE 61st Street 2 Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 3/2/02 Lopez Rodrigo 3268 SW 24th Terrace 2 Miami 33145 carpenter Walk -In 1/29102 Madry Leon 915 NW 1st Avenue 2 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 314102 Melgar Daniel 244 NE 26th Street 2 Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 315102 Miralda Juan 244 NW 34th Street #3 2 Miami 33127 iron worker Walk -In 2/12/02 Mora Carlos 751 NW 1st Avenue 2 Miami 33128 _ carpenter Walk -In 3/4102 Padilla Ernesto 1550 N Miami Avenue 2 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 3111102 Petithomme Joseph 271 NE 55th Street 2 Miami 33137 carpenter Walk -In 2/2/02 Quintanilla Jose 589 NE 65th Street 2 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 2128/02 Sanchez Luis 850 S. Miami Avenue 2 Miami 33130 welder Walk -In 2111102 Sanders Tony 726 NE 1st Avenue 2 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 3!1102 Veargis David 110 Oak Avenue 2 Miami 33133 laborer Walk -In 1124102 Williams Beverly 176 NE 70th Street 2 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In Total 25 Page 2 of 10 I City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied I Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by Result DISTRICT 3 3/18102 jAcosta Robert 680 SW 10th Street Apt 3 3 Miami 33130 laborer Walk -In 2/14/02 jAntonio Pablo 2129 NW 241h Street Apt1 3 Miami 33125 iron worker Walk -In 314/02 Arra o Luis 1151 NW 6th Street 3 Miami 33136 electrician Walk -In 3/12102 Baca Julio 427 SW 5th Avenue 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 2/27/02 Beails Lashonne 1600 NW 7th Street Apt 108 3 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 3/5/02 Bento Antonio 1036 SW 5th Street 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Canahui Oscar 1318 NW 2nd Street 3 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Castro Daniel 417 SW 11th Avenue 3 Miami 33130 laborer Walk -In 3/5/02 Cobas Heriberto 1642 NW 3rd Street #7 3 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 2/26102 Cruz Carlos 2289 SW 6th Street 3 Miami 33135 laborer Walk -In 3/6102 Cruz Jorge 344 NW 11th Avenue 3 Miami 33128 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 Escobar Ostulio 811 NW 1st Street 3 Miami 33128 iron worker Walk -In 2/24102 Espinoza Miguel 538 SW 7th Avenue #7 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 3/8102 Flores Jose 424 SW 12th Avenue #103 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 3/6102 Fuentes Anival 2289 SW 6th Street 3 Miami 33135 laborer Walk -In 2/28102 Garcia Jesus 1362 SW 2nd Street 3 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 Hercules Jesus 1327 SW 3rd Street 3 Miami 33135 laborer Walk -In 2/25102 King Robert 1601 NW 1st Street 3 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 2/28102 Marenco Alexander 111 SW 18th Avenue #12 3 Miami 33135 iron worker Walk -In 1/23102 Martins Audelio 551 SW 3rd Street #4 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Martinez Edgardo 1345 NW 4th Street APt3 3 Miami 33125 iron worker Walk -In 2/27/02 Martinez Pascual 1950 SW 2nd Street 3 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2/4/02 Melgar Ne tali 1678 SW 11th Terrace 3 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2/20/02 Mena Juan 1246 NW 6th Street #6 3 Miami 33126 carpenter Walk -In 2/22/02 Mena Reinedo 515 SW 10th Avenue Apt C2 3 Miami 33130_ carpenter Walk -In 316/02 Moncada Wilfredo 1104 SW 6th Street 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 1/25102 Morales Sergio 460 SW 71h Street #5 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 