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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-87-0910J-87-930 h 10/5/87 RESOLUTION NO. R7-910 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGED TO ADVERTISE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND ISSUE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS DOCUMENT, IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE FORM ATTACHED, TO CONDUCT AN ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE O MNI REDEVELOPMENT AREA PROJECT, WITH $35,000 BEING ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS: $20,000 FROM THE 13TH YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS IN THE FY-88 BUDGET OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT, AND $15,000 IN THE FORM OF A CONTRIBUTION FROM THE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. WHEREAS, it is the policy of the City to revitalize and redevelop economically distressed areas and neighborhoods in the City; and WHEREAS, the City of Miami Commission approved the Omni Area Redevelopment Plan (Resolutions 86-868 and 87-604) for the purpose of promoting economic redevelopment and revitalization; and WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Dade County Board of Commissioners approved the Omni Redevelopment Plan (Resolution 825-87) and passed Ordinance 87-47 for the creation of a Tax Increment Financing District for the Omni Redevelopment Area; and WHEREAS, the City Commission allocated funds in the 13th year Community Development Block Grant Program for economic development projects; and WHEREAS, the Downtown Development Authority supports the City's efforts by contributing $15,000 toward the study; and WHEREAS, a number of private and public entities strongly support the City's economic development efforts in the Omni Redevelopment Area; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDAs A T" R e�7P.7RIrPWIr0 CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF OCT RR 1987 )N No._Q7-90O SECTION 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to advertise for professional services for an economic feasibility study of the Omni area, and issue the Request for Proposals in substantially the attached form. SECTION 2. The amount of $35,000 is hereby allocated as follows: (a) $20,000 from 13th year Community Development Block Grant funds allocated to the Department of Development for economic redevelopment purposes; and (b) $15,000 contribution from the Downtown Development Authority to cover the cost of said services. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day ofr' October ,, 1987. ATTEST• MAT Y HIRAI, CITY CLERK FINANCIAL REVIEW AND APPROVAL: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW AND APPROVAL: Lfl: CARL CIA, DIRECTOR F K AN DA, DIRECTOR DEPARTMEbd OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BUDGETARY REVIEW AND APPROVAL: Ch MANOHAR SURAN RECTOR DEPARTMENT OF EMENT & BUDGET PREPARE AND APPROVED BY.- APPROVEVAP TO FORM AND CORREC E : ROBERT F. CLARK 4LUC1AJA— DO CHIEF DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY ORN 8'7-9Q. Request for Proposals City of Miami Economic Feasibility Study for the Omni Redevelopment Area City of Miami Xavier L. Suarez, Mayor Miller J. Dawkins, Vice Mayor Rosario Kennedy, Commissioner Joe Carollo, Commissioner J. L. Plummer, Commissioner Cesar H. Odio, City Manager Proposal Submission Due: December 08, 1987 Proposal Submission Accepted Only at: City of Miami City Clerk' Office 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 y 87-910. TABLE OF CONTEM I. Public Notice II. Description of Overall Study Ill. Scope of Services IV. Proposal Submission Requirements V. Tentative Schedule for Consultant Selection VI. Evaluation Criteria VII. Project Timetable Vill. Submission of Proposals I8. Appendix A. Location Map B. Omni Redevelopment Area C. Ordinance No. 10062, City of Miami (Minority and Women Business) Affairs and Procurement Ordinance). S 87-910. 11 0 I. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE OMNI AREA The City of Miami, Florida and the Downtown Development Authority is seeking the services of a qualified and experienced professional firm(s) to prepare a Economic Feasibility Study for selected projects in the Omni area. The Consultant will identify innovative development opportunities, enhance employment and job opportunities; and recommend specific projects that will lead to the formulation of a creative strategic plan for the revitalization of the Omni area. The Consultant shall be knowledgeable of successful revitalization projects occurring elsewhere in the United States and capable of developing projects that specifically address the Omni area's unique location and circumstances. The total cost of the study