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City of Miami
Department of Community. Development
Previously AtttlZorized .Legislative Commitments
Legislative Item Funding Level Description
R-98-592 390009000 Overtown Priority Business
Corridor
0-11736 2%0009000
CRA / SEOPW Interlocal
Agreement
R-98-758 190009000
Model City Economic
Development Corridor
R-98-759 50,000
Coconut Grove Economic
Development Corridor
R-99-305 190009000
Overtown Business
Development Program
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I-98 •b0'
6/09/98
A RESOLUTIO` DESIGN.AT"ENG THE FRON'T,,iGE OF N.W.
JRD •aVENLrE FROM APPROXIMATELY N W' 8TH STREET
TO APPROX30ATELY N.W. I4TH STREET AS THE
HISTORIC O'Y'ERTOWti' PR.iORITY B(:SrNESS CORRIDOR
;"CORRIDOR") FOR T H:: CITY OF MIA.NIT, FLORlDA;
AL7HORIZIN0 .�\-D DIRECTING T"rf CITY MA.tiAGER,
THROUGH TI-E APPrROPRIATE CITY DEPAR TMEN'TS, TO
w'OR.K IN CONXNCTION WITH THE CONtML.NITY
R.EDEi,ELOPMEh 7 AGENCY TO CREATE A.ND ESTABLISH
A PILOT PROGRk%,f FOR SAID CORRIDOR .FOR ADOPTION
BY THE CITY COMNITSSfON AND CODIFICATION, TO
IN'CLL•DE: (I) FORINTUATNG REGULATIONS THEAT WILL
ENCOURAGE BUSENESS DEVELOPMENT AIND
DISCOURAGE AEON -BUSINESS DEVELOPVMN'T WITHIN
THE CORRIDOR; (2) PROVIDfNo INCENTIVES FOR TM
UPGRADING OF STRUCTURES AND FACADES WiTMN
THE CORRIDOR TF ROUGH UTILIZATION OF THE CITY'S
(i) FACADE TREATMEN7 PROGRAM, INCLUDING A
WAIVER OF REQUIRE. 30 % MATCH, 0i) LOW -INTEREST
LOANS, (iii) CODE COSPLIANCE ASSISTANCE, AND (iv)
STINtTLAR REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE; (3)
DAPLEMENTR G AN ENTREPRENEURIAL IOB TRAINTNG
AND DEVELOP.MEN'T PROGRAM SPECIFICALLY FOIL THE
CORRIDOR; AND (4) STUDYING AND RECONQL MNDING
A-N APPROPRIATE MECHANISM FOR SELECTIVE
ACQL7SITION A:\D DISPOSITION OF PROPERTIES THAT
MAY BE NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE INTENT AND
GOALS . OF THE CORRIDOR; FLRTHER AI)7HORIZTNG
A-\1D DIRECTENG THE CITY MA-NAGER TO IDE,,\71FY AT
LEAST S3,000,000 CO OF R:PROGRANti C—D FLNDS A.N-D/OR
FLTL'RE PROGRA.If INCO.\�F FRO'vf THE C0.% vfUNTTY
DEFT' Op.k.fEN, 7 BLOCK GRk.NT PROGRAM;
RE?ROGRAti D F'U'�-DS FRONf OTI-MR FEDERALLY
FLNDED ACTIVITt'ES. ANDiOR OTHER ELIGIBLE
SOURCES FOR SAID PURPOSES, SUBJECT TO THE
APPROVAL OF THE CITY CO.kf.VISSiON,.
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WF-MREAS, for more than three decades the historic Over•,own neighborhUed of the City
orMiarn" (" Ovenown") has endured multiple negative impacts as the result orhighway and macs
transit construction, which have contributed to the loss of population and businesses, decline of
Property values, and general degradation of conditions within Overtown; and
WHEREAS, it has become clear that past efforts toward remediation of these negative
impacts and minimal programs aimed at re,,italization of Overtown have not succeeded in
of ecting a positive, self-sustaining reversal of the negative trends; and
WHEREAS, continuing neglect of Overtown threatens the historic heritage and even the
basic existence of the Ovenown community, deprives its citizens and businesses of the
Opportunity to share in the prosperity of the metropolitan area, and faits to capitalize on the
opportunities inherent in Overtown's location within the downtown Affami area; and
W EREAS; it is citar that revitalization of Civertown and restoration of the neighborhood
is in the best interests of the City of dam;, its citizens, and its business and financial Communities;
and
WHEREAS, it is clear that revitalization must begin at the historic neighborhood center
along N.W, 3rd Avenue, with emphasis on revival and expansion of the local business community
to provide the necessary goods and services required by a residential population, attract tourists
and visitors, take advantage ofthe araa's historic significance, and create the investment base that
Will stimulate further entrepreneurial activities; and
WNER.EAS, the City of hTami must take the initiative to create the environment within
which business investment can be made with confidence, and in which property owners will share
in the investment effort, and
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W14SEREAS, such :^irAtivc can ;aicc the ,`Orr, cra vot prog am uh;ittng tx.sting and new
sources of assistance in a ccordirated e`#o„ to address t;.ese issues in t^e community,
and serve as a model for similarly distressed commercial corridors in other parts of the City of
Miami;
%NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CONOkUSSION OF THM CITY OF
uI.A.V 1, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution we
hereby adopted by reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fUlly set forth in this Section.