2/12/02 Morales Jaime 761 SW3rd Street 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 3/18/02 Perez Luis 603 NW 24th Avenue 3 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 3/4/02 Piloto Ramon 905 SW 22nd Avenue 3 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2/12102 Pineda Cesar 1009 SW 2nd Street 3 Miami 33132 carpenter Walk -In 3/5102 Pineiro Roller; 1642 NW 3dr Street 3 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 3112/02 Reyes Nolvin 1145 NW 2nd Street#4 3 Miami 33128 carpenter Walk -In 1123(02 Rivas Jacobo 933 NW 4th Street Rm 206 3 Miami 33128 iron worker/carpenter Walk -In 2/11/02 Rodas Carlos 1620 SW 3rd Street Apt 2 3 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2/12/02 Rodriguez Mario 2275 SW 16th CT 3 Miami 33145 iron worker Walk -In 2/12/02 Rodriguez Juan 1246 NW 6th Street #5 3 Miami 33125 iron worker Walk -In Page 3 of 10 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by Result 2/26102 Rodriguez Denis 1921 SW 1st Apt 5 3 Miami 33135 laborer/carpenter Walk-in 2/19/02 Romero Dapiin 1040 SW 4th Street #6 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 3/18102 Royero Luis 305 SE 5th Avenue 3 Miami 33130 laborer Walk -In 3/13102 Rutz Bruno 635 SW 7th CT #4 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 3/5102 Sevilla Jose 972 SW 6th Street 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Sosa Amilcar 1319 NW 2nd Street #5 3 Miami 33125 laborer Walk -In 1125102 Zuniga Enrique 1143 SW 10th Street 3 Miami 33130 carpenter Walk -In Total 44 DISTRICT 4 2126/02 Avelino Humberto 6191 W Flager Street #7 4 Miami 33144 carpenter Walk -In 2/13102 Barquero Miguel 2550 SW 15th Street 4 Miami 33145 iron worker Walk -In 2128102 Barrentos Jorge 745 NW 31st Avneue 4 Miami 33175 carpenter Walk -In 315/02 Castillo Hector 3881 W. Fiagler#330 4 Miami 33134 laborer Walk -In 2113102 Cordero Julio 2550 SW 15th Street 4 Miami 33145 laborer Walk -In 1125/02 Excobar Salomon 2134 SW 10th Street 4 Miami 33135 carpenter Walk -In 2122102 Frazier George 6901 SW 4th Street 4 Miami 33144 laborer Walk -In 2120/02 Natera Homer 3416 SW 16th Street 4 Miami 33145 laborer Walk -In 317102 Paiz Oscar 3245 NW 4th Street 4 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In 2/22/02 Rivero Osmany 242 NW 56th Avenue 4 Miami 33126 carpenter Walk -In 2/27/02 Rojas Gustavo _ 3491 SW 9th Terrace Apt 2 4 Miami 33135 laborer Walk -In 1/23/02 Talavera Victor 600 NW 32nd Place #302 4 Miami 33125 carpenter Walk -In Total 12 DISTRICT 5 2/25/02 Abreu Felix 415 NW 9th Street Apt 12 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 3/12/02 Alexandre Samuel 810 NE 55th Street Apt 5 5 Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 2/26102 Alexis Lily 4 NW 56th Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 1/31102 Anderson Kenny 1470 NW 51 Terrace 5 33142 laborer Walk -In 2/26102 Barahona Miguel 629 NW 6th Street #3 5 _Miami Miami 33128 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Beckom Jr, John 590 NW 4th ct 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 2/4/02 Brown Jayson 1212 NW 1st Place #33 5 Miami 33136 carpenter Walk -In 2119/02 Calixte Duveme 6336 NW 1st CT 5 Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In 2111102 Campbell Lovodker 5569 NW 12th CT 5 Miami 33127 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 2113102 3/6/02 Chademagni Sylex 37 NW 59th Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 1/23/02 Cobb Tony 534 NW 52nd Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 3/4/02 Davis Warren 1775 NW 