shall not exceed $35,000. Interested persons and/or firms must contact the City of Miami Department of Development, 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Dupont Plaza Center - Suite 400, (305) 579-3366 to Request for the Proposals document. This document contains detailed and specific information about the scope of professional services being requested and submission requirements. Deadline for letters of interest submission is November 13, 1987. The City of Miami will not consider any firm(s) without minority participation. Cesar Odio City Manager Page 1 of 8 f b 137-91.0. II. WSCHMION OF OVEEALL STUDY The purpose of this Request for Proposals is to prepare a study for the City of Miami and Downtown Development Authority which will identify approximately four (4) projects that could serve as catalysts for economic development, analyze market support for selected catalyst projects and develop a strategic plan for implementation. For the purposes of this study, the Omni area is bounded by 1-395 to the south, the FEC right -of --way to the west, N.E. 20th Street to the north, and Biscayne Bay to the east and encompasses 260 acres of land (see location map). Included within this general area are three distinct subareas: the residential area north of the Omni Complex composed of apartment buildings, aging single family homes and converted estate mansions; the Omni/Venetia Complex east of Biscayne Boulevard composed of modern megastructures housing condominiums, hotels and a major shopping mall; and the western portion of the study area (for the purposes of this study to be referred to as Omni West) composed of a mixture of warehousing, industrial uses, general commercial and deteriorated residential structures. A portion of this area has been designated as part of the Metro -Dade County Enterprise Zone. The intent of this study is to stimulate redevelopment of the area's significant existing supply of vacant and under utilized land and buildings, thereby bringing new vitality to this northern most section of downtown. The principal strategy for this revitalization process is the recruitment of new economic anchor uses, currently not present in the area, but for which market support can be demonstrated. The criteria for selecting anchor uses will be uses that will compliment rather than compete with established activity patterns in other downtown locations; and be compatible with the Downtown Master Plan goals and policies; uses that will benefit from the geographic location of the Omni area; uses that will reinforce the existing hotel, residential, retail, and commercial service uses in the area; and uses that will act as catalysts to stimulate rehabilitation and development of other supporting uses within the district. In order to facilitate and expedite the revitalization process, the City will consider undertaking infrastructure improvements and land acquisition, with priority being given to large parcels which require a minimum of residential and commercial relocation. The area is located within Downtown Miami, just north of the core area which is undergoing major physical and economic revitalization. Major new developments such as the downtown Government Center, Southeast Financial Center, and the City of Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight Center and the Bayside Specialty Center have increased downtown employment and attracted new businesses and daytime activities. The continued growth of the Port of Miami; the redevelopment of Bayfront Park; the opening of the Metromover loop; and the upcoming redevelopment of the Southeast Overtown/Park West comauaity will reinforce the development potential for all of the downtown area. Page 2 of 8 The most notable examples of private investment in the area are the mixed -use developments known as Omni -Venetia (residential condominiums) which include the Plaza Venetia high-rise (rentals), the Omni Shopping Mall/Hotel and the Biscayne Bay Marriott. The public projects already in place inlcude the Anna Brenner Meyer Telecommunication Center and the Dade County School Board Administration Building. The School Board is also planning to demolish the Lindsey Hopkins Building and build its second administration building. In addition, the planned extension of a north loop of the Metromover system will have at least two stations in the area. The goal of the City of Miami is to identify specific sites for the development of catalytic and anchor uses in the Omni area and utilize tax increment funds in the most cost effective way to leverage private development of these uses. Among the uses to be considered, although not limited to the following are presented below: (1) Media District (television, radio, publishing, film, advertising); (2) Domestic