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J-85-347 44 RESOLUTION NO. 85-457- A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SUBMIT THE ATTACHED APPROVED GRANT PROGRAM FINAL STATE- MENT TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) REQUESTING FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $14,040tOOO FOP THE CITY'S PRO- POSED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRA1.1 DURING 1985-86! FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, UPON APPROVAL or SAID GRANT BY HUD, TO ACCEPT THE SAME AND NEGOTIATE THE NECESSARY IMPLEMENTING CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS. 04 4,0, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to submit - the attached approved Grant Program Final Statement to the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) for the City's proposed Community Development program during 1985-86, requesting funds in the amount of $14,,040,,000. Section 2. The City Manager, as Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Miami, upon approval of the above Grant by HUD is hereby authorized to accept the grant and, upon receipt of same, negotiate the necessary implementing contracts and agreements to implement the 1985-86 Community Development Program. I PASSED AND ADOPTED this 18th day of APRIL- - 1985. ATTEST: 47 Ralph G. Ongie, City Clbrk PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: R6bekt F. 'Clark Deputy City Attorney APPROVEP, City Attorney MAURICE A. FERRE Mayor CITy COMMISSION ME1,31TING OF APR 8 -457 95. - AND CORRECTNESS: F CItY OP MIAMI. FLORIDA iNTER4�FFICE MEMORANDumRECI-1 TO; Sergio Pereira Apr I �8 5 city Mana? L i- iT. SUBACT: ch%ff1qW ILW4,VVIA. Year CD Proposed Statement REFERENCES: "0* Frank Castaneda# Director Community Development IENCLOSURES: The following is an itemization of the changes in the llth Year Community Development Block Grant Program Proposed Statement made and approved by the City Commission. AULAPATTAH ACTION COMMUNITY CENTER, INC. At the meeting held on March 28, 1985, the Commission awarded the agency an additional $60,000 to cover the cost of furniture and equipment. The CD allocation for this agency now amounts to $239,280 plus $2,000 from 10th Year funds. This allocation will be broken down as follows: $181,280 llth Year CD Project Allocation 58,000 llth Year CD Contingencies 2,000 10th Year CD Administration In this case, it is imperative to use Tenth Year funds inasmuch as taking a different course of action would place the City CD Program above the 15% funding CAP for Social Services permitted by U.S. HUD for llth Year, which amounts to $2,106,000. The $2,000 from 10th Year Administration will be utilized to pay for office furniture at the Center. All furniture will be acquired through the City's Purchasing office and then g1ven to the agency. Therefore, the actual contract with the agency for the implementation of the program will be for $181,280. City Commission approved the following actions at the public The hearing held on April 18, 1985: WYNWOOD COWWNITY BASED ORGANIZATION: The recommended allocation for this activity has been increased by $12,250 from $37,750 to a new total of �50,000 85-457i- 0� 85-4571. "M CItY OF MIAMI. PLORIDA MtEFM�Mcr MEMORANDUMRECE1 Sergio Pereira DATr: 041.1t: city Mana��e, SUBJECT: Chaplilow lip,;4 J11A. Year CD Proposed Statement Frank Castanedat Director Community Development ENCLOSURES: llth Year The following is an itemization of the changes in the Community Development Block Grant Program Proposed Statement made and approved by the City Commission. ALLAPATTAH ACTION COMMUNITY CENTER, INC. At the meeting held on March 28, 1985, the Commission awarded the agency an additional $60,000 to cover the cost of furniture and equipment. The CD allocation for this agency now amounts to $239,280 plus $2,000 from 10th Year funds. This allocation will be broken down as follows: $181,280 llth Year CD Project Allocation 58,000 llth Year CD Contingencies 2,000 10th Year CD Administration In this case, it is imperative to use Tenth Year funds inasmuch as taking a different course of action would place the City CD Program above the 15% funding CAP for Social Services permitted by U.S. HUD for llth Year, which amounts to $2,106,000. The $2,000 from 10th Year Administration will be utilized to pay for office furniture at the Center. All furniture will be acquired through the City's Purchasing office and then given to the agency. Therefore, the actual contract with the agency for the implementation of the program will be for $181,280. The City Commission approved the following actions at the public hearing held on April 18, 1985: WYNWOOD COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION: The recommended allocation for this activity has been increased by $12,250 from $37,750 to a new total of �50,000- 0 85-457!- 8b--15'd -,. COCONUT GROVE FAMILY CLINIC, INC.-. The recommended allocation for this activity was $37,864# Wbich has been increased by $15,000 to a new total of $52#864. NATIONAL PUERTO RICAN FORM* INC.: The agency was awarded $57#000 from Ilth Year CD matching funds contingent upon award of a grant from the State of Florida, Bureau for Job Training, and approval of work program by staff. SENIOR CRIME WATCH VICTIMS ASSISTANCE#' INC.: The City Commission approved the implementation of this new physical project with a total CD allocation of $9,000 to provide home security improvements to the low income elderly population. WYMIOOD ELDERLY CENTER, INC.: The recommended allocation for this agency was $155,650, which has been increased by $15,000 to a new total of $170,650. CULTURAL ADVISORY COUNCIL OF OVERTOWN: The recommended allocation for this activity was $23,200, which has been increased by $15,000 to a new total of $38,200. BAKERY ARTS COMPLEX, INC.: The City Commission approved this new activity with a total CD allocation of $150,000 contingent upon matching funds obtained by the agency from other funding sources. The City Commission also approved the following: LATIN QUARTER COMPREHENSIVE FACADE TREATMENT PILOT PROGRAM: This program will be allocated $100,000 of 10th Year monies, because of the substantial reduction affecting the Eleventh Year Contingencies account. Prior to the changes made by the City Commission, the CD Proposed Statement for llth Year included $424,892 for contingencies. Nonetheless, as a result of these changes, which total $331,250, the balance remaining on Eleventh Year Contingencies has been reduced to $93,642. 6 85-457- 85-457'... I L2 The U.S. Department of HUD has get up a 15% funding cap for social service programs which amounts to $2#106,000 for the forthcoming Eleventh Year CD Program. The actual CD allocation for Eleventh Year social service activities amounts to $2,104,108s, wbich in turn has placed our program under the.' 15% funding cap by only $1,892. Accordingly,, we do not foresee funding additional social service projects with Eleventh Year monies, otherwise, we would be in violation of HUD's regulations governing social services If you concur with the changes in the proposed statement we will proceed to incorporate these changes into the llth Year final statement for submittal to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. 0 EVII 6 85-45T. 85-45T.- CITY OP MIAMI. PLORIDA INTER-OFrWt MEMORANDIUM 14 TO. Randolph B. Rosencrantz DAM March 27, 1985 Out: City Manager SUBJECT! ilth Year Community Development Application VROM: Frank'Castaneda, Director REFERENCES: Department o-f Community Development ENCLOSURES: it is recommended that the City Conunisal'on approve the attached ordinance and resolution, appro- priating Community D elopment (eleventh year) Block Grant funds, authorizing the City Manager to submit a final statement to the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development requesting funds in the amount of $14#040,000 for the proposed Community Development program during 1985-66, and further authorizing the City Manager, upon approval of said grant by HUD, to accept the same and negotiate the necessary implementing contracts and a,rjreements. it is further recommended that the city Commission approve the programming of the expected program income of $126,ukjo to be allocated to projects in accord with the attached information. A Public Hearing on the Ilth year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is scheduled on April il, 1985. This will be the only hearing at the City Commission regarding the proposed application. June- 16, 19a5 will begin the llth Year of Community Development funding for the City of Miami. The eleventh yedr funding level is expected to be $14,,340,000, a decrease of $159,000 from tenth year f unding. 85-457".. R, & 0 1 Staff from U.S. HUD attribut-e this decrease to new cities and urban counties being accepted into the program without the overail program allocation being increased. The result being the same amount of funds being dispersed among an increased number of grant recipients. 2. Last year the City received a significant increase in its 10th year CDBG allocation due to information this department submitted to the U.S. Office of the Census which corrected data pertaining to Cuban and Haitian entrants that were counted as part of the 1980 Presidential order to more accurately reflect the degree of poverty in the City. 3. It is important to keep in mind that budget cuts are being proposed for the community development block grant program for next year (1986-87). These proposed cuts makes it crucial to keep recommended funding at the same levels as last year thereby lessening the burden on the City if funds are indeed cut which would result in activities presently funded being drastically cut back and/or possibly discontinued. In addition to the eleventh year grant amount, staff has anticipated that $126,000 of program income will be received during the coming year. This supplement to the City's grant amount bring the total amount to be allocated to $14,166,000. However, funding remains inadequate to meet community needs. It is the recommendations of staff that funding be concentrated in those activities which will have the greatest impact: Housing Public Service Programs Economic Development 1 - HOUSING Preservation of the City's existing housing stock is a cornerstone of Miami's community -wide housing improvement strategy. As in previous years, Community Development Block Grant Funds are to be used to fund both single and multifamily low -interest rehabilitation loan programs throughout the City. The Single and Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Programs are a vital part of the City's effort to stabilize and increase the property tax, base and provide decent, safe and sanitary housing to residents of the City. The City's rehabilitation Programs provide .6 - 85-4574 .2 the only source of low interest monies to finance rental housing repairs while maintaining rents affordable to low and moderate income families. it also provides affordable financial assistance for low and moderate income homeowners in the City to make the necessary repairs in their homes to meet minimum housing standards. Approximat-ely 40101 of the Single Family assistance provided in the last two years has been to families who could not afford to borrow any money, most of these elderly residents. The alternative to providing financial assistance will be to add to the 20,000 people in Dade County on the public housing waiting list or build new additional housing. As the average rehabilitation cost is approximately $13,000 per unit arid the average cost of building new minimum standard housing is approximately $45,UOO per unit, the economical solution is to continue providing rehabilitation dS3Lstance. Community Development funds are used to leverage additional assistance funds, both from other federal programs and private financial institutions, in order to stretch the same CD dollars and maximize their effect in the community. This year the CDBG funded multifamily rehabilitation loan program has qualified the City for an additional $1.4 million in federal funding to implement the Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant for multifamily housing rehabilitation financing. The City will be requesting additional funding from Dade County through the surtax fund for the single family program. An additional component of the single family rehabilitation programs is the neighborhood paint program. This is an important project which emphasizes local efforts to improve the exterior appearance of neighborhoods through a self help project for single family homes that are in standard condition. As a result the neighborhood looks better and a stronger sense of community pride is engendered. On a larger scale and in an ef fort to involve the community more actively in housing development activities, the Washington, D.C. based Enterprise Foundation will open a local field office to provide neighborhood based CDC's with intensive training and seed monies to develop very low income housing. The CD funds provided by the City to fund this project will be matched by Dade County and a consortium of private lenders. in addition to these programs, the Citywide Land Acquisition Program for low -moderate income housing is another key element of the City of Miami's housing strategy. Under the Citywide Land Acquisition Program, Community Development funds are used to acquire land and provide relocation assistance for the assembly of sites suitable for the development of new housing resources for low and moderate income families in the City. The Citywide Land Acquisition Program is further intended to serve as a catalyst for Leveraging both Dade County Documentary surtax funds and private investment in the 0 85-457.6- development of new housing fostering community growth accompdnies homeownersh.Lp. resources, as well -as a catalyst for and neighborhood stability that The City's continuing success in leveraging additional federal and private dollars for these programs is contingent upon the demonstrated capacity to administer dnd fund the existing programs. PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS Support services which complement the physical and economic development thrust of the Community Development program are necessary to assist residents and improve the quality of life in neighborhoods. The public Service programs funded are tailored to the needs of particular neighborhoods and include transportation, child care, health care, elderly services, job training and recreation programs. Federal regulations have placed a fifteen per cent (15%) cap on funding for public service programs. The social service agencies now being funded are being recommended for renewed funding at the current level. No new programs are recommended for funding. 3. ECONONlC DEVELOP14EIlT This activity is ussantial to the growth of the community. The economic development strategy is to maximize the economic base of the neighborhoods, revitalize neighborhood businesses, stimulate public/private partnerships and investments, upgrade the quality of employment opportunities and create jobs through the funding of community based economic development agencies, and assisting commercial efforts. As part of this effort, staff is recommending the refunding of the community based organization at the level of �37,750, which will receive technical assistance and support from the Local Initiative Support Corporation, continuation of a neighborhood commercial facade improvement program, and support for Miami Capital Development Corporation. In addition to these projects we are recommending support for the development of the Christian Hospital project and Vlodel City Educational Center Complex if the stipulations placed by the City are met by the developers. These two projects will leverage other funds and will have a major impact on the City's redevelopment efforts in the area. 85-457:1. 4. OTHER PRUJECTS The foilawing existing programs are recavownd*d tor continued funding: Southedst Overtown/Park West Historic Preservation CityWide Overtown Historic Preservation 5. ADMINISTRATION lie are recommending that the level for administration be maintained at the same percentage of grant funds (20%) as last year. Administration funds are utilized to fund gteneral administrative costs of the program, planning activities and indirect cost. The Citywide Community Development Advisory Board has reviewed staff recommendations, and has endorsed them with the attached recommendations. FC/TG/gjd Co- ®r RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CITYWIDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD At its meeting of March 26, 1985, the Citywide Community Development Advisory Board unanimously recommended that the following organizations be funded during the llth Year Community Development Program for a total of $251,000: 1) Increase Funding for the $151000 Coconut Grove Family Clinic, Inc. 2) Allapattah Business Development $15,000 Authority for the produce market project proposed in the Santa Clara Rapid Transit area 3) Edison Little River Early $62,000 NV Intervention Program sponsored by the Dade County Community Action Agency 4) Model City Training Women in $36,000 Construction sponsored by T.E.A.M. 5) Increase funding of the Overtown $15,000 Cultural Arts Program. 6) Wynwood Dislocated Worker3 $57,000 Program sponsored the National Puerto Rican Forum 7) Senior Crime Watch and Victims $21,000 Assistance, Inc. 8) Florida Housing Cooperative, Inc. $30,000 Wr The above allocations were not recommended by staff. The Board, further, recommended that the $251,000 be taken from the following: 1) Reduce funding of the Overtown $100,000 Park/West Redevelopment Project ($50,000 from Downtown; $50,000 from Overtown) 2) Reduce funding for the Citywide $25,000 Single Family Rehabilitation Program 85---457---. 00 j) Reduce funding for the Citywide 26,000 Multifamily Rehabilitation Program 4) Reduce funding for Planning and $W0,000 Administration Costs Aside from the aforementioned exceptions, the Citywide Community Development Advisory Board unanimously approved all other staff recommendations. 85-457'. STAFF RESPONSE TO RECOMENDAT1ONS OF THE CITYWIDE CONKUNITY DEVEMPHENT ADVISORY 130ARD The Citywide Cormnunity Development Advisory Board recommended new funding and/or increased funding for eight projects, totalling �251, 0WW Of this amount, $203,000 would be for social service programs* Staff does not concur with the Board's recommendations for the following reasons: 1) The federal government has mandated that no more than 15% of a grantee's entitlement may be allocated to social programs. Funding these additional activities would cause us to exceed the cap. We are currently recommending 13-85% be allocated for social services. 2) It is expected that the Community Development Block Grant Program will be reduced by 25% in FY 1986. Funds allocated to social programs would be reduced proportionately. Therefore, we do not consider it appropriate to fund new programs which would be cut the following year. 3) While the staf f recommended total to be allocated to social programs is currently under the 15% cap by approximately 1.15t, we maintain these extra.. ciollars should not be allocated at this time to provide funds to supplement unexpected shortfalls which may be experienced by currently funded City social programs. Last year, the FY 1984-85 Federal Revenue Sharing grant was not sufficient to maintain satisfactory levels of services. C.D. funds were allocated to restore these programs, thereby consuming the available dollars within the 15% cap. 85-457�� PROPOSAL JUJIOR CRU4: KATU & VICTI.,".!S' ASSISTANCE TOTAL AMOUNT W_QUESTED $21,000 $12.,000 FOR CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING AND VICTIMS' ASSISTANCE I EMPLOYS 7HREE PART-TIME SENIORS t 4,*0W miAmi SENIORS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE CRIME PREVENTION PRESENTA- TIONS, AND OVER 300 ELDERLY CRIME VICTIMS WILL BE,SERVED $9,,OW FOR HOW SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS I EMPLOYS PART-TIME SENI 100 LOW INCOME ELDERLY WOU BENEFIT FROM THESE HME SECUR17Y IMPROVEMENTS THIS IS A SMALL AJIMNT OF PMEY THAT WILL PROVIDE A GFEAT DEAL OF SERVICE TO A.NEEDY SEGMENT OF THIS CITY'S POPULATION. 85-745T. PROPOSAL S641OR CRIPIE �ATCH & VICTIMS' ASSISTAXE TOTAL MiNT REQUESTED $21,000 $12,POW FOR CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING AND VICTIMS # ASSISTANCE I EMPLOYS THREE PART-TIME SENIORS t 4AOW MIAMI SENIORS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE CRIME PREVENTION PRESENTA- TIONS., AND OVER 300 ELDERLY CRIME VICTIMS WILL BE,, SERVED $9,000 FOR HOME SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS i EMPLOYS ONE PART-TIME SENIOR I 100 LOW INCOME ELDERLY WOULD BENEFIT FROM THESE H011E SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS 'n 17 0% 10% A ^RAA I I A ft 4PM it 1-" P� &� 1� . " . . — . ... . ___. ..-- rda PROMSAL SE41OR CRIM WATCH 9 VICTLIS' ASSISTANCE TOTAL At.MNT REQUESTED $21..000 $12,OW FOR CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING AND VICTIMS' ASSISTANCE I EMPLOYS THREE PART-TIME SENIORS I 4..000 MIAMI SENIORS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE CRIME PREVENTION PRESEN1A- TIONS, AND OVER 300 ELDERLY CRIME VICTIMS WILL BE, SERVED $9o0O0 FOR HOME SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS I EMPLOYS 94U PART-TIME SENIOR I 100 LOW INCOME ELDERLY WOULD BENEFIT FROM THESE HOME SECURITY IMPROVEMTS '191VO% 10% A ^&&All A AR" IRI-r rW- AMMAIMI '" IAr A IVI A r%r%^% AT Pur- a SENIOR CRIK MICH 9 VICTIrIS' ASSISTANCE TOTAL At.MNT REQUESTO $21,oOOO $J2..00O FOR CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING AND VICTIMS' ASSISTANCE I EMPLOYS THREE PART-TIME SENIORS t 4..000 MIAMI SENIORS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE CRIME PREVENTION PRESENTA- TIONS.- AND OVER 300 ELDERLY CRIME VICTIMS WILL BE, SERVED $9.-GOO FOR HOME SECURI7Y IMPROVEMENTS I EMPLOYS ONE PART-TIME SENIOR I 100 LOW INCOME ELDERILY WOULD BENEFIT FROM THESE HOVE SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS THIS IS A ML PMNT OF MM THAT WILL PROVIDE A GREAT DEAL OF SERVICE TO A NEEDY SEGMENT OF THIS CITY'S POPULATION. I S5-457. 9 t _ce 72" -1 The undersigned PtTITION the Commissioners of the City of Miami for support of the proposed Bakery Art Complex as an important addition to the entire City* but specifically to the cultural and economic growth of the City's Wynwood Neighborhood by creating jobs, creative activity, and the renovation of a currently defunct and unsightly landmark. NAME(PLrASE Primr) SIGNATURE AUDRESS ( -) , J "� Ak4-( cclttw� CaV1046-w-ve 3(.,zi RcYAL M" ME RtW,%. 3SI-Lils I -� aA.1-P, 31 J-,T- C-)J tffp, 3%; q .2 1w /J VC? 4; L Q)A "111 ��C-LLA\A-d 11 r,.aV;--7 i .,e .9 L ie- MtAeizy -77 L7 A 4t f*IeAg PHONE L(Li 4 - L(Cj6 *5 -"&-q7(k,- ( q- �6 01 (0�66 - ( G,�-4t. 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Rosencrantz DATIE- March 27, 1%5 City Manager pxt; SUBJECT Ilth Year Community Development AppliCation rRom: P-- Frank Cas anaaa, Director REFERENCES Department of Community Development ENCLOSURES It is recommended that the City Commission approve the attached ordinance and resolution, appro- priating Community Development (eleventh year) Block Grant funds, authorizing the City Manager to submit a final statement to the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development requesting funds in the amount of $14,040,000 for the proposed Community Development program during 1985-86t and further authorizing the City Manager, upon approval of said grant by HUD, to accept the same and negotiate the necessary implementing contracts and agreements. it is further recommended that the City Commission approve the programming of the expected program income of $126,000 to be allocated to projects in accord with the attached information. A Public Hearing on the llth year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is scheduled on April 11, 1985. This will be the only hearing at the'City Conupission regarding the proposed application. June 16, 1985 will begin the llth Year of Community Development funding for the City of Miami. The eleventh year funding level is expected to be $14,040,000, a decrease of $159,000 from tenth year funding. 85-457 Staff from U.S. HUD attribute tha.s decrease to new cities and urban counties being accepted into the program without the overall program allocation being increased. The result being the same amount of funds being dispersed among an increased number of grant recipients. 2. Last year the City received a significant increase in -; - ts 10th 4 year CDBG allocation due to informatioh this de2artment submitted to the U.S. Office of the Census Which corrected data pertaining to Cuban and Haitian entrants that were counted as part of the 1980 Presidential Order to more accurately reflect the degree of poverty in the City. 3. It is important to keep in mind that budget cuts are being proposed for the community development block grant program for next year (198G-87). These proposed cuts makes it crucial to keep recommended funding at the same levels as lEast year thereby lessening the burden on the City if funds are indeed cut which would result in activities presently funded being drastically cut back and/or possibly discontinued. In addition to the eleventh year grant amount, staff has anticipated that $126,000 of program income will be received during the coming year. This supplement to the City's grant amount bring the total amount to be allocated to $14,166,000. However, funding remains inadequate to meet community needs. It is the recontme:ndations of staff that funding be concentrated in those activities which will have the greatest impact: • Housing • Public Service Programs • Economic Development 1. HOUSING Preservation of the City's existing housing stock is a cornerstone of Miami's community -wide housing improvement strategy. As in previous years, Community Development Block Grant Funds are to be used to fund both single and multifamily low -interest rehabilitation loan programs throughout the City. The Single and Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Programs are a vital part of the City's effort to stabilize and increase the property tax base and provide decent, safe and sanitary housing to 1"N residents of the City. The City's rehabilitation programs provide W-1 r the only source of low interest monies to finance rental housing repairs while maintaining rents affordable to low and moderate income families. it also provides affordab'Le financial assistance for low and moderate income homeowners in the City to make the necessary repairs in their homes to meet minimum housing standards. Approximately 400b of the Single Family assistance provided in the last two years has been to families who could not afford to borrow any money, most of these elderly residents. The alternative to providing financial asbistance will be to add to the 20,000 people in Dade County on the public housing waiting list or build new additional housing. As the average rehabilitation cost is approximately $13,000 per unit arid the average cost of building new minimum standard housing is approximately $45,000 per unit, the economical solution is to continue providing rehabilitation assistance. Community Development funds are used to leverage additional assistance funds, both from other federal programs and private financial institutions, in order to stretch the same CD dollars and maximize their effect in the community. This year the CDBG funded Multifamily rehabilitation loan program has qualified the City for an additional $1.4 million in federal funding to implement the Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant for multifamily housing rehabilitation financing. The City will be requesting additional funding from Dade County through the surtax fund for the single family program. N An additional component of the single family rehabilitation programs is the neighborhood paint program. This is an important project which emphasizes local efforts to improve the exterior appearance of neighborhoods through a self help project for single family homes that are in standard condition. As a result the neighborhood looks better and a stronger sense of community pride is engendered. On a larger scale and in an ef fort to involve the community more actively in housing development activities, the Washington, D.C. based Enterprise Foundation will open a local field office to provide. neighborhood based CDC's with intensive training and seed monies to develop very low income housing. The CD funds provided by the City to fund this project will be matched by Dade County and a consortium of private lenders. In addition to these programs, the Citywide Land Acquisition Program for low -moderate income housing is another key element of the City of Miami's housing strategy. Under the Citywide Land Acquisition Program, Community Development f unds are used to acquire land and provide relocation assistance for the assembly of sites suitabl42 for the development of new housing resources for low and moderate income .01 families in the City. The Citywide Land Acquisition Program is further intended to serve as a catalyst for leveraging both Dade County Documentary surtax funds and private investment in the 0-11 development of new housing resources, as wull as a catalyst for fostering community growth a nd neighborhood stability that accompanies homeownership. The City's continuing success in leveraging additional federal and private dollars for these prograins is contingent upon the demotistrated capacity to administer and fund thu, existing programs. 