41st Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 3111/02 Deleon Marta 843 NW 12th Street 5 Miami 33136 laborer/safety Walk -In Page 4 of 10 2/27/02 2/26/02 3/2/02 2/27/02 2/25102 3/4/02 3/4/02 1/25/02 1/25/02 2/7/02 2126102 2/21/02 2/11/02 3/12/02 2/20102 2/28/02 2/8/02 1/23/02 1/30102 1/28/02 3/8/02 314/02 2/11/02 1/23/02 2/23/02 2/25/02 1/31/02 2/11/02 3/13/02 316/02 3/5102 2/11102 3/8/02 2/12/02 2125102 2/12102 2/11102 3113102 2/20/02 Last Name First Name Dominguez Nardo Duron Gerardo Euceda Nectali Francois Radissa Gabaud Ronald Gachette Joseph Green Wayne Griffith Horatio Hams Roger Harris Earl Hernandez Jose Hilton Demetrius Horton Robert Inas Samuel Jean Herald Jones Arthur Jones Charles Lafortune Johnny Lopez Angel Mack Calvin Saintadieu Darlene Metelus Luc Miller Johnr Mitchell Willie Nelson Fertid Nicaisse Calibi Pacheco I Daniel Maurice Modesto Rolle Virgil Saintfort Caroll Sams Kevin City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Address District City Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by 1310 NW 44th Street 5 Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 600 NW s River Drive 5 Miami 33136 carpenter Walk -In 843 NW 12th Street 5 Miami 33136 carpenter Walk -In 512 NW 11th Street 5 Miami 33136 carpenter Walk -In 5511 NW 1st Place 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 156 NW 47 Terrace 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 45 NW 47th Terrace 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 461 NE 82nd Street 5 Miami 33138 carpenter Walk -In 1762 NW 51 Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 1367 NW 41st Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 590 NW 55th Street #5 5 Miami 33160 ca enter Walk -In 230 NW 64th Street #2 5 Miami 33150 carpenter Walk -In 788 NW 52nd Street 5 Miami 33127 skilled laborer Local Union 182 NE 67th Street 5 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 49 NW 32nd Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 84 NW 48th Street 5 Miami 33127 welder Walk -In 540 NW 7th Street #16 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 1829 NW 2nd CT #14 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 322 NE 84th CT 5 Miami 33162 laborer Walk -In 5720 NE Miami Place 5 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 532 NW 35th Street 5 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 5280 NW 9th Avenue 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 465 NE 54th Street 5 Miami 33137 skilled laborer Local Union 131 NW 77th Street #3 5 Miami 33150 Ilaborer Walk -In 323 NW 35th Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 173 NW 56th Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk-in 1252 NW 44th Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 1090 NW 49th Street 5 Miami 33127 skilled laborer Local Union 310 NE 78th Street Apt 5 5 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 5546 NW Mia Ct #9 5 Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 437 NE 74th Street 5 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 5922 NW 3rd Avenue #2 5 Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 7015 NW 14th Avenue 5 Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 500 NW 241h Street 5 Miami 33137 iron worker Walk -In 59 NW 46th Street 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 5990 NE 4th CT Apt #6 5 Miami 33137 iron worker Walk -In 921 NW 56th Street 5 Miami 33127 skilled laborer Local Union 100 NE 78st Street 5 Miami 33138 laborer Walk -In 1420 NW 60th Street 5 1 Miami 33127 1 laborer/foreman Walk -In Page 5 of 10 Result Start Date 