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J-99-940 11/16/99 0.9 j; RESOLUTION NO.k) 8 6 4 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENT(S), AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE ALLOCATION OF FUNDS, IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,141,394, FROM TWENTY-FIFTH (25T") YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FOR THE CONTINUATION OF SERVICES PROVIDED BY EXISTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES FOR THE PERIOD OF DECEMBER 1, 1999 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2000, AT THE SPECIFIC AMOUNTS AND FOR THE COMMUNITY -BASED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS AS IDENTIFIED IN THE CHART, ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF; FURTHER AUTHORIZING H EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT (S )T,IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, WITH THE COMMUNITY -BASED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS FOR SAID PURPOSE. WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 99-701, adopted September 28, 1999, the contracts of existing economic development agencies were extended through November 30, 1999; and WHEREAS, the City Commission directed the Administration to prepare legislation to fund existing economic development agencies that had met programmatic performance requirements in the 24th Year Community Development Block Grant through September 30, 2000; and WHEREAS, use of Community Development Block Grant funds complies with all applicable rules, regulations or laws regarding Clry OOMMSSIOtd MEETMG OF NOV 1 6 1999 lineolution No. R! z same as approved by the Director of Community Development; 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 allocation of funds, in the amount of $1,141,394, from Twenty-fifth (25th) Year Community Development Block Grant Funds for the continuation of services provided by existing Economic Development agencies for the period of December 1, 1999 through September 30, 2000, at the specific amounts and for the community -based neighborhood organizations as identified in the chart, attached hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby authorized and directed. Section 3. The City Manager is hereby authorized!' to execute agreement(s), in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, with community -based neighborhood organizations for said 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 provisions. City Charter and Code 2 0 purpose. Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayoral PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of November , 1999. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR In accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indicate approval of this legislation by signing it in the designated place provided, said legislation now becomes effective with the elapse of ten (10) days from a date of Commission action regarding same, without the Mayor exeCL&Q& ATTEST: Wa r J. Fo . dy Clerk WALTER J. FOEMAN A 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 - (Del) . City of Miami 25th Year Economic Development Recommended Funding Levels October 1, 1999 through September 30. 2000 0 Z3 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM is TO: Honorable Mayor and o aTE : NOV - Z J999 Member f the City Commission FILE: SUBJECT: 25`h Year CDBG Funding for Economic Development FROM: Agencies City Manager REFERENCES: City Commission Meeting ENCLOSURES: of November 16, 1999 MCOMMENDATFON It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached Resolution, allocating Twenty-fifth (25`h) Year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds in the amount of $1,100,396 to continue Economic Development for the period December 1, 1999 through September 30, 2000; and further authorizing the City Manager to enter into agreement with approved agencies in a form acceptable to the City Attorney. BACKGROUND At its meeting of September 28, 1999, the City Commission adopted Resolution No. 99- 701 that authorized the continuation of CDBG funding for existing economic development agencies through November 30, 1999. The City Commission further expressed its intent to provide funding to economic development agencies that had satisfactorily met programmatic requirements of 24t' Year CDBG contracts and extensions through September 30, 2000. At that time, the Administration advised the City Commission that it would assess the Program performance of each agency and prepare legislation for consideration in accordance with the Commission's direction. The Administration further advised the Commission that it would publish the appropriate public notices to comply with federal regulations. The Department of Community Development has completed its performance assessment of the economic development agencies and published the required public notice in accordance with federal regulations. The attached chart provides an overview of the specific funding recommendation and Performance assessment by agency. It also includes an allocation of $372,900 for the actual cost of the fagade improvements. As directed by the City Commission. the funding recommendation is based on each organization's compliance with performance requirements for the contract that terminated September 30, 1999. The recommended funding level is based on each agency's approved allocation from previous years, which ranges between $50,000 and $150,000, combined with earned incentive payments from 99- 864 the prior contract term. Historically, incentive payments have been awarded for surpassing .minimum program requirements. For several years, the traditional formula used to calculate incentive payments awards $250 for each additional fagade improvement in excess of the required minimum and $1,500 for each additional National Objective in the technical assistance category. In addition to the specific allocations to economic development agencies identified on the attached chart, the funding recommendation includes a set aside of $50,000 for the Model City and Overtown Community Revitalization Districts. The table below clearly demonstrates that the fagade program has been ineffective in .these neighborhoods. Therefore, it is further recommended that the Departments of Community Development, Economic Development and Planning develop pilot projects in these areas to implement other strategies consistent with the Five Year Consolidated Plan that are designed to more effectively stimulate economic revitalization in these neighborhoods. The following table provides an overview of fa9ade improvements completed over the last five (5) years by neighborhood: COMPLETED COMMERCIAL FACADE BY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENTS BLOCK GRANT TARGET AREA TARGET AREA 24 23 22 Alla attah YEAR 113 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR TOTAL TOTAL Coconut Grove 0 134 0 gg 118 49 512 32% Downtown 1.08 49 12 50 13 4 29 2% Edison Little River 12 23 53 118 378 23% Little Havana 136 116 3 77 7 20 27 112 7% Model Cit 3 5 0 81 34 444 28% Ov— ertown 3 11 1 15 24 1% W wood 19 � 22 5 6 14 35 2% TOTAL 35 9 357 291 297 7 268 74 5% 1608 100 00% 0 The table further suggests that the fagade improvement concept has also struggled in the Coconut Grove Community Development District and to a lesser degree in Wynwood and Edison Little River. However, the Coconut Grove district has succeeded in meetin technical assistance National Objectives and the restructuring g ynwood and Edison Little River programs provides the optimistic expectation that t the program 11 be more effective in these areas. As a result of the Department of Community Development's performance assessment of existing economic development agencies, Community Development encies, the St. John Corporation did not meet performance requirements and is not recommended for continued funding. As shown on the attached chart, St. John Community Develoment p �'9-- 864 Corporation was required to complete twenty (20) Commercial Facades and/or ten (10) National Objectives. However, the Agency achieved a 20% performance rate, completing four (4) of the required twenty (20) facades. It is important to stress that this funding recommendation is based exclusively on compliance with performance requirements and that all awards are subject to an agency meeting contractual requirements and criteria. As an example, a contract will not be executed with an organization that is in default of a previous City contract, has been debarred or has not met financial obligations owed to the City. Included among the agencies recommended for funding on the basis of meeting performance requirements is the Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation. However, the Department of Community Development is currently working with this Agency to resolve issues relating to questioned reimbursement costs identified in a previous City contract. As a result, a contract will not be processed with this organization until this matter has been satisfactorily reconciled and the Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation meets all contract criteria. Finally, it must be noted that the commercial loan program administered by Miami Capital Development, Inc. (MCDI) was not included among the agencies reviewed in this assessment of economic development activities. The Department of Community Development is conducting an independent review of MCDI that includes an analysis of MCDI records to assess the Agency's loan processes, financial status, internal controls and compliance with federal regulations. Following the completion of this review, the Administration will provide a recommendation for City Commission consideration regarding the commercial loan program. The proposed resolution continues the funding of existing economic development �' agencies, as identified on the attached chart, that have met 24Year programmatic requirements, establishes funding for special pilot projects in areas where the fagade program has historically been ineffective, provides funding for the actual cost of the fagade improvements, and authorizes the City Manager to enter into agreement with approved agencies, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney. SCW/DF Attachment �►9- 864 9 City of Miami 25th Year Economic Development Recommended Funding Levels FY 1999-2000 . koade Ntstfohal objactiveA ih ' • �l3' AL prevlirus Y Nate® t3esaYt}er r„i; t'ifaCt)IyfN�Nf)b` I�Undin� Abbl'tIt1NAL.UNbII Agency's patiding Natibriaf I=UNbfi�t py ���ti� , Award t f:CtSNI<IMONb 'fid,� , Pagadaa Aetual Incentive Actilbl =' iHdandi►a 0bjaatly®t; Natinhaf ! b60 planned r:e�adae Earned Purnell Plafined � objebtlo Allapattah Business Development Authority 50.000.00 25 120 23,750.00 13 18 7,500.00 81.250.00 26,773.00 54,477.00 Catholic Charities Pierre Toussaint Haitian Center 50,000.00 25 16 - 13 2 - 50,000.00 8,334.00 41,666.00 Coconut Grove Local Dev. Corp. 50,000.00 25 0 - 13 22 13,500.00 63,500.00 10.830.00 52,670.00 Downtown Miami Partnership 50,000.00 25 118 22,750.00 13 0 - 72,750.00 17,500.00 55,250.00 Edgewater Economic Development Corporation 50,000.00 25 20 - 13 6 - 50,000.00 9,064.00 40,936.00 Little Havana Development Authority 100,000.00 50 73 5,750.00 25 16 - 105,750.00 28,438.00 77,312.00 Rafael Hernandez Housing & Economic Development 50,000.00 20 9 - 10 0 - 50,000.00 8.334.00 41,666.00 Small Business Opportunity Center 100,000.00 60 97 9,250.00 30 10 - 109,250.00 20,731.00 88.519.00 St. John Community Development Corporation 50,000.00 20 4 - 10 0 - 50.000.00 - - SUBTOTAL: 55o,000.00 61,500.00 21,000,00 :6321500.00 . 