1- 1 2. PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS Support services which complement the physical and economic development thrust of the Community Development program are necessary to assist residents and improve the quality of life in neighborhoods. The public Service programs funded are tailored to the needs of particular neighborhoods and include transportation, child care, health care, elderly services, job training and recreation programs. Federal regulations have placed a fifteen per cent (15%) cap on funding for public service programs. The social service agencies now being funded are being recommended for renewed funding at the current level. No new programs are recommended for funding. 3. ECONOM1C DEVELOPMENT This activity is tussential to the growth of the community. The economic development strategy is to maximize the economic base of the neighborhoods, revitalize neighborhood businesses, stimulate public/private partnerships and investments, upgrade the quality of employment opportunities and create jobs through the funding of community based economic development agencies, and assisting commercial efforts. As part of this effort, staff is recommending the refunding of the community based organization at the level of $37,750, which will receive technical assistance and support from the Local Initiative Support Corporation, continuation of a neighborhood commercial facade improvement program, and support for Miami Capital Development Corporation. In addition to these projects we are recommending support for the development of the Christian Hospital project and Model City Educational Center Complex if the stipulations placed by the City are met by the developers. These two projects will leverage other funds and will have a major impact on the City's redevelopment ef forts in the area. 101, V!� 7AA 0�% 140 �0 4. OTHER PROJECTS The following existing programs are recommended for continued funding: Southeast overtown/ParR West Historic Preservation CityWide Overtown Historic Preservation S. ADMINISTRATION We are recommending that the level for administration be maintained at the same percentage of grant funds (20%) as last year. Administration funds are utilized to fund general administrative costs of the program, planning activities and indirect cost. The Citywide Community Development Advisory Board has reviewed staff recommendations, and has endorsed them with the attached recommendations. FC/TG/gjd I n &J 3 RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CITYWIDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD At its meeting of March 26, 1985, the Citywide Community Development Advisory Board unanimously recommended that the following organizations be funded during the llth Year Community Development Program for a total of $251,000: increase Funding for the $15,000 Coconut Grove Family Clinic, Inc. 2) Allapattah Business Development $15,000 Authority for the produce market project proposed in the Santa Clara Rapid Transit area 3) Edison Little River Early $62,000 Intervention Program sponsored by the Dade Count,,.r Community Action Agency 4) Model City Training Women i n S36,000 Construction sponsored by T - E - A - ZM 5) Increase funding of the Overtown $15,000 Cultural Arts Program 6) ;;ynwocd Dislocated Workers $37,000 Program sponsored the National Puerto Rican Forum 7) Senior Crime Watch and Victims $21,000 Assistance, Inc. 8) Florid*a Housing Cooperative, Inc. $30,000 The above allocations were not recommended by staff. rhe Board, further, recommended that the $251,000 be taken from the following: 1) Reduce funding of the Overtown $100,000 Park/West Redevelopment Project ($50,000 from Downtown; $50,000 from Overtown) 2) Reduce funding for the Citywide $25,000 Single Family Rehabilitation Program rm-w-ll Aq% Fp;-� 3) Reduce funding for the Citywide $ 26,000 Multifamily Rehabilitation Program 4) Reduce funding for Planning and $100,000 Administration Costs Aside from the aforementioned exceptions, the Citywide Community Development Advisory Board unanimously approved all other staff recommendations. A .-a lop N '1% STAFF RESPONSE TO RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ClTYWIDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD The Citywide Community Development Advisory Board recommended new funding and/or increased funding for eight projects, totalling $251,000. Of this amount, $203,000 would be for social service programs. Staff does not concur with the Board's recommendations for the following reasons: The federal government has manddted that no more than 15c?j of a grantee's entitlement may be allocated to social programs. Funding these additional activities would cause us to exceed the cap. We are currently recommending 13-85% be allocated for social services. 2) It is expected that the Community Development Block Grant Program will be reduced by 2500 in FY 1986. Funds allocated to social programs would be reduced proportionately. Therefore, we do not consider it appropriate to fund new programs which would be cut the following year. 3) While the staff recommended total to be allocated to social programs is currently under the 15% cap by approximately 1.15'0, we maintain these extra dollars should not be allocated at this time to provide funds to supplement unexpected shortfalls which may be experienced by currently funded City social programs. Last year, the FY 1984-85 Federal Revenue Sharing grant was not sufficient to maintain satisfactory levels of services. C.D. funds were allocated to restore these programs, thereby consuming the available dollars within the 15% cap. &a 4 .-IN "'IS LLA 2 w I-- LLJ 0 CL 0 cc CL CITY OF MIAMI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT B OCK GRANT PROGRAM PROPOSED STATEMENT L OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to the 1983 amended housing and Community Development regulations of t-he U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development, the City of Miami has developed this "Proposed Stateme--nt of Communit-y Development Objectives and Projected Use of Funds." The City of Miami, Department of Community Development, invites affected citizens to communicate -cheir comments regarding the proposed -recer.nend at ions for the Cortmunity Development Block Grant program by writing or calling OLr Office- The Department is located at 1145 N.W. 11th Street-, Miami, Florida 33136; phone, (305) 579-160853. Comments must be submitted by April 8, 1985, during regular office hours, :ionday through Friday, from 8:uo a.m. to 5:00 p.m. An additional opportunity to comment on the statement will be provided at a public hearing before the City Commission schwdult.ed for April 11, 1985, at 3:30 p.m., at the City Commission Chambers, City of Miami City Hall, .30500 Pan American Drive. This proposed statement includes $126,000 of estimated program income. GOALS OF THE PROGRAM Expand the supply of standard housing units for low and moderate income City residents. Provide economic development assistance to businesses on a neighborhood and Citywide leve-3. * Improve the delivery of social services at the neighborhood level. * Create incentives for commercial development within the City. * Expand empioyment- skills and opportunities for low and moderaLe income City residents. Expedite the impltmientation of the overall Citywide redevelopment strategy. f 11 04 & ? L' i Assist in the architecturally neighborhoods. preservation of historic and distinct structures and unique improve the utility and availability of existing public facilities. OBJECTIVE - HOUSING "o & improve the City of Miami's housing stock by improving substandard housing units in the City's Community tevelopment target areas through rehabilitation financial assistance. Area Reconunended Activities Target Area -Wide Single Family Housing Reltabilita- tion Loan and Grant Program - This project provides low - interest financial assistance to qualified owner -occupants and investor -owners uf single family and duplex dwelling units located throughout the City. Very low- income homeowners will be provided with home repair grants. The recommended budget is $1,900,000. ii. 4, Multifamily Housing Rehabilita- tion Loan Program - This program provides low interest lcans for moderate rehabilitation to qualified owners of multifamily buildings located in the City's CD Target Areas. The rec%cmmended budget is $2,000,000. Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant: Funding Subsidy - This new program provides financing for the rehabilitation of multifamily apartment buildings. The City will provide funding for rehabilitation costs exceeding $10,00fo per dwelling unit. The recommended budget is $200,oOO. i. j I Enterprise Foundation Housing Development Training for Community Development Corporat- ions Matching Fund - The new project will provide CDC's with technical and up -front financial assistance in developing low- income housing projects. Dade County and a consortium of private lenders WALU provide matching amounts of funding. The recommended budgLet is �250,000- Land Acquisition for Low./toloderate Income Housing - This new project will provide land acquisition and relocation assistance funds for the essential development of low/moderate income housing units. Project will also provide land for CDC sponsored homeowner- ship housing in the target areas. The recommended budget is $1,000,000. Security/Safety :Lmprovements for Public housing Projects - This activity will fund 50% of the C o s t, of safety and security improvements for public housing projects located in the City of Miami(fences, alarm systems. security screens, etc.). Dade County will provide an equal amount of funding for t-his activity. The recommended budget is $250,000. Residential Paint Program - This project provides funds to improve facades of low-income target area homeowners properties with paint and painting supplies at no cost, for the purpose of painting the exterior of residential homes in the following target areas: Allapattah, Edison/Little River, Little Havana, Model city, Overtown, and Wynwood. The recommended budget is $180,000. Total Recommended Funding Level $5,780,000 4 0 OBJECTIVE - ECONOMIC DEVEMPMENT To create jobs, upgrade quality of employment opportunities and increase personal income in order to strengthen, diversify and maximize the economic base of the City of Miami. To stimulate investment of other funding sources in neighborhood improverient efforts and City-wide activities through public/private partnerships. Area Recommended Activities Citywide Department of Economic Develop- ment and Department of Community Development - This activity funds supervision of the activities of Miami Capital Development, Inc. and monitoring of the CBO's aimed at promoting economic and business growth in the City. The recommended budget is $313,500. Miami Capital Development, Inc. - This project funds -"%.he administration of a Citywide Development Corporation that works with the City to provide financial business development loan packaging services, technical, and managerial assistance. The recommended budget is $120,000. MCDI Revolving Loan Fund for Business Development - Funds will be us. e d to replenish the Revolving Loan Fund administered by MCDI to assist small businesses Aln attaining working capital. The recommended budget is $500,00/0. Technical Assistance for Miami Capital Development 40 Borrowers - This project is to fund specialized management and technical assistance to businesses receiving loans through MCDI'S revolving loan iv. f'.; 13 Target Areas v 0 fund in order to increase profitability of the assisted businesses and insure repayment of the loans. The recommended budget is $100,000i Greater Mi ami United - This project provisions specialized administrative and technical assistance as well as the award grant and loans to community based organizations involved in economic development projects. The recommended budget is $100,000. Publication of Marketing and Pro- motional Information for Target Areas and Cormnercial Districts - This activity entails the design and production of promotional materials for the City's seven '7) C.D. target areas and eleven (11) major commercicil districts in order to increase business investment and market potential in the areas. The recommended budget is $50,000. Community Business organizations - This activity entails economic development services and revitali- zation assistance to businesses located in the following target areas: Allapattah, Coconut Grove, Downtown, Edison/Little River, Little Havana, Model city, Overtown, and Wynwood. The recommended budget is $377,500. Commercial Rehabilitation Assist- ance Facade Improvements - This activity provides financial assistance to owners of buildings located in selected commercial area to make cosmetic improvements to their buildings facades. Project will enhance the streetscape and increase the marketability of the following designated areas: Allapattah, Edison/Little River, Havana Model City, Little The wynwood. overtowil and recorunended bud get is $1W1000. commercial District signage This the Allapattall project W111 heighten AllaPattah visibility of the commercial corridor along N.W. 20th GLreet through the design and strategic placement of gateway budget signage. The i:eccmmended is $25,000- iver Little Haiti commercial Area Edison/Little R - This project entails the Gateway and overall beautification enhancement of several gateways to Little Haiti's commercial area 54th Street and located at N.E. N.E. 2nd Avenue; -1-1j. 54th Street 62nd & N.%;. 2nd Avenue; and N.E. Street and N.E. 2nd Avenue. include murals, U Improvements will pendant/landmark signage, other placement, landscaping, and improvements. The recommended budget is $30,000 Edison Center Gateway Model Ci%.Y Improvements - This Project will improve the aesthetic appearance of the area as well as to create a Edison Center. to gateway will include improvements landscaping -o buffer 1-95, street trash receptacles, furniture, The lighting and signage. recommended budget is $30,000 Christian Hospital Subsidy - This hel p finance the project will develop ment of a non -profit, 150 in bed acute -care general hospital the neighborhood The recommended budget is $300,000- Educationa Center - This Pro ject funding the will consist of ruction of an outreach center const ting black for training and educa. Vi. entrepreneur. Dade County and the School Board will provide matching funds of $500,000 each. The recommended budget is $500,000. Overtown/Downtown Southeast Overtown/Park West Redevelopment Project - This entails administration planning, design, marketing, and relocation activities associated with the redevelopment program of the area. Project boundaries are south of I- 395, east of the F.E.C. Railroad, north of the F.E.C. Railroad Port of Miami Extension, and west of Biscayne Boulevard. The recommended budget is $391,000. Total Recommended Funding Level $3,017,000 OBJECTIVE - PUBLIC SERVICES To provide public service activities which include, but are not limited to programs for the elderly, hot meals, transportation, chi ldcare/af terschool care, programs for the handicapped, job training, recreation, primary health care, and support services (counseling, information/ re f erral) to improve the quality of life and further stabilize deteriorating neighborhood strategy areas. to complement the physical and economic development investments provided by the Community Development Block Grant program. Area Recommended Activities Allapattah Elderly Services Program - This activity funds an elderly program operated from the Allapattah neighborhood facility. it includes meals, recreation, and instruction for the elderly. The recommended budget is $181,280. Transportation Program - This project provides door-to-door free transportation services to elderly and handicapped residents of the Allapattah area. The recommended budget is $38,170. Vii. . . . . . . . . . . b M I 'IN Coconut Grove Primary Health Care This project entails primary medical# dental, and family planning services for residents of the Coconut Grove area. 11he recommended budget is .537,bG4. Mental Health Care - This program provides mental health care services for the residents of the coconut Grove area. The recommended budget is ��7,864- Downtown social Services for the Elderly - This project provides social casework and counseling services to elderly downtown residents. The recommended budget is $2�1'870. Edison/Little River Edison Summer Care Program, - The project provides tutorial assistance, competitive sport activities, arts and crafts, and IIN cultural activities for disadvantaged Haitian Youth in the Edison/Little River area. The recommended budget is $20,000. Little Havana outreach Program - This project provides multiple social services, including inforination/referral, client advocacy, crisis intervention and individual or family counseling to residents. The recommended budget is $74,470. Transportation Program - This project provides door-to-door demand response transportation services to elderly and handicapped City residents. The recommended budget is 54,450. Assistance to the Elderly - This project provides community information, education, casework and referral services to elderly and/or handicapped persons. The recommended budget is $39,930. Childcare Services This program provides supervised daily care, meals recreation, enrichment opportunities and casework services to children five to fourteen years of age. The recommended budget is $70,7::0. Ikssist-ance to the Blind - This pro�ect provides social enrichment, escort and transportation services to blind persons. 11he recommended budget is 466,950. Community Day Care Center - This 'des supervised care, program provi meals, recreation and enrichment opportunities to children between the age of two and six. The recommended budget is $76,450. Belafonte Tacolcy Recreation Model City Program - This program provides supervised recreational services to youth between the ages of Six and twenty-five, through a structured sports program. The recommended budget is $91,190- Job Training & Development Overtown Program - This program develops and identifies private sector job and training opportunities for Overtown residents, and assess and refers job seekers to potential jobs or training programs. The recommended budget is $275,OUO. Cultural Arts Program This project consists of administration of a multifaceted arts program for the cultural enrichment of area residents. The recommended budget is $23,200. Wynwood Elderly Recreation Program This program provides recreation, education, hot meals, transporta- ix. F W4 _9PU V;:. I -IN. -IN tion, escort, counseling, health support, information and referral services to elderly and/or handicapped area residents. The recommended budget is $155,G50. Day Care Center - This program provides supervised childcare, meals recreation, enrichment opportunities, and casework services to children between the ages of two and five. The recommended budget is $141,680. Citywide Elderly Mea13 Program - This project provides meals to low and moderate income elderly and/or handicapped persons of the City and will be implemented by two separate agencies, each with a recommended budget of $27,500, for a total of $55,000. Target Area -Wide Transportation Program - This project provides free transportation for the elderly, handicapped and day care programs. The recommended budget is $224,840. Tt:nant Education - This program provides tenant referral and education services to residents of the City of Miami. The recommended budget is �25,520. Program For The Handicapped - This project is designed to provide a variety of recreational activities for the disabled citizens of the City. Program includes swimming,sailing, camp- ing, wheelchair sports and special olympics, and passive activities such as ceramics, table gamest social outings, special events and fine arts. The recommended budget is $230,300. Total Recommended Funding Level $1,944,108 x 0 OBJECTIVE HISTORIC PRESERVATION The inventory of sites of historic and architectural significance within the City and the development of a program for their preservation. Area Recommended Activities Overtown Historic Preservation - This pro- ject recovers and preserves noncurrent records, photographs, documents and buildings relating to Black history in the City. The recommended budget is Citywide Historic Preservation - This pro- ject entails the inventory of sites of historic and architectural significance within the City, and development of a program for their preservation. The recommended budget is $351000. Total Recommended Funding Level "S66,000 OBJECTIVE - PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION To provide the essential budget and program monitoring, citizen participation, housing, affirmative action, and planning, to ensure the implementation of projects and activities of the Community Development Block Grant program. Total Recommended Funding Level $2,808,000 Contingency/ Local Option Funds will be used to cover ties of unforseens nature, to cost incurred in activi- increase the scope of existing projects and make their final completion possible, and to fund new projects suggested by the City Commission during the year. Total Recommended Funding Level $424,892 Xi. pi. 1j. PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 1) Housing 2) Economic Development 3) Public Services 4) Historic Preservation 5) Administration 6) Contingencies BLOCK GRANT RESOURCES Entitlement Amount Estimated Program Income: Total Block Grant Resources 5,780,000 3,017,000 1,944,108 66,000 2,808,000 424,892 $14,040,000 $14,040,000 126,000 $14,166,000 «v�� - - k�\S»' / - ,� . .. v... . ) ) ALLOCATION DISTRIBUTIONS } � « at 1 COMMUNITY DEVE. LOPMENT. Al Cw(w ffl� rm 0 MARCH 1985 p�rw X F I 11 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PROPOSED STATEMENT Allocation Distribution PAGE i Comparison Table I Eleventh Year Recommendations Summary 3 Recommended Target Area Allocation 4 Eleventh Year Recommendations/Project Status City -Wide 13 Allapattah 44 Coconut Grove 61 Downtown 75 Edison/Little River 90 Little Havana 107 Model City 129 Overtown 147 Wynwood 172 1� kA xv ............. A COMPARISON TABLE TARGET AREA AND CITY-WIDE ALLOCATION BY YEAR CITY OF MIAMI 75-76 76-77 77-78 78-79 79-80 TARGET AREA 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget ALLAPATTAH $ 296,747 $ 437,996 $ 439,136 $1,364,361 $ 699,036 COCONUT GROVE 141,124 469,582 972,457 485,535 524,575 DOWNTOWN 88,892 145,060 2,260,700 548,535 916,972 EDISON/LITTLE RIVER 269,692 698,503 713,384 727,684 700,478 LITTLE HAVANA 788,319 1,135,990 2,195,421 1,089,981 1,266,453 MODEL CITY 138,671 74S,540 811,150 1,318,855 1,122,918 OVERTOWN 355,658 393,128 816,212 2,679,082 1,252,788 WYNWOOD 217,951 525,006 355,878 730,071 143,382 CITY-WIDE 13,032 298,586 593,414 790,133 2,823,637 TOTAL $2,311,086 $5,049,391 TOTAL GRANT $2,605,663 $5,708,977 11 $9,157,754 $ 9,734,237 $ 9,450,239 $9,686,009 $10,185,012 $10,698,599 Original Allocation: $9,693,300 Reprogrammed Funds to 10th Year: $6,991 Original Allocation: $10,187,023 Reprogrammed Funds to 10th Year: $2,020 I Original Allocation: $10,726,000 Reprogrammed: Funds to 10th Year: $27,401 Al& I I I gl' 9 lwu'!6�, . '. 1� . � AW41 - t 94 1 K'lr. . .;., , k_ . �, ; .: .., 4� ou'! i P 100lN 19 A-1 1 11 (CON'T) COMPARISON TABLE TARGET AREA AND CITY-WIDE ALLOCATIONS BY YEAR CITY OF MIAMI 80-81 81-82 82-83 83-84 84-85 TARGET AREA 6th Year 7th Year 8th Year 9th Year 10th Year Total Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget 1-10th Year ALLAPATTAH $ 739,250 $ 720,256 $ 248,250 $ 240,300 567,030 5,752,362 COCONUT GROVE 550,047 313,185 120,394 106,594 113,478 3,797,471 DOWNTOWN 443,326 884,276 290,450 171,950 184,565 5,934,726 EDISON/LITTLE RIVER 1,110,129 211,830 85,034 82,750 92,652 4,692,136 LITTLE HAVANA 4935206 522,171 622,600 362,000 1,416,647 10,093,788 MODEL CITY 1,089,329 1,110,223 599,850 143,850 1,204,828 8,285,714 OVERTOWN 1,128,484 1,626,812 1,202,950 1,248,450 1,353,519 12,057,085 WYNWOOD 5289087 7689049 2999300 3089050 3359080 4,210,854 CITY-WIDE 2,957,331 1,832,132 3,702,756 4,688,600 8,101,549 25,801,170 TOTAL $ 9,039,689 7,988,934 $7,172,084 7,352,544 $13,369,348 $80,625,306 TOTAL GRANT $11,0769982 $10,371,154 $9,109,573 $9,284,794 $16,734,910 $95,461,663 Org, Alloc. Orig. Alloc. Orig. Alloc.. Origh Alloc. Entitlement Amt. $11 11 376,000 $10,963)000 $9,6279000 $10,005,000 $14,199,000 Reprog. Funds Reprog. Funds Reprog. Funds Reprog. Funds Reprog. Funds to 10th Yr. to 10th Yr. to 10th Yr. to 10th Yr. $2,164,910 $299,018 $591,646 $517,427 $720,206 Ent. Prog. Income 2 4�1'7111 SINGLE FAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGPAII tok �Aa llth CDBG Year funding request: A) -Program objective: B) Program Goal: C) Program Benefits: $1,900,000 To increase the useful life of the single family housing inventory located in the City's CD target areas, To cause the rehabilitation of 100 single family housing units through the provision of below market rate loans and grants to low and moderate families in the City. the useful life of 100 single family dwellings located in the City of Miami will be extended 100 families will be provided with safe, livable housing at an affordable cost (conventional home improvement loans, when available, are typically made at rates and terms far too conservative to be affordable to target area property owners) the program provides business and jobs for small minority contractors unable to obtain the performance bonding required for larger projects . the program works to stabilize the tax base in the City. the program works to encourage younger families to purchase houses in the City. D) Other Considerations: Housing rehabilitation needs - it is estimated that over 4,000 single family homes in the City do not meet minimum property standards. The lack of coordinated, systematic code enforcement in the City coupled with the high cost of home improvements does not encourage homeowners to make necessary improvements. The reha- bilitation loan program is the only tool the City has to encourage the maintenance of its housing inventory 2 (a) 4" GO HAP requirements - the Single Family Rehabilitation Loan/ Grant Program is the only tool the City has available to meet its annual required homeownership assistance goals Cost effectiveness - the program is one of the most cost FI-fective programs funded with C.D. dollars. The loans are repaid and the money is recycled. 