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4/27/89
RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION GRANTING A REQUEST BY
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CARVER DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION AND THE ST. JOHN'S COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR A 90-DAY
EXTENSION PROHIBITING THE DEMOLITION OF THE
CARVER HOTEL LOCATED AT 833 NORTHWEST THIRD
AVENUE, A/K/A 899 NORTHWEST THIRD AVENUE,
MIAMI, FLORIDA; REQUIRING THAT SAID PARTIES
SUBMIT A COMPLETE FINANCING PLAN TO THE CITY
WITHIN SAID 90-DAY PERIOD; AND FURTHER
REQUIRING THAT AN INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT
BE EXECUTED AND INSTRUCTING THE CITY ATTORNEY
TO DRAFT AN APPROPRIATE INDEMNIFICATION
AGREEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THIS PROJECT.
WHEREAS, the representatives of the Carver Development
Corporation and the St. John's Community Corporation have
expressed great concern in not demolishing an important site; and
WHEREAS, the representatives have stated that they are in
the process of obtaining monies to repair the Carver Hotel; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission believes it, is in the best
interest of the public to grant a 90-day extension prohibiting
the demolition of the Carver Hotel;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Carver Hotel, located at 833 N.W. Third
Avenue a/k/a 899 Northwest Third Avenue, Miami, Florida, more
_ particularly described as Lot 10, Block 35, MIAMI NORTH, as
sI' recorded in Plat Book B at Page 41 of the Public Records of Dade
County, Florida, shall not be demolished for 90 days from the
`` date of this Resolution.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
APR 27 1989
RESOLUT1014 No. " „"
Section 2. The persons representing the Carver
Development Corporation and the St. John's Community Development
Corporation or their agents shall submit a. complete financing
plan to the City Commission within said 90-day period.
Section 3. Within such 90-day period, said persons as
individuals and as representatives of said corporations, and the
owner of the subject property, Ada Mae Paschall., shall execute an
agreement, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, concerning
the subject property which indemnifies the City of Miami.
Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption pursuant to law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27th day of �� A j"1 1989.
ATTH9T'
NATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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ADRIENNNE L. FRIESNER
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
JOIRGE °L . P RITANDEZ
CITY ATTORNEY
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DATE June 6, 1989 FILE
TO Matty Hirai
City Clerk SUBJECT y
Cit commission Meeting
a Marked Agenda, 4/27/89
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FROM J rge__ Fernandez REFERENCES.
City A torney
ENCLOSURES
Please note that Item #8 on the above -referenced Agenda was
adopted in modified form (Resolution No. 89-393). Further,
Motion 89-399 should be reflected as having been adopted in the
form of a Resolution, the original of which is attached.
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RES=ON IN SUPPORT OF THE PRESERVATION AMID
REHABILITATION OF THE CARVER HOTEL
WHMEAS, the Carver Hotel is one of the few remaining and most signif-
icant buildings associated with Overtown's heyday as a center of social and
entertainment life for the black comninity in Miami, and
WEREAS, there are presently plans to rehabilitate this structure and
bring it back as a vital part of the new emerging Overtown area,
NOW, MEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Dade County Historic Preserva-
tion Board supports the efforts of the Carver Development Corporation and
the Saint John's Comnamity Development Corporation to rehabilitate this
significant structure, and encourages the City of Miami Commission to delay
the demolition order and facilitate in any way possible the work of these
organizations in securing the appropriate financing to make the preserva-
tion of the Carver Hotel possible.
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thy Caa Blake
Chairman
Dade County Historic Preservation Board
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Timothy Carl Blake, Chairman • Dorothy Fields; Vice-Chainnan
Mark Frankel • Faith Harkey • Maureen Harwitz
Robert Jensen o Donald Slesnick • Dwayne Wynn
METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA
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