Section 2. The area contained within the lots fronting on N.W. 3rd Avenue from its
intersection with N.W. 14th Street to its intersection with N.W. 8th Street and west along W.W.
86 Street to W.W. 4tb Avenue, together with the appurtenant public right-of-way and other public
landsy is hereby designated as a priority business Corridor for the City of &fwW, Florida to be
known as '"The Historic Overtown Priority Business Corridor" ("Corridor"), within which a Pilot �
Program ("Corridor Pilot Program") is to be undertaken under which certain land use and
property standards shall be applied in order to: encourage business development; discourage non -
business development; make more effective use of publicly -owned or controlled properties,
require the upgrading Qf all structures and facades and provide assistance to property owners in
meeting these requirements; promote, manage, and encourage private investment in the Corridor
Pilot Program; and other similar activities and efi;'orts in support of the purposes of the Corridor
Pilot Program.
Section 3. The City Nfanager, through the appropriate City Departments, Is hereby
authorized and directed to work in conjunction with the Community Redevelopment Agency, to
prepare for adoption by the City Commission and codit;cation, such land use, regulatory, and
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other vudies s^d ^ressures as -oo::: -e required to establish, impierner,t, and support the Corridor
Pilot Program, including but not 'imitcd to the roi owing.
A. Amendments to the Zoning Ordinance, and to other plans as necessary, to encourage
business use, restrict non -business use of land within the Corridor;
B. Regulations and urban design guidelines governing the upgrading or structures and
facades within the Corridor;
C. Assistance and incentive programs by the City of Karni and the Community
Redevelopment Agency to encourage private property owners to make improvements
to their properties, including programs utilizing (i) the City's Facade Treatment
program, to include providing for a waiver of the 30% match requirement, (a) hGero
Loan Pilot Business Program, (iii) capital assistance through Miami Capital
Development, Inc., (iv) Streets and Sidewalks improvement Program, (v) low -interest
loans, (vi) code compr=ce and design assistance, (vii) Community Development
Block Grant assistance as may be available for an area of historic si0ficance, and
(viii) similar rehabilitation assistance;
D. An entrepreneurial and job training and development program, speciflcally designed to
enhance business retention and development within the Corridor Pilot Program;
E. An analysis, recommendation and report of ten appropriate mechanism for selective
acquisition and disposition of properties that may be necessary to achieve the intent
and goals of the Corridor Pilot Program, including consideration of the creation of a
development corporation;
P. Such other studies, recommendations, and proposed regulations as the City Manager
may deem necessary to carry out the purposes of this Resolution.
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Section, a The Ci
ry %1n,�agcr is
�, •':c: ;u l�c�titf end make
available .`or the Corridor Pilot Program at least S3,0OO,CCo 00 of Commurit D¢ve!
Y cPcncnt
Block Grant Program funds rrom reprogrammed funds and/or future program income, finds from
any other activities whose funding may be re -programmed due to under -utilization of federal
funding, and/or funds from any other eligible sources, subject to the approval of the City
COMITIWion.
Section S. This Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption and signature of
the mayor Pursuant to Suction 4 (05) of the City Charter and Section 2.36 of the City Code.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this _ 9th day of June
1998.