2 (b) �xi I : SINGLE FAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM FUNDING ANALYSIS By Area through January, 1985 Target Units CD Funds Dade Savings Section 312 TOTAL Area Funded Funds Funds Alla-pattah 137- $1,698,814 - $2161545 $371056 $1j952t40q-- Coconut Grove 15 $204,689 $22t2OO $226t889 Edison Little- 137 $1,4279553 $639650 $379,450 $1,870r653 River Little Havana 24 $255,392 $22t600 $277,992 Model City 207 $295529158 $174,750 $181,950 $2,908,858 Wynwood 22 $2199190 $37p895 $257t085 I t—otals —5 W2— $69357v796 M59 9-,-V5-6— T7—, k 9— 1 6 Q ') If r! I SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING REHABILITATION PEPORT AREA UNITS REHABILITATED Allapattah Pre-1980 3 80-81 8 81�82 17 82-83 41 83 -84 45 84-85 23 Total 137 Edison/Little River Pre-1980 51 80-81 11 81-82 23 82-83 16 83-84 25 84-85 9 Total 137 Little Havana 83-84 16 84-85 8 Total 24 tk Coconut Grove Pre-1980 80-81 2 81-82 1 82-83 6 83-84 1 84-85 4 Total 15 Model City Pre-1980 7 8 -81 0 12 8 -82 1 21 82-83 44 83 -84 73 84-85 50 Total 207 Wynwood Pre-1980 80-81 1 81-82 8 82-83 3 83-84 9 Am, 84-85 1 Total 22 TOTAL 542 Note: An average of $14, 000 is required to rehabilitate target area hcues. Tn certain cases Section 312 and Dade Savings funds %ere used in ccmbinat=n with Camunity Dwrelopment funds. 2 (d) v -"A �' ON., A �;a rm- � MULTIFAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM llth Year CDBG funding request: A) Program Objective: 13) Program Goal: C) Program Benefits: $2,000,000 To increase the safety and basic livability of rental housing in the City's C.D. target areas occupied by low income families and individuals To provide funding for the reha- bilitation of 150 apartments located in the City's C.D. target areas at rates and terms geared to maintaining after -rehab rents at levels affordable to low income tenants the useful life of 150 apartment units will be extended in the City's C.D. target areas with after -rehab rents affordable to low income families 150 families will be provided with safe living environ- ments --many for the first time • the City's residential tax base will be enhanced • construction jobs will be generated the use of CDBG funds for multifamily housing rehabili- tation leverages other public (federal) funding such as Section 8 Moderate Rehab Rental Subsidies, Section 312, Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant, etc. D) Other Considerations: multifamily Housing Rehabilitation needs - it is estimated that in excess of 12,000 low income Mi i families are awaiting public housing as registered applicants. The federal government has drastically curtailed housing assistance for the poor. As government assisted rede- velogment projects such as overtown/Park West continue, the need for safe housing affordable to low income fami- lies increases. The multifamily housing rehabilitation program represents the only tool with which to provide this housing 2 (e) '".113 e4IN HAP.requirements - with the extreme cutback in federal funding for low income rental housing assistance, the program has become the major source for meeting HAP goals Cost effectiveness - the program is cost effective as loans are repaid and the initial money loaned is recycled 2 (f) .4� V. . 4.'w MULTIFAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM 10th YEAR C.D. PROGRAM FUNDING ACTIVITY ,�une 16? 1984 - March 26, 1985 FUNDS COMMITTED AS OF MARCH 26, 1985 TARGET AREA UNITS CDBG FUNDS JOBS BILL FUNDS TOTAL FUNDS. Sdison/Little River 380 $ 130,000 $ 130,000 4odel City 102 $ 1,202,000 320,000 1r522r000 vertown 35 247,450 164p4OO 411,850 Little Havana 125 720,350 720,350 TOTAL 642 $ 2p169j800 $ 614F400 $ 2,784,200 t Ul '"N Community Development Block Grant Eleventh Year Recommendations Tarqet Area Allocations Allapattah $ 379,950 Coconut Grove 113,478 Downtown 257,120 Edison/Little River 147,750 Little Havana 518,480 Model City 1,018,940 Overtown 622,450 Wynwood 395,080 City-wide 7,353,860 $10,807,108 Other Activities: - Planning & General Administration $ 2,379,628 indirect Cost Allocation 428,372 Contingencies & Local Option 424,892 $ 3,232,892 Block Grant Resources Entitlement Amount $14,040,000 Estimated Program Income: 126,000 $14,166,000 3. 'X, Ilth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami City,nWide $ 27,500 1. Elderly Meals Program (James E_ Scott Community Associati on) 2. Elderly Meals Program (Rafael Villaverde Activities & Nutrition Center of 27,500 Dade County, Inc.) 25,520 3. Tenant Education Program 224,840 4. Target Area -Wide Transportation Program 230,000 5. Program for the Handicapped 1,900,000 6. Single Family Housing Rehabilitation Loan & Grant Program 2,000,000 7. Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program 250,000 8. Security/Safety Improvements for Public Housing 200,000 9. Rehabilitation Grant Program Funding Subsidy 250,000 10. Enterprise Foundation Housing Development Training Program 1,000,000 11. Land Acquisition for Low/Moderate Income Housing 313,500 12. Economic Development 100,000 13. Community Based Organization Support 120,000 14. Economic Development Administration 500,000 15. Revolving Loan Fund for Business Development loo,060 16. Technical Assistance Program to MCDI Loan Recipients 50,000 17. Commercial Districts & Target Areas Marketing & Promotional Publications 35,000 18. Historic Preservation Sub total $7,353,86G 4. - I I N-k M 41.0, won 11 s, Ilth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami gIMattah 1. Elderly Services Program 2. Transportation Program 3. Residential paint Program 4. Commercial Rehabilitation Assistance 5. Commercial District Signage 6. Economic Development (Allapattah Merchants Association) 7. Economic Development (Allapattah Business Development Authority) .1 $181,280 38,170 30,000 30,000 25,000 37,750 37,750 Sub total $379,950 ............ J llth Year Recommended Project AllocatiOn City of Miami Cocon�t Grove 1. Primary Health Care 2. Mental Health Care 3. Economic Development (Coconut Grove LDC, Inc.) Sub total 6. $37,864 379864 37,750 $113,478 'I �!-� , .; IN Di 'k 7 11th Year Reconoeded Project Allocation City of Miami Downtown 1. social Services for the Elderly 2. Economic Development (Downtown Miami Business Association) 3. Overtown/Park West Redevelopment Project Sub total $ 23,1370 37,750 195,500 $257,120 11 7. llth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Ediso ==--/Little River ^-------- l' Residential Paint Program 2 Economic Development ~ ' (Northeast Miami Chamber of Commerce) 3' Little Haiti Commercial Rehabilitation Assistance Area Gateway 4' Little Haiti Commercialh Care Program Sub total 3, 37,750 30,000 30,000 20,000 $147,750 ====~ I 0 : J Ilth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Litl.le _Havana 1. Assistance to the Elderly 2. Community Center Child Care 3. Child Care SErvices 4. Outreach Program 5 Assistance to the Blind 6 Transportation Program 7 Commercial Rehabilitation Assistance 8. Economic Development (small Business opportunity Center) 9. Economic Development (Little Havana Development Authority) 10. Residential Paint Program 4F $ 39,930 76,450 70,730 74,470 66,950 54,450 30,000 37,750 37,750 30,000 Sub total $518.480 Ilth Year Recommended Project Allocation city of Miami Model City 1. Belafonte Tacolcy Recreation Program 2. Educational Training Center 3. Christian Hospital Subsidy 4. Edison Center Gateway Improvements 5. Commercial Rehabilitation Assistance 6. Economic Development 7. Residential Paint Program Sub total $ 91,190 500,000 300,000 30,000 30,000 37,750 30,000 $1,018,940 In 11th Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Overtown 1. Cultural Arts 2. job Training & Development Program 3. Historic Preservation 4. Economic Development (Overtown Economic Development Corporation, Inc.) 5. Commercial Rehabilitation Assistance 6. Overtown/Park West Redevelopment Project 7. Residential Paint Program Sub total $ 23,200 275,000 31,000 37,750 30,000 195,500 30,000 $622,450 4)) _t��� •:L� Sim - _.,.�_._....�..^--+-•- 1 PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS NHVVVvfV • N 1) �r W r� t COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS 11 TH YEAR CITYWIDE 13. r �aw�d 0 jj ilk! tqW,11 ji r] CITY WIDC CITVWIDE BOARD PROJECT PROJECT RECopMENDATIONS ClTywlD[ ELVIPLY HOT HEALS J,Hles L. Scott wittilulli ty A-sSoci3tio'll- CITYWHIL WALS l.ittle 116valld Activitic 11utritlOFlsC&enters of padt! County, 1111L. j:jTyWjpL TCHANI EF11WAI 1011 jenant Education AsSoCiatiOn of 10011111i , 111" CiTyWlt)E IRANSPORTA- TION Action C0111111"U"Ity Center. Inc - DESLKIrflu" - ------------ Board recommends approval of stall"s �jjis pro!ird"ll provides rLIcreations leals. education, tirdnsilOrtilltiol" and i,ec(ilifilentiati011- )ther Supportive serviLes to approxi - nately 750 elderly City residelits at - followintj sites: Stirrup Plaza LIOL wers (Model (Coconut Grove). Pepper To City); and Overtowl'. 11 . Program provides 111110S and SUP It:polive social and nutritional ser "' r a minintuill of 575 uliduplica- tL-Weltdoerly and/or handical'Ped City rL �s,dent, at centers througliolit tile City. 11lis proiji,alli provides tellant referral and education services for a Glinililuill of 113 unduplicdted residents Of tile City of I-lidlill *[his project provides door -to) -door d0ldnd/response transportati(ml ser- vice for a mini"M Of 2 400 elderlys handicapped and/or juve�lle City Of Miami residents. The agency provide service on a Citywide hasis willi em- phasis on tile Allapattdil alld I.ittle IldVdna Tar9et areas. Board recO1111111005 aPill'OV111 Of StdffS rectlimieuddti011- Board reconimendS dilill-OVdi Of Staffs reconmendatiOn. Board reconitiends approv,11 of staff's reL(mintendd t i 00 - 14. STAFF PROPOSED REcomMENDAT I ?�Nls�� ALLOCAT I ON ,his 00(joinj s,icial serviLe profirdill is recolloillendtI for fillidinq at. OIL, Sallie level dj la!it yedr- $ 27,W) !his ongoino; social service prollirall' $ 27,500 is recoillillended for funding tit thil' -Sallie level as last year. I This 01111901119 SOL:'al service proillram is rectmallended for fulldillij dt 011421 Sallie level as last year. This on,loilill Sof.idl SerViLt! proilram is reC0111111111I for fillidit"I at tile Sallie level as 1,ist year. Total fund filli recollilk!lliled for all dreds Is $317.460. S 25.520 1$224,1140 ;I Kill, '4 zz M m �t%� AIr T, 7t CITY WIDE PROPOSEjD I ON =ALLOCA CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF ALLOCATION PROJECT PROJECT RECOPHENDATIONS RECOMMEHDAT I OHS TITLE I)ESCRIPTION Tta-7.,,.ninq prooram is recoitillended li, 7130-011(1 ciTYWIDE PROMAN I -OR IIIE IIANDICAPPED DepartilLmt Of Palk's I & Recreation I I ,tHI(IR CRI14L UATCH bllotiltm,l !;elliol- Cl,illle WdLLII & victine, Assistance,. Inc. I SINGLE FAMILY RUIAHILI- 1ATION LOAN AND GRANT pl(oGRAH lielidankAnt. Ot commilli ty NVelol4liellt 141ILTIVA14ILY HOUSIN(i REIIABILIJAII011 LOAII I)Ro(;I(Am Department Of CA11111111ini tY tievelopment his project is designed to provide Variety of recreational activities or the disabled citizens of the City ictivities are provided through tile :ityls park facilities. this Ilroject %*)uld provide crim! pre- I vention and home security Improve- 1111L!nts for elderly persons in tile City (if t4l and. $21,0(g) is requested f,r this lir4)91*dlll- ill,-oulh the single fdoly rehdbilita- I tion loan and grant program, eligible pnotperty owners are provided with low- interest lumm repair and intprove Illellt financing. Very low inc011ie homeowners are provided with 11011M repair grants. This progrdIll is citywide. Throuqh tile Rillitifjujily relldhilita- tiofl . lOdn 111-oqram, owners of dpart- Ment buildings located in tile CiLY's C.D. target areas are provided with beloW conventional rate property rL.Ilabilitation financing. Board recommiendS dpproval of staff'! rec(monendation. Board I-ecimimends i'm(linj of this i--"Vfl - -111L. level (if' '12),01116. a .1 qj 1 at Hqdrd_ a. reductioll in the !yqilig. pf ro,1rd n py _ . _ �pj�. p- . I Board recoillnUnds a reduction in the —12666C f -- 144, -P-- n! �y- !-Inliml-9TAn- rplr�- for funding di. tile slime level as last yedr. Due to other funding priorities. new social servICL' projects ire not recollvilended for full.dil"I -0- this program is UM ' WWII "I'd is recom- $1,900,000 Illended for fillidilliq doiring the Ilth c.0. year. ApproxillmLelY 10() hOuses ,gill be rehdbilitdte(i throu-16 this proqrdill. This 01190119 Ill"19"111 is rel:01111IL111111-'d $2,ono.000 for funding durim) the Itth C-D. year Approxi"I ly 150 units will h this be relidbilitat0d till'0119 progi-dw. §5� X, A� �!T A - Um" No. -A his I ml� V CITY WIDE PRO-11-C TITL� ptioJECT DESCRIPTION CiTYWIDE COARD RECOP111.11DATIONS STAFF RECOMML111ohT 10115 SLUIRITY/sAl-ElY IWR0VFMI,flIS OR P11111 IC HOUSING PROXICTS 1.0CATIO IN uF ciTy Of MIAMI Ddde County IIUD Public Housing lellailts COOPFRATIVE MUSING RUSIARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Florida 1101ISi R9 Coopeldtive. Inc. [lie funding requested would be used to fund 50% of the cost of safety andl iecurity iniprovements for public hous- ing projects ]oLdted in tile City of qIdmi (fences. d1drill SYSU"IS, securit) screens. etc.). Ddde Coulity would pro- vide do equal am011"t Of filf"11119- lite dillOunt. requested is $2b0,fk)0 lite florida liousing CooperdtiVC. IllC- would use the funding requested to support staff and operating expenses lit connection with resedirch and pro- mution Of tile conversion Of relital "J" rties to cooperative OwnclIshil) prope or the developloient, Of new cooperative hous i (.It re(joebted- 11g. $30.000 hd% lit. Llie housill" security Board reconmiends approval of staff's p1lM is J 11016 Ill rectmistentidtion. improveiiient projett. fiondinf) for this project has lieco dliproved by tile City Calmlissi011 with tile tollowifli.1 conditions. 1) That funds lie equally llidtr.hed by Me I upolit,in 11mle Comity. 2) lildt the 1`11:0-i Ill. lil"Itell to lilly- siE-al improvements. 3) Thilt file im- provements lie SPIAN"I Out e"Illy througholit tilt! Lity. Board recomiends funding of thiS activity at the level of $30.000. lit vectiqllitiml Of the iteed to illivolvel LO11111"Illi . ty tidsed non-lit'Ofit holls 114 -iponsors in the PI-I)JULti011 Of hime low -- ownership huosillij iffordollilL to InCoille filillilies, the City is W 0V dinol $250,600 (1/3 tit tilt! re(joired folillin4j) for j holi. ,ini, (It-velopme"t trilillinq prulli'mi, to IM (:u"4I"`t"l tly tilt. Fitlerprise koollildtion. All noii- profit hollsillil or(laniz'stiolls ill the Loillity olleeting li,%Sk 01-11,01ild""llt" cl.iterid will be e1jilible to lim-tici- pate in the proo.11-dill. 1011dinil fur ill- (It-pentlent housing resecimh mid promo- tioll olitside the parameters of tile �fiderprise traininiJ 111"111"dill is not recoimlc-lldeil dt this till"!- PROPOSE D At I.00AT I (IN $250JU) J,l , I M -6�k�z M I 4-4 V'w"15 r" CITY WIDI" CtTVWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED . PROJECT PROJECT RECOMMUIDA110115 AULOCAVON TITLE DESCRIPTION RECOPHENDATIONS PROP ED I TiON FA LOOCSA CROJECT TITLE If recomm-nds approval of stdff,s This nL.w progrim is rectmonended for RLIIABILITATIOU GRANT Through tile relidbiliLation grant pro- Boar fundinti. The City's cOlitribution pROCRAM: FUNDRIG grami, Life City of Miand receives a ret(AlulentidtiOn. will leverage W4 Illillifill in federal SUI$SIDY special funding allocation fixot tile and private rehdI)iIftdtiu" foll"s' federal qtmrovient for financing tile Department of rehabilitation of efultit'dildlY apart- pevelop,!ut mL.Ilt buildings. AS d Urant condition, tile City loust provide fund 9 for ...Ildbilitation cost exceeding $10.000 Per dwelling Unit- jNjLRpRI!j[ I-01111DATIoN Ihruuqh tile Enterprise Housing [level- Training Program,, Dade I-AiunLy/ OlplSING ULVLLOII'14LNT TRAINING FOR C(R"MITV olmilent Miaml based CDCs will receive tect"ll- KVELOPWNT CORPORA- 1IONS flATCIIIHC. fUNDS Ldl and up.front financial assistance in developing low-income housing pro- jects. Dade County and a consortium lenders will provide match- milart"K.Ilt Of lot' private Collinnity DL-VC101111K.-Ilt ling dillounts of funding. rIjVWIDE LAND ACQUISI- This project would provide land dc(lul- IION FOR LOW/Not)[RATE siLiall and relocatiull assistance funds INCOHL IMUSING for the essential develolmlent Of low/ Itudc-174te Income housing Units. In lWilartment of part. this project wool If provide land Commolity lk.-velopment. for CDC sponsored hommoershilk housing in tile target areas. Boal-d reCopplends approval Of Stdff'S recoitmendatioll. Bodrd reconimends apl)ruv,tl of staff's recomefuldtion. lilts flew ecolln"lic develolmmot/h011si"IJ j,tj "ity is rsco,iniended for funding in order to Increase the technical capability of neighborhood baiad Dr9dniZations fit the delivery fit low- income housil0l. This Is a nev, pr(liect that is recom- 10,111101601) Inended for fumilln; Since It will leverage sort,jx holic�ownership filldoul ing throughoot tile tarijet areas. 1, 11111111 V - "41 4t V.Ilh I 4, 1V A-4 �w CITY W113E - j STAFF PROPOSED E BOARD CITYWI TIONS RECOMIDERDA F- CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS Al-tOCATION C PROJECT PROJECT REceplIENDATIONS 'r I TLE DESCRIPTI011 - - - ----------- Tl Ic OnI101141 dCtiyi ty 'S I :e:�c�oilwellf e!1l $31315"n I r I (I CONOMIC 111VU-01141117 fle-partnieni. Of Economic Deve,011111L.11t Depdrtnent Of Coll,punity Developi"Co rDKjujjjTV BASED OR(,At1 I ZAT 10 11011 1 GlTdter 141d"d United E(-.f)ll0l41(; 111-VE101,RLM AMINISIRAI lOtl midild capital lieve'10111111211t, RIVOLVIN6 I-OAtl "NO foR ujjSlHLSSllLVl'L0F Midilli, 011it-il llovelopliclit, Inc. Tills pl*oject provides funds for S vision of the activities of jUdild Capital DevelOpmot, Inc. and the coos - jbis pro.ject Wollitl proVide SlIeCidl- ized athilillistraLive, technical as5is- tance and support to r0fiffillniLy based orijililizaLions involved in econOillic development projecl.s. I Illis vj,)uld provide daninistrative fluids to a citYwille development cor- poraLiOn tilat assists tile City 111 providing findocial business develOV 11'ent and loan packaging services. loard recomwendS dploroval of stdfVs -econmendation. Board recuilifiends approval of staff's rectmollendation. �Board rewilne'llds WrOvdl Of 5taffts reconmiend.stion. jile purpose of this program is to Pro vide low interests lligh risk loans tol assist businesses in attainill4i workin(i C.Ipitdl. l.oalls awarded will be concentrated lot the City (if Mia"ll torgel. areas. Board reconviiends affrOval Of staff's remmendation. for fundindi . at tile sam level as JdSL year. Ihis 01190inq pro ' ject is reL0111lliV!ldedt $100,000 for fUndin(l at the F,,1111E! level d -i ld year. [ilis ongoin!j ectjolffildL develoll"N'"t $120,1100 roJect p mimientled for fundin'l -it .; I*L lie same level is ljst year. Tilis onjoinq ef:011010C dove 1011111ent $hfio,nno aCtiVity is recollilk!j1ded for fundint). I T I 1V WIDE PROPOSED srAFF (ICA r I ON ciTYWIDE BOARD ALLOCArION, C ROJECT PROJECT RECCPHENDATIONS RECOMMUMATIMIS _rITLV DESCRI PT 1011 I pEojjj)lljic develot- board recomendS cipproval of staff's TO% is all OF140ill 11roject would providL% technical 111,0ject recillmlell.10 for fulldin'.) V,l jS 1,11,t year. r.,,C,,.,,,,CA,1,L �ASSISIXHCE receiving reLtNmendation at tile Sall, IL OR MlAmj CAPHAl ILVELMIt"T 114"ll"'Olt- UE11 DWROW1*11S malld Capital Develoill"Ll't, l"c- plIBLICA11014 Of 14ARVI'll ING AND PROMITIONAL 114FORMATION l'OR TARU; AREAS ANI) C01411RCIAL DISFRICTS 111sy)RIC 1IRLURVAHON planning lieparthellt. 11,,istance to husinesse eans through tile "COl's revolving Itlan fund in Order to increase )rofi tability of the assisted busi- ,le%ses and instwe reparlient Of Ow lOdIIS- 111liS dLtiVltY would involve thedesigi and pro'luctiol, Of promotional blaterialS for tile CILY's seven (7) C. 1) . target areas and eleven (11) major cimmiLrcial districts in ordertl increase business Jovest"le"t and mar- k�et potential In tile areas. I program would provide funds to identify anti designate buildinolS, and neighborhood!; as historic Sites alld districts 10 eAcOu"U" their preser- vaLion ft)r ecolloulic.ally productive uses. Bo,trd recomwnds approval Of staff's remotendation. I Board recommids approval of staff's recmoendatioll. Illis new alrtiyllty is retllilelle 'd "ll" Ilde i all intetjl,dl 1.14-111-11-t s "IV Ill, the overd) I relleyelol"lle"t St"t' for the target dl*edS- lill!. Ongoing progrdill is rel:nplijiLlided 1 $ for toinding at 111 jilcreosed 1MV0 OYLI ;last year's dillicititul- I z 'll I THIS PAGE WAS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS AND/OR TAKING NOTES. 20. A*yj M-4.19 7.- i I ;NT 11 14 W CITY WIDE man 0 O"Ift" w"',ff"Vrw"LO""hM�`T COMMUNITY "M rM 1-11 MIM STATUS REPORT Ist = 10thYEARS 1975 re 1985 M, nny wj a Pq no" Ffl R1 1 Department of Community Development 1st Quarter 1985 P) ®r 1FRION-11-81FOP-11PRO 21. 'a) . Milli I INI't r1AInIQ1*. A"n 10111111%1`111T 711"ll(I I sillist-Al IN 111for"Itto fill PAP%lt0I�. I-$ I Pt MAV"IltArTfl. I T"" 11 Ito 911, now:s 0: 4 "Too IC MMTP"t?ATIM At WIll 40 3 41 S 11111F HAVANA 11110' SIATIOW 9- im NE @PST ...... ol STINIVIltol's * a 5 to I i I wvmf "of A% A 111151111 at CITIS, bv%vtfpmoi"% Nw To a? ICAUSEW4Y I cAm"T ill Firml To fv*. larw-;n"*S — E I s N ITTLE 11"91411 "All 42 I U- it! I- "W 54 ST in winitwic nrriNVAT140 Of I"I Al moo I It MIA -it VIVIR fpm lcrrcfAiry ttlorts i4 C ell rp"fr('1511,1111fic spavlfr% low 36 So I? city WIVE Mg.fl-#JLI$tv $hotlt1w. 1`1 "AP111TAII91111 IDIOM towpit" ALE PAYTI I w to city wftw %t""IF IA"SIV *"KIW. It P, IIARII ITAT 'i"I 1 0401 1`1111%,PA4 2) 146 nwIRRi'Tiln INAINVOk� 1% mill "W T ST 16 APIA-Ulf* "ST /111A'_ N I I I'll", Willf. not "I'llits I'llilki.pAn w 0 Oil 1i WIPE FlOrSIT "l VW-AAM All 61111 ST IQ "Irpn rlpf"11111 yalki"su" 1"insful 7a i-ompAr.; ;(,v Put, wAmni(Arrro CORAL WAY 21 PClol rwt-tlfwwtn Iii 0 27 It" At f*VF#fdP"Xl rf9prIPAFI,w Idf* DIRD Avt 21 n""POIAT "I"APIPITATI1,10 ASI."TAN$r COCONUT GR E 51 wipmor cAritAl I(lA" 1111111- GRAND AVE Ilf"Iff"Al A1%MA"l'F VVIC-101" romcia-sa 'Al DINNER KEY IfIl 111,11TOPA1140114 Ml l"IttAlmrs i,.orrn*T rtivr,ol mvmom .It 1%1 fill" IIAN f.IAIII!, PFPnit FnP r1l AI:h ';TAIII% 1 F %.Pl I T vv I Ulm COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AN, 03mam �j ) 1st:40th YEAR PROJECTS Ifffe''111, CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT ___ I 22. 61 01 r IMPI-nMitNTATIC11�411 T IT r "USPONSIBILITY T F Iree planting and Departiment Of 'it Hum ery rrmoject I'llblic Work- Ifollarl."volit of parp"; IF; 0) f I n:r- r MEESE;" PTICIM "'A" IJUU- LIC 11V1P14UVE1VJF-1M-F*i AI%rntitil%JT CC3MPLFTICIN STATUS ALLOCATED �xrqv- -F T F MAE Me plantinq Of Irlips within the Pha,,e I pliblic riqht-nf-WRY Of 10cal Scattered 111,111tinq In the in the tarqet area. LIMP [divin. Criclumit Cri-ve, 'I'll Allaliattah tartlet Irr,"% is roullietrd. Ibis pha�,(` 47,001 Ist- Of Pstaill ish- pha-'e I I inq a cilY 61011"P91 for the pt"'- file C.1111011irtion Of file fla(l,jIlon Of Irre!; in Order to . 11011". ortirtfirp pi'llt j,w pRiOlpila"Ce ;I.rpet troM a r.nnllvlptpql fill piqllt.y Of different variptle throiltilinilt ce"t (SM) of tile 1,11,11IF! tile tarqpt , area. A trital Of 9,000 have ber" Acclillred with fund' to be ClOth 1,� fit 103fe. Al,I)rj)xjo%,jtvly nirieLy- Of c,oumailty IlevPloPlill"It pi,lilt porcefit 01414 planted in Injj and middle-i the plant matprial b-" rps.ldent npighbOrhouds. Approx- t,ly Iso tipp- will be planted broil recrived. I lie frill i llm pach year a, part. of the Ctwillhinity, Wit and I)Pvelopmpnt. tree plantinrl and I q scilplity-live I-ercpnt -street, bri"Itill(400" "cli"Lle" (J#,T) (111tipleted. ibis phil-e rntaill. plantinq Ir,(T low ft-lintrm-lor.- street I.r,,-, In phasp III Thiq prilip"t W,1% Cool - the followintl Crinsmiltily pirtf.-I In ;eptri"ber. wnt target areas: Allapattah, I qiM. r,nclinut frovp. I'disO"PhIP"a Vi;t"' I.ittle llavana. Mndol City. OVPr- town. and Wynwood. fall. 19AS I jqijulo 41h Year qj'(1111) 1,111 yral, qjmo - tl,l fral , %j,(fjjij roll Yvar (0h Y'al, ALIJ%r PVT 1 ^11 pROJECT TITLE IMPLrznnr=NTATIc'N 411A Amcium r 11"I r- F csvrivrus cammr-,riuN \LI-or—ATErl LIM71cnIPTICIN T I M F 1h1% project irocloidrd con%tructioll I:oll,; trim t i Ml (if file of anpoities for file handic,11�111`11 allwjjjtle� comillipled. Ith Year ,It i4orninq%ide Poll]%. As wpil, thic, project i"I.PO4,11 to iqlrovp park facilitips areawivir to "%,Ike them more 1cvF!%S`1b1P to the handical)IIed. * 140%1- Of thp CORA ftinds for thl,; effort were repro- qraimved aoil wprp rpplaced wi parirr, for I'vni'll' flilld-- a MI.L^l M I I no I ic C pROJECT I r-Apt- Is M I -1n%1TA-"rI0 irl"Mr- STATUS- TITLE RErl-vrjrjMlt3ILITV DECSUMPTION 3. Demiltion of Substandard I Buildims 4. -nt k] OTHER PROJECT'S r:Xr)FC'_TFr3 I AfVC)%JPJT j C0PAPLr-:'TI0PJ A L L 0 C A T F--- E7 T IPA E Retmval or.%jjl)r.tjAdar(I and priptit.1m is oppral.ional. l '-" -"W, It I 'mll -el- !0 ff. I r abandoned strucAuren 1.0 eliminate Fillicis are tPuirviptl 11Y .15!t 4116,661 Ill' y(I-17' bliollt and hazardoun condition, in Revolvinq hend and proilrau will operat.e indprinit.plY. (oh V0.1r. 11piqhborhood. 1111 yvar 0 Mollernil.ation. rehabi I i tat loll. anti site iniprovempow.; tn public holKin'l Project% in Dmim"Inity 1)#'vPIOPn'P"t areas StIch as NAM Cil.v anti jollron/l il.tle River. Prn.irct r(111111101#111 Ifill.ofm - -,tiff YV-)r 4 PnL),ICE.-T jjfVIr3I_I-I"r -1114 zF%ITATIL Rrzt-.P"rJV.IE3II-1TY FI itfle llay.111a I jle Station a"" "Itat! If Ilearon Boulevard & 'va If & S.W. 41h Streelt 0 E, OTHER PROJECTS tirltr-,I- Arnot-INT J Al-LOCATE13 Ibis new station wi I I C1,11,11 Mate Project f 111"Pletelt "III Yom. fire A Rp,.;jj,e (,ompallies curplitlY located at statio"% M 1. 014. jh..w Station 114 will he d 1`0111-WIF Station to hollse two 1111"11W.1's, Otte ladder and onP rescus! dPIIdr`It"s- it will Provide Operaithill effi- clevicy 11141 faster respome Servhe', to file area. 6. t)IIJIfOlition of tonsate Buimit"I lh-parl"If'Ot Rmival Of Ij,j%aIe StrOctiires as If Project toutpletell SIM tAIMS .1% a resoll (If te- .,III( fit civil ilisturbatices, without Assessinti the flen"Ilitiol, Civil Dist 1111hances atIt, 1.1,11,111C, (.OSt% tO file prOpert I I "WIlers. I $ 144,161 'Ah VI-01' I-,-. - .. I -- - - ?fiv - - f * - - - - m ,%� ALLAPAXTAI+ PROJECT C, trVIF11-11IN111111,11TATIE11%] r IL 0- �1- TITLE —zl -I —M Garment Center Expansion Department -if Cottioll"it. Are$ bounded bY: Phase I N.W. 23rd Street H.W. 3rd Court 11.11. 