International Trade Mart (specializing in High Tech, Import/Export, Fashion, Home Furnishings, Food services, info mart, film, ex, medical, or other specialty items); and (3) Specialized Educational Facilities (business college, design school and media). III. SCOPE OF SERVICES The scope of services is presented in the following: PHASE I: OPPORTUNITY EXPLORATION (relative weight 25%) The first phase of the Consultant's responsibilities will focus on the identification of general development opportunities for the Omni area followed by a more detailed investigation into a lesser number of opportunities which promise the highest degree of success in stimulating revitalization efforts. These uses must conform to development objectives in the Redevelopment Plan and complement but not compete with the CBD/Brickell areas. As part of the Phase I responsibilities, the Consultant shall investigate a variety of opportunities, including, • but not limited to, the creation of a multi -use international trade center, a decorative arts center, a merchandise or apparel mart, a design school, a business college, a film/recording industry or television broadcasting district, an advertising district, port services district, and/or brokerage companies (e.g., apparel, food and marine -related services), and housing. Special attention should be given to the creation of a foreign buyers district concentrating on Miami's role as gateway to Latin America and as a port of entry of Latin American products for the United States and Canada. Also, identify uses that could benefit from the enterprise zone incentives. Page 3 of 8 Cl • Some of the development opportunities are reflected in previous studies. These are as follows: (1) Industrial Land Use Needs Study; Leggat McCall Advisors, Incorporated; (2) Economic Analysis and Growth Projections - Downtown Development Plan; Hammer, Siler, George Associates; and (3) City of Miami job Creation and Retention in Miami and Dade County, 1972-85; Cognetics, Incorporated. At the conclusion of Phase I (preliminary investigation), the Consultant will present to the City of Miami a refined list of potential opportunities that are the appropriate stimuli for the Omni revitalization efforts. The consultant shall note the following: 1. Projects should be selected and designed which promise (long-range growth potential). 2. Projects should be selected which will serve as major use anchors in the area, providing secondary market or support service spin-offs. 3. Some attention should be given to those high -growth industries that are labor intensive, requiring a high percentage of workers with little or no previous training. PHASE II: PROJECT IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS (relative weight 50%) From the refined list of opportunities, and after direction from designated City staff, the Consultant shall then provide detailed market support analysis, cost of implementation, physical requirements and other pertinent information for approximately four projects that would serve as catalysts in the revitalization of this area. The consultant should focus on the most financially feasible projects and clearly demonstrate its potential for success. PHASE III II- LBMEWATION PROGRAM (relative weight 25%) The Consultant shall develop a strategy to advise the City of Miami on how best to utilize public funds to leverage private development. The Consultant shall prepare example project proformas, which will include at a minimum 5-10 year projections. The process which will work best (i.e. Unified Development Project (UDP), and land acquisition); and the criteria for site selection. Also, the creative reuse of existing structures is encouraged when feasible (e.g. � the Sears Building - located at N.E. 13th Street and Biscayne Boulevard) and the Jefferson Building located at N.E. 15th Street and Biscayne Boulevard. Page 4 of 8 The total cost of the study shall not exceed $35,000. IV. PROPOSAL SUBMISSION REQUIREKENTS Respondents to this invitation are advised that the following items must be addressed, considered and adhered to in the development of proposals and will be critically evaluated by the Selection Committee. Failure to provide all required information may result in disqualification of the proposal. 1. Identification of respondent, including organizational structure and names and address of principals and methodology for project planning and design. 2. Description of professional qualifications. 3. Description of a specific work program which should include a budget and man-hours per task. 4. Description of respondent's relevant project experience. 5. Identification of staff that will be assigned to the proposed study and evidence of their professional qualifications. (Please provide resumes of key individuals to be involved.) 