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6/28/95
RESOLUTION NO.9 5 5 8 4
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
CONVERT THE $135,000 LOAN MADE BY THE CITY OF
MIAMI TO PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, INC. AND
GUARANTEED BY GEORGE AND GLORIA LEWIS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, INTO A
GRANT, THEREBY FORGIVING THE OBLIGATION TO
REPAY THE LOAN AMOUNT; FURTHER AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY
DOCUMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY
ATTORNEY, TO EVIDENCE THIS RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, the City Commission is desirous of promoting and
encouraging economic development in the City's neighborhood
target areas; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has provided financial
assistance to businesses within neighborhood target areas through
the Community Development Block Grant Program; and
WHEREAS, People's Drug Store, Inc., located in the Overtown
neighborhood of the City, requested and obtained tinanciai
assistance in the form of a loan in the amount of $135,000.00 for
the expansion of its restaurant and pharmacy (the "Loan"); and
WHEREAS, the Loan is evidenced by a Loan Agreement dated
September 27, 1991, executed by People's Drug Store, Inc., as
Borrower, and George P. Lewis and Gloria B. Lewis, as Guarantors;
and
CM COMMSSION
MEETING or
J U L 13 1995
Resolution No.
WHEREAS, due to unforeseen circumstances including, but not
limited to, Hurricane Andrew, price and code changes resulting
therefrom, vandalism, delays in completing construction of the
project, family hardship, dilution of investment, and health
deterioration, the repayment of the Loan would lead to the
financial collapse of the business; and
WHEREAS, the successful completion of this project would not
only provide better and increased services, but will serve as a
catalyst for further revitalization of the City of Miami's
Overtown Target Area; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission adopted Motion 95-410 at its
meeting of May 25, 1995, expressing its desire to mitigate
Borrower's and Guarantors, undue financial burden in order to
make the project financially feasible;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the
Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by reference
thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
Section.
Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized to
convert the $135,000.00 loan to People's Drug Store, Inc., for
the construction of People's Drug Store, into a grant, thereby
forgiving the obligation to repay.
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Section 3. The City Manager is hereby further
authorized) to execute the necessary documents, in a form
acceptable to the City Attorney, to evidence this Resolution.
Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of July , 1995.
STE HEN P. C RK, MAYOR
ATTEST
WALTER J. F
CITY CLERK
NEW REVIEW PPROV ,
FRANK �eAST 'D , DIRECTOR
NET
FINANCIAL AND BUDGETARY REVIEW:
MANOHAR S. A
ASSISTANT C AGER
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
f CO ECTNESS.
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The herein authorization is further subject to compliance with all requirements that may be imposed by the City
Attorney, including, but not limited to those prescribed by applicable City Charter and Code provisions.
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 73
Honorable Mayor and
ro : Members the City Commission DATE : JUN 2 9 1995 FILE
SUBJECT : Peoples Drug Store, Inc.
FROM: Cesar H. Odro REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda
City Manager July 13, 1995
ENCLOSURES:
RECOMMENDATION
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached resolution,
authorizing the City Manager to convert the $135,000.00 loan to George P. and Gloria B.
Lewis, for the construction of Peoples Drug Store into a grant, thereby forgiving the
obligation to repay.
BACKGROUND
Pursuant to Resolutions 91-425, and 92-509 adopted by the City Commission at meetings of
June 20, 1991, and July 16, 1992 respectively, the City Manager was authorized to provide a
loan in the amount of $135,000.00 at 6% interest to Mr. and Mrs. George P. Lewis, to assist
in the construction of Peoples Drug Store and Bar B-Q Restaurant, a pioneer business
located in the economically disadvantaged Overtown target area.
As evidenced by the attached documents, this project, which started more than four (4)
years ago, has become a victim of forces through no fault of Mr. Lewis.
NET concurs with Assistant City Manager, Herbert J. Bailey's memo of May 30, 1995, that
undue hardship has been placed upon Mr. and Mrs. Lewis stemming from unforeseen
circumstances such as Hurricane Andrew's related price/code changes, construction
problems, vandalism, and problems with contractors and inspections.
In addition, Motion 94-410 at meeting of May 25, 1995, expresses the desire of the City
Commission to alleviate Mr. and Mrs. Lewis financial burden, concurring with Mr. Bailey's
recommendation that the Community Development portion of loan be converted into a grant,
thus, making the project economically feasible.
