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7/19/01
RESOLUTION NO. 01— 710
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE
AND EXECUTE A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AGREEMENT, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY
ATTORNEY, WITH THE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITY -METROPOLITAN CENTER FOR
PREPARATION OF AN IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
FOR THE FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY CORRIDOR
INITIATIVE; AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
TO ALLOCATE FUNDS, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO
EXCEED $300,000, APPROPRIATED IN A SPECIAL
REVENUE ACCOUNT ENTITLED "FEC CORRIDOR
REVITALIZATION PLAN" WHICH HAS BEEN
ESTABLISHED FOR THE FEC CORRIDOR PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami is desirous of fostering the
revitalization of the Florida East Coast Railway Corridor ("FEC
Corridor"); and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that Florida International
University -Metropolitan Center can conduct market, economic,
transportation, land use, housing, historic resources, and
public open -space assessments, provide urban planning and design
services, and develop implementation strategies to stimulate
revitalization of the FEC Corridor, as defined in the map
attached hereto; and
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
Ju I. 1 9 2001
UtqAblution 110
WHEREAS, a Professional Services Agreement has been
negotiated with Florida International University -Metropolitan
Center to provide the scope of work for an amount not to exceed
$300,000; and
WHEREAS, funds are available to enter into said
Professional Services Agreement as appropriated in a Special
Revenue Account entitled "FEC Corridor Revitalization Plan".
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. The City Manager is authorizedll to enter
into a Professional Services Agreement, in a form acceptable to
the City Attorney, with Florida International University -
Metropolitan Center to prepare an implementation strategy for
the Florida East Coast Railway Corridor Initiative, and,
Further, to allocate funds, in an amount not to exceed $300,000,
appropriated in a Special Revenue Account entitled "FEC Corridor
Revitalization Plan" which has been established for the FEC
Corridor Plan.
Al 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.
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3. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor.'/
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of July
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
'In,>atcordamx> with:Malnd Clxts; 11ux. 2-36, Pince the Mayor did not Indicate nh;,rovni of
11ti5 1w dation by Slat]ii1 in t'x do igni�tu l ptiar,(I (xGVlrf 1, r-i.i is~,';ie.i3ihr', r;r".,•
comes sffWIve with #40. r:i Wvi of tf:fir (10) clays from ti;F date of �il'rrill. `i1i,n i,r ias+i
regarding mama, without this Mayor rxorcisin0 a voto.
ATTEST.,
• Wal• , City ed
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WALTER J. FOiMAN
CITY CLERK .
APPROVED AS TO
FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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?� If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective
at the and of tan calendar days from the date it was passed and
adopted. 7f. the Mayor vetoes this Resolution, it shall become
effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission.
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO The Honorable Mayor and Members
Of the City Commission
FIIOPA im ez
City Manage
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10
DATE JUN ^ 5 "_1011 FILE
sue.,ECT . Resolution to Authorize City Manager
To Enter into Contract with FIII
REFERENCES,
Resolution, Agreement
ENCLOSLRES
RECOMMENDATION
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached Resolution
authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Professional Services Agreement, in substantially
the form attached. with Florida International University -Metropolitan Center to prepare an
implementation strategy for the Florida East Coast Railway Corridor (FCC Corridor.) in an
amount not to exceed $300,000 as compensation for professional services. Funds for this purpose
have been appropriated and arc available in a Special Revenue Account entitled "FEC Corridor
Revitalization Plan."
BACKGROUND
On February 10, 2000, the Miami City Commission adopted Resolution No. 00-154, indicating
its desire to foster the revitalization of the FEC Corridor. 'rhe City of Miami, through Resolution
No. 00-711 as amended by Resolution 1\o. 00-834, allocated funds from undesignated fund
balance in the amount of $300,000 for consultant services. It has been determined that Florida
Int.mational University -Metropolitan Center can conduct the necessary assessments, provide
urban planning and design services, and develop implementation strategies to stimulate
revitalization of the FEC Corridor. Furthermore, the Department of Real Estate and Economic
Development has received a $100,000 grant to develop a strategic economic development plan
for the FEC Corridor, which has been incorporated into the implementation strategy being
developed. Said grant funds are being accepted and appropriated on July 10, 2001 to a Special
Revenue Account entitled "FEC Corridor Devitalization Plan" through a separate agenda item.