22nd St. X N.W. 71st lerrace N.W. Sth Avenue IV) tiller-r- Llr-!-1U"lpTlLjN 1% OTHER PROJECTS Annum-iN r T11MF= INLL C^Tr�tl ine rporvrooi ...... . ...... . ;� ...... . . ... — the Garment Center/la%ilion Illstrict fill% phase lovolve�, thr 1.1pse I Includes, at:11oisition (if forty v lau'l acquisition. dentol it !on parcels of which thirtV reloc,11.1no. upt1rade local street jy�tp.m .11,11 the (leation fir a mini- "tip (11) have been acquirLd by neeff MW industrial park. I-IM te%oltinq lie Offered oillp (9) by folder or takilel. ph'ine from thk prole'S will for aie to exls,�inq hosine%ses for 'This complPtPl. expansion and to new bll-ille%%ps rol devel 01,111"Ill )he litoperly to he a-foll-ed ill Illis arra infloult"; ,,.7.1 ;orrs) and forty (40) parcel-, 11 is solls talulat,l. Poundarips are: ".11, 22nd tane to lite North; fl.w. 27"d Stl-(Tt ill he South; ".W. Jrd Court to 111P Wet ""'I H,W. 5th Avenot, to tile 1-Ist. Also properties within lite follow- iliq boundaripr: H.W. 2.1rd 'Urrel, Ill the florlil; 11,11. 21st lerrAte to the '14"Ith; H.W. fith Avenue to the WPO Met ti.W. rith Avenor, if, the rast. ,,,is project will cre.1le 4,14ilinnal p"Illjoymp"t ollpto ton! tip,.;. temovp presently lVll.jjjtptl properties, iocreal;t, the local tax base. retain eltistiull fl-Irme"t ma""fact'"" inq firm% in UIP at -Pa 4"d incentives for in,hi%trial evilan- slon and the altractifol, 'If new Inolostria I fit-uis in the 27.--- ' 11 Mi. N, ALLAPATM4 "5� I(-- -- pn0jr-CT Gatimni: Center Expansion (Cont'd) Phase I I N.V. 23rd Street W,W. 22nd Street NX 3r4 Court Nx 2nd Avipmee F All M 1131113 W1111-F. TV I he irtleveltol"110141 and eylatisioll of tl.e tiarment (:pit I p,/r,,js Ili ill, Ifl"trid Phase If ific.111des-* land ioll. relocation, 11pqrAlIP local street I, ,y,;tnn and the MA11,100011 t flip mini - Inthistrial P-11,1'. I.antl remilt- Ing fro. I'll!-, joo--.- will he 01 , r pl,p,l f 1)1, s,4 1 r t I e x i % L i fit) fill � I Ilf!,;Sp% for N't"111-0on and t 0 or" bli-illen-es ror 'Irvelol"TwIll. hp lirnliertY to Ile IrflItircli in t1l" '-Irra ifirbole, twenly-five W) parclPs (j.R4 urr,.) all!1 I, substandard, are: H.W. 7n-I Lain, to file flo0ll*- N.W. 27nd 'ArPet 10 file N.W. 3rd Court 11 flip We-,I� al"I N.W. ritto Alornile 1.0 flip FIt- Also ProtterliP" will'i" the ("ll"w inq lintwolariM: N.W. 231-01 to the NorM. li.W. -I%t jprrjj,:c to the sol101z N.W. (,Ill Avencir I(, flip We" 1111" N.W. '.itli Avetill" Io Ille Cast. Ili!,; proJecl. will ri-rate additiotill nj,pj()ymp,,l oppoirtivilitiM, reiitovP present ' ty blitIllted prnpert-if";' j"Cre."Ise the lnt:al tax 1,-"e. 'Pull, '"" �Ialmellt maullfat, - I exi' birint) firins in file ar-1 -A P""- villp incelltilips for in,ttlntriAl expansion and I -be attracti"" 'of now industriil Ill"' to flip E OTHER PR�OJ CTS r,XPFr.Tr=r.11 ANIMUMT FfTATU5 TIME A L L Oi-'A T FF: �G Plojef I elit'lik, fill of lwpllty five (7�') par'el'. $,jy),fjjjtj 11,1,1 been tratil- fprred from flip `*1'r, illty cenipt. pvo.ip't Iji fillill ,,, ,Ili , ,itioll of par - refs. Apprah-111; ill' thr�e I"Irlell- hAve 111'ell , emll I p Ird. flip Wiplil tien or t1i"se pariell, ha'. brelf CiNtlilletod. flip purt hase . f th-P twenty- five (254 r0Io'P'- selit% live iltmili%ition of 1 114 acres of 1.111.1 for il�e City. X N, ALLAPATTAH m I i6cT L_71TLISM 7. G'r%"t Center 'r —.1 Cent' Phase Inl7rastructure IMPLF_rAEr-jTATl0PJ RESPONSIBILITY lb,parlment of Pub] Ic Work% of) 1171 OTHER' PROJECTS "MIEF SVrATILIS EXPECTE17-1 rinnourj ,M,Lr ALLOCATEIV) I3r=9CR1_PT1DM TIME Ibis phaz. entaills the comtruc- flip lirprow.troct Ion tion of concrete cijrh% and qlitterS. itwetinil tnidt 10.1cP in aephall: Pavement, CoUrfete side- retirnary. 111r, colmtriwt- w;vlk%, dwainatle and landscapin(l. ion work inclmle% 0. , "I I P, I,( stvrpt 4111 N.W. 71 ipirace (11.11. m w %tt -Opt (N.W. I Cninrt-fi Avemse) N.W 72 L-111p (N.W. I 0"'. - r, Aveoup) N.W. 4 Conut (N.W. Lanp. 250 feet 10111.1i) N.W. 5 Avenue ( ILW. 79 litrect). flip comtrnt tioll wirk 1, I timp I e f ed. OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED Artilc3UNT Pj r lim"PLEMENTATION FIR EF BTA-VtJ9 CEIrAPLETION -1 �PpojECT raMr ALLICCATEFF3 T:- _. M ITL, PrS 0EGCR:pTIGpj TIME PeSPONSIMILITY TITLE 8. Historic Preservation We fleritaile Tru-t Acquisitloo of Or. Jack"In"; Acquisitiflo k 1`0111111PIP- 190 S.w. 12th terrace Office ]he property ba-, ber" Ird Y,.,)," 1pa�rfl tit Path Irunt for a rental of one dollar per year. Re"ovatilin vif or. fack-wn', orfire fill,. pro,im f i% f 0111111411fIff 1 9. 1 Historic preservation 1plannintl Departwnt This protpram entails life l"'Ifnillry or sile% of historic lod archittric- biral sitfnific,"n— within th- city and tile qlpvploltlwnt of a liroqlr.lnl for their preservation. %itp- for future at.iliskition will be d"09"a- ted. A historic preservationist Will he ll;rp.il to a%, the lq4)lewlltation of the lieritage conservation 7o"inq Ordillance. rp, search anti lot tile evaluatinn of historic %trnrNrp.%. operational julle, '1111 year lo.fiflo 1) t 1, Y.,- r ALLAFFkt I Am m J1111111-- UTHER PHUit=L� I ::I EXPFr.Trr-) Pnoic- CT IMPLE-114111-2 NTATION UrItUr- STATU SO COAMILFTION I I IN r TITLE nE-spoNsimILITY' 1312- rsUnIPTION TIMF ALLOE--Arr 7 11. 0 Iffstorfc Preservation Public Health trust Relocation*of the Alamn. live Alamtj Project completed. of the Alamo was the first hospital in the Miami 'area. We Wre rplocatinq this structure to presprve it for future generation%. nitice the site whprp it Is presently located will he tised for Jack -on Memorial Iloqpital Pxpans I oil. Miami Rivrrrront Sp6cfal- Dade Coonty 11110 and ]Ili% proln-'sm which Con-,Iq;tpd of A resolution wan, pa,;-;rd ty Center Department of CommlinitV land acq0rition for shoppinq. Ivy tile collalli—ion oil Area bounded by: Ilevelopme"t rpereatfn"al and cultural areas their meetinq of N.W. 5th Street oil Lite adjarp"t to Lite Miami Rivpr has i-pbruary 11. 19117 north, been O;rnntinupd. Tile fund% that continninq tivi-, project N.W. fith Aveniip oil Lite still rpnvain for this projpct are and aothnri,-i"(I V150.000 east. being considerisd for reallocation in he realloratpil to the N.W. 4th Street on tile to thp Downtown 1-tomms Parkprojrct. Garment Center Expansion south, and tile Projrr t. flip funfK that Miami River on tile west %till rrivain in this projec 1. were tr;rd for land at.91lisition or .111 area itivitpellately accro-z-, Lite Liminvois Park and all- jacent to thp Miami River. Con0deration is loeing iliven to tanitf, the reninaol of till-; project with thp Limmins Park Projpct. I]. III yrat � 11h Yinir rith Y0,11. M I F � 0,�Va, v : M ; . .4 Y) I PnOJECT JIMPI-r-mr-ritTATION I TITLE I REsporiNSIMILITY 13E C" PTION ----------------- Citywide Mi. — 1 11 --ttor r 12. Department Of frmmollt-Y ]his pvoqrm loovides fiful"Cial R Iti ly-ld. ily 11nosinq t1evi,loPment .1-nistance for rehabilitation to "I'll'am qualified owner% of "Iltifamily rR.h-b.illtattion loan - p.; located in Comm'"AtY P r grill structor rogram I)PVPIOIWwnt tarqrt arew;. 12. ,I> pROJECTS 1� prr*rr�; STINTUS M7-4-�-T 7- ^mouriT A 1j - -r LL11-ATr70 ALLEMATF0 �roq qty lm% received twenty- - 11111 Yr.)? tbrre QI) 1"'I" applirat- ints- for relt-lbilit,11.1011 Of mo itif.litlily nt.ructure,; to differpot l-ji-qvi: arra�. and 1� floreotly Prof'-';q- inq 1hrio. Reb-11#11it-100" CO-t pjhjj,jjp,, jrP hPintl Prepare'l for I.Or (4) holiffillon lo".1led in Cof�oljjjj Crove. 11011,11)ill� t.jtjon vtork i-. 4111.1pt-w-ly in a 111111fil"q in the 'kneltowo ate'v� ;even rehillillibIlit'll Cn�,t ,ire heillt) fire - pared for pr-pertie'Z located in 1 11.1 1p 11.1vall"l. �;i,t (1;) jo.io appliratino� have bepo approyeff it) 1,111, arpa� 11"Iff 1,; doirot prrlituioary fe"10- Willy " holy fill' "Ifle (9) i6-onit ntro-lorp- in wyownml. Applitlot il revirwinq ("11 p"tifluffe I'll- rrhabil it'll ino 0 a 47-onit I-OlIffil"I iticatell in file (1vortiOto ?,ItAet .ir a, All,wation, rrnm tile Convuoilv, PlIve101"lleot jolm Bill ploviraill are .W;" 1101111 11-1 to food rphabillt4ti011 Of "1111" f.1mily %trortureq forat- 11 in the rilk"I'Mocit-1 Vi%tll (W10,11110). Model City. .... —N� ALLAPATTA14 12.1 7) 1) "infri-ir-i-T 1trnPLr=mt:rJTATIclPJ I DRIEF Citywide (Coll't) liultifal"IlY flousinq Rehabilitation Loan program (Coot N) citywide Single Idellil t.oan Program lJousing Rellabilitatio Department of Co"I'll"litY lw!velolwllt I t)epartment of Coulunnity Development. Cj*rl_l r T A F-0 OU I% IT STATUS A L L E I G A T rt D r_3 r_] SPC lorevioll, liatle de"cription. ($200.000). and Overtown I pt"'Jeck I'll-Iflio-I (S400APO). lhis program prOVIdP% fin assistance for prolw.rty 41�1111111p. ment to qualified owner-occul'Ants of single family atilt f1ciplex dwell- ing units located In the desig- nated Great Neighborhood. Addit- ional foodinq% throulill Section 12 Rehahilitation loan Prograin 1% avail,lille oil bases through 11111). this pro.ie(A Is being Implemented In the following cofnmufitylfeveloj�- ment. target arew Allapattall, Edison/1-ittle River, coconut Grove. little Kivalla, Model 4:itY- 4"d willwood. :Ir,Oq 111O.I.,itionaL A :1.1111,11.1tive lot'll I . IF . ...... "of fred '11A ninety-one (491) C,he, Ildve IWVP J�nftllljeted citywillP. I he slim of $6,290,1101) 11,1% been went Of' the�e ""' in tile lelt!(Ae4l CN1111110t) Uevejolmient areas. wh Year ,-,jojj4o Ith Year 14b Year ALLAVAI "A" ...... . . . . . . . . 04 4,- PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED AMOUNT � STATUS ComPLETION PROJECT IMPLemeriTATION aaSCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED TITLE RESPONSIBILITY Th r. rm 11 nq awl Program n f .. de'l I'. It -3 _u" I F r,r,,,, I in It 14. Contractor Traininq Ctintractor Training A FThis proqram provides train, 0 Imier funded 51,h Year �.r t Dpiteinpartit. Inc. an0stance for minority con ractors wi th Cf)"w'"ItY f1"vPI"P- Meat Rinck Grant fund,.] arlb docinirvitS, nPCPss,'rY 15. 1 llousing Assistance Diemnstration Pro.lect 3 n pr, 11 for city bid procedurm ime mivana Activities This proqrain provid", Prnqr.lm un lonflpr funded ad Nutritions Center of counselling anti other t1b"I'al Willi (:014111111ity I"ploll ade County. Inc. assistance to newly arrived lialti,111 ",put Illock Graut 11,114K. I and Cuban Refutirt'S. I 34. I qu,nul) - filb Y-ar .1, 1w— . ALLAPATTA14 - rt PUBLIC SERVICES to 16.1 17. 1 I I PUBLIC SERVICES Ex 3ECTED ANIOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATFO T RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME TITLE This prog ram rtation ro' PlVqr FM 4(10 - 9th Year Ides free trans- Protiram it; operational fillip. Iql1r, 151.5110 - 6111 Year Target Area-wlde Action Community Center. This program prov 101.1no - 701 Year Transportation Program Inc. portation for the elderly and day 2()4.40U - Rth Year care progranmr,. 204r 224,8411 -101:11 Year City-wide lint Meals Rafael Villaverde This prot1rafn will provide servicer, Proqram I,; operational 2�jjio() - Hill Year - 91.11 Year Program Activities A flutritions to the low and moderate income -10111 Year Center or Oade County. Piderly and handicapped pprqon� linc. I of the city. Citywide Elderly Meals J.E.S.C.A. Program I this program will provide services Program is operational June, 11111r, 11111 Year 111.1i Year to low and moderate income elderly 71,r)1m -101.1i Year and handicapped persons of the City of Miami. I I a PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED ^i%nour.JT PROJECT PRO� IMPLEMENTATION I EIRIFF STATUS COMPLETION [—C ALLOCATF-0 TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME 19. Citywide Mlaml-Microcomputer 1hi s project wi I I prov We con,1111 - Thin Project has been rundr. have 10th Year Microcomputer Training Technological Education roundation. Inc. training to approximately seven hundred and fifty (750) underprivi- cancelled. bee" reallocated to other reallocatell fn othpr vicial rervice Project leged youth, age I to 10, residing sncial service prnilrams. prniirams . 20.1 Citywide Programs for Department of Parks the Handicapped I and Recreation I" all Citywide target areas. Emphasis will be on stoodentn from inner city areas which lack the facilities and/or opportunities for this training: Model City, Overtown. and Edison/Little River Ibis project Is desiqnpol to restore and increase service% for the dis- abled citizpnn of the City by pro- viding recreational opportunities for disabled Individuals regardless of age or disability. Programs include swimming. %ailing. camping. wheelchair sports and special olympics. and passive activities such an ceramics, table gamen. social outinqn. special event% and fine art%. Program Is operational I '11111e. 111M, 1$7.1o.ollf) - Inth yr-ar A 1 16^1 rV r It"" I l� 16 tIjij, 1 22. 1 7) EcOlMOMIC OEVELORIVIENT PnOJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATIOrQ I RESPONSIBILITY EIRIEF OESCRIPTIOP4 STATUS Economic Development Local Development Corporation Department of Economic Development I Miami Capital Do!velopment. Inc. FXrECTFO AMCIIJrJT COMPLETION MT 13 TIPAE ALLOCATEDi If II year lbl% project prnvidp% fionds to Prnqram j� operatinnal Jitnp. 1985 finance the activities of the 4111 Year Department of Fcnnnmic- Development - city of Miami, which 1% citcrently Mb Y ra r attracting new enterprises as well 1111 yrar as attemptinq to upgrade the ypne- 250.01)(1 - Bill Y ea 1, ral economic and Intsiness activity 250-111111111 - 4v it Ypar of tile city. 7fif;,1161 -111lb Year rreation of a citywide develol"llent corporation to work with the Cit y of Miami to provide financial lgisines-, development and 10all packaging. technical and manaijerial assistance. and overall coordinatiovi of neighborhood econnfnic revitali- zation. profirain ir operational I 'Illne, 19,11) I I---- — - � . ____ ___ 1--_ _ __ - lov-1 111 - '1111 yval, 71,jijinll - 61 If Yc,,vr Irm,(1111) - /Ih Year �j 11. 914 111h Yvar 12(),ollo fill YP.lr I ALLAPAT' f A"- 0) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IMPLr-211VIEFUTATIori 9-3 R 1 E F RESPONSIMILITY OF-SCRIPTION I STATUS FXPFr—TE-:[3 COPAMP-roori TIPAr= IJT AMOUNT ALLOCATEO Planninq Department. Thk proqr-im providm; low intrrest Minfeq oil 1.1ti- prn.jei t lflll�, Economic Developmenit. loan% for grant% for facade improve ha-� lire" Iran-Jerv-pif to Department nwnt% within designated cotimierrial the Conviterrial Okf.rict revitali7ation di%trict%. the Si(piaije Vitulraiii which followInq are the CRO's, partiripat- entail- a fiind to sioliva(le, ing in this profiram: within Ille MLIIII; pp.;Iqlll Cocontel Grove 111C. �,mfll Plaia. Wyttiminoul Gar-mrot. Opportifnity Centel" Critter allot lemort rity lAtIll, River livilimtrial Allapatfah Mprchavit,, A�,,.oriatioin Dintrif, I.. Slaisdardi ipil Martirs Itilher Kinq Economic qi(I"'Iffe ["r flevelopment Corptiration public. riqht-of-way aitil dintrifA intlentifiration Allahattah IttiOness Development have berti developed. Aiathor i I v the nrliartinewit if Fill- Itailian la�k force vinittir Diveltillitirtit hair; prepared a plao pinpo,;.0 Overlown Frotinmit I'levelolittirist ri)r flis- Corporation or the niii1li-year fitoilrd RynWO04 rconfinlic Development project I"gf fqlol.ritrt�, Corporation. have berit opproved. flip Wyllwilrill t(fintimit- Develop - the maximlim amnietit per builifinq nient Corporation han rehabilitated I- S2,M0. and no fj"lliplefell file paintillof monie% allocated for 110% project of pleveit (11) propertle will tv iv;ed hv parl.kipatinq lof atell Its the Wyllwillid aqencies to cover adminirtrative area. Felt (It?) f(mvier- co%t. The City will fund 701 of 1, M I III-I)IIrt-I to- have herl the, farade rehabilitatioti pirlittram p.iiiiied ill the Allapat- and local merchants will contribitte lah rostinerrial di-frict. with a 301 matchinq anvoinit. flip 4-ollillipl-rial facallf, litliviratil ill 111i"on/I 11.1 to River of flip "tittle Itait! Cooillunt-rial M,triul DrOtliv Contlieti- tion', whigh riltivil- palittinil thirforti (11) bisninp-% firtin. Paintint of piqlvt (11) atid Mill- (4) rittiew-vt la I % tritt t'll-pi fill , II)II mll Y"'ll. ;,1111,0110 9111 Yn.ir 23. FXPECTEO �T XPrCT �M T UN I%MtjtjrJT PROJECT IMPLumeriTATION 1711RIEF STATUS COMMF I rA;p ALL13CATF-11 OESCRIPTION TIMISH rJESpOr r RE a IMILITV TITLE jSIMILITY I% llavana avill Clicollut Grove "Ill yrar respectivPlY. I Proi(Iraill Opel . a I I ( I I I a I -little, 1`1115 1 - 9Ih Yoar _lmh Yt-ar 4vll 1 0 1 1 A PAT. T A 14! -V ) empt- r r4i rz ru TAT I a N IlEspmuSIGILITV ":T: LE E! ETOIT 25. [�Ci.tywide Technical Departmrnt of Economic As irt _. ance Prog Assistance Program to Development L Loan Recipients oan Recipients I)rpartment nf Economic 26. Citywide Small Businp%s investment Corporation Development, .F ! tinter 93F-SCRIPTIOPJ Y) 13EVELORIVIENT EXPECTF" ArVirifiNT STATUS COMPLETION T I P41 F-: ALLOCATE13 This project flind!; specialized and Prot1rain i- operational hine, 19115 Ino.flon - MOO YeAr technical assistance to loan recipients throullb thp Department nf Economic Dpvelopment. This project will fund 1hp ptirclease of an operating WIC to idr"tifY Invertmrnt opportunities in !Irowintl companies wherpkY investments can lie made in retoirn for equity posi- Lions, Otis leveraginti the intial capital dollar investment over three times. Metro Mide CountY will match this appropriation in the amount of S100.0110. S 'Iol),000 - 10111 ye-11, I I- -- - - - . - A L r - - 412ATTAR IV ) PROJECT IrV11,31-11PAMUTATION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 1111-IlEr- OF-SCRIPT143N .—.- 11 ,r) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT rITATUS; COMPLETION AP4101-fri r W TIME LLUCATED Technical Department Ibis Citywide of Economic project finuir. specialized and Proilram i- opprational June, 19115 lon,olln - loll, Ypar� Assistance Program to Developwnl. technical assistance to loan Loan Recipient% recipients through the Department of Economic Development. Citywide Small Business Wpartment of Economic This pro.ipct will fund slip purchase Prnr1ram k opprational 11,ne. 111M, '31m,11ol? 10111 yr,11, Investment Corporation Development or an operating WIL to Idplitify Investment opportunities in �Irowinq companies whereky inveitments can top made In return for equity posi- tions. thus leveraginq the intial capital dollar investment over three times. 14ptro Dade County will match this appropriation in the amount of S100.0M). A, L -J 27. 213. hil ECONOMIC DENIELAA110PIVIENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION rmiEF STATUS COPWIFTLE T I ON I AM TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' IZIESCRIPTION TIMr- LILE el Gitywide Local Initiative Department of Fcon(mic Ihi% pro(.1ram provides for the Prnqram i-, operational Support Corporation Development awardinq of qrant-, and Inan-, to Proqram commitinity development corporation% under the local Initiative Support Corporation Proqram which will e%tablish a local office in association with Greater Miami Ifni ted. Mini UDAG/Fconomic Department of [conoinit Ihi-. project will foind -everal I'sind,; Wvp bern repro - Development DCVPIOIWWIlt A-ommqjnity-lja�.;piI efonomir development graiiiiied to the Allapattab ortlaniYatinn% which will he selected Flderly C.enter I'arility from those sulitivittinil proposair. to at Orti% Park and to the implement economic development Downtown I'lailler "'treet ictivitle% anti promte bisine%s Planter Area life .1rowth in the Community Development ProJect. Project canrpl- tarqet area. left. 4.1. Lit INT (17 AT r: r-1 I$- - 10111 Ynar� At tier loro ipt I 1IRW N s. ...... ..... 29. 0 30. PUBLIC SERVICEE; EXPECTISO PROJECT IMPLEMEMTATION F3RIEF S APAOUMIT vTATUry COMPLETIOM TITLE RESPOMSIMILITY Mr—MIPTION TIME ALLOCAT170 Citywide Youth Leader%hilv Aspira of Ilorida. Inc. Project provides educational couu- Protiram I-, oppratitinal �rpt. 10, MIS A Crime Prevention spling and leadership development Proqram to 250 youth between the aqes or 11-25 on a Citywide basis. Project will establich seven (1) Aspira clubs at the following sites: two (2) local hiqh -schook, four (4) local junior Milli schook and a quh rederation comprised or Opcted members from the other Clubs. Citywide Youth Rridqe Youth (.'o-0p. Inc. Project provide, coun-,Plinij and Prolram i,; operational ,Ppt. IH. 11111"I Counselinq employment related activitips on a ywide ha%ls to youth 11-75 yearn Z 11, e of acip. Project utilizP.; "bridge counselors" recruited from local universities and junior collrije-; to interview youth and their fami- lips and assese, prolvIrms and counsel the partie% involved on both a qrnup and individual bi%i-;. Crisis counseliog is available on a 24 hour basis. Project will %Prve 100 youth during the contract trim. loft, Yea'. 11KII yvar �4 NO PUBLIC SERVICES I I5)(pFC%=-E1 ArvicitiNT STATUS PA ALLOCATE" IrV1PLF-mr=rjjrATION T I M IF=_ PnOJECT "r1:spc)N.SISILITV TITLE 11), mill ---------- Project Pr(I'vide'; a laily nutritional Pr rer Senior renterS Of 1,,qlnql plojerly citywide 119me [)I'll' Dadr Col"AY- Inc. sollnif Ineal to 1"'"Oe of 200 perso'V; ftalS Proqram perlon% at a rale will serve APPT03t* per day. Pro.je(t imatply 1.01Y) eldprlyt h"Whound fraij/handicalIPP'l ppr,;onl; On a c, t r 'itywidp b,%%J% dorinq the contra term- . 0 A, --7t kh, on) co IMW(Mm a2 lk am 44. ALLAPA"A" 4A W . r� % PT -4 ALLAPATTAR' I COUI-10UNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOM MUENDATIONS liTHYEAR 'ALLAPATTAH 44. �A 5, A!_ 5; 1*) -VA) ALLAPATTKH PROPOSEI I rAFF I S Al. LOCAT I (IN PROJECT CliYWIDE BOARD NECOMMIAMAT 1014S PROJECT DLsatIPTI011 RECOMMEMDAT I 01IS 117LE cervit-es proilram is sup- LIAPATIAll Ei-DIRLY Illis 'ro' ra" Provides Illedis all" portive social,. recreational and IRVICIS educational services for 600 111111111pli Allapiltt,111 cited elderly residents of tile Vt%liollillity Action, Ill( Alldl)dLtdh tdr9et 13rea- fpAJISKIRTAI ION P10NA14 Action U111111111nily Centel'. IAC. 11I.S1111MIAl. PAIHT mux�llrjl OLp,krLuient. Of collollu" i LY Ileve I opillen t the project provides door-to-d"Ors jilelliand-restionsIE! transportation ser- vices for elderly anti handicapped City residol!'"ts. Ihe a9ency providesi services on a CItYwide I'as's with eliqllldsis on the AllapaLtah and tit0c 114vana target areas. Boaj-d rec011illiends approvd] of Stdff's This 011901119 5-L recoumended for fig.dinq it tile Sallie recolm,0111datiOns- level as Iist year. service proqrdio is Board recollmiends approval o ,Laff's this Ono vo % at tile Sallie recousitended for fli"dill(I recotiviell(Idt! Of's - level ds itist yetir Tol,il fundinq ret.ollitiended for 0i .11-I!,Is is $317.460. 111rougli the Residential Pdlflt Pro- j()W_jncme tarqet d11V4 hoille- on a "first Owners will be provided, coule-first served' haSis- With Ild'"ti and painting supplies at no costsfOr tile purpose of polilit.11119 tile L"iterior u., their liollies. Approxilliati-aly 75 low-income houteowliers will receive proo.1raiii liellefits- Uoard recollmlends dl,l,rovdl of Stdff'S recuumiendations. 45 'Ills program. wilith Vills ill't'd"y I lOth r .p. year, is -ecollmiended for tolitilillell (111141111t] hirin-1 the 11th C.D. yedl', $ 38.170 $ 30,000 14 P N T It �4 ALLAPATTAH PROJECT DESCRIPTIOII CITYME BOARD STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDAT I (INS C!.Y0 ECT I Til E (:("4rRCIAL Rrimii.IYA- (ION ASSISTANCE - IACADE 1WROVEMINTS Allapattah Wrchants Association SANIA LUARA RAPID MANSIi SIATION uIlAlt./fIRMUCE MANLEI Alldpattah business Mvelopnient Authoriij lie coiumercidl area facade Board recoommends approval of This ongoing economic development Thro"911 it imr.ments program. owners of staff's recomnenddtion. program is remimended for fundinfi. buildings IOCdted in selected colmoer- cial areas will be provided with financial assistance In mking costlet- ic Improvements to their building tdcddes. The City will provide a graut of of) to SI.400 per facade. witli a miniamm 30% (widing match to he pro- vi4k-d fly the owner of file building. It is anticipated that 22 facattes will lie improved through the program, en- hancing the streetscape and incmdSlflt the owrketability of file areas targeted. this project would assist In file 'i I velopinent of a retail/produce omi��LL dd.jacent to file Santa Clara Rapiti Transit Station site. SSO,O(H) is requested for this pro,ject for equity Infusion. AIIAPAIIAH (:(HIWRCIAL ]his. project is intended to heighten DISTRICT SIGNAGE the visibility of the Allapattaii cm- Planuill'i Wilartlient '"erciii corridor along 14.11. 20 St. Collillonfiy Developlient through the design and strtteqic placement of gateway silinaile. fnlidn- cing the visibility of the colummial corridor Is part ot the overall eco- nondc development stratet for the UY -A] lapattah neighborhood. - IPROPOSED AIA DCAI�0!! ' __ .. ___ _ ___/ I— . ........... $ 30,000 fiTt'i,reconalends fundinq this $15,000 has direddy beco dllor,ited to $ -0- ic Ji tYat-JFe-JjWeT-jjf-$JSWO. the agency for o itlarket analysis and inancial fedGibility Study. If the W)ject is fe,isible, it is recomijeudim that the dileOCY reqlle�,L the funds fr011 thil local Initiative Support Corpimt- tion (L.I.S.C.). Board reciviniends appl-OVd) Of staff's recolumienchition. 46 Is new prniect i� retulmiLpided for 1 $ 2!),(X)I) x : 0. -Z ALLAPATTAH PROJECT CITYWIDE BOARD PROP()SED DESCR I PT I 011 RECOMMENDATIONS RECOM rTAFF A[ I C-CATIO 11LUDATIONS CPR(lj[:Cl TI TLE ECINIMIC DEVULOPHLNT This cousnunity based organization Board reconmiends approval of This ongoing economic development -17,750 Alldpattah Merchants coordinates the City's economic de- staff's reconviiendation. activity is reciHimiended for funding Associdtion, 116c. velopment efforts at the neighbor- at the sdme level dS ld-it Yedr. hood level in the N.W. 36 St. tousiness corridor. The purpose of the (00 is to proiiiote redevelolmient activities and stimuldte Investment opportupl- tie% in this conmerclal district. EDWIMIC OLV11,011MINT AllapdLtah Business lievelopliwilt Authority, Inc. This conmunity based organization coordinates the City's ecommidu de- velopmeni, efforts at the neililiborhood level in the N.W. 20 St. busisiess corridur. The purpose of the 00 is to promote develolinient activities and stimulate investment oppirtionities, in this coildliercial district. Board remmiends approval of staff's reccwimiendation. 47 This is an 011410ilkil L-C41110111i 1* 1!, ment activity'. It is I fundinq at it redimell level, e(Itidl to the other tdrget area (00s. $ 37,150 awe RE PRIN OWN �� APPIN 100 10001PIPPAR If F1111 F101ifieAlfe"Ift—J)PA, FARWIPA FAR R1100—M& MIJ r R 111 ON ALLAPWASTTAH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT' STATUS REPORT I st = 10thYEARS 1975 = 1985 n() Department of Community Development ist Quarter 1985 HM8180-MR-09, 0-JR-F0FK-@B(@jj@Wj0j@rVrp _'Fr@]WieJPctJP-]F&Yrdfr-olfra- Pla Pf@- WROMMI [Fe?jfoojEllfiICP-Jll@ifojL-@IjI 48 P4 EXPRESSWAY N w 39 ST Hill It lIlUlJlkJPUtllJUJL.AJLJL__J 's M=11-A CITY LIMITS gwiFil ! E It E'wi E 6 I-S. I IAX:AI. STOFET I"PftnffffNT, 4, All.ArATTAN STP111 lMPl(WF.nWlS NU 17 AVf' :U4.61.1 C*NTFR FAITIATV 00M 11113 & VIRGO FSIr4lCTIAl MIMI "All NU 16 AVININ AND 16 SlrFfl N W. 29 ST E�E AV"AtF. Allb %) StPl" I I MINI-I'ANK IN CtWOPCIAL APFA (l'AWtlltPl 3 00 10 W. 23 S nri 12 MINI-VANK FnP 711011C W*I%lffr. 511F 016. WU 21 AVPMtt 4NO 1-1 %1VIFT 11 "WNWIMMTS 10 CI'Rll% PARK PAR IS A"WIll. ANO 11 STRFETIrwirFurp, s'"victs 2 14 W.1(3M"P . MM FACKIT . T "W 19 ATFWIF PIM M SIPF1 I W. 20 ST 15 AIJAPATIA" CII.Al WriflWIPIN"10 MIKIN. Pt"AAll.lIATI(* TWlr.PA4 16 "AlIFF1 STI" f7f CIOMKIAIL AND I?IMI%IVIAI APIAS IN AllArATIAN (CAM711111) f, 11 PRIMAIV NEALTW CAPE rPflrlk" (DISITMIMIFO) 910 INANSVIINTAIIM FRICOAM FOR TKF WIPFAIT Jill pAw. w 19 Ell"FIN slwrlcl� 12 2 CPIf" rprwultnu rm%.ItA" fell sf*iwf 1pnif "1 13 bi @I 0 > T 21 AII.ArAIVAN F(l"Mlf DIVIRfIr"I"T (AI.IArATTAW PFVF[nr"ENI AIIFWMITV) P"llwTIM411 0 22 AIJArAIIAR ffnW"lr M010MRf (AllArATORM 119SINTS4 NWI.. AinwiplIV. INC) 14 :w In 1 21 AUArAnAK fif"InIC "MIM"I"T lAtIA?ATIAN "FAVRA"TS ASq1"'TAFf""t k.