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RESOLUTION NO. 1 4 4 14
A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENTS, AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE INDIVIDUAL
CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE
TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, WITH TEN (10)
NEIGHBORHOOD BASED HOUSING COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS (ALLAPATTAH BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, CODEC, INC., EDGEWATER
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, EAST LITTLE
HAVANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,
GREATER MIAMI NEIGHBORHOODS, INC., LITTLE
HAITI HOUSING ASSOCIATION, ST. JOHN COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, FLORIDA HOUSING
COOPERATIVE, INC., TACOLCY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, AND RAFAEL HERNANDEZ
HOUSING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION), FOR THE PURPOSE OF UNDERTAKING
ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
HOUSING AFFORDABLE TO LOW AND MODERATE INCOME
FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS; FURTHER ALLOCATING
FUNDING FROM TWENTIETH (20TH) YEAR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS AS
STATED IN SECTION 3 OF THIS RESOLUTION FOR
THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDING SUPPORT AND/OR TO FUND PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT RELATED ACTIVITIES TO THE
AFOREMENTIONED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS.
WHEREAS, there exists in the City of Miami a severe shortage
of housing within the affordability range of families and
individuals of low and moderate income; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission recognizes that participation
of both the public and private sector is necessary to foster the
development of housing within the affordability range of the
City's low and moderate income families and individuals; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission, at the April 14, 1994 City
Commission meeting, approved the allocation of 20th Year
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Community Development Block Grant Program funding to Allapattah
Business Development Corporation, CODEC, Inc., Little Haiti
Housing Association, East Little Havana Community Development
Corporation, Florida Housing Cooperative, Inc., Greater Miami
Neighborhoods, Inc., St. John Community Development Corporation,
Tacolcy Economic Development, Edgewater Economic Development
Corporation, and Rafael Hernandez Housing and Economic
Development Corporation in support of the community based not -
for -profit housing corporations projects for promoting the
development of housing affordable to the City's low and moderate
income families and individuals; and
WHEREAS, the roles and responsibilities of the City of Miami
and the aforementioned community development corporations will be
set forth in contractual agreements, in a form acceptable to the
City Attorney;
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
execute ten (10) individual contractual agreements, in a form
acceptable to the City Attorney, with the community development
corporations listed in Section 3 below, for the amount and
contract period specified for each, for the purpose of
undertaking activities to promote the development of housing
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affordable to low and moderate income families and individuals in
the City of Miami, subject to approval of each corporation's work
program by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD).
Section 3. Funding from 20th Year Community Development
Block Grant funds is hereby allocated for the purpose of
providing an administrative funding support grant and/or project
development related funding to the following not -for -profit
community development corporations listed below:
CONTRACT CONTRACT
1)
Allapattah Business Development
$ 50,000
1
Year
Authority
2)
CODEC, Inc.
50,000
1
Year
3)
Little Haiti Housing Association
50,000
1
Year
4)
East Little Havana Community
50,000
1
Year
Development Corporation
5)
Edgewater Economic Development
*100,000
1
Year
Corporation
6)
Florida Housing Cooperative, Inc.
50,000
1
Year
7)
Greater Miami Neighborhoods, Inc.
100,000
1
Year
8)
St. John Community Development
90,000
1
Year
Corporation
9)
Tacolcy Economic Development
50,000
1
Year
Corporation
10)
Rafael Hernandez Housing and
50,000
1
Year
Economic Development Corporation
*
Only $25,000 will be utilized
by Edgewater
Economic
Development Corporation for administrative support,
while
the balance of $75,000 will be
utilized for
project
development related activities.
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Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 9th day of June , 1994.
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STEP N P. CLARKI MAYOR
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MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
COMMUNITY DEVELOPME
N,T REVIEW
AND APPROVAL3�� .
FRANK T ED , DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
LINDA KELLY KEARSO
ASSISTANT CITY AT ORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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CITY ATTORN/11
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Over the past several years, the City of Miami has coordinated
and facilitated the construction of over 800 new housing units in
the City through the cooperative efforts between City government,
private not -for -profit developers and private local financial
institutions. Housing projects currently under construction
and/or completed by community based not -for -profit housing
corporations include the following:
1. CODEC, Inc.
2. CODEC, Inc.
3. East Li.jttle Havana
Community Develop-
ment Corporation
4. East Little Havana
CDC
Buena Vista Apartments
N.W. 35 St. & 18 Avenue
(Ailapattah)
Melrose Townhomes
2741 N.W. 27 Avenue
(Allapattah)
Rio Plaza
S.W. 1 St. & 5 Avenue
(Little Havana)
Rio Towers
905 S.W. 1 Street
(Little Havana)
5. East Little Havana Plaza Villas
CDC 720-728 S.W. 2 Street
996 S.W. 6 Street
(Little Havana)
6. Tacolcy Economic
Development Corp.
7. Tacolcy Economic
Development Corp.
Edison Towers
5821 N.W. 7 Avenue
(Model City)
Edison Gardens I
N.W. 58 & 59 Streets
and 7th Avenue
(Model City)
Number
of Units
105 rental
apartments
150 town -
homes
114 Condo-
miniums
83 Rental
Apartments
11 Town -
homes
121 Rental
Apartments
50 Rental
Apartments
8. Tacolcy Economic Edison Gardens II 50 Rental
Development Corp. N.W. 58 & 59 Streets Apartments
and 7th Avenue
(Model City)
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Project
Sponsor
Project Name/Location
Number
of Units
9.
Tacolcy Economic
Edison Terrace I
60 Rental
Development Corp.