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO
Linda Haskins, Director
Budget Management Department
FROM' <
Arleen Weintraub, Acting Director
Real Estate and Economic Development
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DATE
June 13, 2001
FILE:
BUBJECT•
Funding for FEC Corridor Revitalization
Plan
REFERENOES.
ENCUMREs: Cover Memo, Resolution
In 9reparation for the City Commission's approval of the attached legislative item on the July
10 Agenda, we ask that you verify that funds will be in the Special Revenue Account being
established in the total amount of $300,000 to carry out the work.
Account Name: Special Revenue entitled "FEC Corridor Revitalization Plan"
Amount: $300,000.
Purpose: Professional services of Florida Intemationai University -
Metropolitan Center to provide urban planning and design
services: and develop implementation strategies to stimulate
revitalization of the FEC Corridor.
Your signature below will verify that the specified funds will be available.
Verified: -� ►' —�–
Linda Haskins, Director
Budget Management
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J-00-152
2/10/00
RESOLUTION NO. C; Q f
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION
CREATING AND ESTABLISHING THE FLORIDA EAST
COAST RAILWAY ("FEC") CORRIDOR INDUSTRIAL
GROWTH TASK FORCE ("TASK FORCE") FOR A PERIOD
NOT TO EXCEED ONE YEAR, TO ADVISE AND MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY COMMISSION
RELATED TO THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO, INCENTIVES FOR REVITALIZATION• AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND MARKETING,
PROMOTION, AND POSSIBLE REZONING TO
ACCOMPLISH SAME, FOR THE AREAS LOCATED NEAR
THE FEC TRACT CORRIDOR, AS MORE PARTICULARLY
DEFINED HEREIN; SETTING FORTH SAID TASK
FORCE'S PURPOSE AND DUTIES; PROVIDING FOR
MEMBERSHIP, QUALIFICATIONS, OFFICERS, RULES
OF PROCEDURE, MEETINGS AND QUORUMS, AND
ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL.
WHEREAS, the City Commission wishes to create and establish
a Task Force, for a period of one year, to advise and make
recommendations to the City Commission related to options
available for industrial growth, including but not limited to,
incentives for revitalization and economic development, marketing
and promotion, and possible rezoning to accomplish same, for the
areas in the City of Miami located near the FEC Tract Corridor,
as more particularly defined herein; and
WHEREAS, a portion of the area to be addressed by the Task
Force may be located within a Community Redevelopment Agency
CITY COIs' CSSION
MEETING OF
FEB 1 0 1000
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(•CRA-) District, the Task Force can obtain valuable information
and assistance from the CRA; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-882 of the Code of the City
of Miami, Florida, as amended, the City Commission may create
citizens, groups for specific advisory purposes where such groups
existence is limited to a period of less than one year;
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
thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
Section.
Section 2. Created and established. The Florida East
Coast Railway ("FEC") Corridor Industrial Growth Task Force
(,,Task Force) is hereby created and established for a period not
to exceed one year, but may be extended as deemed necessary by
the City Commission.
Section 3. Boundaries defined. The boundaries within
the City of Miami to be addressed by the Task Force are defined
as follows:
Fourteenth to. Thirty-sixth Streets from Northwest
Second Avenue to Northeast Second Avenue; and
Thirty-sixth to Eighty-seventh Streets from Miami
Avenue to Biscayne Boulevard, including Seventy-first
to Seventy-fifth Streets between North Miami Avenue and
Northwest Seventh Avenue, with the option of expanding
west to I-95.
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Section 4. Purpose and duties. The purpose, powers and
duties of the Task Force are, but shall not be limited to:
(1) serving in an advisory. capacity to the City
commission to identify obstacles and make
recommendations in writing for options available
for industrial growth, including but not limited
to, incentives for revitalization and economic
development, marketing and promotion, and possible
rezoning to accomplish same, for the areas running
along the FEC Tract Corridor, as defined in
Section 3 hereinabove;
(2) Working - with the CRA to obtain essential
information and input.