�j 24 AILAPATTAN FACAIW IfEATMKT rPOWA" 2% AIJAPATIAN Sibl"Wr CrMIFP INYTE: SEF 157 1111N VIAN SIATI'S Pirl")PT FOR rel'Iff'T MR1111`1100 APb SIA11K HSA(MEIGIMORHOOD STRATEGY AREA) GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD ALLAPATTAH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT lst-10th YEAR PROJECTS 0 750 1500 tole* CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT : 9�mlll 49 i I I I . 2. 3. 4. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIEF RTATILIS COMPLETION AMOUNT J TITLE RESPONSIBILITV OF-SCRIPTION TIME ALLIMICATECT Allapattah Local Street. Department. or Project consists or view pavetiient. Project compleled. 1111iie I Improvements Public Wnrk�, curbs and gutters. sidewalks. 111 J 76 - tirl Ynar Phase I - N.W. 28 Street drainaqe. sanitary sewers and land- (17-22 Avenue) scapinq. flatched fly City Iliqliway Bond rund.;. U11, VIII - �'1111 Year Phase 11 - N.W. 28 Street (22-27 Avenue) Street neautirication in Department of this projeut include-, new pavetiient, Pris,ject. rontplel.rd. Ird y("ll. the vicinity of the Pull] ic Work% ciirbs, qnLI.rr%. siviewalk. land - neighborhood facility - scapinq. drainavlo? and tra-li N.W. 19 Avenue from 20 - Dadp County receptacles. ]his 1,; a combined 21-Street City of Miami/lladr Connty project. Street Improvements Deparl.w.nt of Project consists (if view pavenirnt, Prn.jert crimpleted. 111. V19 - I-t. Year N.W. 23 Street from Public Work-; curbs and/or gutters. sidewalks. 741.1114 - Ird Yl,ar 22-27 Avenue drainavie, avid landscaping. (Phase 1) Street Improvements or Deparlment of This project includen thp de-iqn Project completpd. Y0111. N.W. 23 Street from Put)] Ic Works and construction of street pave- ri,11111 r4h Y,,,,,. 17-22 Avenue ment. curbs and qnttern. sidewalk (Phase 11) improvements. storm and sanitary sewers (whPire required). 50 w rr 7 Ll S. 6. N.W. 25th Avenue from N.W. 30th - 31st Street N.W. 30th Street from N.W. 24th - 27th Avenue N.W. 31st Street from N.W. 23rd - 27th Avenue Allapattah Street Improvements ) I 1JUhJ-L.1C IMPROVEMENT P PROJECT 1MPLr=rv1r=r4TATio ni nnour FIE �X P VFLCC: T E: 0 RO, _z TITLE nesportusIBILITY' DESCRIPTIOM rjT/%TUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIM qC To., I I I TIME ALL13CATELY ---------- Allapattah Great Department of Thin projert int-lude-, street pave- Projert ronlil tetI. Neighborhood Street Public Work% ment. curb and qutters. sidewalk Yr, ",I, A Improvements yo r — . s orm an sanitary sewers (where requied). landscapin and street rurnittire. Pade County Public Works t I this project includes trtp piant- inq. sidewalks. �;trret cornpr improvement-. (planter,;. t-urb .11111 quttersJ. curb. q0ter and Odewalk repairs. drainaqe improvemerit. irritlation anti pedestrian crns%fnq (if nee(IM), street ftirniturp. trash recepta(:Ie%. etc. Illi% iq a combined city or Miami/Da project. t omoeteti ror Plmr,r 1. which inclutins, N.W. Uth Ave 41. phaie 6 or 1;t,7r. project. whirh foichide,; N.W. Ifith Weet. will It(, imple- melited by Dade rniirity. — r) I ---- --- -A -.- - 166.6ri'v 1-.1 Year 111,14', r,, It Yvar 0 PU13LIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION F3"lr=r EXPFCTE13 Amourwir TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' aescnIPTION STATUG COMPLETION ALLOCATED TIME 01 Allapattah Street Department of Publ It: The design and constructinn of This project is completed. Improvement Works local street improvements which Phase IV include pavement. curbs and NX 30th Street gutters. sidewalk improvements, (23rd & 24th Avenue) storm and sanitary sirwers. (where required). landscaping and street N.W. 23rd Ave"up furniture. (28th A 32nd Street) N.W. 23rd Aventie (30th & 36th Street) Fldprly Center raruity Departmenit of POT it: This project rntaile. tile construr- Grounillorpaking cprriiinny Jillip. 111115 Curtis Park Works tion of a public facility in file for the rrnter took place N.W. 24th Avenue A Allapattah tarelpt area which will no Novpniher 1, at N.W. 19th Street be used to serve meal% to elderly Ortis Park. Ali addit- rp-.fdent.% of the area. iolval C11111r application for flip amount of $191.670 lviv; hoe,nalsilroverl to jointly finance thr, coiMiroctinit of the facil ify. [fie City Coitimi-sino aut hor 1red tile City fler to enter lotn ri)n-- iract with tile architrcl- iiral firm. Architeck are workinq no flip final ..rhematic drawinel- or the facility and have comple- fell tile lienioll llrvq-lop- mpot documrof.-. Biel-, were rpreived oti flovrinher 19. IM14 allot tile contract award by tilt, City fommis- slon in -rhoduled for December 11. 1(71114. 52 1.711 - I -, 1. Ymir e - 'od Yvar I - 4 fil Yea r 15 111)0 - It 1. It Y l"I I r, .114 1 - 6 t h Year ?91 11116 - 11,11 Yeat- $ .1111),11oll -- Sill Prnip-am l9l.6M - Ith Year _1c PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION or rtrIlEr' TITLE IRESPONSIBILITY =SCRIPTION L UVARK DEVELOPWIEDIT ApArJIJF\IT STATUS3 COM170LETICIN 7 TIME ALLUCATEE) 71 Residential Mini -Park Departitment. of Parks Acquisition and flevelopitirnt of a N-ojprt I-funpleterf. a t NX l6th Avenue park in a high demity residential l6th Street portion of Allapattah. Inqirnvp- pients comi%t of playtiroond equip- mpnt, a ba-ketball coiart. domino tables, chairs, benches anti other improviTuventn. Melrose Nini-Park Departittrnit or Park-.; Expannion anti improveniptite of this Ilip Depariniviol: or Park at NX 25th Avenue A park. life proJee.f. conni%ts of Inntalled the 14,;1 y 30Lh Street injorovenrnt% to the, hall field. rf jo i 1)nw,n t . - i te f urto i playgmutid equipment, a new baskk- titre anti platil. intateria hall court. landscaping. the fenve 11.1% hppn rel irri(lation and %lipiters. cal.rd. life irriflation %vntpin 1% f 1,111111pted. Th I% lit-ojec I f om- Mini-Park in Conmiprcial Departitrnt of Parke. Acfltil4;ition/tle%i(Iii/di-veloilitwtit of This project. has bepri Arpa passive mini-pari. This park ra nce I I ed. con!-,i%t% for shelters. domino tables landscaping aod irrillatimi benches anti lifflitinfl. 41.1)41 "rid Yvar 71.101) Wd Year 56,W/ 41h Yi,ar lliw.rif) ;Iml Ymir 100.0f)l) It -if Year I'ark- for I'mijilp 1.411 Ird Y lit, :1 L Sh I F, 12. 0� 7 M4 7,_ mI 13. FAIM41-IL DEVELOPMENT PnOJECT �J, 51 TITLE F P7101T IMPLUMIM-NTATION REGPI 1 1 13171112-F DESCRIPTION �_TATU__ ia;M-T I .,,=T,-, I N AMOUNT AILLOCATISO Hini Park for Public Department of Parks la"d acquisitinn aird park develop- flo-On'l fit this property 63,1116 1411 year 146using Site No. 16 ment. Improvettlent% cnnsist of a wa% on !;eplinibri 114,19112. 01V Yo,ar lighted basketball court, play- Me de"ifln 1951 N.W. 21st Aventip ground eilnipatent, Irrilfation. land itirlodliol Plan% -fill %capinq and Ilillitinti. qpprifiralloim it;#- the millf-park W.I.; arrrptrd fly the nellIbborhood rmident, and 1111D. It hi1ofol; a hankrtball ro:orti. play arpa, and if k M111 romplelvd. IN' play- (tround -,joilmient Im,; beeo 111%tallpil and flit, lin';kOf hall coort paved. file f "tit rel P Work I,. , filli- p I Pied. lhp unnfraclor I% workimi on wime ponch Ikt fle"m that are p-nd- foil rtm,pletion. P.W., Coolity 11ollsill'i A Ulliall llevelopittent Department will maintain the park and pay [lie water and e1rctrit: jmwer hilln. 110% proje, I I.; rompIpled Intproventents to Departtlie"t of Parks flit% project entailed (lenvial lhi,; projet t wan can - Curtis Park Intprolilpment to the park. such reled. 11.11. 25th Avenue A as. landscapinq. liqhting, and RX 19th Street renovation of the hallffeld anti play area. 54 ;, , 4 13 ".4 m J I 14. LAND ACQUISITIUM PnOJECT I M P L r: M E N TAT I C 1 N rinin r STATUS COMPLETION /\FVIEIUPJ,r on MrJ 7AL7LOCATEU r TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OEscnIPTION TIME Neighborhood Facility Metropol i tan nalle Ilroperty inrlude-; acq'11-0tion of property. (loMlotion, rehabilita- City',, fnnik were lero- vided fnr pt-opprty aripli- yrar Jr,97 N.W. 20th Wept County tion, new construction, parking sit!"". Thi" activity facilities. landscapinq and other has been roiripiptPd. improvements. Me, i% a ccingpined City of Hiami/Dade County project. rill 'N 15. 16. 1�k PROJECT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 0 E rlcn PTIaPJ TNrLjs sTivrus F- Allapattab Greit Deparlim,vit of Usivionity Iltis prt"Iram In-ovidt-s finaticial A comnlativi- lot,t) I)( (,I Neighborhood Siln1le family Ouvelopilient assistance for property improve- floodred and lorty-two tiousing Rehabilitation ment to flodlified owner - Oct; 111"In ts (142) c,ises 1mve bevo Loan Protyam of single family and duplex dwell- tompleted lit file, Allalm loll units located lit the A11,110.1tt,111 fall area. Ali fini4n. Great 11041hbov Food. allocated 1111,11'r 111k project's I,qollllts baVe been [fit- 111.16011. reflabil"Zition mAiviti, ill the Allapalt-th area 'Irp 41%0 V"ImIN-4 in ill, (Alywidt, %in'lle I'lloily Ilinisinq RAmbilit.01no I mot hvill-mil. Market Stody of I'lanninq Department Me stody incloded 11hySiCell and IM'. In oje( I ha�� been Cominercial A Indimtrial ectommult: conditions of different discont ltno�d. ArL%a% in Allapaltali commiercial Immines%es withill the Allditattth �irea, %ite evaloation and analy%is. %urvey% 14, nwner%, topirchants, comonters. and I es i den t %. �1 �j :PR Eal LJE C T IMPLEMENTATION 13VI:F-F M -q%SIBILITY TION TITLE [RESP11M. DIESCIP! P L lerimary 11calth 1:atv lrogram travisimrtal ion Program felt- the I Ith-rly I I dor I V Sery i c w, 20. Crime Prevc-oitioei llade f'olsvity X lAmi 1.11#111"I'lilY (.eolt(w, left . A 1, 1 Alm I I all (:fmollltll Y Actiott, Itoc. Y.M.C.A. Alldllitttall Ill'OtICII file Allollatiall tarejel WVA. Its- , lueltIs 1wrnomwl, drml, stippli,1% ,fill v4plip"Imilf. Illis WA', .1 4�mnlfiflcll fAty fit l4koli/Odde county proj"cil. Piviect f.111100% III two 11011i it) littivith! Iratisportalitwol for elderly rmidmit%. It, aho llf-tsviell" wj�vj(p for list, litit fitt-dis J)"WIV,1111 at file- Allapalfalt 1:otiontillity Utmlor. An eldef,rly proilrditt h, livivill ale-d trefoil A) lapal talk iwi,itilmirlio fell. I I i I y . i m I 1141P "it'd 1,; rect-valion died imtruclion for life- cliferly. jjjj% I'l,l)(fraill fly IIIp Yj-J(A pmw-tv,11 c4mmillitY dwarvvkt�'; thromilt A WHI1411141 11"W1,11,11PO' 011 New to as%i%t ond 1101) vad$ otilt'r III twell t I im'.. _1 ....... I - 19-. ___ _- PtiLE-31-1C SERVICES u)cp�7 r T F�L AMOUNT STATUS Jp4v3L E T _",J� ;r ALLOCATE Tim E .1.1, Ilth yvat I I . 11" fill Yom tit, 1 /0 -little yo.,11, i'll.-ratiolval In,fillit -.fit Yw 6111 Par 10111 w1raill ba" 114-ol Y-Ir Y,-ar E", 21. 22. I Pr--mi\101411C DEVELOPMENT PROJC-Cr��IPMAPLr-�nmnrz%PJTATIO#IJ �c)j :r-T TITLE RESPOINISIDILITY nnirr UESUMPTION STATUS r r- rr rjr [r T, or r ALLrjCArE Allapattah rclffulmic Allaimttab pevejolive.nit A comilunill-Y-bilsetl ortil'inization WI% Development Authority, Inc. fundeil to Provide f-colitimic. develloll- went servicPs in the Allapattall area workinti in conJUnctiOn with the Citywith, toral Develolitnent Corivoration. Aliapattah rconomic Allialvatlah Ilusinf-s' A conowunity-b-Ined oruallilat it'll Proilram operal .1low, 1411!, 6111 /fit Year Development Development Authority, wa" funded to provide ecollimflil. ()III Y,,'Wr ln(:nrporatPd 'I'velopment %prifice'. ill tile Allapattah arr-a workinq in con- junction with the CitYwillP 1.0c,11 Ilevejoloput Corivoration. Ihin Project "Peratrn Allonip tile 71`11.11 %trept corridor. C r-CT I M 172 L r- PA (7- M TAT Crj L-711T Is I 23. Allapattalt Economic Al 1. apal.lah IlercharAn DPVPIOPMC"t A %%ociation 74, A] latlattall fac-ldt' I'llanninq Opparlmr-ill cotominity Develolimpot Della#-joirlitr Allapal-tah MPIAMHI� .W � ECOW-111111C DEVELoPIVIENT Cl 171 I IS S, n : rp� Tr- ,, "I rus. F-S- 11-17 T I r4l r. jillip, VIM ALLfJCI%Trr) V/ Wb h,w b.j-.;Pd ortlan 1 lilt it'll Which IttOvId"S 1,0,01111 /fit 7-1, economic development wlvire� in I I.P0 )if It yp'll the Allallattill, Area In cOnjunc -1111h Y,,a I. with the Cl�vwide Local Develoll- mpnL Corporation. Thk lorn,jett "perate'; alowl the NMI %trept corridor. Thi, pro , iect of paintin'l %ifulle Nmily and duplexes In %trllq:l.11r.11 �.njjljd condition #�. well ,1� commercial r-AabliON"Ptit'; inclodinq qraphics— siona"r and other deOwl Pirl"Pot'— . --- — .. —59- si'vell I ia I Fill i I'l jjjq� llav� I,vj, Imilite-I qincp Flip pro-Itam -.tarl-1 .11, nrt,+.,r Ir,. 1187. [it, Asm-, i-iti011 k Ill File prj),wv� fit 'Iblaininit "od will �Idqf,if A 11YO lu)�111 fit file City. I Ile I'li'l4r, flnut vatAno prt"Itam etitalled nint'l,ev" (19) jintmm It—iff'd ill the I'll'IM .11114. File tpi- aeoiial I'lla" f1f 111i, pov.ji,ft i- f)"OplMr. it '111H) I I It I -I til.filill wh ys"It, � lilt .h twelve arca. it will eltabli, fill�.inp%spj anti Provide I-P will he Ised as Maitch In \ � _____ -- !"-� / -� _-_-- _- DOWWN,�ONUT GROVE "I i- W. Vu.", k, IS A ;�'D i CocoNUT GROVE 41, miW t C i COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT' PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS I I TH YEAR I COCONUT GROVE] 0 myofimm 11 61. A 0 51� vl� 41. 4, , 44"1 I COCONUT GROVE CPROJECT PROJECT CITYWIDE BOARD TITLE DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATIONS COCONUT GROVE PRIMARY uEA1.111 CARL Coconut Grove I'alilily Clinic, Inc. C00014111- GROVL MUITAL HEALTH PROGRAM f4ijilld HCALdl Health Center, Inc. EC(jH011IC DEVI LOPIIFNT coconut Grove Locd] DL-velopment Corporation This program provides outpatient medical. dental and/or family plan- ning services to approximately 1.750 patients. with primary emillasis on residents of the Coconut Grove target drCd. jills procjrdm funds a center which pt-ovides outpatient psychological and/or social casework services to a 111inimmu of 435 clients. with ell4lildsi! on residents of tile Cocolull. Grove tar(jet area. This colig,111"ity based organization provides economic develOPRIClit services dnit revitalization dssistance to businesses located in the ared. PROPOSED, STAFF ALIOCATION RECOMM-ENDATIONS S 31.064 ��avjd_Eeqximiends to-Lq=M-UM IIIIS 011fjoill(l 5OL. a lij at tile fun is recommended for hindio Ajn%���LJ15.000. tar. I SdIlle level as last yL itoard recomitends approval of staff's remmiendation. Board recamiends approval of staff's reconmendation. 62 This Ongoin!l 500d) service pro(Irain is recolimiended for fundillij at tile same level -is. last Yed". lhis onf Ininil econimllic development tigency Is rL-coiiwended for fundill(I at the SdIlle level as last yedr. $ 37,864 $ 31,750 I ) COCONUT GROVE COMMUNITY DEM"VEMLOPMENT STATUS REPORT st . 10thYEARS 1975 w 1985 cw cog W-mm Department of Community Development 1st Quarter 1985 63 w 1.4 IWAI r ..rpti.t o4rvn%r"wi% 411AVIV% TFORAff "if TIA"111-1 rW"VA" IMAI, slowil 1""Kwr" frT , j"rpM$""jn & %$A1,1111#Afl1* -" NT 140 CPAND AVI Mff I TANI flAIA I rpltn W111SIM AC-1611%1111"- S(AllW11 SITF AlFlIPPASIF W4Nt"r Affill"1114* catAl WEIC"W"W"ll WOK10. Wl"A91111TATIM Who 'W"'A' "1*1CACT rAw;pAn JIM: 11111) Ap"Ir vqj,nVNl 1PAINIM rM-NA" IFNA"W FTONAltn" j% Mi At In 41 golf INA"IMINIA11401 ClIt"'W1015 16 rIll1AIV MAI IN CA" To'%'Vjk'. 17 4:0111F Twiviollow 7p,pjt.-. IN HF"lAl WAIT11 CANIP -SM"� eq Irl"Ific wvt#""I ra,14-RA'. wylt: sit m - tinn TIAN SUMS 11111`4101 T(O repiocT w.weiritivo Alm %TA"m " S A (HEIG11901111000 STRATEGY AREA) GREAT HEIG1411ORIVOW PROJECT AREA COCONUT GROVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Ist-10th YEAR PROJECTS 64 I IL Ek 16 3 RD 4) 14.15 16 IS 10 5 �13 19 D6� 0 AVE LOQUAT AVE MAP R WE w w w 12 0 750 150 lots* CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENTI I I I 3, jmpLEMENTATI�Orkl PROJECT rn r- -rj nr _Sp� ILITY ox J61EI TITLE nesporiSIMILIT rLocal Street improvements Dade County Depirturn P hat s e I of Public Works Franklin Avenue from Douglas Road to Plaza Street Phase 11 9ploartment. of P"blic Percival, Oak, rrow and Works Florida Avenue from Douglas Road to Plaza Street also. PI:za Street and Florida Ave ue to Day Avenue 2. Charles Terrace Department of P"blic Tree planting Program Works 4AI'431 G 174 1 r-- r- oEscnIPTION Design and construEtion of .;trppt improvements in accordance with previous HDII desiqn. This is a cootinuation of IN"Ie County's first year project. City ImProvemp"ts intpr-,#!ct with County improvements on Doutli-Is Road and continue on local resi- dential StrePt One block. It wa r .0tched by City Iliqhway Bonds. the pro.ject cOnSist'; Of Pla"t'"I 60 oak trees on Charles lerraco betw(,en Douglas Road and Jeffer Street and then on the cast sid of jefferson Street north of Charles Terrace- fis — -- I IJUU, LIL*;a 11ViPJ14U'VE1V1F-1%1T E rr XrECT C IC33 PMA P L jE IT 1133 N STATUS F n-- FALLOCATE-13 to Year - ir#I Year I $ 11.(11)() - it,l Year sm a nPIEF 13FSCFIIPTICIN Street ImPyOvementi. re, acing surr Dade County DePartn"t try but not rebuildin'l Local Street improveo*nts where necPs%;tjlatjon of valley 3. of public Works streets. IRS fill 14ew York Street from DAY gutters and french drains, Avenue to Bird Avenue and colm-M-tion of deteriorated Street from Day roadway shoulders- and sodding With, llisbiscus ndscapiml with Avenue to Shipping Avenue turf graSSel— U Shipping Avenue from street trees. Hibi scus Street to WW york Street 4. 1 Local Street Inipmvemp""I DWeIrIrstment (if public p, ShippInq llibiscus fro to Bird 5. Street improvene"ts and Planninq I)ep;,rto*nt . I Beautification I 14ciVEIVIF-Im IJUULIC EXpFCTED ArACILINT rj3pApLETIONI /%LLEICATE13:7 STATUS - TIME Psifln 'Intl CORq;tj-"j:tio0 nf IOC' 11 esitie _, improvements,., ntial st", Ing, landscap ncludinq resurfac �torm dral"a(le a0d %iflew'1110%. Desim and bea"t, fir.atiOn (lot . c wep" -is Interse.ti.n 1'et - 11011,41. StrePt And firand Avenue, incilidin, sidewalk I"q,j.Ovpn*,nts anti tree plantinq. 66 41:11 j. CnI141leted. 6111 Y-11, Pro.je(.t C.n111p1M.PfI' F Iti, Year Spriml. cnmpletPll I'le la"d- coniractor ha5 com pleted le work alonq e"J'P_ Th is prn- Grand A I lect 1 '; 201 'rolnp Pted. Ft A J% - ppoJECT TITLE r 6. Grand Avenue Park improvements 6 ra F2'36 Grand Avenue 1Mr3LrsmF-rjTAT1OrJ rjr=Sparj9181L1TV Park% OrPart-MOIL parke tw, 7. 141ni Park Plaza partment S.w. corner of Elizabeth Street and Grand Avenue nFiler g3r--SCRIPTIOP4 PlIase Sports field. 11911tin'le Ijame courts. and parkInq area. Renovation of bawball fiPId- aquisit- lhis project entdils tile ion, lipsign and dcvPIOPw-"t Of passive mini park- P ARK DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED AmL-jurj,r j [r_6�PnP�LETTICOHNIJ : LL-jrL1 jN�jr U, Cjr STATUS TIPAS ALLOWV'rC�Cy Y Year ,' r j roject q.(llljlIe1.Pql. 1,1111 yval- .11*11 Year roject. (111"1111M.H. w,,,% orticially (I'diCate'l on MY 71 7 If!-; have 114-ell fitr a Or di�111,1ved In Cej_ it 1p 11111r. tile on an pxi%tjntj art wal I - Ille Ilark, I)PIP.Irtment 11,11, developed an overall dr%Iqn ha-,rd On It sketcl' P e, I 'entpll 1,y t1le 11lark Art-, Worksholl. Me ( er.amic till's have been �jjaj "I'll .ed and fire4l. of' r"'pt. 17. Mir, q�offqwletpll- 67 — I --- - - — r,4,1% - 11-it Year 1411.3V 411, Year 4,1100 (,111 Year ................ --------- iz �,4 a w a = , m 1, L r-- r, n r-- N T A- r 1 E 3 o" PnOJECT ,,pCjqqqIE%%&YrV C D dp ade collaty for A Ar-q cqui-i de Of �'J,1901. Oak Cast Mile Of RO'J, rercival & Oak rerc rt,etween t,on for Public %.Ide County Ac9uisl * s selected* 1100sing site 19-1 3740 Percival Avenue 19-2 3760-66 'A 19-3 376o-66 19-4 3820 19-5 Lot 38 19-6 3g56-3R58 19-7 Lot 36 civai Avenue 19-8 3PSO Per - . 3285'grooker Ave- j9_12 3775 3193 oak Avl- 19-13 3771 bak Avenue j9_15 3737 Oak Aven'se 3747 " ots 1&2. block 4 19-16 L Road 19-17 3282 DOuqlas 19_18 1278-80 " V3171mV Ewsr -TIGN Pop projeu plan to) illyrid the area including deteriora%p ,d boo bolls s betwPe" three apaot'Awnt Oak & . continues a plan ibis Prokct of structurally rid the area incill deteriorated st"Ictures.9 blljjdjnq� Woo three apartmoll Oak x Percival Ave""", fie F,)MVLr=-r'E3" jt\LLCJr-I\TC -� -lrr , r4i, F-I rL)ID -------------- - I JECT-JIMPLEMENTAT'C" PROJECT T TITLE ITLE RESPEMSIBILITY 10. LAJ\JIJ EXpFCTED /%PAutJrJT EIFIIEF STATUS, COMPLETION ALLor-ATED TIME t3FsCRIPTION __;rFr_TED /%rI0U1qT =Tj -ATCO J Lt3r TIMr AL Fcrcoz ==== I $ jiq5.(0i,3I7 - 4til Year jimiandbli(JI'tin lhir project invOlv"' - ro.11 Yr, Ole - -ition nr six par- S, Acquisition Or s IIqja% acqUIS A I ';ino Rond _ . F I e or wit cl low f1p s West of (W) _ I have .nsity area cels. one of Which ,jig City will acquire aila- ��e i jjyd' ac I re, ) Road. been acquired by depd - pidated residences and vacant lOtr- _ ri." for assemblaqe and redeveloPmPnt The re.majoinq five have -as sjnqle family O!ner-occupipd bepn actlilired by or(Ipr housin lhis 11ro . lect also Incill- of takin(I. udps re ocatioll and clearance. 69 =OJECT TlTt_r fCoconut Grove Great 'on t )cT Heighborhoda 110usin9 N Rehabilitation Loan Program 12.1 Z21111 Second Mortgage Loan Program IMPLEMENTATIOrJ RESPONBIBILITY We CountY 11111) Commulity pplielopment J)Ppartw.nt nnIF-r- t)ESCnIPTI0P4 This, program Provides financial assistance for propertY in'PrOve- ment to qualified owner -occupants of single family and duplex dwell- Ing units located in the Coconut Grove Great f1plillitiorhood. I 1his Project Is an of I the CitY Of I'llami lionw-ownership Assistance loan Program In which funds Will be u%ed to Provide second mnrtq,19P loans to Persons living in tile Coconut Grove tarit.let area. I OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED ^pAc)tjr\j r D [CC 0 N I P L F T 1�10N j r r,T/VrLis ALLOCATED TIME Proqrain olipratioll-fl. A I Flullillativit tot,", or firtripo (vi) cae, have bpen coillpleted. All Allot"lli'll under pro.ipull" accoont: have bppll ItellahilitAtion 'Ictivitip" in thi% M-ea are also reportrA III the fitYwIll"' siliqlp F4,1111ily liousino Rehabilitation 1.0"n Pro(jr-lin. r .,Ix (6) lipinq built alld will he financisil through thiq pl-wjr-mit w I t It ',ef MIII tjort.(piqlp jo.,jo,. A t1rooll of ,o4jifjoil I)tiypr,, for tile hotiqel; ll,*Ive lyern -,Plpl:tp(l. Illf, con-.triwt- jon work oil the-,n hollIes is pi(Ility perreot (901) complete. (NO"lls On come of tlle')e holKes are st.lieglulptl to take place !;Ooo. I— _ — - - . 1. . - _ vi-renilmr, 19114 50 Yvar filh y"ar 911,000 - U.111111, .10" 11111 Proviii-a", roomlercial restoration prot1ram dpsigned to improve the physical conditions Of Se jected business dwellings 10 the Coconut Grove area. Trainin(i was Provided to area residents It, the ficl(I Of graphic arts nw while impip ntlm the restoration. lCaPAPLE-TION rjMr ALLOCATE vT/VT U S TIME 9.1116 - Ircl Year Protiram rnmIlIPI.Pd. F 46.11.1 - 4th Yrar Pro(Iran, wa'- Ilisr"ntintiro A program designed 10 Pa!;P tcllallt/ cnin 'hip by p,hlc, %hortly after t.he landlord rPlat enw"t Or third year and orqatilzinq tenants in the mPnC thereby lmprnvin9 flondingi. neiqhb6rhood. for all the*qopalitY Of h"liqinq epsidents. r r � - Me-; UP`: M �L pU13-1.ju SERVICES FXPF-CTE[3 1% FMV11 Jr3RIF-F STATUS COMPLETION ALLD ppDJECT InnPI-EmmuTATION t3rz- TIPAF tIESpoNSISILITY CRIPTION TITLE Otjr-i r CATFO DJFCT �r 41%ITATIC)r IF31LITY TITLE ----------- hase of van to faclij- Van was purchil-rd for coconut Grove Partial purc its by indigent or prnqram- I-jol furthrr 15. r1lealth,)Clinic tate Clinic vis Tra y ansportation Coq-*jjenU; family Cl inic nostic funding has been provided Tr 101'euL elderly and to carry diag materials to laboratories and I for that purpoee. I hospitals. 16. 1Primary lleal th Care Program Coconut GrOvP ramily Clinic Clinic provl4lPs primary Wdical, protirain 011erilti011,'" - dental and family planninq sprvice, to approximately 1,750 person,; 0" a yearly basis. 12 i. Year '1111le. 4r 1, 11 �jjol Yvar ff Year 4111 Year 117.StIll - ill, Yoor j;%7w) - 61 h Year qq'(14r, - Itti Year 14.4V - g1j, Yvar - ill h Ypar 17,964 -1()tll Year 13 a am r-OUBIJU SEFIVICEEi FXPECT ANIOUNT PROJECT I PAP LE- nnr-- Pi TAT I o N MIFF FSTATUS COMPLET1 ALLOCATED TITLE RESPONSIOILITY 13ESCRIPTION TIME J - ----------- =13J ON rCT TITLE I to directly imptict the I'l-otli-am discrivitill"Pol 61.56A - 61.11 Year Crime, Prevention Program Florida International Progran 67.776 - Ith Yiar fm University anti -social behavior of delinflurnt youths from the Coconut Grove target area who have been involved in at least one serious criminal infraction. 111p program provldPd intpn!;ivp coun%elinq referral services. l)rP-PmPl0Yiiwnt training and cultural Purichmplit activities-1 1B.1 14ental Ilealth Care 14iami mental llealth This proqrani provides mental I Center health care services for thp resi- dents of the Coconut Grove tarqpt I I area. 73 Prnqrani opprational N N "N .1ione. UMS UUWI'41UVVI'4 .11).61.3 - Mh Ymir Atli Ypir 14,472 9th yf'ar �11.11(04 -111111 Year 19. 20. �� m ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION EIRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPDPJSIE31LITY OESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED u(onomic Development Cocollut 6rove l,ocal A coulimmity-based orijanization is Proiji-Am operatimsll. 19811 110.1)(11 61.11 Year oevelopm-rit Corporatim beinti foonded to Ilroville ecollomil: 41,1f))l lift Yisar develotment services with the 1W,11Y) 111h Year citywide local IW,vclflpnw!tlt 11th Yi-ar Corporation. yo"ll, Goonobay 111,oza Connercial Grovites 11nited to I'lli% project will provide I loan llvi% lirmIrmto will Ili- "prillij, 19W) $ 4ouo,fluf) - .1,1115 Hill Relldbilitation As%istance Survive for the ao ' qui%ition ond rehahili- inqviemputed !;hoirtly. I ot I raoll tation of the liki CWto by G.H.T.S. 111(ijint? -1fith Year a for -profit uirlmration ba,;eol in the roconoot Grove Coummonity nevel- olmIK-,,It tayflet ared. this porn.ject will serve as an anchor in lilt! econopok revit-M1,1tioln of the Black Grove Comiercial drea in prevent the creation too Omll .11141 blitlht a. weil as to provide Jok and pul"onic opportunitie% for low do.d nioderate inume residents (if the cirea. 74 Np ;.qs "PA o' . . . . . . . . . . . . DOWNTOWN, im 1r, -1,," �,Tltf�". COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS I ITH YEAR I DOWNTOWN I !7 DOWNTOWN PROJECT TITLE u0mi-toval OPER AT ION tiAltis-IREAR I'midly dill, 111lited ServicL Children's C Inc. of liade Z" "7 I 7� nx ECO110141C 111_V1.101114111T ocimiltowl, 141and 0 Business AssOcia O`VF.RlovM/PAHK WEST REMY17 1-01141141' I""')"UCT PROJECT DESCRIPTION This prourdin provi,les social case- work and coullseli"J services to elderly d0W"tow" residents. The a,,L.ncy is Contracted to serve at least loo persons 00 a yearly basis. 