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Home My WebLink AboutR-99-0263h_ J-99-299 4/19f99 RESOLUTION NO. 9 9" 263 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AUTHORIZING AND ALLOCATING FUNDS, IN THE AMOUNT OF $500,000, TO THE MIAMI BEACH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, PROJECT SPONSOR FOR THE ACQUISITION AND REHABILITATION OF AN EIGHTEEN (18) UNIT HOUSING PROJECT KNOWN AS THE FERNWOOD APARTMENTS PROJECT, LOCATED AT 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, TO PROVIDE PERMANENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW INCOME, PERSONS LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY; ALLOCATING FUNDS THEREFOR FROM THE FY 1996-99 HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA) PROGRAM GRANT ACCOUNT NUMBER 194006.590606.6860.94654, FOR THE PROVISION OF SAID SERVICES; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, TO EFFECT SAID ALLOCATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT. WHEREAS, the Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Program was created pursuant to the AIDS Housing Opportunity Act, and revised pursuant to the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992; and WHEREAS, Section 606(d)(2) of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 stipulates that the City of Miami, being the most populous unit of general local government in an Eligible Metropolitan Statistical Area (EMSA), not including county government, must be the applicant for the HOPWA Grant and be CM Mccobumam WETzkra or, ET' ua op APR 2 7 1999 N 99- 263 j It- �1 L allocated the related funding; and WHEREAS, the City of Miami has been awarded funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the implementation of the 1998-99 HOPWA Program Grant; and WHEREAS, on March 14, 1998, the City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 11643, which established a special revenue fund entitled "Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS Grant'' and appropriated $7,732,000 in funding from U.S, HUD for the implementation and administration of the 1998-99 HOPWA Program; and WHEREAS, on April 14, 1998, the City Commission adopted Resolution No. 98-402.1 which authorized the City Manager to submit the City of Miami's FY 1998-99 Consolidated Plan and the projected uses of said HOPWA funds; and WHEREAS, the HOPWA Advisory Board, at the June 15, 1998 HOPWA Advisory Board meeting, recommended allocating funds in the amount of $500,000 contingent on the award of Section 811 funding and $500,000 from the City of Miami Beach, to Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, project sponsor for the acquisition and rehabilitation of an eighteen (18) unit apartment building known as the Fernwood Apartments, located at 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida (the -'Project''), for the provision of permanent housing units for low income persons - 2 - 99- 263 .r. living with HIV/AIDS; and WHEREAS, in a letter dated November 30, 1998, HUD notified the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation that its application, pursuant to the Section 811 Capital Advance Program, had been approved, and Capital Advance Authority in the amount of $1,221,700 had been reserved, along with Project Rental Assistance Contract and Budget Authority in the amount of $44,200 and $221,000, respectively; and WHEREAS, Resolution No. 98-22980, passed and adopted by the City of Miami Beach on December 2, 1998, authorized funds in the amount of $787,800 from the City of Miami Beach's HOME Program to the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation for eligible community housing development projects of which $500,000 has been allocated to the proposed Fernwood Apartments Project; and WHEREAS, HOPWA Program funding is available from the City of Miami 1998-99 HOPWA Program Grant, Account No. 194006.590606.6860.94654, to fund the aforementioned eighteen unit project for the provision of permanent housing units for low income persons living with HIV/AIDS; 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 s z - 3 a 99— 263 ■ r" thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. The allocation of funds in the amount of $500,000 to Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, project sponsor for the acquisition and rehabilitation of an eighteen (18) unit apartment building known as the Fernwood Apartments Project, located at 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, is hereby authorized for the provision of permanent housing units for low income persons living with HIV/AIDS, with funds therefor hereby allocated from the FY 1998- 99 Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Program Grant, Account No. 194006.590606.6860.94.654. Section 3. The City Manager is hereby authorized!/ to execute all necessary documents, in a form acceptable to the city attorney, to effect said allocation and implementation of the Project. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective upon 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. 99- 263 t its adoption and signature of the Mayor�/. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27th day of _ April 1999. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR In *Modmme with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not Indicate approval of IftWegWation by signing it in the designated piece provided, cpid leois-!PVon luv 'fines effective with the elapse often (10) days from the to of ommi3 ' .Cticn mWding same, without the Mayor exercising a ve� ATTEST: WALTER J. FOEMAN SS : l 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. - 5 - 99- 263 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA ' INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission A: �:�- FROM: �onald H. Warshaw City Manager DATE: APR i 9 i999 FILE: SUBJECT: Resolution Allocating $500,000 in HOPWA Funds to Miami Beach Community Development Corporation REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda Item ENCLOSURES: Meeting of April 13, 1999 RECOMMENDATION: It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached resolution, authorizing the City Manager to allocate $500,000 in FY 1998-99 Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Program funds to the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, project sponsor for the acquisition and rehabilitation of an eighteen (18) unit housing project. The housing project, known as the Fernwood Apartments Project (the -- "Project"), is located at .935 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, and will provide permanent affordable housing opportunities for low income persons living with HIV/AIDS. Funding for the Project is being provided from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development from the FY 1998-99 HOPWA Program. BACKGROUND: At the April 14, 1998 City Commission meeting, through Resolution No. 98-402.1, the City Commission approved and authorized the City Manager to submit the City of Miami's FY 1998- 99 Consolidated Plan for planned use of funding from the Community Development Block Grant Program, HOME Investment Partnership Program, Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS Program and the Emergency Shelter Grant Program. Approximately $7,732,000 in funding was awarded to the City of Miami from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in connection with the implementation of the City's 1998-99 HOPWA Program. At the July 15, 1998 HOPWA Advisory Board meeting, the HOPWA Advisory Board recommended allocating $500,000 in FY 1998-99 HOPWA Program funding to Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, contingent on the award of Section 811 Program funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and $500,000 from the City of Miami Beach, in connection with the acquisition and rehabilitation of an eighteen (18) unit housing project, known as the Fernwood Apartments Project (the "Project"), located in Miami Beach, Florida. The proposed Project will provide permanent affordable housing opportunities for low income persons living with HIV/AIDS. On November 30, 1998 the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation received a letter from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, notifying the organization that 99- 263 t.- h- Ik,- their application under the Section 811 Capital Advance Program had been approved for $1,221,700 in funding for this Project. In addition, the organization was also awarded by U.S. HUD a Project Rental Assistance Contract and Budget Authority in the amount of $44,200 and $221,000, respectively for the proposed Project. On December 2, 1998, through Resolution No. 98-22980, the Mayor and City Commission of Miami Beach authorized allocating $787,800 in HOME Program funds to the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation for undertaking the development of eligible community housing projects in Miami Beach. Approximately $500,000 has been allocated to the proposed Fernwood Apartments Project. Funding for the Project is available from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development from the FY 1998-99 Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Program Grant (Account No. 194006.590606.6860.94654). In an effort to provide permanent housing assistance to eighteen (18) low income persons living with HIV/AIDS throughout Miami - Dade County, City Commission approval of the attached resolution is recommended. DHW/ ?BIG`C'W'/rI-VSA gg- 263 i 11 ya.CHANGE OF PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE FISCAL YEAR 1998 CONSOLIDATED PLAN , The Puhlic Hearing originally scheduled for April 13,1999 has been rescheduled for April 27,1999. This Public Hearing will be held anytime after 10:00 AM during the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting located at 3500 Pan Americpn, Drive, Miami, Florida. ! Federal regulations governing the City of Miami Housing Opportunities for Persons With Aids Program (HOPWA) the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, and its Consolidated Plan require that a participating jurisdiction provide citizens with reasonable notice of and the opportunity to comment on any substantial amendment to the City of Miami's 1998-1999 Action Plan. The City of Miami is proposing to reprogram $3,274,764 in available HOPWA funding from the Long Term Rental Assistance category to the Utilities Assistance and Permanent Housing Assistance categories. SOURCE OF REPROGRAMMED FUNDS AMOUNT FY 1998-99 Long Term Rental Assistance $3,274,764 RECOMMENDED REALLOCATION OF FUNDS Utilities Assistance $1,830,925 Permanent Housing Assistance $1,443 839 TOTA $3,274,764 ; The City of Miami also proposes to reprogram CDBG funds previously allotted to eligible Public facilities and Improvement activities to fund roof repairs needed at the Center for Haitian Studies facility located at 8260 NE 2nd Avenue: SOURCE OF REPROGRAMMED FUNDS AMOUNT 4 FY 1998-99 Allapattah Sidewalk Replacement $50,000 i FY 1998-99 Edison Little River Sidewalk Replacement 150,000 TOTA $100,000 RECOMMENDED REALLOCATION OF FUNDS Center for Haitian Studies Roof Repairs $100.000 TOTA $100,000 ' Accordingly, the City of Miami invites the public to comment M the reprogramming of HOPWA Program and CCBG Program funds by writing to: City of Miami Department of Community Development ' 444 SW 2nd Avenue, Suite 200 Miami, Florida 33130 Comments may be submitted during regular office hours, 8:00 am. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.H City residents have 30 days to submit comments on the proposed reprogramming before its im A person who desires to appeal any decision y any board, agency, or commission, with respect to any er considered at the meeting or hearing, will need a record of the proceedings. Such a person may need to - ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, including the testimony and evidence upon Arch the appeal is to be based. The City of Miami provides equal access and equal opportunity in employment and services, and does not € discriminate on he basis of handicap. AHA A407 1k,. ° �,¢ REQUEST FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS ON Bunt ,,,Pe THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE FISCAL YEAR 1999 CONSOLIDATED PLAN Federal regulations governingy the City of Miami Housing Opppportunities for Per With Aids Program (HOPWA), the Community Develo of Miami Block Grant (CDGB) Program, and its Consolidated Plan require that a participatin jurisdiction provide Citizens with reasonable notice of the opportunity to comment on any substantial amendment to the City of Miami's 1998-1999 Action Plan. The City of Miami is proposing to reprogram $3,274,764 in available HOPWA funding from the Long Term Rental Assistance category to the Utilities Assistance and Permanent Housing categories, SOURCE OF REPROGRAMMED FUNDS AMOUNT FY 1998-99 Long Term Rental Assistance $3,274,764 RECOMMENDED REALLOCATION OF FUNDS Utilities Assistance $1,830,925 f Permanent Housing Assistance $1,443,839 TOTAL: $3.274.764 The City of Miami also proposes to reproggram CDBG funds previously allotted to eligible Public Facilities activities to fund roof repairs needed at tf�e Center for Haitian Studies facility located at 8260 N.E. 2nd Avenue: SOURCE OF REPROGRAMMED FUNDS AMO FY 1998-99 Allapattah Sidewalk Replacement $ 50,000 FY 1998-99 Edison Little River Sidewalk Replacement $ 50.000 - TOTAL $ 100,000 RECOMMENDED REALLOCATION OF FUNDS Center for Haitian Studies Roof Repairs $ 100,000 TOTAL: $ 100,000 Accordingly, the City of Miami invites the public to comment on the reprogramming of HOPWA Program and CDBG Program funds by writing to: City of Miami Department Of Community Development 444 SW 2nd Avenue Suite 200 Miami,, Florida MI30 Comments may be submitted during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 .m., Monday through Friday... City residents have 30 days to submit comments on the proposed p reprogramming before its. implementation. This amendment will be considered at a Public Hearing to be held any time after 10:00 a.m., on April 13,1999, during the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting to be held at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The City of Miami provides equal access and equal opportunity in employment and services, and does not discriminate on the basis of handicap. A person who desires to appeal any decision by any board, agency, or commission, with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or hearing, will need a record of the proceedings. Such a person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Walter J. Foeman 3083 City Clerk Before you invest your hard-earned money, invest some time. Read "Your Money, " in Sunday's Business section. ADVE `'.3II11,9C1 ��, , 99- 263 t'. J-98-271 i 4/14/98 4- RESOLUTION NO 9 8 —4 0 fd A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENT, AUTHORIZING THE SUBMITTAL OF THE CITY OF ivIIAMI'S FY 1998-1999 PROPOSED CONSOLIDATED PLAN, INCLUDING A FY 1998 ACTION PLAN WITH PROJECTED USES OF FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG), HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS (HOME), EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG) AND HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA) PROGRAMS TO THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (USHUD); FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, UPON APPROVAL OF SAID PLAN AND GRANTS BY USHUD, TO ACCEPT THE SAME AND EXECUTE THE NECESSARY IMPLEMENTING AGREEMENTS WITH USHUD, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, AND SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE CITY CODE PROVISIONS, WITH THE COMMUNITY BASED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS, AS APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPLEMENTING NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SERVICES AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, FOR THE AMOUNTS SPECIFICALLY APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION, WITH FUNDS ALLOCATED THEREFOR FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED GRANTS AND PROGRAMS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIANII, FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to submit the City of Miami's Proposed Consolidated Plan for Fiscal Year 1998-1999, including a FY 1998 Action Plan with ATTACHME"T�,� CONTAINED CITY COMMISSIC MEETING OF APR 1 L ' s98 Reeolutao Na recommended funding projections for the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership (HOME), Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) and Housi, Opportunities for Persons with Aids (HOPWA) Programs, and a grant application for the four specified programs, to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD). Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized, upon approval of the Consolidated Plan and grants by US HUD, to accept and execute the necessary implementing agreements, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney. Section 3. The City Manager is further authorized' to execute individual contractual agreements, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, with the community based neighborhood organizations, as approved by the City Commission, for & purpose of implementing neighborhood economic development, social services and housing development programs, for the amounts specifically approved by the City Commission, with funds therefor allocated from th, aforementioned Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnerships Progams—, Emergency Shelter Grant, and the Housing Opportunities for Persons with Aids Program.. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of April , 1998. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR ATTEST: WALTER FOEMAN, CITY CLERK 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. i -2 99- 263 J C {, a I - fiM. SU MITTED aY� GWENDOLY3 WA REN COMMUN�TY DEVELOPMENT REVIEWED AS TO ACCOUNTING AND TREASURY REQUIREMENTS: LdURDES REYES, COMPTROLLER _1F1NANCE DEPARTMENT PREPARED AND APPROVED BY �. Z LINDA KELLY KEARSON ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY LKK/pb/cskW2335 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNr-c / �• - ,,-JO L EDWARD MAXWELL RIM CITY ATTORNEY wrbt Miam1 Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indicate approvr! of �V&WOrl by signing it in the designated place provided, said leg°slaticn =W&m% effective with the elapse of ten (10) days from the date of Ciss!cn acr;on wing tee, without the Mayor exer}g0veto. / lam, tier-�o�ian, C® -3- 99- 263 CD d: 119914999 CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS Page 5 PUBLIC SERVICES AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS No. APPLICANT CUR.ALLOC I REQUEST I CITY STAFF I C.O.BOARO I ED COMMITTq CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA 1 ACTION COMMUNITY CENTER S 307,500 $ -_ $ $ 377,500 $ 120,050 $ 30.750 1 307,500 $ - S $ 307,000 $ 20.000 $ 3 300,01D0 $ 20,000 $ S 292.663 $ 10,000 $ - TRANSPORTATION SE_RV FOR _ELDERLY 8 HANDICAPPED TUTORING & ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT YOUTH_ AGES 10.1 FOOD VOUCHERS FOR YOUTH IN AC A_DEMIC_PRO_ GRAM MULTIPLE SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY -_ CW _O_'f OT 'ALL ' 2 3 4 AGAPE ACADEMIC ENRICH AGA_PE ACADEMIC ENRICH ALLA_PATTAH COMM ACTION $ 277,950 $ 352,950 $ 302.950 $ 278.000 $ 300.000 $ 303,530 5 -6 ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS 3 48.550 $ 100.000 $ 40,550 $ 47,DD0 $ 45,000 $ 44,334 INTERVENTION PROD FOR NONVIOLENT OFFENDER CW ASPIRA _ _ _ 41,880 $_ 50,000 $ 41,580 $ 50,000 $ 41,880 $ 39,887 __ YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROJECT FOR 7.19 YEAR OLDS_ W_YN 7 ASSOC FOR USEFUL AGED I-S ASSOC FOR DEVOF EXCEPT BASIC TRAINING - 13,985 S 67,000 $ 35,000 $ 650,500 $ - $ 13,965 $ - $ 40000 $ 35.000 $ 25,000 $ $ 25,000 See Pa e 3 $ - $ 13,300 $ 12,500 FOOD/INFO/REFER/COUNSELING TO ELDERLY 8LOWINC VOCATIONAL TNG/JOB PLACEMENT DEV DISABLED9 ASSIST TO HOMELESS:HOUSING, FEEDINGBHLTH CARE L-He OT__� - $ 75,000 $ - $ 60,000 $ - $ - EMPL SKILLSIST_RUCTURES WORKSHOPS FOR CULT ACT OT_ 11 12 BOYS 6 GIRLS CLUB O_FMIAMI CCS/CENT HISP CATO CH CA $ 20.000 $ 22.700 $ 20,680 S 20,000 $ 20,000 $ 20,000 $ 19,048 YOUTH RECREATIONAL/EDUCATION_AL _P_R_O_J C. G_ GRAVE_ CHILD CARE PROGRAM IN WYNWOOD CG yyyN S 26,104 $ 22,700 $ 28,104 $ 22.700 $ 23,619 _13 CCS/CENT_RO MATER C_H CA S 83,59U _$ 73,200 $ 83,950 $ 40,000 $ 40,000 $ 68,000 CHILD CAR_BSERVICES IN LITTLE HAVANA Lhi 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 CCSICENTR_O WATER TEEN CCSRJOTRE DAMEE CHILD CRE CCS/SAGRADA FAM CHI CARE CHIIDFtEN S PSYCH_CTF2 CITY MIAMI PARKS DAY CARE CITY MIAMI PARKS DISABLED COC GR FAM3YTH INTER_CTR_ COCONUT_GROVE WRITERS COCONUT GROVE CARES CTR FpR F{AITIAN STUOIESV200,000 DEHOSTOS SENIOR CENTER $ 18.600 i _16,010 i 48,140 $� 21,500 S - 23,112 $ 18,600 S 19,070 $ 10,D00 $ 20,000 $ 10,D00 $ 20.D00 $ 17,715 $ 16,162 TEEN OUTREACH PROJECT IN LITTLE HAVANA CHILD CARE SERVICES IN EDISON LITTLE'RIVER _ CHILD CARE SERVICES IN LITTLE HAVANA - MENTAL HEALTH DAY TRE_ATM_ ENT FOR YOUTH 3-5 CHILDCARE SERVICES IN ALLAPATTAH_ ELR MOD CIT ( LEiSUREIINFO/REFERRAUTRAN_S FOR DISABLE_ D _ - _- AFTER SCHOOL CARE_�RECREATfO_N/HEAITH PROMOTION OF LITERATURE - ANTI GRAFFITTI PROJ: POSITIVE_ U_SE_ O_ _F ART TALENT FOOD VOUCHER PROJECT_ - -- - MULTIPLE SERVICES PROJECT FOR ELDERLY LH t[-R LH -CH CW � CV1 CG CG CG ELR WN -$55,360 $ 48,140 $ 48,000 $ 40.000 $ 45.549 $ $ 25.000 i 150,000 S _ $ i - S 15,00O $- 35,838 S 127,540 $ 35,838 $ 127,540 $ i - $ -^ $ 34,132 $ 72,500 $ _ 10,000 $ 72,500 $ 121,489 i _ $ $ 157,800 S 125,000 $ 15,000 $ - $ $ $ $ $ _ _ _ S 80886 $ $ 30,000 $ - $ $ $ $ - $ S 180,950 S 242,386 $ 180.950 $ 180,950 $ 180,950 $ 172,337 25 26 27 2e 122- 30 31 I .32 33 34 35 36 DOMINICAN AMER NAT FOUN DOROTHY MAE EPPS_ _ GR RAFAEL A. PENALVER CL_ EMPOWERING THE VISION _ EQUAL HOUSING FUND OF FL FIRST U_NITEO_M_ETH CHURCH F_OCAL GREATER BETHEL AMERICAN GREATER ST PAUL AME CHU HACAO -- HACAO HAITIAN AMERICAN FOUNDA $^ • _ $ 68,817 $ - $ - $ - $ 5,000 _ JOB TRAINING/PLACEMENT/COUN_SELING • ELDERLY SERVICES �NELIGIBLE•NON AGENCY REO� YOUTH MEO SCREENINGJSP_OR_TS FO_R YOUTH 5.1# CRIME PREV PROJ FOR AT RISK M_ID SCHOOL FEMALES FOODIO_PERATION_AL _EXPENSES FOR TRANS_ IT SHELTER MULTIPLE SERVICES _ PROJ FOR _ELD0 Y - - TUTELAGE TO STU_DENTS_/TRNG WELFARE MOTHERS _ HEALTH ED PROJ FOR AT RISK HIV/AIDS PER50_NS AFTER SCHOOL CARE (REC. COIfNSEL. EDUC) EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE TO_HAITIAN COMM_UN_ I AFTER SCHOOL PROG PROVIDE SOC/TECH BKiLLS ACCIILTIIRATUIN PRn lFrT INFniRFFf=nn i n qiL MC LH CW CW pT CW OT -CG ELR ELR , ••' S _ S_____ S - _ S_ S 15,900_ $ $� _ 30,000 - i--85150 i_ ; S_ 10,000 ; _ _98`433 _; $ - ' $ $ - i $ _ _$ - $ 20.000 S_ 2tT,068 $_ 156,301 _; �_ 25,000 S^ 2!0,811 $ - " ELESS TF $ 15.900 $ 52.196 S $ $ 20,000 $ - $ 15,000 $ Ho16ELE5S TF $ 15,143 $ _ $ • _ $ - $ - S 51,698 $ _ 70`080 S 94,500 $ 81.500 $ 110.000 $ 30,000.00 $ - S 10,000 $ 30,000 : 30,000 $ 25.000 $ 28,572 $ 22,000 $ 65,150.DO i. :._ $ _$,65,000 S_ _ ;_ $ $ 55.000 i - $ 62.049 S $ - $ a$1 MD S• -5 MD _2 _3 M_0 �S 5 2 _2 3 3 5 2 2 2 5 _2 _t 5 _3 ML 5 -2 5 5 2 5 5 a CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS Papa 2 r -•__ i 1lff•1!!f PUBLIC SERVICES AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS No. APPLICANT CUR.ALLOC. REQUEST i CITY STAFF C.D.BOARD ED COMMITT CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Dist From Previous Page = 1 26944b 4 4112 462 1 �0 ff3 1 40f 280 1 2f3 030 1 404 50f 37 HAiTUW AMERICAN FOUNDA ; - i 131,000 $ $ i - $ - WORKSHOP/COUNSELtNG1SOCIALIZATION ELDERLY.. 38 HAITUN AMERICAN FOUNDA ; 48,000 ; 92,000 ; 48,000 i 35,000 ; 48,000 ; 43,810 J08 TRAINING/PLACEMENT/COUNSELING -_ - rER _2 2 3! HAITIMI AMERIC_IN FOUNDA. ; 70,750 $ 70,750 $ 70,750 i 50,000 $ - i 67,382 .` CHILD ABUSE PREY/INTERVENTION 2 40 I]WTUW COMMUNITY CENTER $ 25,000 $ 53.148 $ 25,000 $ 20,000 $ 20.000 $ 23,810 SEWING MACHINE TRAINING S 41 HISPANIC COALITION $ 23,275 $ 76,000 $ 23,275 $ 28,000 $ 20.000 $ 24,167 JOB PLACEMENT/IMMIGRATION ASSIST FL_A_G_AMI AR_E_A C1N 4 42 JESCA $ 98,475 $ 108,888 $ 98,475 $ 100,000 $ 75,000 $ 93,786 MULTIPLE SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY - CID W 43 KIDC_O_CNIL55d E $ 62.590 $ 100,000 $ 82,590 $ 83,000 $ 62,000 $ 78,659 CHILDCARE SERVICES IN WYNWOOD WYN'5 44 _ KIDS IN ACTION $ $ 5,380 $ - $ - $ $ - _ _ VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS S iN N/A 45 L_I_ONS HOME FOR THE BLIND 49,6W $ 117,461 $ 49,800 $ 35,000 $ 49,6W $ 47,239 EDUCATIOWCOUNSELING SERVICES TO BLIND_ L_H 3 48 LITTLE HAITI HOUSING _$ $ 23,275 $ 35,000 $ 23,275 $ 10,000 $ 23,275 $ 22,167 _ TENANT EDI4CATION ASSISTANCE IN E_LR - ELR S 47 LITTLEHAV ACT d_NUT CTRS ; 259,575 $ 312.527 $ 259.675 $ 260.000 S 259.675 $ 247,314 MULTIPLE SERVICE PROGRAM TO THE ELDERLY CW MD 48 LITTLE HAV_ACT 6 NUT_CTRS $ 83,070 $ 82,492 S 63,070 $ 22,000 $ 22,0W $ 60,068 MED SCREENING/EDUC SERV TO ELDERLY LH 49 50 66i, JEW HM H_OSP FORAGED MIAMI BEHAVIORAL HLTH CTR_ $ 32,575 40,000 $ 32,575 $ 25,000 $ 25,000 $ 31,024 MULTIPLE SERV PR_O_G_ FOR THE ELDERLY AT LEGION P_K_ OUTPAT. MENT. HLTH SERV, SUBSTANCE COUNSEL ELR_ CG 2 $ 25,370 _$ $ 25,370 $ 25,370 $ 15,000 $ 15,000 $ 24,182 51 OVERTOWN COMM OPT CLUB $ 37,225 $ 59,500 ; 37,225 $ 40,000 ; 40,000 i 35,453 RECREATIONAUCULTURAL EDUC ACTIVITIES FOR Y_OU_T 01 52 NNN OV&tOWEIGH PARTNER $ $ 1,851,980 $ 36,287 ; - $ 38,287 $ - OPERATIONAL COSTS; VARIOUS OT PROJECTS OT 53 54 55 PHASES OF LIFE_ RICKY ISSAC_FOUNDATION_ S.W_SOCIAL SERVICES $�_ 18_1,142 $ - $ 70,000 $ 70,000 $ - CRIME PREV W/SOCIAL, EDC,UVOC, COUNSEL 8 REC _ -- _ -- - GUN BUY BACK PROJECT; EDUC, J_09 PLACEMENT MULTIPLE SERVICES_ TO THE ELDERLY_ F_ LAGAMI AREA CHILD ABUSE PREV PROJECT - - Mc C_W ELR , 4 S _ _$__ $ 70,125 _$ $�-98,ow - $ - $ ; - $ - $ 91,288 $ 70,125 $ 71,000 ; 70,125 $ 75,000 58 SCHILO COUNSELING CTR S $ 87,000 $ S - $ $ 57 ST AGNES RAINBOW_VILL DE $ 23,275 = 33,806 $ 23,275 $ 25,000 $ 25,000 b 22,167 SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAMVER IN OT_ON_W- OT 5 58 ST ALBAN'S DAY NURSERY S 28,275 $ - $ $ - $ $ _ NO APPLICATION SUBMITTED _- - - 59 ST JOHN COMM DEV CORP $ $ 130,000 $ $ $ $ UMBRELLA AGENCY FOR REFERRAL SERVICES IN OT OT 5 8d ST JOHN TOT CENTER $ 15.000 $ 90,270 $ S $ $ - CHILD CARE SERVICES IN OVERTOW_N 61 _ ST`PATRICK'S HLTH CRE CTR $ =_. $ 50 $ $ - $ - $ PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROJECT - - - ME0,000 ME fit TACOLC_Y ECON DEDEV CORP PK DAY CARE OWN AR $ 80,000 $ $ $ - S - _ TENANT EDUC, STRATEGY FOR SELF S_U_FF_ICi_ENC_Y_ CHILD CARE SERVICES IN OVERTOWN - COUNSELING_REC AND YOUTH LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES CHILD CARE SERVICES AT FOUR SITES - -- --- UPGRADE COMPUTER SYS/ADMIN SUPPORT - TO ESTABLISH A RESERVE FOR CITY COMAIISSION --�- - - _MC OT OT CW ELR 5 5 5 ML S _ __ $ _$ $ 2000000 $ $ 15.000 $ 15,000 $ 64 ®5 66 67 TROOP AND PACK 71 YMCA CHILD CARE CTR_F_OR HAITIAN STUDIES _ RESERVE FOR COM..DISPOS. TniAl MIR . -;, n snr np6`m __. _ $�_ $ 19_tlOU _S^ • _ $_ _ _ ._ _ $ _ 35,000 .� $ _ $ - $ - $ - 154,714 - - $ ._. I0;6 0a0 $ ` $ 19,000 $ $ 19.000 $ 40.000 S S $ i $- $ 135,945 $ 7,531 -! _ S 2.?66.nOf1 f 9 164 166 ?.14a,7RO 7.111 ?60 1 . w; 44n t ? %Am -)Rn �t= I sss-loss CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS PUBLIC SERVICES AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS Page ' ,S EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT ESG) NO. APPLICANT CUR.ALLOC REQUEST STAFF CA.BOARO D COMMITT9 CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION I TA IDist. lE BETTER WAY OF MIAMI S 20,000 S 55,726 $ 49.000 $ 49,000 49.000 S 49,000 HOMELESS SHELTER FOR MALE SUBSTANCE ABUSERS CW MD 2E NEW LIFE FAMILY SHELTER• $ 60,0W S BO,000 $ 80.000 $ 60 000 S 60.000 $ $0.000 SHELTER FOR HOMELESS FAMILIESISU_PPORT S_ERV •_ INFORMATION/REFERRAL PROJECT FOR HOMELESS ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS PERSONS. HSG., & FOOD— CW C_W_ OT MD MO 5 3E CITY OF MIAMI HOMELESS P. $ 246,000 S 347,000 S 347.000 $ 347,ODO $ 347,000 $ 347,000 4E IBASIC TRAINING S i 650,500 $ 25,000 $ $ 25,000 S 25,000 --� Now CD 130ARD RECOMMENDED 4E UNDER CDBO I PAGE 1 091 — 1 • APPLICANT NOT INCORPORATED• PROJECT PREVIOUSLY FUNDED THROUGH CHRISTIAN SERVICE AGENCY COMMUNITY 4- IM-191N CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS HOUSING PROJECTS Pape 4 o' ' 1 No. PROJECT NAME: CUR.ALLOC REQUEST CITY STAFF C.D.SOARD ED COMMrrTE CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION I TA Dist. 1 Allapattah Bus. Development $ 50.000 S 100,000 T 5-0.000 s 100,000 S 50,000 HOME PROG CDC Admin. Funded S 50.000 under HOME program.(See _ AL 1 Authority, Inc -� page_14 of 15 S 5) Allapatlah UM 2 Florida Housing Cam., Inc. $ 50.000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 HOME PROQ CDC Admin. Funded S 50,000 under HOME program (See , L_H 3_ page 14 of 15 0 5) Little Havens UM_ 3 E ewater Eco r. Development $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50.000 $ 50,000 _ CDC Admin.--New Housing-5 Si Ie-Fam!ty. _ [corporation Homes LJM In Edgewater-- 4 IDO Hoslos Senior Ctr., Inc. $ 50,000 $ - $ 50.000 $ $ Home Improvement Program for WY 2 20 low-income eldedy/hendicapped - homeownerI�V1/ynwood LJM-------_�—_- 5 10oconul Grove Local Devel. - $ 100,000 S 50.000 $ 100,000 $ 50.000 $ 50,000 CDC Admin. New Housing-5 units Ct; 2 - lCorporation. Inc. Single -Family homes/rehab. of 5 rental units UM -Coconut Grove 6 EqualFund of - $ 277,012 HOMELESS T $ - $ - HOMELESS T Fundlno for the rehabilitation of structure a - Florida. C tlon at 824 NW 3rd Street--32 SRO ��-�--• - -- •--- units for homeless veterans -UM --- -� � Little Havana (Highlander Retreat — - ---�--__—_ -_[ER 7 Equal Housing Fund of S 469,000 HOMELESS T S - S - HOMEL.ESS T Fundlrq for the aopWIon of structure 3Fbrida, 3Housl Corporation located al 824 NW 3rd Street-32 SRO units for homeless velerens-L/MLittleHavana H hlander Retreat)8 L,'nie Hang Housin _ S 50.000 S 80,000 S 50.000 S 80,000 S 50,000 S 50,000 CDC Admin. New Housi of 5Inc. 10 SI le-Famll homes-LIM_EdisorAittle River_9 East Little Havena Communes $ 100,000 s 300,000 S 100.000 $ 100.000 S 100,000 s 200, CDC Admin. New Housl ••140 units -3 Development Corporation - Condo/Townhomes and homeownership— `_ train n programs for homebuyars••UM _ — --�-- In Little Havana _� - -- -- 10 East Linle Fiovana Communil Development Coralion LH _ _- -s 1,000,000 HOME PROG. $ 300.000 $ - HOME PROG _ Project assistance to defray cost of re•develo ent expenses assacialed with 45-unit Latin Quarter Specilty Centera`--� --- --- ProJed••UM in Little Havana '-- `— -- — --_ _ •- --_ _- - --- _.