(3) presenting -status reports to the City Commission
of its findings on an ongoing basis;
(4) presenting its report to the Brownfields Advisory
Board and the CRA; and
(5) presenting a final report to the City Commission
at the conclusion of its findings.
Section 5. membership, -qualifications, officers.
(1) Membership, qualifications. The Task Force size
shall be determined by the co -chairpersons who
shall appoint individuals of knowledge,
experience, mature judgment and background. The
co -chairpersons shall submit the names of
appointees to the City Clerk in writing.
(2) Officers. Commissioners Johnny Winton and
Arthur E. Teele, Jr. are hereby appointed as co -
chairpersons. other officers, as may be deemed
necessary, may be designated by the Task Force.
Section 6. Rules of procedure. The Task Force may adopt
its own order of business and rules of procedure governing its
meetings, and actions on matters within its jurisdiction, not
inconsistent with the provisions set forth herein, which rules of
procedure shall be filed with the City Clerk.
Section 7. Meetings and quorum. All meetings of the
Task Force shall be open to the public and noticed. A majority
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of the Task Force members present shall constitute a quorum for
the purpose of convening any meeting. A vote of fifty percent
(50%) plus one of the members present and voting at any meeting
shall determine the decision of the Task Force.
Section 8. Assignment of personnel. It shall be the
duty of the City Manager to provide full cooperation and
sufficient administrative support to the Task Force, including
assignment of*personnel and administrative support when requested
by the Task Force.
Section 9. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor."
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 10th day of February 1 2000.
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
In accordance with MtWi Code Sec. 2-38. since the Maycr did riot Ind+cr'� *"""'=� of
this t•y £:-nig . i; in !h.
�'�VV:T.�S r.�L: �1VJ �1:1 ll :.. � l�r., l� ...•'1 •. /
repardin; same, withm;% tha f." yor
ATTEST:
Waxer J.
APPRO ,,AS TO F�1 AND CORRECTNESS:V
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1' 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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RESCLUTICOo wn .00-11
A XU0LMCN WP HE MANX CZ'TY COMMTRS:ON
AMOUNT WX TO 'RXCEED $200.000 rROM TA&
oVKRA'f1ANAL RE8jMV=, .0 2WAGE --" XECUS ARY
PROIESSIONAL ErRVICES ANI; FUR RXT.ATED COSTS
To 11asiw;: «:TK TM =MINT FROCEEB FOR
'tAx Zw=L0PKP%"r OF TSS DICEATFNYIlL' FAXK
HASTE* IPZAA, AS D:nECTED BY K9601.:11rz= NOS.
00-314, AD AMEND=, JWD 00-550, Aln TW
INVESTICATION OF PRO'-T1URrA TO CAUSE THE
DRt:j3"TER s: TP AXEA, XiOMT% Ar THE b'Kc:
1 FL011 T nA EAST COAG T) PROFBRTY LCX l:&C NORTH
OF TFIG M',ZRICAN AIRLINA AXM A AND VAST OF
DIECAYNE QO'JLrLVAVX IN M3AMT, FLORIDA, O B.
VILLECO IN, AA DIRECTED DY RE80LUTION
NO. 00-7C5.
A*• -T RESOLVED 9Y T11C COMMIGGION VY THE CITY OT MTAMT,
:''I.ORIDA
Saat:an 1. -,ze al:ooarion of r:uuim, :n em amount
not la ,rxc.ow.d $200,000 from the Oporot3.0nal Reserves, as hereby
autborIzed :o engage tre necessary psvtw+:N:-inal services and for
ral at.ed vubLs to asv_et with the administrative process for the
dovelOMect of the Vicenteanial park Mater Plaii, " directed by
Wmw-_ution Nos. 00-314. an a=ndod, and OD -S50' and the
investigation a! procedures to rtowsw i.he deepwater &lip area,
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XACM as tre F*f' ;Florida East ;:vast) property iceata(i north ai
tibe Anericar. rirline Arr2:a and cant of siaaayne aniiluvard in
NLS, Flori oo, to be tilled in, am :iirected by Resol2t)-cn
Na. C6 -7C5.