111is colimunitY based orilanization provides business and iliarketill(I istance to businesses J PROPOSED STAFF ALLOCATION: 1POS E DD ,-OCATION CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS pro(Iram is Ws 01110119 social !,Lirvice . ' Board recam"ell(ts apprOvd is recollillended for fundil"I dt thL recollpendati011. siffle level as I.lst, yLar- ing Llj*01141110C &yL.101111101t 37.750 affes This 01190 undiwl Board recollmlends approval Of st program is rec(mit"ell(IL"i for f recons0endation. at the 5dille level ,!. last yedr. management o area. n(Joing Proje(:t is recollf"elitle(I located ill tllL* Xed Oil in the This 0 9kc—t—i — 001 for funding. tails atbllilli- -00drAXAMWA41 000 Tilis 011(joinq project en QLAhL &.siqn. maOetin(J - WR"' r I _ftM!�Tj tarrie strative pldnnir ies associated -S5ft&QM locatton -ea al _. and and relocation act'v't am for ai ocation witi, the redevelOP"Ient progr tarq t t et area. tile area. One-half Of tilis projec Cie —OvertOW--1--- will I)e funded (rm (lowntown. and ofle-half frml the OvertOwn target area. Total funding is $391.000- 76 $195,500 THIS PAGE WAS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS AND/OR TAKING NOTES. 77. EM I ja P05FRIF10405 PRIN-111-ril PTINF0101 FARA FROM RON) 10-1101rRIPP-1 Prid r0IFFNIFIRLAW PIAIRF-ifl NEWORK-1 H-d- WON-! H-1 FROM rpa -a Fer-J-1 WOFFIR-1 PR DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT st m 10thYEARS 1975 w 1985 n Z� () 0V 00 "Mm Department of Community Development Ist Quarter 1985 78 ,I L mi I last MOW I .1 1 F Ir '04mrwn 'I ey St.um at ICAT S cf.psual. "Iles VI 1611MI 120A 21 rAxg Ksor.w VVWWAL 01 AarplTru"'PAS. 11APS1111" 1.95 111 sI I—KrATM pIVfIs WRIXUAV In Sit" II % JVr .Mnat , W,plffiltill'AllIt VF% "rw all"CAll 10" FASp Apl& VISJII (Stritom 6) SIVIFT 15 tcnw*ilc 'I _T "A* S,Atvs atmOT I'm !..Ef I pKI sIq.nIrjj(M AND S'Al"% mSA WEIG1180111*" S"'AI APEA) oWstlo" LITTLF ssAVARA -LUMMUS PARK USA DOW14TOWN NT EVELOPME COMMUNITY DE Ist-loth YEAR pROJECTS N alm. is ST A "USEWAY MD*P CAUSEWAY 0 750 1500 tot@* AMI PLANNING, DE CITY OF IMOI__L PARTMEW a '1111F. I'lAmm Am OFAIFTIVICATInk folm?#481 RNMAI. Of Sill" L BOOM I CENTRAI. "IWO that 4 111111411-Mir nA?A 5 IMMIS rA*9 11TWMA710" 6 BAT#*Ml I'ARK NSI(X I IIF"vwAt Of Aernlyro:111PAI 01,411111t1l'- I.IS t1IT FIL41' I.Al"TWAYINK; Pliffil WhISWAI lwysl—lf� 10 S1WFP-W1RAI% 11 % 11 .mn IASI OTIPIMMITANK Wff-T MOM" ""a r"OVICI 12 11,901115 that APIA R*Sll*tnlAt, oriew-Allom ISICTI(ol 6) 11 "ACIfN SIPM KAMP AAFA 1111 14 MIXON syprins is Eclowl"Ic rqT".c"qwT IM: !.IEF I%I - 10111 VIAN StAIPS 111,1`0101! ION raotycT ow.rairTIM AM SIATIM NSA INEIG1111011101" SIPAIIGY AREA) 00W"'oW'4 LITTLE HAVANA-LUMMUS PARK kSA DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Ist-10th YEAR PROJECTS 0 FLAMER S " W. is ST it —VIEPAETIAIO, CAUSEWAY —MAC ARTIfUR CAUSEWAY r BOULEVARD 0 1501500 tole* CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT 79 IJUWLIC IMPROVEIVIEMY PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY' D"Irtr uEscnIPTION STATUS AMOW4T ALLOCATED fj Tree Planting and lWilown Orvelolmm-nt this prn.lp(:t ron%i%ts or trep thin. proj�, f in r,1111plete, Ir,l Year Beautification Aut;K)rity Planting. new signs. tree qrate� A lotal of twentV-niop N.L. 2nd Avenue from Miami and street furniture. Property (79) trr,,q aiquire,l by Dade Community College to owner% and [)its lnesqp, wi I I sharp Wwntown 1kvplopment, S.C. 2nd Street and In the cost of this activity. AuthoritV for this pro- S.E. Ist Street from jrcl. have boro planted. Miami Avenue to S.E. 2n,l the money 1-41. over haq Avenue. been lm�d fit match mouip'; aplo-upriatp-1 by Miami - Dade (:qlIffloollity rollmle to build a land -rape lip Imtrian "kill it N.L 41,;V Strept I-piween l"t and ?nd Avooe. Said fund- have br-o onpd to cover infrastructure work at flip iiiall. --89— F"', ;. q 2. PROJECT IMPLEMErJTATIDPJ 13RIEF TITLE IRESPOFUSIE31LITY I DESCRIPTION LAND ACQUISITION EXPECTED STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATE[],] Downtown Removal of 11ade County 11111) Part A Sltxn & Blight This is the land acquisition for Property has been the block bounded by N.C. 4th & Sth actloired Street, N.C. Ist A 2nd Aventie, (north of the Pliami-Dade Community campus). The total project scope is for the acquisition, relocation and demolition of the entire block (except the existing fire station) for the construction of a mixed -use development project con- taininq subsidized elderly Musing, ground level retail and academic facilities. Part 0 This is the land acquisition ele- Property has been nw!ot for the block bounded by N.E. acquired. Ist and 2nd Avenue, N.E. 2nd and 3rd Street, (south or the Miami - Dade New World Center campus). the total project scope is for the acquisition. relocation and demoll- tion of the west portion of this block for the eventual construction of expansion facilities for the Hiami-Dade flew World Center catoipus. S)"V5,0110 - 3rd Year 2SO.0110 - 4th Year 491,200 - 5th Year A Is 'N M H 3. 4. PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT I Fro P L r= m rz ri TAT 10 M rl I U F STATUS TITLE I 31LITY RESPONSISILITY I - 93111SCRIPTION [hie, project include(] ac(plisition and development. Thi", Ope" rPace 011 allow for increased leisure time usaqp by childrpn and renl- dpntq; of the arra. the project consists or const 'ruct- ing an information and welcome sign underneath the expressway. It includes landscaping and pavinq. 02 Projpct co"11,10Pd. project cnitipleted. FxPFr—,rrrj COMPLFTION ALLor-ATC-13 WWI Ll 5. PARK DEVELOPMENT EXPFICTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 1711"IEF STATUri COMPLETION Amn- Lji%j,r TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME %Tro ALLOCATED �Lummus Park Renovation Dade Heritage Trust Phase I Fite sirtirlmral work Is 51,4111 - Ird Year N.W. 3rd Street [Arth this project conort% or relocatinq completed. Further reha- 15r".01V - 61h Year River Drive the Wagner Homestead, a historical bilitation of the Waqner site, to Limmit; Park. lkviieOrad 1-, peviding finidraisinq activities which arp iindprway. Phase I I Thp Park� X I'latinintl This project coo -,Ms of rebabili- OrparNirtit. made a prn- for $691,000 tating park structures and land- po-,al of flevcloplimot to inclilde all scatting in the park. Also, side- entry plaza in, N.r. walk repairn In the surrounding lorner of the Park. area. This project will also furniture facilities in Include rehabilitation of a bulk- head wall of approximately 719 feet along the Miami River. r1l)(111111(l and i alld%call i tiff or the area alonq the Miami River aml otht?r mltie-. ',aid propo-,al , amp ha- been approved and file overall developitirtit plao is schpifulpff for tomMe- lint) ill '11111P.191;1r. flip Parke Peparlment I- collectiml base data for this plan . Con%triirtio" of sidewalk-, arninid the park has been ctimpleted. The preliminary rite plan is Complete. (13 13 'z jov'wpl; PARK DEVELDFIMENT EXPFCT ED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF raT^T Lis COMPLETION NT AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME EJ) ALLOCATED 6. Dayfront Park Design Department of Parks This project incitodos bayrock. the flesiqo flevslopmveit 11q,1116 fith Year N.E. 2 Stieet and amphitheater. childrpn's play is 100% rnmpleted. The Biscayne Boulevard area, water. seashore and pedes- final rnnstructino draw- trian facilities. The U"aminity inqs ror thp portion of Development allocation for this the park tn be built by project funded the desiqn the Army Corps, of developmpnt of the Park. Other Enqiner?rs are completed. funding %niircps will he tosed to The cnnstrurtloo work is finance construction work. expected to beqin shortly. 04 IN IN 13 OJECT IMPLEMENTATION STY ppoiECT IMPLEmEniTATION SJOIL TITLE RESPONSIOILITY Removal of Department of Architectural Barriers Public Works Rounded by Biscayne Blvd. H.E. 7th Street H.E. 2od Avenue 1-95 Exit Ramp Landschp- J)epartnw--nt of Ing S.E. 3rd Street Public Works River Walkway fro'" West Downtown Development end of Dallas Park to Authority east end of Convention Center along north batik Public Works of the Miami River. Department Super Murals oowntown Develolmlent Authority Project consisted of constructing ramps for the handicapped, Includ- ing curbs, glitters. asphalt. anti patching where needed - Project consisted of appropriate plant mitterials to beautify tile exit ranq). lhis pro ' Ject consists of building a walkway. it includes paving. bulkheading. litilitinq anti other amenities. project completed. OTHER PROJECT EXPECTED AMOUNT STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED TIME t r 46 Y Project colIJAP1.4111. Con,,truction work at both phaso!s the f.onvent- ion rentprand Fort Dallas Park is 1007, completed. I I murals were painted On PrOJect the outside walls of selected down- town buildings which have high I pedestrian and motorist: VISIbilitY- Ist Year Ard Year Znd Year 25,offl - 3rd Year - Itil Year YeAr Ll UTHEW EXPECTED AMOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIEF STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME L PRO T11 F by flip planninllstudy is Not,1vaillbip 41 h Yva r Southeast/Overtown Park Oowntown Oevelopmpnt A Study fo� the area J)ounded 95 on the north, Biscayne Blvd. completed. The Implemen- rl It yraj- West RedevelQpment Authority & Overtown I- li),1145 - 61 h Yvar Park West Redevelop- on the east. Old FIunicipal Rail- tation phase I- in 09.000 - /ill ynar mp"t Office mad on the south. and Florida East 1proqress. 1'1�rj'0110 - 11111 yrar. Coast Railroad on the west for the 77r,.j)j)0 - III h Yvar development of the proposed New Z4r,,Iiqf) -10th Year Town in town. NOIE: lhiq prn.jert I-, a!-qo- listed in the Ovqrtown area repot-L. Luinus Park Area Nile County 11119 Lvpn though thi% protiram I,; not fhi-; Project in Completed. Residential Relocation directly funded throutin Community Ppvelolmwnt. fund,.; art, rpfinirril tn (Section 8 11011si" support relocation as0stance for Program) the residents who may 11P tmpor- arily displaced durinq rehahflita- tion activities— flip 0D.jeCEIVP 01 the Limms Park Area llousing Program (funded through 4 special grant) 1,; to facilitate the rpha- bilitation of multifamily rental housing for orcupa"cY by familiPn of low and moderate incomP. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TITLE I RESPONSIBILITY' 13. nnier DESCRIPTION IJUWLIC HVIPHU'VEIVIEN17 EXPECTED AMOUNT STATUS COMPLETION MOUNT I TIME ALLOCATEO 0 tj PROJECT I MPL 9 M E N TAT 10 N TITLE IRESPOrisIBILITY I or=g-;Cn PTION I-31JOU G-o' SERVICES EXPECTED AMOUNT STATUTS COMPLETION ALLOCATED TIME cl 1911r, 15.001) - Ird Year 16.1100 - 4th Year Ir"llou - 51.11 Year I () , F, 4 1 - 6th, Year - 70 Year 21.1(10 - nth Year 21.7no - fith Year 23.137() - I 11th Year I SA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT L—P-70j, IMPLEMENTATION I I BRIEF.:" STATUS I EXPECTED tOMPLETION AMOUNT r." Tj I TITLE RESPONSIBILITV' DESCRIPTION TIME a ALLOCATFEY r- Economic Development Downtown Miami - A community -based organization is Program operational 11105 W.00(l - 6th Y(,,w Rosiness Association being'foindeff to provide economic 411.91,6 - /tit Yplr development services with the City- 43,1511 - 11th Ypar wide local Development Corporation 31.150 - 9th Ypar 17,150 -Iffth Year 89 9 Ll I ILL MAVRI E015UNIL11 ILr- nil--- IIIIIIIIIIW� 111M 0 44 `zJ U --------- . . . . . . . . . EDISONILITTLE. RIVER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS I I TH YEAR EE:DISON�LITTLE RIVER. nnv 0 C�mw@Tfimm 90. t N -K 11 1161th T K J V :06DISON/LITTLE RIVER EPROPOSED ALI_ OCATION F- CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF AIXOCATION RECOPI111404DAT IONS pRoJECT REcOMMENDATIONS PROJECT IiESCR I PT I Oil RO TITLE C -T ------------ -is prof.1rdin. whi'll w's Th .no tile lot,, F.11. year, — ----- ...oval of staff's A esidential Pililit P"09I lbrough the � ea holaeownel'swi I I RL5II)rtjjIAL AREA low-incoille tal1let 6r�irst-colllel first - PAINT 1`1166RA14 ie provided on a "f t and Paint- Collilluni ty I )uvelt'll- served" basis. With pain t. no cost. for the pur- Went pi.-partment ill'i suill)"es a lie exteriors of PO%e Of pailltiu(j 1- iumtely 75 I(lw- tlicir homes. ApPrO)(1 -Ive inc()41, hotmown, .rs will recL progratil Ilene f I ts - pjjI This C011111"n'ty baseA organization UE01101141C. DEVII-o provides ecol'011dc develolmOnt ser- tjortheast Miami vices and PrOMOILOS 11111I !"'old"i C.1lauber of C01111"Ce tile l.ittle River Col"llercial nistrict. II HAITI C014"[11- CIAL 111.11ABIL1111ATIM ASSISTANCUFACAUE 114PROMMITS 11,,itiall Ta!ik force Board recoments recomendatio"i- Board recourends approval of staff's recoumiendation. It, coulliercial area facade Till-ough tit owners of juiliroVICHILUt program. ldings located in Selet:ted (-.cmll- bui. -eas wi I I be Pl'"v ided wi tit mrcial at financial assistance in ilukinIj Cos flietic il,1111rovementS to their hoildin9 facades. The CKY will provi& a $1,400 per facade, grant Of UP to 3n% fundintl matcl, to Witil a minill"1111 . e building owner. 1), provided by th It is anticipated thilt 22 facades will be ju4iroved thr011I tile prografill, ,djancing tile Streetscllpe and ilacreds el tile areas ing tile ilml,ketability ot tdr(jeted- Board recoulnends approval of staffis reco"llendatiOn. 91 funued low is ret:0111111elided tor continued funding during tile 111th C.11. yeir. `101)"'"t g 1 1$ 37,750 This 00961119 e0litullic de" program is recollplended for fundi" at tile saute level as last year. This Ongoing project is re(:ojssl1L1nded 30,000 for ftindiog. MODEN* Lit IM MAVAVIM 00, EDISONAITTLE RIVER PROPOSED TION =L�OCA PROJECT PROJECT CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED TITLE DESCRIPTIOU RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIOUS ALLOCATION 7tV LITTLE RAH I c("4ERCIAL AREA GATEWAY Planning DePdrtMeAt V, Bh(AYNL SHOPPING CENIER Kortheoist Miami Clidliber of Commerce Ibis project Includes the beautifl- Board recominends approval of cation avid overal I enhancement of staff's recommendation. several gateways to Little llaitt's commercial area. The gateways are: N.E. 54 St. & N.E. 2 Ave. N.V. 54 St. & N.W. 2 Ave. II.E. 62 St. A H.E. 2 Ave. The proposed Improvements at each intersection will be based on the Raltidn Design Competition Sta"Ildrds and 111dividual site limitiltiOlvs. 1#141rovL11vents include: murals Signage pendant/Landinark Placement LandSCdPing other Improvements this project would Provide- flindintl for the development of the Biscayne Board recommends approval of staff's recommendation. Shopping Center and would (reAte ten (10) new business ownership opportuni tips. 150 new job opportuni ties would I,c created for area residents. $St),nou is requested for thisproject .1 92 MODEN_Ll I ILL MAYMPIA Tills is .1 new prajeLt recoup for funding. This proijr,no is not recomm fundinij. This type or Isrol should be referred to the I Initiative Upport Corpora (L.I.S.C.) for fomd1nij con I I EDISONAITTLE RIVER ROPOS ED Lt. 11 PROPOSED CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF ALLOCAT I ON =ROJE F.ROJ FC T COMM TIONS RECOMMENDATIONS SCfIPTIO CT RECOMMENDATIONS E E last StfillIller is 20.000 EDIS0111 st*141.14 CARE PROGRM liditian Amrican coillounity Associa- Lion of Odde County. Inc. ,his protjl,am provides sUK1ffier activit for Do Itaitian youth in the Edison/ Little River target area- fARLY INTERVIVION this project would provide tutoring T services to 105 students at Edison PROJELT part, Elementary and Jhena Carter Dade County Collollunity Action EleislentarY. The project participants e would receive daily ducational avid A-lencY cultural enrichillefit for three to four hours daily. $65.000 is requested for , this project. ATHALIE RAUGE PARK III -Is project Would consi,�t of to the irrit.ldtioll system PdIks d 14-creatioll all in4irovenents and security lighting. $100,000 Is WildrUllent, re(Illested for this project. Board recomends approval Of staff's reCcpmendation. Board recwm*ndS fundin!I this Board recwwnds approval Of staff's reconalendatio". 93 v MODEC�� LI I ILL HA AMM his prograln opera e "i oith City funds and is recl)""'"le for continued fundin.1 during the Ilth C.D. yedr. Due to other fultiliml priorities. Flew SOCIA service pro.Wcts 0 'lot recouglended for fulldi"9- Comiunity Develowltent ftinds should not be the prilltarY 50ulce for park Improvements. The Patits & Recreation Dept ' should investitiate the 1 11055 i hi)ity Ilf Stdte -11141 feqJel,al i ' rants for this stliji '15 Ldlld and Ndter (jinserv,iti011 Fiond, norida Itecreatioll IJj,�VL-It)J1lWnL Assistd"Ll! Prolit'dill. d1ld till! 111-Imn P�Irk and Itec eation HeCOvOry Progrdin. If r . I for this loc'.1 l,1dtcJw is require activity. thell Coll"1011011 fievelopment funds muld I-e "'nsidelTd. ME -0- I1� i #1 NAd a THIS PACE WAS LEFT BLANK 'INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS ANDJOR TAKING NOTES. 94. 'N I I I 0 iffloorlyrraffi-aiffira-MR] W-- PLO OJOBBOW90-1 PROJI P-H-P-30NO-WO IMFolron-orr-ea srommi rimFpt-wrow,�, i ro, rrr-j i rrt-�,i ri o- 1 prtj. nc,� Frr j we ro fe fr-o-i w- a EDISON/LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT Istmioth YEARS 1975 m 1985 cmw @a nffmm Department of Community Development ist Quarter 1985 "BEFORAPHROF10- 1 95 I N 's I oil i IN 1% . Proke--cm) 7 4 CITY LIMITS;" DUEHA VISTA NSA I"EIG"POPHODD STRATEGY AREA) . ... ........ 7177Til LF� A, GRCAT 14EIGIUR(WRI1001) 1, L t I L 1.2.S.6 1A)CAL STPECT INVINTWEVIENTS LKILLILA 31 COLUMIA SAN11MPT SEWERS DRSIG" Ou 41 STON4 DRA14ACE IMPROVEWWT-- CA 71 LITTIZ. PIVrft CIVINVICIAL CENTEP inrpm.v rmTs Out III "IRMI IW.SIC40 PIA2A REAUErricATim 91 PUMA VISTA STRCrT IMPROVEfIKUT QL OLA to) IE"(W CITY PA" III MUCHA VISTA MrIGHIMIR11009 PARK 121 C'ma" rARK Imrprwr-m.wTs 00 Nd i ?�, I I U U I I I 19 1 LQ 131 ORKLANO GWWT M11"t PRM r J� 1 Ion!! 12 ElFirlut, I jc:,j N.E. 62 ST. L 141 ruumRu PIT"T PAIM IS) LITTIE RIVFW C(VVIERCIAL I'AlUt 11 fif V-7n oil BUENA VISTA SWIt FAmIIj I"IsimG FOE. 54 ST. PF"AMILITATI(W 100 TI".PA4 101) tvismaimp RIVER M.TITAHILT 11THIIIIIATATIM Lj 14 InAn PPFW:RM (jf*S 211.1.) —0 V" 19) IMWPA VISTA F4:fVMIC DFVEIA"mil, (VISc .cMUp,Fo) 113 , p -- 7n) InIa.W1111171.1, RIVER F,lwmc o". fwn%l F— E= �] 21) -ba, NESIDETAL WArAnf TPFATPWNT nnt7CT ED Eli 22) ITITS(IN AFM SCIM. CAPE rpnitc 21 ,I fu 6 IZ: Q�) W"Ifl SEE I%T - IMIN TEAR STAIVS PFrPRT 16"7 "M 110 IF(*T ME SCRIPTI(W STAIIIS BUENA VISTA NSA INEIGHBORHOOD STRATEGY AREA) 17 RESSWAY AND MAT NEIGHIMIno" EDISON/LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1st-10th YEAR PROJECTS a 750 1500 1019* CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT 96 PUBLIC'- IMPROVEMENT * 1 r3RIF-F STATUS EXPECTEO COMPLETION AMOUNT 13ESCRIPTION .1 TtrviE ALLOCATED this project consists of rebuilding Project completed. streets, including sidewalks, curbs and gutters!. Improvements Include roadwav Project completed. swale area treatment, sidewalk repairs and landscaping. to provide for the redesign of the Project completed. Sewei existing system of Buena Vista area Installation was coin - which Is inadequate for future pleted with other city development based on current funds. sewers. R(igrading and resurfacing of Project coitlOeted. streets. the project consists of street and Project completpd. drainage improvements. Project consists of rehuNding Project coiiqpleted. st.-eets. 97 60.369 - Ist Year W'042 - 21111 Year 115,500 - PA: Year 50,649 - Nd Year 9.061 - Ist Year 30.000 2"d Year 50,( 16R 21id Year 1719.1171 - 7nd Year WL.J=L.1LW,r 11V1W1_4LJV=1V1=11m a EXPECTED BRIEF.:' I STATUS I COMPLETION AMOUNT DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Fe _� —9 2J Phase 1: Project completed. S 119,11W, 4th Y,,,11- the project includes new pave- ment, sidewalk. curbs and gutters as necessary. and landscaping. Phase 11: Project completed. 1�)5.5,74 60 Year the project includes new pave- ment, sidpwalk, curbs and gutters an necessary. and landscaping. this project includes landecapinq, Project rnmpletrit. 14,611 1 Ird Year sidewalk repair. sfqnaqp and street fiorniture. Phase I 11: this project incliodrs tipw ProjPrt romplPfed. 6.111 Ist Year pavement, sidewalk. curlis and. Ifi.1177 - 210 Year gutters as necessary, and 125.000 - Ird Year landscaping. 1111i,?33 - 11h Year J.Mfl - rill, Year P-hase..1-V.: Design for the rrhuildinq of local Project rottipIrtril. 1111).000 - �,Ih Yrar streets within the nuena Vista .1114,740 - 61.11 Year NSA for fifth year. Street Im- provempnts include street pavem-nt. curbs and quttprn. %Idr- walks and street landscape for sixth year. pha.s-e. V. Project comists or rebuildIng N.W Project cm,111PIPd. 245,7611 - fith Y"ar Sth Ave. from N.W. 46th 3L * Lu W." 54th St. Funds will bp matched with 1110may Bond funds. 98 'N L1 mwLEMENTATIO�J r; por E S JSIBILITY r(cont'd) RU13LIC 11VIRRUVEIVIE111-1 EXPEC-MID AMOUNT 13PIEF STAT rp COMPLETION DESCRIPTION I TIME I ALLOCATED' 0 Buena Vista I)epartmpnt of Phase VI This projert i, 1:1NIM] Street Improvements Public Work% This project entails the design Phase VI and construction of local streets. which will Include street pavement. curb and gutters. s7idewalks. storm sewers (where required) and land- scaping. The streets involved with the project are: NX 47th Street to NX 49th Street between NX Sth and 6th Avenue. and H.W. 6th Avenue between N.W.46t1i and 50th Street. 99 IM N 4Z` 10. 0 JJAWK UEVELUPWIENT P tRCO) J E C T TITLE TITLE IMPLEMEWATION RESPONSIBILITY DRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION G AMOUNT ALLOCATED Yrar 7nd Year Lemon City Park Departme.nt of Parks Phase I Project CnMpleted. H.E. 59th Street and The proposed deveinimwnt Includes Jrd Ypar r 11 11 r rl"arks N.W. Miami Place game courts. tot -lot, landscaping rith Year and day care facility. Additional for Ppnlvie funds are provided by Park% for People. Phase I this phase entails the renovation Renovation work I,; undpr- rail. IqF14 of the existing park which IncludP way. A npw ronf IWIS I)PP11 Installation of playqround equip- ip-,t.alIPd at the Lmlin ment. picnic tables, sod and other City Ilay Care Centpr. landscapinq material. Buena Vista Oepartment of Parks This project provides for a neigh- ProJPct #:nn'PIPtPd- 2r,5.964 - 2nd Year 66,1137 - .1rd Ypar Neighborhood Park borhood park which includes a basketball court, tot -lot, and - �)th Year NX 2nd Avenue between 52-53 Street (west side) passive area. 100 -A ;J; , -RIM, R'. 12 S PARK DEVELUPIVIENT I EXPECTED, ANTOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COrAPLETION TITLE I RESPONSIBILITY I DESCRIPTION I TIrAE ALLOCATED Edison Park Improvements Corner N.W. 62nd Street A Department of Parks Phase I New bulkheading and solar water Project cnmpleted. 414,544 - ?n(I Year 5th Avenue heaters for competition swim meet; and year-round use of pool. Phase 11 improvements to auditorium - Oakland Grove Mini Park Department of Parks Design and development of a mini Project ronipipted. 17'�100 - Ird Year H.E. 83rd Street and park. 3rd Avenue 101 14 a 1 16. 0 PARK DEVELOPMENT EXPFCTEO AfVIOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATU S COMPLETION [ TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Pullman Mini Park Department of Parks Construction of basketball court, Project completed. S 74.110 Ird Year 49th St. between N.W. lst landscaping. tot -lot. and general Ave. & H. Miami Ave. park improvements. Little River Department of Parks Design and development of a minf- Project completed. 'tid Year 50.00U - 13rd Year Commercial Park park. 30,227 - 4th Year 8025 N.E. 2nd Ave. 17.500 - Sth Year Woodson Park Building & Vehicle This project entails the construc- Project completed. - 11th Year Maintenance tion of an urban plaza at the entry way or the Miami Design Plaza as part of a comprehensive program designed to improve the physical environment of the area through landscaping and construction of a mall and pedestal to support a sculpture. This project was expended to the Wynwood Community Development target area. J_ 102 t I IN 0 Ah 131:11113JECT IMPI-nmeniTATION "RIEF RE tiesCRIPTION TITLE SporiSIBILITY S Community Development This program provides financial 17. Buena Vista Single ramily assistance to qualified owner- Ilousing Rehabilitation Department occupants of' single family duplex Loan Program dwelling units located in the Buena Vista neighborhood. 18. Edison/Little River Community Development This project provides low Interest Multifamily Housing Department financial assistance to bring Rehabilitation Loan substandard housing units up to code through the rehabilitation or existing multifamily residential structures In the Edison/Little River target area. OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED AM0 uf%JT STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATEU .1 TIME A cumillative tOtAI Of On-qninq prnilram $ 342,6142 - Uh Year one hundred anti twelve 51ir,.0011 - Sth Year (112) -,inqle family IR9,564 - 61-h Year Citywitle Ftindr, - III housing rehabilitation cases have been closed. Ith, Oth anol 10th The City housing rehabil Year% itation activities are also reported lit the Citywide Slitille Family Rehabilitation Loan Program. The City is procensinq applications for two (7) December. 11114 2150.0111)(11 - lnbq Bill Prntiram Imiltifamily buildinqr, consisting of 512 and A units. Rehabilltati011 of the 517-oinit buildln(l was approved and the loan closinq took place on Aii(lust 3, 19R4. Rehabillitation work In underway. It ban been determined that rebabil- ftation of the 0-tinit structurp in not feas- 19. 20. 21. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTE01 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STAT us COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONS11311-11TV DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Buena Vista Economic Buena Vista Local A community -based organization was This project has been S 50.000 - 6th Year Development Development Corporation funded to provide economic develop- discontinued. 5o,onn - Ith Year ment services with the Citywide Local Development Corporation. Edison/Little River Little River A community -based organization is Proqram operational. Nne, 1905 3/,1148 - 6th Year Economic Development Commerce Association being funded to provide econnmic 27,894 - 7th Year development services with the 43.750 - 8th Ye4r Citywide Local Development 37.750 - 9th Year Corporation. 37.750 -10th Year Residential Facade Planning & Community This pilot project provides funds A total of twenty-five 21,ono 11th Year Treatment Project Development Departments to Improve facades of residential (25) houses located in structures to help enhance the the Edison/Btiena Vista overall appearance of the area. tar4liet area have been painted throtigh this program which is 100Z M4 r(miplete. I 1 14 o �!� We 22. m PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TITLE IRESPONSIBILITY PUBLIC SERVICES T EXPECTED BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT DESCRIPTION I TIME I ALLOCATEO' 23. 