- - - 350,000 SUB-7 HOUSING IS 300,0001 S 2,476,012 $ 360,000 S 830,000 S 360,000 ty- p.. 5 CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS Papa 6 lfff-/fff HOUSING PROJECTS NO1 PROJECT NAME CUR. ALLOC 1 REQUEST CITY STAFF C.D. BOARD D COMMITTE CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA Dist, From Previous PNJ� S 300,000 S 2 47f 012 380 m f30 0006 60 000 11 Refuel Hernandez Housigg $ 50,000 S 75,000 $ 50.000 S 90,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 CDC Admin.-New housing- 10 units _- _ CW MID and Economic Devel. Corp.Sinule-Family homes in Allapattah and nwood-UM- 12 Ratael_Hernandez Housing - _ S 125,000 HOME PROD. $ 110,01)0 $ HOME PROD, - Construction funding for develolmnent CW MD and Economic Devel. Co , _ of 10 units--S! le-Famll Homes In ___~..___ _ Ali ttah and nwood-UM_ - - l _ 13 CODEC. Inc. i 50,000 $ 85,000 $ 50,000 $ 85 000 S 50,000 S 50,000 CDC Admin.--New twusk�--148 units _ _,- CW AID H Section 202 Housl2g Project in Little Havana --Melrose Townhomes - Project In All ttah--UM 14 T ' Econoric Devel. - S 500,0W HOME PROD. S - $ - HOME PROG. Rehab. Fund! Assistance for _ _ _ MC 5 ._ Edison Towers Project - 1ST Economic Devel. -- $ 50.000 S - S S - S - CDC Admin. Housing Rehabilitation Y_- MC -, of Edison Towers Pro ect-UM Model City --- - - - - - - 18 Urban L ue of Grouter i 50,000 S 100,000 $ 50,000 S 100,000 S 50,000 S 50,000 CDC Admin. New Housir�i34 units_ -- ,y, Inc. Sfngle-Familym hoes in Model Ci17-UM _ .._MC- 17 _ St. John Community Devel. - - --00 S 50,0 - -- S 120.000 S 50,000 S 50,000 $ 50,000 HOME PROD. CDC Admin. Funded S 60,000 under HOME program. See OT _ 5 page 14 of 15 0 5) Overtown UM Housing Project In Overtown--UM - tti SEOPWRe-Develo ent s 450,000 379,9W S 379,900 $ 379,900 S 379,900 __ AdminWratfvefund) for the provision OTdOT 235 CRA _� of technical assistance to CDCs and - - ' -- f hausing developers in connection with the +_ development of 244 homeownership p units In Overtown for UM - -i- _ - families- 9 Tri Cil Commuail�r _ S 100,000 S 134.494 S 100.000 s 150,000 $ 115,000 $ 115,000 Home improvement/rehabilhalion of - Association, Inc. 35 Single -Family homes, ownerloccupied 20 -___ Tn•Crt Communll- units for L/M city-wide - - - ---- - -- $ �44,591 $ $ 80,000. $ - $ - Housingweatherization for 30 home- - - CW - - MC Association, Inc, owners --UM city-wide --^ - -_--- - -- - SUBTOTAL S 1,060,000 S 4,069,997 S 1 029 900 S 1, 56,000 S 1,044,200 $ 994900 N.- 19964099 CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 241th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS HOUSING PROJECTS Page 0"ti No, PROJECT NAME: I CUR.ALLOC REQUEST CITY STAFF I C.O.BOARD I ED COMMITTE CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA Dist. From Previous Page7 1 029 900 T 1 466 000 1 044 t000 91F4 900 21 Basic Training 406,5W HOMELESS T i 50,000 i - HOMELESS T _ _ _ _ FundIng fora uisillon/rehabilhation of OT 5 -^ structure located at 900 NW 71h Avenue --- - _ _---- for provIslon of housing for 50.100 - homeless Individuals In Overtown 22 SAME Development Corp. S 50.000 i 50.000 i 50,E i 50,000 $ 50,000 HOME PROD. CDC Admin. Funded S 50,000 under HOME e�ram. Sae _ _OT 5 of South Florida, Inc. 45-unit New HopelOvedown Housl 14 of 15 N 5 Overtown LIM - - --_- -_ -- 23 _page BAME DeveLolnent Corp. - S 400 000 ROME PROD. i 75,000 HOME PROD. HOME PROD. Construction funding for proposed New _ OT _ 5 of South Fbrkla, Inc. Ho Men Elder! Housingproject for _ _ - 40 - 60 ekledy Individuats. tocated at - - - --- 240 - 243 NW 91h Street-•UM-Overtown - ----- -- '. 24 _ No" HouWV Cooperative, Inc. - i 92,603 i 50,000 i - i 60,000 CDC Admin.-New construction---32-unit ----_-_-- - - ELHI 3 Villa Dr. Godo Condominiumproject-UM _ Little Havana 25 Greater Miami i 50.000 S 100,000 S 50,000 i 100,000 i 00.000 Funding to provide technical assistance -- -- �- �w Neiglibodwods. Inc. and ca cit bulMing to various CDCs In connection with the constructlonlrehab. of 700 units of affordetAe housl for LIM clt -wide 26 wn ToPark Plaza North, Inc. - S 1,250,000 HOME PROG. i 50,000 HOME PROD. HOME PROG. Funding for rehabllilallon of 169•unil OT b _ _-- Town Park Plaza North project.ain Pting_-, electrical, umblr , A/C units, sidewalk - - - Iandsca I.X-Overlovm 27 Town Park Vill a No. 1, Inc. - $ 1,500,000 HOME PROD. $ 50,000 HOME PROG. HOME PR . Funding for rehabilitation of 151•und Trnvn Parkyil- tame Na_i OT S Project Roofing, electrical umbl , A/C units — - i 27s Housi Oppprlundy Pro .Excel. S 65,000 $ 65.000 i 50,000 i 50,000 $ 50,000 To ovide Fair Housing Information 3 Reference Service _ CW MC - -" SUB,_ HOUSING S 1,730,000 244 900 S 1,215,000 S 7,941,100 S 1,229,900 i 1 184 900 lowlflfls CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS Page 6 HOUSING PROJECTS [NO4 PROJECT NAME: CURALLOC REQUEST CITY STAFF C.0.80AR0 0 COMMITT4 CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA 10ist From Previous Page 6 1 216 000 S 7,141,100 1.220, 900 1730 000 1 i 900 16 1.194.110 _ 20 New Washi ton He his $ 50,000 S S 50,000 $ 50 000 $ 50.000 CDC Admin.-New Housinq-%unh taemhomes-Overtown Courts lJM Community Development Overtown ---_- Conference, Inc.INew Concepts — --- Housing. Inc. 29 New WasWngton Heights S 1.300.000 HOMEISHIP S HOMEISHIP HOMEtSHIP Consimclion funding for the deve ent �. _ , _ OT i of 56 lownhomes--Overtwm Courts-lJM Community Deveb nl _ v Conference. Im./Now CorKepts I Overtown— . In. 30 Cil -wide Code Enforcement i 900,000 i 900.E S 900,000 i 77 000 $ 900,000 S 900 000 CK •wide S09 Enforcement, zoning and ^, _ _ CW mD sanitation code to reduco slum and hi' htht L1M-cit -wide I— ,. ......... . ��...n... iuct� t J4 nrn s am.000 i 200.000 $ S 100,000_ _$ 200,000 CK wide clearing of overgrown lots hilt -till CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS HOUSING PROJECTS Page 11--'4 No.i PROJECT NAME: CUR.ALLOC 1 REQUEST CITY STAFF C.D.BOARD ED CommrrTq CITY COMM. I PROJECT DESCRIPTION OTE Dist From Prevlou —Page -F 2 4l0 000 12,tt4 t1tT 2 t24 900 4 1,047.00 2 434 400 1 4 2.404.M _ ___ _ _ Funds to delra _prrd-development activities DT assodated with proposed 120-unit 2 5 DEEDCO, Inc. - $ 50,000.00 HOME PROD. i HOME PROD. HOME PROt3. - - - — Rok Tower project UM--Downlown 39 DEEDCO, Inc. - $ 8W,000.00 HOME PROD. S - HOME PRC743. HOME PROt3. Fund!ng for land acquisition of parcel_ - _ _ OT located at 400 Block of NW 4th Street for the development of a 78-unit Miami River Village project LIM-Downtown 2 _ MD —' 40 C• -wide Multi-Famll Housing$ 5W.000 $ 1.500,000 MORATORIUM $ MORATORIUM MORATORIUM Fundingfo he rehabilitallon of 100 CW Rehab. Program • sub -standard apartment unhs-LfM - - - -- - - - - cit -wile 41 Clt le-Famil Housing00 S 500,000 S 1,500,000 S 500,000 S - S 500,0 $ 500,000 _ Fund for the rehabilitation of _ _ __CW MD Rehab. Program 54 sub -standard Si le-Famll homes-L/Mchy-wide - t __ Furndl forof manual of �_ _-_ _ ._ CW housing units al least 40 ears old. totL-H-3 Encou a owners to rehabAm ve theirNes43 Pro ect construction lundlnq forOevelo Jubilee Yrllas Housing Project In- Little Havana-4JM 42 CAS of Miarnl Oepartmenl of Planning and Develop ent - i 30,000 $ - $ $ Jubbd6sCommunnY-_-200,000 HOME PROD. S 100 000 HOME PROD. HOME PROD. nt Corporation Jubilee Community end Corrporation — S 85,000 S 50 D00 S 35,DDO $ 35,000 S 50,000 CDC Admin. New Housin for lour 4 SDevelo housl 'eds ned In the totalling 389 unlls Gty--wideSenior Crime Prevention and S 55,000 S 60,754 S 55,000 S 80,000 S 55,000 S 55.DOO Home securit Installation for Victims Assistanceeiderlylhandicapped Town PaA� Plaza -South-- S - --- To rovide safe, sound and decent housing im�rovemenls S 900,000 S - S 50,000 S S - —SUB.TOTAL HOUSING— $3,646 000 S 17 290 370 S 3,229,900 S 2192 000 S 3,024,000 S 3,099,90 "G' 16- CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS 1lf1.1f/f HOUSING PROJECTS PAQ4 )16 No. PROJECT NAME: CURALLOC REQUEST CITY STAFF C.D.BOARD EDCOMMITT51CITY COMM PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA Dirt From Prsvbua Pago 3,64b,000 : t7 2f0 310 3 22f !00 2,192.000 7 3 024 00 1 S Off f00 TO ASSIST IN ACQ.OF SITE S PRE-DEV. COST OF A 30 47 W. Zion Development Inc. $ $ 150.000.00 $ 75,000 $ 100,000 $ 100,000 S 100,000 UNIT PROJECT AT NW 3M AV BETWEEN 10 & 11 ST� OT 5 46 Jubilee Com. Dev. C $ - $ 657,143.00 HOME PROD. $ HOME PROD. HOME PROD. FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SINGLE FAAi1LY HOMES _ ON CITY OWNED PARCELS _— — - -- CW MD 49 Groiaml ater MNe' hborhoods In $ $ 1,100,ODO o�ro... 1 t o+yaw FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 100 UNIT TEQUESTA KNOLL_ '— Opp-.$ VAW �..a Now APARTMENTS AT NW 14th ST AND 161h AVE. AL 1 r.oa.r 54 Word of Life Comm. Dev. Corp, S $ 100,000 i 25,000 S 150,000 i 100,000 3 100.000 CDC ADMIN.& TO REHABILiTAE SUBSTANDARD SINGLE OT% S. AND MULTIUNIT HOUSING IN OVERTOWN 3 MODEL C. MC 51 224 Housing Coop S S 375,DDO.00 $ S 370,000 S TO REHAB A 9 UNIT BUILDING AT 224 NW 12 ST._ OT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A 150 UNIT AT 23 ST & NE 2 A TO ASSIST IMPLEMENTATION OF LARED_O_ , TEXAS PLAN WY ^ CW 2 MD 52 Greater Mlarn! Ne�hborhoods 1 $i1,1$96,436.00 HOME PROD. $ - HOME PROD. HOME PROD. 53 Comm. Redevelopment A en S _ i. 450,000 $ 1DO,DDO S 350,000 $ 350.000 $ 100,000 _ !_ IN MIAMI TARGET AREAS 54 _^ East Lit1Je Hevena CDC $ — Y 700,000 HOME PROD, $ HOME PROD. HOME PROD, TO DEVELOP A 45 UNIT LATIN QUARTER SPECIALLY CT LH 3 55 Easl Little Havene CDC i i 335,570 rw $ Rop"W• a"— r« CDC ADMINIST. NEW 140 HOUSING UNITS TRAINING PR LH 3 50 East Linle Navana CDC -- i — FOR DEVEL. 