JOE CAROLLO, h4AYOp
In aCMMWW w1h MAN Coda Sac. 2.38, Since the Mayor d1d not hdfcate a'porml of
thIs kVsi tbn by &Vft X In the designated Pla" prov.-Ved. said legislaEon ncrr
b*e*r" Q f@QM wfh #10 elft's9 0 ton (10) days tNe date of Cam salon action
ATTEST: MPIOV =M% WOW the i�Ah-sW ex&ftk-q a v
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WAL-TER 1. FOEidk%4
CITY CLERK
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11/16/98
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AN ORD]:NANC� AMENDING CHAPTER 14, ARTICLE V,
ENTITLED "DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT/SOUTHEAST
OVERTOWN/PARK WEST REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY", OF THE CODE
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED,
AND AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS RELATED TO THE
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY FOR THE OMNI
REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, TO PROVIDE FOR
ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF SAID COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCIES FOR FISCAL YEARS 2000
THROUGH AND INCLUDING 2004, SUBJECT TO THE
AVAILABILITy OF FUNDS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR A
COMPREHENSIVE SUNSET EVALUATION AND REVIEW OF
SAID COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCIES BY THE
INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
AND U.S. HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
FUNDING POLICY, PROGRAM AND PROCEDURES REVIEW
COMMITTEE; MORE PARTICULARLY BY ADDING NEW
SECTIONS 14-310 THROUGH 14-311; CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS pursuant to applicable law, the Southeast Overtown
Park West Commu:_it} Redevelopment Agency and the Omni Community
Redevelopment Acenc%. ;collectively the "CRAB") are independent
agencies establis et for the purpose of affording maximum
opportunity coTsiste::: '_tl the sound needs of the City of Miami
to rehabilitate an- :eceVeIop community redev
elopment areas; and
WHEREAS the C:-t%' of Miami provides federal Community
Development Block C_a t funds, Home Investment Partnership
grants, and other eligible funds for the support of the
activities of the CRAs related to the removal of slum and blight
and other activities as author -,zed by FloridaiStatute; and
W-1iEREAS the City C0;n7�ss- c= `
s Ci`L c` Miami des
` :res to
Provide enhanced fund= nc
nor the activities of the
CRAs for five
years based upon the availabi'ity of funds; and
WHEREAS, said enhanced funding shall, be contributed on an
annual basis with each annual appropriation to the CRAB, taking
into consideration and setting forth the following year -ate o� funding
and target. progrants f g
g the CRAs; and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance, providing for the .funding of the
CRAB and providing for a sunset review at the conclusion of four
years is in the best interests of the citizens of the City of
Miami; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution
No. 98-I070, adopted
October 27, 1998, the City Com
mission directed the City Attorney
to draft an ordinance to
provide for full funding of the
Community Redevelopment Agencies for five years and to provide
for a comprehensive sunset evaluation and review of the Communit Redevelopment Agencies by the IY
Independent Community Redevelopment
Agency and U.S. Housing and Urban Development Funding Policy,
Program and Procedures Review Committee;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and
'Findings contained in the
Preamble to this Ordinance are hereby adopted by reference
thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
Section.
Section 2. Chapter 14/r-_-_e v, entit:ed I! p D WNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT/SOUTHEAST O'vERTOWN/PAR.: WEEST REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
AND COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, and certain sections related
to the Community Redevelopment Agency for the Omni Redevelopment
Distract are hereby amended by adding new Division 4, consisting
of Sections 14-310 through 14-311, to the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amended, in the following particulars:''
"Chapter 14
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
ARTICLE V. SOUTHEAST OVERTOWN/PARK WEST
REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
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words and/or figures sra:: be added. The remaining Provisions are now
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Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances or
resolutions insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with
the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section. 4. If ary section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the
remaining provisions c- t is Ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 5. t.:.s Ordinance shall become effective thirty
(30) days after _`ina_ rea-_ng and adoption. thereof.`
PASSED ON FIRS'_ ? ,--;1h0 BY TITLE ONLY this 15t^ day of
November , 1998.
2� This Ordinance shall become effective as specified herein unless vetoed
by the Mayor within ten days from the date 4t was passed and adopted.
_f the Mayor vetoes zhis Crd:nance, i--shall become effective
immediately upon override of tine veto by theC�tv Co,missicn or upon the
effective date stated ::ere-- n , w ; c :eve= is later
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PASSE) .AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL: READING BY-T.I.,i E ONLY
ti:is st day- of De:ember _ggg
JOS CAROLLO, MAYOR
with Miami Code Sec. 2-36. Since the Mayor did not inc+;c3te 2^*pro„`, f
AP' tbon by signing it in the des 0.
benarnes effective with the elapsegnated o�ace Provided said .. -
of ten (10) days f;�;
arrling same. without the Mayor exercising-q v uie da._ of ::om,;;iss c:; am;c.-
ATTEST: '
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WALTER J. FOEMAN, CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
ALEJANDRO VIIARELLO
CITY --ATTORNEY
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7/ 17/98
RESOLU T IOti NO. 9 t 5
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTINiG THE CITY
MANAGER TO PREPARE A STRATEGIC. ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR A BUSINESS CORRIDOR IN THE
MODEL CITY TARGET AREA, FOCUSING ON COMMERCIAL
PROPERTIES ALONG NW 62YD STREET AND 17TN AVENUE,
MIAMI, FLORIDA AND EXPANDED COMMERCIAL
ACTIVITIES TO NW 61ST STREET, BETWEEN 12TH AND 14T"
AVENUES, MIAMI, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING AND
DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER, THROUGH THE
APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENTS, TO WORK IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH A PILOT
PROGR.Aivi FOR SAID CORRIDOR FOR ADOPTION BY THE
CITY COMMISSION; FURTHER AUTHORIZING AND
DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO IDENTIFY AND
ALLOCATE UP TO S 100,000 OF 24TH YEAR CDBG PROGRAM
FUNDS AND CDBG CONTINGENCY FUNDS FOR SAID
PURPOSES.