The successful completion of this project would not only provide better and increased
services, but will serve as a catalyst for further revitalization of the City of Miami's Overtown
target area. Failure to approve the attached Resolution will result in excessive debt to be
carried by the Lewis family and lead to the financial collapse of the business.
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.CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To : Frank Castaneda DATE : May 30, 1995 FILE
Director
NET Offices SUBJECT
George Lewis
FROM: Herbert J. Bailey J� REFERENCES:
Assistant City Manager
ENCLOSURES:
As evidenced by the attached material, it is our opinion that undo hardship has been placed upon
Mr. Lewis and his family in reference to completing his drugstore/restaurant in Overtown.
This project started more than four (4) years ago has become a victim of forces through no fault
of Mr. Lewis, and resulted in an exorbitant amount of cost, family hardship, dilution of his
investment and probable deterioration of his health. In addition, problems caused by Hurricane _
Andrew caused prices/codes to change as well as the inability of the contractor to complete work
and inexcusable delays in regards to the Building Inspections Department. _
Mr. Lewis has requested that the C.D. portion of his loan be converted to a grant. It is also being
recommended that any payments made since the date of inception be given as a credit against his
other loans with Miami Capital in order to alleviate any additional hardship. In reference to the
balance of his loan, the Community Redevelopment Agency will refinance the remaining loans
from Miami Capital through the Section 108 Funds we are using for Overtown
Please analyze this transaction and let me know as soon as possible so we can proceed with the
preparation of the 108 drawdown.
HJB/ep
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George P.Lewis
People's Drug
Miami Fl. 33138
May 9, 1995
Dear Mr. Bailey:
My wife and I would like you to help us try to
obtain a grant for some of the hardships we have encountered
since 1988. We had a dream of opening a new and improved
drugstore and restaurant. This would not only provide better
pharmaceutical services but would also create honest jobs for
the community. We found out our old drugstore had become
obsolete in many ways. Foremost, our drugstore did not supply
medicare/medicad service which is widely used in this
community. Our goal in constructing a new building would be
one that was attractive, comfortable, and efficient.
Through various meetings that were held, the turn key
price was six hundred thousand. Allen Morris, the
construction company, managed to bring it down to four
hundred thousand. Two hundred and fifty thousand was obtained
from Centrust to match the loan from Miami Capital
Development Company Inc. As years past, the construction
began to slow down to a halt. The bills began to accumulate.
Every month Miami Capital has received a check from my wife
and I of interest in the amount of one thousand three hundred
fifty-four dollars and seventeen cents for three years. So
far this has added up to forty eight thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars and twelve cents. This construction loan
cannot be used for tax purposes because of the long time
period between 88-95. We've had all kinds of business
obstacles as to why the building had not been completed
between the City of Miami and the Allen Morris Construction
Company. The city didn't give Allen Morris the proper
go-ahead to finish the building. Therefore, this caused the
first contract to be void. A second contract had to be
written which meant more money, another obstacle. With a new
sub- contracting group chosen by Allen Morris Construction
Company and by them changing their assistant construction
manager this prolonged the delay of the building. These led
to more internal problems. These problems have led to two
strokes that I have suffered due to the stress and problems
of the building. My wife has been ill too from the
compounding of obstacles concerning the building. The
construction manager said it would take at least fifty
thousand.for completion of the building. Time dragged along
for another year and another fifty thousand had to be
borrowed again to finish the building. To be truthful Mr.
1000 BRICKELL AVENUE 3rd FLOOR MIAMI,
3/22/95
Herb Baily
Assistant City Manager
City of Miami
3500 Pan American Dr.
Miami, FL 33133
} THE
AMN MORRIS
CONSTRUCTION . COMPANY
)16014 1 i 00;5) S6-L 1000 FAX (305) 373.3241
Re: The People's BBQ at 360 NW 8th St. in Miami.
Dear Mr. Baily,
As I'm sure you are aware we have been spending extensive hours in
the last six months attempting to complete the construction of the
above mentioned project. The problems that we have encountered in
dealing with the Miami Planning and Zoning Department are well
known to you. In addition many of the delays in the completion of
this project can be traced to the serious deficiency in the plans
used during construction. The City's initial refusal to obtain and
subsequent foot -dragging in acquiring as -built drawings
incorporating the many changes made through necessity and at the
owner's request has been a serious stumbling block as well.