2/13/02 Start Date 2/13/02 Start Date 2/13/02 Start Date 2/13/02 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty / Trade Referred by Result 2121/02 Sanabria Juan 1721 NW 57th Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 2/12/02 Simmons Manuel 400 NE 26th Street 5 Miami 33137 iron worker Walk -In 3/13102 Singletary Jerome 850 NW 4th Avenue 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 1/28102 Spry Walter 3137 NW 5th Avenue #1 5 Miami 33127 laborer PACB 1/23102 St. Louis Louis 5245 NW 5th Avenue - 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 215102 Telfort Jean 245 NE 57th Street 5 Miami 33137 carpenterlhelper Walk -In 1123102 Thomas Artis 1222 NW 56th Street 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 3/1/02 Thomton Tyrone 275 NW 10th Street #116 5 Miami 33136 laborer Walk -In 2121/02 Vilbrun Jude 2051 NW 4th CT 5 Miami 33127 laborer Walk -In 2/20/02 Viqueira Edwin 5990 NE 4th Ct #6 5 Miami 33137 iron worker Walk -In 2/25/02 Williams Larry 1231 NW 58th Terrace Apt 16 5 Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 2120/02 Wooten Vydel 110 NW 77th Street Apt 3 5 Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In Total 64 Non City of Miami 220/02 Ali Sultan 18522 NW 23rd CT out Miami 33056 laborer Walk -In 315102 Almomond Sobert 1265 NW 122nd Street out Miami 33167 laborer Walk -In 1/24/02 Augustin Benissaint 10 NW 110th street out Miami 33168 laborer Walk-in 314102 Augustin Matelus 14675 NE 6th Avenue out Miami 33161 laborer Walk-in 2/25102 Avellan Nolberto 4512 NW 21 Avenue out Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 2/28102 Baptiste Alexandre 3026 NW 91st Street out Miami 33147 iron worker Walk-in 1/23102 Blocker Ervin 7430 NW 19th Avenue #B out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In Y5102 Bonilla Enrique 9674 NW 10th Street out Miami 33150 carpenter Walk -In 318/02 Borrego Miguel 1140501 SW 117th Avenue #1 out Miami 33186 iron worker Walk -In 2/26102 Bradley Clyde 2020 NW 42nd Street out Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 1/23/02 Brown Josue 3245 NW 82nd Street out Miami 33147 iron worker Walk -In 2/20/02 Bryant James 1025 NW 155th Lane #202 out Miami 33169 laborer Walk -In 2/27/02 Cantero Pablo 1438 Washington Avenue out Miami Beach 33139 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 3/6(02 Cesaire Fritz 460 NE 109th Street out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 3/7/02 Cius Ryan 3931 NW 32nd Teff out Ft. Lauderdale 33313 welder Walk -In 2/19/02 Colina Sergio 1075 W 26th Street Apt 3 out Hialeah 33010 carpenter Walk -In 3/5/02 Cogmard Frantz _ 831 NW 106th Street out Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In 3113/02 Corea Juan 9801 W Flagler Street Apt e300 out Miami 33124 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 Comeal Ruel 12300 NE 4th Avenue out Miami 33165 laborer _ Walk -In 2/13/02 Crews Theodore 2200 NW 54th Street Apt 1510 out Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Cuadra Walter 8280 NW 1st Street out Miami 33150 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 2/11/02 3/5/02 Davis Adonis 1869 NW 84th Street out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 315102 Del Pino Francisco Yanes 200-177 Drive Apt 319 out Ounny Isles Beac 33160 layout man Walk -In a Page 6 of 10 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by Result 2/12/02 Del Valle Juan 1035 NW 123rd Street _ out Miami 33168 carpenter Walk -In 3/11/02 Del Valle Ricardo 147 E 61st Street out Hialeah 33013 carpenter Walk -In 2/25/02 Diaz Henry 3340 NW 87th Terrace out