WHEREAS, the ' Model City Community Development Target Area is not
currently being provided economic development services; and
WHEREAS, the long range recommendations of the task force of
representatives from the Community Development, Planning and Development, Parks and
Police Departments and the Model City NET Office, include the full development of the
business corridor in the Model City, King Heights, and Orchard Villas areas; and
WHEREAS, it is clear that revitalization and economic development of the
Model City community is in the best interest of the City of Miami, its citizens, and its
CITY CODS! MSSION
MEETING OF
J U L 2 1 1998
RpoluKon�Nja��
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business and financial communities; and
WHEREAS, a strategic economic development plan is recommended to
estabiish a pilot program for the development of the business corridor along NW 62"d
Street and NW 17' Avenue, Miami, Florida and the expanded area of NVv' 61" Street
between 12" and 14' Avenues, Miami, Florida in the Model City Community
Development Target Area (Plan"); and
WHEREAS, all costs associated with the Plan will be paid from grant sources,
thereby requiring no General Fund contribution;
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. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to prepare a
strategic economic development plan for the implementation of a pilot project for the
development of the business corridor in the Model City Community Development Target
Area, focusing on the areas Iocated at NW 620d Street and NW I r Avenue, Miami,
Florida and NW 61 R Street between 12' and 14' Avenues, Miami, Florida ("Plan' .
Section 3. The City Commission hereby authorizes and directs the City
Manager to identify and allocate up to $100,000 from the 24' Year Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program funds and CDBG Contingency funds for said
Plan.
Section 4. This resolution shall become effective inunediately upon its adoption
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and signature of the Mayor'.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 21st _day of July , 1998.
JOE CAROLLO. �SAYOR
In accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36. since the Mayor did net indicate apprm,_I of
this legislation by signing it in the drs°,�a:ed place pro%,ide:. ir!
ATTEST: becomes effective with the elapse of ten (10) days !corn the date of vcmrr.3
regarding same, without the Mayor exercisi r.
WALTER J. FOEM.4N, CITY HERK Wafte"man, City Cleric
APPRQVfD AS
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CORRECTNESS:t/
' 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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4 /27/99
A 2ESOLUTION OF ':HE
A['THOR{ZING THE CITY
MIAMI -:Ty COMMISS::O
MANAGER
AGREEMENT, 1N A FORM,
ATTORNEY, WITH
TO EXEC1,77B AN
ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY
M+IAMI CAPITAL, DEVELOPMENT,
INC. ("MCDI") ?OR THE
MANAGEMENT AND
ADMINISTRATION OF A $:.,000,000
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
FUNDS THEREFOR
OVERTOWN
PROGRAIM; ALLOCATING
FOR SAID PROGRAM; FROM Th:: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PHYSICAL, IMP PROJlUECT
RROO
POOL FUND
COtNITY DEVELOPMENT
(MINI-i.IMPROVEMENTS),
FROM
BLOCK
APPROPRIATE.
GRA.YT FUNDS, AS
WHERF-AS, the Community Redevelopment Agency ("CRA"), at ita
meeting on March 8, 1999, approved in concept a Resolution
creating a $1 million Overtown Business Development Program; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission is committed
A to economic
development and a multi -faceted strategy to stimulate
redevelopment in the Overtown area; and
AREAS, it is in the interest of
the City that Miami.
Capital Development, Inc. es revolving loan fund activities should
continue and be expanded for the purpose of economic development;
and
WHEREAS, the monies allocated fr
om Miami Capital
Development, Inc. 'a revolving loa:-: fund, together with additional
CIT'r couxassma
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$asolutloa NO.
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funds from the Economic Development/physical Improve:ne nt Project
Pool F'1n? (bfi^i-GDA^ :d �omr
•�i a. uni `v Develoz rent 3'
f::nds, as app�cpriate, car -oc: Grant
` be used to create a revo]•:iag '-,--an
for business development ir. the over`own target area; and
WHEREAS, said business development program will
implemented b Y Miami Cbe
apital Development, Inc., on match basis,
With loan requirements, terms and condi;.ions as ,-
City of Miami Prescribed by the
and Miami Capital Development, Inc,; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No.
