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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-99-0572J-99-611 7/13/99 RESOLUTION NO. 9 9 - 572 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO INCREASE THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) ALLOCATION FOR THE EXTENDED PERIOD OF JULY 1 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1999 CDBG CONTRACT PERIOD BY $28,002 FOR PREVIOUSLY APPROVED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES THAT HAVE SURPASSED PROGRAMMATIC REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE TERMS OF THE CURRENT CDBG CONTRACT THROUGH JUNE 30, 1999 FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTINUING THE COMMERCIAL FACADE PROGRAM; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT(S) WITH THE HEREIN LISTED AGENCIES IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, at its meeting of June 22, 1999, the City Commission adopted Resolution 99-427, which extended the existing contracts of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) agencies that had satisfied programmatic requirements' of 24th Year Community Development (CD) contracts; and WHEREAS, said Resolution also provided funding of these Agencies at prorated levels based on approved 24th Year funding levels; and WHEREAS, the previously approved funding recommendation during the extension period for Economic Development Agencies was based exclusively on the approved administrative allocation for the 24th Year and did not include incentives for surpassing CITY COPESSX0291 PIEETIXG AUG ® 2 1999 Resolution No. 99- 5"12 minimum programmatic requirements that have been awarded in the past; and WHEREAS, the City has historically provided a $250.00 incentive for each Facade improvement completed over the standard requirement and $1,500.00 for each National Objective technical assistance provided over the minimum requirement; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to continue with such practice; and 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 to allocate Community Development Block Grant Program funds in a total amount of $28,002.00 as incentive payments to the agencies listed below in the following manner: Allapattah Business Development Authority, Inc. $11,063.00 Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation 1,500.00 Downtown Miami Partnerships 5,500.00 Edgewater Economic Development Corporation 438.00 Little Havana Development Authority 7,063.00 Small Business Development Authority 2,438.00 TOTAL INCENTIVES - 2 - 99- 572 Section 3. The City Manager is hereby authorized!' to execute an agreement(s) with the above mentioned agencies, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, for the amount herein. specified by Section 2. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor.2/ PASSED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of August 1999. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR Bm a=ordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indir ate appmv, I of ft I islation by signing it in the designated pl- ce provided, :;yid Iec�i �lati0;� 1 effective with the elapse of ten (f 0) day rom the date of fie, Without the Mayor exec ' i m�ssiors =�ctiG ; ATTEST: , l eta %^1� WALTER J. CITY CL A P P VED ELLO 602:RCL ECTNESS :t/ I°oemr�n, City ty �i 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. 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. - 3 - 99°- 572 TO FROM SCITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 40 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission /QgRarshaw City Manager RECOMMENDATION: Is DATE: !) ^,.�: ffIJUIL Cn SUBJECT: CDBG funding for Economic Development Agencies REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda ENCLOSURES: July 27, 1999 FILE:. It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached Resolution that increases the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) allocation for the extended July 1 —September 30, 1999 CDBG contract period by $28,002 to previously approved Economic Development Agencies that have surpassed programmatic requirements under the terms of the current CDBG contract through June 30, 1999 and further allocates $100,000 of CDBG funds to continue the target area commercial fagade program through September 30, 1999. BACKGROUND: At the meeting of June 22, 1999, the City Commission adopted Resolution 