15 UNIT 'RIVERSIDE GARDEN' PROJECT LH i 200,000 !HOME PROD. $ HOME PROG. HOME PROG. 57 58 Easl Lmte Havana COC Community Redevelo�manl A S S _�-_ i 100,000 FOR DEVEL. 80 UNIT *CASA GRANDE COND.' PROJECT FUNDED UNDER HOME PROGRAM Seepage 14 of 15 N6 IN T/0 .3 3 MD HOME PROO. s HOME PROG. HOME PROG. $ 262,322 IHOME PROG , i HOME PROG, HOME PROG, — Projsclr mint: 1) educe operating expenses of the City or 2 Increase tax bars. TOTAL HOUSING { 3,645,000 1 S 23,464,521 1 S 3,420,000 S 3 162 000 $ 3,574,900 $ 3,399,900 1f11 is$$ CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Pap` 10 No.1 APPLICANT CURALLOC REQUEST CITY STAFF C.D.BOARD D CO MITT C COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Din 1 AN ah Bus. Dev. Aulhortt $ 80,0W f 100,000 ` ° • 100,000 • • ° • • • "°• Administrative Fundy 1 2 Better WaWay of Miami _ $ - _ $ 287.858 $ - $ $ - $ - _ _ Equipment Purchase for New Business - - MD 3 Cvconul Grove LDC i t34,250 f 200,000 • • • $ 100,t)aD • • • • • • - - •"• Administrative Funding rA - 2 4 Commercial Facade • NET i 100,000 S 425.00 $$ 425,D00 $ 200,000 $ 425,000 _--...- Commerdal Facade for Target Areas MO 5 Commerual Facade • Planning $ $ 250,000 $ - Salad Business Condor Facade ik 8 Commund-y_Econ. Opportunity $ $ 75,000 $ - $ 75,0W $ - $ - Business Assistance Administrallon - - - AT 5- 7 DEEDCO -- S 50,000 $ 70,000 wITmmm mHoRAwN wmtauwN wrrttow►wrr ••• Adminlstrative Fundir► -- wnt+ow►ww - - - CW MD 8 Dowrdown Miami Partnership $ 80,000 S 60,000 • • • $ - • • • " • • "" Administralive Funding OT 2 9 Edgewater Economic Dave S 56,000 $ 56,000 • • • $ 58.000 "• • , • • "" Administrli rve Funding_------ __._ _ - 1My 2 10 FIU Women Business Center $ $ 150,000 $ - $ $ - f - . _.. .. _ -- • -- Training Prod. for Low/Mod Income Women CW _ MD 11 Lntin Cmmber of Commerce $ 150,000 S 175,000 $ 150,000 S 175.000 $ 150,000 S 150,000 •`• Adminlstrallve Funding _ - - -- - -- -- GW MD 12 Little Haht t-i�_ _ S ---- _- S 119,850 .$ 88,000 $ - S 50,000 $ - $ - Administrative Funding for Micro-Enterprlse •'• Administrative Funding _ _ ELR 5 13 LIt11e Havana Dev. Authority _S 120.000 • • " $ 120,000 • ° • • • ° 14 I�Aelro Mlaml COC ' $ _$ 100.000 $ S $ - $ - - • AdminWrallve Tundirr�` W/A 15 Miami C al Dev. Inc. $ 250,000 $ 325,000 $ 250,000 $ $ 250.000 $ 250,000 - _- - -Administrative Fundir�_V CW 18 Miami CepM!l Dev. Inc. $ S 200,000 $ - $ - $ - $ - - Working Capital Loan Fund • Administrative FundinV__ _ Cyy p I 17 New Washington Hel�hts S S 50,000 $ - $ - $ - S - 18 Overtown NET Chy of Mlaml S $ 1D0,000 $ - $ - $ - i - Ovartmm Miao-Loan Program OT 5 19 - Pierre Toussant -----H.C.C. S 5-4.750 $ 04,000 S 64 000 • • • • • • •Administrative Funding --_-ELR S 20 Pierre Toussanl H.C.C. S - $ 50.000 $ - $ 50,000 $ - i - _ Administrattve Funding for Loan Program __ ELR 5 21 Rafael Hemandet E.D.C. $ 25,D00 $ 50,000 • • • $ 50,000 • • • • • • • Adminlstralive Funding - - -_+ - - WY -" 2 - 22 Small Business Opportunity Clr. $ WSW S 100,000 ° • • S 95,000 • • • • • • - - - - " Administrative Fundt_-gtr - LH 3 23 St. John Commun_tyDev. Corp. $ 50,250 _$ 110.000 • • • i 100,ff00 $ 25,0D0 $ - • `• $ 100,000 • • • $ .100, "'• Administrative Funding --- - - - - - Business Development E? Training - - ---- ` -� ------ "_"' OT CW 5 -MD 24 Ner�hborhood Jobs Program $ $ 350,000 25 Neighborhood Jobs Program S 23Q,000 S 350,000 $ - S - S S - - - -- - First Source HIr1nQComp{iance CW MD little Haiti Job Creation Plata $ $ $ $ 225,000 i 225,040 _ _ _ Loam Grant Pr ram on Job creation _ ELR _5 • • • CBO Incentive Fund A. 800,000 $ 700,000 $ - $ 700,000 S 475,000 -- - _--- -'-" -- - - TOTAL ECONOMIC OEV. PRO 1,383 400 $ 4,663,064 1 826 000 1i60 000 11,82 000 1 826 000 s i 1996-1999 CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS PUBLIC FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS Page 11 of 16 N0.1 APPLICANT I 1 ASSOC-FOR DEV.OF EXCEPT. 2 CENTER FOR HAITIAN STUD 3 CENTER FORAI HTIAN STUD 4 CITY MIAMI COMA. REDEV.AG. 5 CITY MIAMI DOWNTOWN NET 6 CITY MIAMI FIRE RESCUE OPT 7 CITY MIAMI NET IN_TER.ASSIS0,000 E CITY MIAMI NET CORAL WAY$ 9 CITY WW NET_ SW COC.GR0,000 10 CITY MIAMI NET SW COC.GR0,000 11 CITY MIAMI PARKS & RECR.0,000 12 CITY MIAMI PLANNING 8 D.D$ 13 CITY MIAMI PLANNING 6 D_.D_ 14 CITYMWJIIPLAfJNING � D.D__ i5 CITY MIAMI PLANNING lL D.D 18 CITY MIAMI PLANNING is D.D__ CITY MIAMI PLANNING3DDi, 19 CiTY MIAMI PLANNING & D.DP 20 CiTY MIAMI PUBLIC WORKS 21 CITY MIAMI PUBLIC WORKS 22 COCONUT GROVE LOCAL DEV 23 COCONUT DROVE LOCAL DEV 24 DE HOSTOS SENIOR CENTER CUR ALLOC I REQUEST C S AFF S - S 80 000 S S 150,000 f - f 125,000 S 225,000 S f M0,428 S 440.428 S S - - f 33,000 f 0W S 500,000 $ 250,000 S 250,000 f 250.000 S $ 500,000 f - i 30,000 f S 483r_- $ 800,000 S - 150,000 f - S184,850 S - -__ 3�. i C. , O D 80 000 $ 130,000 $ 200.000 0 CO TT SO 000 f - f f_ - C comm. S 50,000 $ f S 440,428 PROJECT DESCRIPTION TO BUILD A PROFESSIONAL TRAINING KITCHEN PURCHASE a REHAB A HOUSE FOR "TIAN R/A YOUTH COMPLETION OF PURCHASE 3 REPAIR CH8 PROPERTY TO MEET SECTION 108 LOAN GUAR.DEBT SERVICE TO CREATE MEMORY ASPIRATION THRONES _t_8' HIGH__ FIRE STATION RENOVATION - V INTERIM ASSISTANCE SPECIAL REMOV_A_ L O_F T_R_A_S_H _ NET OFFICE AT SHENA_NDOAH PARK COMPLET E-C-REATION_CENTER AT VIRRIC_K PARK - WEST LANDSCAPING BEAUTIFICATION PROJEC TARGET AREA PARKS IMPROVEMENT _ - SIGNAGE PROGRAM FOR THE MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT 18th STREET FISHING PIERDESIGN AND CONI TRUCTtO LITTLE HAITI NE 2�d AVE. COMM. CORRIDOR_ ENHANCE 151h AVENUE IMPROVEMENT JA4tA RICA BOULEVARpI PALM GROVE PEDESTRIAN STREET LIGHTING DESIGN AND CONST.PEOESTRIAN, BICYCLE 6MOTOR P ----------._._......._.._. _ - TOR TOWER THEATER REHABILITATION PROJECT TO THEATER INTERPRETIVE C_EtJTER DESIGN TO PROVIDE MODERN SAFE SIDEWALKS FOR AREA NE 25th STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT _ LAND ACQUISITION FOR GOO_MBA_Y PLAZA CREATION OF A COLLABORATION WITH PARKS/POLICE TO PURCHASE BUILDING FOR DHSC FOR HEALTWOTHE TA CW ELR. LR ELR OT DT CW CW LH CG CG CW ELR WY ELR PAC ELR17 LH- LH HT0:'00 LH ELR WY CG CG_ WY Dist. MD _ 5 5 S 2 MD 4b 3 _ 2 2 MD_ �5 2 ] 3 5 2 2 2 2 f 33,000 f - f $ - f 250,040 f 30.000 f - f S $ - $ 200,13W i - $ - f - $ - E - f i i - $ - $ - $ f 250,000 f - f - $ i- i - f - S - _5_ i �240,000 f S 25,000 f - f f i S S - S - -- 150,000 f i 250.000 f - - f 40.000 _ - S S - -- f S _ __ _S f - f $ - _ _$ 400,000 i S $ 100,000 f $ 250,000 $ 585,000 $ S f 11000,000 $ $ 18U,950 $ 2D0,000 f - S $ - i f - S i - $ 300,000 f $ f - f f f $ f 25 DEEDCO $ 155,000 f 40D-000 S - S 75,000 $ f NE 791h ST MEDICAL CLINIC OFFICE BLDG.PRE-DEV CO - ELR 5 _� EDGEWATER EC. OEV CORP 27 FL NE LIT IC_C_T_DAN_CE Co 25 GREATER MIAMI SERVICE C. 29 HAITIAN AMERICAN FOUND_AT. 30 HAITIAN AMERtCAN_FOUNDAT. 31 HOPE CENTER INC �^ -~--SUB•TOTAL $ -_~_f 100,000 $ S _ S 77.000 S S~ 75,000 S_172, 000 f S- S A 200.0_00 $ i _ 125,000 i 140,000 i - i - S 37,000 $ $ - f f NE 251h STREET CURB lL SIDEWALKS I_MPROVEM_ENT TO RENOVATE_&_ RECONFIGURE FLOOR SPACE DAN_C_E REHAB OF PUBLIC FACILITIES AS JOB TRAINING__ TO PURCHASE BUILDING FOR COMMUNITY CENTER _ EXPANSION OF CREOLE MARKETPLACE TO REPLACE TILES IIV THE KITCHEN AND CARPETING - -� W_ Y O_T CW_ ELR ELR LH�- 2 5 MD 5 5 3 f 50,000 S f S 100,000 $ 100,000 S -� f $ $ - $ 50,000 S f i 10,000 f - f $ 3,934,376 1 S 1,987,074 1 $ 260,00 ; 1 3SS 000 1 S 250,000 15 740,4207 ti- tl.- ■ CZi 1NN•19sl CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS PUBLIC FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS Page 12 ^"6 From Previous Y IGL-LA NUEVA JERUSALEM 43 44 45 47 48 49 i s,v s4,sro S - i S r,.or,vru 500,000 i Lw,wv - a ,, ....,.... $ - i --- --- - -- - = ACQUISITION OF FACILITYU FOR DAYCARE CEN_T_ER_ OT 2 i INNER CITY SPORTS $ $ 600,000 $ i 110,000 $ - S - TO RENOVATE OLD DORSEY LYBRARY BLDG CYII MO _ I MARTIN LUTHER KING EC.DEV $ i 450,000 $ - $ - $ - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY REVITALIZATION EUM BLIG_H_ 1.1C 5 i MUUAI BEHAVIORAL HEALTH C $ 25,370 S 224,250 ; - $ - $ - BEHAVIORAL HEALTHSPACEDEVELOPMENT _ _ CG 2 ! MIAMI DOWNTOWN DEV,AUTH i 1,000,000 $ 1,000.000 i - $ - $ - FLAGLER MARKETPLACE STREETSCAPE _ __ _ _ OT 2 i MODEL HOUSING COOPERAT. $ - $ 100,000 $ $ - $ - BUILD 2 OFFICES AND 32 HOUSING UNITS LH 3 6 OMNI ADVISORY BOARD $ $ 345,000 $ - 0345.ODO S - $ - SIGNS FOR ARTS tL ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT GATWYi OMNI ADVISORY BOARD $ - i 275,000 $ - $ $ PEDESTRIANlSAFE-ZONE AT OMNI_BAYSIDE — DT 2 9 OVERTOWN ADVISORY BF2D. $ - $ 79,000 S $ - i -RENOVATION AND UPGRADING OF_OA_B OFFICE _ OT 5 1 SPRING GARDEN CIV ASSOC. $ - $ 20.000 S $ 10 000 $ 10,000 TO DEVELOP A PARK IN UNIMPROVED LOT 1094 NRD _ OT S_ SUBTOTAL PUBLIC FAC. $ IMPR $ d,959,748 $ 11 580 328 S 250 000 $ 2,9 00.850 S 2,613,000 S ; $ 260,000 $ 750,425 __— ,. ___-__._ __-..•,.. 2,289,t180 $ 2.250.422 Ci lde Stre+ts i Sidewalks DORSEY LIBRARY RESTOR. $ _ S 100.000 $ - S - $ - $ - RESEARCH AND SURVEY _EXPENS_ES FOR LIBRARY BL OT 5 EDISOWLR STREET IMP.PH.2 $ $ ; $ _ $ $ $ $ S $ 1.560,000 775,000 80,000 615.594_ 135,000 $ - $ - S - $ - S $ $ $ - $ $ - $ $ - $ $ TO PROVIDE MODERN STREET SYSTEM WITHIN W T S - PROVIDE STREET IMPRO_V- RESURF.CCURBS. SI_DE_WALK - S TO INSTALL SOD OVER P_O_RTO_N OF FIELD AND FENC_E_I_ $ - ARCHITECT DESIGN COST OF NEW TRAINING CENTER - $ OZONE WATER TREATMENT IN CITY _POOLS _3 METERS- ELf • MC CW~ CW MD CW MD__ MODEL CITY STREET IMPROV. ORANGE BOWL FIELD IMPRO 0 MIAMI POLICE TRAIN. CTR.DE WATER TREATMENT ALL POO CEMENTERY LIGHT t1 FENCIN $ — +_ _S _110,000 S $ 110,000 $ S INSTALLATION COST OF STEEL PICKET FENCE Q LIGHT _W_Y 2 AIR CONDIT.REPLAC.CITY FAC - S $ ENERGY EFFICIENCY A/C SYSTEMS AT VARIOU S LOCA CW MD $ $ 1.149,000 k»aaw. 50 MODEL CITY STREET IMP.PH. _S__ S $ $ $ $ TO PROVIDE MODERN STREET SYSTEM WITHIN MODEL $ TO PROVIDE MODERN STREET SYSTEM WITHIN ALLAP MC AL 5 i $ $ 2,040,000 ; $ $ 2,985,000 ; - 51 ALLAPAT_TAH STREET IMP.PH2 52 ORANGE BOWL RAMP REPL. _ $ $� 250,000 S $ - i TO REPLACE 4 RAMPS AT 08 STADIUM FOR PUBLIC A_C CW MO 53 LQ CALLE 8 CORRIDOR IMPR. _ $ $ 300,000 S - $ $ REPAIR CITY OWNEDLIGHTING FIXTUR_E_S_ IN C_ALLE 8 LH 3 54 LATIN Q. SPECIALTY CTR. $ 5900_000 $ - $ v $ ECONOMIC AND PUBLIC FAC. IMPROV_ LH 3 C.GR_AND_E PRJ.E.D_. 