In attempting to complete the People's BBQ we have incurred
tremendous expense trying to accommodate the Building Department by
doing work not specified on the plans. The City has also with held
the final payment due to us for the reason that we have been unable
to obtain data to comply with the Davis -Bacon Act.I'm certain
that you will concur with the fact that many of the sub -contractors
have abandoned the job and full compliance with the Davis -Bacon Act
has been an impossible feat.
All of that being said we submit the following itemized request for
payment on services rendered not initially in our contract.
(continued)
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Debt Service
Debt Service
Year
Interest ( Principal
Total Payments
Balance
1995
$ 34,889.20 $ -
$ 34,889.20
_Loan
$400,000.00
1996
$ 34,889.20 $ -
$ 34,889.20
$400,000.00
1997
$ 34,889.20
; $ -
$ 34,889.20
$400,000.00
1998
$ 34,889.20
i $ 12,000.00
$ 46,889.20
$388,000.00
1999
$ 33,911,20
1 $ 12,000.00
$ 45,911.20
$376,000.00
2000
$ 32,924.80
$ 12,000.00
$ 44,924.80
$364,000.00
2001
$ 31,936.00
$ 12,000.00
$ 43,936.00
$352,000.00
2002
$ 30,943.60
j $ 20,000.00
$ 50,943.60
$332,000.00
2003
$ 29,295.60
$ 20,000.00
$ 49,295.60
$312,000.0
2004
$ 27,617.60
$ 20,000.00
$ 47,617.60
$292,000,00
2005
$ 25,923.60
$ 20,000.00
$ 45,923.60
$272,000.00
2006
$ 24,209.60
$ 20,000.00
$ 44,209.60
$252,000.00
2007
$ 22,475.60
$ 40,000,00
$ 62,475.60
$212,000.00
2008
$ 18,967.60
$ 40,000.00
$ 58,967.60
$172,000.00
2009
$ 15,423.60
$ 40,000.00
$ 55,423.60
$132,000.00
2010
$ 11,859.60
$ 40,000.00
$ 51,859.60
$92,000.00
2011
$ 8,287.60
$ 40,000.00
$ 48,287.60
$52,000.00
2012
$ 4,695.60
$ 52,000.00
$ 56.695.60
$0.00
$ 458,028.40
$ 400,000.60
$ 858,028.40
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ME AUN
MORRIS
CONSTRUCTION , COMPANY
1000 BRICKELL AVENUE 3rd FLOOR MIAMI, FLC)R -381q Y3Fd� 358 1000 FAX (305) 373 3241
Mr. Herb Baily
Assistant City Manager
City of Miami
Pan American Dr.
Miami, FL 33131
Re: Our meeting on 4/14/95 discussing the People's BBQ. _
Dear Mr. Baily:
I find it somewhat odd to be once again discussing the same matters that we have gone over in
countless meetings and correspondence regarding the above -mentioned project. However for the
benefit of everyone involved in the meeting I will restate our requests for completing this project.
In the entire time that I have been involved in attempting to get Mr. George Lewis moved into his
new place of business we have asked for these same items to be resolved. Let me initially state
that I have never dealt with a building department that did not make it known in writing what was
required to pass any particular inspection. That having been said we respectfully request that all
items required to be completed for completion of mechanical and.fire inspections be forwarded to
us in writing. This request is being made to end the confusion and back and forth bickering that
has accompanied our attempts to finalize the mechanical permits. We have encountered a
constantly changing list of mechanical corrections to be made at the BBQ. It is simply a waste of
everyone's time to guess at what will be required for completion of all mechanical inspections.
Our second request is that we have a completed set of as built drawings that are acceptable to the
City of Miami. We cannot proceed any further with electrical or building inspections without an
approved set of as built pians.
After these items are addressed, we will, in conjunction with the City of Miami, determine which
of the items to be completed are changes to the contract and which constitute deficiencies on our
part. We have been and continue to be accepting of any responsibility for all items that are
deficiencies on our part. Any items deemed to be changes will be written up as change orders and
sent to Mr. Lewis for his approval. On any changes we will need applicable Architectural and/or
Engineering details for how to address those changes. Any design work must be completed by
the proper parties authorized to do that segment of the work.
(Continued)
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RIB KING: Now
94, still playing
tennis, still
running
People's
Pharmacy next.