130,004.00 , 502,49600, Commercial Fagade 450,000.00 NIA NIA - N/A NIA - 450,000.00 77,100.00 372,900.00 Latin Chamber of Commerce 150,000.00 - 150,000.00 25,000.00 125,000.00 Model City Special Project 50,000.00 - - 50,000.00 50,000.00 Overtown Special Project 50,000.00 - - 50,000.00 50,000.00 SUBTOTAL: 700,000.00 0.00 0,00 ioo;000;ob 102,100.00 597s60.00: TOTAL: 1,250,000.00 61,500.00 21,000.00 1,332,500.00 232,104.00 1000,396.00 J-99-784 9/17/99 RESOLUTION NO. 9 9~ i V 1 A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENT (S), OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, ALLOCATING $370,353 OF TWENTY-FIFTH (25n) YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTINUING EXISTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AGENCIES FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 1, 1999 THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 1999, $77,100 OF 25TH YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS TO SUPPORT IMPROVEMENTS PROVIDED THROUGH THE COMMERCIAL FACADE PROGRAM, AND $79,335 FROM EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (ESG) FUNDS TO CURRENTLY FUNDED AGENCIES FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 1, 1999 THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 1999; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO INDIVIDUAL AGREEMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE. TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE CITY CODE PROVISIONS, WITH THE COMMUNITY BASED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS IDENTIFIED IN THE ATTACHMENT TO THIS RESOLUTION IN THE AMOUNT INDICATED. WHEREAS, the City Commission extended the contracts of existing economic development, housing, social program and emergency shelter grant agencies through September 30, 1999; and WHEREAS, the contracts of the existing economic development, housing and emergency shelter grant agencies will expire September 30, 1999; 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 and are hereby adopted by reference ciTY cob0n=Off MEETMG OF S E P i s +or►n onn hesz,""u0A 1V0. thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. $370,353 of 25th Year Community Development Block Grant Funds are hereby allocated to the community based organizations identified in the attachment to this Resolution in the specific amounts indicated on the aforesaid attachment for the purpose of continuing services provided by existing Economic Development and housing agencies; Section 3. $77,100 of 25t°.Year Community Development Block Grant funds are hereby allocated to support the h p ysical improvements provided through the Commercial Facade Program. Section 4. Emergency Shelter Grant Funds in the amount Of $79,335 are hereby allocated to existing agencies as identified in the attachment to this Resolution in the specified amounts indicated on said attachment. Section 5. The City Manager is hereby execute individual agreements, in a farm acceptable to p le to the City Attorney, with the specific community -based organizations identified in the attachment to this" Resoldtion in the specified amounts indicated on the aforementioned attachment for the �i The herein authorization is further subject t requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorneo compliance with all limited to those prescribed by applicable Cityy�ChartedinandutConot de (9- 864 -- 2 - 4LI purpose of continuing economic development, housing and Emergency Shelter Grant Programs. Section 6. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and signature of tAhe Mayoral PASSED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of Setit mher 1999. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR In accordance with Miami Code Sea. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indicate approval of this legislation by signing it in the designated pFo provided, said legislation now becomes effective with the elapse of ten (10) daym the date of Co. issi: n regarding same, without the Mayor wrciskfg� - on ATTEST: WALTER FOEMAN CITY CLERK AS T /FOi2Ni At rCORRECTNESS : C�2TYATTORNEY -�W3 7 5 3 : RCL : hdb 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. (� U9w- 864 - 3 - City of Miami - 25th Year Economic Development Contracts Funding from October 1, 1999, through November 30, 1999 T.,L.1., 4 ,}. .� t�• ecoinmenrledt g trohi, ,, '4 TM, Roe omn,ended ndtng from �0/1144;11f30199 `.' .., 1011199-111301" Total �ir. 9J�'y:' 7t,t Intent ve Earned Total Incentive Recommended f� ,R f•� u ;; 1� �; ; ` t�+tyrau j 1,' u' ,IiT, �,1i�nrrte de#' tbrou�b May 31� �atraed / 12 RecommEnded funding from �FQp'ontq101i/88.14130/99 ��;: r ,sr�� +�.e�;q��r, ,,; . '�k •lit, . , , ��� ' Allapattah Business � L �j C i • " r; 4. Development Authority50,0W.00 4,166.67 Qjl 44,250.00 3,688.00 y 7 7 ;_� .� 15,710.00 Catholic Charities Pierre Tit { Toussaint Haitian Center 50,000.00 4,166.67 , { N/A 8,334.00 Coconut Grove Local i mi N Develo ment Co oration SO,o0U.00 4,166.67 ;. 6,000.00 500.00 9,334.00 Downtown Miami Partnership 50,000.00 4,166.67 ; , ;; 22,000.00 1,833.00 rw?Sr3; 12,000.00 Edgewater Economic '' ' 'I'vA 4 Development Co oration 50,000.00 4,166.67 3 1,750.00 146.00 r 8.626.00 Housing Opportunity FMM amol Project Excellence 50,000.00 4,166.67 N/A 8,334.00 Latin Chamber of Commerce (CAMACOL) 150,000.00 12,500.00 WE N/A �► , ; � 25,000.00 Little Havana Development v Authority 100,000.00 8,333.33 ' 28,250.00 2,354.00 - �, .,� ,l 21,375.00 Miami Capital Development, inc. 250,000.00 20,833,33 7. N/As ;�:�,r 41,667.00 Rafael Hernandez Housing ''..��41 & Economic Development 5o'owool 4,166.67 ,00: N/A r1Y , i 8,334.00 Small Business Opportunity t `ig o,s,y,j y t+ • �i Center 100,000.00 8,333.33 u,407,Q(►l:� 9,750.00 813.00 1;6F.d; 18,293.00 St. John Community Development 50,000.00 4,166.67 N/A 8.334.00 Commercial Fa ade • ! �tC: mil.. ''• F ±nta,',,,1 77,100.00 ' ...eOQ 1.Q0 g � `' 1 '?62;44.100 w , I _ City of Miami 25th Year Housing Administration Contracts Table 2 Funding from October, 1999 through November 30 1999 ;�; ti �� •?.� �.Wf �� t• 7. i 4• �tq:..f•..- r ar ► step t4 k ,� .� .N r ,ys r '3�+� +' � y Rwcommanded Funding'from , E��y f wy / f y' f • 1 �` t d t e t ta a rw F h. r titi r y Total ' i ji ,� i • i. 2 �A ' , j r /� Jed / 1. ' +5+� � � + !,' 1� '��r� Tt �' i 6�1 �a �I�wa1M { t l: J & N i as+1 } ' 4' ,� � t! ?-' 'i4 t ?, F � a . {t �y•j rfno{ith/8� �ieoo(1)tilel�dL FUrtdl Q , :k4 i�11T�nf ���3��ty:P '+�i��l,�Q'!f•:�# .s�x:���s ' E Development Corporation au,wu.�u 21 Unity Flow mope venown Construction of project Stopped 4,167.00 8,334.0 sulh Florida Inc. rout Grove Local 50,000.00 40 Units (Homeownership) Construction in ro ress 4,167.00 llo ment Cor oration 50,000.00 Till Village 0 r EE8,334.00 EC, Inc. unter verwa 4,167.00 Little Havana Community8, 5o 000.00 100 Units (Elderly Rentals) Construction completed Corp. t4.167.00 water Economic Devat. 200,000.00 140 Units 67.00 ::::334.00 334.00 Inc. Agency funded 5 years in a row, 50,000.00 Scattered Site land acquired, construction to a Housing Cooperative, 2 Units Barcelona Place begin 4,967.00 8,334.00 501000.00 18 Units (t•IOmeoWnaf8hl ) Funding for past 8 years for this er Miami Neighborhoods, equesta Knoll Project, as of yet, construction has 4,167.00 8.334.00 �t for Humanity of G. 90,000.00 900 Rental Unite 8 Technical Assistance Construction started A m mstratson 0 Inc.1. 50.000.00 Scattere to 10 Units (Homeownership) land,construct on n ::�, ,500.00 15000.00 Assistance E40,000 h Family Services progress 9 167.00�8,'3 55,000.00 Home Security Installations for 147 Elder) Performed 194 Installations of a Community apped and Handic/ City -Wide u s Home Security Systems. 4,584.00 50,000.00 ee s as 30 Units (Homeownership) s me un ...... o er un ling 9,168.01] _ iaiti Housing Association Scattered Site sources for project have been 4,167.00 8,334.00 Housing Cooperative inc. 50,000.00 10 Units (Homeownership) Dr. Godo Villas Y 3 sites have been purchased 4,167.00 8,334.00 hlernandez Housing 8 601000.00 32 Units (Homeownership) for 1st time funded, land acquisition project completed mic Develo ment 50,000.00 Scattered Sites 4,167.00 8,334.00 in Community )pment Corp. Lyric Village 4,167.00 8,334.00 y Community Association 50,000.00 96 Units/48 Units -Phase I Project is being redesigned 115,000.00 Home Improvement / Rehabliitation of 28 Rehabilitated 28 Single Family 4,167.00 8,334.00 7f Life Community Devel. Single Homes Homes ScatterelillSites 9,584.00 19.168.00 100,000.00 1st Acquisition ! Rehabilitation of 2 Units site lime funded l Acquisition o a in process Administration 60,000 4.167.00 8.334.00 A uistion $40,000 W i y t city of Miami 25th Year Emergency She/ter Grant Contracts Funding from October 1, 1999 throu h November ember 30, 1999 Table 3 y Funding j1 .. z fro �t `° , ¢ j •r:� y:d+��t�t�,:�t(, ti 10/1/99-11/30/99 t Tote] yearly , .,. u: • �t , , Re om►n®nde (wading (12 Recoen ed` : :s. g too d .,,. `rfu�d�l�m ' 10/119.941/30/99 j ij no Better Way of Miami Homeless Shelter for Male Substance Abusers 49,000.00 4,083.33 ,•A._. 0Zr 8,167.00 New Life Family Shelter Homeless Shelter for Families 80,000.00 6,666,67 r1J�;3 3 City of Miami Homeless Housing and Food - 13,334.00 aR�,�T Program Assistance to Homeless `'r'•+,�• ,. � s•'y.�•c1G �i1�. Persons 347,000.00 ..R�ttif'C.I: i Fc J 28,916.67 y,r 57, 834.00 CO) 0- M-I Vwl 00 . t 1 , ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXCEPTIONAL A.D.E. !ic record in c o nn ac Jc,-f ftern On WatZar Fuxaai: CKY cierl( 2801 N. MIAMI AVE., MIAMI, FL. 33127 / 12700 SW 216 TH ST., GOULDS, FL. 33170 009— 864 ®ERtEF #►GENCY I�IISTORY: A.D.E., is a private, nonprofit, agency founded since 1976, forthe intent andpurpose of serving the adult with disabilities population ofMiami-Dade County. At X5 inception ADEhad an enrollment of30 participants Taday, we are very proud ofourgrowdh, which includes hvo branches. Our main branch is located at 280/North Miami Ave., Miami, Fl. Our South Dade Branch is located at 12700 SW216'" St., Goulds, Fl. We offer services to over 150 adults with disability per yea,, between both centers OUR CLIENTELE: We service adults 21 years of age or older with a primary disability of Menial Retardation and secondary disabilities of. Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Visual orAuditory impediments, and Behavioral or Physical challenges All our participants are low income. They may reside in their natural homes, group or foster homes, or In semi-independent diving facilities. 98% ofourpart/cipants are clients from The Department of Children & Families -Developmental Services Program. The ethnic composition ofour part/c/pants is 47% African American, 38% H/span/cs and 15% Anglo. SERVICES PROVIDED: A.D.E. MAIN BRANCH, provides a state of the art Developmental Training Program, which offers: Survival Skills Training, Functional Math & Academics, Socialization Skills Training, Hygiene, and otherskills necessary to fosterI d pen eMce Oueni, academic instructors are provided, in partnership with, The Dade County Pub/ic School System. THE WORKEXPER/ENCENOCA TIONAL TRAINING CENTER, is also a very important companeni. Contract Work/s procured from area businesses such as- Bentleys Luggage, American Gift, Bad/a Spices, Plastic Card, etc. Ourpart/clpants are able to gain work experience /n: assembly, collating, heat seal/ng, packaging, inserting, etc., while in a supervised environment. Our Workshop Trainers enforce fid/vidua//zed training methods to Increase quantity and quality of work pen`ormed. All the participants are paid for the/rend/v/dual product/on on a by piece rate method, fol/aw/ng the rules and regulations Of the Department ofLabor. In addit/on, to the tralning areas previously described, we have tralning c/asses /n: ✓an/tonal Maintenance, Car Wash/ng & Detail/ng, and Office Skl/Is Training. S9- 864 ADE SOUTH BRANCH, offers the same academic curriculum as our Main Branch. What makes it unique, is that the Vocational Skills Training focuses on Hodicu/ture/Landscap/ng. Participants are taught all areas ofgrow/ng and nurturing of plants and trees. Our program is located on two acres of land, with a large shade house and irrigation system. Participants perform contract work procured from area nurseries, and are paid for their individual production, as they leam the trade. ADE SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT; is geared for the h/gher/0vel participants who are ready to enter the competitive work force. It offers, employability skills training, work maturity, job placement, and follow along services. We have placed numerous participants, earning minimum wage or better, at area businesses, such as: Burger King, Pizza Hut, Wendy'F Mc Donalds, Pubfix