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10/2/96
RESOLUTION NO. 738
A RESOLUTION NOMINATING TEN INDIVIDUALS TO
REPRESENT THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF ALLAPATTAH,
LITTLE HAVANA, MODEL CITY, OVERTOWN AND
WYNWOOD, FROM WHICH SAID NOMINEES, ALONG WITH
THOSE NOMINEES PROFERRED PURSUANT
RESOLUTION NO. 96-573 ON JULY 25, 199
BOARD OF COUNTY COMISSIONERS WILL SE TWO
INDIVIDUALS FROM EACH NEIGHBORHOOD SERVE
ON THE FEDERAL ENTERPRISE COMMUNIT UNCIL.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION HE Y OF AMI,
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Section 1. The following indiv proffered as
nominees to serve on the Feder nter e Community Council for
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the neighborhoods as desi d h
NEI ORHOOD TO
NOMINEES: BE M PRESENTED: INATED BY:
No Agnintlrent Made Al attah mmissioner Tomas Regalado
ITUal Cayalel. All ah ommissioner Richard P. Dunn, II
No Aqointwnt Lle H Commissioner Tomas Regalado
Carlos Rodrigues itt avana Commissioner Richard P. Dunn, II
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Db Aj)pq' t NLc',e_ Mod ity Commissioner Tomas Regalado 1
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d_ el City Commissioner Richard P. Dunn, IT
T de Overtown Commissioner Tomas Regalado
AINSLad P Overtown Commissioner Richard P. Dunn, II
Appointr Wynwood Commissioner Tomas Regalado i
Wynwood Commissioner Richard P. Dunn, II
Rescinded by R-97-30.2
Section. 2. The Board of County Commissioners will select
two (2) representatives from each neighborhood (Allapattah,
J� Little Havana, Model City, Overtown and Wynwood) to serve o he
Federal Enterprise Community Council, said selectio o be
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I considered from the list of individuals proffered purs to
fherein Resolution and to Resolution No. 96-573, ado ted 5,
1996.
Section 3. This Resolution shal ecome e ctiv
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 10th day Oct , 1996.
AROLL , MAYOR
ATTEST:
WALTER J. FO
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Rescinded by R-97-30.2
TO : The Honorable Members of
the City Commission
FILZ eman
City Clerk
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
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DATE : September 20, 1996 FILE :
SUa,ECT : Ten Appointments Needed to the
Federal Enterprise Community
Council
REFERENCES:
(October 10, 1996 Agenda)
ENCLOSURES:
(List of Members)
The Federal Enterprise Community Council was created to monitor the implementation of the
Strategic Plan (based on the premise that real economic opportunity will be created if the
strengths and assets of the wider economy can be linked to the distressed neighborhoods of the
Enterprise Community and to the residents of those neighborhoods); make recommendations to
the County Commission on ways to enhance program effectiveness; recommend uses of
Federal and State funds committed to the Plan; help attract additional involvement, and ensure
that Federal and State funds are used in the manner prescribed by the Plan, to achieve Plan's
goals.
At the Commission meeting of July 25, 1996, the Commission passed a resolution which was to
nominate five individuals, per neighborhood, to represent the neighborhoods of
Allapattah, Little Havana, Model City, Overtown and Wynwoed, from which nominees the
Board of County Commissioners will select two from each neighborhood to serve on the Federal
Enterprise Community Council, The Commission at that time stated it would submit its
nominations in writing to the City Clerk, No nominations have been received by the City Clerk to
date,
Commissioners Regalado and Dunn were not members of the City Commission during the July
26th Commission meeting, therefore ten appointments are needed at this time:
Commissioner Regalado has five nominations, one for each of the neighborhoods listed
above,
Commissioner Dunn has five nominations, one for each of the neighborhoods listed above.
By copy of this memorandum, we are requesting that the Agenda Office place this issue on the
October 10, 1996 Commission agenda.
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cc: Merrett Stierheim, City Manager
A. Quinn Jones, III, City Attorney
Frank Castaneda, Interim Liaison/NET Community Development Department
Elvi Gallastegui, Agenda Coordinator
Beverly Solomon, Legislative Coordinator
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