•doortothe
founder George
Lewis Sr. works
each day at 402
NW Eighth St.
The Lewis
family saw the
expansion of
People's .
Barbecue as a
continuing
commitment,
:dating tram
Red tape puts
rib legerid's
expansion: on
back burner,
®y fiEOFFAEY TOMB
Herald Staff Writer
He is the Bocuse of barbecue,
Miami's soul. provider, protector
of a.secret. It s in his sauce,.the
color of terra cotta, the lightness
of 'souffle, made 30 gallons a
batch and- gone . up 'in .smoke
every two nights. . .'
Oak coals are fired every after-
noon at 4 p.m., except Monday.
Blue smoke from the old 1pit
pours up ,the. chimney, enticing
motorists a block away on Inter -
state 95, luring fans as they enter
or leave nearby Nliari1i'Are.na. .
Writer.. Calvin.;Trillin,• who
once made 'Kansas` City fibs
famous, is a bare-bones.noyice!+t
until he eats one of George Lewis
X's dry -cooked, suc2 ulent ribs. =
Drooling customers "•wait! in
line on Fridays and Saturdays at
his,I0-stool People's Barbecue' a'' „-
Lewisfamily.workofculinaryart !••
for 35.years.
Doors stay open until 2:30 a.m.
�ust to satisfy,a mix of Overtown
ocals, , cops, .firefighters, late-`^
shift• workers, even a few Dol-
phins and Heat players:
And with each order he sells — 1.
millions of ribs dating from 1960
when JFK was new.— Lewis Jr.
always says the same thing:, "If
TRADITION CONTINUES: George'Lewis J�; tt3ncis to meat in, the pit at the
PLEASESEE BARBECUE, 2a original People's Barbeque� while customers awelt their•orders at the counter.
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WHEREAS, it Is anticipated that the completion date of said
Project wII1 be August, 1993.
WHEREAS,. Art.IcIa V Section 5.1 s h a I I be amended to pr.ovIdo
an" additlonal $35,000 from Community Development 91ock Grant
Funds for th'e completion of the Improvements.
THEREFORE, IN MUTUAL CONSIOERAT'10N OF THE COVENANtS MADE
herein and In the Agreement Of which this is an Amendment, the
part les hereto understand and agree as fol lows:
Sect 1 on 1 . "Pr i nc i pa 1 an interest payments sha 1 I commence
after BORROWER receives Certificate of Occupancy or nine (9)
months after 'execution of th►s Amendment, which ever event occurs
fi rst .p
Section 2. The Loan to BORROWER shaI I be in a principal
amount not to exceed $133,000 to assist In the financing of the
Improvements in accordance with the terms end conditions set
forth In the Agreement and 'this Amendment.
Section 3. It is further understood that a I I terms and
conditions outlined under the original Agreement wiII remain In
fu`1I fora® and effect without modification except as herein
stated.:
Sect I on 4. Th l s Amendment sha I I become effect Ive
immediately upon its adoption.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the perties hereto have caused this
instrument to be executed by the respective official thereunto
duly authorized.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENTS. AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AMENDMENT TO
AN EXISTING AGREEMENT, IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE
ATTACHED FORM, AND THE PROMISSORY NOTE AND
MORTGAGE AGREEMENT, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE' TO
THE CITY ATTORNEY, BETWEEN PEOPLE'8 DRUG
STORE, INC.`, AND THE CITY OF HIAMI POR THE
PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ADDITIONAL LOAN FUNDS TO
COVER .FINAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS ASSOCIATED
WITH - THE CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT PHASE
OF THE PROcYECT FOR PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, INC.;
ALLOCATING FUNDS THEREFOR, IN AN AMOUNT OF
$30,600. FROM THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Commission is oommitted to eoonomio
development and the expansion of trade and oommeroe; and
WHEREAS, the promotion of economic revitalization in the
neighborhoods of the City of Miami is an important part of the
City's eoonomio development strategy; and
WHEREAS, the People's Drug Store, Inc., represents a major
development In the Overtown.target area; and
WHEREAS, the project is a 5,400 square foot faoility,
featuring a family -style restaurant and neighborhood retail.
pharmaoy; and
WHEREAS , the project Is approximately 76% oomplete ; and
WHEREAS, due to architectural delays, oonstruotion on the
projeot was impeded for approximately 90 days; and
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CITY COtr.WSSION
1110ETING OF
J 1; L 1 6 1992
Pawfutran Uo.