1:' ? i A % s sk) PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS I COMPLETION I AMouriT I TITLE -1 RESPOrJSIBILITV DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Comprehensjve Ilaitlan lialtian American Project provides comprehensive Program is operational Sept. 30, 1985 Social Services Program Community Development social services to lialtian resident� Association of Dade of the Edison/Little River Target County, Inc. Area. Services include: informat- ion/referral. emergency food and housing related legal assistance. Project will serve a minitmmn of 1.125 unduplicated persons during the contract term. 14,902 - 10th Year LITTLE vJAVANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS I I TH YEAR [LITTLE HAVANA ul mvwffum 107. k 4', HAVANA LITTLE OPUSC111014 I-ROJECT p Cl 14 1'03 IIESCRIPTIO LE C1 CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDAT IONS STAFF RECOMMENDAT10_11S LLOC - A� I Tt ih- Board reconvivands aPPrOV3I Of This on -Ping Social Service prolirdfil for fulldin (I at tile 39,930 is cuumullity 401111 Tit proqrava provides M"157411cr limited trans- st,,ffos rectmoseridation. is recontliended sajoe level as last year. flituation, edlIcation. Ol VLY portlation and case work services tot' Ipped persons Associati(w, for the elderly and/or loindica, ighborho011. tittle 11avalia n 76.460 cied, Inc. in tile 11(idrd rec(muletills aPPrOvdl Of staff's service Pro-Jrwil This (10-901119 t lie (or foolditw!] at 11,11pily CUITIR jilit, protirain provides child &velol- day care prOgran's for 00 reCallilLoda Li oil. is, recoimended saitte level as last year. ctiullcrpt 111clit avid dren in the Little llavatia neighbor Catholic C111111"Inity hand at tittle Havana Cullmillity !.el -vices, Inc. Center. -coomiends approval of Board rL This tlll_goillj 5,LjdI �,ej,Vj(e pro(jrdill for fillidilitil at tile 11110FAIA11 This pi -tqrun provides contprebellsAve Stlimlier cdnip for Lllil� staff-s recoliviendation. is reccovitended sawe level as JaSt year. ilild care and Cathnlic Ctaliminitv drett 6 to 14 years old ilicilitlinq a_ it .11 evelolqueni, will( 1. -all, of social r0q, Services, lnc� i s ujf�red for teenagers. of staf f,s This oll_qoillij social service program 14,470 ted social servi(es LITTLE 11tVAilp. E41111LACH lilis Illultiface low incune residents Board re conwend s approval recoltillentla tion. is ri-t-wouended for 11111di'19 It tile level as last Vdr- program serves tir r I t.r of tile Little 11avacia tar(jet area. It Vices jocitide indi idual avid Set -licy rathalic (10101111nity AUICY tMitil; couitseliFig, lited eioel.19E Services, Inc. f fillailcial assistance, if) callia it, mid referral services 108 V I �q t F. HAVANA LITTLE pRoJECT �E (:�RO CT DESCRIPTIO" E lills pl-mjrasn provides snc'al service! ASSINIANCE 10 1111 -disilit) to V'Suall' tl BLIND and recreational 11, andicapPed residents of tile Little idl Home for Industr livina neitubbOrt'0011- tile Bli od Foundlit- jun. Inc. TRAMPOW [At 1011 lbis program provides duor-t0-d00r delitand-resliGuse traie iportation sev- ; handicapped fit q Atiun CU!"Ill"i ty vices to elderly an' s ser- rei .11ts. be a!lency providL ;I(IL - wl I" CItYwide basis Centel', Inc- vil 's on a CL ellti.hasis 0" lite Alla pattall and Littl 't areas. Il.v.nd tdrJL funding would prttvide C"ATIVE ONIONS i4lit A POSITIVE LIVING lite rejuested funds for staff and admililistriltive In c0lint!ctioll with the 1041 tlIVIR 011"t HT expenses (jedred to limentation Of a Pr09ratil it% a share Littlt lldvdlld Activities and match elderly PeOPle bou%ing. transll()rta tion and littill!) wl Rutrition fente I Inc- expense program. $230,620 is for lite Pro ject. Ilade County. quested W CITYWIDE BOARD It COMENDWONS approval of staff's T1 Board recommmends I recunitiendation. is Bilard recolimends approval of staff's reC00*11da"o"' Ward rec011mlends approval of staff's reconsuendation. 109 sTAFF �PRL0tP0OCSAET01OII RECOMIAEN!�ATIOIIS s Ongoing social service 66.9bo rLcatmiended fill' ful"11114 at tile le level as list year. his (1111joint) 500,11 ,erviLe pr"'WO, 54,4150 s rec(Himlended for fill"Jill(I at tile jjIlle level its 11111t year. Total fluld inq recoilmendUll "Ir fit areas is 1317.460. Due tA Otlier funditol pri4irities, new $ -0- 'Idects are not ""W"I ,Octal service it, x,en(led for fUndill1l, T 7�11 �U ............ LITTLE HAVANA PROPISElilot, STAFF ALL CI ID Oj"T TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTIO11 TARO cITYWIDE BOARD I TZEENDBAO IONS RECOMMENDATIONS i=EC RECOMMENDATIO111S �_l ds approval c If staff's service Prn"ral" This Ongoing soc".tfunAinq at tile is recolmlmnded Too 6GAO AS SI!,TAtjr[ 10 lift social Wlry'CeS 1his pro(jr4mn Pruvi&ls visuall training to Y Board recolmn recotowndation saille level as 1,15t Year. BLIND ial and recreaLioll of tile Little andicapped residents industrial Ilolne for neigliborhoOd. tile Blind roluld"t- 54,450 ion. Inc- approval Of it seryke Pr0' tram This on.joinq S001 . I at the Is "I for fundlof TRAIISP011 IAI ION lbis program pro vides duor-W-110" transportation set' Board rei collivends, Staff's reCOlmaendati011. recOl"I'LlIal! Total fluid- 1 as laht year. sjIjle leve L d tor all areas Is pitDiAtAM delikuld-respOnse III ed City to elderly and hao icapp in.] recolultend $317,460. Actiun coilloulli I y vices s ser- residents. Tile agency provide CitYwide basis- w1i'll Centel'. Inc. vices on a le ellyllasis on the Allapattah and Litt It areas. 11,viloa targe 1pproval (if stdff's me to other fundju,j p,inrities, new social ervice proiect', are tint rectmil .IVE OP110? IS [,,It I pruvide be r,(Itmsted funding WOUII, ti,dtive A adtflini! BW recoitmilds rd recolutendation. for fundioll- funds for stall an le A POSITIVE 1-'V'Mf' in connection With t IL 1141 'n"Is ared to I IjV I Rolitif HT L n of a progritill 9L entatitt in a shared )tile Little Itava"d match elderly Ile( I Activities and bOu_,jnq. trampOrtition and living 230,628 is re- jut,.ition Centers 01 expense program. UddL county. Inc. questod for tile pro.iect 109 5"" VANA FRI TLE HA LIT ROPOSEID) sTAFF Tj RECO14MEND CITYWIDE BOARD PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS C"OJEC T DESCRIPTION 111L P ALl.00 'art E 'collmienliLd itw this new project is rL of staff's Board reCtMends approval fundint). Ligh tile cOlmlercial area facade lit- recoilikiendation- 1hrol C(WVj[R(:lAL RLUAB11.1 '1141rovement PrO!lr,,, owers Of but lected confiffercial TAT 100 ASSISIANCE iiiis located in se ncial [ACADt 114PROVEM1111S areas will 1, p,olfided with fifla n illak 1 "9 cosiffetic iptirove- Business assistance ' lhe #jJe,r huldiiiiii facades. r Opportunity —n L ,,nt to I fic. (Aty will provide a sirant. of UP to %j.,q(JO per facade �, with a minimixii 30% funding Oldtch to he 1 movided by tile lallilding —ter. It is anticipated 'd thd t 22 fdCd1WS Will be ioqlroVe throu'lls OIL proiji-am, ealidlicint) the strCeiscape and iocreasinii the Uldr- amlity of the areas tarfieted. -rile eco"Olilir welolillie"t activity is -0- let dL 11110 to �ed Board recoulnends approval Of ille tuodiml re,iiisud would be U5 staff's recoll"fendation. "'ovations to AlIN (PIART111 C011-111- to finance eXteflOr "L IIEN%IVE iAC lildjllq� located in tile latinQuarter I ABE II&AT tlj1Aj pj1()T pPOJLCT in accordance. with approved design j,,,j fli-partliltilt . I lines of Spanish architectural qu'( e -eet 091%dile- flavor and to finance stj $2W.0110 is re'Ples ted for this project - lin not recon"Iended in%, other fundinif Priorities. HAVANA T LITTLE TITLE C:PR0:-1jECl LCOII(W-1IC OLVLOPMENT his c(Almmulty 'based organization ic development ser- ecOn0imt,lization "all Business provides assistance vices and rev to Oil! tar9et dred- 'llier. Opportunity CL to businesses Inc. [CuN jjr UVELoPIVIT 01 t. based Organization "'is cfxmuul Yj oversees the hosiness an, 's OR Ill[ tATIN otiARTt 11 coordinates develolule"t and exPanslOn Of tile 'nt area. Latin Quarter redUve](4lue I it tie Ildvana fkj�ty .1opment. Author ve Inc. Itf.S11IINIIAL PAINT 'deutial Paint pro- Throutill Ule rest Lar"ict area holne- low-i"Colle I -firsL ppociRAM Irdin, 9 1 be plovided. on a 0% ners will with paint t served" basis, Department (If come -firs supplies at 110 cost for mity w-velopment, and pai"t-1119 xteriur I. he purpose Of Ila juting the 4- Approximately 75 of Lheir Wiles- low-income holficOwll t.,rs will receive I'l -0,11-aill heltefits* ---------- P"SEIDI T : I(IN pROPOSED CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF ALLOCATION RECOMME14DATI S RECOMMENDATIONS Tilts ontioing elAbluAllic t dl"41 Board recounmands apPrOVII of staff S prottran, is recotwelle-Ilded for ull ie sallo! level as last year. recoluoundatioll. r.-.11t 7t1�0--s.(j, r This Ongointi ecoomllic develolmok!"t 37.750 Board reconsuends approval of prn(jr,1111 is recoltntended for tundinq staff's recotmwelldatiOn- at tile sulte level ds last yedr. approval of suff's This prn'llraill, Wit ch W�ls j,1411pliented $ 30,001) Board recouluends in tile Midildttall 1I,uj flison-Little reco,joliendation. lover C-D * tal"I't M,ejs durintj the lOth C.D. ye,Ij,' is reciAlgliended for juiplement,1001" in "te 1 ' ttle ili' ViAnd tarijet area. TIT 04 ONALLY TO ALLOW ,R TAKING NOTES. 112. L LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT st a 10thYEARS 1975 w 1985 C" @T MW Department of Community Development 1 st Quarter 1985 I 0080dowswowwww F ca-FORAFROWN(do We 1050,F]FROIROW11 PORRIM 501 PIFFIFfai RN f 0 Fdr-Ral ON NO FO W- or LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT I STATUS REPORT Ist a 10thYEARS 1975w1985 Department of Community Development 1 st Quarter 1985 113. 7 q% I %Tufty rww(RT.wvrS IN T"r. VICINITT or "MINITIF ff"Ill 2 OATIN 4XIANIFIl SMIN INPUR111"IS I sin twormMillf, I - 6 96 ANT40114 HAIFO (DOMINO) "fill PAPY 13 S WENMSOX PAM TWIVInNENTS G 1111111 HAVANA CWMWIIIV CIKIFN "INI-I'All I IMt WARTI IAW NW 7 ST . . . . . 8 111IFFOSIM TANK I"I'llOVININTS 9 1.17111 HAVANA LAND A(AflqtTVM 710 MI -IC R(NMI*- CD _jog q 1 CIC31=1---1 BE, 1 1117. 1! 7!11 �rLrjj L J rl r E Ej r JED - IR 10 1,AWP AM?)-ITInN PAR IN-rIIJ INAKINC. a0mr [--IT— I r---lr—1 �=C—� - = c: 0 r A-Ir— r I 10 It MARINI. A3113W. COPMR111T 03"I'll APPITSITIO". E9 EE3E9 IWOMMKIS AND 1.11PANIUM W131' FLAGLER Sl 12 allim "umin nAzA Aim "y"wim, HIBBIff -0 111,111TVAND (I'llASI. 11 EIBH It LITTILE NAVANA N.S.A. SFCTIOR�N tr= )E= L 10MUSIM "MRAM t i0EDEJE: CEL-11 1--1=1 10000 0 14 14111.11PA"Ill IMUSINr 11111AIIIIIIATTON IOAN I'W"All 1:2=1=1091131 or --I 100000 -1 17-11 IS 1.17111 HAVANA OUTREACH I'llf"All S.w 8 ST. sw. 0 sr. in EJEJ 0 - - EJ—Q 16 ClITIA CAllf TPOrRA" jBI f—1 -. n 11111 001 I[rll - 11 INVIE."A".11 SERVICES TOP W FIXORIT FFM WE 31 C- -1 lor fill sw to sr 11-11 c= U r cu-ji lu: 18 INANSMIATI110 I'MMA" w 19 C(MINITT MITI! OAT ral CL -117 r=j 9E cz 1,,1 70 ASSISTANCT TO THE III INP __j L--j 71 MSISTANCT TO TIFF TANNIN Sw 17 ST. IN, 72 ASSISTAN41 10 IfIr TOOIN 4, nfKWI,T KANctllffl) ri 12 �9) 21 NOTIEL SENVI(TS U41% I'll"CIANS (IOSS 2111.) fw t V 24 MrSIUMIAL AlItA I(AlK I'MMAN f"'; 811.1) li 2 28 of wi 2S rroffacul Am mms mirpia i No% mit-) 4 26 SOCIAL U11091.11 AIDS JOP'; I'S"11:1101 f PISS 911 IA 21 tcl*Kmlc Kvnjwmmv 15011c) 2B FrONONIC W.MNIM TON Tut MIN 401ANIFN (IMAW 79 1 ITTU HAVANA 474"IFOCIAL REMAZILITATIOM (.w a STIFFI) NNNmi, Nq& twiminnnsincto STRATEGY ARM POIF* SFI IST - 1019 VIAN SIA1111 111PnIll MR LITTLE IIAVANA - UJIMMUS PAWN NSA IIES(RII'll"N ANN SIATIM LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 0 750 1500 lSt-10th YEAR PROJECTS CITY OF MIAMI'PLANNING DEPARTMENT 114. tic 1%; I I PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED AMOUNT "'n "J LC17CUATED ______1RESPOr#JSI81 BRIEF STATUS COMPLETIUrJ J PROJECT imPLEmENTATION DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCAT ED' T TITL LITV ITLE I I des street pave- Project is completed. 1. Street Improvements in Department of Public This,project inclu the Vicinity of Community Works ment curbs and gutters. sidewalks and drainage Improvements, land - Center scaping and street furniture. S.M. 9th Avenue from S.W. Ist to 2nd Street S.W. 2nd Street from S.W. gth to 10th Avenue Latin Quarter Department of Public This project involves the laying Project is completed. Sewer Improvements Works of storm and sanitary sewers In the S.W. Oth Street area of the Latin Quarter. I MODEL CITY L PA 14K rjr--VFELUP1V1ErdT EXPECTED ArvIDLINT nnIEF STATUS CapApLETION TIPAE A LLOCAT' ED ppDjECT IMPLEMIErqTATION RESPONSIBILITY 13ESCRIPTICINJ TITLE I: In tile Fall, 1911!i 7(1().Ono 10th ye"'* Department of Con lunity 7his project provid,91, the nece%%arY cost associated Thin proqram -,tagp and will planninq shortly. 3. Site Improvements Development funding to cover with the in%tallatiOn of utility- be Implemented equipment, construction of side walk-, and cUrbc'Jt%- (;'Jr'9 21111 Year of rest room facil- Project i�; 7 11*(1 year I.q MaceO (DOM JpO Mini Dep rtmCnt Of Public 11 Constn iction RIP%. 4. Antonio Park) Improvements Works S.W. 15th Avenue S.W. ath Street A rjeVELUPWIENT 'Mott eXpnCTED ^MC3LIrJT CoMPLETioN ALLOCATED ST^-TUC-3V TIME j irscrA IrApLrr -r^ DFSr_FJJPT10r4 PROJECT RESPONSItJILITV $ Ird yr,"r TITLE th" Project Is Departme"t Of Parks This project loclud6s tion of playqronnd eq01P1w-nt, land - court. Henderson Park scapinq and a basketball improvements 971 W.M. 2nd Street rA 597 - 4th Year Project 1% compiptrd. 17 (1111, - qh Year pepartment Of Parks children's project consists of table% and shelters, 6. Little H avana CO"minity Center t4ini Park play area. sitting seats to Play domlno* art Pla?a, land%raping' S.W. 9th Avenue area. irrigation and llghtinq. S.U. 2nd Street 117. IM oil w r= X P STATUS TIVAE MPLr-- ME PJ-rAT 'a ra OF-SCRIPTIOT'll 3rd Year ppajECT RF-r,POPJS'[3%L%Ty -Fall. IqA4 4 15 (tno - 197,1)11 - 4th Year ToirLE The project inclutivin Conctruction Play- ill, Contractor 15 con n tal%r.ella- tiour"ll with thistroject park, for Pe"111" prnilram Gr-"t Riverfro"t DwPpartalkent Of ks of a %,"joring Pon, IC rap'lex, re,r,1I-iOn center' ncous work* Iliplptp 1% 99% co . The 11pARR 7. Jose fUrtl park Avenue lirculld ' is hall. I poll baskethi'll and 11;urts. Softball field. Pil itepartmPot has 'uhm,tted .. ilpiIiicatino S.w 4th S.W: 4th Street volleyball ,tinq icn arv.l 'Ith paviliont I'll alk care and to the Land r"n- Fisn'll St"""al fact tie%. rive ir mar* p a full aln. open a furni li.atinlli sit servation Appropridtin" for to help NO k a inq e ir Iltaii nd P antinq $"00.0m Phase in year Ird year yp.lr of parks this PrNe" f the des the Acqul';i- stallation 0 lbi-, project i"Clu The In, ntil- and _i9p of all lrrlqatiOn ';Ystp" kip- 601 Yea /fit) Riverside p431,k 11ppartwnt tinn. relocation ind FASO" r In ity park. active a -em" rem-liniliq funds izing shortly "hen beclin park, for lvwrovements llIll loatliri,11, h,1vP been S.w. 4th street 16 all rereived- S.W. rith Avenue am 11R. 0 7 JXCQUISITIOPJ LAND EXPECTEO AMOLIPJT ATUB COMPLETION ALLOCATED BRIEF ST TIME PROJECT IPAPLEMENTA"ON SCRIPT913PJ -------- TITLE RF9pOpj9IUjLITV $311 , ()jyj 2nd Year ition is conj)letd- 6110,01111 3rd Year Ibis project includes land acqUi- AcqUis Dade CnuntY sition for a public housing for the Little Havana elderly in tile Little Havana target Land Acquisition for Public Housing area ()esignated sites incinde: "a ConinunitY Center a, Little NO I, S.W. 17tit Ave. 4 4th St. and c. S.W Uth Ave. & 2nd St- S.W 12th Ave. It Ist St- d. S.W. 13th Ave. & Ist St- $3011j)(10 10th Year of This program is in the Fall. 19115 This program is an expansic "Ing stage and will Department Of Community 14jami liomeownership Assistance p la tly. 10. Land Acquisition for Development Program whereby funds will be used be mpleme"tPd shor Infill 14ousing to acquire land for construction e of surtax financed second mortgag housing- I =tMVIP L Egrw E rj TAT 10 1 w;PA Al ppoiECT 11311 jqESpow9Il3ILITV TITLE sp jouildinq I)PP&rtW-nl rNanUA Artime C-00"!'Y eft Center AcquiSitio", Ine & ExpansiOn liVroveMentl Eil;n'liy.- 12. 1 Cuban Memorial Plaza A De.parltient of p"hIlc Works Mewrial 00 Phase I I oTHER PROJECTS FXPFCTEU = I%ppC)UfOT r'E - i3tj IT 13 ^P sTATUS c c� n n s,3 L� eT 10 N ^LjLCIr_^TF0 13pler TortlE I3EgC"IpTjGrA The now holldin', Ilan bell" phase, 1 11, 11 cpilpleted RellOViltion Of 3rd year thi% pro,iff.t is to the roof �f Bilildinq A 1" 41 h Year The purlx)Se Of ighbor- I poildinti 14 Sth Yp.lr -ral"Pose ne th" nn,nnn nth Year develffl) a "'Ol" social*, cul- E=Plhep fIP0VOl1SIo!ql- bond center to 11OU'Se tural and cololvUllity-tyPe activi- ronstrUcAlOn VIOrk of 1.110 ties. lit Includes acqUISItIOn Of Mini P1114 I; renovation or one build- A" ,rrhRm:Ioraj Firm has no the site* - a c 0 ", I- can- been ing and tructI.o of a n- or III rpA a -s f tant for the renovation Pat: to provide ;Ijitable office ar ,,mnity service aqew.ies. dp.;J(jn Plan of 11101,111141 ing is provided. A. 1110 3rchliects ""'ve r'niiii'leiml the schomitir. de,;iqn pha-e. 110 addit- ona, c.on%t,-Iiq:tion work I,,; p1trip,cwt otitil other f,,djo,j qource'; ire IdP"- tifip,d for this activity' project rha-%e III To covet, (01A nvpl.t.11n of con'tror- tion air pltform for th" section a Elderly 1101,Sinq Project f:onstructio" Of two brick-P.1ved Projert I't rnpipleted. plazas and I"Iflyovetient'; to a third One. ronstructi"n Of a bronze 3 a. rap I f CuN Wtall8tin't Of lent to "I.aS Madrpm- Also. nplue"Ters trian amp niti,,. jj;ht1 irrlqation and landsr rAUULL U I Y 0 I t - �Ill Yar 114 146 ;1ol Oar I " lit) 1rd Year rM ppOjECT IMPLEMENTATIOrd TITLI I RESpOriSIBILITY Little Ilavana Heighborb strategy Av*a Section 8 Musing PMqraM 14. 1Multifamily 110us'ng Rehabilitation Loan Program Department of Comiminity I)Pve)Olw.nt Department of Community Development I 9 OTHER PR93JECTS EXPECTED -rE ^rviouNT 4 C103MPLF-TION A OUr ALLOCATE7 TIME F MMEF STATUS TIME ALLOCATED; DESCRIPTION F F Even though this program 1% not directly fultd0d through Community Up,tplopment, funds are requirrd to support r(!Incatlon as-Istance for the residents, On may be tf"- r:rily di splacod during rebabili- t tion activities. lite ObjPrtive of the Little II;*%vam., Nelqhborhooll Strategy Area Section 8 Musing Program (funded through a special a grant) is to facilitate the reh,- bilitation of multifamily rental housing for occupancY by families of low atilt imlilerate Inc(mr. Ibis program Provide% low intpre%t loans for moderate rehatillitRtIO" to qUa I I f IL41 ownere of imil t I f aml IV residential structures located In the east section Of the Little Ilavana target area. It will %up- plement the ongoing Citywide Witt - family Rehabilitation Loan Program. rhp rphallilitatin" Prli- twenty-one (21) striir- tures totaling four hun, dred and eiqhiY (4-qf)) units have beef' cOmPlIti" undpr thi% PrOJect. Ilik pro(Iraill 1% 1" tile plan"I"(1 ntatlix atilt will �hp implemented 0iortly. S 49J13 - 4th Year 127,362 - 51,li Year - fith Year inq project I s - )I'll) ypll. %WV't - ' : . - . I , 0. 0 W' PF— �P" q pR�OJFCT I.rLF_ IPAPLF-MF-NTAT113N I E3"IEF RESPON81BILITY OF-scRIPTION STATUS *4 PUBLIC SERVICF-S EXPECTEE) AMOUNT ClUrq r COMPLETION 11 =0 LOCATED TIME AL =� L t 7 4(10 - qJ, Year Catholic Commilnity 14111ti-facr ice pro- Proqram OPPI or trd social sery panic low income 15. Little Havana fOutre(alc1h)aPro9ram Spi,vices. Inc. I gram. servinq residents bf the Little Havana I tar.get area. lhp program provide'; and family,colinsplina, individual limited emergency financial ance referral and information' servicPl;. Child Care Program Catholic comm"nity Program provides cOmPrehPn';Ive Proqram Operational carp and slimmer camp for I(). services. Ific. child 6 to 14 years old. Also, children i a program of soc al development is offered for teenagers. Ihis project sp.rves incapacitated Proqrlm (liqujintivnied 17. Ilomemakpr Services Dade C011111Y residents with their homP "OPPP- for the Elderly 11unkin Respoircps 0 R] 122. June. 1,111') 44,16.) - F, I - 64.9,9W - Ith Year' (,I'lp - 11fIl Year - qtll Yrnr -101,11 Yea" 2tid Ye"?* 3rd Year 4th Year 51.397 5til Year r,fi.11Ifi f;lh Year r,1.441 7til Year 64-1flo n1ji Year 64.3011 fith Year 70.1141 Voa r . ... ...... . �,na Yvar 14, ar '.11110 _ .11-il Yo, gl.qlf) - 4til Year 94. 1 rl) - q, t h Year t) 1. 7(11) - r)1,11 Year qTT'111 - Ith Year - sth Year 18. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF TITLE IRESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION ITransportation Program Action Community Center in IThis project provides free trans- portation for the elderly and day care programs in Little Havana. To provide child development and day care programs for children In the Little Havana neighborhood at Little Ilavana Community Center. To provide social services ::,d, ly recreational training to v handicapped residents of the Little Havana neighborhood. _ _. 123__ - I PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTE STATUS GaMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATED Program operational. hine, 19115 10,161 - 2nd Year 77 9,829 - 3rd Year 3 20,925 4th Year Year i 68,R30 - 5th Year h Year 31,000 6th Year Year 39.200 Ith Year 49,500 11th Year 49,500 gth Year 54,450 -10th Year Program operational. Joine, 19115 119.281 - Sth Year SH.490 - 6th Year 61,991 - 7th Year 69,500 - Oth Year 69,500 - 9th Year 76,450 -10th Year Program operational. I �Iune, 19115 40,000 - 5th Year 40,000 - 6th, Year 42.400 - 7th Year 44,500 - 8th, Year 44.500 - 9th Year 66,950 -10th Year 10 PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTMO Amoutu"r r-t3r4lPLETION ALLOCATED i3piEF s-rATUS TIMIE ppOJECT IrAPLEMENTAT10M OF-SCnIPTION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY I June, 19115 24.700 - 5th YeAr Program Operational. 32,999 - 6th Year iation for the TO provide community infOn""Ong 34 600 - 7th Year 21. Assistance to the Elderly Assoc education. limited transportation 36:300 - 8th Year Useful Aged. Inc- vices for elderly - 9th year and case Work ser t i 36,300 and/or handicapped persons in he 3q,930 -10th year I ittle liavana neighborhood. 22. Assistance to the youth & Elderly This project provides social Ibis program was not Accion Centers Inc. services for the youth and implemented. I elderly. 1* -124. — I — ---- - -- --- 1 $ - itit Year 24. 19F rlrrJT J IPTIM BRIEF 13P p C3 SCR paiEcT IMPLEmEriTATIOM r T TITLE ITY I ITLE FlESpCiriSIBILITY 13ESCRIPTION Ilotel Services Interamerican Chamber This project provided a trainloll and placement progrolo for hotel Jobs Program of Commerce services. Participants ""' vile recruited from the Little Ila an. target area and placed In downtown hotels. Residential Area Little llava"aAct'er',1.tfeJ I.nlsap-lect provided a train- 1 9 nd employment program which jobs Program e, & Nutrition C Inc. Bade County. .11 rovide for minor repairs to owned by reslidpential structures low and moderate income residents of the area. Program participants will be recruited fromthe Little ilavana target area and elderly will be given priority homeowners for repairs and painting Of dwell- ing units. PUBLIC: SERVICES EXPECTED APAOtJPJT COMPLETIOM :STA:TUS TIMIR ALLOCATED �.tLramerlran 1ha-ber 100,001) - tuill, jobs Bill program C. rce . I I'l emented Isproject and provided lining to one hundred I fifty (150) to"1111111- ted persons AS Of 11tember 30,19114. The 09ram also funded sala- es of five (5) agency ployees working On this tivity. ibis project completed. he Little Bavana Activ- Our. ties and Nutrition Jobs Bill Program enter of Dade County. nc. implemented this ,roject which ran from Ictober 1. 19113 to ;eptember 30, 19114. ThiS1 ,ctivity provided C011- ;truction related job training to forty-five (45) undupliciltell Pat— ticipants durin'l till! fiscal year '83-414. it dl%O covered salary requirements of three (3) agency employees involved to this p"09 ram. This prnje�t i% completed- 25. IN N PROJECT TITLE Commercial Area Jobs Program N 13 IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY PUBLIC SERVICES BRIEF EXPECTEKY 93ESCRIPTIOrd STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT I I TIME I ALLOCATEO Small Business This project provided a train - Opportunity Center. Inc. ing and employment program which will provide for painting and minor repairs to commercial build- ings in the area. Program partici- pants will be recruited from the Little Havana target area. This project provided a train- ing and employment program for social worker aides and food service workers. Program partici- ants will be recruited from the Little Havana target area. 1-26. The Small Business Oplinr tunity Center, Inc. implemented this project which ran from October 1, 1983, to September 30 19114. This activity provided constructin" related job training to forty-five (45) undupil- cated participants durbil F.Y. '83-'114. Program funds also covered sala- ries of three (3) agency employees who worked In the Implementation of this activity. This project is cnmpleted. the Senior Centers of Dade County. Inc. Imple- mented this project which wits In effect from October 1. 1983 to September 30, 19114. During fiscal year 181- 184 seventeett (17) par- ticipants entered the Social Worker Aide Train. Ing Project. Program also covered salary requirements of four (4) agency employees who worked in this project. This project Is com- pleted. I$ 100,000 CDOG Jobs Bill Prograirt IS 100,01)n CDRG Jnbs Bill program I ECONDMIC [3EVELDPMF=-MT EXpECTED AMOUrwr CC3PAPLETION ALLOCATED PROJECT IMPLErAEriTATIO, STATUS TIME TITLE Rr=Sp[3r4S%81L%T 13ESCRIPTION June. 1985 59,821 - 6th Year A community -based organization is Program operdtlMal - 49.210 - 7th Year 27. Economic Development Small Business Inc. being funded to provide economic 43,751) - Sth Year opportunity Center. rvices with the city- 37 750 - 9th Year development se ration. 37:150 -loth Year wide local development corpo June, 1985 24.999 - 4th Year provides studies and coordinatlon Program uperatiOnai, 49,622 - 6th year Economic Development for Little "avana of activities In the Latin Quarter 49.835 - 7th Year 28. the Latin Quarter Development area for its future redevelopment, 43.750 - 8th Year Authority, Inc- 37,750 - 9th Year 31.750 -loth Year 29. ILittle flavana Commercial Dade County Rehabilitation (Along S.M. 8th Street) I Project included installation of Project has been discon- tinued and remaining awnings, overhangs, trelliSt graphics. sign painting- lighting. funds were transferred. security devicis. landscaping and other building improvements. IS 18.391 - Ist Year OTHER PROJECTS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIC-F STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Bay of Pigs Day of Pigs Veterans This projeet entails rewdeling the The implehm-,ntation phase Not aval)able 15,009 10th Year Ilistorical Ilouse Association existing house donated to the will commence In the near 11821 S.W. 9Lh Street Association Into an all-purpose future. building with meeting rooms and historical archives facilities for the porpose of preserving that period of Cuban history and heritage relating to the historic Bay of Pigs Invasion of 1961. This facility will house cultural and historical activ4ties and will be an integral part of the heritage of Cuban -American youth. h4, MODEL C17Y mp� F COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT mCT RECOMMENDATIONS, PROJE I I TH YEAR MODEL CITY] 3 129. I �,7 H .: CI"Y E L OW PROPOSED C_ JTD CITYWIDE BOARD ST AFF A1.1-OCATIffli PROJECT PROJECT RECOMMIENDATIOMS RECOMME"DATIONS—__ I IILE DESCR I P I 1011 rdin Is Tills pl,ogram provi(IL's structured and W)DLL CITY V011111 supervised recreational and/or cul- sPORTS DEVI LOPHUIT tural services to 700 youth residing Belafonte TacolcY jet the Model city area. (A.,11ter TRAINING W111ML11 IN CONSTRUCI 1011 Tf-.nant Education Assucidtiull 0""ll" MODEL CITY 1011CA111111111_1 CF11UR CHRISTIAN 110SPITAL SUBSIDY tiew Christian llospittil, Inc. [his prograin would provides L411ploylient I ipportunities in the construction/ ratcl real estate field for low and alode inc(mile wollien. $35.961 is requested for this project. lisis project would consist of funding tile construction of an Outreach center for training and educating black entrepreneurs. Metropolitan Dade County and the Dade County School Board will provide matchim) funds of DOD each as cash conLrillutions lf5oMrihe center. lilis project consists Of the develop- Illent of a non-profit, 150-hed acute - care general hospital in the Model City neighborhood. $30DA00 bas been requested for gap financing. Board rec(mgljend5 approval Of staff's rec(misivendation. lie Board recoi!g!