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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTIONt WITH ATTACHMENTr APPROVING,
RATIFYING AND CONFIRMING THE CITY MANAGER'S
ACTIONS IN ACCEPTING AND EXECUTING A GRANT
AGREEMENT, IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE ATTACHED
FORM, WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE, DIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,
SN THE AMOUNT OF $279,369 FOR THE ACQUISITION
OF. PROPERTY FOR A MINI -PARR IN THE LATIN
QUARTER AREA OF THE CITY OF MIAMI; FURTHER
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO
ANY ADDITIONAL NECESSARY AGREEMENTS TO ACCEPT
AND IMPLEMENT SAID GRANT SUBJECT TO
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APPLICABLE CITY CODE PROVISIONS.
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WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Florida in
Item 2152A, Section 2.7 of the 1989-90 General Appropriations
Account and Summary Statement of Intent, made an appropriation
for a grant to the City of Miami in the amount of $279069 for
theacquisition of a mini -park in the Latin Quarter area of the
City of Miami;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The actions of the City Manager in accepting,
and executing a grant agreement, in substantially the attached.
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form, from the State of Florida Department of Commerce, Division
of Economic Development, for the City's acquisition of property
for a mini -park in the Latin Quarter area of the City of Miami,; . .
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are hereby approved, ratified and confirmed.
Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized to
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enter into any additional necessary agreements,l/ to accept the
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grant and to implement the same in accordance with applicable
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City Code provisions.
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The herein authorization is further subject to compliance
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with all requirements that may be unposed by the City
Attorney, including but not limited to those prescribed bX
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STATE OF FLORIDA
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
DIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
GRANT. -AGREEMENT
THIS GRANT AGREEMENT, entered into this -10--thh---, day
Of December 1989, by and between the State of Florida,
Department of Commerce, Division of Economic Development,
hereinafter referred to as the "Grantor" and City of Miami#
referred to as the "Grantee".
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the Grantor is empowered by provisions of section
288.03(22)t Florida Statutes, to make grants of funds in
accordance with legislative appropriations for same, and
WHEREAS, the legislature of the State of Florida has made an
appropriation for such grant in item 2152A Section 2.7 in the
1989-90, General Appropriation Act and Summary Statement of
Intent (a copy of the pertinent portion of such act is attached
hereto, incorporated by this reference herein and designated.,as
Exhibit "A" for purpose of this grant agreement.)
IT IS, in consideration of the mutual undertaking; and
agreements hereinafter set forth, agreed between the Grantor and
the Grantee as follows:
1.0 PARTIES:
The parties and their respective addresses,for the
purposes.of this Agreement are:
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
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(a)ubic..:Access. Grantor shall allow public access
to all documentst paper,, letters or other material subject to
the- previsions of chapter 119# Florida Statutes, and made or
received by; the Granteein conjunction with this Agreement.
(b) estriination. This Agreement shall be terminated by
Grantor in the event of any breach of the conditions contained'
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herein by Grantee and specifically for failure of the`Grantee to
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allow -public access as set forth in (a) above. In the event of
termination, Grantee shall return to Grantor any and all unspent
grant funds.
Reversion. All funds transferred herein shall
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revert to the Grantor if not expended or otherwise obligated by •
June 30, 1990. All unexpended funds, even if obligated but not
expended on December 311 1990 must be promptly returned to
Grantor.
(d)_ n_:,;i ab l ty of Funds.. The Grantor's ,liability,
under this Agreement is contingent.upon the continued
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availability of appropriated funds at the time of payment.. The
Grantor shall be the final authority as t,o,theavailabi;lity of
such `funds at the time of payment.
Legal Reouirements. With_ respect to its
interpretation# construction, effect, performance,` enforcement,
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and all other matters, this Agreement shall be governed by, and
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be consistent with, the whole law of the State of Florida, both
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procedural and substantive. Any and all litigation arising under
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this Agreement shall be brought in the appropriate State of
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Florida court in Leon County, Florida.
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upon the written and mutual
consent of the parties.
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in duplicate originals.
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parties have caused their hands to f
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CITY OF MIAMI
STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
7IVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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STATE OF FLORIDA
DIPARTM2NT OF COMMERCE
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bIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
G��� AGREEMENT
THIS .ORINT AGRREMZXTr entered into this 14th day of
May 1991, by and between the State of Florida,
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Department of Commerce, Division of Economic Development,
hereinafter referred, to as the "Grantor", and the city of Miami
(Acquisition of property for mini -park in Latin Quarter)
hereinafter referred to as the "Grantee".
