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RESOLUTION NO. 01— 1 V
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION,
WITH ATTACHMENTS, BY A FOUR-FIFTHS (4/5Txs)
AFFIRMATIVE VOTE, RATIFYING, APPROVING AND
CONFIRMING THE CITY MANAGER'S ACTION IN
AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF THE NINETEEN
(19) PROPERTIES LOCATED IN THE MODEL CITY
HOMEOWNERSHIP ZONE AND DESCRIBED IN
"EXHIBIT A", ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED, BY
ACQUIRING THOSE PROPERTIES FROM MIAMI-DADE
COUNTY FROM THE "LIST OF LANDS"; ALLOCATING
HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM ("HOME")
FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $527,312 TO SATISFY
OUTSTANDING REAL ESTATE TAXES AND ACQUIRE TAX
CERTIFICATES FROM MIAMI-DADE COUNTY FOR THE
SUBJECT PROPERTIES; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE
CITY MANAGER, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE CITY
ATTORNEY, TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTS,
IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, TO
FILE QUIET TITLE ACTIONS CLEAR TITLE TO SUCH
PROPERTIES.
WHEREAS, in July 1998, the City Commission adopted
Resolution No. 98-800, approving the establishment of a
homeownership zone in the Model City neighborhood bounded by
Northwest 62nd Street to the north, Northwest 54th Street to the
south, Northwest 12th Avenue to the east and Northwest 17th Avenue
to the west; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 98-800, the City
Commission authorized the allocation of $1,500,000 in Home
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Investment Partnerships Program ("HOME") funds to assist in the
acquisition of suitable housing sites for the development of new
homeownership housing units; and
WHEREAS, over the next two to three years, the City in
partnership with Fannie Mae, Miami -Dade County, U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development (U.S. HUD), local financial
institutions and the private housing industry anticipates
developing over 400-550 new homeownership housing units in the
area for purchase by low, moderate and middle income families;
and
WHEREAS, the Department of Community Development has
surveyed the area to identify available parcels of vacant land
and substandard properties which would be suitable for the
construction of new housing units; and
WHEREAS, special attention has been placed on the parcels
located at the intersections of Northwest 54th Street and 12th and
17th Avenues, and Northwest 62nd Street and 12th and 17th Avenues
for the development of "gateways" to the neighborhood; and
WHEREAS, nineteen (19) parcels of land, identified in
attached "Exhibit A", located in the Model City Homeownership
Zone, were available from Miami -Dade County from the "List of
Lands" for a total cost of $527,312, which represents all
outstanding real estate taxes and/or tax certificates for the
subject parcels; and
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WHEREAS, it is recommended that once the tax deeds are
received from Miami -Dade County for the nineteen (19) parcels,
the City Attorney proceed with quiet title actions to clear title
to the subject parcels;
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 adopted by reference and
incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section.
Section 2. By a four-fifths (4/5ths) affirmative vote of
the members of the City Commission, the City Manager's action in
authorizing the acquisition of the nineteen (19) properties
located in the Model City Homeownership Zone and described in
"Exhibit A", attached and incorporated, by acquiring those
properties from Miami -Dade County from the "List of Lands" is
ratified, approved and confirmed, with Home Investment
Partnerships Program ("HOME") funds allocated in the amount of
$527,312 to satisfy outstanding real estate taxes and acquire tax
certificates from Miami -Dade County for the subject properties.
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Section 3. The City Manager, with the assistance of the
City Attorney, is authorizedll to execute all documents, in a
form acceptable to the City Attorney, necessary to file quiet
title actions to clear title to such properties.
Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor./
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of February , 2001.
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
In amymtiSance wiill 1,),.ny�' rin�,-A tSh;g ^iid not EnC.t :n;' approval QT
Vis )tC,� ��: � �� �'y .[i .ki _ -. ., ,"i` 'f�.. ,..».1 iJ'P,'<1 _P., :E'!'i ul)dv%
regarding '-zip.
ATTEST: .
aq,:o J. Fo:€ -nm, City Cierk
WALTER J. FOEMAN, CITY CLERK
CORRECTNESS&
VILARELLO
ATTORNEY
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1/ The herein authorization 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.
2/ If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become
effective at the end 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.
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CITY MANAGER Fax:1-305-250-5441 Feb 7 '01 11:25 P.01/02
EXHIBIT "A"
Parcel No.