8eCt1Oz :!. Thia tt"Clution shall beeo" wffec:ive
seAedIx my upon its adoption and s;ignalu•0 of t4:e Mayor.}"
PAA4RD AND ADOPT=- thio 17t- day of � JAY
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+� it ale ►tayor does not sign this Reso:atioa, it snail bpriwe •rru"Lve at
:re rd of r.su uilasidtr days from the data it raa passed and a,lo+rae.
If the mayor vsrnra this Rosolutiuu, it shall bosom eflsattve
isa &%air upon sverzids of trio veto by the City Cuvairaion•
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;`i,ER-OFFICE 0,10RANDUNI
Maria 3. Chiam
Assistant Ci Attorney
Clark Turner
Chief of Community Planning
Planning & Zoning Department
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The purpose of this memorandum is to note that language in Resolution 00-834, Section
3, improperly designates the investigation regarding filling in the "FEC slip" as the
Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Corridor Revitalization Project. This investigation is
properly a component of the Bicentennial Park1FEC Slip Waterfront Renewal Process.
However, Resolution 00-834, Section 5, does correctly amend Resolution 00-711 to
allocate funding in an amount not to exceed 5200,000 for the Florida East Coast Railway
(FEC) Corridor Revitalization Project.
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9/20/00 00- 834
A RELOLCITION UM THE MIAMI C_TY :OMMISSION
AMS=.LNG P.F50LL^I(1N VC9. 00-3=4, AS MD=D,
00-590, Cn-'PCS Ab•D 00 711 TO CV+;ckEC--t,Y
RSFBRENCE TIM PROCESS AMV PkWw("T MXMES
DZAXMTED Vh&AE1N AL 71M. 8ZCEN=%7%gZAL
: A K iti:: SLIP WAPERF MT R "AL AVOMV Aim
Zits FLOM= JUST MAXI RAILWAY fPECJ COUZZOR
rcZVT'TALIZAT!')N PAWOCZ; FURT;MR AMEtt.;1NC
R.I'RAT,TTT_OM YO. 00 711 '4.70 REELECT THT
A THO..-M ALLOC &L*LON OF FUNDS MOM THE
Oi BRAT'. LwhL RES&RVES (i) TV AN AMO,."NT NOT TO
r x:E= $ 2 00 , 010 , WOR THE FCC CORRIDOR
UVITAi.TZATION PROTECT. AND (2) J& ':Fti& ANOWT
CP $200,000, FCR THE jj-,c NTf3W.•IAL PARx/RRr
OLID 'AATMPYum RENEWAL PRocur-S .
RRUZBAS, the City commission visbea tr d«Magneto ar-d nems
the -Bayft-ort Park Ovwtµight- Proce86", as dircetca in xesoiutionn
Hof. 00-3:4, as amended, 00-550, and 00-711, as the Big.-,�r.wrnSal
.nark/M! Slip Waterfront Renewal Prot -94,4w for reference ana
. el*ricy: And
MMMM7 Z, _too City Vowassion wishes to ded1yr+.4rr, And name
,yy
the •ra- TnvRR-i7utluu he directed it Resolution No. 00-705 and
as :he 7CV Corridor Revitalization Project for refers,icr
and clarity; and
MR -EAS, ;n::;aiaa: to Resolution Ne. 00 711, adopted July 17,
3000, the city C'ommiarion auchori 7md fn-3dw it: LLL ardoUnt of
$200.000 Far the "FUC Investigattan, aria the "4&yfront Lark
carr cvrtsst8stp�
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O-rersight Procrass" ; and
N}GZt6Ag, the City CoUWd&Sioa roslifae• �h&Z both the "!hu
invasti,gatior." and the "BaylvemIt Park Oversigrt process- ra:p►ist
funds, in Ar. amount not to exceed S1Ga, 00r, Lu car= -Y ou: trc
responsibilities as dire,:+.art by Resolution Nos. v0-314, sy
&O%quawd, it -RSC, &.-Id 00 705 and 00-'1l2 (the "Umulutiona"); arum
HIMItM, is is in ordvs ix, anend the RcAoluaions to refle+ri%
the pzo:-z 'rcation of (undo required for proteaumonal services
icr planmrg, design, eeouomic eu:elyxis, and enginccrtm and for
related costs fur both the TL'C Corridor RaviealirAtIon Or7j&;;-
and >>R a:emtei:usaal park/FEL' X1ip watwraLmt Porlowal Process:
t%'DW, :'nli kV-kE, U IT ttEEILN" BY HE CMMMIZSION OF :fit C11•Y
Dr M. -.AMI, FTPR I DA :
Lection 1. The recitals .told f_ndings aontaincd in the
&-rearrble I.r., r.h-s Resolution arc hereby; adopted by relerrwnae .and
in.-o:peratect ac tf laxly set forth in (.his Section.