99-427 that extended the existing contracts of CDBG agencies that had satisfied programmatic requirements of 24a' Year CD contracts. This legislation also provided funding to these agencies at a prorated level based on approved 24 h Year funding levels. Economic Development Agencies carry out the following two (2) major activities that meet the National Objectives of the CDBG Program: To implement a Commercial Fagade Program that meets the area benefit criteria to assist low- and moderate -income persons under the. federal regulations; and To provide technical assistance to for -profit businesses in job creation/retention and also in area benefit criteria to assist low- and moderate -income persons under federal regulations. The previously approved funding recommendation during the extension period for Economic Development Agencies was based exclusively on the approved administrative allocation for the 24t' Year and did not include incentives for surpassing minimum programmatic requirements that have been awarded in the past. To reward agencies that surpass contractual requirements, the City has historically provided a $250 incentive for each Fagade improvement completed over the standard requirement and $1,500 for each National Objective technical assistance provided over the minimum requirement. 99- 572 It is recommended that the incentive be applied to the extension period for the. following six (6) agencies that surpassed programmatic requirements: Economic Development Agency Incentive Allapattah Business Development Authority $11,063 Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation 1,500 Downtown Miami Partnerships 5,500 Edgewater Economic Development Corporation 438 Little Havana Development Authority 7,063 Small Business Development Authority 2,438 TOTAL INCENTIVES _ $28,002 Table 1 summarizes the proposed funding recommendations for each agency funded to provide economic development activities. The recommended incentive for each agency is based on the average monthly incentive earned during the current contract term times the three (3) month extension to cover a prorated award for the months of July, August and September. The proposed legislation also allocates $100,000 of Community Development Block Grant funds to continue the commercial fagade program in the target areas that is administered by the economic development agencies. In the 2e C.D. Year, the City Commission authorized an allocation of $425,000 for the commercial fagade program. The 24th Year C.D. allocation has a balance of approximately $200 and additional funding is needed to continue the commercial facade program through the September 30, 1999 extension period. Through this program, businesses in the target areas receive financial assistance to complete fagade improvements to stimulate economic development. The program design includes a grant that covers 70% of the cost to complete improvements up to $2,000 with the remaining 30% of the repair expense the match responsibility of the business owner. . Adoption of the proposed Resolution will provide a total of $28,002 as specified above to Economic Development Agencies as incentives for surpassing programmatic requirements during the twelve (12) month 24th Year contract term and further allocates $100,000 to continue the commercial fagade program through September 30, 1999. I3B/ /DF/BGR/pmk 99- 572 J-99-549 6/22/99 RESOLUTION NO. 9 9 4 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENT (S), APPROVING THE CHANGE OF THE OPERATING YEAR FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) ACTIVITIES TO OCTOBER 1, THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 1998-1999; AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE CITY CODE PROVISIONS, WITH THE COMMUNITY -BASED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS, APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION, FOR THE PURPOSE. OF CONTINUING NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SERVICES AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS; ALLOCATING FUNDS THEREFOR FROM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT, HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS AND EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT TO BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - $162,500; SOCIAL SERVICES - $664,269.33; HOUSING ADMINISTRATION - $210,000; AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE/CAPACITY BUILDING - $112,500. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The change of the operating year for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) activities to October 1 through September 30 for fiscal year 1998-1999, is hereby 99- 5'72 COMOMSION ETING OF / J approved. Section 2. The City Manager is hereby 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 the purpose of continuing neighborhood economic development, social services and housing development programs with funds therefor hereby allocated from Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment_ Partnerships Program, and Emergency Shelter Grant to be distributed as follows: Economic.Development - $162,500; Social Services - $664,269.33; Housing Administration - $210,,000; and Technical Assistance/Capacity Building $112,500. Section 3. This Resolution shall become effective 1J The. herein authorization is further subject to compliance with all requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorney, including but not limited to those prescribed by applicable City Charter and Code provisions. - 2 - 9rX 9- 572 • • immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor- - PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of June , 1999. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR In accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-6, sincjp1a r thiF Iogislation by signing it in the designatebccornes effective with the elapse of ten 10) deregarding same, without the Mayor exeorsing ar ATTEST: WALTER J. FOEMAN CITY CLERK MO CORRECTNESS 71-TTORNEY SS6:RCL:BSS did not Indicate approva! of vided, said legislation nc•.. dateof Commission Gc'. City Cleric 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. 99- 572 - 3 - 4 Agency's Nune Awaided'S Allapattah Business A Development Authority 50,000-00 50,000.00 Camacol —Uo—C-aT— 150,000.00 - 0.00 Coconut 3'rove Development Corporation 50,000.00 4,5 Downtown Miami Partnership 'Economic 50,000.00 7.25 000 Edgewater Development Corporation 7 --- 50,000.00 9,250.00 I , Housing Opportunity Project Excellence 50,000.00 0.00 Little Havana Development -1,-J6,Q0Q, ,t�j41 - 7, V Authority 100,000.00 20,250.00 J, J, Pierre Toussaint Toussaint Haitian Catholic Center 50,000.00 75 "'i Small BusinessOpportunity Center 100,000,00 50,000 .00 TOTAL" " ' - �f!6509009-00 142,00:; 0.00 792.0W.1 Table 1 City of Miami Economic Development Contract Wt W S4� b W! 0 IMMOUPkended 7/11*9/30/" 12 month ......... PUndW 'Fundin g Q/Jmh, verIgITEr , * month lyionlp ComrqentB 20 10 --N/A 105 14 4,167.00 12,500,00_ N/A - -- 12,500.00 37,500.00 20 10 — 14 4,167.00 12,500.00 20 10 56 — 4,167.00 12,500.00 20 10 10 5 4,167.00 12,500.00 N/A N/A N/A 4,167.00 12,500.00 40 20 39 7 8,333.00 25,000.00 20 10 12 1 4,167.00 12,500.00 40 20 43 2 8,333.00 25,000.00 43, 162,500.00 G� dUlt; Ta bl 2 Table L � City of Miami Housing Administration Contracts G' ''�: z `�,,q>S�ti,.�;, �'-.Fti ;F..�Cr t?' ?,• i'��"'.'r'1?".i �4 ;"{'�i a�.yt:�.•'a:, Y,r �,'a, '� r P .. , (,YI(t c;. S": y i�.• :vr� •,f.1:F,7.e.. f :'�.1•'4.,r,..,.i., ',,'L'v;S+i.1 . �*;;+.'�t`.'"�J,: ;t;,J,1, f eM.vd�v. i. ebj'la.. dtf'.r.i:'4A•'i•.,:Kf(t +� ,*,,;^..,'t.,t3- .,l!A. . �C ,:?i..t:•,; s<''7jj. RinddO�Pun�►11 - I30/89 . J r... :+ t. 4 Y a war •� m t R tldod ` s fro. Funding ,�th ®, .$.. >r`' �,,,j't•' ��'-'A,'% •): �k,i. s't.!�it.w, .d•. .:;%` q� �j•?!' �. r. rj; NaRW'�'!`. ''�''• a� i'Jcs{>•u-..:•. . @.. i t ".f' , E'Y, r .r , '•J"-.;:?Y+.`�' ., - Fun .ip®` Co...?.,,,: I �YlB ,Par: AYprage x 3 th 'u 3,;„,.,; r tfifo �. 1RN9 313119#. mopth M Allapattah Business Dev. `"" `' `` a p aza ConN►tants' Authorit ,Inc. 50,000.00 21 Units DAME Development Corporation Construction of project stopped 4.167.00 12,500.00 lof South Florida Inc. ew ope venown 50,000.00 40 Units (Homeownership) Construction in progress CODEC, Inc. unter rverwa 4,167.00 12,500.00 50,000.00 100 Units (Elderly Rentals) Construction completed East Little Havana Community 4,167.00 12,500.00 Dev. Corn 200,000.00 140 Units Edgewater Economic Devel. 16,667.00 50,000.00 Corp., Inc. genc funded 5 year in a row, Scattered Site land acquired, construction to in Florida Housing Cooperative, 50,000.00 2 Units beg 4,167.00 12,500.00 Inc. Agency has receive a min. Funding for past 6 years for this Barcelona Place project, as of yet, construction has 50.000.00 commenced. 