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Home My WebLink AboutM-85-1186INM4MU * MORANDUM Honorable Mayor and members ate its of the City Commission Claughton Island Developers Proposal for sites for Moderate %noose Mousing 'i�ll�It � '11t�1FEPiCtii Cesar g; tidio City :Manager On July 25, 1985, the City Commission passed and adapted Resolution No. 85.812 which provided the Claughton Island Developers with an alternative to the construction of 200 units of low income housing on Claughton Island as mandated in the original Development Order. This alternative provided the developers with the option of constructing a minimum of 225 units of moderate income housing on the mainland at three separate locations excluding the Cvertowntpark West project area and further stipulated that the developers were to submit for City consideration recommended development sites within six months or by January 25, 1986. On December 12, 1985 Mr. Robert Traurig, representing the Claughton Island developers, submitted for the City Commissionts consideration three sites capable of supporting the required 225 units of moderate income housing. The proposed sites are therefore submitted for your review and consideration. The developers will be present to answer any questions relative to these sites. MOTIONS0 '4t, # "6 i1 41W � LAer► a16'�A 014trustme,'i`OA'ld14' y "6, Alm*, i4arrmw uplorr.. Aluw out%fftu, 0, A. LiN61 *W'%*F" A$L't* *fL&*AtL 6, * AVItiNt At§A* 4-- ALVAbti 0WOBLON f, A*A66P4 Ale"Abb A, **R"4 *EWS(ft 81. ASRtw RUM L. AAA§IM AtLA tt AASS N50111A14 d. *k%t6*5 MAAR 5. GLOOM AWllt aut6N VIM GULLWR 116ft" It: AU*LtN6t5N ALA* b.'eFIA§t but 411. tokil AtNBALL B. $L 01—tt MIA*Ik A. bAVIS 8§eAA 6. bt LA 6WAR&A MAtAtL 6. 61AL ALAN t. b1M6Nb eWAWLtS W.'tbWk. a 6ARi4r M. t0§ttlN tWOMA§ R. t$UtL6 bIANt b. 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SILVthMAN StUAilt W. SINat11 trrolbtwt A. 6M1tW SAMWtL SWS1 44tRt§tht M. SUSRIN v6LAN6A MtLL6N tAibAFA befit b, tIM1N 166tht N. +I*AUl116 dONAtMAN W. WA*NtN bAVIb M. WtLLS dtRllbLb A. WISK December 12, 191 Honorable Mayor Xavier Suarez Commissioner Joseph Carollo Commissioner Miller Dawkins Commissioner Rosario Xennedy Commissioner J. L. Plummer City of Miami, Florida 3500 Pan American Way Miami, Florida 33133 A1R11Lt11 M.'wb§S. roll. tAtwAbt a. wbL k 8f 6buNSEL %6IeK1tLL L'�kit:l1W153 1461 81111eRtL-L AVtNU't 'MIAM1, tL611116A 26151 a '141A101 (355) !j,76- 900 - A15OWAbb (308) 593 •Aru flMit "Al' - 21.g fA ftLte25Pt'(305) SWW A 168 66utW b1Rtt WIt.WWAt WtSt 1AALM AtAeM, iL151*15A 33461 (269) A501•6333 W01tt1► et NO. 579-0700 AtPLY t0: MIAMI 6ilPlet Dear Mayor Suarez and Members of the City Commission: On July 25, 1985, the City of Miami Commission passed and adopted Resolution No. 85-812, relating to the Development Order affecting Claughton Island and amending same. Among the provisions of the Amended Development Order was an alternative that the Developers: "provide not less than 225 units of moderate income affordable housing distributed among two separate sites of the City other than the Overtown/Parkwest areas; further, stipulating that the developers shall select the afore- mentioned sites and return to the City Commis- sion prior to commencing construction, for review and approval of said site selection, not more than six (6) months from the date of Resolution No. 85-812, or January 25, 1986....° I] O 1 ' =f i j F Honorable Maye y Xavier Suares and Members of the City Commission Page Two December 12# 1993 This letter is written in order to submit to you in accordance with such resolution# three M separate sites for your review and approval. The material submitted with this fetter provides you with specific information relative to each of the sites. it is respectfully requested that each of these proposed locations be approved as an acceptable site, with the understanding, however, that the developer shall not be required to provide more than a total of 225 moderate income affordable units. By copy of this letter to the Office of -the City Manager, we are requesting that this matter be placed on the Agenda of the city Commission of Thursday, December 1'9, 1985, for your review and consideration. Very truly yours, n .i RHT d cc: 0 s R December 12, 1985 Svire Biscayne Inc 777 Britkell avenue Suite 902 Miami; FL 23131 Honorable Mayor Xavier Suarez Commissioner Joseph Carollo Commissioner Miller Dawkins Commissioner Rosario Kennedy Commissioner J. L. Plummer City of Miami, Florida 3500 Pan American Way Miami, FL 33133 Sdward N. Claughton, Jr. Suzanne C. Matthews 777 Briakell Avenue Suite 1120 Miami; FL 33131 Dear Mayor Suarez and Members of the City Commission: In accordance with the requirements of Ordinance 85-812, we are pleased to report that after extensive investigations, we submit herewith for your review and approval, three alternative sites for the development of 225' moderate affordable housing units. The material submitted with this letter provides you with specific information relative to the location of each of the proposed projects, a narrative description of the unique characteristics of each site, and