Supermarket, Bayside MarketPlace, YMCA, Cedar's Hospital, Miami Dade Community College, Dade County Public Schools, M/am/ Subs, Winn -Dixie, and others INDEPENDENT SUPPORTED LIVING, provides participants the opportunity, off/v/ng Independently, with the assistance of f/v/ng coach. The l/v/ng coach assists the participant In budgeting, shopping for grocenes, acqu/s/t/on of household goods, soc/al service appointments, and emergency preparat/on. The Supported Living Program provides panic/pants with an aftemative to institutional/group home living. ANCILLARYSERVICES, include: Counseling, Behavior Programming, Dental and Eye Care. SUPPORT FROM OTHER AGENCIES: ADE, has been contracting w/lh The Department of Children & Famil/es for approximately 25years. We sM/ce about 150 oftheirpart/c/pants annually In add/t/on, ADE, contracts with The Department of Vocational Rehab/f/tation to offer Supported Employment Services to the/r cf/entefe. We have contracted for T/tfe if -A dollars with The Training and Employment Council of South Florida, to provide job training, and placement to the disabled population, in `CuI/naryArts Training" The cullnary tralning is provided /n partnership with The Dade County Pubfc School System, and The Homeless Shelter. We contract with The City ofM/am/-Department of Community Development, and with Miam/-Dade Department of Economic & Community Development. In kind or volunteer support is also received from The Miami Assoclatlon of Life Underwriters, Hands on M/am/, The Latin Bu/iders Association, The Community Committee forDevefopmental Handicaps and The Knights of Columbus. PROGRAMMATIC AND FISCAL: We are monitored by The Department of Children & Fam/l/es QualltyAssurance Team, annually. Their Fiscal Monitoring Department, also, conducts an annual review, verify/ng sound fiscal practices We have always been rated within the 90 to 98 percentile of quaflty ofperformance & management. s k addition to OCF, we are monitored by The Training and Employment Council, The City ofMiami; Metro Dade County, Vocational Rehabilitation, and The department of Wage & Hour. An annualAudit is conducted annua/lybya Certified Public Accountant, rewhich is available foryou view upon request. 0 S�- 864 0)r4 s ' '') ;may t_ .,{:\ cdbg Activity # 3 of 3 Physical Improvement Association for the Development of the Exceptional, Inc. FY 2000 Scope of Services January 15t 2000 to December 31§t 2000 Project Title: FaVade Renovation and Roof Replacement. Description: The physical improvement project described below will will be performed at our center, which is an academic and vocational training center for developmentally disabled adults, located in the Wynwood Empowerment Zone, serving participants from all areas of The County. The work performed will have a positive effect to over 125 adults with disabilities. To Faint all the exterior of our agency's 2 story building having approximately 8,000 sq. ft. The project will include pressure cleaning, concrete/stucco repair, re caulking doors and windows, floor tile installation in front and rear entrances of the building, rust treatment and paint of all the iron fences, and roof replacement. HUD Matrix Code/Title (Eligibility): 03 B Handicapped Centers Accomplishments: Will enhance the daily training and working environment to 125 adults with developmental disability, 20 employees, and will beautify the block which is part of the Wynwood Empowerment Target Area. Funding Source: CDBG 2000 National Objective: Low Moderate Income Limited Clientele (LMC) Location: 2801 North Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida 33127 S 3 Action Steps: # I STUCCO WORK: Bonding Compound — Thorobond by Thoro products. Bonding agent- Acryl 60 by Thoro products. Stucco Repair — Thoro Stucco over scratch and brown coat of Portland cement. All existing spalled or hollow sounding stucco will be repaired by chipping off all delaminated stucco with chisel and hammer clean existing surface to receive new stucco for proper bonding. Surface must be structurally sound and clean, free of oil, grease, wax, dust, sand, or dirt, liatance paint, efflorescence, curing compounds, from release agents and base materials of any kind. Coat prepared surface with bonding compound for new stucco to properly bond with existing. Apply a scratch coat of cement over prepared surface, Add Acryl 60 as in stucco mix, match existing stucco finish as close as possible. Allow to dry and cure. # 2 SURFACE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Apply solution of one part bleach to three parts water to any area showing mildew. Pressure wash all surfaces o be painted using a commercial strength pressure washer at a minimum of 3,000 PSI at a flow of 3.5 gallons of water per minute, and no more than twelve inches away from substrate as to remove all dirt, old or deteriorated paint, mildrew or any other surface contaminants. Allow all pressure washed areas 24 hours to dry. All debris will be discarded and area left clean. All masonry surface to be painted will be coated with one coat of primer using Sherwin-Williams Loxon Pigmented Penetrating Sealer, applied as per label instructions and allow 24 hrs to dry. Remove all loose, deteriorated caulking presently installed at all stucco perimeter joints, and apply a complete and continous bead of Sherwin-Williams C-1050 Acrylic Caulk centered over joints between metal and stucco surface around perimeter of windows and doors. Tool joint in a professional manner to insure Proper adhesion and workmanlike appearance. All windows shall be recaulked 360 degrees. All hairline cracks (less than 1/1611) are to be detailed with Elastometric Patching Compound on both sides annd crown center directly over crack approximately 1/16" To allow for thermal movement. Uil� t Match existing stucco finish as closely as possible. All cracks greater that 1/16" are to be routed open to form a U or V shape, dusted clean, then packed with Sherwin-Williams C-1050 caulk, allow to tack cure, then apply a detail coat of Texture brush grade Elastometric Patching Compound over repair to match existing stucco finish as closely as possible. All masonry surfaces including cleaned out cracks are to be coated with one coat of Sherwin -William Loxon Pigmented Penetrating Sealer as per label instructions prior to cracks being filled with any Patch or caulking material. After crack repair is fully cured, apply two coats of Sherwin-Williams Super -Paint Satin finish. # 3 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLATION Top grade exterior, non -slip resistant, weather resistant, ceramic tile and bullnose will be Installed in the front and back entrances of the Building. Approximately 700 sq. ft. This will include all purchase of top grade material and installation. # 4 REPLACEMENT OF FRONT BOOR # 5 REPLACEMENT OF GRAVEL ROOF Remove existing roof system down to deck or smooth workable substrate Remove all existing flashing. Including pitch pans, counterflashing, cant strip, and parapet wall. Base Sheet: on lightweight concrete install one # 75 base sheet mechanically fastened. Solidly mop in hot asphalt two (2) ply #4 fiberglass felts. Solidly mop in hot asphalt a Mineral Surface Cap Sheet Install on the parapet a granulated SBS reinforced base flashing mopped in hot asphalt. Install new aluminum termination bar on top of low height parapets Replace all plumbing vent stacks with new lead (lashings. Replace all water overflow outlets with new ones using 26 Ga. Galvanized Metal. Cleaning of premises, haul all the debris related with the re -roofing and dispose of it legally. Repair scupper located on the SW corner of building Activity 3 of 3 L Q cdbg Physical Improvement ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXCEPTIONAL, INC. NORTH BRANCH CDBG PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET FACADE BEAUTIFICATION ROOF REPLACEMENT TOTAL $ 13,500 $ 7,000 $ 20,500 4 9- 864 Activity # 3 of 3- ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXCEPTIONAL, INC. NORTH BRANCH o PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT DETAIL ]BUDGET AND JUSTIFICATION I. Facade Repair & Painting Project (Pressure Cleaning, mold & mildew treatment, stucco repair, crack repairs, re -caulking of windows & doors, concrete repair, and paint with Benjamin Moore 100% acrylic latex, rust removal & treatment for all the outside iron bar windows and doors, painting of all surrounding perimeter walls, and replacement of front door) $12,000 IL Floor Tile Installation at the Front and Back Entrances of the Building (Material & Labor) 1,500 III. Gravel Roof Replacement 7,000 TOTAL BUDGET COST $ 20,500 JUL-09-1999 01:02 AM P. 01 DATE 7/9/99 PAINTING & WATERPROOFING CO., INC. A.D.E. 518 S. Rainbow brive 2801 N Miami Ave. Hollywood Hillis, FL 33021 Miami,FL.33127 Dade; (305) 891-3087 ATTN: Helena DelMonte 8roward: (254) 864-7174 SCOPE OF WORK: PRESSURE CLEAN,STUCCO,WATERPROOF,RE-PAINT EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING SPECIFIED ABOVE. The work to be done by painting contractor shall include the furnishing of all materials,tools,labor & equipment required to complete the painting specified. The submission of a bid by this contractor confirms an understanding of all conditions pertianing to this work and proper application of the materials specified. INCLUSIONS: PRESSURE CLEAN: Entire stucco structure including entire concrete fencing using a circular rotary jig, and all metal fencing. OOF: Remove all loose stucco,ANY UR1NDZR,CLEAN OUT EXCESS_ DIRT & DUST PRESENT WITH AN or 24 hrs).PATCH WITH AN ratcn ati hairline crakcs elastomericly, All loose, broken or spalling stucco must be removed and adjacent areas or suspected areas "sounded" for delaminted,bonded prior to patching, Grind off all patch Work done by others, Any exposure of rebar shall be wire brushed,treated with a rust stabilizer spot primed prior to re -stuccoing, All patch work shall match exsisting texture, Re -caulk all window & door frames as needed, Apply one (1) coat of clear conditioner masonry sealer. RE -PAINT: Apply two (2) final finish coats of latex masonry to entire stucco structure (excluding concrete fencing),Treat & re -paint all metal gates and stairway railings, Prepare & re -paint aluminium railings, Prepare & re -paint exterior doors & door frames including garage door (exterior sides). EXCLUSIONS: Re -painting concrete fencing. OPTIONAL: Re -painting concrete fencing. NOTE: All work will be preformed in accordance with managers help to protect UNIQUE PAINTING & WATERPROOFING CO employees and personal property of 2801 N Miami Ave. tyQ)-- b C 4 JUL-09-1999 01:03 AM EXTRA ANC CH,� ACES IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THE AFOREMENTIONED WORK SHALL BE INCLUSIVE AND THAT THERE WILL NOT BE EXTRA CHANGES, THE NEED FOR EXTRA WORK OR CHANGES IN THE SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY AND DETERMINATION OF THE OWNER AND WILL BE SUBMITTED AS A WRITTEN WORK ORDER TO THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR. NO EXTRA WORK WILL BE DONE OR CHANGES MADE IN THE WORK SPECIFIED WITHOUT A WRITTEN WORK ORDER FORM FROM THE OWNER. �MS ��R �Fo7HEhD TW�RRRMAY�REV�AL�CONDlTI0N5ECTNEXTRA R��JED E THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY ALL MATERIALS.TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY FOR CLEANING,PREPARATION,SEALING AND PAINTING OF ALL SURFACES SPECIFIED. THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLEY RESPONSIBLE AND USE UTMOST CARE IN PROTECTION OF THE OCCUPANTS PROPERTY INCLUDING ALL BALCONIES,SCREENS,WINDOWS,WALKWAYS,SHRUBBfRY,PARKED WEHICLES AND OTHER PROPERTY IN THE AREA FROM PAINT AND/OR OTHER DAMAGE. THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECITIFICATION OF ANT SUCH DAMAGE,THE CLEAN UP INVOLVED IN THE WORK OUTLINED IN THIS SPECIFICATIONS,HIS EMPLOYEES DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR LABOR. ALL WORK TO BE DONE IN WORKMAN LIKE MANNER BY SKILLED MECHANICS TO THE OCCUPANTS AND TENTANTS, THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A FULL WORK FORCE FROM START TO COMPLETION AND SHALL HAVE A QUALIFIED FORMAN ON THE JOB AT ALL TIMES, THE OWNER AGREES TO AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR TRIMMING AND/OR REMOVEL OF ALL FOILAGE CLINING TO OR OTHERWISE OBSTRUCTING THE BUILDING AND PERMIT ADAQUATE ACCESS TO THE AREA TO BE: PAINTED• 11 THE OWNER AGREES TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO NOTIFY ALL OCCUPANTS OF THE PROPERTY TO REMOVE ANY PERSONAL 1TEMS,PATIO FURNATURE AND VEHICLES AS NECESSARY SO THAT THE CONTRACTOR CAN PROCEED WITHOUT DELAY. P. 02 S09864 UL-09-1999 01:03 AM �Y 4HE CONTRACTOR IS TO $ OMIT HIS REQUIREMENTS FOR A STAGING AREA SMOP AND STORAGE AREA) AND T PROVIDE A SUITABLE AREA, AT THE.ENDEOFWEACH ILL MWORKINGAKERDAYFALLT TO EQUIPMENT,LADDERS,PAINT,SUPPLIES,.VEHICLES,ETC MUST BE RETURNED TO THE STAGING AREA AND WORKING AREA LEFT CLEAN. AREA IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE CONTRACTh'ROTECTIgN OF THIS OR AND SHALL 6E LEFT IN A CLEAN,SAFE AND ACCEPTABLE MANNER, LICENSE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NECESSARY TO OPERATE PRODUCE DADE AND BRDWARDI INCOUNTIES, THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH SUITABLE INSURANCE CERTIFICATION COVERING LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE,WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION COVERGAE AND THEY SHALL BE KEPT IN FORCE DURING THE COURSE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HOLD THE OWNER HARMLESS FROM ALL LIENS OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM OR CAUSED BY THE WORK. p W jKMW AN'S COMP �NEIMILE P NppJgp G RE �JMjI LON k S (.IABI I Y MILL OON THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUESTED TO FURNISH A RELEASE OF LIEN FOR ALL MATERIALS SUPPLIED AS WELL AS LIEN EQUIPMENT USED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS WORK. THE OWNER'S DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE AND THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS RELATING TO THE JOB AND SMALL NOT PERMIT UNAUTGORIZED INTERFERENCE FROM RESIDENTS OF THE OWNERS PROPERTY OR FROM THE CONTRACTORS EMPLOYEES. P�IRAT i QN OF TH ' RFA S TO BF PA I NTFp SURFACES MUST BE PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NORMALLY ACCEPTED INDUSTRY STANDARD TO PROVIDE SUITABLE FOR LONG TERM ADHESIONS OF SPECIFIJED COATING. PROPERTY PREPARATION IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS ARE FOR THE PROCEDURES, IF SURFACES CAN NOT BE PUT INTO PROPER.. CONDITION FOR FURNISHING ST SPECIFIED METHOD,NOTIFY WRITTING OR ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUCH SURFACE ANDNERS RECITIFY AND UNSATISFACTORY RESULTS, P , L13 S9- 8G4 JUL-09-1999 01:04 AM p.04 3 {:�`}ATIN� SCHEDULE �-°`�'"� PRESSURE CLEAN Pressure clean with a circular rotary tip using a minium of 3500 P.S.I. to entire 8tycco structure. EXTERIOR MASONRY 1st Coat - Conditioner masonry sealer 2nd Goat - SHERWIN WILLIAMS A-100 latex masonry PATCH All structural cracks must be out open with a machine grinder, Clean out excess dirt & dust present with an air blower, Inject SIKAFLEX URETHANE caulking (allow to dry for 24 hrs), Patch with a knife grade ELASTOMERIC patching. All cracks smaller then 1/16" (hairline cracks) shall be patched elastomericly. All cracks larger then 1/16" shall be tooled out to form a "U" or "v" shape,bonded prior to filling with REDLINE SPEEDCRETE. All loose,broken or spalling stucco must be removed and adjacent areas or suspected areas "sounded" for delaminted;bonded prior to patching with REDLINE SPEEDCRETE. Grind patch work done by others re -stucco as needed to match exsisting texture. Any exposure of rebar shall be wire brushed,treated 3609 with OSPHO rust stabilizer,spot prime with KEM KROMIK spot primer prior.to re -stuccoing with REDLINE SPEEDCRETE. RE -CAULK Remove all loose and/or deteriorated at joints, Remove moisture dirt & dust present at joints, Apply a continuous bead of SHERWIN WILLIAMS C-950 centered over joints between frames and wall slab,binding to frames and filling joints complatoly. METAL GATES ,& STAIRWAY RAILINGS Wire brush where is rusted,Treat with Ospho rust stabilizer, spot prime with Kem Kromik spot primer and apply two (2) coats of SHERWIN WIL�AIMS INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL OIL BASE PAINT. ALUMINIUM GATE Strip,apply one (1) Coat of D.T.M. PRIMER & apply one (1) coat of D.T.M SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT. DOORS Sand,spot prime and apply two (2) ooate of INDUSTRIAL cnamol JUL-09-1999 01.04 AM P,05 `kARANTILS A IN9PNCTIONB 1. 809 aaMPle of SHERWIN WILLIAMS warranty (five (5) years). 2. UNIQUE PAINTING h WATERPROOFING CO shall submit a five (5) year labor & materials warranty upon completion. 3. The factory representative of SHERWIN WILLIAMS shall make himself available upon request to insure the sucessful Completion of the jots. He will also make inspections as he deems necessary with reports to owners and contractor. PRICE & DRAW SCHEDULE CONTRACT PRICE ................ 9............. $16,400.00 SIXTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED......................No CENTS OPTIONAL CONTRACT PRICE (fencing) ........... $4 200.00 FOUR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED.. .......................NO CENTS PAYMENT SCHEDULE: 10% Upon issuance of permit, 25% After pressure cleaning, 35% After priming, Balance upon completion. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE WITNESS A.D.E. UNIQUE PAINTING & WATERPROOFING CO DATE WITNESS v eJ r 0,66 l} 4 � r1 t ] r oli+ k��ta r u�ffi r.. _...... ..._- IJ1-09-1999 O1105 AM ..� U 1ICEUS PAINTING & WATERPROOFING CO. 1250 N.E. 125th street suite 214 North Miami, Florida 33161 Telephoner 305) 891--3067 FIVE YEAR MAINTENANCE LIMITED WARRANTY UNIQUE PAINTING AND WATERPROOFING CO. SYSTEM applied according to the terms listed In the contract between UNIQUE PAINTING AND WATERPROOFING CO, and is hereby warranted for a period of five (5] yeara from T against flexing, peeling, excessive chalky and premature deterioration of the peint fllm. Areas deemed to be in need of repair for any of the above-lfsteo coMtions during the period shall be repaired at no expense to the owner for either labor or materiats. The manufacturer's sale responsibility shall be to supply the nac,,eseary coating materials, UNIQUE PAINTING AND WATERPROOFING CO. shell be responsible for the over-all job. This limited warranty does not cover uniform color fading, substrate failure, peeling Of a prev.oualy applied coating, structural failures or failures due to improper masonry design or construction, acts of God, fire or any cause not ettributaole to defective materials or faulty workmanship. Neither the manufacturer or UNIQUE PAINTING AND WATERPROOFING CO. shall be responsible for any damage to the Interior of the building or the contents therein, Any complaint by the owner shall be investigated and answered by UNIQUE PAINTING AND WATERPROOFING CO. within ten working days of the receipt of the complaint, Manufacturer By - Officer Title Exclusive Applicator 6y Officer Title Witness my hand official seal this - day of 19- my commission expires Notary Public P. 06 ��y- 064 JUL-09-1999 01,0E AM e 31kaflex-Iais a premium -grade, high -pet• formance. moisture -cured, 1-component. polyurethane -based, nOA-sag elastornenc sealant. MOoli Federal specification TT. S•00230C, Type 11, Class A, Meets ASTM C-920, Type S. G fade NS, Class 2S: Cana- dian Standard 19-GP-I BA. Type 11, WHERE 1 C USE • Qeslgned Iar all types of joints where nlaximune depth of sealant will not ex- ceec h In. • IXCellent for small joints and litAats... w+ncows, door frames, reglats, flashing, and many corigutlolion adhe- stve appficatlons. • Suitable for venicaland horu:ornaljoints; readily placeable at 40 F. ♦ Has marry applicatlons as an elastic ddnesive between materials with dis- similar coefficients of expansion. ADVANTAGES • Easy. law -east, react' to use. • EAm►natas time, effort, and equipment for awning, 61hng canndges. pre-heavng or Mewing, and cleaning of equipment. • High elasticity - cures to a tough, du- racle. flexibie consistency wth excep- tional cut and tear -resistance. • FJta/llent 400lijon - bondal to most Construction materials without a primer. • long Ide. A E=etlentresiatenmtoaging,weathering. • Proven In rough climates around the world. • USDA -approved: chemically accept- able to the U.S. Department of Agncul- ture for use In meat and poultry pro- cessing areas. • Odorless, ncn-staining, • Paintable With water-, oil- and rubber• based paints. • Jet fuel resistant. a NSF and EPA -approved for potaole- water contact • Urethane -based; suggested by EPA lot radon reduction. COVERAGE 10.3It. oz. cartridge Mall t2.4 lineal ft. of h x ik in, joint. 20 ft- oz, tint-pac sausage seats 24 lineal h, of h x'' In. joint. PACKAGING Disposable 10.3 ft. oz., millurg-proof compaaite cannagea, 241ca3e; ano urn- pac sausages, 20 fl. oz., 201cancn. Avail• able on special order: 6.5 gat. patio, So gal. drume. �1 P. 07 Sikaflax'-1 e Wastfluftedo MW18ftWdhsWw COtOt1.f Yartltra,008t>Mal►MNiM.alunikluRfpr*yr.irrysalvnrt.btaek,tlartcbr�xtza. pPltot tut: SPWW AMh49 hgW colors on re"Ill; SHELF LFE 10.8 fl, oz, oertrwon 12 manfha 20 fL oav unF-pats aurtgea 12 wartlrta 4,5 call. palls . 4 months 54 QaL drnuns 4 moritta SWAAW Store, at'40.0 F. Oonditn mta wN to 65-N P bOm using. 4DlYaWTf�B . APPLCAT1GN 40 to 100 F. Sisatarri should be Installed when Joint is at mid -range TEVP6'R/ TURE of Its an*tIpeted movaeminiL SERVIC> AAAf*x -4o to 170 F CURING RATE Tack -free Tian 010 $ hours 7-S-W230C) Tack-ket.lo touch 9 hours Fhal curs 6 to 8 days AJ�CV@1Y >90'.C• .... .. . , AINOR&A HARDAMM (Ar M D,=M TLe1V2itL.J'*I'RO�QIt1'R.�.�'iE69»f'Q�'L7);;•.'. ,?:::�:.;,,+. .. . • :�loetoea0n at ak; s...� .,.»7009f... . Modulus ^t iMm. dry-�6`X'•'r -40 psi 1Q0lt t30 psi P tEAR MENO r' (ASTRf' Aso gins SuhW arbt Zf cloy �L. PSI ?OF 125 psi i 22F 125 Psi ACHMM IN PEEL (Tr4oupoo -, Subetkalf • PIsN S nwcltt Adh balm L.o is Aiurnirlitarin 25lb 10% Glsaa .2030 —16%, Conitnte 20 PO 0>4 WEATNOtM Excrilortt • RF.6fb7ARRCE' . + Exceptionai REf9it;9TANCE CHE9WCAL GOOO rasiata M 10 viaW, diluted acids, and diluted RES137ANCE akalktes. Consult Technical SerWce for specific data. AADW Aporoxtrnstsly 9M tlouction in radon. Indppsnasrt REOUC 7GN laocralory evaluation. Aetual reauHe available upon raquesi. Consult TeChnieat Sehmee. it) Et' r" t) JUL-09-1999 01107 AM wraR�i.—M ;�.,. L SURiaACE PROARAMIN Clean all surfaces• Joint walla must be sound, clean, dry, ifost-iree, and Iteo of oil and grease. Curing compound residues and shy other foreign matter must be thoroughly removed. install bond breaker tape Cr backer rod to prevont bond at bale of joint. AAIM1Nf3 Priming is not usually necessary. Most substrates only require priming it looting inoiCates a need or where sealant will be suoiected to water immersion after cure. Consult Slkaflex Primer Technical Data Sheet or Technical Service for additional information on priming, APPLICAYION Raccrnmended aepllcauon tenioeratures: 40-100 F. For cold weather opwication. store units at aoprOximately, 70 F: remove just prior to using, For best performance. Sikaftex-'t a should be punned into joint when pint slot is At midpoint of its designed expansion and contraction. Place nozzle of gun into bottom of the prit and fls enOre joint. Keen the nozite in the sealant. continue on with a steady now of soalaml oreceding the nozzle to avoid ate entrapment. Avoid overlapping of sealant to eliminate entrapment of air. Tool as required. For use In horizontal pinta lr traffic areas. the absolute minimum depth of the seal. ant Is !4 in. and Closed call backer rod is recommended over open cell to offer greater support. �1 UMR°A7XIMS A AUIOw 1•weok ours at slanciat0 00ndi• lions when Vitiho 91liallex•14 in total water Immersion situations and prior to patnnng, ♦ Avoid eXOosure to high levels of chlo- rine. (Maxinwm level it SOM01' cnbnne. ) A Maximum depth of sealant must ndt exceed ''A in.: minimum depth is V. on. A Maximum ercgansion and Contraction should not exceed 259E of average joint width, ♦ Do not cure In the presence of curing silicone sealants, ♦ Avoid Contact with alcohol and other tolvenl ctoaners during cure. ♦ Do not apply when moisture -vapor - transmission condition aXista from► the substrate as this can cause bubbling within the sealant. ♦ Use opened cartridges and uni-pact sausagoa the same day. ♦ When applying sealant, avo-d air -en- trapment. * Since systemismoisture-cureo.oermit suffident exposure to air. ♦ White COW tondstoyollowslightlywnen exposed to ultra-vioiet rays, ♦ The ultimate performance of Sikaflex- 1a depends on good •,dint design and proper application with joint surfaces properly prepared. ♦ Minimum depth of sealant in horizontal iolms subtect to traffic is A in. COMBU5Tlii:49 Keep away from open flames and high heat. Contains xylene: avoid breathing vapors. Use with adequate ventilation. P. 08 IRMAN1r Aveld ekln end 9" Centaot. Use of tv109 " approved organic vapor resair lot, safety goggles, and chemical -rest lartt.gtoves recommenced. Remove cc laminated clothing and shoes. P!RIPT AID In case of akin contact, wash thorough wdth soap and water. For eye contac flush immediately with plenty of water a at least 15 minutes: contact ohysicia, Wash Clothing before re -use. Distal contaminated shoes. CLEAN UP Uncured material can be removed wit approved solvent. Cured material can on be removed mechanically. For sviaagc Collect, absorb. and dispose of in acco dance withcirrenl, appxcaole local, stair and federal regulations, Df w 291'. as,a ens Brie. are "Sind nad«+uw: M - I - n USA. MrNnd In USA. Nawmbw. 