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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #58 - Discussion ItemTD Realty finer. � ttEAlioti itt�5i(ItaiLial ('r,ttrtttr.t•t:i:rl (ir�rr,Lrnnrrl.:; � ititrrl.r^r�;c:; _ i r i . (_,(asor Odio--City Manager :j')DU Pan American Drive Mkimil P1 3313:I Ir`11' Mr. Odio, I .tut writ.inq to formal.ly request to be heard on your next open It,rum which I understand is to be held on 2/14/91. I will be speaking lur the entire neighborhood which surrounds i I') NL. 14th Street a/k/a Dependable 'Pumps. Since moving into - Iht, area Dependable Temps,a day labor employment agency, has .11 lowed people to cortt3rcgate. outside their building 24 hours .1 Arty looking for work. Most do not: get work and are homeless !;o they stay. Dependable Temps does not supply these people a toilet so they urinate and deficate in the alley on my building, HI bushes and anywher else they can. When the health dept. is notified D.T. claim to have a facility and show the restroom they have indoors for their administrative people. I can assure you li. T. does not allow their employees (day laborers) to use the - F,7(.ilities. The few that are lucky enough to get work, if you call $18.00 it day lucky, are welcomed back by the, drug dealers and prostitutes ready to take there money. - Our hopes are that the City of Miami will adopt some kind of NUISANCE A13A,rEMENT ORDER similar to that of the city of Ilialeah's. have the support of the following just to mention a few: 1) Dr. Frain-Maintanance Security Director Dade County Public School E. 0. Red Mc Allister-L•'xectutiyo Director Investigation " 3) Doti Mac Cullogh-General Manac3or WLRN (Public T.V. Station) A ), _Pablo Canton-flead Zoning City of Miami Serig-City of Miami Police Dept. 0) 'The Willard Garden IloLel 7) Barbary Coast Resturant r,rnethinc3 must be done to clean ill tlhi.s neighborhood A.S.A.P. 1. would like to speak before the commi.sion's next open forum picase contact me as to when this will be. I will have several people appearing with fee. cc. Aurelio Perez Lugones Submitted into the Pubdia Cameron JacobsXeco`1 con ectiord 'p�;th , items Oil r r r. • • , l IrvN.K 4 8trvet Miami, !� loriit:% :1:31,i'� (305) 577-4.11.E Fax: (305'I r bI'al"b. •,l 5 e h► is Submitted into the put record in connection vi 1 item,on City �k5 $J&Q�rh G llc ith k- Hirai :Ierk YF ��ft �Fr� Coasur. Odio-City Manager :3500 Pan American Drive M i, 'ifii t t VI 33133 Mr. Odio, I .im writiiic_1 to forinaLly request to be heard on your next open r It,um which I understand is to be helcl on 2/14/91 e . I will bspeaking lur the entire neighborhood which surrounds l 1 t) N1; 1 4th Street a/k/ti Dependable Temps. :since moving into -I fit, area Dependable Temps,a day labor employment agency, has .11lowed people to contiregat(-, outside their building 24 hours ! 11 day looking for work. Most do not- get work and are homeless they stay. Dependable Temps does not supply these people a !{ l.oilet so they urinate and deficate in the alley on my buildings in bushes and anywher else they can. When the health dept. is notified D.T. claim to have a facility and show the restroom they have indoors for their administrative people. I can assure you a 1). T. does not allow their "employees (day laborers) to use the 1'.1uilities. The few that are lucky enough to get work, it you call $18.00 a day lucky, are welcomed back by the drug dealers.and prostitutes ready to take there money cur hopes are that the City of Miami will adopt some kind of NUISANCE ABATEMENT ORDER similar to that of the city of Iiialeah's. January 14, 1991 city of Miami Commission 3500 pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Dear Commissioners: I fully .:support the efforts of Cam Jacobs to clean up the unsanitary and unsightly nuisance that continues to exist behind and adjacent to his building. The building is adjacent to the studios of WLRN-TV, Channel 17. Members of our staff and guests are continually embarrassed by those who regularly relieve themselves in the alley. , itLhNU 1�►s' 1 tCi J 1,10.UU1 t',IJ�iUc BADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SMIAL INVESTIGATIVE UNIT i 600 NORTHWEST 2nd AVENUE • MIAMI, PLOA10A 32197 • (306) 707-0614 00fiAVI0 J. VI5100 1ii1fittl►ratt?NbENt ur 1CH[MitS 00t. pAfigiCK 01RAV AItAIATAMI 8UPtAINt iNL* N 1 OPPIL4C0Ph11I`P(i IONAtSTANbARON E. C. MGALLISTIM lxktut1mE boritown February 14, 1991 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: b0t COUNTY SCHOOL g0AND MA VALUAM H. tURNEA, CNA1AP40%*bN MS JANlt h MCALKEi, VICE tHAIPPEABON MA a. MOLMEs S AADOCK bk A06A CAttOtO P[IN"Atl M& MTV KAPtRN DR. MIM44L KAW MA. RC6Ep1 RENICK The Special Investigative Unit of the Dade County School System has been contacted by Mr. Ga2neron Jacobs, owner of commercial business property in the 100 block of N.E. 14th Street, Miami, Florida. Mr. Jacobs has expressed concern over the conditions which exist at 119 N.E. 14th Street where individuals loiter 24 hours a day, 7 clays a week. Mahy of these individuals use the alleyway adjacent to the executive parking lot for the district offices of the Dade County School System. This office has received numerous calls from both male and female employees of the school system complaining that many of the loiterers use the alley to relieve themselves in full, observation of our employees. This is not only an embarrassing act to observe but it is also creating an unsanitary condition in this area. Therefore, this office supports Miami to take the necessary step that takes place at 119 N.E. 14th and encourages the City of s to eliminate the situation street. Sincerely, E. O. McAllister Executive Director AM ML 4a EATING & DRINKING V sh February 14th, 1991 WUXI vim City Commission, City of Miami Coconut Grove City Hall Miami, Florida Submitted into the 1,ub'Uc record in connection with item LE h on Alatty Himi City Clerk Re: N.C. 14th Street between N.E ist and N.E. 2nd Streets Dear Commissioners: Barbary Coast Restaurant As a business owner -operator of located near N.E. 14th Street, Miami, join with the other local businesses that are having difficulties maintaining their business and properties because of the - local labor pool that operates out of 119 N.E. 14th St. There is a constant stream of unemployed, homeless and battered prospective employees in the vicinity of Dependable Temps that overflow the street, alleys and surrounding areas when they are not sent out on part time work. Needless to say, this condition is way out of hand. There are no toilet facilites for those people and they re.gulary relieve themselves in the street and allies surrounding the labor pool facility. We respectfully urge the City Commission to come tozkbc aid of the local b6sineses by requiring the labor pool to provide an enclosed gathering area, toilet facilities adequate to protect the adjoing properties from the foregoing health hazard, etc, created by -this situation. Thank you, Very.,truly yours, PS. In the alternative we urge the City to require the labor pool to mQY_ toan area that is more compatible with its clientele. 91- 1511-01 1300 N.E. 2nd AVENUE • MIAMI, FLORIDA 33132 o PHONE 358-3923 r, v, UUA ulubil MIAMI, FLORIDA 33101 TELEPHONE: K30R4 661-8278 578-7667 February 13th, 1991 Submitted into the public record in connection with City of Miami City Commission City Hall itemon -2"' L4 Of!, Coconut Grove, Florida Matty Hirai Res N.E. 14th Street west of Biscayne Blv City Clerk Dear Commissioners: My partners and I recently purchased a building at 115 N.E. 15th Street, Miami, Florida, to operate an office, rental units. We adjoin Dependable Temps a labor pool operation that hires individuals on a daily basis. This area is in, the new development stage that contemplates the construction.of Arts and Entertainment facility a few blocks from our building. Unfortunately, Dependable Temps is a gathering place for F t 8-1 c- ' y 1 I LIE I .; : db I L, t D I b I . I IF F . IJPtrrH I l I IN,- (EL NI I: 1= Ik�5-yy`�-1 +lbw pity NV�� Submitted into the public recolrd in Connectiorl with M EM0 H DijM on i`-1-�/. �t�n _ HCr/1990-5i/#0S7 Matty Hirai Docamber go, igoo City Clerk HCF-955-1206 Toe Me. Virginia