Miami 33147 carpenter Walk -In 3/7/02 Dixon Joaquin 12133 NE 5th Ave, out Miami 33161 carpenter/laborer Walk -In 2/14/02 Dominguez Elpisto 580 East 2nd Avenue out Hialeah 33010 laborer Walk -In 2/5/02 Dorleus Bethuel 11122 NW 6th Avenue out Miami 33168 laborer Walk -In 2/14/02 Eddington Marcie 3928 NW 182nd Street out Miami 33056 laborer Walk -In 2/20/02 Edwards Salomon 215 NW 109th Avenue Apt 1 out Miami 33172 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Escobar Ihosvanny 9950 SW 8th Street Apt 107 out Miami 33174 carpenter Walk -In 2/12/02 Escobar Jorge 465 NE 59th Street #15 out Miami laborer Walk -In 2/12/02 Escobedo Oscar 2515 Wilson Street out Hollywood 33020 carpenter Walk -In 2/21/02 Espinal Ivan 35 NW 41st Rear out Miami 33127 carpenter Walk -In 3/7/02 Falter Jose 11562 SW 4th Street out Miami 33174 carpenter Walk -In 2/28/02 Fleming Jonathan 4011 NW 191st Street out Miami 33055 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 3/1/02 124/02 Garcia Christina 650 NE 149th Street Apt 306F out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 3/4/02 Georges Satel 12650 NW 1 ct out Miami 33168 iron worker Walk -In 2/4/02 Gonzales Tony 657 SW 78th Place out Miami 33144 carpenter Walk -In 222/02 Gonzales Leonardo 5218 W 24th Way out Hialeah 33016 carpenter Walk -In 225/02 Gonzales Yunier 5491 W 24th Avenue #12 out Hialeah 33016 carpenter 2/14/02 Greenaway Keathly 6192 B. Pinetree Drive out Tamarac 33168 --Walk-in carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Guinazu Henry 1430 Sheridan Street out Hollywood 33020 laborer Walk -In 2/4/02 Hall Richard 5411 SW 23rd Street Rear out Hollywood 33023 laborer Walk -In 2/5/02 Hernandez Jose 3586 NW 41st Street F607 out Miami 33142 carpenter Walk -In 314/02 Hemandez Juan 781 NW 112th Street out Miami 33168 laborer Walk -In 226102 Herrera Jose 909 NE 199th Terrace#206 out Miami 33179 carpenter Walk -In 2/12/02 Hines Timothy 1450 NW 92nd Street out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 317102 Isidro Delaney 901 Atlantic Avenue out Opa-Locka 33054 carpenter helper Walk -In 220/02 Isom Terrence 3050 NW 196th Street out Miami 33056 carpenter Walk -In 2/4/02 Jean Aduker 580 NE 127th Street out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 226(02 Jean Charles Raymond 14420 NE 61h Avenue #306 out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 2/14/02 Jean Louis Christian 12675 N Miami Place out Miami 33161 iron worker Walk -In 2/14/02 Jean Louis David 12675 NE Miami Place out Miami 33161 iron worker Walk -In 318102 Johnson Corey 4030 NW 184th Terrace out Miami 33055 laborer Walk -In 227/02 Joseph Carlo 1272 NE 128th Street out Miami 33161 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 215102 Konine Luis 7795 Water Way out Miami laborer Walk -In 123102 LeCotps Claude 450 NE 147th Terrace out Miami 33162 laborer Walk -In 225102 Licona Mabel P.O.Box 350133 out Ft. Lauderdale 33335 carpenter Walk -In 2/19/02 Lolo Wilson 60 NW 76th Street #15 out Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In 2/12/02 1 Mareus Reynold 325 NW 84Terrace out Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In Page 7 of 10 4,111 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District City Zip Code Speclalty / Trade Referred by Result 2/21/02 Martinez Oscar 9112 NW 29th Avenue #5 out Miami 33147 carpenter Walk -In 315102 Martinez Gregorio 14000 SW 199th Avenue out Miami 33196 carpenter Walk -In 1125102 Matute Carlos 2750 NW South River Drive #e514 out Miami 33120 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 McMi0fam Michael 6314 