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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-86-0047J-86-70 M85-1183 (12/19/85) 8G-r4i RESOLUTION NO. t� iESOLUTION RESCINDING RESOLUTION 82-560, ADOPTED JUNE 7, 1982, WHICH HAD ESTABLISHED A 21 M1-.:MBER C1.If, YWI1)E ADVISORY BOARD F'OR THE COMMUNITY DLVELOPMLNT BLOCI-: GRANT PROGRAM; FURTHER CREATING A 13- MEMBER CITYWIDE ADVISORY BOARD FOR THF; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, SETTING FORTH THE METHOD OF APPOINTMENT AND COMPOSITION OF SAID 130API) 7�N1) AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ESTABLISH GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF SAID 11OARD. WHEREAS, on June 7, 1982, by Resolution fi2-560, the City of Miami created a 21 member Citywide Advisory Board for the Community Development Block Grant Program; and WHEREAS, on December 19, 1985, by Motion 85-1183 the City Commission approved a new process for citizen participation for the Community Development Block Grant Program to supersede Resolution 82-560, and to become effective upon appointment of members to the Board; NOW, THEREFORE;, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Resolution 82-560, adopted June 7, 1982 which created the 21 member citywide Community Development Advisory Board,is hereby rescinded. Section 2. A 13 member Citywide Community Development Advisory Board comprised of the following membership is hereby created to advise the City Commission on community development and housing needs: - One representative (resident or property owner) from each eight Community Development 1 target areas, to be appointed by the City Commission; - Five representatives from the private sector, business owners or representatives of financial institutions in the City of Miami, to be appointed by the City Commission. 1Said target areas are schedule. I f,R-Q oo W listed and identified on the attached C.7TY COMMISSION %UR�OF JAN 23 1988 e L.� Section 3. the initial term of inembershi.E) shell expire Play 1, 1987 or at such time cis the successor members .are duly appointee by the City of Miami Commission. Terms thereafter shall expire oil May 1 of each calenclar year or at such time as successor members cirf? duly appoi_ntf-d by t',e City Commission. Section 4. Tile City Manager is hereby authorized to establish guidelines and procedures For the functioning of said Advisory Board. Section S. Authority under the Fe(IeraI Regulations governing the Community Development Block Grant Program is hereby reserved by tile City Commission to amend, alter or abolish and replace the citizen participation process or parts thereof for the Community Development Mock Grant Prfuyr3m. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of avier L. Sua ez, Mayor 1986. ATTE •l ( /. Mat, y Hirai, City Clerk PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: Robert F. Clark Chief Deputy City Attorney APPROVED TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: r. f: Lu oughert City Attorney JANUARY E 86-4'7 j. CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM is JAN 16 198b DATE To Honorable Mayor and p Me ers of City Commission sueJECT Creation of Community Deve- lopment Advisory Board and Appointment REFERENCES of Members FROM Cesar H. Odlo ENCLOSURES (Companion to Item �9 City Manager It is recommended that the City Commission formalize Motion No. 85-1183 passed on December 19, 1985, creating a 13 member Citywide Advisory Board for the Community Development Block Grant Program and appointing 13 individuals to serve on said Board, per the attached resolutions. On December 19, 1985, by Motion No. 85-1183, the City Commission approved in a compunitthe creation of a Development Block member Grant Prograam1dtoAreplace visory Board for the community the 21-member Community Development Advisory Board. The 13-member Board, comprised of one representative of each of the eight Community Development target areas (residents or property owners) and 5 representatives from the private sector (City of Miami business owners or representatives of financial institutions located in the City), will advise the City Commission on community development and housing priorities with respect to the Community Development Block Grant Program. The attached resolution formalizes this motion and creates the 13 member Advisory Board, rescinding Resolution No. 82-560 which had created the 21- member Community Development Advisory Board. It is recommended that the initial term of membership expire May 1, 1987 and on May 1 of each calendar year for terms thereafter. At the December 19, 1985 meeting, the City Commission