92— 509
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WHEREAS, due to unforeseen delay's, projeoted hard costs have
inoreased; and
WHEREAS, additional loan funds for the People's Drug Store,
Ino., projeot will be used to oover oonstruotion expenses; and
WHEREAS, said loan funds will be oommitted under the terms
of the original oontraot agreement between the City and People's
Drug Store, Ino., and said funds shall be seoured by real
property whi.oh is the personal residenoe of the property owners;
NOW, THEREFOR$, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE. COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA;
Seotion 1. The reoital.s and findings oontained In the
Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by ref erenoe
thereto and incorporated herein' as if fully set forth in this
Seotion.
Seotion 2. The City Commission is hereby authorizedI/ to
exeoute an amendment to an existing agreement, in substantially
the attaohed form, and the promissory note and mortgage
agreement, in a form aooeptable to the City Attorney, between
People's Drug Store, Ino., and. the City of Miami for the purpose
of providing additional. Loan funds to oover final oonstruotion
oosts assoolated with the oonstruotion and development phase of
the projeot for People's Drug Store, Ino.; with funds therefor
The herein authorization is further subjeot to oomplianoe with
all requirements that may be imposed by the. City Attorney,
inoluding but not limited to those prescribed by applioable
City Charter and Code provisions.
92- 509
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h&voby allooated in an amount of $38,000.00 from the Community
Development 81bok Grant Fund.
Seotion 3. -This Resolution shall beoome efreotive
immed$.ately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this -!6_th day of Jul
ATTEST:
XAVI£R UARE , MAYO$
MATTY KiRAI, CITY CLERK
COMMUNITY DEV 1 NT REVIEW:
FRAN CAS EDA, DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL REVIEW:
CARLOS . GARCIA, DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BUDGETARY REVIEW:
MANOHAR S. S•
ASSISTANT CITV
A AGER
PREPARED AND AP ROVRD BY:
CAME9 L. LE0
A,S3I STANT CITY ATTORNEY
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APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
CORRECTNESS:
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J-91-445
6/7/91
RESOLUTION NO. J'.. 425
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE
TO THE, CITY ATTORNEY, WITH PEOPLE'S
DRUGSTORE, INC., TO PROVIDE A LOAN IN THE
AMOUNT OF $100,000 AT••SIX - (64) PERCENT
INTEREST RATE FOR A PERIOD OF FIFTEEN (15)
YEARS, COLLATERALIZED BY LAND, FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENT] FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXPANDING THE
PROPOSAD, LEWIS BARBECUE RESTAURANT AND
PHARMACY LOCATED AT 402 NORTHWEST 8TK STREET,
!. MIAMI, FLORIDA, IN THE OVERTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD,
ALLOCATING FUNDS FOR SAID LOAN FROM THE
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
MONIES.
WHEREAS, the City Commission is desirous of promoting and
encouraging economic development in the City's neighborhood targot
areaej and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has provided financial
assistance to businesses within neighborhood target area through
the Community Development Block Grant Programs and
WHEREAS, People's Drugstore, Inc., located in the Overtown
neighborhood of the City, has requested financial assistance in
the amount of $100,000 for the expansion of its restaurant and
pharmacy;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDAt
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 Bet forth in this
Sectiod.
Section 2. The A ty Manager is hereby authorized to enter
into an agreementT/ in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, to
provide a loan in the amount of $100 000 at six G9 e t
a
or
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( ) p icon
interest rate for a period of fifteen (15) years, collateralized _
by a mortgage on tht e personal residence of a principal owner of
the subject corporation, second mortgage on the real estate
located at 402 Northwest 8th Street, Miami, Florida and a land
1/ The herein authorization is further subject to
compliance with all requirements that may be
Imposed by the City Attorney, including but not
limited to those prescribed by applicable City
Charter and Code provisions.
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Name Of party( Ias) : PEOPLES DRUGSTORE,. INC.
Document type; AMENDMENT NO. t
Purpose: TO ASSIST IN THE FINANCING OF IMPROVEMENTS ON
PEOPLES DRUGSTORE PROJECT
Facility:
Date(s): ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF EXECUTION
Department: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Contact person (questions): MIRANDA Y. ALOURY Telephone: 579-2461
Contact person (delivery): MIRANDA Y. ALBURY Telephone: 579-2461
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