6. Minority participation, related to the percentage of minority ownership of the firm (team) and the percentage of key staff professionals who are minorities working on the project. V. EMVE SCHEDULE FOR CONSULTANT SELECTION DATE October 30, 1987 Advertise for Public Notice November 13, 1987 Deadline for submission of consultant letters of interest. November 20, 1987 Certification Committee meets to ascertain whether respondents are fully qualified to render the required services. Factors to be considered in making this review are: capabilities, adequacy of personnel, past performance and experience of the respondent; performance in administration and in cooperation with others whose services are involved, and minority participation. November 20, 1987 competitive Selection Committee reviews proposals, and selects at least three qualified firms to be invited to submitt proposals. Page 5 of 8 10 c-- 10. 14 7W December 08, 1987 December 15, 1987 January 04, 1988 February 12, 1988 February 26, 1988 May 27, 1988 VI. EVALUATION CBITffitIA Deadline for submission of consultant proposals. Competitive Selection Committee interviews firms, completes evaluation and rankings and forwards a recommendation to the City Manager. City Manager reviews selection; recommends to the City Commission for approval to initiate contract negotiations with the consultants. Contract negotiations completed; contract submitted to City Manager for City Commission approval. Consultant starts work. Consultant completes work. The following criteria will be used by the Selection Committee to evaluate qualifications; percentages to the left indicate the relative weight that will be placed on each of the criteria. 25Z Organization, structure, methodology for project planning and design. j 20% Experience in comparable projects. Successful completion of projects of this type with demonstrated performance in meeting time schedules; further consideration of a reduced percentage based on the volume of work done for the City of Miami in the past 5 years. 25% Qualifications and experience of key personnel. 15% Minority participation, related to the percentage of minority = ownership of the firm (team) and the percentage of key staff professionals who are minorities working in the project. 10% Plan for coordination of team efforts. 5% Familiarity with area. Location of project office with maximum percentage for location in the City of Miami and decreasing percentages for location in: Dade County, rest of Florida and elsewhere. VII. PNOJ$+CT TIMETABLE The consultant will be allocated a maximum of 90 calendar days to complete the work from the date of contract execution. Penalties may be Included in the contract for failure to meet the work schedule. Page 6 of 8 ? fi VIII- SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS One original and ten copies of each Letter of Interest are to be submitted before 4:00 p.m. November 13, 1987 to the Department of Development. The November 13th deadline will be firmly adhered to. No proposals will be accepted after that time. Address proposals tD: Matty Hirai City Clerk City of Miami, City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Questions concerning this Request for Proposals should be directed to: Matthew Schwartz, Deputy Director Department of Development 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way Dupont Plaza Center - Suite 400 Miami, FL 33131 The City of Miami reserves the right to accept any proposal deemed to be in the best interest of the City, to waive any irregularities in any proposal, to reject any and all proposals and to re -advertise for new proposals. Page 1 of 8 1;L Page 8 of 8 13 BISCAYHE 9,+Y OMNI REDEVELOPMENT AREA LOCATION MAC LocarIoN - CITY OF UTAUJ PLANNIMM 110PAPTUONT 7--Sjto. J-86-04 10/11PS ORDINANCE N0, 0� 2 .43 ORONASCZ REPEALING ORDINANCE FO. 971%. T:': i' :aA:T7 PROCUAE;4:ST 010;AAMCF 0; ?WE C : IY OF MIAMI. ;U .;T! r'JTIT, l"04E!0A A NEW 14i1101117 01ACftiE tt.t Y�AM�t.'