Address `StatusTax
Deed Price,
Legal Descriotr ion
Lot Size: 50 x 105
LOL 1_
1388 N W 62 Street Vacant
$ 12,118.81
3114-043-0030
MHZ 20
1280 NW 61 Street
Vacant
Orchard Villa. Ext, 17-55
6,286.21
3114-043-0450
MHz 51
Lot 5 less N 10 ft, Block: 1
Lot Size: 25 x 110
,___
Vacant
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55 -
LOL 2
1361 NW 61 Street Vacant
$ 150,118.17
3114-043-0200
MHZ 35
LOL 5 1272 NW 61 Street
-
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
Lot: 33 - 36, Block: l
_
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
Lot Size: 200 x 106
- $
_
3114-043-0440
LOL 3
1290 NW 61 Streetµ Vacant
$ 61,091.03
MHz 50
Vacant
MHz 84
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
_
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Lot Size: 50 x 105
LOL 4
1280 NW 61 Street
Vacant
1 $
6,286.21
3114-043-0450
MHz 51
_
,___
Vacant
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55 -
Lot: 2, Block: 3
$ 9,553.22
Lot Size: 50 x 106
3114-043-0460
LOL 5 1272 NW 61 Street
MHz 52
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
- $
10,213.68
Lot: 3, Block: 3
Lot Size: 50 x 106
3114-035-1471
LOL 6 1468 NW 61 Street
�.
Vacant
MHz 84
_
Orange Hgts, 1462
Lot: 4, Block: 9
Lot Size: 50 x 106
—-......_
LOL 7 1446 NW 61 Street
Vacant
$
7,521.50
3114-035-1490
-MHZ 86
--
_
Orange H
9 Sts, 14-62
$
23,899.37
Lot:6, Block: 9
Lot Size: 50 x 106
3114-035-2210
_ ..._.
LOL 8 1525 NW 60 Street
Vacant ~
MHZ 110
Orange Hgts, 14-62
Lot: 15, Block: 12
--�......_
_
Lot Size: 50 x 106
LOL 9 r 1365 NW 60 Street
Vacant
$
16,078.18
3114-043-0820
MHZ 77
_
_
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
$
-
38,906.31
19 less E 1/2 & all of
Lot 20, Block: 4
Lot Size: 75 x 106
3114-035-2320
-
LOL 10 5901-03 NW 17 Ave.
Vacant
MHz 114
_
Orange Hgts, 14-62
Lot: I & 2, Block: 13
Size: 56 x 87
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CITY MANAGER Fax:1-305-250-5441 Feb 7 '01 1126 P.02/02
EXHIBIT"A"
List of Lands Properties
Parcel No.
Address
Status
Tax Deed Prigg
Legal Description
LOL 11
5905 NW 17 Avenue
Vacant
$
_ 4,523.10
3114-035-2330
MHz 115
Orange Hgts, 14-62
Lot 3& Lot 4 S 1 ft of Lot 5
Block: 13
Lot Size: 51 x 89
LOL 12
1280 NW 59 Street
Vacant
$
10,770.00
3114-043-1190
MHZ 197
_
Orchard Villa Ext., 17-55
Lot: 3, Block: 7
Lat Size: 50 x 106
$
4,189.99
3114-043-1340
LOL 13 1283 NW 58 Terrace
Vacant
MHZ 212
{-
Orchard Villa Ext, 17-55
Lot: 26, Block: 7
$
10,947.27
Lot Size: 50 x 106
3114-035-2590
Vacant
LOL 14 1687 NW 58 Terrace
MHZ 283
-
Orange Hgts, 14-62
E 1/2 Lot 10, Block: 14
Lot Size: 25 x 106
LOL 15
5812 NW 15 Avenue
Vacant_
_
$
7,072.89
L 3114-035-2890
Orange Hgts, 14-62
Lot: 19, Block: 15
Lot Size: 50 x 106
MHZ 297
--
15 units
$
72,090_.59
3122-052-6180_
Floral Park 1 st Amd., 8-5
LOL 16 5575 NW 17 Avenue
MHz 589
_built in
1959
$
4,141.11
Lots: 13 & 14 less W 10 ft
of 13 for R/W, Block: 34
Lot Size: 105 X 100
3114-041-0350
Orchard Villa, 7-53
_
Vacant
LOL 17 1288 NW 55 Street
MHZ 671
-_
_
Lot: 9, Block: 5
Lot Size: 50 x 105
LOL 18
6020 NW 15 Avenue
Vacant
$
57,890.07
3114-0352231
MHZ 107
_
Oranfe Hgts, 14-62
_
_-
Lots 19 & 20, Block: 12
Lot Size: 100 x 106
LOL 19
1199 NW 62 Street
Vacant
$
19,900.50
3114021-0950
MHZ 813
Woodmere, 14-11
Lots: 1, 2,3&4inc &W15
