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RESOLUTION NO. 9 4'_ 8 9
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE .CITY MANAGER TO
ISSUE AN INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR THE SALE OF
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THE CITY -OWNED PROPERTY LOCATED, AT 5500
NORTHWEST .17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS LOT 24, BLOCK 13,
FLORA PARK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF,
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 53 'OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE CITY CHARTER AND CODE
PROVISIONS.
WHEREAS, on May 27, 1993, the City Commission adopted
Resolution No. 93-356 authorizing the City Manager to bid. an
amount not to exceed $79;000 at public sale for the property
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located at 5500 Northwest 17 Avenue, Miami, Florida; and
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WHEREAS, Resolution No. 93-356 further directed -the City
Manager to develop a plan for the effective utilization of the
property; and
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WHEREAS on June 17f 1993 at a judicial .sale held by the
Clerk of the County Court regarding Tiller Investment Company,
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Inc.''vs. Billy Hardemon, et al', the City of Miami purchased the
above described property; and
WHEREAS, on February 17, 1994, the City Commission
determined that an effective utilization of the property would
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not 'be feasible and deemed it in the best interest of the
residents of the City of Miami for the City to divest its
interest in the property; and
CITY COMMISMOA
MEETING OF
FEB 17 1994
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WHEREAS, the City Commission instructed the city Manager to
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Issue an Invitation for Bids for the sale of said property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI,-FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the 1
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
issue. an Invitation for Bids for the sale of the City -owned
property located at 5500 Northwest 17 Avenue, Miami, Florida,
rriore particularly described as Lot 24, Block 13, Flora Park
according to the Plat thereof, recorded in the Plat Book 5, Page
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53 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida, subject to
become effective
p' PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of February , 1994.
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STEPHE P. CLARK, YOR
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
CORRECTNESS:
JULIE BRU A. QU JON S, I
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY CITY ATTORN Y 4 _ 89
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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SPECIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
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Preface
The purpose of this preface is to distinguish the concept of "economic development" from
the term, "special economic development" as used in the CDBG program.
'Economic development' can be interpreted very broadly to include all en-
deavors timed at sustaining or increasing the level of business activity.
Lnder this broad concept, most CDBG activities could be viewed as
economic development activities, For example. the level of business ac-
tivity in 2 community could be helped through development of a .com-
„unity economic development plan; improvements to the public
:^fr2structure: better housin5: or. enhanced publicsen,ices
In contrast, the term "special economic development' is u-,ed in the CD5G
oroLrarn to ioentiil- the two categories of economic oeveloptnent act tvit Ies
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eescribed below and e, 5i0.30 (a) and (b) of the regulations:
An economic development pr ojecrmay be supported b� a ranee of CDBG-
funded activities; including both special economic development activ--Jes'
and other eligible CDBG activities, provided all such activities meet 2 as
tional objective of the CDBG program.
Eligible activities. CDBG`~und� r„ay bz used for the fo11ow.�ing special economic develop
meat activities, aro\,ided such activities meet a national objective of the CDBG.prograr-:
• Commerci2l`or industrial improvement, carried out by the grantee.or a
nonprofit subrecipient; including:
- Acouisition Submitted into the public
Construction record in connection with
Reconstruction, or item 1 on l..%1`'� 14
Matty 'Hirai
- Installation City Clerk
of commercial or -industrial buildings or structures and other real
properry equipment and improvements.
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ASsistancc to priv2te for•pront entities for an activiry detcrmincd� to be�
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''necessary or apprompriate'' (see description on pg. ;-69) to carry out as
economic development project. Tl;is assistance r„2v be in the form of:
_ Grants
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- Loa ns
` L.ozn guarantees
Interest sup plernents
:Technicel assistance; or,
+ .another form except for those described as ineligible in
"s57U.?U7 (a ) ,such as political actin -hies.
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Reference:
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stall the distribution lines and facill.
ties of privately owned utilities, in.
c)uding the placing underground of
new or existing distribution facilities
and lines.
148 FR 43558. Sept. 23. 1983; 48 FR 46778.
Oct. 14. 19831
i 570.202 Eligible rehabilitation and prey.
ervation activities.
(a) Types of buildings and improve-
ments eligible for rehabilitation assist-
ance. CDBG funds may be used to fi-
nance the rehabilitation of:
(1) Privately owned buildings and
improvements;
(2) Low income public housing and
other publicly owned residential build.
ings and improvements; and
(3) Publicly owned nonresidential
buildings and improvements otherwise
eligible for assistance.
Specific information on historic prop.
erties is included in paragraph (d) of
:his section.