18 Units (Homeownership) not c Greater Miami Neighborhoods, 4,167.00 12,500.00 Inc. Tequesta Knoll 90,000.00 100 Rental Units & Technical Assistance Construction started Administration $50,000 / Technical Habitat for Humanity of G. Scatteredbite 7.500.00 22.500.00 Assistance $40,000 Miami Inc. 50,000.00 10 Units (Homeownership) progress an ,construction !n Jubillee Community g 4,167.00 12,500.00 Development Corp. 1st time funded, other funding Jubilee Villas sources for project have been 50,000.00 30 Units (Homeownership) secured [Model ittle Haiti Housing Association ca ere 1 e 4,167.00 12.500.00 50,000.00 10 Units (Homeownership) 3 sites have been purchased 4,167.00 Housing Cooperative Inc. Dr. Godo Villas 12,500.00 Y 1st tie funded, land acquisition60,000.00 32 Units (Homeownership) for project completed t. John Community Lyric Village 4,167.00 12,500.00 Development Cori). 50,000.00 96 Units/48 Units -Phase I Project is being redesigned 4,167.00 Word of Life Community Devel. Scattered Sites 12.500.00 Corp. 1st time funded / Acquisition of a 60,000.00 Acquisition / Rehabilitation of 2 Units site in process 4,167.00 r< 12,500.00 Totals ,000.00 z ;. 70,004.00 210,000.00 99- 572 Table 3 I CSC City of Miami Social Services Contract - I a I ........... ............. V Y' W4 Ut/90-9/30M Alwor *d T 4 9 74 , Y10i Agency's Name Month 'TT corlinientil Action Community To provide transportation for 1,200 1.117 elderly have been Center, Inc. 292,863.00 COM elderly ------- served Agape Academic 24,390.25 73,170.75 Enrichment Cir. 10,000.00 Contract Never Executed Allapallah Community To provide transportation for 2,000 0.00 0.00 Failure Contract- Dev. 308,350.00 COM elderly 1,831 elderly served 25,695.83 77,087.49 Alternative ProramsTo provide counseling, education employernent training, and supervision to 600 non-violent offenders as an alterna6e to Aspir 44.334.00 incarceration. 511 offenders served 3,694.50 11,083.50 As )c.Fo _5e`vof 39.887.0o To provide for 125 COM youth 170 youth served 3.323.91 9,971.73 The Excep. 13,300.00 To provide for 5 COM disabled 6 disabled clients served P__ Basic Training 1,108.33 3,324.99 12,500.00 Agency returned funds Better Way of Miami To provide residential shelter to a 0.00 0.00 Failure Contract'l minimum of 180 homeless Boys and Girls 49,000.00 recovering substance abusers 235 people served 4,083.33 12,250.00 To provide a lersc )01 tutoring and 710 afterschool tutoring and of Miami recreation program to 300 West recreation youth served; Grove area youth; Summer 150 will be served through recreation and tutoring will be the summer program 19,048.00 provided to 150 youth. beginning in June 1999. CCS/ Centro Hispano UO provide child care for 180 COM 1,587.33 4,762.00 Catolico 23,619.00 children 143 children served CCS' Centro -Mater - To provide child care 'for j 15 com 1,968.25 5,904.75 Child Care 68,000.00 children C / Centro 429 children served 5,666.66 CS/ Centro Matcr 17,000.00 Teen 7 een 17,715.0o To provide for 80 COM youth 64 youth served 1,476.25 4,428.75 0 Ul_ C\1 "tT 't' :r; (_:'Li rrbfr �'i '. '•i'"°:f-..;F• }-i'i KM d14 7/11 301" Zara vW 44 Nam Agency's Na+ - undine COgtfact RegMrc�RAt'r:.:�,r"..�" , : i�oa'pul�lcp tbrqugh 3/�l%9� �'�t?, r�•"°'" Monib 1 CCS/ La Sagrada To provide child care for 253 COM C9tgmentsf" Familia 45.849.00 children 237 children served O� CCS/ Notre Dame To provide child care for 100 COM 3,820.75 t t,a62.25 Child Care 18,162.00 children 122 children served 1,513.50 4,540.50 Children's Phychiatric Program provides on -site Center psychological services to COM low- 15,000.00 income children 566 sessions provided 1,250.00 City of Miami Parks, To provide child care services at 3,750.00 Day Care 34,132.00 City of Miami parks • City of Miami Parks, 2,844.33 8,532.99 To provide services to disabled Disabled 121,469.00 clients at the City of Miami Parks De Hostos Senior 10,122.42 30,367.26 To provide multiple services for Center, Inc. 173,837.00 430 COM elderly 395 elderly served 14,486.41 43,459.23 Dominican Amer. To provide employment services, Nat. Found. job training, job placement and 5,000.00 counseling for 50 COM adults 33 adults served First United Meth. To provide multiple. services "for 416.66 1,249.98 Church 15,143.00 250 COM elderly 191 elderly served Greater Bethel To provide HIV/AIDS education, 1,261.91 3,785.73 American counseling, testing and