4t Lot 5, Block 5
Lot Size: 12,819 SF
_
TOTAL:
$
527,312.00
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and Members
TO of the City Commission
DATE
SUBJECT:
C
FROM:
REFERENCES
City Manager
ENCLOSURES:
I iprole) rIarWe,I 7_VtlM 44
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JAS! 3 0 2001 FILE:
Resolution Ratifying, Approving and
Confirming City Manager's Action
to Acquire "List of Land" Properties
Model City Homeownership Zone
City Commission Agenda Item
Meeting of February 15, 2001
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached resolution, by a
4/5`h' affirmative vote, ratifying, approving and confirming the City Manager's finding that it was
advantageous and practicable for the City Manager to expend $527,312.00 in Home Investment
Partnership Program ("HOME") funds to satisfy all outstanding real estate taxes and/or tax
certificated for the acquisition of nineteen (19) properties located in the Model City
Homeownership Zone by acquiring the subject properties from. Miami -Dade County from .the
"List of Lands". The proposed resolution further authorizes the City Manager and the City
Attorney to execute all documents necessary to file quiet title suits with the courts to obtain clear
title for the subject properties.
BACKGROUND:
At the July 21, 1998 City Commission meeting, the City Commission adopted Resolution No.
98-800, approving the establishment of a homeownership zone in the Model City neighborhood
bounded by Northwest 62nd Street to the north, Northwest 54th Street to the south, Northwest 12`h
Avenue to the east and Northwest 17`h Avenue to the west. The said legislation further allocated
$1,500,000 in Home Investment Partnership Program ("HOME") funds to assist in the
acquisition of suitable housing sites for the development of new homeownership housing units in
the Model City Homeownership Zone.
Over the next two to three (2-3) years, the City, in partnership with Fannie Mae, Miami -Dade
County, U.S. HUD, local financial institutions, and the private housing industry anticipates
developing over 400-550 new housing units in the area for purchase by low, moderate and
middle income families. During the past several months, the Department of Community
Development has surveyed the area to identify available parcels of vacant land and substandard
properties, which would be suitable for the construction of new housing units.
Nineteen (19) parcels of land, identified in the attached Exhibit "A", located in the Model City
Homeownership Zone, were available from Miami -Dade County from the "List of Lands" in the
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amount of $527,312.00, which represents all outstanding real estate taxes and/or tax certificates
affixed to the subject parcels. Acquisition of these nineteen (19) properties by the City represents
a significant step towards creating new homeownership opportunities for residents in the Model
City neighborhood.
The attached resolution ratifies, approves and confirms the City Manager's action in authorizing
the acquisition of the subject parcels prior to City Commission approval in order to prevent the
City from incurring additional interest payments to Miami Dade County and/or the tax certificate
holder(sJ.