WITNESSETU
WHEREAS, the Grantor is empowered by provisions_of, section
288.02(22), Florida Statutes, to make grants of funds in
.accordance with legislative appropriations for same, and
WHEREAS, the legislature of the State of Florida has made an
appropriation for, such grant in item 2152A Section 2.7 in the
1989-9o, General_ Appropriation Action and Summary Statement. of
Intent, and the parties hereto executed an. agreement on December
18,.1989 and made a part hereof as "Exhibit All.. and
WHEREAS, the fiscal year 1991-92 legislative budget
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implementing bill (Senate Bill 2302, Section 68), attached hereto
and made apart hereof as, "Exhibit B", authorizes the Department
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for expenditure of the appropriation contained in Chapter 897253;
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Laws of Florida, relating.to property acquisition for a,Mini Par k
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in the Latin Quarter,
IT IS, in consideration of the m_utual.undertakings`and
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agreements hereinafter set forth, agree between the Grantor and
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the Grantee as follows t
The parties and their respective
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purposes of this Agreement are:
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DIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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3SOO PAN AMERICAN`DRIVE
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33132
2.0 TERM:
The term of this agreement shall
commence upon •
execution and continue until completion of
expenditures of grant
funds for legislatively appropriated purpose.in_accordance
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provisions of 216.301, Florida Statutes, and
until there has been
complete compliance by the Grantee of all
the terms<and .
provisions hereof.
3.0 NOTICES:
All notices between the parties,
provided for hereinlk
shall be by either confirmed FAX, confirmed telex, or certified;_
mail, return receipt requested,,.. delivered
to the address of the
parties as set forth in Section 1.0 above.
4.0 SCOPE OF WORKS
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Grantee will a xpend funds ,
in. accordaizce with +4
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proviso language lan ua a and summary statement of
intent lanquage
attached to item 2152A of Exhibit "A". Fundsmads_available by
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the Grantor pursuant to this Agreement shall, be expandedfor
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the purpose' of the. project pursuant to the legislative
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(d) To maintain books, records, documents and other
evidence according to generally accepters accounting principles,
procedures and practices which sufficiently and properly reflects
all costs of any nature expended in the performance of this
Agreement, and retain said copies for a period of three (3) years
after termination of this Agreement.
(e) To make the aforesaid records, books, documents,
and other evidence available at all times for inspection, review,
or audit by State personnel of the office of the Auditor General,
Office of Comptroller, or other State personnel.
(f) To include the aforementioned audit and record
keeping requirements in contracts and subcontracts thereto
entered into by the Grantee with any party for work required
under terms of this Agreement.
(g) To act as an independent contractor and not as an
employee of the Grantor in the performance of the tasks and
duties which are the subject of this Agreement. The Grantee
shall be liable, and agrees to be liable for, and shall
indemnify, defend, and hold the Grantor harmless from all claims,
suits, judgments, or damages arising from the Grantee's
performance of the tasks and duties which are the subject of this
Agreement.
(h) To deposit and invest the funds advanced under
this Agreement in a separate interest bearing account until
totally expended for the purposes provided herein; and to return
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INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
The Honorable Mayer and WE : Juh8 14, 1001 BILE
Members of the City commission
su�Ecr : Orant Agreement with
State
Cesar H. Od
REFERENCES
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City Marftger
ENCLOSURES:
AECOMMENDATIdNs
It Is respectfully recommended that the City Commisston adopt the
attachedresolution ratifying the City Manager's action In
accepting and'ex'Cut Ihg an agreement with the State of Florida,
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- Department of Commerce, Division of Economic Development, In the
amount of. $3000000 for the acquisition of property for a mint�'
park In the. Latin Quarter area; further authorizing the Clty
Manager to enter into any additional agreements to accept and
implement said grant subject to applicable City Code provisions.
BACKGAOUND:
During the 1989-90 State legislative session, the State
Le,gisiature.made an appropriation for a grant to the 'City In the
amount -of $300,000 for- acquisition of a mini -park In the Latin
Quarter area.
The fIsc'aI year 1991-92 legislative budget Implementing bill,
authorizes the. Department of Commerce to enter into a new;
contract with the City for expenditure of this appropriation.'