6 P._F. _ $ $ 350_000 ; $ $ ECONOMIC AND PUBLIC FAC. IMPROV IH 3 OVERTOWN CULTCTR.PLAN i S 50000 S $ r_$ 7.500 $ PLANNING, DESIGN, LAND ACQ.STUDY. UNDER 20%CAP OT 5 57 Miami Comm Police Benev. A._ S S 114,899 ; - 174,699 $ - S ACQUIRE/RESTORE HIST BLDG;IST'BLACK PRECINCT' OT 5 RESERVED FORCOMMISSION S S $ S 500,000 S RESERVE FOR CITY COMMISSION ---- -- —S 59y -- Train Bldg - -- - - S S --- — - —— ; - $ $ 200,000 REHAB OF 224 NW 12 ST FOR COMMUNITY TRAINNING O_ T 5 TOTAL PUBLIC FAC. a IMPROY.22,969,922 S 3,170 860 S 2 897.699 S 3 067 160 $ 200 860 "' TM recommended allocation far Ci of Miami Street and Sidewalk tmprovemertts to be �ro�r h'_....-. -- '�na� allocated among the afyhl G;8! TarQet Arees by Public Works. - (a� _.- Protects m ! reduce operate - expenses of the City of Miamlt or 2! Increase Ili tax base _ CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS / Mt-1111t GRANT ADMINISTRATION Papa i 15 PROJECT NAME: CUR.ALLOC RE UE8 C 8 AFF C.D. O D M C CO M' PROJECT DESCRIPTION TA DialGRANT RNO. ADMINISTRATION $ 3.056,000 i 3,131,000 3131,000 3 131 000 i 3,131,000 MANAGEM. MONITORING BUDGETING AUDITING 3 HUB _ ADMW13TRATION TOTAL 3.0 ,000 --- — ---_ --- — -- CDBG FUNDS GRAND TOTAL i 16 t1414!< i 13 3d3 w0 i 13706000 i 1332 N® i 13 705 000 i 13 705 0006. _ CDBG TOTALS ALLOCATION CITY STAFF REC CD BOARD REC. ED COMMR REC CRY COMM REC LJC SERVICES ANO SOCUkL PROGRAMS _ ' Statut Cap: 15% of $ 15,855.000- It 2,24S,2SS i 2,34100 1 2121S,20S 11 2.3".1144 'No Cap 1 1,S2�,MS 1 SiSJIM S 1,S2S,SM CNDMIC DEVELOPIAENT AND COMMERCIAL REMA&IITATION _ ' No CaP _ _ 1 7Ab�S i 2,1M M / 3,04AS WHNo CS / 7,iTS SN 1 2/iT,11S t 2,Si7,1M 6tJC FACSJTIES IMPROVEMENTSStatuto W-IVS,674,Ab" C : 20% of i15,855,000= S 2,a1,Ma / s,1s1,4oe 1 / 2,1S1,Ne Mra-TRATTONWTOCON — CW MlsdPtootamincorr JIM-991, _.- -. _ __--•. -- t 9,22t,SH 1 12.rM.lM - -- GRANT AMOUNT F.Y.1N7.1161 F.Y.1SM•1009 ONlusnos • / 2,NS,11% C060 ESTIMATED PROGRAM INCOME to_De.aoudad as biro va:_ 11A MMWn foe Mau" Rahab Statlon Loan Pt!ymirn -_-_ _y_ — COMM. DEV. Six. GRANT $ 13.106,000 S 12,655,000 i 451,000 — - IwMEW227MENTPART. Poomal $ 4,203.000 S 4.520.000 $ 317,000 C'N't_--- I EMERGENCY W1ELT"0.(ESG S 348.000 501'000 S 155,000 1 1A Million fa MimM Capital Daysl V—,A r►o. kKkx 4p— 1louso. OFF. FOR P. ANA MOPW _S $ 8,532,000 $ 7,732,000 i 1,100 000 Ptoku D.w«y coal $ • ' S 1N,0M city of MLmg O n owLion adlvtUas. GRAND TOTAL $ 26.487.000 S 25.406,000 : 1,079.000 ' --- _ - S 100,00 MOME ESTIMATED PROGRAM *ICOME ISSt•20N Nate: 7ha amount used for calculation o/ Social Programs and Administration caps Is the 1996.1999 CDBG allocation: $12,655,000 plus Estimated CDBG Program Income: $ 3,000,000■ $15,655,000.' {:r 1 Ni41110 CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 24th YEAR PROJECT PROPOSALS Page 1 11 HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM IHOME) No. APPLICANT CUR.ALI.00 11 REQUEST -CITY STAFF i C.D.B AR0 D COMMITTE CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION I TA Diet. t HOME Mulil-Faml[y New Cons1.P I T000,000 = 1,000 000 1 125,000 $ 1,125,000 1,125.000 Provides finandal assistance to ale developers and CDVsl for new hous!ng development. Cw — 2 HOME Wu-'R;Famll Rental Reh F —__-- S - $ 500,000 $ Provides financial assistance to fxivate developers for houwK rehabUflalbn of muhl(amlly rental buildi s (-See--- We) CVII S 1.250.000 S 1,000 000 3 HOME Homebu er's Financing P $ 500,000 $ 500.000 $ 1,000 00o $ 500,000 $ 1,000,000 Provides first and/or second mortgage financing to now home buyers CV4 — 4 HOME Comm. Housing Dev.Org. S 1,032.700 $ 1,282.700 $ 1,043,000 $ 1,943 000 $ 1,943,000 _ Provides financial assistance to CHODO's for the deveb�m. of afforda!fthousing units CW 5 — HOME CHDO Administration Prp V - -- - -- — — a) Allapattah taus. Dev. Author. S 50,000 S 100,000 S - $ 100,000 $ - CDC Administration. New Housing 21 Units Rafael Paza t1M AL - 1 b Flo a HousingCoop. S 50.000 $ 50,000 S - $ 50,000 $ CDC Administration. New Housing18 Units Barcelona P UM LN - c St. John Comm. Dev. Corp$ 50,000 S 120,000 S $ 50.000 $ CDC Administration, New Housft 117 Units Cwenown TH L Ol t3AME elopment Corp.S 50,000 1 $ 50,000 $ $ 50,000 $ - CDC Administration. New Housing 45 Uniis Overiown TH UM OT HOME MomeDuyoti Pie•Ouellf. e ---- - - i Cornmuntl Red !t en S S 262,322 S - $ S 262,322 Homebu er ual ram to assist OT.homebuyars� OT 5 7 HOME P_rt�om Administration S 420,300 S 420,300 $ 452,000 S 452.000 $ 452,000 Hous!ng d livery cost of Im emenlatio- - HOME Program We. At the March 10 Public — -- H!annq. Staff recommendations --" --- --- --, iwere modiried to _move the — - — — -- — - $50Q000 allocation from 02 to — — -- --- - - In HOME saalble adjAw -- -•—.--•-_—_-- _I TOTAL f- PROGRAM �—{104.000sarYnaWp+oWamlmmm1obern+llotatod— -- _-- ,782,322 4,403,000 1 4,795,322 4,520,000 I 4,770,080 `k- CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PROPOSALS 1Sle-lost HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS PROGRAM (HOPWA) Page 16 No. APPLICANT CURACCO C STAFF HOPWA ORD ED COMMITTE CITY COMM. PROJECT DESCRIPTION7�01c� Dist 1 Short Term Mort ent Assist. 3 1,215,478 1 312.6% 1 312,894 Provide start term emergency torus! assistel ible HIV/AIDS households.2 Long term rental assistance S 5,558.473 3 4.637,653 S 4,637,653 Provides rent subsidies to el ible HIVIAIDS h 3 Housing QualityStandards Insp. S 108,157 $ 87,372 S 67,372 Inspection of housing units as required by US HUD CW _ MovingExpense Assurance $ 54,093 t - i Provides assistance to persons with HIV/AIDS w/ movl a CW ra5 Resource Went. Devi Plan.0 S 162,250 S 105,155 S 105,155 To deveb c8 to identf housi needs of HIV househ CW Utilities Assistance S 665,619 $ 569.075 S 589.075 To sslsl HIV/AIDS hshlds. with connedion fees (or utilities ^ CW 7 Fau Housft Assistance $ - S - $ For legal representation In eviction & housing desc4nT-'cases C1/V 8 Operating Subsidies $ 540,934 S 350,260 S 350,260 Funding for support services for clients living independently CW 2 Emergency Housing Assistance $ 231.520 $ 308,187 S 308,187 For emergency housing assurance to HIV/AIDS households CW T W Special Needs $ S 131,444 S 131.444 For special needsassistance to HIVIAIDS hoseholds CW 11 HOPWA Program Administration S 284,960 $ 231.960 $ 231,960 Delivery cost for Implementation of HOPWA program 12 Permanent Housing $ S - i - For long lean living assistance to HIVIAIDS hoseholds CIN V SUB -TOTAL S 8,799,544 S 7.732.000 S 7,732,000Assistance ]South to Cure Aids Now' S 32.456 S - S Florida Jail Ministries' $ - $ - $ -_- ^-- -- - - — - — TOTALHOPWAPROGRAM -- -"-'- - '. "-- — 8,832.000 5 7,732,000 7,732.000 4 I Z/ I J•98-267 2127/98 � 11643 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FOUR (4) NEW SPECIAL. REVENUE FUNDS UNDER THE FOUR TITLES LISTED BELOW AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF EACH OF THE FOUR (4) NEW SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS IN THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED AS FOLLOWS: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (TWENTY FOURTH YEAR) - $ 12,655,000, HOME IIYVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP (HOME) GRANT - S4,520,000; EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG) S501,000; AND HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA) GRANT - S7,732,000; AS APPROVED BY THIr U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD); FURTHER APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF S3,000,000 FROM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ,SBLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM INCOME TO BE ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS: $1.5 MILLION FOR . THE `HOUSING REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM; S 1.4 MILLION '-FOR MIAMI CAPITAL. DEVELOPMENT INC. ' REVOLVING LOAN FUND PROGRAM AND S 100,000 FOR BUILDING DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES; FURTHER APPROPRIATING THE -SUM OF S200,000 FROM ESTIMATED HOME PROGRAM INCOME FOR A TOTAL APPROPRIATION OF S28,608,000; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. WHEREAS, it is anticipated that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD") will award to the City of Miami a grant of S12,655,000 entitled "Community Development Block Grant (Twenty -Fourth Year)" to provide community development activities for the period commencing June 1, 1998, and ending May 31, 1999; and . 11 99 263 t_ '3 WHEREAS, the City of Miami Department of Community Development projected tt program income amounting to S3,000,000 will be generated during the period comr, June 1, 1998, and ending May 31, 1999; and WHEREAS, HUD approved the programming of said anticipated program income S3,000,000 to provide community development activities for the period commencing June 1998, and ending May 31, 1999, as set forth in Housing and Urban Development Rules ar. Regulations Subpart 1, Section 570-506, paragraph (c); and WHEREAS, City of Miami Department of Community Development recommends th allocation of the~ 6 3,000,000 program income as follows: S1.5 MWon for the Housin, Rehabilitation Loan Program including delivery cost; S 1.4 Milfion for Miami Capital Developmen Inc. Revolving Loan Fund Program, including delivery cost; and S 100,000 for Building Demolition activities in the City of Miami; and ..