(b) Types of assistance. CDBG funds
.may be used to finance the following
ypes of rehabilitation activities, and
'elated costs, either singly, -or in com-
3ination, through the use of grants,
oars, loan guarantees, interest supple-
nents, or other means for buildings
.nd improvements described in para-
-raph (a) of this section:
(1) Assistance to private individuals
nd. entities, including profit making
nd nonprofit organizations, to ac-
sire for the purpose of rehabilitation,
ad to rehabilitate properties for use
- resale for residential purposes;
- (2) Labor, materials, and other costs
rehabilitation of properties, inciud-
:g repair directed toward an accurnu-
Lion of deferred maintenance, re-
acement of principal fixtures and
,mponents of existing structures, in-
allation of security devices, and ren-
ation through alterations, additions
or enhancement of existing struc-
res, which may be undertaken
;gly, or in combination;
3) Loans for refinancing existing in-
btedness secured by a property re-
bilitated with CDBG funds if such
:amcing is necessary or appropriate
achieve the recipient's community
elopment objectives;
Ch. V—Office of Asst. Sect. for Comm. Planning, Development
(4) Improvements to Increase the ef•
ficient use of energy in structures
through such means as installation of
storm windows and doors, siding, wall
and attic insulation. and conversion,
modification, or replacement of heat-
ing and cooling equipment, including
the use of solar energy equipment:
(5) Improvements to increase the ef-
ficient use of water through such
means as water saving faucets and
shower heads and repair of water
leaks;
(6) Flr=cing of costs associated
with the connection of residential
structures to water distritution lines
or local sewer collection ltnes:
(7) For rehabilitation p rried out
with CDBG funds, costs c.'-
(i) Initial homeowner :-anty pre-
miums;
(ii) Hazard insurance premiums,
except where assistance is provided in
the form of a grant; and
(ill) Flood insurance premiums for
properties covered by the Mood Disas-
ter Protection Act of 1973, ;pursuant to
§ 570.605;
(8) Cost of acquiring tools to be lent
to owners, tenants, and )thers who
will use such tools to ca..: out reha-
bilitation; and
(9) Rehabilitation services, such as
rehabilitation counseling. energy au-
diting, preparation of wc,: iL specifica-
tions, loan processing, ins; � mions, and
other sen1ces related t•o assisting
owners, tenants, contrp-ctors. and
other entities, participating or seeking
to participate in rehabilitation activi-
ties authorized under this section,
under section 312 of the Housing Act
of 1964, as amended, and under section
810 of the Act.
(c) Code enforcement. Code enforce-
ment in deteriorating or deteriorated
areas where such enforcement togeth-
er azth public improvements, rehabili-
tation, and services to be provided,
may be expected to arrest the decline
of the area.
(d) Historic preservation. CDBG
funds may be used for the rehabilita-
tion, preservation, and restoration of
historic properties, whether publicly
or privately owned. Historic properties
are those sites or structures that are
either listed in or eligible to be listed
in the National Register of Historic
§ 570.203
Places, listed in a State or local Inven-
tory of Historic Places, or designated
as a State or vocal landmark or histor.
is district by appropriate law or ordi-
nance. Historic preservation does not
include, however, the expansion of
properties for ineligible uses, such as
buildings for the general conduct of
government.
(e) Renovation of closed school
buildings. CDBG funds may be used.
to renovate closed school buildings for
use as an eligible public facility, for a
commercial or industrial facility, or
for housing.
148 FR 43558. Sept. 23, 1983: 48 FR 51296,
Nov. 8, 19831
§ 570.203 Special economic development
activities.
A recipient may use CDBG funds for
special economic development activi-
ties authoriz(: o under this section if it
determines t;':at such activities are
necessary or �propriate to carry out
an economic 6 velopment project. Spe-
cial econom. development activities
are permittec; J_) addition to other ac-
thities auth sized in this subpart
which may b�- carried out as part of an
economic de', ',opment project. Special
activities at, ized under this section
do not inclu .'..: assistance for the con-
struction of .ew housing. Special eco-
nomic development activities include:
(a) The acquisition, construction, re-
construction. or installation of com-
mercial or industrial buildings, struc-
tures, and other real property equip-
ment and improvements, including
railroad spurs or similar extensions.
Such activities may be carried out by
the recipient, subrecipients, or private
for profit businesses. (Rehabilitation
of commerci,,; or industrial buildings
and improvements is eligible under
1570.202.)
(b) The provision of assistance to
private for profit businesses, including,
but not limited to, grants, loans, loan
guarantees, interest supplements,
technical assistance, and other forms
of support, for any other activity nec•
essary or appropriate to carry out, an
economic deveic,pment project, exclud-
ing those described as ineligible in
J 570.207(a).
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Submitted into the public
record in connection with
item IX -on l -)q .
Matty Hirai
City Clerk 9 4 _ ,8 9
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one Task Farce
Aopuintees:
3ames Burke: ComMii§sio:)ejIII
AJv:and fe' Penelas:''Co>nMI Sioner
Israel NWton..Asst'.Counn--Manaeer
Cesar Odio. Ci:)- '3K/Lanager
Alex Nduxo, City Manager
t�'ch� d Ander son. Circ• lvianaee;
? . De=s N�Iiv. Cin->`fanaQes
Roger Carlton. Cinv Manze-
Mat6de Agubte, N P-%,or
Raul 'Mas-anez; Mayor
Ca. -IN., McCann _N/12yor
Oca-6.0 VIsledo. SuDerintencieal
B111 1 urner Sen2LOr
.lames T. Barker. Preside -at
Helen `Mhack
Clarence Pi zmaa�Loneshoremen Asso.