Sectior. i. The adminiatrative process for III*
development of the bicentennial Dark Mcitstsq- Plan, as dzracted by
&esol14tion Noes. 06-1:4, as amended, and oo-s,su, is hereby
::eaisdnated ae the 8tccntennial �arX/FiC Slip watrrtrr�,:r. Rer,ewtl
rZovaOa.
SUL:LAUJJ 3. The City Managcr'c iaveetigation of
procsoures to cause the deepwater alis► alma, known as the FEC
(Florida East Coast) property to be filled-in, see
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directed by Roeolu:ion No. '01-10S, is hereby clegagnatOd an tht,
Fiorios East Cramr. Ra12wry lFEC! Cosriavr Kevitaltzatltort Project.
it t.icr. 4. RCao_utiOn POs. GO -114, as amended, 00-Sb7,
CO 705 srd 00-711 a vo- 1,ereby amended to correctly referwnce Lh*
Prorr►.a wad prcject names as des9nnarRr! in Sectiors 2 an* 3
hercin is each Resolu:�(1« as apprapziatc.
gA('t1Gn .. Rcoolutlon No. 00-111, Adnpted July 27, 2002,
is bcreby further a:mar.3rJ ii-. the fol:owing partici.are:};
"R$60LU1'1G�lJ K6. OC -71.
Sec: i,.,n ' . The allocation of funds, in Cr,
enouat aot to excoea 6200, vv0 from the Opt -rational
Reserves, .o hereby autDorized ;u tw9age necessary
professional se: v1ces uua +'nor related costs to ace-ict
the Blvancennial Dnrk FEC Sjip W& egELM t 4sAewAl
prn^wrsF iccn-6015 pGamess,
fin, as directed by Rcooiution Nos. 00-314, xr ovs^n4od
and 00 SSo,
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3A Hiamb, 4P%o��Am, too —be P'1-014 let, -em divelsbed
p*Pswavis Hn. Pe 996.
sac=ion ?a. Thee riesolution arali become affective
upon its adoption and aignatl:re of the Mayor.!'
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Nemo and/or figursO etricaan twough shalt be deleted. vrdsiscsulnQ
NHrds sA4O - rigsrse scall bC added. The Tomaining pvoviaiens at*nrw
I sits3: -Li WAIZ unaAiagad. Xessrisks incase vaittsa ani
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$rc wiotl 5. Thio RdonluLiOA shall I"C�►. ,�ffeCt:ve
iamediatsly, upon ir. m an3uption and aignstu re of -he N.ayor . i1
=AQtiIiD AND AMPTED _i:ib ...2.Ah day of s , 20l`Il.
JOB CAROL OR
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t' Ii he Gayer Arms auL 4i1yµ1 this Resolatlori, it shall bavav* ottortiVe at
!ha and Ot tea Gal*neer Mlya JrCrt Cha rlaLa it rag paaasd tad adapter.
Z: %ba NayOr .-*teas that asentnr.len, it shall b"Wo sttaativg
URN"stsly wp" warride of the veto by gas City Comminnion.
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