referral 28,572.0o services to 100 youth and adults, 158 youth and adults served Greater St. Paul 2,381.00 7.143.00 A.M.E. Church 22,000.00 Contract Never Executed HACAD 0•00 0.00 Failure Contract• To provide emergency food to 600 62,049.0o Haitian immigrants 1107 clients served Haitian American To provide employment counseling 5,170.75 15,512.25 Foundation to 240 clients and place 40 in 355 clients served; 68 placed 111, 192.00 unsubsidized employment in unsubsidized employment Haitian American 9,z66.00 27,798.00 � To provide child abuse prevention Foundation education to 44 families and 8 40 families served; 67,382.00 workshops Workshops are pending 5,6I5.17 16,845.50 Haitian Community To provide job training for 30 Center 23,810.00COM Haitian residents 22 Haitian residents served 1,984.16 5,952.48 jj, *�""'�"O .. ) '�(t:►fti ;j{7."q TT'�^7 Egndlng Y.�F.. •i.•t7.,Jk'4 `.�• '•.�Y♦1�, '.:4i ��i .T' T4c:iiii`..' �1��.� :c: .t }': '�<'' �. i�?•T /C• `{{ Ii Y�., iT l�. •* R 1• dj:.Y' •Nirlr?.. :i: - .,i �' 4w'};,i:i` �F.,. Yi=��: •, �G;r ,. �' 71`i' n �'. vft;.,.s ^s. ':'i•, . .. .'�.',. .,; r i•'y.x;�.i,.,i ^. 'R, , /"'' ,C'�i9;'if7�"' '( .`3 !71-T .^•?I �Lq��� ' ;i�: 4IJ'i!{.:. 17 ,. r `l _ •t. ?.s1 �5,, .."�. ,:K3�:t .{. .,1.,i.., .t. �i, :4��':,'s.•�'zs C,` 1. '. r;.. 24tb Year r, ;; :� ;fir �,•, E. r's' IpQAtb: ,} :�.:, c ;1-':':°.';!?'. Agency's MnlE Hispanic Coalition,'• ':° 1;' lr. Comtgants ` 24,167,00 Agency owes money to JESCA 0'� 000 City C7� To provide recreation, meals and . education to 800 elderly COM residents; 157,152 meal units to be 674 elderly served; 101,496 93,788.00 provided meals served. Kidco Child Care To provide child care for 100 COM 7,815.66 23,446.98 78,659.00 children 121 children served Lion's Home For The To provide 28,000 units of service 44,846 units of service were 6,554.91 19,664.73 Blind 47,239.00 to 58 legally blind persons provided to 62 blind ersons Little Haiti Housing To provide quarterly P 3,936.58 11,809.74 Assoc, homeownership and credit counseling classes and conduct 22,167,00 tenant/landlord needs survey 3 Of 4 classes completed 1,847.25 5,541.75 Little Havana Activities and To provide health screenings to 800 Nutrition Centers 60,068.00 COM elderly 758 elderly served Little Havana 5,005.67 15.017.00 Activities and To serve 36,533 congregate meals 29,276 meals served to 350 Nutrition Centers 247,314.00 to 400 elderly elderly M.Jewish Home For 20,609.50 61,828.50 To provide multiple services for The Aged 31,024.00 140 COM residents 109 residents served 2,585.33 7,756.00 Miami Behavioral To provide outpatient mental health Health Ctr. and substance abuse counseling for 24,162.00 140 COM residents 109 residents served New Life Famil 2,o13.so 6,040.50 Y To provide 12,775 units of service Shelter, Inc. including shelter and meals to 200 714 residents served; 28,224 � 80,000.0o COM residents units of service delivered 6,666.67 20,000.00 ( Overtown Community Optomist Club (NET) To provide recreational activities to 35,453.00 youth in the Overtown area Rafael Penalve -Clinic 2,954.42 8,863.26 To coordinate and conduct 80 55 health screenings fitness screenings, 10 character conducted, 42 character 20,000.00 Bevel. Activities devel. Workshops 1,666.66 5,00000 t 13 2 Tr I k - 1110 MA Agency South West Social To provide meals for 200 COM Services 76,003.00 elderly 315 el I derly served St. Agnes Rainbow To provide a summer program to — Village low-income children in Overtown Tri-City Community 22,167.00 from July through September 58 children served Assoc. To rehabilitate 28 owner -occupied 115,000.00 single family homes in COM 22 homes have been Y.M.C.A. Carver To provide youth enrichment Branch 401000.00l activities to 100 COM youth 99 youth served ........ 7�7 Ai 7; �47 11, 11 TQTA�;-�: 2 6�g,4 Amended Items CP —12 t1z d TOW, Fun(Ung Comments! Hawk 6,333.58 MN19,000.74 0.00 22,167.00 ited 9,583.33 28,750.00 3,333.33 10,000.00 ... .... .. .... ........... 214,034.09 664 . 