the reasons why we think each of those locations are acceptable for the development of affordable housing. We respectfully request that each of these locations be approved, with our continuing agreement to provide not less than a total of 225 moderate afford- able units on the approved sites. Upon your approval of these sites, we are prepared to move forward in finaliz- ing the numerous details associated with actual development of the housing units. Very truly yours, very truly yours, 8t4hen I,. Owens Edward N. Clau$hton, Jr. $wire Biscayne Inc i ` - r,ASt4 2 PIS, SITE A 31 4ft1% #%A+ V An Lee #kAtA 04 MIAMI -,%-q GLER ST SITE 61 CORAL WAY • LOCATION MAP I project Lacation: Northeast corner of N.W. 7th avenue N.W. 5$th Street Project Description: The project would consist of Approximately 157 residential units and 20,000 square feet of commercial/retail space. This site was selected as it responds to a very real need i for additional housing units in this area of the City. The commercial space with the required perking All face onto N.W. 7th Avenue and will serve to solidify N.W. 7th Avenue as a successful retail area. The 157 residential units will be located adjacent to the existing retirement housing facility. The residential component of the project will consist of approximately 100 apartment units ` in a companion mid -rise building to the existing retirement housing facility plus 57 townhouse units to be contained in 1 I buildings. The mid -rise apartments will be one and two bedroom units, and the town - homes will be two and three bedroom units. The marketing concept of the project is for smaller families (no young children) to be located -in the mid -rise building, with larger families located in the townhouse unit:' which are proposed to contain greater square footage, . M4 proposed project MiXt I bedroom unit 44 mid -rise 2 bedroom units 3.6 lDfl Toamhomes 2 bedroom units 3S 3 bedroom unite 22 Total project 157 developing entity will be a to be velopment Team., formed limited partnership with A R Development and Tacolcy EcOftO mic Develop - meat Corporation,*serving as general partners. The principals of A & R Develop- ment, a black owned firm, have over 60 years in combined management and development experience and have been responsible for the - development of in excess of-1,500 units representing over $75 million in value'. The development teamwillalso include a minority owned architectural firm and general contractor. The Claughton island, participants will be providing both direct economic assistance and development expertise to the partnership. a x 85. . 5;.'► iR 111 iil ilq lil.;� I.11 "I' iIC��'"I'li#'AI P�d'�7A i1 li Anil iY�lii�flli�li�01I� id�Pi'Ai��l� lid��ll�li-la I � 111 0 ' •. .. i0i G � \ 41% tEKiSfMNG "IPRISE ' PARKING iN W. 7TH AVE r , SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SCHEMATIC 1--40'.-0' �. r R Q U4 Eli EKJSNMG !►A1�11Sf= 0 �i�;i;!il' i#i a i� e,Il ni,,l�„°�� r..°�; '�a �t�I . � �rtrt�; ••s SERVJC£ ORIVE 9 N H m N r.� C LLS �.r. .� ,,..,.:o __ _ .� -. ,. ..., - - .. - � .. ?��+q� �} � x Via; Sr.�4 m,;:� Rd •k '++ko r!ti'°jTM`R t:,. x�'... »:• .: � ... _: .. ,,. ....' ".»'"� 3 ,,,.s¢fi R * .� ! �S.a�%z� T Y YY lt. � '��' 41P 44 Project Location: 3200 9.'W. lot Avenue lCorner of S.W. lst Avenue and S.W. 32nd Road Project Description: The project will consist of 104 land 2 bedroom units contained in an ,2 story mid -rise building. project amenities will include swimming pool and community room. The project` is located immediately adjacent to the Viscaya� Metrorail Station. This means that i s residents in this "roposed project will have the opportunity to reach the major employment ` ' centers in the Greater Miami Area without r having the requirement of owning an x ' i automobile. Proposed Project Mix: 1 bedroom unit 24 =? 2 bedroom units s0 Total project 104 . Development Team: This project will be developed by Hispanic owned and operated firms, with the Claughton Island Developers purchasing the entire ' project upon completion. Thereafter, the 4; units will either be sold or rented to w people who meet the defined income require- ments. u ppp�-� . SITE PLAN B Alt- 9p SIT., 'JI A 414 409 luai-s"All ."1 4,111111& 413 SITE B t •I a 9 �dosw so i o () ft. 4 site C Miami River Property Project Locationt, Northeast corner of Miami Avenue and S.E. Sth Street Project Descriptiont This project will consist of 384 units equally divided between 1 and 2 bedroom units. Project amenities will include a swimming gaol, tennis court, and community room. it should be highlighted, that this project will provide l additional units over that specified by resolution $5-812. This project will respond to the needs and desires of the low and moderate income employees in the downtown area who wish to live within walking distance of their places of employment. There are no such housing opportunities within this geographic area currently available to this income range Proposed Project Mix: Development Team: group. 