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Lei 1 041JAR IM SPECUL1 Z C 1 --t o
The Win Quarter Specialty Center, Is a public/private joint venture initiated
by the City of Miami which will serve as a landmark and catalyst to
eommorcial revitalization in the l.,atin Quarter. This area is rich in cultural
history and is destined to become a significant attraction to tourists and
eitizens alike In order to achieve this, the public sector must leverage its
resources to encourage and direct private investment. The Specialty Center
project concept has been tested through consultant feasibility and market
studies and is considered oritieal in order to halt disinvestment in the area
and revitalize this historic urban. neighborhood.
The Center will be a vibrant and festive assortment of mnall specialty retail
stores, restaurants, and public plazas which incorporate and reflect a
uniquely Win theme in both design and merchandising. The commerclal
component of the Center will be approximately 100,000 gross square feet,
The Center will also include an affordable housing component with 65 units
for moderate income families. A 400-500 space public parking garage will be
constructed to service the Center and the neighboring community.
In addition to employing several hundred low and moderately skilled people
(during construction and upon completion), the project represents a
$25 million public/private investment in a heavily populated, Hispanic
community comprised' of low and moderate income families. To date,
$3.2 mil.11on of local funds have been identified for land acquisition. An
additional $3.4 million will be needed to complete property assemblage and site
preparation.
Once the remaining land is secured, the City will follow its highly acclaimed
Unified Development Process in order to select a private developer to design,
construct, and manage the project through a long-term land lease.
Land Acquisition and Site Preparation (Component Cost: $7 million)
(Amount Still Needed: $3.8 million)
The site is located on Southwest 8th Street between 14th and 15th Avenues in
the heart of Little Havana and just blocks from downtown Miami. Six
contiguous commercial parcels have been purchased with City parking
revenues for . a total $1.2 million. These parcels, when combined with
Gm Maximo oez (Domino) Park (a small City pocket park) and property
assembled by a private party interested in equity participation, comprise
spprox.Jmately 60 percent of the total site.
ousin (Component Cost: $4.6 million)
A total of 65 affordable housing =nits will be constructed an the third,
fourth, and fifth floors of the Center. There is currently a serious shortage
of quality, affordable housing stock In the area. Typical to successful
developments in Latin American and European cities, this milted -use component
will provide constant activity and direct support of the retail areas and
services located within the Center.
The units are currently planned as condominiums with an average size of 950
square feet and a projected selling price of $60,000 to SG5,000 depending on
construction financing costs. The residential units will be complemented by
recreational amenities aimed at attracting young families which are noticeably
absent from the area.
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beclalty itetail, Restaurants..and (Component Cost: $8.3 million)
Chen: Ail' ..Cafes
These activities are considered a powerful magnet to attract people day and
night to the lr,atin Quarter. Small specialty shops and traveling pushcarts
will be located throughout the ground floor of the Center offering products
with a uniquely ",Latin" theme including hand -rolled cigars; native crafts and
pottery) and Spanish foods (e, g. , ehurros, fritas, and tropical fruits) .
The development of them* -oriented restaurants, night clubs, and open-air
cafes will be fostered in the Center and scattered throughout the facility to
contribute to the ambiance. SpecialUing In Spanish cuisine and night life,
they will help showcase the Spanish culture.
Approximately 100,000 square feet of apace will '. be dedicated to this
component which will result in new small business development, job creation
(particularly for those with modest skills), and economic revitalization.
Urban. Plazas 'and Open Space - (Component Cost: $1.1' million)
Attractive open spaces and urban plazas programmed with
cultural/entertainment performances including dances, musical events, art
shows, and other celebrated events will be the center of activity. An
outdoor theatre is also being planned. Incorporating open, space and urban
plazas in the design of the project in this urban neighborhood reinforces the
ambiance of the project and contributes to the passive and active recreational
offerings for visitor and resident alike.
Transtiortation and Parkin¢ (Component Cost: $4 million,
including overpass)
A public parking structure consisting of 400 spaces will be constructed to
servethe Center and alleviate a parking shortage in the area. This parking
shortage has negatively impacted the adjacent residential community an-d
slowed business development in the area.
Incorporated in the garage development will be a covered, street -level,
off-street bus stop to improve vehicular circulation on Southwest 8th Street.