2603 xp N 4 ;4 Agency'$ Name NOW Coconut Grove Local Dev. Corp,,Inc. 50,000.00 Miami Capital Development Incorporation 250,000.00 Rafael Hernandez Housing 81 Economic Development 50,000.00 Rafael Hernandez Housing and Economic 50,000.00 St. John Community Development Corporation 50,000.001 Totals R--i Table 4 City of Miami Technical Assistance Capacity Building a "Ning Row, 12 gntha Recomrpended PW Am. Funding "pvtjrgs per Average X 3 monthh month Comments .71 Tiki Village 2 years of funding have been 6 Units awarded, project never started — 4.167.00 12,500.00 20,833.00 62,500.00 4,167.00 12,500.00 Scattered Sites Admin. Funding for past 4 years, 1 6 Units single family home completed — 4,167.00 12,500.00 20 Facades 4 Facades 4,167.00 12,500.00 '—'1112,5W.00 • 0 .0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ., 1� REQUEST FOR PUBLIC COMMENT o J- THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION ADOPTED ON FIRST READING THE PROPOSED CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE FIVE YEAR PERIOD 1999 - 2004 FOR THE USE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM, THE HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP (HOME) PROGRAM, THE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA) PROGRAM, AND THE EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG) PROGRAM. Pursuant to the Department of Housing and Urban Development 24 CFR Part 91, et al: Consolidated Submission for Community Planning and Development Programs, it is required that the City of Miami submit its FY 1999 —2004 Consolidated Plan to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The thirty (30) day Public comment period for the proposed Consolidated Plan is currently in effect. The FY 1999 — 2004 Consolidated Plan consists of Description of activities that will be undertaken to address priority need in the next five (5) years. Activities that will be undertaken to address emergency shelter and transitional housing needs of homeless individuals and families to prevent low-income individuals and families with children from becoming homeless. Actions that will be undertaken to foster and maintain affordable housing, public facilities and improvements, remove barriers to affordable housing, reduce the number of households with income below the poverty line, develop institutional structure, address obstacles to meeting underserved needs and promote employment opportunities for low and moderate income persons, foster economic development and commercial revitalization, and deliver social services to poor neighborhoods. Actions that will be taken to support housing and other service programs for persons with AIDS. In FY 1999 it is estimated that the City of Miami will receive HUD resources as follows: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) $12,731,000, HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP (HOME) $4,881,000, EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG) $452,000, and HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA) $8,418,000. a - 57Z Accordingly, the City of Miami invites the public to comment on the proposed Consolidated Plan by writing to: The City of Miami Department of Community Development 444 Southwest 2"d Avenue, Suite 200 Miami, Florida 33130 Comments may be submitted during the regular office hours from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday. The Final Reading 'for the adoption of the Consolidated Plan will be considered at a Public Hearing to be held any time after 10:00 A.M., July 27, 1999, during the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting to be held at 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The proposed Consolidated Plan is available for review at the above address in the Department of Community Development and at the following NET Offices: Allapattah Service Center —1888 N.W. 21" Street, Miami, FL 33142 Coral Way Service Center — 2119 S.W. 19`h Street, Miami, FL 33145 Downtown Service Center — 63 N.W. 9`h Street, Miami, FL 33136 East Little Havana Service Center —111 S.W. '5`h Avenue, Miami, FL 33135 Flagami Service Center — 3802 N.W. 11`h Street, Miami, FL 33126 Little Haiti Service Center — 69 N.E. 62"d Street, Miami, FL 33138 Model City Service Center —1000 N.W. 62"d Street, Miami, FL 33150 North/East Coconut Grove Service Center — 2820 McFarlane Road, Miami, FL 33133 Overtown Service Center —1490 N.W. 3`d Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 South/West Coconut Grove Service Center — 3750 South Dixie Hwy., Miami, FL 33133 Upper-Eastside Service Center — 6599 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33138 West Little Havana Service Center — 2200 W. Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33135 Wynwood/Edgewater Service Center —101 N.W. 34`h Street, Miami, FL 33127 (AD05598) 99- 5'72 ,t.