98-592, adopted .Tune 9,
1998: the City Commission
(1) desig:zated the frontage of
Northwest 3rd Avenue from approximately oximately Northwest 8"' Street to
approximately Northwest 14"
Street, Miami, Florida
Historic Ove_town Priority Business Corridor, ,. as the
y (2) authorized and
directed the
City Manager to create and establish a pilot program
for said Corridor,
(3) directed the impOf entrepreneurial of an
greneurial job training and development program, (4)
directed development of the appropriate mechanism for selective_
acquisition and disposition of properties, and (5) directed the
City Manager to identify funds for said Corridor;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I^ RESOLVED BY
T:-iE COIiISSION OF THE CITY
OI• MIAMI, FLORIDA.
section 1. The recitals
and findi
�'ngs contained in the
eamble to thi8 Resolution are hereby adopted by reference
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thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set form in this
Section.
Section. 2, The Ci„v Manager is hereby authorized execute an agreement, in a form a� to
acceptable to the City Attorney,
with Miami Capital Development, to
("MCDI") for the management
and administration of a Inc.$1,000,000 Overtown Business Development
Program ("Program").
Section 3 • Funds from
the City of Miami,s r
Development physical, Im t �cvnomic
p_ovemen..s Project Pool F1tnd (Mini-UDAG) ,
and from Cattimur;ity Development Block
Grant funds are hereby
allocated for said Program, as appropriate.
Section 4, Miami
Capital Development, Inc,
administer the Overtown Business Development Program, and
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conjunction With in
the City of Miami, establish the r
terms and conditions of said Program, equiremente,
Section S. This Resolution
e'all become effective
1i The herein
requirementeAthatTmay be is `urther subject to compliance with all
limited to those y be iibed d by the City Attorney, including Provisions. Prescribed by applicable � but not
City Charter and Code
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icrmec3iately upon its adoFtion and signature of ens Ma or.'�
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ATTEST:
PASSED AND AIAOPTE:, t
2--_7 th day of April
1999.
JOR CROLLO, MAYOR
I =Mftma WM Miami Code SM. 2.38, stnea the Mayor did not indL.Lts a .�
by e+QnbV R In the de8Ignated Place mvi P9rr� . o1
conies Weed" the elapse of ten (10) de � � 4ed said I�istaE�;,� -...:
renS game, wlrhot,t the Mayor �etcisinp a ve+ rnm she date of Cornrr; uion
Waner . a , uity Gant
WRLTER J . FOEI�
CITY CLERK
APPROVED TO J
` RM JUVD" CORRECTNESS
fir/�
=MJC:BSS
Sf the M^
the end of r doeo not sign thin R
ten calendar esolution, it shall become
If the �� from the date affective at
.Tf t mayor vetoes this Remolution, =t waO Passed lately upon override it shallbecome and adopted.
of the veto by the City Cominission. effective
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Model City
12%
HUD Formula Allocations by
Old CDBG Target Areas
Wynwood Allapattah Coconut Grove
Overtown 16 /o
,.. , 70/ 90/
LaTie Havana
37%
Downtown
1%
^.__.. Little
River
19%
HUD formula Allocations by
Commission Districts
District 5
(Teele)
Ono/
District
(Regales
15%
District 3
(Sanchez)
23%
District 1 (Gort)
District 2
(Winton)
16%
09- Qy�"
Backup Materials Relevant to HUD Allocation by Commission District
Factors in HUD Allocation Formula, by Commission District
Population 70,451 72,894 71,896 70,472 72,785 358.498
Persons Below Poverty Level 20,242 18,448 25,348 12,570 32,986 109,594
Overcrowded Housing Units 7,643 5,382 8,200 5,907 7,853 34,985
Note: An adjustment was necessary due to the use of US Census population estimate of 365,127 by US HUD.