Garage design flexibility will also permit a future intermodal transfer terminal
point
A pedestrian bridge between the parking structure and the main facility will
serve as an attractive visual transition and landmark. Small shops> will be
located in the enclosed overpass which will contribute to new small business
developrmen t .
Hotel and Office Space (Component Cost: to be determined)
A hotel and office component is being considered. The offices, which may be
located on the second floor of the Center, will attract tenants that complement
the theme of the Center including foreign consulates, travel agencies, and
import companies. This component will be more fully developed after the
benefit of a market analysis.
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CONFERENCE 1991-91 IMPLEMENTING BILL
(SUMMARY)
Section 1, Provides legislative intent stating that the implementing and
Administering provisions of this act apply to the General
Appropriations Act for fiscal year 1991•-92. '
Section 2. Requiret�eaeh state attorney and public defender to submit a
report to the legislative appropriations committees showing the
amount of state funds expended during fiscal year 1990-91 for the
items enumerated in section 27.34 or section 27.34, Florida
Statutes.
Section 3. Requires Attorney General oversight to assess the Department of
Health and Rehabilitative Services' compliance with the Florida
Supreme Court decision in "The Florida Bar re, Advisory opinion,
Health and Rehabilitative Services Non —Lawyer Counselor."
Section 4. Requires attorneys whose compensation was provided in the
November'1989 Supplemental Appropriations Act and continued in
the fiscal year 1991-1992 General Appropriations Act to'provide
legal representation in cases arising under Parts III through VI
of Chapter 39, Florida Statutes
Section 5. Prohibits the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
from contracting for legal representation in cases arising under
Parts III through VI of Chapter 39, Florida Statutes, without
prior approval from the Attorney General.
Section 6. Provides authorization for the courts to expend funds for
guardian ad litem services for children whose parents are party
to a dissolution of marriage action.
Section i. Allows for an appropriation up to S2,500,000 from the -Emergency
Medical Services Trust Fund for the purpose of funding medicaid
rate increases for patient transportation.
Section 8. Requires the Capital Collateral Representative to .file
appropriate motions to obtain federal reimbursement fore
representation 'provided 'to indigent persons in federal courts.
Section 9. Prohibits the Department of Professional Regulation from
expending funds from any specificappropriation,'from'any trust
fund, or from any other'source, for the lease or acquisition of.
any'space for office •or'any other use in'Innovation Park in
Tallahassee.-
t Section 10, Authorizes the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to:
=' use funds from the Odometer Fraud Prevention and Detection'Trust
Fund for general operations of the department.
Section 11. Designates the responsibility for developing the '5-year
_ Transportation Plan for Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto Glades, fj
Hendry, and Lee Counties to the district' director'for`the"Fort
Myers Urban Office of the Department of Transportation.;' Also
designates the responsibility for providing policy; direction+
local government coordination, and planning for those tcounties� `y <
the Fort Myers Urban%Office. u
Section 12. Authorizes the Commissioner of Education to compute a state da.
` adjusted aggregate amount for required local effort for all y'
school districts collectively from ad,valorem taxes to ensure k
that no school district's revenue from required.19Ca1 effort YG= - mjlloge: will produce more then `9ii percent"of the '"d strl t4s,tote )
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its PEPP entitlement.
section 13,
Authorizes the Executive office of the Covernor to increase the
trust fund for Eminent Scholars and the trust fund for Major
Gifts as required for thatching private donations.
Section 14,
Establishes an experiment in government flexibility through a one
year program at the Department of Revenue. Authorizes the
Executive Director to implement certain procedures in lieu of
statutory procedures otherwise applicable.
Section 15.
Authorizes Florida Atlantic University to designate its eiisting
School of Nursing as a College of Nursing.
Section 16.
Requires all school districts' maximum total weighted full time
equivalent' student enrollment to be calculated using the
procedure in s. 236.081(1)(d), Florida Statutes, as adjusted by
including districts' grades K-8 basic summer school enrollment in
Group 2.
Section 17.
Provides that .the activities of the Department of Revenue
regarding the implementation of the automated collection and
enforcement system are exempt from the provisions of Chapter 287,
Florida Statutes. Authority is granted to the Department of
Revenue to enter into a contract during Fiscal Year 1990-91 for
the design and implementation of that system for which funds are
appropriated by the Legislature for Fiscal Year 1991-92.