19M. KEEP CONTAINER TIGHTLY CLOSED KIMP OUT OF REACH OF CHLDREN NOT FOR 11TiiTERNAL CONSUMPTION . FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY CONSULT iIAATaRIAL SAFETY oATA sHev FoR MORE iNFORIUA710N L urpwrciTsrroaucnto RiatSos�wanAC}UI�O�CtawoTwftitrr�i.klraaatta„Reds.seni�iratKRilr�9RbtM114MARirt![OwAotxxowtoswmtWAS WO VITW iN Ac6pmw= 1MITH WIWI NO am ZZAN M IL iieY Ma 64 OTlil V MMWff= Rv atiu OI Aa rdrtl410 vw.a.�.ec� f11A/L[� ew s.r<sn .a..n.as rwt 1MAMW ONNOft ItratLTNO 11i01A /Ytr a.Rll� atdArai d Mn wrRRAMn, r�•rtrill OWM� ill MRJID. MCLtAAiO AM%MMRi►�M1Y OiOs rplrfMArrAii.i Nor ht1E3a TOR i MIr110lWi /iI�CIL Oo� r�t7► Ainow"01111 rnfer1VMns+rAswrkA QWratNWOP40APORwtwtiARROOXIMArrW4Dto WNW ONANYrATWT4%9erMWK' 1"SOO-.xis 1KA t!Y IRONWE For the bcetidvt of yow rtear*wf S&a safes eylce, einrttect yow rep/ana► center. NorttleeeI Aaldwisa! 901ledwrs W"fem 201 Acirlto Averws 2190 Glads" Court 3M La Vista Road 12M7 East krrowW hlio*Y LK4'liursr. NJ 0 707 1 Sidle A aft 300 Sarno Fe mod, CA 9%70 Phone: 201-93J-ee00 rise V"Heights, IL 60139 Tuekw, GA 3OW4 Fhone: 3fagilI-=I Fax: 20r•304.IC20 Prior re:70 -924,7900 Ph":404.315.0337 Fax: J10441•d762 Fax: 70d-924-&We Fax: 4C4415.0117 �J►� 864 JUL-09-1999 01108 AM 1 W W W# co W o W J P. 09 Zd TECHNICAL DATA SHEET MUM SPEED ,CRE1i`r. QED UNE Fast Setting Patching Material 1. DESCRIPTIONt SPUD CRETE RED LINE is a fast resting, ready -to -use, cement based concerts and inason- ry patching compound that requires only potable water for mix1tiX It schteves initial set in 8 to 10 Wnutes and Anal sat within 20 minutes, After initial set. SPEED CRETE RPM LIM may be shaved to conform to the contours of the surrounding surface. Properly rttlxed and applied, SP1.4ED CRETE RED LINE develops high strength, tenacious bond, and excellent M-igance to frerta-thaw and wvathering, 2 usEs: SrEm CRLTI; Rw. LINE Is used Interior or exterior, `above or below grade, on vartical, uverhmd, and hortwral tuarfaoes without forming. SPEED CR= RED LINE is used for the patchingmp+w, r1`dtorauca, and COSM'Stie recOnttcuction of cu;6, 3w. wallcit, expreajways, bn*dgcs, forasad and preoast con- cvct¢ ceilings, Paaels, wauuc, Wid eoneteto pipe, 3. COMPOSITION AND MATERIAL; SPEED CRETE RED LINE is a proprietary formulation of blended pordsAd cements, nnaly proccssai selected agtrugatcs. and specific chemical addidves. SPEED CRETE RED .LINE, when combined with the corMa amount of water, tinder ocs a Cbrmieal "hyper hydra.tlon Lind ptuotlaces a stale, low permubility, ccnwd- tious matrix. Compaissive Steam psi 24 Hour 2.$00 7 My 5290 ASTM C 256 28 Day 6,100 Set Time. (lihaorc Iaititl 8 Alin AMI Ci90 RAW 26 brie Tmue Se'nm Psi 7 Day Ave. 309 ASTM C73 23 Day Ave. 39,5 rtat Sheet k PSI 28 Day Ave 918 OR DOT )O42 Sbetr Bowel Sine= PSI 24 How Ave. 9M ,WM C6at1 * . 7 Day Ave- 1,dd4 Ff*= D=W4 Faoror 310 Cjcles M.75% ryry ASMSkinlcage"KH 26 Duty Ave, -0.143% Expansion IWS RH 28 Day Ave, 0,0T % ASTM an Scatitrg AM&Inoe IIM�DIrui 25 Cycles 0% I= <0.0190 Q "2 ad W swewdly,:rh.zo a9we rle�aa 4, SURFACE PREPARATION- Surf=* must bs: rune. turally aovud, eletur, free of loose or dctcr'nratod con. eras, dust, dlrt, and other contaminmus. Undercut edges Of the arts to be patched to a IrAW mum thickness of 3/4 inch (1.9 ctn). Clean and prune exposed steel and rein. fOKing. Wben bubstrute i3 nOt absorptive, abradee as htc. . writes to ensure proper bonding. When temperahrrcs are 35 degmcs F and Miring, pfawet the Mpated area with potab a water immediately before application of the SPEED CRM RED I.1NE Absorb excess water and puddles to prevent dilution of the po.ichWng Material. 3. MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: SPEED CRETE RED LINE will require apprroximutily 5 to 5.5 quarts of POt01bie-*ratcr'per a0•lb•hag (22.68 kz) to achtave the Proper mix consistency. Pour the memnee amount of water into a class sensing container, then add the mea- sured amount of SPWD CRETE RED LINE, and thor- ovahl$' IWx for no more than 00 seconds to a stiff, no alttraA putty -Bite consistency. MIX soaall Quantities of SPEM CnTS RED LINE in d clean pail with a hand "We" Use a raters mixer with rubber tip blades for mixing quaatitiet tap to 100 lbs. (45,4 kg), ,ro fill patch. es 2 inches (i,1 tail) deep car Easter, ads! clean; saturdt• ed surface dry 3/8 inch (,96 era)) sire pCa rook or chip stone to the SPEED CRETE RED LINE. Do not use limestone KSgregmc. The mix redo must not exctxd 40 PM+& (IS kg) of rock to each 50 pound (22.68 kg) bag or pail of SPEED CRM RED L NE. Mixing per. "M: 1) hart mixer, 2) load water. 3) tprd rock. and 4) load the Si'LP-D CRETE RED LINE, Mix for no more than 60 seconds. r_ C V S ss A N 5 6. "'1 LIGATION TECHNIQMi To aruurs complete bond with the entire surface, force the SPEW CR= ; cn t Reb LMM flntsly i= the bV0d&n'PcoCd area by band or with a trowel. Slightly overllll the M f patch, and following initial set, sbsvtw the Wa0dal to Conform to the contour of the inurnstnding surface. Always shave SPEED m r CRETE RJW LM toward the coctttton booding edge betwem� ng metal and the axiding surface. m AWriRl Using U 8 standad curing practices. For a"- tioaul Mforet an. contact Tamma Technical S.V ice (stater. Z i 7. COLD WZATHM INS"TALLATION:Applieation at t*s below 40OF CxMnds tho see time. Heating the patch area until warm, using warm Winter, for nixirig JUL-09-1999 01i08 AM 0 P. 10 And tenting or insulating the patch tjw atter application 1312CHNICAL S]E;RVICEl For appliestiun proxciurol will assist in reaching higher strength de�vlop►twt. Do or surfaou condidont not specified above, ploaaa con- hot use. direct .heat ot, the patch ai'tar Its installation.. tact: 8. COYF.ItAGE: One 60 lb (22.68 ka) bag yields approx. imately 0.3 cu A (0.014 cu.m). Withthc addition of 40 lbs. 08.14 k1r) of 3✓8' (0.93 cm) pen rock yield is approximately V cu ft. (0,02 ou.m). 9.CLICAN'•UP INSTRUCTIONSi Clear► application toots and mlxing..equipment with water tmtaecU&I*ly follow.. ins use. - I O.CAUTIONSt Niix no more than 60 seconds. Use only potable water Kith SPEED CRETE RED LINE. Mix to a Rtiff, putty -like, no Oump conststency. Do not retem- per or add sand to SPEED CRETE RED LWS. Do not use Ilmostunc allsregate. Du not overwork or aeertrow- cl patching material. Ito not featheredge SPEED CRE7'E RED UVE. Clean mixing equipment betwtxn batches. I I-ENVIRONMSNTAL AND SAFETY FRZCAU- nONSt Produt) conWns pordand cement which is alkafina on contact with water. Do not breathe dust May east delayed Ion$ injury (Silicosis). IARC reports Cryetalllt e, silicit may eausa censer In humans. Irritating W eyes and skin. Avoid splashing Into eyes or contact with Skin. In civie of eye contact, flood ayct ropeatedlyy with potable water and call a physiciun. 150 NOT RUA EYES. WLM skin thoroughly slier handling and before smicing or tannic. Use adoWatc %=tllaslon. 12.PACKAGING: SO lb Poly.linied bap. 20 lb and SO lb plastic pails, (KAVic equip': 9.1 & 22.68 ks) Storage: Covered storage away from all moisturc. SWf life' Minimum i year in protected storage. F"i0l: Class: glass 35. TAMNIS INDUSTRIES 3833 State itoute 'T2, Kirkland, IL 60146 800.21-TAMMS PAX:313•522.2323 WAR=AN'1'i1*9BelL-r WCnwm wilt W: Fak.e11 de rW tfltfiMte u"r. #Ar COMM POWn' or "awk Ce Uadu .mm. wr viola10 Ike pevpinary anion mange ntntt alley third M'. sclk+ w.rM.13 0* its ProdFASS wttl e981WISW cud perrom to aeetadanro with the Vrt vc#' IpWA04llW. TMPOR 00- 7No WARMIN9TM. ARC tN L19V OR ALL 0MK WARRANTID. axrFmsoxT%inlm. INCLLowo, ovTNoTL.,ATso7% vostt COICERN7NOMPJUCtcWAIM1,1W AND MOM MR A PARTIM L.kR ►trRPOSA. ttM6TA7tONOM L1A.1LtITES� tleow.srrthedirCaultyor awcutiont ad mewitlaa sut.ars I mwww. it is aped etet. weer 1W C Watt for badll) 4 W. Seller's babilin- to the ai** W m' titled WW, tm am kttoee Of 4 WWja dMI ae oow*1% tvlaft tau of owl pumhan d Redact Eros► Wiw by Buyer Ilgii row resod ft total LvnM tttlMd end bill- abb to tea auto tar the Proho Uprundv. IN NO ZVtNT Wtt,L eELLLR rt8 UAR" rQ2 AAY LOSS OF t'Rt)•M OR MEN SIMCIAL 013 CONSEQUVN"AL DAMAGE& EVEN if 91MLL'R 11Ae REIN ,tM7110 OF THS rtX%A9il.r7r (W trL+Ctt DA.N.%= 64 JllL-12-1599 09�36 P,n1 INC. �sed & Insured CC #00507 +fi7i3 E: 10 Ln, a Hialeah, FL 33013 Office: (305) 681- 060 (305) 6814324 Fax: (305) 681 012 Beeper: 449- 777 No 2823 Uc ense No. Dade 07 / 12 / 99 _ Contract -Estimate Client Naro.. '14R3..' ELENA DEL MONTE - -Phone Home: _ Addr6gg •2801 ::NMTU- MIAMI AV Phone Work: i Herebyapediles the work to be dorm. x Remove existinc roof •X ;Clew-contlMe;roof-to a workable surface Apply insulation :(half inch) (one inch) (one Inch and a half) (two inches) X •BASE 0 7 5 iPlacaaV� tin cis ;Place-.e`�IKlO tivith:hot tar ', .-... I ocs a 090 with hot tar X j ftoe a rnociffiicktad single play MINERAL SURFASE CAP S=T NOT MOP APPLY E Place a 015 with hot.tar X Place a #'15 Obsrg(ass :with hot tar ( 1 layers) Plebe s.aphatt ilbergiass, shingles ( color) PIWO Verieaveten clay tiles (brand Pike American.caement tiles (brand style -' Ftace.8pain clay tiles Aep(a- 'otf4d.wo6d'uP to lineal ft. no charge Palnt with a1u»4num fiber . •y4m:bf guamtee on labor ? Ptsc® s443 with tin .oep= Pke a N43 WW hbt tar .. Install new drip mail galvanized Co..{ CMV'S PARR $T WALL,_rLASHINC, RUPPROM FINISH a CARLOS $ODRIGIf$Z +tru✓t.OrC� ate. Representative Cost,s.' 3750.66 . Tax $ Total Gast $ Deposit $ 20% Inftial payment $ 40e Bala" upon compietiorr of work i 40% ��- u1) N01M..1 All work to be done according to the South Florida Building Code l 01M2 The guarantee of this roof DUES NOT cover leeks dua to abuse, lightning, hurricane, tornado, hail storm, vandalism, or other climatic phenomena The urlddrNiOned accepts the y a job At the price quoted and agrees t for said work promptly upon compfotWn pt same as herein �4, Ifled. If any sums due are Collected b ;? t or demand of an ettor ey or coidst,Colon, agencyr then the undersigned agrees to pay all Costa. InclU61A9 assumable attorney's f for Al 1!E PRICES, SPECIFICATIONS AND CONDITIONS ARE HEREBY ACCEPTED PKSID04T OWNER OR CONTRACTO— TOTAL P.01 JUL-09-99 THU 12 , 1 3N AM MART I NEZ A.- I DURAN ROOFING, INC • 25 YEARS WORDING FOR YOU 595 WEST 18 STREET HLUEAg FL 33010 EA r DATE: Q T l D S / 1 999 ATTN 14e/C-,'r7CL Del /t ontc. Fax t 3 05 ,5 73 0 E3.3 93 RE SENDER: jA ✓i F2 PHONE :(305) 855-5525 FAX : (305) 888-3859 COMMERCIAL Tmnw RESIDENTIAL '■■ TOTAL, OF. PAGES( (p ), INCLUDING THIS ONE S9— 864 JUL-08-99 THU 12:14 A MARTINEZ 303 8638Z07.,..._.�,��.p.02 t� A-1 DURAN ROOFING, INC. TEL: (306) 885.5528 898 WEST 18 STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA 33010 LiC 0 CC C01616t; FAX: (305) $8$-3859 Project: A.D.F Upper Lightwoight Deck Date 07/07199 Job Site: 2801 N. Miami Ave. Miami FI 33127 Address: Same ATT. Helena Del Monte PH: (305) 573-3737 FAX (305) 573-8393 Beep 881.0555 G A F N-8-4-M 1) Remove existing roof system down to deck or smooth workable substrate. (lightweight concrete). 