DB/GCW/JBH
-98-804
7/21/45
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RESOLUTION NO. 9877 —U.0
A RESOLUTION AU 1'110RI11NG AND DIRECTING THE CITY
MANAGER TO IMPLEMENT A SCATTERED SITE
AFFORDABLE HOMFOANERSHIP DEVL•LOPML-NT
PROGRAM FOR TIE DL-V1'LOPMFNT OF NEW SINGLE
FAMILY HUMES FOR LUW AND MUULitA1L INCONE
FAMILIES ON VACANT PARCELS LOCATED MORE
SPECMCALLY IN THE AREA STTUATFD BETWEEN
NORTHWEST 58"N AND 624" STREETS AND NORTHWEST
12r" AND 17"' AVENUES, MIAMI, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING
AND DIRECIING THE CITY MANAGER TO ALLOCA'T'E
APPROXIMATELY $1,500,000.00 IN HOMF. INVESTMENT
PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM ANDIOR STATE: HOUSING
INTTrATIVES PARTNERSIUP PROGRAM FUNDS EOR TIM
ACQUISITION OF VACANT PARCELS AND THE
CONSTRUCTION OF TWENTY (20) TO TWENTY-FIV1? (25)
NEW SiNCLr FAMTT ,Y, OWNFR-nCrUPTTT) RESIDENTIAL
UNI'T'S THROUGH TIIG PROGKAM,
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WHEREAS, thane exists a wvcrc shortage of atTordable, housing in the City of Miami for
tamdies and individuals of low and moderato Income; and
WILCKLAS, in the Model City Community Development Target Area, there exists a lack
of affordable homeownership opportunities for low and moderate income families which has had a
negative effect on the long range social and economic health of the neighborhood; and
WHEREAS, in tho Model City Community pcvclopmad Target Arca, there oxiat over
five hundred vacant residential parcels which arc suitable for the construction of new single tantily
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tames for purchase by low and moderate income fhmilles; and
WHEREAS, it is recommended that the City Commission approve the implementation of
a Soattered Sito Affordable flomoownorship Development Program ("Program") in the Model
City neighborhood, br the development of new single !'sadly owner -occupied housing units in the
neighborhood; and
WHF.RF.AS, the Program is designed to not only increase the supply or homeownership
housing units in the City ror Inw and mncicratc inrnme. Amilin+g, hilt In gkn inerraw. , the city's tax
base and to provide emplpyrnent Air .small minority corm actut x and the tec:ycling of vac:attt tuts in
the neighborhoods; and
WHEREAS, it recomtncndcd that the City Commission allocate annually approximately
$1,500.000 in HOME- Investnuatt Partnership Proaratn and/or Community Development Block
Grant Program funds for the acquisition of vacant panels and the construction of twenty (20)
twenty -live (25) new single family owner-owupted units in (tie Model City Community
Development Target Arca in connection with the Model City Scattered Site Affordable
Homeownership Development Program;
to
NOW, THFREFORF., BE 1T RESOLVED BY 'PILL: COMMISSION Of THE CiTY OF
MIAMI, FT.ORIDA.
Section 1, The redials and findings contained in the Preamble to this Roolution are
hereby adopted by reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Se Won.
Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to implement the Model
City Scattered Site Affordable Homeownership Development Program ('`Program") for the
purpose of constructing new single family owner -occupied residential units in the nelghborhood .
Sacton 3. The City Commission hereby further authorizes and directs the City Manages
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to allocate approximately $1.500,000 in HOME Investment Partnership Program andlor State
Housing Tnitiatives! Partnership Program funds for the acquittition of vacant parcels attd the
construction of twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) new single family, owner -occupied homes in the
Model City Community Development 'Target Arca in connection with the Program.
Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and
signature of the Msyor'.
PASSED AND AAC1WM-D this .21aJ-day of July ,.,_, 1999,
JOE CAROI•I,O, MAYOR
in aceorderloe with Miami Code Seo- 2-w, since tto Mayor raid nal ind'nato jiMM" of
thin legislation by eWgng R In the designated p!aca PM id'G. sx
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becomes effective with the Qlapae of ten (10) days frorn the dao t�Omrrieaicn
AT7'L'ST- rugardirig .erne, vrkwA the Mayor ox—I&A-
Waller J. IWITIan. ORy Clslit
WAL,TB& J. FOEMAK
CTTY CLERK
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I If the mapr dm* not air flus Rr."lution, it almll thCO.Mno CtrCCti.•c at Itha end or tan Vokndor days from trhG doic
it was paved and adopted. If the Ma)vr pie = this Resolution. it shall becoine eRoctive im,rrodiatcl} upon
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The Miami City Commission will hold a 1, ecial Meeting to discuss issues relating to Community Deueloprr he
Special Meeting will be held:
Th ay, February 15, 2001 at 9:30 A.M. --
City of Miami Commission Chamber
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
The Agenda for the Special Meeting is as follows
1. Discussion and proposed resokdlon an Planning Calendar for 27th Year CDBG and other HUD program activities.
2. Discussion and propose0 resolution to revise the Citizen Participation Plan
3. Discussion and proposed resolution to rollover the accounts of uncompleted prior year projects to the current Fiscal Year
(FY'2000.2001). in the amounts of $5.096,116.93 of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) fools, $6.660.847.09 of
ROME kwestment Partnership (HOME) funds and $1,808,273.22 of Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) funds.