192 units 1/bedroom/l bath 192 units 2/bedroom/1 bath 384 units Total Project The developing entity will be a to be formed limited partnership, with Northport Development Corporation a general partner, Over the past 11 year, the principals of Northport have been responsible for the development of over 3,000 downtown rental fr units in Minneapolis and Baltimore. i The Claughtion leland participants vIll be 56 n ng this development team and providing direct economic assistance to the partnership# so that the Units can use offered in a manner that meets Appl11 icable income and, rental criteria for low and moderate affordable horsing. 0 PROPOSED FUTURE PHASES 11 & III SITE PLAN N-u ,M 183fUtfs< . tlf'Itt ' tt� M -life ae Ma.not on TMM VOTT WFUM, �xtdttl � t�tat. t� ott tt�� ate taat�ti�.trctt„IMMrtst a►vtrtttttr,�ltc+lwttl C t Mi tL �mtn� urft"' WHO MUTT PILI FORM A This fot M is tot use by any :Person serving on neither an appointed of elected boatd, council, t ommission, authority, of committee, whether state or local, and it applies equally to members of advisory and non -advisory bodies who are faced with a voting cats ict of Interest. As the votingronflict tequitements for public onsets at the local level differ froth the requirements for state otiicers, this form is divided Into two parts: PART A is for use by persons serving on local boards (municipal, county, special tart districts, etc.), while DART B is prescribed for all other boards, i.e., those at the state level. MART C of the forth contains instructions at to when and where this form trust be tiled. PART A VOTING CONFLICT DISCLOSURE FOR LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS [Required by Section 112.3143(3), Florida Statutes (Sapp. 1984).j The Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees PROHIBITS each municipal, county, and other local public officer FROM VOTING in an official capacity upon any measure which inures to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting in his official capacity upon any measure which inures to the special gain of any principal (other than a government agency as defined in Section 112.312(2), Florida Statutes) by whom he is retained. In any such case a local public officer must disclose the conflict: (a) PRIOR TO THE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of his interest in the matter on which he is abstaining from voting; and (b) WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by describing the nature of his interest as a public record in this part below. NOTE: Commissioners of a Community Redevelopment Agency created or designated pursuant to Section 163.356 or Section 163.357, Florida Statutes (Supp. 1984), or officers of independent special tax districts elected on a one -acre, one -vote basis are not prohibited from voting. In such cases, however, the oral and written disclosure of this part must be made. I, the undersigned local public officer, hereby disclose that on December 19 119 E5 (a) I abstained from voting on a matter which (check one): Inured to my special private gain; or _inured to the spc6ai gain of Swire Properties, Inc, $ My husband, David Swire Properties, matter, CIE FORM d, REV. 1044 T. Kennedy, has served as a consultant to Inc, in the past, I therefore, abstain from this /1- 95' -/r, .Ss PAGE 1 9 ff"" an 1 til the mum dt W&eat 1n fte �1< Is �Alttws, otseut- slaty punuant 1O %b 1i' 0 ot-ola t 1**ega r`dif%q tits stio tiara for law/m I rates Inamo howitig` t 1st tff C Imightaft ttla d, Dec. 20, 111S Ate Filed '�i�ltgi Please We FART C tat ittAtructlatts on whclt and Wtete to file this torus, VAJIT 8 VOTING CONILICT 01$1ri.tiWAS PON STATE GPICEN tReguited by Section 112,314RI), Florida Statutes (5upp,1994), j Each state pudic officer its permitted to vote lit his official tipAcity on any zattet. Howevett Any state offlaer who votes In his bridal capacity upon Any measure which inures to hisspeclalprivate pin atthespeciai gain,otany principal by whom be is retained to requited to disclose the nature of his Interest as a public tWrd In hrt R below within IS days after the vote occurs, 1, the under$igned officer of A state Agency, hereby disclose that on 4 19 (a) I voted on a matter which (check one): Inured to fny special private gain; or -- __ inured to the special gain of — _ _ by whom I am retained, (b) The measure on which 1 voted and the stature of my Interest in the measure is as follow$: Date Filed Signature Please see PART C below for instructions on when and where to rile this form. PART C FILING INSTRUCTIONS This memorandum must be filed within fifteen (1 S) days following the meeting during which the voting conflict occurred with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who shall incorporate the memorandum in the meeting minutes. This form need not be filed merely to indicate the absence of a voting conflict. NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTESi 1 W 1 70964 A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY 6E PUNISHED PY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: IMPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT. DEMOTION. REDUCTION IN SALARY, REPRIMAND. OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED JISAM. CIE FORM ! • REV. 1044 PAGF 2 ,