2) Remove all existing flashing, includes pitch pans, counterflashing, cant strip, parapet wall, 3) Bass sheet: on lightweight concrete Install one #75 base sheet mechanically fastened. 4) Solidly mop in hot asphalt two (2) ply #4 fiberglass felts, 5) Solidly mop in hot asphalt a Mineral Surface Cap Sheet. 0) Install cant strip under base flashing where roof changes level. 7) Install on the parapet a granulated SBS reinforced base fiash(ng mopped in hot asphalt. 8) Install new aluminum termination bar on top of low height parapets, 9) Replace all plumbing vent stacks with new lead (lashings, 10) Replace all water overflow outlets with new ones using 26 Ga. Galvanized metal. 11) We shall clean the premises, haul all the debris related with the re -roof work and dispose of legally. 12) Repair scupper located on the s.w corner of the buildnig Note: specifications and price are based on the assumption that the withdrawal resistance test will pass Exclutions: Any plumbing , electric, or mechanical If any. A-1 DURAN ROOFING, INC. WILL GUARANTEE FOR A PERIOD OF 10 (TEN) YEARS (SEE SPECIMEN), Price: .................................................................................................................................... rice:.................................................................................................................................... includes all taxes labor and material, asbestos test, talc. by a P.E., withdrawal test, permits,............. �5,100,00 Payment: Upon signing 10%, when commencing work 40%, at V3 of work completed 40%, upon completionl0°Ja. ACCEPTED SY: DATE A-1 DURAN fiWIPING, INC, JA1f1ER R. MARTINt':Z WE MAY WITHDRAW THIS PROPOSAUCONTRACT IF NOT ACCEPTED WITHIN 30 DAYS v!— NG4 t� ,IUL--Og—gg THU 12 L 1'.S AM MARTINEZ 303 86�300T P, 03 0ENERAL CONDMONS FOOD DECK Roorsl )RRST 1001 LN, kT, of tlbeathllg bomrds (roof deck) ARE FREE OF CHARGE. ADDITIONAL LL'MHE DECK S1.00 LN, F7.R REPLACED W ILL 13E ML LED AS FOLLOW: SHEATHINO BOARDS I "x6" OR I "x8" (ROOF OVERHANGS: FASCIA BOARDS, SOFFITS AND RAFT'nR F�tbS $3.30 LN. FT. FLJ&1LY STRIP I^x'2" SS.00. ANY RAFTER, FASCIAS OR SOFFITS LARGER THAN I":E SEMA7EING BOARDS LARGER THAN 1"x 8" 00 AN SPECIAL'"LLED UMBER WILL SF, StLLED ON TIME MATERIALS BASIS. ANY FLYN 00l) 5/8" wIiOL.E OR ly PART OF SHEET. IT $60.00 PER P.T. WOOD NALLERS 2" x S" ANCHORED TO CO',lXRETE ON PARAPET: SS,00 PER LN. rr,. NO PADMING OR PLASTERING'P0 BE DONE BY US TO WOOD OR GABLE EN -Ds DARE COLJti'f Y INSPECTIORS AtAY REQUIRE THAT ALL ROOF SHEATHLtiG BE FASTENED AT 6" O.C. AT ALL RAFTERS, IF UPON RE•,MOVAL OF THE ROOF IT IS FOUND THAT Tim SHEATHM IS NOT IN CONJPLIANU v1TTH DADS COUNTY CODE THEN THE COST WCURRED TO CONFORM TO CODE "a BE CHARGE AS ,A,N Eli P.q TO THIS CONTRACT TO BE PAID BY TM OWNTA I. ASBESTOS SURVEY: OTI COS{} RC1AI BLb6. AND ri81DEN71Af, PAOPZR1`�S � 17t MORE TX V TWO =T3DADECMWffCDDI . IS Sp PAkTRRIV FIEISSUANCE 0PAP®INfI,LFASBoyfOSEC�^IItiTVINGMAIER(AIISFEOfNJLSCVJCAVTHERDOFr G SATE&IDi 7HbCOSTFORERFSK FS•trOUMO BS BORNI BYTHS 0Wh--R W14CHRUL DEAN EXI'RACMUGE TC nM CO?:WCT.OVAI WILL PRECAUTIONS SRALL BE TAF.T+ j 3. ON OPEN CEILING HOUSES . (Property Omer nerd to Cover all farWture and mimming poor), WE CAN NOT BE HELD LIABLE. FOR ANY DUST OR DEBRIS THAT MAY FALL T'rmoljGH ROOD CRACKS OR S WIIMUN13 POOL WHLLB ROOF IS BEING DOTE. + WL ,%'WT HAVE ACCESS TO EAVS OF ROOF POR In DELIVERY OFDUS LIATt1l[AI S AND AEI (OVAL OF T703R 5. R26 USE OF IMAW TRUCKS DL'MV -''? L PROCESS OP ROM WORK WE SHALL NOT 91 KEW 16pSPONStELEORL1ABL"SCRANY DAMAOETOLAWN, SID"WALKS,DRIVEWAYS,PLANTS, SFI a& SPRTNnU 3YMM7. SEPTICTA XS, FENCES ANDAWNa7G 0E DAMAGE TO AT7T lCAIWS,'Y ANTENNAS, CEILDiM OCT rERS OR CONDITION OF SOLAR PANELS. 5- ALL ROOF DECKS ALUST HAVE POSITLVE DRAINAGE, L? ZUSS DISTAlLATION OF TAYER?tOOF L\SL. aTr0,` IS CONTRACTED. WE DO NOT OUARAN I E£ ANY ELdaI NATION OF POI.'bING WATER b A-1 DURAN ROCFINOi INC. RDIEAVE✓f = RICHTATANY , IME TO SICP CR 3USPBND WORKVw iL SjC.Y A ITV" AS PASSED DASRdVNT3 ACCORDDIC 7O7FI7 DAlT!ENT 60t1EDU1 E9 OF rm cOb7RALT ARV broWL'rUPTODATE- SUCH WORK STOPPAGE MULL NOT CNtS't71T,^,EOAOL'=,ORA. RUACH OFOpN{MOTAMONWNO5-t .LrrAOALg3TTHECOh'R cmx. THVFARIlESACr'R4.%Jy . SHAL LD AVY DISPUTE ARISE CONCERNINO THIS ACMC '[E T 7} E2I7TiE LAW DF T}(E SYA 7? OF FLOFSOA SHALL OOVEJL4. 7• THE LNDIRSIONED AC.CF,P; S THE ICU AS SPSC4FIW AT THE V"CS CODED AND AORES5 TO PAY SW WORK PROPERLY L70H COMPLETION OF SAM" AS HEREIN SPVLTFI"D. 17A.NY SUMS DUE ARE COLl➢C17D E7 SUR 0R D"MAAA OP Al: ATTCRNEY OR COLLECTION M.,k%,CT THLN THE UNDEASIONM AQU19 TO PAY ALL COST ZXLLlXNG REASONAELE ATTORNTIY'S DES POA CMUCnCN. IF A PAYMEM SCIL5DULSD ISPJM?AIC•,A-rV TANROOPINO,CIC,WILLIY=3A1IrMLATE ASCICHARC,EOFANYNONIRQ.YPAYLfE4T NED ►TORE THAN UMn DAYS AMR THE DUE DATE S• ALL WORKToBEDONIORWARAAN=SHALLRESAIDPORINSPEC6I.Ar h0PROLlI3V6VIDLBAL OltODM&WISS %UL DE BINWX OR AOCVPTA3LB. 9 WASTLTfRUL TNFP�TRtAT10N MAT OCCU,i DURTNO TIE RE-OFINO PAOCSSL A•) TA,RAN P.00FD;G, A-C. TAXE PAyCAVDO �3 TJ LrCr P1Dt P0'�S1gRO1L1IT MMVEA, WE ARE NOT RESFC 4S ELS R]R THE CCK=CNS OJF'1?!8 EIIIMO ROOPTNT' SYSTEM AND ASSUNI NO LLtFWY FOR WATER PENETRATION UNM SUCH RME AS TS+B NeW SYSTi1t 15 CONDLrr2D. IS AT TIME CIF AOOP RCLtCVAI; IF CRAINAL ROOF BASE SHEET 15 FOUND TO BD ADEW TO TILE ROOF DECK WITH ASPHALT. CON7RACPWILL BE RM'r'CTTOAN ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOS REMOVAL PORTIONED CAIiOR INVOLVED. UNDER W3E CONDITIONS WSTALLATKPq OF Irl"RICOVEAY BOARD WILL IS REQUIRED TOA C:HISVE A SMOOTH, CLW W"ACL I1• WARS FOR DAC-Ak% Y: DT NO TVFTTSJCH WAIRARN IMPOSE UPONA-1 DURAN ROW NO, INC. ANY UAB1LLi 71 MAGES CAUSES EY RAE,TORNADO" FLAILS STOPJA %,'-VWCANE, OAANY QUIT 10MLAORDINAAT CAUSE BEYOND OIrR CONTILOI, NCR FCR DAMAOW TO THE BURAINO UPON OK/N WFCCR ACH WORK IS DONS, PAR POR ANY DAMAGS TO SA.' WORK CAL33 BY SEMEN", DISTOR110N3 OE PAl1m— OF ROOF DBL71, SH-rA, Ma WALLS. PAR=ON WALL4 CEILINGS CR FCkMARIONS ro S3 0 BL]l,p ' V NON FOR FAILURE OP A.\Y MATUL*'L$ OR L"MSatAL PARTS OF WV BUZ %G LIE AS A ?AST ATTACKVS.W TO OR VJD WOEI V03L FOD. DAMAC,S TO IN'FERIORPURNTILREAND FDQ %U OECORARIONS, STDCK OR EQLUMLYT DVV TO L:AKAGE OROTHBAWIM ATMX TI_M WCU IS CM47LETED ANY AND ALL REPAIRe 4VOM REQUM9 ON ROOF DL7_,r4 WARW,7T p :R�p \NSI Be PERFORhiFD EY A•1 WRANRD;li�1G.t:C. ALLWARAAN]7bgAh770UARA=SlV eR-- lDORW lI,LEDT,%ZaaLmwjm N'CALAYD WID. SHALL WORKDOi'E ET ANYONE OTM)t Tr1AV A.; DL7:AN AOOFA7C4 tiC. WAARAT--, V SHALL SS DEEMED, FN.L AND VGTD B'1ALL ALL PAYME'M TO A•1 ROOFR:O, LNC. 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' 09-22.93 09-22-99 i BCCILY F.WRY _ (Pe ) i PROKATYCAMAGE AU cto LY•E&ACCIDEP(T :Pr�:FaTIANAUTOON Y• I � ' �ACHACtIOE!R I� 02-22.99 02-22-2000 i Axie A 1 `_ST TIdT RY YI1��} :—���DINT • S s-e.cH Fuw nvec • I � CANCELL,AnQN — S110" ANY Of TNS ABOVE OE.SCRIBED PCL1CiiS tt CANC#LLCO EiFCRE TiiE fXnRATX;M CATC TYIEPSOF, TIf ISEUINO COMPANY Wr" ENCEAYCR TO MAIL 3Q :AYC WAt1TEH NOTICE M THE CERiif;GAT{ IIOLOER NOU TO "LEFT, x BVT FAILUAE 70 LWL SUGa NO'TCC SXA" AIPCSS NO ODUGATION ' ORUAE Lfry AUT}i0R1YED A IIESENTATriE ^ c ®ACORD CQRFCRATION "`` 1859 ; r 4, (664 t, r�•;_k t L �y7 gkYqA: h - r .✓x� a i 1 i t d rs t i sfC r�w�} ti r'9 'sf °� �r a •v�S ,i,.� nimn 4fNMI!d JUL—O8-99 THU 12:17 AM MARTINEZ 300 eszz`307 � F'.06 bY- N*l NNNAN 1110FINA INC. REFERENCE PROJECTS 1993 - 1999 STATE SCHOOL U 917 SO. 2005 NW I I I ST. MIAIN11 OAF 1.1.1 •NIO170 FR. STATE SCHOOL F 917 SQ. 1041S NW 52 ST. bnA II GAF I.1-1 1tiG 170 FR. I . C, DUPIAS ELEMENTARY SS SQ. I I" W 59 RL.• MALEAm SCHULLER 3 FLD. BAY BARBOCR ELEMENTA►ILY 788 SQ. 1165.94 ST. BAY HARBOUR SCHULLER 3 FLD, WI BRYAN ELEMENTARY 142 SQ. 1200 NE 125 ST, NORTH bUAMI G A F I ALTUSA ROYAL ORFEN ELEMENTARY 220 SQ. 13047 SW 47 ST. MIAMI GA F. / N• 1.1. 170 FR FISHER FIWBERG ELEMENTARY L IS SQ, 1420 WASHINGTON AYE. M. BC14 G A F. / N-B-4-M NORTHWESTERN WON SCHOOL 2,$00 SQ 1200 N.W 71 ST MLW GAF / N -1. 2- MG FR DA MIAME M D C C SOUTH CAMPUS IlY COT T FCF ALLIED SIGNAL R P -50 TC 26 SQ. L04 SW 112 ST. M1AM1 M D C C BUILDL-40 1000 120 SQ. 300 COLL.EOE TR, HOMESTEAD ALLIED SIGNAL RF- 50. M D C C HOMESTsFAD CAMP PRIVAIE 594 SQ. 500 COLLEGE TR HOMESTEAD COiWT1Nx'TICTAT ALLIED SIGNAL RF-30. ECKERDS DRUGS NOB HILL PLAZA 106 SQ 10241 W, BROWARD SCHUI:LEF, 4 010 REP. NATIONAL BANK HDQR. 12S SQ. PONCE DE LEON BLVD. O A F. W A L D E N POND II 1930 SQ. 20185 NW 9 CT. N. MIAMI GA F. COURVOISIER COURTS CONDO 229 SQ, BRICKELL KEY DR BRICKELL KEY GA F . IN"TBRPLAZA SHOPP(NGCANOPY 97SQ. =0 SW 8ST. MIA.W ALTUSATILE TUB CITADEL OFFICE BLDG, 186 SQ, 49 NW 5 ST. UWE[ G AF. / N-l-1-l70 FR F P L RICHMOND 78 SQ, 14250 SW 122 ST. M kNU GAF. STATE FARM KENDALL BLDG. 169 SQ. 7355 SW 117 AVE. D1IAM41 SCHULLER CHAAlpLAL\ TOWERS NORTH 250 SQ, 8877 COLLL^IS AVE. $Up SIDE ALLIED SIGNAL BAY VILLAGE CONDOMMJ IJM 60 SQ. 1790 S.TREASURE DR N.B. VLLLAGE GAF. CONTINENTAL SVCS. GROUP 85 SQ. 1300 NW 36 ST. b4Abg OAF. B LAZARUS, INC. 95 SQ. 73 N W 24 ST. IWAMI GAF. / N-B-3-0 K.M Q 04PORTS, INC. �,. 250 SQ. 2391 NW 20 ST. MIAM G A F. I N-B4-M KENDALL ACRbB WEST 200 S-Q 9401 S. W 107 AVL NIAba G A F. / I.0.3.G VILLA BAY VISTA CONDO, 100 S.Q 2001 BAY DR MIA.VII BEACH G A F. / NN 1-3 -MG FR LUIHERAN SERVICES OF FLORIDA ISOSQ. 1398 S.W I ST MIAMI G A F . / N-84-NI INDIAN CLOTHIERS 290 $Q i269 N.W 54 ST MIAMI OAF. 11.0-3_G AM MANY • - - MANY MORE UPON REQUE S T. . . tJ ,),64 JUL-09-99 THU 12:11 AM I M AR I T I I NE - Z ------ P. 02 -m"IWIN UNILES I . .. :� . - ... ... .. 1. '.,.GoV.ERN0R� " . . DISPLAY AS AEOUIRED BY LAW RICHARD T SECRI&ARYFARR�LL IV. MEM METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY REGULATION P4 AST STRrET 1.1,:t A,.j I , r. - I... 3312-S SUITE 10:10 STATE CON TRACTORs rE- ti JULY 2,13, TNAT D/I )/A C'("t4- CCC:n 161 TRACT L;Ljj! "'RL REGESTRAT1. T!i T AS ..ti CONTRAC'To'-t- OADF- TRA:1)= 4 R up LINE V:[ 7 S S T Tf r el ALTE:,R A7'1 CE.r, -7 T .30 0999 001-072897 je — c� -b , tj W.-A JUL-09-99 THU 12:11 AM MARTINEZ ?0� 868�307 P.01 L A- I DUR.AN ROOFING, INC. 25 YEARS WORKING FOR YOU 59$ WEST 18 STREET BIALF_4B FL 33010 DATE: 07 / 0 8 / I999 ATTN lie /e n a L)e.1 Ante. Fax l3 A5 5 73 - 63 93 RE leoo SENDER: AVie(Z R 111ar1NC-z_ PHONE :(305) 855-5525 FAX : (305) 888-3859 COMMERCIAL --lL RESIDENTIAL TOTAL OF .AGES( (P ) ' i � INCLUDING TRIS ONE 864 From : MRTEIJ ENTERPR I SFS PHONE No. : 305 S96 3391 01 Jul. 08 1999 3: 23PM P01 #,> A': PACHIMii.l4'1'llAA15MI TAL $!hilt' I3LLENA IV MONTI? PROM: CojM-pANY: A). n.-JUDUL AD)3 llATp,: VA.X NUMlil.lta 7.8-99 '1'UTAl. NU. C7N ]'RUES INC, (.305) 573-8393 'W It: PT I ONE N UMBTi u 7 ,ST:i`'DEIt'S IZ1✓FF.IZISNC:N.. NLJMI3F:IL: Itl?: L-X'!'1?,Ric]ltPAINTINCT YOURR�c1I7Rr.NC1 NUMI1I1t: 1311RGEN'1' 0 rf)R ltpvlaW ❑ DLLAsp CQMMLNT ❑ t t.7?gtg kLpt,Y (a t'L1;Atit; RLCYC:I.R NA'11 i A/rm........,_ L I870R S0LJT14WP.S1' 108"'" —�� 3 A5 AVENUE, MIA.h41I�]f.)KI�,�� .331.57 ( ) SG-Pi590 FAX (305j, . 256-559f1 ., _ ,.. ,... _ -•-- ....•�m�uee x+m�.aen�x: key. P!^R+mc '�tk nls'�i�:%t;-R€+t%�w ..: ,.. _. - - •'t=, From M TI EU ENTERPRISES PHONE No. 305 596 3391 WITH PRIDE AL ELDRIDGIC-.,a S1NCE 1980 IndurttitI & Commordal • A"I 111W 10708 OW 100 Avenuo • Mlaml, Ficeta 33187 rLM011: WWW.0,9p1Pub1"1k51.00m Tall (306) 200.3690 a Fax.- (306) 288-5580 Dat*t July 1, 1999 Tot AMSOCiATION FOR THZ DRVJZLOVNT OF THE HXC VTI0b= 2801 N. Miami Avenue Miami, Florida 33127 (305) 573-3737 Fax (305) 571 Saga AtthI Nolen& Dei b:onte, Assistant Direetor Re, Exterior Painting VAINTINfi CONTRACT Ju1.08 1999 3:24PM P0l I• GENERAL CONDITIONS A,1 171dridge I'n .ning mad Waterproofing, Inc. will provide all required labor, nauranco, equipment and matorials ne,cnssary to romplute the work as apoaifiod, and as required by the provisions of tha current Dade county Edition of the South Florida Building Code. II. GENEIRXL RERRIREMENTS 1. Al Eldridge Painting and Waterproofing, Inc, will meet South Florida Building code - Dade country Religion. 