Factors in HUD Allocation Formula After Adjustment, by Commission District
Population
Persons Below Poverty Level
Overcrowded Housing Units
20%
71,744
20%
74,23c^
20%
73,215
20%
71,765
20%
74,121
19%
20,242
17%
18,448
23%
25,348
11%
12,570
30%
32,986
22%
7,643
15%
5,382
23%
8,200
17%
5,907
23%
7,853
Dollar Weight in HUD Allocation Formula, by Commission District
Adjustment
365,077 1.018349008
109,594
34,985
Dollar Weight
Population
Persons Below Poverty Level
$ 219,536
$1,063,515
$ 227,148
$ 969,258
$ 224,039
$ 219,601
$ 226,809
$ 1,117,133 $ 3.06
Overcrowded Housing Units
$1,262,624
$ 889,106
$ 1,331,784
$ 1.354,640
$ 660.428
$
$1.733,084
$ 5,758,069 $ 52.54
Total
$2,645,675
$2,085,512
$ 2,910,463
975,836
$1,855,865
$1,297,316
$3,257,209
$ 5,779,522 $ 165.20
$ 12,654.724
20%
16%
23%
1F%
ocoi
Note: The HUD allocation formula used for the City of Miami is composed of three varables: population, number of persons below povery level, and number of overcrowed housing units
CPV1.01+ persons per room). A dollar weighting for each factor is then applied. For 1998, each person in the population was worth $3.4131, each person below the poverty level was worth $58.6034,
czpnd each overcrowed housing unit was worth $184.2725. A proration reduction factor of .8965 was applied. This resulted in the 1998 CDBG allocation for the City of Miami of $12,655,000,
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CITY OF MIAMI
DEPARTMENT OF CO/TY Y OLD CDBG�ARGFT AREAS
ENT
25TH YEAR FUNDING ALLOCATIONS B
THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 1999
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b�b3t1i t
0 18.29% 16.00% 2.29%
" Y 107,417 11.36% 86,904 17.21% 508,915 21.25/0 %03,235,
ALLAPATTAH
COCONUT GROVE 64,333 6.80% M
3.11 % 147,690 3.84% 2.00% 1 .84%
DOWNTOWN
73,167 7.74% 0.00% 73,442 1 .91 % 1.00% 0.91
EDISON LITTLE
RIVER 57,917 6.13% 17.37% 529,038 13.7g% 19.00% 5.24 0
LITTLE HAVANA 419,417 44.36% 197,685 .,30.83% 1,355,387 35.25% 37.00% -1.75%
MODEL CITY 55,000 5.82% 85,806 16.99% 200,109 8.36% 340,915 8.87% 12.00% -3.13%
OVERTOWN 60,834 6.43% 51,654 10.23% 152,598 6.37% 265,086 6.89% 6.00% 0.89%
0 3.68% 304,683 12.72% 430,693 11 20% 7 00% 4 20%
WYNWOOD 107,417 11.36 /0 18,593
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Allocation by Target
Area
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CITY OF MIAMI
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
25TH YEAR FUNDING ALLOCATIONS BY COMMISSION DISTRICT
THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 1999
Public
al, FoOdft'
C
Ad Min Aration.
%
IV C a
r, istrom, i
�.
Percentage
1 0h
DISTRICT 1
(tort)
107,833
11.40%
87,179
17.26%
507,463
21.19%
702,475
18.27%
20.00%
-1.73%
DISTRICT 2
(Winton)
191,583
20.26%
17,218
3.41%
467,100
19.09%
665,902
17.32%
16.00%
1 .3 2 %
DISTRICT 3
(Sanchez)
357,292
37.79%
197,685
39.14%
702,951
29.35%
1,257,928
32,71%
23.00%
9.71%
DISTRICT 4
(Regalado)
62,125
6.57%
0
0.00%
25,334
1.06%
87,459
2.27%
15.00%
-12.73%
DISTRICT 5
(Teele)
226,667
23.97%
202,950
40.19%
702,106
29.32%
1,131,723
29.43%
26.00%
3.43%
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6.
155,
160.00%
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THUD Formula Allocation
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Allocated R 9rcentage
—20.00%.
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CITY OF MIAMI
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
25TH YEAR CDEG ALLOCATIONS
AS OF NOVEMBER 30, 1999
CITY OF MIAMI
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
25TH YEAR CDBG ALLOCATIONS
AS OF NOVEMBER 30,1999
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Allapattah Business Development Authority, Inc.
$100,756
Allapattah
1
Catholic Charities Pierre Toussaint Haitian —Center
$50,000
Edison Little
5
Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation
$63,5001
Coconut Grove
2
Downtown Miami Partnership
$72,750
Downtown
2
Edgewater Economic Development Corporation
$54,500
Wynwood
2
Latin Chamber of Commerce (CAMACOL)
$150,000
Little Havana
—3
Little Havana Development Authority
$129,750
Little Havana
3
Miami Capital Development,- Inc.
$41,667
Multiple Target
Multiple
Model City Pilot Project
Area
Target Area
Overtown Pilot Project
$50,000
Model City
5
Rafael Hernandez Housing & Economic D
$50,000
$50,000
Overtown
Wynwood
5
Business Opportunity Center
5
h—n -C-o—mm
$124,2501
Little Havana
3,4
ISmall
unity Development Gorp.
Et.
8,33Uv-e—rtow
5
94 5011,�.-..
A-0101 fra genc e
LA
U0 mmissuo-5
District
Allapattah Business Development Authority, Inc-
GAME Development Corporation of South Florida
Coconut Grove Local Development corporation
I
$25,002
$25,002
$8,334
Allapattah
—Overtown
Coconut Grove
1
5
2
CODEC, Inc.
East Little Havana Community Development Corp.
Edgewater Economic Development Corporation
Florida Housing Cooperative
Greater Miami Neighborhoods
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami
$25 2
'00
$100,002
$8,334
$25,002
$45,000
$25,002
Little Havana I
Allapattah
Little Havana
Wynwood
Little Havana
Allapattah
Edison Little
1,3
3
2
3
1
5
Jewish Family Services
Jubilee Community Development Corp.