L. RO&Gn, Executive Director Division of Administration and Planning Services FROM$ Henry C. Praind, Director District office Operations SUBJECTS STAPP FOLLOW-UP: BOARD MEETING OF DECEMBER 5, 1990 [PUBLIC SPEAKER - MR. CAMERON JACOBS] Board direction to this administrator to contact Mr. Cameron aacobs regarding neighborhood improvement issues resulted in the following: 1. Mr. Jacobs and I met on December 18, 1990, to discuss his concern regarding the "labor pool" adjacent to SBAB and next to the apartment building he manages. The address of the labor pool is III N.E. 14th Street and the official name of the establishment in question is Dependable Temps, Inc. Mr. Jacobs is hoping that SBAB, Conchita's Restaurant, Willard Hotel and other merchants in the neighborhood can work in a Cooperative atmosphere to "clean-up" our immediate surroundings, namely, the labor pool. In short, labor pool personnel are not employed every day and, thus, "hang-out" all day cursing, fighting, urinating, defecating and employ various other means of intimidating neighborhood merchants and employees working in the neighborhood. I told Mr. Jacobs I would contact the city of Miami's Health Department and the City of Miami's Zoning Department to discuss the aforementioned dilemma. 2. I called the City of Miami's Zoning Department and spoke with Mr. Pablo Canton at 579-6842 on December 18 regarding the labor pool. Mr. canton stated that a complaint has previously been registered with his office and that the City of Miami may wont to proceed with a Nuisance Abatement Ordinance. Simply stated, this means that if an establishment is creating severe problems, in fact, the business could be shut -down. Mr. Canton will keep me informed as to the progress of the proposed ordinance. - 3. I called the City of Miamia Health Department and spoke with Mr. Walter Livingston at 623-3500 on December 18 regarding the labor pool. Mr. Livingston will check the establishment in question to ascertain whether or not sanitary ordinances are being followed. He will contact me for a visit to the labor pool in order for all of ups to review the situation. E- 91- x, � p {r C' i - - FER--12-' 91 TUE t-: d7 MkWTST. OFF. OPERATIONS TEL NO.1L305- -WO0269 F03 Me. Virginia L. Rosen bacember 204 1990 Page 2 4. Attached as back-up information is a latter addressed to Mr. d'ack Cons, City of Miami, Housing Conservation and Development Agency, vent by Mr. Jacobs regarding some of his Concerns. In aummary and, in my opinion, Mr. Jacobs has a bona tide concern regarding the labor pool. As you may recall, Y initiated the planting of bougainvillea plants by the fence in order to "block - off" the view of our employees because of the men and their bathroom manners as well ao exposing their private parts to our employees. Mr. Jacobs indicated to me that he is likely to approach the Board again in the near future to ask for support to collectively attempt to shut -down the labor pool. Pleas* Contact me at your convenience should you have questions or require further information. HCF HCF : am Attachment oo: Dr. amm*s Fleming Submitted into the public record in connection with item 1+ S on A -14 - 9 , Matty Hirai City Clerk t j _ Yt Sub.tted So the public record in connection with Jack Gene item 0-5 City of Miami on Housing Conservation and Development Agency Ma.tty Hirai 300 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Suite 401 pity Clerk Miami, Fl, 33131 Dear Mr. Gene, The purpose of this letter is to request an extension of the due date of the first payment on 115 N.E. 14th Street. As 1 discussed with you on the phone we are having diffi- culty leasing out our newly remodeled units. The problem is with a labor pool (119 N.E. 14th St.) onthe east side and a decrepit illegal rooming/crack house, which drugs are being dealt from openly (1401 N.E. 1st Av.), on --the fist sideeVe have been forced to fight a battle on two fronts to clean up the neighborhood. We haved worked closly with Sergeant Serig of the Street Narcotics Task Force of the City of Miami Police Dept. and with his help several of the worst drug dealers