.:. OROINAaCI TO BE KNOWA ;": C;:Ii d3 •1:-- M1N0t1TY AND VOMEN %J:103 S 4FFA123 Ak0 PROCURtNCVT ORDINANCE Of THE C177 OF a1ANI , FLORIOA,• ESTABL1SHtN4 A MIXOAITY ANO WOMEN BUSINESS AFFAIRS PROCUICACIT P1042M AID COMMITTEE; 0110VIDIAG FOR 71.1E CACAT4,011 37 7:42. CITY MANAGER OF AN OFFICE OF MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND PROCUXINTIOT; FURTHER SETTIN4 FORTH A GOAL OF AVA2 0IAG A7 LEAST it PERCENT Of THE CITY'$ T.TAL ANAUAL DOLLAR VOLUME 0/ ALL PROCUREMENT E" 0.10iTURt$ TO IUSIl1ES3ES OWNED BY BLACKS 11711, HISPANIC$ 117!1, ARC WCMt4 11701; AUTxOnI1I%% THE C;'IT RAU- 34;TR TO PROVIDE FOA 11;'101177 A30 VOMIN•OWMEO BUSINESS ENTEXPAI-jZ #ACC'JxL'?;£A SET•ASIDES AND CONTRACT PROVISIO%S; ►ROYIDI:IG FOR THE DEVELOPX%%T OF PROCUURES, 14EASURtS AND RESOURCES TO IMPLEACNT SAID ►IOGAAM, COALS AND OBJECTIVES; AND COHTAIIIJ10 A SEYERASILITY CLAUSt. I WHEREAS, Ordinance Me. 5773 dealia9 with aimority procurement Ass been found to be in need of revision and modification to strengthen the effectiveness of the City of Miami's Minority Procurement Policy and Program; and rMEREAS, the City Commission, in re►eating Ordinance me. 9775 sad in adopting and substituting thorefer the heroin Minority sad Venom Business AffA rs and Procurement Ordinance is autheritid pursuant to the Charter of the City of Nisai, Soctisas $S and 5:; and tha Nunieip4l Homo Rut* ►oaRrs net of 1173, 92e9ter 148.001 of saM.. F7a-14a Statutes. Si 4,3ea494; se.a WHEREAS, the U.S. S-jyrrme Cain has uphitld Old* Cauaty Ordinance No. 42-47, aJepsed July 20, 1144, rostric%IAI biddlHj on coestrecties preJeots to Slacb•evood firma vNia pri j uararroate4 discrimination has boom proven; sad VNEREAS, findings of a City of 11146i Mi aori ty Procurement Disparity Study iedieated a substantial eaelusiom of mimority mad woeen.ewned businesses tree the City's procurement pros -is for the fiscal roars betweek 1971 snd 1941; and WHEREAS, this OrIlaaaee will prevent the pe.rpotuatiom of the effects of prior unwarranted discrimination which aas 87-910, horetotars teostrtd, limited or foreclosed precsrtoent and contracting op*artaettles f:r bestaossas awatd by •tacks, Nispasics and Rasta y10 04 tit; s! 1113e1; sat 119+1:fr'., :' •. • . esa��i slttd • pelfey of constructive Wirlativi aetian is tliatnatt sabstautiall; the offects of prior discrimination; and VNEREAS, the prspostd' 1linority and VOMB Insists$ Affairs and procurement Program aad Policy contains rt,mtrememts: [at that these whe gestraet with the City of Miami is the areas of prsesrtmoss shall net discrlmiasto against any bus'laossf, employee or applicant for employs**% began$* of age, otbmicity, rags, crttd, tole►, rtiigles, sax. sattesal origin, handicap, or marital states; sod (b) that such city eostracters hoot ass implamest as Aftirmattte Action or E4*41 Emplaye*mt oppertmetty policy to ensure that such bssisisses, espin.7vt*s or pptteasts for employment are traa:ti asvallY vrttNest ragard to _age, tthetetty, race, grand, color, religion, son, astismai orlpga, handicap or marital states, amp VKREAS, impitm*station of this ordinance will serve the best taterest of the City and roll mattalse oft aps{ertmsity for small business concerns owned and controlled by Slacks, Nispasics and Vemee to grocers or contract with the city of Niani to the area of procurement; gad V KREAS, to M effective is is setossary and desirable to establish for the Ci.y of MISM a Meority sad home* losiuess Affairs Procmrnsaat prtgraw with tee evorefrtsto peals, Mj9CCI a, administrative procedure and resomrces; and its:: legislatlam ramtdyiag the affected Nisposie, Slack and hec;e- sweed beslnesses; NON, TNUVORE. SE IT GUAiNES IT THE CoMISSZON W ilia CITT 'Of MAN, FLORIDA: Section t. This Ordinance shall be kmowm amp say be citad as 'Tbe Minority sod 11amem Smallness Affairs end precarea nt Program Ordinance of tit* City et 111 am1, • Sectles 2. For . us perpese—ell this Ordinance, %bo following tens phrases, worls, and their derivations still fart the following least"$: 0 e A. but lnoss Enterkrlse moans any corporation; partnership, individual, sole proprietorship, joint stock company, jsln: yratvrt, professional association or any other 1130 !-' I t I - rl; 11etas±d to do business wlth tho City o1 Mi4al and/or Dads County and/or the State of Florid. /. Ni Merl ty and Y-•ee•0wnod busl Mess tnarvW sa ;. . a business enterprise to which at least 91 portent of aai:: enterprise 15 owned by stacks, Hispanics or Yemen whose sanagement and daily business operations are controlled by env or more blacks, Hispanics or Vemon. C. Contract steel agreements for the preearen-iebt of goods, services or construction of facilities for th* C11" -' Ni smi . 0. Facilities means all total or partial pabllely financed projects Including, but vttt+est. itsttatlem, ealflod development protects, sanitlpal pmbl•ic works and municipal improvements to tho extent they are f:maneed with City money, stilt&* City property, or require City servlees. t. goods and strvlces include, without ltattation, public works, improv*cents, facilities, professional strvicts, commodities, seppltas, materials and o4vipmeat. F. goat moons the percentages of the annual doli:r volume of procurement e:peadltares determined by this ordinance to be offered for Minority sad Vents business perttctpation. C. Sates. 1 d:• is the term which wilt be used :w designate a given garchass or contract Ir a portlew 0.1 .1 purchase or contract award for hack, 111spank sad/or :!•::..ti awmtd bush*::es. Set asides may only be itilisad wharn 14. 1.; determined, prior to the invitation to bid or retutst �vr proposals, that there art a sufficient member of eortifiesi flack, Hispanic and/er Yomem•wmed businesses to afford effective, competition for too purchsso. H. Joint Usture 66411 ratan as association tf porseas er 1e141 entities with the intent to engage 1e and carry out a sisgte busiotss sattrprtse for proflt;0* ON Ali 87-910. t. preturereet ts,end/tsros shall Ilion a purchase, Payment, distribution, lean or odsahte for the purpose of segriring or yrowiding goods and services. wo Affirmative A:%:in Plan shall ifeel udo thr projected anneal 91)4ls and the timoItazl,as which will be used to eg10y an fir procure with doses and minorities u Mon. discrimination policy statement and any other actions which wilt be used to ensure equlty is employment and the dtiliza:ion of minority and female -Owned buslnesses. settles 3. A Minority and Went* Business Affairs and Procurement Progres for the City of Miasf is hereby established. The City Manager's Offlse shall be bald accountable for the full and ferceful Implooentatien of the Minority and Women Business Affairs and troeursmost Pregrsw by grow fdiag appropriate reeommendstiess for action by the Ct;y Commission. A. For "0 puppet* of assisting the City Manager /i the isplesemtatfon of said program, a Minority and Yemen $msisess Affairs and protoroment Coomittae is hereby established, consisting of an appropriate number of members, to be appointed by the City Manager, with full representation of r Nispamics, Hacks said Yemen to be responsibie for monitoring the 'implementation of tao program and sating recasendations for aehiewfeg the rtgeirssoets of Wls Ordinance. The COmalttaa shall be respesslblo -tor 9e0ersting yearly Progress reports to the City Ca issies and the coenuatty at large. $. The City XkRagir sleall, •etllltia9 *21sting roaemees, emote to Office of Plaerlty and Woes" Austnes3 Affairs and Prexsresest; and shall prowl#* the apprepria:s stuff and resources moeesaary for the Performance of all such admimistrative duties; &etherize and lmptosent the admlofetrattwo guidelines and procedures required; and ensure cowl Iwe with the fumettess required to presoto the acbievomemt of the program's gmals and Objections of increasing the welcome of City precmrtmest and contracts with $tact, Mispamic awd 9*4"•000e4 114214e28e4. ..r 7 0 3:1etian 4. The obitctive of the City is to achieve a goal o1 awaedl,i7 i minimum of Slt of the total •"oval dollar Volvo$ e! All ;roc2resent expenditures to hacks. Hispanics and Mogen- ,, enterprises to be apportioned as follows: 3*4s4:+1n percent (11%) to $lacks. seventeen percent (17%) to Hispanics and seventeen ptrcdnt (17%) to Von*"*I A. To further the goal of increasing the total annual volvmo of all procurement expenditures to minority and women. owned business enterprises, authority for a minority eeJ woran. owned bvslnoss enterprise procurement lot aside 1s htrfily established for use by the City Unager as Ike, or she say deem advisable or neeassar. to tncrsaet t,se ptrtitipatlon of $lack. HISOanie and Vosin•aw"vd businesses to City procur:&set contracts. S. It shall be mandatory for all City of iN dui contracts and/or procurement avtrd documents to cootala 11e following: (1.1 A specific reference to the applicability of the lltnorlty and Women $Yalntsa Affairs and Preeurestnt Program established by this Ordinate*; (2. ) A provision stating the right of the 'City to terminate and cancel any contract or costractval agreement entered fate, tncledfal elimination of the fsdtvidval(s) and/or bvslsess enterprise s) from consideration and partfctpation to future City centracts. as tno basis of having Submitted dellborat* and willful. frls* ar s1s1.04dts9 itforsat140 as to his* her or its states as a $tact, llispaote and/or Naost3•ivw id business snter6rist and/or the quantity and/ar.type of Aaorlty and women -owned basiaoss participation; D.) A regviresest that each successful �ld3er or offeror sort* to provide a sworn statement of compltaace with the previsions of UIS Ordtnasto and its specific applicability to the purchase or contract: award under cotstderatiest avch stetosest shall certify that the bidder or offerer, during the w i Vasts* depending open their own &novel self.selectlos, shall be listed In only oar (1) of the categories: race, ethmieity. leader. • s 1 P.QR 7• .. 