Little Haiti Housing Association
Li Model Housing Cooperative
Rafael Hernandez Housing & Economic Development
St T t. John Community Development Corp.
r
ri City Community Association
P$57504
or o i e l�'I'll,''�'i�ii,�,,I1,I 5pment Corp.
I o1al:
$27,504
$25,002
$25,002
$25,002
$8,334
$25,002
$25,'00-
Multiple Target
Area
Little Havana
Edison Little
Little Havana
Wynwood
Overtown
Model City
Model C—ity
Multiple
Target Area
3
5
—3
5
5
5
5
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City of Miami
Consolidated Request for Proposals
FY 1999-2000
Proposal Coder Sheet
A. IDENTIFYING DATA
Name of Organization
EDGEWATER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, INC
Address
2697 Biscayne Boulevard
City & Zip Code
Miami, FL 33137
Tax ID #
65-0343976
Authorized Representative
Mr. J.V. Velasco
Contact Person
Mr. Juan B. Jane
Telephone Number
305-571-1977
Fax Number
305-571-9566
E-mail Address
B. BUDGET SUMMARY
If funded by the City in FY 1998, specify the amount funded in the space provided.
Proposed Funding Sources
Budget Request FY 1999
Amount Funded FY 1998
CDBG
$ 75,000.00
$ 72,188.00
HOME
$ 180,000.00
$ 62,500.00
SHIP
HOPWA
TOTAL
$ 255,000.00
$ 134.688.00
C. FUNDING CATEGORY - Check the appropriate box.
❑ Capital Improvements ® Housing
xj Economic Development ® Housing Administration
❑ Historical Preservation ❑ Public Service
009- i l 1.
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D. GEOGRAPHIC DATA
Community Revitalization Districts - Does this activity serve a Community
Revitalization District(s)? If so, check the appropriate box below:
❑ Allapattah ❑ Model City
❑ Coconut Grove ❑ Overtown
❑ Edison / Little River x❑ Wynwood/ Edgewater
❑ Little Havana
District Focus
❑ Homeownership Zones
❑ Economic Opportunity Zones
L�J Quality of Life Enhancements
Economic Opportunity Zone — Does this activity serve an Economic Opportunity Zone?
If so, check the appropriate box below.
❑
Allapattah Produce District
❑
Overtown Business Corridor
❑
Flagler Street Commercial Corridor
x❑
Wynwood Industrial District
❑
Flagler Street Marketplace
❑
Grand Avenue Corridor
❑
Media and Entertainment District
❑
Latin Quarter / SW 8`h Street
❑
Miami River Industrial District
❑
Little Haiti Industrial District
❑
Model City Commercial Corridor
Empowerment Zone Target Area
❑ Yes If Yes, Census Tract # 27012
❑ No
j...1
E. CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ONLY
Legal Entity (check one)
❑ Sole Proprietor
❑ Corporation
Amount Requested
❑ Partnership
® Non -Profit / CHDO
❑ Other
(specify)
FUNDING TYPE
GRANT
LOAN
TOTAL
CDBG
75 000.00
75 000.00
HOME
180 000.00
$ 180 000.00
SHIP
HOPWA
TOTAL
$ 255,000.00
$ 2.55,000.00
NAME OF PROJECT: Edgewater
347 NE 26 Terrace
STREET ADDRESS: 401 NE 26 Terrace
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 5 & 6, Block 3
of Escotonia Park PB 4 PG 161
SCATTERED SITES: ® YES ❑ NO
DESCRIPTION OF ANY EXISTING STRUCTURES: NONE
LOT SIZE: 60 FT. X 88.50 FT 5310 SQ. FT.
HOUSING TYPE (i.e., Single Family, Townhouse, Condo, Rentals):Single Family
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS TO BE CONSTRUCTED: Two
NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS: Two
Breakdown of Unit Types:
Sales Price or
Model # Sq. Ft. # of Units # Bedrooms # Bathrooms $ / Unit Rent
one 1305 one 3 2 $78,000 $ 90,000.00
two 1305 one 3 `2 $78,000 $ 90,000.00
NUMBER OF FLOORS PER BUILDING: one
F. TYPE OF REQUEST
❑ Rental New Construction x❑ Homeownership
New Construction
❑ Homeownership First -Time Homebuyers
SIGNATURE OF A
7PLIPANT
Mr. J. Velasco, Chairman DATE: /Zoe
41P
s�10ne and Title of Authorized Representative
DATE:
Signature of Authorized Representative
NOV,24-00 06!01 PM
+ ,. .. t
IMP,. QP COMM. DEVELOPMT
COLYN C. WARREN
pimcky
November 24, 1999
Of tarns
A; W
DONALD H. WAa'
fill fill' City Manager
0
Mr. Juan B. Jane, Executive Director
Edgewater &onomia Development Corporation
2697 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida 33137
Dear Mr. Jane:
At. its meeting of November 16, 1999, the City Commission directed the Administration to
prepare legislation for the Special City Commission Meeting of November 30, 1999'extending
existing contracts and funding amounts through March 31, 2000 to agencies providing housing
activities. The City Commission further instructed staff to base its funding recommendation for
the extended period on the performance achievement of the housing agencies in the 241h Year.