4. Discussion and proposed resolution to allocate the balance of closeout funds from completed prior years projects and We of
credit balances from the CDBG Program and Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) Program and also to allocate available program
income as specified below:
A. Source and Amount of CDOG Atoeatlon
CDBG Line of Credit Balance $ 239.729.95
Closeout funds from prior year completed activities 895.276.55
Program Income 2,244.040.44
Total Available for AAocation 53,335,005.9
B. Recommended C086 Project and Agootlan
Public Services
DeHostos Senior Center
$ 15.000.00
Public Services Contingency Fund
Develoormst
32.000.00
Economic
Coconut Grove Local Development Corpor4don
100,000.00
(contingent on repayment of debt owed to City)
Small Business Opportunity Center
10.000.00
Wad of Life CDC
38.000.00
Public Imaravemhents:
Domino Park Expansion and Improvements
40.000.00
City Sponsored Promats
Caporal Improvement Projects
1.200.005.50
Citywide Demolition
500.000.00
Citywide Lot Clearing
100.000.00
Model City homeownership Lot Clearing and Maintenance Project
1.300.000.00
Total R commie rded CDBG Alk oca0on
S 3,336 005 50
4, Scree and Amourd of ESG Moeatlan
ESG Line of Credit Balance S 192,914.65
Closeout funds from completed prior year activities 18.088.39
Total AvoMW for AYoeatim S 211,003.01
D. Recommended ESG Project und
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami S 211,003.04
(New life Family Shelter. Pierre Toussaint Little Haiti Homeless Project
and little Havana Emerge" Services
Total EW Allocation $211,003.0/
The proposed resolution also transfers $25.000 of previously approved CDBG funds from the Edison Little River ,lob Craton
Project to the City of Miami Plaming Department to coordinate ecoramic developirwit activities in the Little Maid area
S. Discussion and proposed resolution ratifying City Manager's action in purchasing ban servicing software to manage the
Department's ban poAfalio and approving 510.495 in additional funding for ban servicing software
6. Discussion and proposed resolution allocating $3.000.000 of HOME funds for the Single Family Rehabilitabon and Homebuyers
Financing Programs
7. Discussion and proposed resoubw deobiga0rg previously approved SHIP awards to Little Haiti Housmg Association and Habitat
for Humanity of Greater Miami and replacing said decbfigated funds with HOME Dollars
8. Discussion on the HOME RFP process for the construction of affordable Causing
9. Discussion and proposed resolution regarding the restructuring of the HOPWA Program and the allocation of 52.700.000 to
Deparbnent of Community Develolonvert to operate the program and $358.000 to Douglas Gardens Community WWtCater to
maintain its program in Miami Beach
10. Discussion on the Model City Homeownership Zone and the following proposed legislation
• Resolution t - Approving. in print . the creattoh and establishment of the Model Ciry Homeownership Zane Trust
• Resolution 2 - Allocating 53,000.000 in HOME Program hrdag to the Model City Homeownership Zone
• Aut od ng the City Managerto more tovrad wkh refaed activities
11. Discussion and proposed resolution approving archilectrual services necessary to implement the Modes City Homsommirship
Zone Project
12. Diacussion end proposed msokdion ratifywh9 the City Manager's action in acquiring properties from the Miami -Dade Colmry list
of Lands for development trohgh the Model City Homeownership Zane Pr p&
13. Discussion and proposed resolution ratifying the action of the City Manager in acquiring the Miami Limited I Ffauhtirg Project in
conjunction with the Model City Homeoanersfhip Zone Project
14. Discussion and proposed resolution to allocate 52.521,668 of HOME hails and $1,612.696 of CDBG finds, avail" at a result
of the repayment ler disallowed coats identified in the Audit Report issued by the Office of the Inspector Geneial, lD to Model
City Homeownership Zone Project
15. Discussion and proposed resolution regarding the establishment of One Stop Genders in the Coconut Grove and LWe Harmha
neighborhoods and the relocation of the management functions of the Department of Community Development
Upon final approval by the City Commission, the previously approved City of Miami 2000-2001 Annual Action Pian will be
revised accwdrr * tollowing a fifteen day pubilc cornmerd period. Commeras shoui0 be submitted in writing to:
city of Miami
Depwbmd of C— Mmity Develapmerd
Second Floor
444 S.K Zai Avenue
Miaat, Florida 33130
Interested individuals are encouraged to attend this Special Meeting. The meeting slte ia accessible to the handicapped.
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