Section 18.
Provides that the joint use project of Polk Community College and
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of Florida, shall not revert until April 1, 1992 and funds within'
these items may also be used for equipment.
Section 19.
Provides that the Florida Keys Community College's projects.'
entitled Building 200 Renovation, provided in Chapter 87-98,-Laws
of Florida, and the REN Spalling Wa11s,Project_provided. `in.
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Chapter 90-209, Laws of Florida, shall not revert until, June 30,
1992 and the unexpended balances of funds Within these items may,
be used as needed tocompletethe Welding lab project.,;'
Section 20.
Authorizes the Board of Regents to construct various specified
projects,:to be financed from revenue bonds.issued pursuant to.s:
I1(e), Art. VII of the State Constitution.
Section 21.
Provides that funds appropriated in Chapter 90-209, Laws of
Florida, relating to theUniversity of Florida 'Health Center;.:
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Provides that funds appropriated in Chapter 90-209, Laws of
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Section 23.
Provides that funds appropriated in Chapter 90-209,' Laws of `}�y
Florida, relating to the Florida International University Arts...'
Complex -Theatre -Auditorium shall.not revert until April 1,..1993: x
Section 24.
Provides that the Santa Fe Performing Arts Center shall become, ;
the property of the University of Florida upon ,completion. 01.; the
construction contracts administered by Santa Fe Community College,;;< ,
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for shared use, u<,
Section 254
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Provides that the title of the Florida Atlantic University
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Chapter 90-209, Laws of Florida, is amended to read: Science
Center Renovation
Section 27,
Provides that the lack of specific references in proviso language
in the 1991-02 General Appropriations Act regarding vendors
and/or contract service providers shall not be construed as
intent to preclude agencies from contracting with vendors who
have historically been referenced as recipients in proviso.
Section 28.
Provides that $1,100,000 provided in fiscal Year 1990-91 for the `
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Veteran's Memorial Park/Wall South-Escambia County shall not
revert to the fund from which appropriated,
Section 29.
A statutory teaching hospital that had Medicaid covered days of
100,000 or more during the most recent fiscal year may elect to
have its Health 'Care Cost Containment Board assessment deducted
from any Medicaid disproportionate share payment due to such
hospital for the quarter ending 6 months after the assessment due
date.
Section 30.
Valencia Community College is authorized to acquire property from
the.City of Kissimmee through the expenditure of non-PECO funds
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available to the college.
Section 31.
Requires the Department of Highway Safety and Motor vehicles to
develop a Walt Disney World license plate to commemorate the 20th
anniversary of Walt Disney World in Florida. The license plate
shall be available for issuance from July 1, 1991, until June 30,
1992.
Section 32.
Authorizes the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement
Trust Fund, on behalf of the Department of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles, to enter into an agreement for the exchange of
lands with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and,for the
future design and construction of a district Florida Highway
Patrol station to be located at Orlando International Tradeport..;
Section 33.
Funds appropriated in, the amount of S667,929 for the UNF
Renovate/Remodel Bookstore project, the UNF Recreational
Improvements - Housing Area Project, and the UNF Running Track
project may be transferred to the UNF Teaching Gym -`Supplemental'`
Funding project.
Section 34.
Provides that the Public, Education Capital Outlay and Debt
Service Trust Fund moneys appropriated in Chapter 90-209, Laws of
Florida, shall not be contingent on matching funds.
Section 35.
Transfers S2 million from the.Insurance Commissioner's Regulatory` ll;
Trust Fund to the.General Revenue Fund.
Section 36.
Transfers $15 million from the Florida Coastal. Protection. Trust, ;
Fund to the General. Revenue Fund.
Section 37,
Transfers S7 million from the Florida Fire Insurance Trust Fund
to the General Revenue Fund.
Section 38.
Transfers the unexpended cash balance of the -Cancer and Chronic
Disease Research and Treatment Center Trust Fund to the General
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Revenue Fund. rr
Section'39.
Transfers the unexpended cash balance of the_Ageneyutet Sunset
Trust Fund which accumulated in fiscal year 1990-91 to the fi
General Revenue Fund.
Section 40.