Staff has reviewed the 24`h performance record of the Edgewater Fxonomic Development
Corporation. and determined that your agency did not meat its contractual performance
requirements in the 24`h Year. Thererore, the Edgewater Economic Development Corporation is
not recommended for continued funding in the housing category beyond November 30, 1999.
Please be advised that the City Commission will be addressing future funding for housing
activities at the November 30t' Special Meeting, The City Commission maintains the exclusive
authority to approve Funding and the decision of this legislative body Is final relative to specific
allocations,
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Barbara Gomez -Rodrigues.,
Contract Compliance Manager, at (305)416-1978,
Si 4c¢#ely,
GWendOl n C, Warren
Director I ►
s r,��
0 e) � i JL
GWENDOLYN C. WARREN
Director
October 7, 1999
Mr. Juan B. Jane, Executive Director
Edgewater Economic Development
Corporation, Inc.
2697 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, FL 33137
Dear Mr. Jane:
DONALD H. WARSHAW
City Manager
The purpose of this letter is to confirm that we have accepted your Agency's Corrective Action
Plan dated September 24, 1999.
Please be advised that City staff will review your agency's implementation and adherence to the
above -mentioned Corrective Action Plan during the next monitoring visit.
If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Barbara Gomez -Rodriguez, Contract Compliance
Manager, at 305-416-1978.
Sincere ,
Gwendolyn C. Warren, Director
Department of Community Development
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 0 f i •d
444 S.W. 2nd Avenue, 2nd Floor/ Miami, Florida 33130/(305) 416.2080/Fax:.(305) 416-2090 ey _,L
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 330708-0708
EDGEWATER ktONOMIC DEVELO
PMENT CORP, INC.
September 24, 1999
Ms. Gwendolyn C. Warren, Director
Department of Community Development
444 SW 2nd Ave., 2nd Floor
Miami, FL 33130
Dear Ms. Warren:
elll�c'c�ay .✓
This is in response to the matters raised in your -letter of September 16, 1999, in reference to the
results of the second compliance monitoring review conducted by your staff on September 8,
1999.
FINDINGS
1. AUDIT
I want to take this opportunity to point out that although we made several requests for an official
response in reference to the City not accepting EEDC's Audit, we never received one. On July
15, 1999 a copy of the Internal Memo dated 6/30/99 from Mr. Romano to you in reference to
this issue was faxed to us.
Please be inform that we have been responsive to the concerns raised by Mr. Romano in his
memo. We have requested Mr. Abella to respond to Mr. Romano's memo. Mr. Abella and Mr.
Romano have indicated that they were meeting on September 20, 1999 to resolve this matter. As
of today, we have not been informed of the results of their meeting.
2. FISCAL
The monitors' statement that "EEDC does not adjust the year-to-date column when there are
disallowances in the reimbursement" sounds as though it is a continuing practice. These
corrections occurred in the last two reimbursements when the City's payment was reduced and no
explanations were provided to us with the check or within 10 days after receipt of the check. We
have finally obtained the individual line item disaaloowances and have corrected the year-to-date
and current month columns and forwarded copies to your staff, EEDC has always made these
corrections to reconcile the invoiced vs. reimbursed amounts.
In reference to the book reconciliation we do it every month as the bank statement reaches our
office also copies were provided to your staff.
2697 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137 * Phone (305) 571-1977 Fax (305) 571-9566
t
* EDGEWATER Q0111OMIC DE
VELOPM •NT CORP-9 INC.
Ms. Gwendolyn C. 'Warren, Director
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3. GENERATED REVENUES (Economic Development Contract)
Apparently the monitor did not take into consideration the report provided by the then Interim
Executive Director, Maria Quintana, to the City's staff in May 1999. This report identified the
total amount of $17,325.00 as Generated Revenues for the period of July 1, 1998 to June 30,
1999. The amount raised and previously reported to you exceeds the amount required by Article
4.2 of the City of Miami Agreement for Economic Development Activities.
Also I like to bring to your attention that Mr. Lorenzo A. Rodriguez is the President since June
1999 and your department was properly notify.
Please call me if you have any questions or need further information.
Sincerely,
� I
J .
Executive Director
cc: Mr. Lorenzo A. Rodriguez
Board Members
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Adm✓mon itor/monmsp! .urn
2697 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137 * Phone (305) 571-1977 Fax (305) 571-9566