655 N..W. 56 Street
Apartments
(Model City)
10.
St. John Community
St. John Apartments
35 Rental
Development Corp.
N.W. 12 & 13 Streets
Apartments
and 3rd Avenue
(Overtown)
11.
Urban League of
M & M Maison I
30 Rental
Greater Miami, Inc.
1521 N.W. 61 Street
Apartments
(Model City)
12.
Allapattah Business
Fern Isle Gardens
52 Town -
Development
1300 N.W. 24 Avenue
homes
Authqrity
(Allapattah)
TOTAL 861 Units
Over the next two (2) years, the City of Miami will continue to
coordinate the development of the following housing projects
,which are being planned and sponsored by community development
corporations (CDCs) on City -owned land or other forms of
financial assistance from the City, County, State and federal
resources:
Project 5 Number
Pro
j Ronsor Project Namef_Location of Units
1.
Florida Housing
Barcelona Towers
42 Cooper -
Cooperative, Inc.
1025 W. Flagler Street
ative Units
(Little Havana)
2.
Urban League of
M & M Maison II
21 Rental
Greater Miami, Inc.
N.W. 60 St. & 15 Avenue
Apartments
(Model City)
3.
Urban League of
Highland Park Apartments
35 Rental
Greater Miami, Inc.
N.W. 10 & 11 Streets &
Apartments
7th Avenue
(Overtown)
4.
Urban League of
Urban View Apartments
80 Rental
Greater Miami, Inc.
N.W. 58 and 59 Streets
Apartments
between N.W. 7 Avenue
and 7 Court
(Model City)
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Number
Project
Syonsor
Project Name/Location
of Units
5.
St. John Community
St -John Apartments II
24 Rental
Development Corp.
N.W. 13 & 14 Streets
Apartments
between N.W. 2 Court &
3 Avenue
(Overtown)
6.
St. John Community
St. John Apartments III
21 Rental
Development Corp.
2055 N.W. 3 Avenue
Apartments
(Overtown)
7.
Little Haiti
Scattered Site
10 Home -
Housing Association
Single Family Homes
ownership
`('Little Haiti)
Units
8.
East Little Havana
Rio Gardens Townhomes
22 Town- f
Community Develop-
S.W. 2 & 3 Streets
homes
ment Corporation
between S.W. 4 & 5 Ave.
(Little Havana)
9.
Tacolcy Economic
Edison Terrace II
60 Rental
Development Corp.
655 N.W. 56 Street
Apartments
(Model City)
10.
Tacolcy Economic
Western Estates
150 Rental
Development Corp.
N.W. 67 & 69 Streets
Apartments.
between N.W. 8th and
loth Avenues
(Model City)
11.
East Little Havana
Rio Grande Apartments
81.Rental
Community Develop-
900 S.W. 8th Street
Apartments
ment Corporation
(Little Havana)
12.
Christian Community
Overtown Affordable
150 Units
Service Agency/
Housing
Greater Bethel
N.W. 6th & 8th Streets
AME Church
between 5th & 6th Avenues
(Overtown)
TOTAL 699 Units
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CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 42
TO Honorable Mayor and DATE
Members of the City Commission
SUBJECT
FROM CesaX l dio REFERENCES.
Cit .'iger
ENCLOSURES
40214091W.
MAY 31 1994 FILE
Resolution Authorizing
Execution of Agreements
Between City and Community
Development Corporations
(CDCs)
City Commission Agenda
Item - June 9, 1994
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the
attached resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute
individual contractual Agreements with the Allapattah Business
Development Authority, East Little Havana Community Development
Corporation, Edgewater Economic Development Corporation, Florida
Housing Cooperative, Inc., Little Haiti Housing Association,
CODEC, Inc., Greater Miami Neighborhoods, Inc., St. John
Community Development Corporation, Tacolcy Economic Development
Corporation, and Rafael Hernandez Housing and Economic
Development Corporation in furtherance of their efforts to
promote the development of housing affordable to low and moderate
income families and individuals in the City of Miami. The
attached resolution further directs the City Manager to disburse
funding in the amounts stated in Section 3 of the attached
resolution, from 20th Year Community Development Block Grant
Program funds, to the aforementioned neighborhood based community
development corporations, for the purpose of undertaking housing
related activities in the City.
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At the April 14, 1994 City Commission meeting, the City
Commission authorized the City Manager to submit the City's
approved Grant Program Financial Statement to the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development, in connection with the City's
request for funding in the amount of $13,681,150 for
implementation of the City's proposed Community Development Block
Grant Program (CDBG) during Fiscal Year 1994-1995.
Over the past several years, over 800 new affordable housing
units have been developed in the City of Miami by community
development corporations (CDC's). Over the next two (2) years,
an additional 700 affordable housing units are being planned to
be sponsored by community development corporations (CDC's) on
city -owned land or other forms of financial assistance from the
city, county, state and federal sources. Attached is a listing
of the various housing projects which have been completed and/or
planned ':jy community development corporations in the City.
Honorable Mayor and
Members of the City Commission
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The Department of Development and Housing Conservation recommends
ratification of the attached resolution authorizing the City
Manager to execute individual contractual Agreements with ten
? (10) neighborhood based community development corporations, in
furtherance of their efforts to promote the development of
housing affordable to low and moderate income families and
individuals in the City of Miami.
The attached resolution further directs the City Manager to
disburse administrative funding in the amounts stated in Section
3 of the attached resolution to the aforementioned neighborhood
based community development corporations, for the purpose of
undertaking housing related activities in the City.
City Commission ratification of the attached resolution is
recommended.
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