NW 19th CT out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 315/02 Melbourne Betty 12360 N Miami Avenue out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 315102 Mendoza John 11217 NW 7th Street #2 out Miami 33172 laborerlcarpenter Walk -In 314/02 Michel Mitch 13325 NE 6th Avenue #19 out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 2/12/02 Milien David 18130 NW 8th Place out Miami 33169 laborer Walk -In 2/8102 Mims Kelvin 4031 NW 189th Terrace out Miami 33055 carpenter Walk -In 2/25/02 Montes Arnold 4820 SW 98th Avenue out Miami 33165 carpenter Walk -In 2/12/02 Napoles Wilfredo 5408 SW 109th Avenue out Miami 33175 carpenter Walk -In 2/5/02 Nelson Jeffrey 2210 NW 155th Street out Miami 33054 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Nixon Samuel 15720 NW 44th CT out Miami 33055 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 2/13/02 3/11/02 Orozco Julio 10339 NW 28th Avenue out Miami 33147 carpenter Walk -In 3/1/02 Ovando Carlos 1370 W 37th Street out Hialeah 33012 iron worker Walk -In 3/11/02 Palmer Claudius 3004 NW 203rd Lane out Miami 33056 carpenter Walk -In 3/7/02 Pardo Sartana 2063 SW 173rd Ave out Miramar 33029 carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Parke Edly 11782 SW 188 Terrace out Miami 33177 carpenter Walk -In 317/02 Peek Brian 7950 NW 13th CT out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 3/7/02 Perafte Tom 14700 S. Spur Drive out Miami 33161 metal framing/dry wall Walk -In 2/6102 Person Shawn 2030 NW 185th Terrace out Opa-Locka 33056 laborer Walk -In 2/20/02 Philpot Orenthal _ 3215 NW 97th Street out Miami 33147 laborer Walk-in 2/11/02 Pierre Meschark 325 NE 108th Terrace out Miami 33168 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 2/13/02 2/11/02 Pierre Perate 325 NW 108th Terrace out Miami 33168 skilled laborer Local Union Start Date 2113/02 2121/02 Pierre Yves 12701 NW 22nd CT out Miami 33167 iron worker Walk-in 3/5/02 Pierre Lancelot 595 NW 116th Street out Miami 33168 laborer Walk -In 2125102 Pierre -Louts Steme 1110 NW 130th Street out _ Miami 33168 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 3/4/02 Pinede Angel 781 NW 112th Street out Miami 33168 laborer Walk -In 2/27/02 Quant Ramon 10081 NW 5th Terrace out Miami 33172 carpenter Walk -In _ 3113/02 Quintero Carlos 3498 NW 201st Street out Opa-Locka 33056 iron worker Walk -In 2/27/02 Revuelta Ricardo 2465 W 12th Avenue out Hialeah 33010 laborer Walk-in 3/7/02 Rivera Ruben 3250 NW 177th Terrace out Miami 33056 laborer Walk -In 3/5102 Roberts Phillip 1911 NW 76th Street out Miami 33147 carpenter Walk-in 2/27/02 Robinson Charles 14716 SW 116th Avenue out Miami 33176 iron worker Walk -In 2/12/02 Rodriguez Carlos 221 NW 84th Street out Miami 33150 carpenter Walk -In 2/26/02 Rodriguez Leslie 1250 NW 116th Stree out Miami 33168 carpenter Walk -In _ 2128/02 Rodriguez Raul 2677 W 70th Street out Hialeah 33016 laborer Walk -In 2/28/02 Rodriguez Giovanny 12370 SW 194th Street out Miami 33177 carpenter helper Walk -In 3/4/02 Rodriguez 1 Miguel 1960 SE 4th Street out Hialeah 1 33010 1 carpenter Walk -In Page 8 of 10 I� City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name 3/11/02 Rodriguez 2/14/02 Rogers First Name Carlos Rulda Address 725 W 80th Street 3928 NW 182nd Street District out out City Hialeah Miami Zip Code 33014 33056 Specialty / Trade carpenter laborer Referred by Result Walk -In Walk -In 2/19/02 Rolle Fabian 2233 NW 57th Street out Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In 1/25102 . Ruebush John 725 NE 126th Street Apt 1, out Miami 33161 _ iron worker