In.implementing the position redactions cequi. ed by the 1991.E-92,
p,eneral Appropriations Act, the Department lieal0 and
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Rehabilitative Services shall identify and eliminate po ti ns wti 1
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federal law, In addition, the department shall allocate the
Position reductions to protect the delivery of vital state
services,
Section 41, Provides that section 11,13(1)(b),.Florida Statutes, pertaining
to Legislators', salary increases being tied to career service
employee pay'increases, shall not apply with respect to fiscal
year i991y92:
Section 42, Provides that funds appropriated for an office building in
Chapter 89-253. Laws of Florida, shall not revert to the fund
from which appropriated until June 30, 1993, contingent upon the
Department of General Services acquiring a construction site and
executing a design contract prior to June 30, 1991:
Section 43, Requires the Department of the Lottery to locate its -headquarters
office at the Satellite Center Office Park in Leon County.
Section 44. Requires that all funds provided in Specific Appropriations 877
through 884 shall be used solely for funding of the state mental
health institutions.: Provides additional restrictions/directions
regarding the use of such funds.
Section 45. Requires the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services to
provide the Governor and the chairmen of the legislative
appropriations committees by December 15, 1991, an. analysis and
recommendation on implementing a clinic services Medicaid
reimbursement option for funding county health unit services.
Section 46. Authorizes the Board of Regents to transfer the unexpended
balances in the Board of Regents' Grants and Donations;Trust`.
Fund, Women's Athletic Trust Fund and Good-Gulfstream Trust Fund
to the Major Gifts Trust Fund.
Section 47. The,Department of the Lottery is authorized to implement -a sales
incentive program.
Section 48. The unexpended balance on July 1, 1991,,of funds appropriated..for
the Citv of Vernon shall be transferred-to.the Historic
Preservation Trust.Fund within the Division of Historial
Resources of the Department of State.
Section 49. The Department:of'Agriculture .and Consumer.Services is authorized
to present.a reorganization plan to the legislature by•November
1,-1991. Further, the department -is given latitude in -the,
selection -of division directors, regarding qualifications.
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Section.50. The Board of Regents is ,authorized to construct specified
facilities from non-PECO sources. To the extent trust funds 'a.re
available for the operation of these facilities, trust funds must
be used for operational expenses,
Section 51. $650,000 for Human Resources/Coastal Recovery, of the Sarasota
Crisis Stabilization Unit provided in chapter 90-209, the' Laws, of
Florida shall not revert to the fund from which appropriated.
Section 52. The Secretary of the Department of Transportation is authorized
to advance funds as a loan from the Toll Facilities Revolving
Trust Fund to eligible applicants in amounts that exceed
$500,000.
Section•53. Contingent upon legislation, funds and positions'may.be
transferred to the Department of Elderly Affairs from the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Seirvices,
Section 54, Interest earned from the investment of funds advanced"tQ'Palm'
Beach County in chapter 87798 Laws pi Flofi44, may ,be cet iced LL f
by the county to further pursue the intent_ of the t►rignal '
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funds provided for the Vocational Gold Seal Endorsement
Scholarship Program may not be used to fund the Vocational
Achievement Crant Program;
Sectoh 56.
Notwithstanding the proviso language preceding Specific
Appropriation 2016A of chapter 90-209, Laws of Florida, the
Department of Corrections may locate a mental health facility
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(200 beds) at a site to be determined.
Section 57.
Specified unexpended funds shall be carried forward and shall be
used to support contract studies as rewired by the Tax and,
budget.Reform Commission for fiscal year 1991-92.
Section 58.
If the requirements of chapters 228 through 237, Florida
Statutes, prevent the orderly implementation of the provisions of
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Chapter 90•-409, Laws of Florida, such laws and related rules are
'waived for fiscal year 1991-92. a
Section 59.
The Department of Professional Regulation is authorized to enter
.into contracts for appraisal services related to the acquisition
of a regional testing facility in Orange County without
conducting a formal advertisement or selection.
Section 60.
Upon review and approval by the Office of Educational Facilities
based upon an educational plant survey, and after having been
certified to be free of asbestos and other hazardous building
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materials, specified community colleges are authorized to acquire
or construct, from non-PECO sources, facilities which will
require general revenue. funds for operation and maintenance.
Section 61. \
$1,100,000 shall be transferred from the Florida Seed Capital
Trust Fund to the General Revenue Fund.
Section 62.