have been arrested. Sgt. Serig and I have also notified Pablo Canton of the Zoning Dept. Mr. Canton's office has invest- igated 1401 N.E. 1st Av. and it is my understanding that they are in the process -of shutting them down. However the labor pool which provides the demand for the drug activity, still exists. With the probability of the unsafe structures board closing 1401 N.E. 1st Av. we are now concentrating'' efforts on the labor pool. On the issue of the labor pool we have contacted the Health Dept. because they have not provided restroom facilities for their employees thus our prospective tenants witness people urinating and defecating in the alley directly behind our building making it hard at best to lease out the units. our attorney is in the process of using every available means to try and get the labor pool to move. These include having them sited for the obvious Health Dept. violations, starting a petition labeling them as a public nuisance+de- manding they be shut down, and discussing possible relocation with the principals. We have many allies who share our common goal, Dade County Public Schools, WLRN (Public TV Station), the Willard Hotel, The City of Miami Police dept., and I am sure your office, that goal being to revitalize this area. 1 of 2 1. 91— 15 o2t 3 K J t en it was but it is taking time The situation is better then which eted for we all know is up this area to clean such action. (See d report) copy of enclose aforementioned reasons we are formally requesting For the a ion on the due date of the first paymnet until n extens ample time to fill the a 1/15/91 which we feel Will give us continue our efforts to four remaining vacant units as we c clean up the area. an do to help us expidite a if there is any thing you c it would be greatly of these problems resolution to any appreciated. Sincerely ja96'bs Cameron 115 N.E. 14th Street Submitted into the record in connecti item L4 S on 2 of 2 "A i. 777- Ry A, e-- public in with atty Hirai ity Clerk 91- 151 2. Submitted into the public record in connection with itera- L 4 on 2-14-� I - Matty Hirai City Clerk u f M1 �� t TD Realty Inc • _ - tiE!►000 Residential • Commercial Investments • Mortgages !' Ceasor Odio-City Manager 3500 Pan American Drive i Miami, Fl 33133 Dear Mr. Odio, I am writing to formally request to be heard on your next open forum which I understand is to be held on 2/14/91. I will be speaking for the entire neighborhood which surrounds 119 NE 14th Street a/k/a Dependable Temps. Since moving into the area Dependable Temps,a day labor employment agency, has allowed people to congregate outside their building 24 hours a day looking for work. Most do not get work and are homeless so they stay. Dependable Temps does not supply these people a toilet so they urinate and deficate in the alley on my building, in bushes and anywher else they can. When the health dept. is notified D.T. claim to have a facility and show the restroom they have indoors for their administrative people. I can assure you D. T. does not allow their employees (day laborers) to use the facilities. The few that are lucky enough to get work, if you call $18.00 a day lucky, are welcomed back by the drug dealers and prostitutes. ready to.take there money. Our -hopes are that the City of Miami will adopt some kind of NUISANCE ABATEMENT ORDER similar to that of the city of Hialeah's. I have the support of the following just to mention a few: 1) Dr. Frain-Maintanance Security Director Dade County Public Schools _ 2) E. O. Red Mc Allister-Exectutive Director Investigation " 3) Don Mac Cullogh-General Manager WLRN (Public T.V. Station) 4) Pablo Canton -Head Zoning City of Miami 5) Sgt Serig-City of'Miami Police Dept. 6) The Willard Garden Hotel .7) Barbary Coast Resturant Something must be done to clean up this neighborhood A.S.A.P. I would like to speak before the commision's next open forum please contact me as to when this will be. I will have several people appearing with me. cc AurelIo Perez Lugones C --Camerdtf,"Jac6bs ] N X 14 Street • Miami, Florida 33132 (305) 577-4415 Fax: (305) 577-8694 i U