2. A35 0 CIATRoN Volt 'X= DZVZZ'OpbMWT Or TIM Z"RPTIOUAL shall make available power sad water which may be available at existing outlet$ without chargo, for the reasonable Use of Al. Rldridge Painting and waterproofing, Inc. during tha course of the nrnjprt:_ 3. Al Eldridge Painting and Waterproofing, Inc. will arranga with ASSOCIATION Foa TtEM t)XVZLOPMNT Or THE EXCZDTIOXn for workng apaoo, apace for otorage of material and access to thQ ar4aa whor.o tha work of Al Eldridge Painting and Waterproofing, Inc, is y�erfarmed. AeaoCtATiON MR TtiD DEYELOPHMT OF Tat >L!{d4;D'PSON11>; will srrango for automobiles to be moved from arear+ adjacent to building* where work Is in progrona to eaf.Aguard against, possible damage to automobiles. 4. Al Eldridge Painting and Waterproofing, Inc. shall be allowed to use sanitary and drinking water facilitioo necdcd for thoir employs. 5• Plants, shrubs, vines and flowers. You will be notified one week other prior to painting to remove all plants from walls, fonres and areas where promouro claaning and painting will be orogreas. 6. Inapactionn will be made by the Paint Company'n Roo nt and 1 LICENSED & INSURED :..__ From MA T EU ENTERPRISES , t-F 7) PHONE No. 305 596 3391 Ju 1. 08 1999 3: 2GPM P02 TnapAfttinn Pr6graa4 RApnrts will be given to Manager or Paint Committee so that the paint job will nut be delayed, *7. Warranty will be joint between the Paint Contraot and the paint Manufacturer - both guarantee the job .for sovon (7) yeara in writing for all exterior painting. 'she fihaJ work in any arbitration will by made (a) the paint contractor, (b) mnnuFani°i�.rAr , and (r,.) Contr A. QrOn completion of work, Al Z1dridge Painting and Waterproofing, Inc. will prOmPtly 24md" all debr-s, materials, oauipnent, etn. and will leave the premises of thn b%Ai3ding completely clean, including the cleaning of any gl.amm or scrooning which r.1yy lave h"hme anilsd as a rea:alt of the work. III. SCOPE OF WORK - ZX'tTBRIOR 1. Pressure clean s►Kterior using ninimrun of 3,000 psi water p;eseuro combined with a biocidal wash agent to remove mold, mild=_w, nhAlkin7v or reeling paint. 2. All hairline cracks, where possib3.e, will be sealed with flexible saal.ar., Vinlnx grAd* or hAY.MAr. 3. 11MOVA all ft (active concrete/stucco. ?aamovn a1.J rust from oxpaAsd re -bars and prime with one coat of Benjamin Moore's flM92 lariat Cnnvortor according to manufacturer labol instructions. Repair using Atlas Patch -Bond material according to the manufacturer's label inatruetiona. leelorm and blond to match adjacent areas. 4. All rtur•.00 cracks 1/8N and larger will bo oaonod with a 'IV" joint. and re• -sealed with a floxiblo sealer, Vinl.ox grade or bettor. The building surfaeo will bo roetored to i.tc+ original texture. 5. r1nor jnints will be caulked with 1/20 x 1/411 latex caulking to be handtooaod attar application. 6. Al Eldridge Painting and Wat.orprooling, =no. wi.l.Japply one (1) coat of Sonjamin Moore latex masonry scaler to all stucco areas. 1. Al Eldridge painting and Waterproofing, :no. will app3.y onc(1) coat, or more as needed, of Benjamin wore 100% acrylic latex low luster or flat finish paint. to all stucco areas. Color to be cho"n by A XOCZATION FOR THE ORVEI.OPMNT OF THE EXCnPTX0HAZ Color CCIHA Manufacturer Benjamin Ldoore S. Al Eldridge Painting G Watorproofinq, Inc. will remove all bliater`ing or peeling paint From regular and overhead doors and metal bars on windows and wal.i,, at:d will spot prime any naecled areas with Benjamin Nooro onamol undorbody primer, 9_ Al Rldridge Painting c Aaterproofing, Inc. will apply two (2) Coats of Henjamin Mooro "duotrial grade oemi gloss enamel to all previouxly mentioned doors and metal bars. K From : MATEU ENTERPRISES PHONE No. : 305 596 3391 � JU1.08 1999 3:25PM PO3 10. Al Eldridge Painting & Waterproofing, xno. will romova two A/C unitm in AVUC O wall and wil]. A1or.r up and ro etuaoa 01ttorior to match oxi9ting surface. It. Al M drirlgo Painting t Waterproofing, Inc. will ro ntucco any "AAH d areas whore stueeo ham boon waehod away by tho proobura nlr:Aning. Also, previously patched areas wi.3.I ho ro otucco to match existing AtirrAra. 9?.. Al Mdridge Painting C %&torproofing, Inc. will repaint logo eri building as it appeaxed prior to painting. 13. All mAi:nri„1, npDlied to building will be in accordance with manufacturerts spocificationa previously Approvod. XXCLUSIONOt Rnnfa, walkwaya? drivewayn, and curbs are 6xaludad from thin Work. AnnTTTAA4AL INMRMATIONt ]. R9g-#.T9UCQ/ Rr4 included. 2. Proof of insurance is inc?udAd. 3. Tax ID$ 56-0811711. 4. Pr.apar painting licenses are included, 5. Al%von enr !LarrAntY on exterior labor :.and material statement will be submitted unnn rnmrl a1,.i nn. �. Schedule of payment wi7.3 hw as per discussion with managomont and our firm. 7. ThrAoa w99ks are noeded to eamp]eta thin work depending on weather conditinnA. B. Painting AnRrificntions are included. Wn propose to perform all tho work, mentioned in this propcoal for the sum of i $ 8,900.00 Additional Canto Presnura clean, prime, and pailit interior of porimutax wall. $ 1,150.00 Accepted Bys Al t=E ridge Pain•'n0 and �. 6y.dr`dge. Pre'i�de/nt 3 - IA 1 rrom : M=iTEU ENTERPRISES t +, PHONE No. : 305 596 3391 Ju 1. 08 1999 3: 26PM P01 WITH PRIDE ELDRIDGE LiG�NSER SINGE 1980 & INSUnEi3 IndustrIal * Commorolal 6 Rsaldomtlal I VOO SW 104 Avenuo & Mlaml, Florida 33157 fa Small: www.aepalnting*vol.00rn TO, (305) 260-3690 • Faxi (305) 266-5590 REFERENCES PAP Builders, Inc./Phil Porter Sandy Dakor 16115 S. W. 117' Avenue Upgrade Renovations Miami, Flotlda 33157 8400 S. W. 1061" Str"t (305) 254-9393 M141111, Florida Withers Worldwide (305) 595-9206 Tram pnrution Systems Charles Manash 10800 N. W. 24 Street Soutttbay builders Mietni, Florida 33172 7555 S, W. 129s' Strvct (305) 477.0030 (305) 477.1327 Miami, Florida 33156 (305) 25-1-3719 Chris Hogen George Murphy Hooker & Company M & G Builders 2500 Northwest 74`i' Avenue 10836 S, W. 188" Street Miami, Florida Miami, Florida 33157 (305) 592-S1S0 (305) 236.3831 Armando Del Solo, Manager Jim Scllen Miami Management Grubb & Ellis Management 14275 Southwest 142"d Avenue 320 Northeast 1'+ Street Miami, Florida 33177 Minnu, Florida 33132 (305) 378-0130 (305) 373.7119 Rick Pace Elisha ARC of South Florida All Craft Industries 4201 Northwest 201 Avenue 8766 Southwest 133`6 Street Miarn� Florida 33125 Mimi, Florida 33176 (305) 883-8720 (305) 378-9555 Mark Radak ` Alonso & Associates Jennifer Plesher 6590 Wost Roger Circle Visionworks, Inc. 11850 Sheri Lane Boca Raton, Florida 334B7 Mianu, Florida 33183 (S61) 787-6358 (305) 279-6264 () G_ _ C.., iA rHEU ENTERPRISES PHONE No. : 305 596 3391 Ju..OB 1999 3:26PM P02 WITIA PRIDE AL SINCE 1980 LICENSED Industrial • Commorolal • Plesldsntlal �' INSURED 10708 SW gob Avonuo • Mlarml, Fronds 33157 Emalh www,pepalntlnC*abl.eom Tel: (305) moo 6 Fax: (306) iW8890 'Rod Overholt Overholt Constnaction Corporation. 17098 Southwest 97'' Avenue Miami, Florida 33157 (305)2.14-9697 Murray Lawrence, Head of School St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School 5692 North Kendall Drive Coral Gables, >~Morida 33156 (305) 66$-4851 Miguel Pons The Allen Mortis Comp", 1000 Brickell Avenue, 12'h Floor Miami, Florida 33131 (303) 3$8-1000 Christine Rosen & Associates 21S Southwest Le Jeure Road Coral Gables, Florida 33134-1799 (30S) 446-5663 "' Xrank HWTOU, City Manager City of North Bay Village 7903 East Drive North Bay'VUIage, Jr3orida. 33141 (30S) 7S6-7171 Charles Manaah, Vice President Flret National Bank of South Miarni S750 Sunset Drive Miami, Florida 33143 (30S)662-540S REFERENCES Norah Buikstra, Faoility Director The Falls Shopping Center 8888 lloward Drive, State 553 Miami, Florida 33176 (305) 235-4571 Mike Diaz l lumana Medical Plan 11701 Ylills Drive Miami, Florida (054) 267-0000 Andrew Tinder U. S. COW Guard Base Opa Locka Airport 14300 Northwest 41a A\,cnue Opa Locka, Florida 330$4 (30$) 953-2100 James Cross Cross Construction, Inc. 8775 Southwest 133nd Street Mianu, Florida 33176 (305) 254.2542 01ga Valdes-Fauli, C.A.1\9. Qables W uerway Executive Center 1390 South D1xie.Iiighway, Ste 2101 Coral Gables, Florida 33146 (305) 663.3500 Georgina Menendez Eller Drive Properties, Inc. 8033 Northwest 36" Street, Ste. 440 &urd, Florida 33125 (305)397-9044 64 113LUE SKY PAINTING CORP, 9845 S.W. 56th Street • Miami, Florida 33165 • Licensed & Insured • CC#19032 Tel: (305) 221-8000 • Fax: (305) 273-1010 CONTRACT 07/06/99 ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXCEPTIONAL 2801 N. MIAMI AVE. MIAMI , FLA. TEL# 305 573-3737 FAX# 305 573-8393 Please allow me to respectfully submit this proposal and contract for the exterior, re -painting of the property located at 2801 N. Miami Ave. Miami, Fla. SCOPE OF WORK AND GENERAL CONDITIONS; ALL EXTERIOR PAINT WORK IS WARRANTY FOR SEVEN PEARS AGAINST PEELING, BLISTERING, AND CHALKING BY BLUE SKY PAINTING, AND THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY FOR ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS. Work consist of re -painting all exterior stucco surfaces, paint rear door, perimeter concrete fence on both sides, metal gate, metal doors, security iron bars, concrete stairway, including steps, elevator door, and city required Permit. Items not included for painting are, sidewalks, window frames, roof, floors, interior, all previously unpainted surfaces other than specified. STUCCO REPAIR; Bonding Compound - Thorobond by Thoro products Bonding Agent - Acry160 by Thoro products Stucco Repair - Thoro stucco over scratch and brown coat of Portland cement. A. All existing spalled or hollow sounding stucco will be repaired by chipping off all delaminated stucco with chisel and hammer clean existing surface to receive new stucco for proper bonding. Surface must be structurally sound and clean, free of oil, grease, wax, dust, sand, or dirt, liatance, paint, efflorescence, curing compounds, form release agents and base materials of any kind. B. Coat prepared surface with THOROBOND by Thoro products, bonding compound for new stucco to properly bond with existing concrete surface. C. Apply a scratch coat of Portland cement over prepared surface, Add ACRYL 60 by Thoro products as in stucco mix, match existing stucco finish as close as possible. Allow to dry and cure. SURFACE PREPARATIOILI AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES; A. Apply a solution of one part bleach to three parts water to any area showing mildew. B. Pressure wash all surfaces to be painted using a commercial strength pressure washer at a minimum 3,000 PSI at a flow of 3.5 gallons of water per minute, and no more than twelve inches away from substrate as to remove all dirt, old or deteriorated paint, mildew or any other surface contaminants. Allow all pressure washed areas minimum 24 hours to dry. All debris will be discarded and area left clean. C. All masonry surfaces to be painted will be coated with one coat of primer using SHERWIN-WILLIAMS LOXON PIGMENTED PENETRATING SEALER, as per label instructions and allow to dry 24 hours. BLUE SKY PAINTING CORP. 9845 S.W. 56th Street • Mlami, Florida 33165 • Ucensed & Insured • CCf19032 Tel: (305) 221-8000 • Fax: (305) 273-1010 D, Remove all loose, or deteriorated caulking presently installed at all stucco perimeter joints, and apply a complete and continuous bead of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS C-1050 ACRYLIC LATEX CAULK centered over joints between metal and stucco surface around perimeter of windows and doors. Tool joint in a professional manner to insure proper adhesion and workmanlike appearance. All windows shall be recaulked 360 degrees. E. All hairline cracks (less than 1/16") are to be detailed with ELASTOMERIC PATCHING COMPOUND on both sides and crown center directly over crack approximately 1/16" to allow for thermal movement. Match existing stucco finish as closely as possible. All cracks greater than 1/16" are to be routed open to form a U or V shape, dusted clean, than packed with SHERWIN-WILLIAMS C-1050 caulk , allow to tack cure, then apply a detailed coat of texture brush grade ELASTOMERIC PATCHING COMPOUND over repair to match existing stucco finish as closely as possible. All masonry surfaces including cleaned out cracks are to be coated with one coat of SHERWIN-WIILIAMS LOXON PIGMENTED PENETRATING SEALER as per label instructions prior to cracks being filled with any patch or caulking material. After crack repair is fully cured, apply one coat of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUPER -PAINT SATIN. F. All stucco surfaces will then be painted with one coat of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUPER -PAINT SATIN finish. G. All metal surfaces will be wire brush scraped to remove all oxide, then cleaned prior to coating with two coats of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL PAINT. No paint shall be applied if raining, fog or mist, or if air temperature is below 50 degrees F, or immediately following rain or frost, dew or condensation has evaporated. All materials shall be applied uniformly, free from runs, sags, wrinkles, streaks, shiners, or brush marks. Up to two 4x4 color samples will be supplied for signature approval prior to start of job. The painting crew must have easy access to all areas to be painted. The work will be done in a continuous basis, weather permitting. All labor, materials, and equipment are included in price. No deposit is required, payment in full due upon completion of job. TOTAL PRICE, $ 8,000.00. 