requested that the administration mhold each arealassto who shouldin each rbetobtain area to considered by the recommendations fro City Commission to represent that target area on the Board. Meetings were scheduled in each of the eight target areas and resumes were requested from individuals wishing to be considered for appointment to the Board as the target area representative or as a representative of the private sector. Attached is a copy Of the advertisement that was placed (Attachment A). Additionally, public service announcements were placed on radios and flyers were distributed in each target area. The on the new Board and then inted media also published several article meeting schedule 86-47 S 0 Page 2 RE: Creation of Community Development Advisory Board and Appointment of Members The following individuals were recommended to represent their target area at the target area meeting: Allapattah: Coconut Grove: Downtown: Edison/Little River: Little Havana: Model City: Overtown: Wynwood: Mariano Cruz (400 votes of 400) Frankie Rolle (10 votes of 10) Jack Kuper (3 votes of 4) Tie Vote - Sandy Hall (4 votes) and Paula L. Campbell- Stone (4 votes) Jose Villalobos (65 votes of 77) Cornelius Allen (4 votes of 10) No Recommendation (see attached summary) Dorothy Quintana (50 votes of 57) In addition to those individuals meetings,attheir were are eseverale othe�s appointment at the target area who have requested that their names also be submitted to the City Commission for consideration. Also, fifteen (15) individuals have e hepr resumes for consideration by the City Commission ashi ate sector representatives. ea Attached (Attachment B) q sting ay appointment to the of the target rBoa meetings.Resumes a list of individuals requesting PP are also attached. It is requested that they odhatlon we make ean begin PournCommunity at the January 23, 1986 meeting so Development planning process in February. Attachments x�. 86-47 ATTACHMENT A COPY FROM NFWSFAPFR ADVER"_'ISEMENT _City_-_ of Miami _ _ Department of ..community _Development is- __ - — soliciting resumes from individuals interested in eserving Boat �oilthbee J-- — _ _Citywsd2-fsomm�;nsty-Development-Advrsory-Ec)arcommi =- on communitY--- - - __- _- _reSponsible for -advising the City Commission on development needs and priorities with respect to the City s Community Development Block Grant Program. A thirteen (13) member Citywide Board will be appointed by t City Commission, to be comprised of the follew.ng repre- sentatives:. _ member from each of the eight (8) Community One (1) W nwood, Model City, Development target areas:_ Allapattah, Y Edison/Little Rive " Little Havana, Overtown, Downtown and Coconut Grove. 7These members must reside withiT'iehDowntown areas or own ronert in the target areas. member .could be a busneution not erece�ving City er or ecommurity of a non- rofit' in _ Development funds. ~ members representing the privat Five e sector, (5) p owners - or officers of a financial institution business located in the City of Miami. Sta ff will be holding meetings in the Community Development 0 obtain target areas to explain th resen- as to whol should represena recommendation. from those p roof of residency or their area on the Board. Please bring P property ownership to the meeting. The meeting dates are as follows: January 6 , 1986 at 7 : 00� - Model City - ,Uptown City Hall" 6116 N.W. 7 Avenue Edison/Little River - Miami Edison Sr. High School Auditorium 6161 ,�Z . W . 5 Court Jan_t 7:00 p.m. Wynwood-Eugenio Maria de Hostos Neighborhood Elderly Center 2902 N.W. 2 Avenue Little Havana - Manuel Arti e Community Center Auditorium 900 S.W. 1 Street attah - Allapattah Elderly Meals Facility Allap ver. Drive 2257 N.W. North Ri i 86--47. i• January 8, 1986 at 7:00 p-m- - overtown Neighborhood Cen pvertown - Culmerter 1600 N.W. 3 Avenue --- -- -- ---- _ . -_ - - - - - --- Coconut Grove '- 'Coconut rove Building--- - - - - _ 750- S. nixie -Highway— --- -- - - ---- - - - 1986 at 5 : 3 January 8. City Administration Building, First Floor Downtown Y 275 N.W. 2 Street to Individuals inte rested in serving on the Boarcalthoughoitaisc not attend the meetings in their respective areas the Department of The resumes must be received by Miami, Florida required. _.