>.t WHEREAS, it is anticipated that HUD will award to the City of Miami a grant of $4,520,000 entitled "HOME Investment Partnership" ("HOME") to provide community development activities for the period commencing June 1, 1998, and ending May 31, 1999; and WHEREAS, HUD approved the reallocation of S200,000 in HOME program income to be spent on eligible HOME activities in the City of Miami; and WHEREAS, it is anticipated that HUD will award to the City of Miami a grant of S50I,000 entitled "Emergency Shelter Grant" to provide community development activities for the period commencing June 1, 1998, and ending May 31, 1999; and WHEREAS, it is anticipated that HUD will award to the City of Miami a grant of $7,732,000 entitled "Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS" for the period commencing June 1, 1998, and ending May 31, 1999; and -2- 99- 263 t lit M . l r AL WMREAS, the herein Ordinance is a proper vehicle to appropriate the aforesaid grants; ` NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMIVQSSION OF THE CITY 0.' 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 the Section. Section 2. The following Special Revenue Funds are hereby established and resources are hereby appropriated as described herein: _ FUND TITLE: f g mWlb Development Block Cent (24t_ h YMI RESOURCES: Federal Grant - U.S Department ofHousing and Urban Development $126�� CommDevlgpment Block Grant Proarartt L000.000 APPROPRIATION: Community Development Block Grant (24th Year) TOTAL: 515.655.000 - FUND TITLE: HOMF Investment Partnership Grant RESOURCES: Federal CgMt - U.S, Department of Housing and Urban Development S4.520.000 APPROPRIATION:'Home Investment Partnership Grant Home Cent Program Income U00.000 TOTAL: S4.720.000 -3- 11643 ` �99- 263 Q4_ Aw— p.. FUND TITLE: EMagengy Shelter Gant RESOURCES: Federal -U.S. Department of Housing_and Uiban Develo=M 50 APPROPRIATION: Emergency Shelter Grant TOTAL: 5501i000 FUND TITLE: RESOURCES: APPROPRIATION: Housing Opportunities for Persons with Aids Grant TOTAL: S7.732 000 CUMULATIVE TOTAL: sa$ 60�004 • J' Section 3. The herein total appropriation of $28,608,000 shall be used to carry out those, publicly supported physical development activities and those related social, housing or economic development activities within a reasonable. period of time in accordance with the rules and regulations governing the Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnership Grant, Emergency Shelter Grant, and the Housing Opportunities for Persons with Aids Grant as approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of the Ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected. -4- 99-- 263 116. I 0 Section 6. This Ordinance shall become effective 30 days after final reading and adoptior thereof. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY thisl 0 th day of March I 998. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 14 th day of March .1998. JOE CAROM, MAYOR h W mr&nc! wkh MkM Code'8ft 2%1@, Sk" the A4rw CSd no hdbgg appm Ob WOMM bY'.Sbft It In the ds&Vgftd ph=. provided, dMe"ift do ebpli often (1 data of ATTEST: the n cly 0"...' WALTER FOEWAN CITY CLERK REVIEWED AS TO ACCOUNTING Co VELOPMENT DEPARTMM AND TREASURY REQLTMENIENTS: tg4from LOORDES REYES, COMPTROLLER GWENDO C. WARREN, DIRECTOR ./DEPARTN[ENT OF FINANCE CO t4�� DEVELOPMENTINET PREPARED AND APPROVED BY LINDA KIELL? K"bN ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY LKK/pb/W458 - ' _S_ APPROVED AS TO FORM AND 7 CORRE S. EDWARD N ;LEM CITY A 99- 263 11 DEC-23-98 13:12 FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES �r�;rartiy,. o to: 305 673 7772 PACE S U. S. Department of HOu3109 acid Urban Development Jacksonville Area Offioc Southeastern I Caribbean A= Southern Bell Towcr 301 West Bay Street Suite 2200 Jacksonville, Florida 32202-3 t 2 i NOV 3 0 1998 Mr. Denis Russ Miami Beach Community Development Corporation, Inc. 1205 Drexel Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139 Dear Mr. Russ: Subject: Notification of Selection; Section 811 Fund Reservation 066-H D043-WPD/F L29-Q981-001 1205 Drexel Avenue Miami Beach, Dade County, Florida 18 Units; 18 Residents I am pleased to advise you that your Application to rehabilitate housing for persons with disabilities under the Section 811 Capital Advance Program has been approved for the following: An Independent Living Facility consisting of 18 units for 18 persons with physical disabilities. Capital Advance authority in the amount of $1,221,700 has been reserved for this project, along with Project Rental Assistance Contract and Budget Authority of $44,200 and $221,000, respectively. Within his authority, the Secretary has waived Statutory and Regulatory provisions regarding the term and amount of funds reserved for Project Rental Assistance Contracts (PRAC's) offered in conjunction with this Program. Therefore, the amount of the PRAC Contract Authority reserved for this project is based on 75 percent, rather than on 100 percent, of the current operating cost standards for the area in which this project is to be located in order to take into account the average tenant contribution toward the rent. Additionally, the PRAC will be issued for one five-year term. HUD anticipates that at the end of the contract term, renewals will be approved subject to the availability of funds. Please indicate by signing in the space provided whether or not you accept this Notification, including the special conditions or requirements that are specified herein, and certify to your understanding that the project must be developed in accordance with the terrns set forth in this Notification. Return two copies, each with original signatures, to this Office via Qertified Mail Return Receipt Requested within 14 galendar days from the date you receive this letter. Additionally, submission must include a Previous Participation Certification, HUD Form 2530, and resume for your consultant (if a consultant will be 99- 263 11 �f DEC-23-56 13:12 FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 305 673 7772 PAGE 6 2 used). If the Sponsor will be the consultant, submission of the HUD 2530 may be deferrer} until the Owner Corporation has been formed. If this is the case, the documents for the Consultant must be submitted to this Office immediately upon completion of the Contractual arrangements. Please advise this Office whether or not a consultant will be used, and the type of consultant by completing the following: / x/ Sponsor as Consultant / X Independent Professional Consultant / / A Consultant will not be used FUND RESERVATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS Your acceptance of this Notification constitutes a certification, agreement with, and understanding by the Sponsor that: (1) There will not be made any sale, assignment, conveyance, or any other form of transfer of this Notification, the Fund Reservation, the property or project, or any interest therein, except transfer from the Sponsor to an approved single -purpose Owner organized by the Sponsor. (2) The duration of this Fund Reservation is 18 months from the date of this Notification. The Fund Reservation will be canceled if construction (or rehabilitation as applicable) has not commenced within 18 months from the date of this Notification, unless limited extensions beyond 18 months are approved by HUD. Such extensions will be reviewed on a case -by -case basis and approvals based upon HUD's determination that the Owner has established a reasonable schedule and is making sufficient progress toward the start of construction/rehabilitation. (3) This Fund Reservation will be subject to cancellation, at HUD's option, in the event there comes into existence or HUD becomes aware of a preexisting conflict of interest involving the project on the part of officers or directors of either the Sponsor or Owner organizations (including affiliates). (4) An attempt will be made to obtain exemption from State and/or local real and/or personal property taxes. Evidence of filing, together with the response received from the taxing authority, must be submitted with the Firm Commitment application in one of the following forms: (a) Tax Exemption (b) Tax Abatement (c) Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) (d) ineligibility for any tax relief t Eligibility for (a), (b), or (c) must be supported by a copy of the appropriate legislation or ordinance. 99- 263 VP im DEC-23-98 13:13 FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 305 S73 7772 PAGE 7 3 (5) One -Step processing is required. Submission of an Application for Firm Commitment in full compliance with HUD's design/cost standards and all other programmatic requirements is required within 180 days from the date of this Notification. The design and cost standards apply to all project regardless of the proposed operating cost level. The design must not include any prohibited features and must be cost efficient. (b) HUD will qt amend the amount of the Fund Reservation approved for this project prior to initial endorsement. Therefore, based on HUD's review of the Firm Commitment Application, the Sponsor/Owner will be liable for the cost of any front-end crash requirements should the cost to develop the project exceed the Fund Reservation Amount. (7) HUD will pot amend or consider requests to increase the amount of the Project Rental Assistance Contract Authority approved for this project until after one full year of project operation. (8) The Project Rental Assistance funds reserved for the project identified herein may not be used in connection with any other project, or for any other purpose other than reasonable and necessary project operating expenses. (9) Your request to restrict occupancy to persons physically disabled by HIWAIDs is approved. You must, however, permit occupancy by any otherwise qualified very low ire -ome person with a disability provided the person can benefit from the housing and/or services provided. (10) Special Conditions or Requirements. This Notification of Selection is issued subject to: (a) Formation of a legally acceptable, single purpose Owner corporation within 30 days from the date of this Notification, and submission of documentation evidencing that action for HUD review and approval. (b) Capitalization of the Owner Corporation in a sufficient amount to permit the Owner to meet it's obligations in connection with the project. This includes the Minimum Capital Investment, start-up costs, excess land costs, ineligible amenities, excessive construction/rehabilitation costs, and any other funds the Sponsor specifically commits (or has committed) to the project. (c) Evidence that the site is under control of the Owner corporation at the time the Application for Firm Commitment is submitted. (d) Submission of HUD 2530 Forms (Previous Participation Certifications) for all officers/directors and board members of the Sponsor Corporation and the Owner Corporation, as -well as those entities, within 90 days from the date of this Notification. 