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F I , 000 AqV AVIO 9114-'AE LI),',)T N1.1, (j1A*1,*D A 111 (It, PROHIPT I UAMAQ[ ="T hny AUYI) F:x(I%A I WIM11 y 1A N-a.7 EMP1.01TW l—hR LI I'ACII A�J::'I��i:Ilrr1 07 7865v ACCjL)�I`,'I- 1.s 500 000 all I Vol —, '�ade Cowity 11A � ZM-L' 14.11. ''St St. 100 N*.%rL 13:2e --------------- I --------------------------------- L 11 It! Isi it I-Qj,I(j65 I.tA K I Old 7W. J)0:5*41311"7111 C()!IIAX) 11-11,"U"MWININIAIL WIVE cu- C 4 DOI*, I:t)Ff N, A A tA*A e'(IUt3t1I- 4 't f1\161 It,, ------------------------------------------------------- . ... .. .. ....,.._ _. ._.t'_�::...:�:_�._.�.: ''..:.e.i......__....:...__._..-�_..._._____ .. •....i �u.:uillG:fYY.��4Hn' SuiamtYbRblidi�i Budget Rent a Car Systems. Incj , Bid et. .J Car and Truck Rental Dcccmbcr 8, 1997 To whom it may concern. Budget Rent A Car has contracted Blue Sky Painting for several large projects. Blue Sky has provided excellent service, quality work and a very competitive price for these jobs. Eddy Quinones provided us with a schedule and plan to ensure no intcrruptions in our 24hr operation at the Airport. Most notably, Eddy and the Blue Sky stall' provided flexibility in meeting our needs as we made several changes and additions. rgvsoo Airport Manager 3901 NW 28th Street Miami, Florida 33142 Telephone: (305) 871.2722 Fax:(3051871.2786 l 864 jillft`i"'VANCEL C. SAQUI, FAe. `'ARCHITECTS O PLANNERS 0 INTERIORS October 2, 1997 Blue Sky Painting Corporation 9645 SW 56t' Street Miami, Florida Attn.: Mr. Eduardo Quinones Re.: Letter of Recommendation To whom this may concern: It is with great pleasure that I prepare this recommendation letter for Blue Sky Painting Corporation. We have had an opportunity to work with the principal of the firm, Mr. Eddy Quinones, and his staff on both residential projects as well as commercial projects. Mr. Quinones is a hard working, honest individual with extreme care for timely arrivals, schedule deadlines and commitment to a project. The level of quality and professionalism exemplified by this organization is at its highest and I would strongly recommend them for any future projects you may have that will require the services of an excellent painting contractor as Mr. Quinones of Blue Sky Painting Corporation. Sincerely, Angel C. Saqui, II, AI�A Architect ; B:\My Files\MyFiles\WPDocs\Clients\QuinonesRecommLtr1 S�- s64 F01 ?once de Leon Blvd.. Suite 820, Coral Gables, FL 33134 :1 PH (9C5) 445-4544 J FAX (305) -L455044 D E-mail: anaelsaq<Jix.netcrm com 11V1!L' y�."V La1\VU1" V1, (V1VIVAINIES AI)ri l 7. 1997 Edijardo Quinones Blue Sky Painting Corp. 9S45 SAN'. 56th Street Miami. Florida 33165 RE: LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION Eddy. I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for a job well done. As a State Certified General Contractor. propem, Owner and Registered Real Estate Broker specializing in commercial and multi -family residential property management. I have much experience in dealing with trade contractors. Since awarding your company the painting contract for the Pine Manor Apartments located at 7700 S.W. �-1th Avenue. Miami. Florida. I am extremely pleased with the results. I appreciate being able to work with a professional in the trade who takes pride in the work that he and his company performs. The contract for painting the Pine Nlanor Apartments had many complex; requirements for a successful completion. Since construction in 1947. the apartments suffered from a look of military barracks housing: having been previously painted one, monochromatic color. The contract requirement for seven (7) different colorways for the buildings have resulted in a village look of a group of homes that blend into the neighborhood. The people living at the apartments really appreciate the care that you and your company took in completing the painting of both the exterior and interior common hallways. NIv maintenance crew at the apartments had only favorable comments about the coordinaticn-benveen them and your crew I wish you the best of luck in Your future endeavors and I will advise You of tree next painting contract that I have. In the mean time. I will advise anyone that I should come across. that is looking for a recommendation for selecting a painting contractor. that your telephone number is in the phone book. Best Re?ards, James E. Kuttero ff ,President LN+'DEV'CO Construction. Inc. CGC 024633 1660 South Bayshore Court Coc6nut Grove, Florida 33133 (305 ) 8-59-8092 FAX (305) 8-56-4716 S 9 - c 64 �4 8pr ,tom °'0, A0 AIM � ojl = The Information Management Company 305-477-9149.800-287-4799 •FAX 305-477-7526 IS a photocopy in poor condition FC 017 Rick & Nancy Reid 7880 S.W. 170 Street — Miami — Fl — 33157 305-252-1152 + 305-252-1900-Fax October 2,1998 Blue Sky Painting Corp. Eduardo Quinones 9845 S.W. 56th Street Miami, Fl 33165 Dear Eddy; I have enclosed a check for the payment due to you for the painting of our house. I want to thank you for a job well done! I was very impressed with your workers. They were pleasant and very clean. After the long, hot day they cleaned up the daily painting job like no painting was even being done. They were thorough, pleasant and did more than asked. I want to thank you not only for the wonderful job that was done on the house but also for your attention to detail and your personal attention to our needs. We have several Real-estate friends and will recommend you to anyone that is painting their house. Thank,you again, Nancy Reid S9- 864 BLUE SKY PAINTING REFERENCE LIST AVIATION SALES COMPANY 6905 N.W. 25 ST. MIAMI, FLA. 33122. TEL# 305 599.6628 ATTN. TOM CANTIELLO TRI-EIGHT DEVELOPMENT 12651 S.W. DIXIE HWY MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 278-2712 ATTN. ANTONIO BETHANY COVENANT CHURCH 125 N.E. 119 ST. NORTH MIAMI, FLA. ATTN. PASTOR ANDERSON TEL# 305 751-2975 LAKEVIEW MANAGEMENT 13388 S.W. 128 ST. MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 255-9058 ATTN. SUE BONETTA RE; L'AMBIENCE 13501 S.W. 62 ST. 23 UNITS A & P BAKERY SUPPLY 3590 N.W. 60 ST. MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 635-0845 ATTN. JERRY FEDERAL DISCOUNT CENTER 45 N.E. I ST ST. AVE MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 358-5165 ATTN. MARIO IGLESIAS US SECURITY INSURANCE 3915 BISCAYNE BLVD. MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 576-1115X289 ATTN. WILLIAM LAUDEN MR- SKIP STRONG SPRAYER PARTS DEPOT 14090 S.W. 144 AVENUE RD. MIAMI, FLA. TEL# 305 235-0967 MR. CHRIS WRIGHT 1241 N.E. 91 ST. TER MIAMI SHORES, FLA. TEL# 305 75I-0844 NOTE, THE STAFF OF BLUE SKY PAINTING WOULD LIFE THE OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE YOU A 10% DISCOUNT BELOW THE COMPETITORS WRITTEN ESTIMATE. THE CONTRACTOR MUST BE FULLY LICENSED, AND BE FULLY INSURED, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING; A. WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE B. $500,000 LIABILITY INSURANCE C. OFFER SAME LENGTH WARRANTY D. OFFER SAME OR COMPARABLE BRAND AND QUALITY PRODUCT V t, - ( zi Ls l) 07/20/1999 11:08 305-476-8877 ROMANO BP,OTHERS PAGE 01 ,,,rk ,0, ROMANO BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION. 3299 Bird Avenue . Miami, FL. 33133. Tel: 305-4764rn . FB)c 305.476.6677 For Your Information To: 6;" J,& riYi,;k- compow. AWc. Ave W. ol (9, Frmm: cju4 1� Romano Brothers onstruction. Inc. Comments: Faxnumber. C305) sin — 8n9B Date: 20 Mq. Fax number: 305-476-8777 Pages, including cover page: ZJaw,l e9a..� -9�0 T I ,e,Ns o� ffl0C~h" - .. ......._ ..,.....j. ...:.:..v..... . rr ..r .: � ... . . r.. .:.Y. ...-..... ..;..r .�;..e... . r. a'..�.r.w.sr-..�rw..�v`irFn': •�Mr r , 07/20/1999 11.,09 305-476-8877 ROMANO BROTHERS f• iv PAGE 02 aN013T QJYT ,AW "0Q CON51RUCTIONs MC. 3299 Bird rd., Coconut Grove, Florida 33133 Office: (305) 476-8777 Fax: (305) 476-8877 C.G.C- #048447 Proposal Number : 072199 -CS Date :duly 20,1999 Client Namet ASSOC. FOR DEVELM ENT OF EXCEPTIONAL ATT: ELENA DEL MONTE Project None: EXTERIOR PAINTING Client Addru s:. 2801 N. MUM AV.- Project Address. SAME Client Telephone; ( 305 ) 573 - 3737 Client Fax: (305) 573.8393 PROPOSAL 1 Paint procedure for exterior walls. A. Pressure clean exterior stucco wails with 3,000 P.S.1L. water jet. B. Prime with one coat of exterior latex primer where needed. C. Caulk around all perimeters of windows and door frames with fifteen year guaranty acrylic . caulking, D. Puiat wails with two(2) coats of M.A. Bruder, Benjamin Moore, or Sherwin Williams exterior acrylic flat latex paint. , S 9,500 2 )FINE YEARS GUARANTY 3 4 5 6 SUBTOTAL S 9,500 7 OVERHEAD S 950 8 SUBTOTAL S 10,450 9 PROFIT S 1,045 10 1 TOTAL S 11,495 07/20/1999 11:08 305-476-8877 ROMANO BROTHERS PAGE 03 All labor and materials are guaranteed for (3) year against faulty products and/or poor worlmanship. We hereby propose to furnish materials and labor- complete in accordance with the above sp=bcsflone for the sum of; 00) Pa)mnt to be made as follows; A One third (113) of contract mount due as deposit at tiros of signing. 13. Second third (1/3) of contract wnDunt due at fVW percent completion of contract, C. Remaining one third (1/3) balance due at substantial completion NOTICE TOO nR Thepayment plan stipulatedby this contract should be followed strictly. Failures to comply will be grounds fbr oo end of the aforem cmboned project. OWNERS agree to pay legal fees in case of litigation All balances still be assessed i t 1.9% monthly from due date. Flmal closing with Rmwwo Beothsrs Construction, lnc-- A. Upon inspection with OWNEWOWNER REPRESENTATIVE, a punch list will be prepared and corrected in a timely manner. 8. No repair/punch.bet items will be corremod until OWNERS bave paid all cranes due CONTRACTOR. C. OFYNw wit make and all necessary =wnunication to our ream offce betty= the hours of 9 am. and 5 p.m,, Monday through Friday, cxchxW bolidays. Underthe Mechanic's Lain Law, anycontractor, subcontractor, labors, matcrialmmor theperson who helps to improve your property and is not paid forhic labor, cervices and/or materials, has a right to enforce his claim agairnt your property. Under tho low, you may protect yourself against such claim by filing, before commencing such work of improvement in original contract for tie worst of improvenneut or a modi fication ther=E in the office of the co mty recardet'of ft count) wbere the property is situated and requiring that a contractor's pa)acnt bond be recorded in such office. Said band shall be in ao Amount not Less than filly percent (SO%) of the contract price and shall, in addition to any conditions for the performance of the contract, be canditiorwd. Aaxpunce of Propasat: T hr above pr1m, specification and eoadidons are hereby awopted. You are authorized to do the work as speciCred. By signing this contract, or receipt of a copy client atdmowledges having m4 tmderetood and agreed to the terms and eooditions of the coatrarx. Date of ameptatnwe: Authorized signature: -- Signature: $ignahua: NOTE: This proposal may be withdrawn by us if not accepted within _ days. a.. A:IAFDOTE.MD