1A n 5-10 . a 13 Couri* of tine iRvolvtd in the performaeee of the Contract sougl: by offeror, shall not discriminate against Any 2'S, +p1a; .t me 79pj iCs"t for employment because of ,t; •, ;'.' :! : t •, , _, , rd, Color. religion. sex, national 0*i;ty, ozrit.i status; td. ) A statement of the extent to which t;io business enterprise has as one or more of Its partners or principals persons who are Black. Hispanic or Woman, or is a joint venture comprised of a non -minority, and minority business and/or women -owned enterprise. (S.) A riquir din: u4t each bidder subeit along with tat bid or p r i; •i i.A in At f 1 r: ,i v e Action Plan (AA.0). An; significant equity participants, joint venture participants, tub -Contractors. syppliers or othtr parties to the aid or proposal shall also be required to submit such plans. (d.) A provision specifying the requirements for Continued bidder or offeror eligibility incleding minority and female involvement. Section S. Bidders or offerors shall be required to demonstrate a reasonable and good faith effort to solicit and Obteln the participation of qualified minority and wenen-owned businesses in all bid and proposal documents. Section i. Except where federal or state law or regulatiois mandate to the contrary, the provisions of this section wilt be agPTicW 4 to All illy of N/a101, pro►Id, bid. contract or atitir alreemtnts negotiated by the City; seetlem 7. 7ho Minority and women evslmoss Affairs and Procaremient Program establisbod terole shall be in offact only until such time as the affects of prior unwarranted dlscrimimation against ilUkZ, N1394alcS and human have been eamoe*sated for, at which tin* that gaela and set -asides provided for heroin :ball ao longer bt observed. such need shall be reviewed every two years by , Wit City Cowellssiea, epos the reeommendat/on of the City Needle?. Section •. Ordinance No. 177e" the-,Ilnerity procurement Program Ordinancs of the City of Nisml. ►/orida. Is hereby repealed. 4 1 0062 s Section !. Should any $art or provision of this Ordinanee be, declared -by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be lnvolid. San* $belt not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a whole. ►ASUO 01 FIZST gEADIXG 97 TITLE ONLY this 26eh day of PASSED AMA; .:DGITEO ON SECONC AND FIAAL RIA01::3 ZIT :17:: ONLY this 19rh day of Doesseor . 193S. ATTEST: • R479r i City Clerk PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: • NI • •. t;WU C+ty ttorner APPROVED A�S/TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: LULL^ A: i1Q e City Attorney AQJ/roc/pp/ab/5155 CWk of tltr City of 61084 Flmife. he►.is Anil. tl+at .w me �_ itr a/ _ A. D. N 10 e fsk test eat wMas d tts a►ws &&A .A►•p+si •nlirn►s sea 1'�� at t!: S rstsM 11w�e .4 :!.: UJ& C.-st. C-n K-9 at tht Fl►'a i111'"'JA u.: ays:t AW auagk6i .riI ayr w tAs ,eta:: pawJct m:eslar. M'1 �1 sasJ the sf.'bw t,at MQI +}� ►• Cis? yi• Mfr Ciat r+ 7 l0Oct 0 CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission "Cesar H. Odio City Manager ao RECOMMMATION DATE: J IV' `T 3 1987 RILE: SUBJECT: Issue of a Request for Proposals for Omni Rede- velopment Project REFERENCES: 10/22/87 Commission ENCLOSURES: Meeting �fC It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission approve the attached Resolution authorizing the City Manager to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for an economic feasibility study for the Omni Redevelopment Area. Funding for this $35,000 study will be from 13th year Community Development Block Grant Funds ($20,000) allocated to the Department of Development and $15,000 from the Downtown Development Authority. BACKGROUND The Department of Development, the Planning Department and the Downtown Development Authority recommend that the City Commission approve the attached resolution which will enable the City to determine a strategy for the maximum utilization of the $10-12 million dollars that will be available for redevelopment efforts in the Omni area through the recently approved Omni Area Tax Increment District. The City Commission (Resolutions 86-868 and 87-604) and the Board of County Commissioners (Resolution 825-87) have approved the Omni Redevelopment Plan. Dade County has established a Tax Increment District (Ordinance 87-47). The Redevelopment Plan recommends that a "catalytic" project be initiated in the area which will generate new economic development activities and support the existing development. The intent of the proposed $35,000 study is to identify innovative development opportunities and recommend specific projects that will lead to the formulation of a creative strategic plan for the revitalization of the Omni area. The attached draft RFP has been reviewed by a task force of the Omni/Venetia Sub -Committee of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. A consultant selection review committee will be established with representation of staff and the business community. No firm without significant minority participation will be considered for this important task. Attachments 87--910.