99-- 263 t, r4J DEC-23--99 13.13 FROM% DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 30S 673 7772 PAGE 6 4 (e) Credit investigation clearance of all Officers and Directors of the Owner Corporation will be conducted by the Department. (f) Submission of individual Conflict of Interest and Disclosure Certifications for p15,h officer and director of h9lh the Sponsor and Owner Corporations. These rnust be submitted with the HUD 2530 Forms within 90 days from the date of this Notification. (g) Submission of identity of Interest and Disclosure Certifications for the Management Agent, Attorney, Architect, Contractor, Consultant, and seller of the land. Note: At any time a new development team member is identified or changed, an identity Disclosure Certification must be submitted. Likewise, any time (for the life of the project) the Sponsor or Owner changes any officers or directors, an individual Conflict of Interest Discaosure Certification and HUD 2530 must be submitted, and a credit investigation performed for the new officer or director. (11) The site has been found acceptable subject to the following conditions: (a) The Sponsor must provide assurance that procedures recommended by the State Division of Historical Resources will be adhered to. Potential adverse effects to the historic character or significant architectural features the building must be avoided by undertaking recommended approaches contained in the Secretary of the interior Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings. (b) Architectural Plans and/or other documents required by the State Division of Historical Resources must be submitted to them for review/approval. (c) The Sponsor must comply with the Uniform Relocation Act and no displacement of occupants shall occur. (d) Upon removal of the tanks, contaminated soils, and any associated impacted materials, the facility must be left in a condition where no further testing will be required. These costs must be borne by the Sponsor. (e) The site is located in Floodzone AE; therefore, the proposed rehabilitation be in compliance with local, state, and federal standards for projects located in a floodzone. M Flood insurance must be maintained on all structures within the project for the duration of the mortgagetfunding agreement. (g) All leases must contain an acknowledgment signed by the tenants that they have been advised that the property is in the floodplain and that flood insurance is available for their personal property. 99- 263 ter DEC-23-99 13:13 FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 30S S73 7772 PACE 9 5 (h) The Sponsor must prepare an emergency evacuation plan in coordination with Dade County's emergency preparedness plan. (i) The Sponsor must submit detailed information on the (current) residents of the proposed site to determine their eligibility under the Uniform Relocation Act for benefits. If any persons are determined to be subject to = displacement, the Sponsor must submit an acceptable relocation budget. (12) Submission of a land appraisal is required with 30 days from the date of this Notification. The Owner must hire a Certified General Appraiser licensed in the State of Florida to perform the appraisal. For Section 811 projects; the Owner may optionally hire an appraiser from the FHA Residential Appraiser Roster. (13) HUD is required to review the final plans and specifications only for the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines and Section 504. The Owner's architect will be required to certify that the project design complies with local codes and ordinances, accessibility, and program and regulatory requirements. The Owner's architect will also be required to obtain professional liability insurance in a minimum amount of $50,000 for errors and omissions, and to keep that insurance in force through the construction of the project and for a period of three years after project completion. (14) HUD will not provide an independent cost estimate, but will perform a limited cost review of the construction cost analysis submitted by the Owner with the Firm Commitment Application. The Owner is required to provide a construction cost analysis which includes both a structure and land improvement estimate. Calculation of the project's Cost Not Attributable to Dwelling Use (CNA) will also be the responsibility of the professional hired by the Owner; the CNA calculation information will be included on the construction cost analysis. To provide you and your development team assistance in developing a proposal which meets HUD design and cost standards, and other program requirements, you will be contacted by a HUD Staff Member to schedule a planning conference after HUD has received and reviewed the appraisal. In November 1996, HUD published new guidelines and procedures for the submission, review, and processing of Section 202 and 811applications for firm commitment through final closing. We have enclosed a copy of HUD Notice H96-102 which outlines the new guidelines and procedures. Please read this Notice very carefully immediately upon receipt as if affects not only your project fund reservation, but also the responsibilities of the Sponsor and Owner. If two copies of this Notification indicating your acceptance are not returned within 14 days from the date you receive this Notice, or if you accept, and a single purpose Owner corporation fails to submit a Firm Commitment Application within 180 days from the date of this Notification, HUD may rescind this Notification and cancel the Fund Reservation. �r 99- 263 DEC-23-99 13=14 FROM- DF_V/DESIGN/M.P.'SERViCES ID: 305 673 7772 PACE 10 6 If you have any questions regarding the requirements for submission of the Application for Firm Commitment or other requirements of this fetter, please call Stephanie Benson, Project Manager, at (904) 232-1777 x 2101. We look forward to working with you toward the successful completion of this project. Very sincerely yours, ov, Ferdinand R. Juluke, Jr. HUB Director Jacksonville Multifamily Program Center Enclosures cc: Chip Gagnier, Gagnier Hicks Associates, Inc. FAX 413-732-5825 °lo°!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%°lo%%%%%%%%%°!c°! %%°! %%%%°l %%%% (Sign re of Authorized Officer) Not Accept (Signature of Authorized Officer) Typed Title: Denis A. Rugs, g,jgs3denr Date: 12/ 11 / 9 8 9 9 263 Iu. DEC-23-96 13:It FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 30S 873 7772 PACE 2 RESOLUTION NO. 98-22980 0 A RESOLUTION OF•THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE ATTACHED HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS (HOME) PROGRAM AGREEMENT WITH MIAMI BEACH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MBCDC), COMMITTING FUNDS PREVIOUSLY ALLOCATED BY THE CITY TO MBCDC IN THE AMOUNT OF SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ($787,800), FROM THE CITY'S HOME PROGRAM ALLOCATION FROM FISCAL YEARS 1997198 AND 1998/99 FOR ELIGIBLE COMMUNITY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROTECTS. WHEREAS, on February 18, 1992, the City was designated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as a Participating Jurisdiction to receive funding through the HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program, and WHEREAS, the intent of the HOME Program is to expand the supply of housing for income -eligible households and to encourage collaboration with the private sector and not -for -profit housing providers; and WHEREAS. on April 8, 1993, the Mayor and City Commission approved Resolution No. 93-20756, designating Miami Beach Community Development Corporation as a Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO); and WHEREAS, in accordance with the HOME Program regulations, the City must reserve a minimum of fifteen (15) percent of each fiscal year's HOME allocation for a CHDO set -aside for investment in housing to be developed, sponsored or owned by CHDOs; and WHEREAS, on July 2, 1997. the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 97- 22453 approving the One -Year Action Plan for 1997/9h 1 ederal funds, including the fiscal year t 97/98 budget allocation for the HOME Program CHDO project set -aside; and WHEREAS, on July 1, 1998, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 98- 72814 approving the One -Year Action Plan for 1998/99 Federal funds, including the fiscal year 1998/99 budget allocation for the HOME Program CHDO project set -aside, and 99 263 i L. s DEC-23-99 13:12 FROM: DEV/DESIGN/H.P. SERVICES ID: 30S 673 7772 PAGE 3 WHEREAS, the Administration recommends that the Mayor and City Commission approve and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the attached HOME Program agreement with Miami Beach Community Development Corporation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE: ►MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAN11 BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute the attached HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program agreement with Miami Beach Community Development Corporation (11MBCDC), committing funds previously allocated by the City to MBCDC in the amount of Seven Hundred Eighty -Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars ($787,800) from the City's HOME Program allocation from fiscal years 1997198 and 1998/99 for eligible Community Housing Development Organization projects PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 2nd DAY OF December. , 1998 ATTEST: by/, CITY CLERK MAYOR rna�!vcrauro w APPROVED AS TO FORM & LANGUAGE & FOR EXECUTION 99- 263 ,t: