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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-85-0490\ )� � }| A. .� 11 � � c .Y OF ¥I■¥u FrL oR,oA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM , -, Mr. Sergio Peraira _� lGr�] 35, ;g£5 m�& C! tv Manager au&E. :G 2lSA I @ R MAY 2, ]98 C2. I33I07 1 MEIT Im `/0 4f ' � m ;;ef �. Caw wlns !ems s City CCrmisslaner .NCL =■6,Es ? ease include the lttached as an agenca !%eq of ■ "By iM5 20:pls3ion zeetln§ For dlS:Qss'cn. /vI OT( 0 85-490 - r- h Circa "simztie d E V'ry T RE a,l EaT.� i E Cp E1, EL0 tit �' � �L16 � . - - _ 31 -1 ENH0L'5E 3 T yE:. , arc CHI RCH STREET �ORTH`+VEST � 3'1"c_ APA 26 1_6C NA3HING 0N, D.C. X036 TELcP!-rO,+E; 165-?270 COMh1. !BILLER DAWKINS CITY OF MIAMI AD1il 23, _935, Mr. ser^io Pereria C„4 v vana-e post Office sox 3110709 N-J ami, Ficrida 33:.3: :ear :+Ir- Pere=ia: :n 1976, the City Commission developed the Affordable Housing Prcgram for the City of Miami to actress the increasing remand of its resources for affordable housing. To achieve this commendable goal, t:e City Commission passed a S20 Million Housing Hord Issue. A portion of these funds was dedicated to housing. Sites for this :lousing were identified and _he City proceeded to ,ccraire ,ftis lard under its "quick take" eminent domair. autnoriZation. The City issued requests for proposals to potential evelcpers Z.^.at included -he C4 z*, rr-*1­!ng, among other thing_, the earmarked bond funds and t e sites _o_ the cevelopment in an unencumbered manner. After a very long competitive and rigorous bidding and selection process the City chose two developers to provide the 1,000 units of housing. CIRCA, Ltd., Inc. was selectea to develop the Highland Park site. As a part of its 6inancial package, the Depart:nert of Community Development suggested that CI:Ca partially finance its protect utilizing Housing Opportunity Development Action AG) funds totalling $1.2 Million. Rased on the Giant (HOD City's responsibility to provide the developers with unencumbered sites, CIRCA surmitted a HODAG application to the=ederal government, which was denied because the City had not acquired the site. As ycu are probably aware, the considering the elimination of result, CIRCA may have lost the President is seriously the HODAG Program. As a opportunity to obtain the 85-490 a;. �j X.r. Sergio Pereria Manager A i am I Pace of 2 =c-AG funds -*,--cause 04 -he C- ­I's J. nabJ 14 ty to ac-, 4re the . . la .6. A. - i. - J. '.6 - _.: - lu-. - - site in a timely fashion. Further, due to inflation, an-io deiay in proceeding with the construction o: this project will inc -ease the cost of the -reject. We are anxious to =roceed with tftis Pro�7ec__., Zut the Icss cf HODAG tl^t4mg zost ­r =-nstructon 4 ==ding coup Ied w JA. "% I IL A- - -sca:a Will have a signifi-cant af!ect cn t'.-6 e f in a.-. c _4 a 1 feasibilit7 Of this project. Vaerefore, it is requested that the City, at its next Commission Meeting, proceed with discussions relating to the acquisition of the Hizhiand Park Site through the "auick-take" process and negotiatians as sccn as possible. hank you for ycur assistance. Si.".cere!7, 3 Wilson 4 Isc ? *esi'dent Honorable Mayor and Hem.bers of 1.,.e City C--mmission 85-490