Pidl in Blumberg.Amiencan .� e--m es
Submitted into the public
record in connection with
t a on
item --
Nutty Hirai
City Clerk
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Empo"ve em Zone CitiZt
Board
Per Resolution:
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Ren r amber of Comm.
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Dorotb Baker
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Ran; Private 1� a s
9) Reb: Convention 8: Visitors Bureau
Rew,esentznves of fOj1o'Pjn2 committees:
10) - Fin2Mr'I'e & Budget (Teelel
ToL1114ini an*e&Tra6e(Fe7.,e)
Ern3 e '.Nd2ur tin
1.2) - Public: SzfetS((Burke)
Don Manuring
IMSPOY-ation de 3? Po,—Lilla)
13) Piaz
George Vols
24) - Housing & Homeless (Peoitlas)
Dorothy
Health Elderly.
6) - Social Seil?icei (F ej 0:
0S.Cay Levin
Av on 7 i P-ii (Reb,oredo)
8) -'Intern
cre SDO'ns (Kkp)
Parks, Re a. . 00
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21) Inter2o ver=ent(SOUTO) al
Luis PIcjI?_S
vironm ent & Lan.6 Use OMtoss)
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Hovvar6 HadleyS
2/0. ]NEP-Tam Co=, umry(at luce)(MIOSS)
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Arruro Lopez
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Steve CTS-n—man
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cITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
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INTER -OFFICE M � f AVMS OFFICE
94 JAN 24 PIanuary 24 3� 1 1994
FILE:
Cesar odio BATE,
City C issioner
SUBJECT: Agenda Item Request -
February 10, 1994
V
l r J Dawkins REFERENCES:
FROM:
Ml
Vi -Mayor ENCLOSURES:
Please schedule a Personal Appearance for Mr. Roy Hardemon to
to ther
a ear 'before the commission, relative
PP mailing address is 655 48 street, MMiami,
Mr`• Hardemon's
Florida 33142.
Attachments
cc: Hon. Mayor, Stephen P. Clark
Commissioner, Victor Deyurre
Hon:
Hon. Commissioner, Wilfredo Gott
Hon.'Commissioner, J.L. Plummer
Mr. Roy Hardemon
From: CESAR H• OD1O, City Hager
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Date:
❑ Aurelio Perez.Lugones ❑ Sue Weiler
T0: ❑ Herb Bailey ❑ Ron Williams
❑ Angela Bellamy ❑ Frank May
❑ Sergio Rodriguez Karen Wilson
❑ Christina Cuervo
❑ Carlos Garcia ❑ et floss❑Other
❑ Chief Gimenez Gatos Smith
❑ Wally Lee ❑ Manohar Surana
Please: 'low up ❑ Reply ❑ See me on this issue
F.Y.I.
❑ Review and Recommend ❑ Prepare for my Signature ❑
❑ Other
Remarks:
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Due Date:
Control Number: _
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'The.`Honorable Mayor and
Member. of the. .Ci ty, . Commi:ss io.n
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It i s staff':s opi n'i on that the incubator ,would face seri ous
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competition from' nearby stores, and would require
significant
fipn,ancial, resources, to bring the store to an
operating
comp.eti tiwe ;position`• ' Because of the small size of
'the store,
the; number, :of people that we - could train as a result . °of. our
efforts' would also be extremely limited.
s. ,that the City Commission reconsider
the use of
wrec-ommended
this„ pi^operty .prior to making ad'di ti onal investments .
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1tE60LUTI0N NO: -
•3 '> `'A RESOLVTION' AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGE"
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BID;: AN ,AMOUNT'. NOT..TO; BXCEED . $79,.000.00 AT THE
PUBLIC ALE TO "BE` HELD ON JUNE i7, 1993 FOR
THE r PROPERTY : LOCATED AT :6600;;, N . iP . •. 17 ; AVBNUB , `' "'
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MxAMI'; " FLORXDA,'``MORE 'PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
AS .:LOT 24, ,; BLOCK 13`.. OF FLORA PARK ACCORDING
TO THE 'PLAT '.THEREOF , RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S ;
_ PAGE _83. OF .;THE PUBLIC. RECORDS OF DADS, COUNTY, ;
FLORInA, FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
TO.'EXtCUTE.WHATEVBR DOCUMENTS AR9 NECESSARY
TO CONSUMMATE THE ACQUISITION OF SAID
:PROPERTY. SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF'THE CITY
ATTORNEY; AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
DEVELOP;.A .PLAN FOR ,THB',EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION`:
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OF '` TiiE' `PROP$RTY FOR ' `APPROVAL BY THE CITY
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COMMISSION.' .
WHEREAS, ,on May 27,' 1993, the City. Commission expressed'its
willingness to acquire the property located -at 8500 NW. 17
Avenue, Miami, Florida; as .more ,partioularly described' herein;
::and
WHEREAS'," Tools for Change, has agreed to provide teohnioal
aSsi.stanoe to -.the City of Miami to insure the ` effective '
Utilization of the property;
NOW. .THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE'CITY"
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Seotion 1. The recitals and findings oontained in the
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Preamble`'"to this `Resolution are hereby adopted- by :referenoe
thereto", -and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
-Section.
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