----- 1145 N • W- 11 Street, 1986• Resumes must Community Development, January 9, past and 33136, no later than 9:00 a.m• ation, at a minimum► your name, address, anduP why you feel You include, t ation in community affairs, current participation - _ should be appointed to the Board. ssion will make its appointments to the Community The City Comma tin Board at its January 23, 1986 meeting. Development Advisory ther information, contact �- the Department of Community For fur at 579-6824 Development 86-4i P T ATTACHMENT B SUMMARY OF TARGET AREA MEETINGS AND NAMES OF INDIVIDUALS SEEKING APPOINTMENT TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD TARGET AREA: A I I a tah Date of meeting: January 7, 1986 Number of people voting: 400 Nominees/votes received: Mariano Cruz 1227 N.W. 26th Street received 400 votes Individuals seeking target area appointment: Coconut Grove Date of meeting: Number of people voting: Nominees/votes received: Geraldine L. Wellman Property owner 1449 N.W. 15 Street January 9, 1986 10 Reverend Ronald Fox 3464 Oak Avenue no votes Frankie Rolle 3430 William Avenue received 10 votes Individuals seeking target area appointment: Downtown Date of meeting: Number of people voting: Nominees/votes received: Reverend Fox (a resume was not received by the City) is still seeking appointment Phyllis Williams Property owner 3638 Percival Avenue January 9, 1986 4 Jack Kuper Owner of Forum Men' s Store 121 E. Flagler Street received 3 votes 86-47 V e Cont. Downtown Angel Rodriguez owner of McDonalds 100 South Miami Avenue received 1 vote Edison/Little River Date of meeting: January 6, 1986 Number of people voting: 8 Nominees/votes received: Sandy Hall 200 N.E. 45th Street received 4 votes Paula Campbell -Stone 5130 N.W. 5th Avenue received 4 votes Individuals seeking target area appointment: Bette Graham 298 N.W. 48th Street Little Havana Date of meeting: Number of people voting: Nominees/votes received: Individuals seeking target area Page 2 of 5 January 7, L986 77 Christina De Armas (not present at meeting and we can't confirm if she lives or owns property in area) received 1 vote Hector Lopez 1235 W. Flagler Street received 11 votes Jose Villalobos 130 N.W. 24th Court received 65 votes appointment: Gloria Gyoria 1718 S.W. 17th Avenue Hector Lopez is still seeking appointment Marta Luis Business owner 1231 S.W. 27th Avenue Enrique Vega 1403 N.W. 7th Street 8E-4 7 Li 4P Model City Date of meeting: Number of people voting: Nominees/votes received: January 6, 1986 10 Cornelius Allen 912 N.W. 64th Street received 4 votes Willie Calhoun Owner, King the Taylor 6129 N.W. 7th Avenue received 3 votes James Campbell 1180 N.W. 59th Street received 3 votes Mary W. Johnson 160 N.W. 56th Street no votes Individuals seeking target area appointment: James Campbell is still seeking appointment Sam Latimore 932 N.W. 55th Street Overtown Date of meeting: January 9, 1986 We did not receive any resumes from individuals from the Overtown area and no one attended the scheduled meeting. By Resolution 85-399, the City Commission designated the Overtown Advisory Board as the official advisory board for the Overtown Community Development target area, therefore, it is recommended that the Board be allowed to elect the Overtown representative to the citywide board from its membership. Wynwood Date of meeting: Number of people voting: Nominees/votes received: Page 3 of 5 January 7, 1986 57 Sister Ana Luisa Borja 144 N.W. 26th Street received 7 votes Dorothy Quintana 262 N.W. 34th Street received 50 votes 86-''41 cont. Wynwood Individuals seeking target area appointment: Sister Bo- is still seeking ntment Michael 1:ky 600 N.1 Street �s PRIVATE SECTOR NOMINEES: Sue Scharth Alger Owner of T.A.S.C. Technical/Administrative Support Consultants 3051 Lime Ct. Evelio Barriel President of Nice and Easy Warehouse, Inc. 1881 N. W. 20th Street Gladys Brown u Owner of Brown Cleaners 2971 N. W. 62nd Street y Willie Calhoun s' Owner of King the Taylor 6129 N. W. 7th Avenue Cary de Leon of Cary de Leon and Associates 1901 Brickell Avenue Suite B908 Edward Duffie Vice President of Miami Capital Bank 6113 N. W. Seventh Avenue 0 Henry George Ferro Attorney -at -Law 8101 Biscayne Blvd. ¢ Suite 411 Pedro Gonzalez Vice President and Branch Manager of Sun Bank Riverside Banking Center 100 N. W. 12th Avenue Rolf P. Johnson Owner/Broker Premiere Properties, Inc. 3936 Main Highway Stewart Merkin Merkin and Sacasas Attorneys 1200 New World Tower Page 4 of 5 100 N. Biscayne Blvd. ''S .mot ,._:. -• 86-47 1;0*41 .4r cont. PRIVATE SECTOR NOMINEES Ralph H. Mozo Owner/Operator of Allapattah AAAAce U-Stor-It 1450 N. W. 36th Street Maria Elena Torano Pantin President, META 300 Biscayne Blvd. Angel Rodriguez Owner of McDonalds 100 South Miami Avenue Isidoro Rodriguez President of Very Best Foods, Inc. 1959 N. W. 22nd Street Steven Winner Commercial Real Estate Lender for Florida National Bank 169 E. 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