Walk -In 2/12/02 2/20/02 Saenz Sales madon Daryile 5872 W 26th Avenue 5200 NW 26th Avenue Apt 22 out out Hialeah Miami 33016 33147 carpenter laborer Walk -In Walk -In 2/19/02 Sanchez Walter 1600 NW 119th Street lot 130 out Miami 33167 carpenter Walk -In 2/28/02 Sanchez Jorge 11801 SW272 Terrace out Homestead 33032 laborer Walk -In 2/11/02 Sanon Luc P.O. Box 380221 out Miami 33238 iron wormer Walk -In 3/4/02 Santo a Felix 2773 W 55 Place out Hialeah 33016 carpenter Walk -In 2/25102 Sherman Donnie 365 NW 130th Street out Miami 33168 laborer Walk -In 2/25102 Simone Evariste 8275 NW 4th Avenue out Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In 2127/02 Slagado Simon 2745 W 66th Street Apt 22 out Hialeah 33016 electrician Walk -In 3/5102 Small Isaiah 1508 NW 101 th Street out Miami 33147 carpenter HAFT 3/1/02 Smith Jacob 435 NW 210th Street Apt 204 out Miami 33169 carpenter Walk -In 3/11/02 Smith Winston 6437 Miramar Parkway out Miramar 33023 carpenter Walk -In 2/27/02 Solis Miguel 1438 Washington Avenue out Miami Beach 33139 laborer Walk -In 314/02 3/5102 Solomon Stephey Jonathan Sunie 1421 NW 87 Teff 191 Fisherman Street out out Miami Miami 33147 33054 labor, masonry skilled laborer Walk -In Walk -In 2/12/02 Taluy Abraham 16103 Ne 14TH ct apT 2 out Vorth Miami Beact 33162 laborer Walk -In 3/13/02 Taveras Ezequiel 251 N. Melrose Drive out Miami Springs 33166 electrician Walk -In 2/25/02 Theock Anelson 835 NW 101st Street out Miami 33150 laborer Walk -In 2/13102 Thomas Joseph P.O. Box 370584 out Miami 33137 laborer Walk -In 3/5102 Thompson Eric 7616 NW 12th Avenue out Miami 33150 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 2/5/02 Tolentino Paul 1840 NE 176th Street out Vorth Miami Beact 33162 carpenter Walk -In 314/02 Tomes Willie 16501 NE 2nd Avenue out Miami 33162 carpenter --Walk-in- Y1 1102 Torres Edwin 13448 SW 62nd Street out Miami 33183 carpenter Walk -In 2/21/02 Valdelamar Eduardo 29292 SW 157th Place out Homestead 33033 carpenter Walk -In 2/8/02 Valdivia Gonzalo 1840 NE 176th Street out orth Miami Beact 33162 carpenter Walk -In 2/26/02 Verbet Lemel 1425 NE 125th Terrace #106 out Miami 33161 carpenter Walk -In 3112/02 Viamontes Arnaldo 850 E 40th Street #12 out Hialeah 33013 carpenter Walk -In 2/11/02 2/21/02 Villanueva Jesus Villavicencio Antonio 2515 Wilson Street 9865 Montego Bay Drive out out Hollywood Miami 33020 33189 carpenter carpenter Walk -In Walk -In 2/27/02 Vizcaino Ronald 945 W 79 place out Hialeah 33014 iron worker Walk -In 3/4/02 Walker Willie 7626 NW 14th Place out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In 2/27/02 White Jose 11792 NE 12th CT out Miami 33161 laborer Walk -In 1/23102 Williams Jesse 1341 ShararAvenue out Opa-Locka 33054 laborer Walk -In 2/19/02 Wright Nathan 17952 NW 40th CT out Miami 33055 laborer Walk -In 2/25/02 ftht I Bobb 2974 NW 48th Street I out I Miami 33142 laborer Walk -In Page 9 of 10 City of Miami Department of Community Development Construction Applicants sorted by Districts Date Applied Last Name First Name Address District Cit Zip Code Specialty/ Trade Referred by Result 2/22/02 Yadhuaman Alfredo 8029 NW 6th Avenue out Miami 33150 carpenter Walk -In 2/6/02 Young James 2750 NW 208th Terrace out Miami 33056 laborer/carpenter Walk -In 2120/02 Young Osaiah 2370 NW 94th Street out Miami 33147 laborer Walk -In Total 143 Page 10 of 10 AFORMING ARTS CENTER BUILDERS, J.V. :RFORMING ARTS CENTER MIAMI /ERALL WORKFORCE PLAN - JANUARY 31, 2002 ATTACHMENT C �r,n � �a.�rra � to �CatPItRAL � 'NEED OF NEW. 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