The authorization to transfer funds within the Department of
State from, the Corporations Trust Fund to the Division of
Licensing Trust Fund is extended to June 30,, 1992. The
authorized use of such trust.funds shall be for review and
appropriate action on existing gun.permits and concealed weapons
or firearms licenses and to create a system to reexamine, each
file upon renewal application.
Section 63.
Provides that if the contingencies attached to Specific
Appropriation .1992C in the 1991-1992 General Appropriations Act,
are not realized, and these funds revert on July 2, -1991, such
funds are reappropriated to the Board of Regents for construction
of Phase II of the Magnet Laboratory.
Section 64.
Provides that if a district school board fails to make a time_1y..._
payment for the services provided by the Division of
Administrative Hearings, the Commissioner of Education shall
withhold, from,any general revenue funds the district- is eligible
to receive, an amount sufficient to pay for the hearing officer
services, and transfer the amount Withheld to the Division of
Administrative Hearings,
Section 65.
Authorizes the Division of Cultural Affairs' of the Department of .
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State to, award grants from funds deposited into the Youth and
Children's Museum Trust Fund to Arts in Education grant �•,,
applicants.
Section 66.
Directs the Board of �rustees,of the Internal Improvement Trust
Fund to sell to the highest bidder the Florida Atlantic
University TV Tower Site. Additionally, the proceeds from tie r
sale of property pursuant to chapter 82-347 Laws of Florida..
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purchase, lease, renovation, expansion or.construction, of a
facility. or faoil•it es suitable for •educatione:l oelivoy—,]?
Florida Atlantic Univessity Werth of the west-l'am beach CIO ter. k
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Capital ImProveMtht Fee funds appropriated in the amount of
$450j000 tot the FAHU Student Parking projett may be transferred
to the PANU Fire Code Corrections/Repainting -Sragg Stadium
prt�ject:
Authorizes the Department of Commerce to enter into a new
contract with the City of Miami for expenditure of an
appropriation contained in Chapter 89-253. Laws of Florida,
relating to property acquisition for a Mini -Park in the Latin
Quarter:
Provides that funds for vocational facilities included in the
General Appropriations Act are provided from the public Edutation
Capital Outlay and Debt Service.Trust Fund.
Authorizes state attorneys and public defenders to expend funds.
appropriated in fiscal year 1991-1992 for the items enumerated in
it. 27.34 and 27.34, .Florida Statutes.
Section 71. Directs the Division of Workers' Compensation of the Department'
of Labor and Employment Security to study the issue of education
and training and rehabilitation, both physical and vocational,
Also directs Florida State University Institute for Health and
Human Services Research to conduct a study of the provision, cost
and results of rehabilitative services provided in workers'
compensation cases.
Section 72. Creates a Resolution Trust Corporation Advisory Commission, the
purpose of which is to review all properties managed by
Resolution Trust Corporation and make written recommendations as
to which properties are available for purchase by the state at
prices below market values as well as an assessment of the
state's need and the estimated cost to restore, rehabilitate and
operate the property.
Authorizes the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement
Trust Fund, to direct the Department of Natural Resources to
purchase, or lease -purchase, on an immediate basis, lands that
contain real property that are suitable for state or other
governmental agency operations and that are listed or placed at
auction by the Federal Government as part of the Resolution Trust
Corporation sale of lands from failed savings and loan
associations.
Authorizes the Department of General Services to enter into a
lease with the Resolution Trust Corporation for leasing an entire.
building controlled by -,the Resolution Trust Corporation, and the
department may sublease space therein to any state agency or to
any private agency, person, partnership, corporation, or business
entity.
Section 73. Provides that -the Department of Health and Rehabilitative
Services may authorize the development and lirensure of up to 258
six -bed or less Intermediate Care Facilities for 'the
DevelQpmentally Disabled beds as provided for in ,Specific
Appropriation 928A. Further, the development of criteria
necessary to resume normal certification and licensure activities
for Intermediate Care Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled
shall be accomplished, by December 1, 1991.
Section 74. Allows school districts flexibility in the expenditure of funds
provided categorically during fiscal year 1991-92,
Section 75. Provides that funds for the 1994 World Cup Soccer Games incl.;uded;
in Chapter 90-209, Laws of Florida, do not hove to be repaid
until August 31, 1992. '
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Section 761 Provides that a vendor ;responding to the request for pr+pos,als ,
Specific Appropriation 1934C in the 1991-92 General a.
Appropriations Art, shall only be re aired to .submit sudit.11
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