�" fundinq at t1__ 41.1.— e_v_ �jl —of �WAW__ - Board reconmiends approval of staff's reconviendation. I Board reconmnds approval Of staff,s recolitmlidation. 130 Dn(joinq soc .1d, sery Tills I . is recomienaed for fiinding at the sam level as last yedr. Due to other funding priol-ities. new social service proJects are not reconsivended for fmidilill. Tills is a new econtmilic development pl,Oject. Flindillij is reconwended contingent upoo all efillill contributi, 4V Metropolitan Dade C0110ty and tile Dade County 501001 Board. Tills is a new ac"11011lic (levejopment project. Fundim.1 is rectimmended contingent t1l)(111 d 11DAG imilrd. The city conliltssioll colloilitted tile funds as part of tile UPAG application. $500,000 1$300,000 'RA V V, - : __ - . M ODEHAL CITY alp PROPOSED 'D CITYWIDE BOARD !.TAFF ALLOCATION I rig: rOMMENDAT IONS I RECOMMENDATIONS I social service pro-irdin $ 91 190 Tills ongoing Illis program provides structured and Board recollmiends approval Of is recomended for funding at the 10ILL CITY Y(XIIII or cul- staff's recollouenddtiOn- sam level as IdSt year. SPORTS DEVI LOPHENT supervised recreational and/ tural services to 700 youth residing Belafonte TacolcY in tile Model City drea- (.enter ends funding at tile Due to other flinding priorities, new This program would provide emplorke"t Board recopfn_n�� social service proJects are not TRAINING W1lMLII III ill the construction/ I —ev e I Ono. recollelleuded for flindil".1- CONSTRUCI 1011 opportunities real estate field for low and moderat Tenant [ducation Income w(men. $35.961 is requested Association Of l4idilli for tilis project. $500,000 Tills is d new ecollOillic development MODUL CITY E[HICAIM11A Tbis project would consist Of funding Board recomends approval Of staff's pvoject. Fundiiii) Is re(:1)111uended tile construction of an outreachcenter recollillendation. contingent upon all equal contributioll CUNUR for training and educating black by Metropolitan Dade C""Aly and tile entrepreneurs. Metropolitan Dade Dade County S01001 Unard. County and the Dade County School Board will provide matching funds of $50o.000 each as cash contributions for tile center. Tills is a new ecollolikic developilient $300,000 ,his project consists of the develop- Board recourands approval Of project. Funding is rel:tmmended CHRISTIAN IIOSPITAL ment of a non-profit l50-bed acute- staff's recolittlendation. contingent upon a 11DAG award. Tile SUBSIDY care general hospitai in tile Model City Copallissioll colimititted tile funds New Christian City neighborhood. $300,OM b.is been as part of tile iWAG appliCilti0th. 11()Spildl, IllC- requested for 41ap financing. 130 VROJECT PROJECT 111LE DE SC It I P I I 011 V - N�1 - AM W -V %: Q J�t V.- pX i4l r:) --9 LVIODE'L CITY I 'o S E DDI IROPOSED PROJECI CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF Al I OCA I 1614 RECO14MEIIDAT I 014S -1 1 nil 'I I ROJECT I "DII, RECOMMENDATIONS ITLE is rectillinlended for LDISON CENTER GATLWAY ImPROVEMENTS pl,n,,ing Wpartment C(x24RCIAl, REIIABILI- TATION ASSISTANCE/ FACADE IMPROVI.HFUl Pit(WoRAN Model CItY C011111u"'t' liased Organization Rie purpose of this project would be to ifflprove tile aesthetic appearance )f the areas as well as to create a gateway to Edison Center. Improve- ments would include landscaping to buffer 1-95 reet furniture. trash receptacles: ItighLing and signa9e- Dade County c&munity Development, ti State of Florida Dept. of Transpor- tation and the private sector will contribute $86,520 towards this lorlojeLt. lbrollgi, the comilercial area faLd(IC illproWillellt prograin, owners Of build- intis located in selected colimlercial areas will lie provided with financiall assistance in making cc)suw-'t'c '"4)rove� Rents to their buildinu facades. The City will provide a grant Of 14) to $1,400 per facades With a minjimmi 30% funding PWLch to Lle provided by tile building owner. It is antiCipilted that 22 facades will be ipq)roved through 'the program, enhancing tile streetscape and increasinq the nkirketabilitY Of the, aredS tal"VtCd Board reco"Inlends appl-OVdi of staff's recomiendation. Board recomlends approvdi of staff's recolillielldation. was new r, flind I ng - This new Pro ject is 1*ecoimiended for fundiull. I J L In �J 7 r��J rm CITY MOD"L rcl PROJEC1 CITYWIDE BOARD E I;L SLit I H 1011 RECOMMENDATIONS SpOlITING GO=, STORE This project would consist Of Pro- viding funds to finance the develop - Martin Luther Ving ment of a sporting goods storellianaged Economic tievelotmen by local black entrepreneurs. Corporation $450,000 is requested for this I project. LCOtItIM11; JiLVELOIIMLNI Alit) IMSINr, ASSISTANQ PROGRAM 14,irtin Luther Vin(I heit.111bol-bood AsSoLiati011 coNVNINCE SlOff DEVEI OPMENT Martin Luther King Lcoisonsic MIVL111111111011 corpordti WI Tile fundinq re4tiested by Ilse Ilartin Luther King Heigilborbood Assncidtioll would be oised to provide staff avid OI)CrdtiOnd) fUn(liliq for tile cnnduct of an eccloolflic develolmsent, avid 110115' technical assistance Protirdiii. Tile aniount k-L-quested Is S50.000. Illis project would consist of provid- incl funds to f Inance tile develOpIllent of . a drive-thru convenience store in the area Of N.W. 62 St. anti H.U. 2 Ave. $40.000 is retlik-'sted for this III-0ject. Board reconviends approval Of Staff's reconmiendation. Board recollmsends approval Of staff's rec011mlendation. Board recoilmlends approval of staff's recomivendation. 132 1,HOPOSED ALLOCAT I ON c m FAFF .77-- - REC0111*14DATIONS Colvivivinity Development funds are not reccmisiended for the project. The CalmiuniLy based 01'(JdnizdtiOn should apply to the Local Initiative Still - port Corporation (L.I.S.C.) for f lindi ng. This dLtivity is, not recollvisended fu funding at thiS tillse., but will he considered in the event tile current funded commilitY based ortlaniZiltiOl Martin Luther Kinq Econcilitic Develol silent Corpordtion, does not receive C.n. fundinti. CovismiunitY Development funds are no recomilended for this project. Tile colimiunity based organiz,ition ShOUI apply to tile Loc(d Initidtive Still - port Corpordti011 (L.I.S.C.) for Wilding. kit, 1, oz vi s. W I ) 0 MODEL CITY PROPOSED I _Do CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF ALLOCATIO14 PROJECT RECOMMENDAT I PROJECT DESCR I H I 011 RECOMMENDATIONS I I TLE 9:ronolllic $ 37,750 ECON0111C l*VELOPHUIT Tills project would provide funds for a community based organization to provide economic development services to area merchants. I s The Martin Luthek 1% "1 Development corporation (MLKEDC) serves dS tile confliullity based eco- nomic development agency for the Model city tarliet arCa- Ind. in prio years. received d(hitinistrative fund- Ing in all dilloilut equall to that of th econ(milic 41evelopment orijanildtiOlIS in tile other tirget dreas. However tile collti,dcL terills (jovern- ing a I;dn n1alle to MIKEPC its the dlllOUot of $400.nt)o for Ille purchase of a c(mienercidl contidex in Edisol' Center call for tile phasinq Dist Of ddministrdtive suill'10"t fil"di19- MLKEDC PidnS tO 11'Pedl to tile CitY Couffillssion fol' d illodifiLdLiOn Of the C.Ontract tevins to allow for tile continudting, of a(hilinistrative I funding. if the City CollgiliSsiOn gnioLS HLKEDC , s waiver. request. StW recolillsellds colltintlell ddillillistral funding. if ",t. it is reconmended Uldt, I posals from Other lleighborhood based non-Prufits to serve as t C.B.O. for Model city be accePt .71 4 z-i "T' 60 M060"'EL CITY CITYWIDE BOARD PROJECT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS I� IF st 1i I V] I fill 1111E nswrHTIAI PAIHT pROGRAM Wittirtntel't (11 C oliellull i ty DeveloillivAlt 11rougil Lite residential Paint pro- tarwt area li?ne- f Iraut low-incoine first )w,,L.;s will be provided, oil a paint :(mile -first served" basis, with ant, pd,nt,nlj supplies at no cost for tile pul,pose of painting tile exteriors of their hoples. Approximately 75 low-income honleowners will receive prograin Ilene f i Ls - Board recoillilends approval Of stdff's recolismCntidtion. 134 Pk(jPOSEDJ t114 STAFF fj I_uCAT 1014 RECI 1141-IE14DATI Otis — this PrOgraiii , wilich was d illipleiiiented $ 30,000 in the Alldpdttdh aild E ison-Little River C-0. tdrqet areas during the loth C.D. yedr, is recolimiended for illiplementdtioll in the Model (ALY area. FEWWROWSPHO MODEL CITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT I st = 10thYEARS 1975 = 1985 n() Department of community Development 1st Quarter 1985 a J1 9 Wil WH n9m I r- W -gem Flo- T1 i 9 0 Owe 9 9 9j W-1i 1-0 WE 9 OWEL 135. I r I 1-54 Lmw stairct S v - Inprokill" rm MANTIN twmm 111w. W" IVAN" 7 p rinn tirvivivic At mmummorm s"Tom 01,144 airy I.IMITS 11tMI"115 N.W. ST L ---It in sin rvmwnw.ms 21 KJOW. rAK F.111AT "Ficollmillm F—wil. SIW31 IAMILT WNK,NC 11FRA1111.11ATION IDAN MIC.91t" L-- L-11111-1 17 "MTIrA14 LT MINIM 111MOVIATATION LOW fffi F-I 6 ram"m :""s bill) jo 2 21 22 A' 13 TAUVILCT ?A81t WTnX"r"l 110111 6 13 IMMARM q!,"!,wTcv C sr---- ltrm" smicts 14 TPAINSIPORTATIM VC10 a"MITT CIRTURAl. ACT111111.3 a W 59 ST IS OnAVOYM TAn*CT InECREATIM "I"All 16 TMANT 1:111KATION pw-am N.W. 54 ST 7J 17 "0W;M1vT AND ASSISTAKI T110110 .:j jr Is wflomic 1117-Tilm"Em. fmaTI" fun" 11111r) 29 rctlpkf4lc PEVIEwwwrt Iscom rt(*IDA 1ccj"w"c r:--jF i cur' 11MU"117 WRMATION) --j" 1110JE 20 WING WEICHTS LARP ACMUTSIT19"I b 21 star HILIMITS "%a atm. Irv" 22 tmm Arep"SITIM-Fout Moot wltvslw. -:Ir—J LIM DFICID CICE 05 -A jLjmcJ0cj0cj 10M Sirt IST-10FIl TtA* STATItS ItErml c--3 u Von rpnlfrT DF.SCRIWIFIfill AND STAM jL7--:)trJE3E--1t7jL-Jcju I EXPRESSWAY KUM MMM V= K" "too= wKwurilm ammumme 0 3 A I REMMORHOOO STRATEGY AMA) AND 9RFAT NE1111111100111001) MODEL CITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 0 750 1500 rt*vlr% 10164, lSt-10th YEAR PROJEt.010 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING, DEPARTMENT \ \ '*N v v r. 136. I Ppdjr=CT IMPLEmEr-iTATIorJ TITLE RF-slooniSIBILITY 1. rLocal Street Improvemen Ls Department of betweel between N.M. fiO A 61 Public Works S Sttv t' treets from N.M. 12 to 171 Phase I 2. Local Street Improvements Oppartmpnt of between N.M. 58 & 59 Sts., Public Works between N.M. 12-17 Aves.; N.M. 13 Court between N.M. 59-60 Streets and N.M. 13-15 Avenues between 58-59 Streets. Phase I I Local Street Improvemr.nts Department of N.M. 55-56 Streets between Public Works 12-17 Avenues; N.M. 55 ler- race. 17 Ave. - 17 Court; N.M. 57 St., 14-17 Aves. & 12-13 Avenues; N.M. 13, 14 A 15 Aves., 54-58 Sts.; N.M. 12 Court. 55-56 Streets. Phase III 4. Local Street Improvements Department of N.M. 5R Terr., 59-60-61 Public Works Sts. from 7-12 Aves.; 10- 11 Aves. from 58 Terr. to 62 Ave.; 9 Ave. from 58 Terr. to 61 St.; 8 Ave. from 60-62 Streets. thase IV H -lot F3111EF OESCRIPTICIN PU13LIC IWIRR EXPECVPSO AMoUNT STATUS r-CIMPLETION ALLOCATED TIME Improvements included new asphalt �rnject completed. pavement. new curbs and/or qutter-�. broken sidewalk replacement, covered ditch drainage system and landscaping. Continuation of the abnvp project. Continuation of the above project. Continuation or the above project. Project rontplptpd. Projert rnmp)eted. I Projoct. cnnipletrd. '19101 - Ist Year 1$10.950 - 11nd Year 161,050 - 2nd Ypar %201,'194 - 3rd Year OVERTOWN I � I k --. �1;ji I PAP L I- m ns ni TAT 113 INJ PROJECT lqOj TITLE RESPONSIBILITY a S. Local Street improvement Department of between N.W. 56 to 59 Public Works Streets from I to 12 Ave. FPhase V 6. Relocation for Martin Luther King Boulevard - N.W. 62 Street. 7. Field Lighting at Northwestern Senior IlIqh School. R. Installation of Trash Receptacles. 5 I)ade County ILU-D- Uepartw.nt of Public Works 1 1) PU13LIC IMPROVEMENT Tj EXPEC"rED AM1[33Ur\jT C -0 7�3 :UATr- ATUn [F� M r_c3p*qPLFTION 13RIF-P STATUn. ALLOCATEO g3ESCRIPTION TIME continuation of the installation roj'C of concrete curb% and gutters. asphaltic pavement. concrete sidewalks, concrete ditch drainage system and landscapinq in the Liberty City area. Fundinq auqmenV; Iliqhway Conti Funds. To provide residents displaced Project co"1000"I. by government acqui%itlon with relocation assistance. Purchasp and Installation of Project co"Oetrd. lightinq for thp biall diamond. I)epartmPnt of Parks The placempnt of aesthetically Trash rpreptacle% have designed trash receptacle% with been receivrd and emphasis on the commercial Placed in nPiqhborhond corridors. parks and In ' c"awrrial location. Projpct C01111PIPI.H. 138. 5qji 17 - �iid Year nsjwo - 7itd Year .31.090 - 4th Ypar - It-d Year '151Y OVERTOWN PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTE13 PROJECT INIPLEME-raTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE naspOriSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Model Cities Department or Project entails the design and This project IS MMI'IetPd� $373.) Street Improvements Public Works construction of local street Improvements which will include Phase VI street pavement. curbs. gutters, H.W. 54 to 56 Street sidewalk Improvements, storm and (when retloilred) N.W. 7 Avenue to N.W. 12 Avenue sanitary sewers and land%caping. StreCts Involved are: N.W. 54 to 56 StrPet and from N.W. I Avpnup to 17 Aypnup Model City Community DpvelopmPnt This project provides the neces- Proqram I-, in the plan- Fall, IqR5 S200.1 Site Improvements Oppartment sary funding to cover cost associ- ning staqe. It will he ated with the installation of Imploopnted shortly. utility equipment, construction of ..idewalks, curbcuts. etc. r L 04 - 5th Year - 6th Year - Ith Year 10 - 10th Year I ppoJECT IPAPLrznn[-:rjTATI0rJ REspor TITLE I JSIGILITY 13"IEF anscnIPTIOM ,ighte./Manor Park Collillunity Development This program provides financial King He eighborhood Single Departmrnt assistance for property improve - Great N ment to qualified owner -occupants Family Housing of single family and duplex dwell - Rehabilitation Program Ing units located in the Great Neighborhood. 12. Multifamily Housing Conjun I ty Development ]bi-, project will provide low interest' financial assistance to Rqhabilitation Loan Department bring substandard hou!,inq units UP Proqram to code throuqh the rehabilitation of existinq multifamily reside"- tial struci.11re% in the Model OtY tarqet area. Ilip City has approved the followinq, loan p,-qpo-,aIs for rehabilitation of multifamily hu I 111 i liqs: 1230 N.W. 58th Terrace 15 oll i tri 1240 NX 59th Wept 27 uniln 1535 N.W. 58th Terrace IR Unit'; 1630 NX 58th Terrace 12 till I tr, 1527 NX 58th Street In unit% 1101 N.W. Und Street 9 units 5899 M.W. Ist Aventle 3 till i ts Developers gAt private fl"ancinfl commi tmpnt for all huilolinq,; con- %idered tinder this pro(Iram. 140. STATUr, I OTHER PROJECTS EXPFCTF-01 ^m0uniT COMPLETION MO, TIPAS ALLOCATECY 6 Year �hi% program is operat- Oniloinq pro(Iram - I 274 417 - r)th Year Lotal of one huntirril and cit .311,07 - (1111 Year ,ittlity-four (1114) ra-e-, ywme riinfiq - 60. It.h. Aft, and 101h Year javp bVVl, clo,,Pd. All rund,; allor.atet I tooder this proJect's Acf"I"It' havP been %1, nt. The I Model City Slogle Family Housing Rehabilitati011 activities are -also reported in the CltYwide Single Family flousinil Rehabilitation In"Ill Prottram. closing on , ' it or them took place nit t1ovPmber 19, 1994. a inecember, 19R4 I CURG -inttv Ymir� I PROJECT Iralra r-I 13. IMPLemeriTATION nC-q -iriSIBILITY . pL IF PARK DEVELDPPAiENT 3 J-r CTr r -7 --�= I C U7T E CID r,XPr=CTr_-o Amourwr C403rVAIPLETION ;%rA( timer STATUS TIVAr FALL13CATC-0 TIME DESCRIPTION F PROJECT I TITLE 14. Transportation for Community Cultural r PActivities I r4lp L r= m rz r-jTAT I ON RF_SpC3rjBlBlLlTY Northwestern lligh ,School (PAYVAC) PUBLIC SERVICES r=xP -;rEO T COMPLI TC,,,j AMOUM BF4 EF Pj 993TATUB I ALLOCATFO" 13ESCR:PTION TM io,000 - 3rd Year To purchase a passenger van for Van has been acquired Northwestern lligh School to trans- port residents to and from cultural activities. Belafonte Tacolcy A supervised and structured in, is.1 eelafente lacOlcy Center. 10c. outdoor recreation program for Recreation Program I I youth 5 to 24 years of age. 142. operational I June, 19115 so,ono - 2nd Year 49,944 - 3rd Year 47,362 - 4th Year 5(),557 - Sth Year 54,858 - 6th Year jf"�35�1 - Ith Year 112,900 - 8th Year a2,900 - 9th Year 91.190 -loth Year 16. 17. dh J PROJECT LIMPLE�MENTATION TITLE RESpariSSIBBILITY enant Education 1rogram Management & Assistance Project Tenant Education Association of M am United Way of Dade County. Inc. Belafonte TacolcY Center, Inc. __ ___ ---I- -- - - " -, - * BRIEF OFsCRIPTION k program designed to ease tenant/ landlord relationship by educating ind organizing tenants in the ielighborhood. thereby improving the uaiity of housing for all resi- lents. This project will be administered by the United Way of Dade County. Inc. it will provide management resources, technical and financial assistance to the Delafonte TacolcY center. Inc. 1 143. PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTEV AMOUNT STATUS CC3NIPLETION ALLOCATEO' TIME Program operational June. 1985 16,2111 - 2nd Year 17,353 - 3rd Year 17,996 - 4th Year 32,473 - Sth Year 33,271 - 6th Year 51,571) - 7th Year 36.094 - nth Year 23,200 - 9th Year 25.520 -loth Year Program operational .1une. 1985 S 50,0oo - 10th.Year I ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED- BRIEF STATUS I COMPLETION I .1 I AMOUNT IESCRIPTION TIME r ALLOC�ATEO _ _j ty-based organization is Program operational. J"ne. 1905 90.000 - 6th Year led to provide economic 50.000 - Ith Year it services with the City- 443,150 - Oth Year I Development Corporation. 37,150 - 9th Year -bond office complex 31.150 -1111th year i the Imisiness district icquired and upqraded to the revitalization of the V. 62nd Street and Ivenue) !ct entails financial Funds were used to Imple- Jone, 19115 50,000 11th Year ? to the South Florida ment a Community Federal )evelopment Corporation, Creflit Union Program le form of a low -rate which assists residents 1 five (5) year period to and small businesses Ments and small busi- located In the 11ndel City :ated In the area. area. The Credit Union rrovided forty-eight (48) loans to tail area residents. 144. • 4 3 tt Q 7 J 7 2 0 � L. a 1 _ D N w 0 J t a Cl. v 2 C t ZS L. p . V V t V GTE C. C • v v •. yr • O .0 w r • • V. v s .0 C L� 2 C C C V C C. C C. 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E • V 4 C • .- .- 4, - L r. ... 6• L C _v = 4 C .= C C L > 6 — .0 t., C " `L - 6. .- re L.= — C v>0.0 4 - 1 .0 r • C .- 6 V V J• ▪ C t V C C C ••• 1.1.1 L L - V 1 vT J E C C :f+ liw ..r r-40 LAND / CQUi'sITIOM r=XPECTEOi AMOUNT BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED DESCRIPTIONpp0JECT IMPLEMENTATION TIME -J TITLE RESPONSIBILITY Fall. 1785 i 300,000 - lOth Year , Community Development lhis program is an expansion of the Project is inithwillabe 22. Land Acquisition for Department city of Miamieownership Assist- Wing stage. Hlom c infill Housing ance Program in which funds will be implemented shortly. used to acquire land to be used for the construction of surtax financed "second mortgage" housing. I e �y W ) \ � ovERTOWN V7 1 J� v) as �. 6)) OVERTOWN CA FI i COMIOUNITY D�vE�or�m��r PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS i I TH YEAR. v9of"k§ 147. f 4 rrT F 1 T� �M '3 u jw%� "I 0� I OVERTOWN I PROJECT CITYWIDE BOARD PROJECT 1►CSCRIPTIOiI RECOMMENDATIONS TITLE f1 PROPOSED STAFF ALLOCATION mmrmnATIONS ------ - ' the admiui- Board recommends—s to increase the —TT This ongoing social service program is recommended for funding a6 the CUIiURAI. ARTS PROGRAM This project consists of of °n`i I_;T gr '3— same level as last Year - Cultural Advisory Cultural g theion of aculturalaenrichm�ent Council of Overturn area residents. of staffs This is an ongoing prefect recommen- OVERIEMN JOB IRAINING This program provides vocational de Board recmimends approval recommendation. ded for funding. & DEVCLOPMCNi PROGRAM p acsement3serob fort Overtaawn Colipmnity Develop- went Department residents. of staffs This ongoing Is r lever as OVERTOWN 111STORIC The purpose of this project is to relating Board recommends approval recggnendation. for funding at the same last year. itrisefurthect rcomwiendet INCS[RVATION survey and assess records to Black Rlstory in Dade County and that the agency seek development funds for specific projects from the historically significant buildings Local initiative Support Corporation Black Archives ip the are a. {l.[.S.C.}. ilistory 6 Research of in addition, several development including Foundation South Florida, inc. projects are proposed restoration of the Lyric theatre. Total additional funding requested is f,75,0O0. royal of staffs Board recommends approval program' is1recnimendediforifunling ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT A community based organization c to economic recamiendatian. at. the sdmm: level as last Year Overtofm Economic Ewing funded provide development services in conjunction Local Development Development Corpora With the Citywide tion. Inc. I Corporation. $ 23.200 $275.000 f 31`.00D S 37.7bO %y 3r;yt `4r I z i I• 1 WV TO 10 OVERTOWN ____.___------- CPROJECT PROJECT TITLE DESCRIPTIOII area facade Board recommends approval of staff's Through the commercial l aers of build- recommendation. improvement programs ings located iprovided with financial areas rcial will be provided improve assistance in making facades. The ments to their building City will provide a grant of up to $1,400 per facade- with a and by the funding match to � provided building owner• , vdt that 22 facthe pro` will enhancing -ll the lbrotygh the program, the mar- streetscape and increasing ketability of the areas targeted. reqnested would be used Board recommends approval of staff's The he New by the New Washington fai-geiiCe to fund reca„mendat on. Muni ty Development pre-developu►ent costs for a 175-200 unit hotel in the Overtown area and to provide technical assistance has l�en requested �for lhissproj�- I COMIERCIAL REINBILITA- Ilot,1JUIRAEMENTSNCE/FACADE Overtown Econ"Ilic Deve l opt"Co t IIEW WASNIIIGTON PLAZA IIOTLL pRMIECT New Washington Heights C01166nity Ileve lopmtnt Conference CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS 149 II PROPOSED STAFF ALLOCATIOti _RE�MENMUM this project is reconniended for funding - The Overtown/Park West projectssellec- tion coumittee reJected this pro P osa for the develOP"W"t of a hotel in tho area. since New Washs"'Jeoiniti►el1area lacks control of oyect vKa�ld be funding for tl%. p' .1 premature. 30,00n -0- x u QV E RTOW N PROJECT PROJECT ODESCRIPTION TIT no --� PROPOSED CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF ALLOCATIOtt RECOMMENDATIONS �_ RECOMMENDATIONS_..__ '~`_J'^ This prajec vital caulPanent of ;'95,5D0 SOIITNEAST OVERTOiRi/ This ongoing project entails admini- design marketing planning.ated Board recommends reduction i 00. fTi`m �_r"��nj tTe'�3n own the overall revitalization Strategy for the Dvertown and Downtown C.D. target areas and is reconwwnded or PARK WLST REDEVCLOP- PROJECT/ADMINI- std relotivecation program at - lt��vmown rea funding. MENT w{UrrthecrecleveloimrentiPh°s of µand a cin SUAT10N Park West Redevelop- the area. One-half will he fwided fran Downtown tine Overtown target - ._-...�--------------"`_ mlent Office One fran area. Total funding is iS91,000' was imyTemented i 30.E Through the residential Paint pragra ,Board recomwiends approval of staff's ers recom«endatian. cram, which This prof' In the Alfapattah and Edison -Little River C.D. target areas during tine for REStDCNT1AL PA1N1 PROGRAM low-income target area h0aleOw will be Provided, on a "first coume- paint and loth C.D. year, is recommended inyrlenmentation in the Overtown tar - Department of fouuunity first served" basis, with painting supplies at no cost for tluf the exteriorsOf get area. Developmu*nt purpose of painting their hones Approximately 7 income 1:1owners will receive Pre - gram benefits. 150 s����sj ��i �.� i ki THIS PAGE WAS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS AND/OR TAKING NOTES. 151. I�I�VIi�I rl THIS PAGE WAS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS AND/OR TAKING NOTES. 152. 0 I 4^ r�Cnnn�ere�n� �e�n[� r1��nf�s�lnnn�nnnnnnrrs� �en�scr-� t�T�J�1r�rr�10,10 0,10-00 WrJKNOWS W! nrAro- i� RP-9 OVERTOWN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT Istmloth YEARS 1975 m 1985 n()c"amw Department of Community Development 1 st Quarter 1985 )� rBCr�rr�n FOR 0W-1e7fe71 00J0-R00F@ MOM0HM0F@I t��Inre- 1rOiW1 �� PjJrs1 c1OORW-H W -90FMWi�EdHWM UHf0WO 153. n 1-4 Sufn 1N►ROPENF2tl 5 11MAUATION OF TRASN R►EEr1Ar1.1S 41 6 QTERTIR.:1 STREEt INI'11nPl21f.Nf5 PNASL 1% R M T CIRSON PARK 111ECREATIItl1AL ►ACILITT e sFclhn ACINIIF Nut-PAR1 >z : NW 22 Si 6, InNS171 PARI. G 21 TtRR 13 10 IANn ACQIUSITION IOR FURIAC FANISIIR: UUNQII �� 11 OtNISFT/NNIATLET RENF.VEIOre"! 1jI �Q 1 5 9 o Ullll��1 12 01fFRTI741 REIMYlI.OI'N►.III � 11 OVERIIR\ 5tcfwq) ICACF NnnStro. M pill 51Ti f ?RIWLNINIsTFM�uA a' L lmITlI` j IN IT ST. M�RI IC 'I RT1175/Ol N1T1 ►ntlFtl•• 12 � [. 101.''�I�`� IA rO1.TnRA1 ARTS MIN:PAM ��'yttt,,,.� e'.`.;�u�. -• ._. C�gfi��llll Cl(■Iyl IS OFE111OLN .100 TRA1001W. A F411PUtMT:1 E.ope� 16 OVfRIOLS INITRIN ASSISIA'l1Y rR1ICRAY e56 ILK 21 \ 1E1 L tll L 12 1,05 Witts NINT PR/r.RAY IMKs Kltll C.\ ,'. -- � �_JL71�If c—�r�x �.--nerd Nw. It ST. r7 t F�nC._ Is MINTITA Ilf 1P11KRINARILITATII11 IOAL M/ �� \ •1�.1 � ��1 • t � � rRrr.RAY IxIRa KnT) O 4 TO1• (`gJ) 11 SFrnNn WillcPA:E InAN •Mr.RAN -2MM5 RI11. 1rAM711fR1 20 OV►RTOLN ►IANNINC STIT► �� L--� :• �!I \ 21 2411 111111111101. RrrHVIIIR'MYr Of Net 5 Si i a 23 22 11VF.PIMN IRNKING RFP11A117AIIA. 5 a 21 IMIA PILWATION Ann W11 AMII015111nN NAT(W 13 N ul 24 OTEI07tLL111MORIC IRF.S►RTATIOR 29 z _ 25 SOUTINAM OVTRTMN/►ARR NLST 0LMVEIAM19f rRmn . 12 1 4 2e ItPERTIR\ p:tRAMIC ni PETIM1RTl► 5 21 EC111110,11C R►N71F 11twiIN1 2N /NI:RInum swrow.. QNIER 29 RENAR1111A11ON OF /T/IMR C"11.11 NOTE: Sr! 1ST - IOt" TEAR STATUS Rr/ORT FOR PROIFII IOSFRIPTION ANn STAINS OVERTOWN COMMUNIT DEVELOPMENT IIII� ! Y 0 1501500 1st4Oth YEAR PROJECTS TO s# CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT I 154. J,<' a 'Y� _ _ .._.....ate-•- . ..�.,.. '+► , PUBLIC tMPROVEIVIENT' EXPECTED 3TATU!3 COMPt ETIC7N _. �.-. nMouMnfTT Street Improvements it Dade County This project improved the poor Project completP11. Beautification Public Works condition of streets, curbs, sidewalks. etc. Specifically. the N.W. 2nd Avenue from following was undertaken: Recon- N.W. Sth -filth Street struction of the pavement and sidewalks, curbs. qutters and improved drainage. Culmer Public Works Department This was a continuation or the Project ccmilleted. Street Improvements first year project which consisted of new asphalt. sidewalks. curbs Phase I and gutters where needed, with N.W. 6th. 1th. Bth and 9th landscape treatment. It was Street from N.W. 3rd matched with llighway Bnnd funds. Avenue to Railroad Culmer Public Works Department This was a new phase of the Street Project rnmirleted. Street Improvements Improvew.nt Project which consisted of new asphalt. sidewalks, curbs Phase 11 and gutters where needed. with N.W. loth Street from landscape treatment. N.W. 1st - 3rd Avenue N.M. 1st Court from N.W. loth - 11th Street r- PUBLIC 1MPROVEMEN T • � EXPECTED EPROJECT fIMPS.ENIENTAT1ON 13RIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Culmer Street Improvements Public Works Department this was a new phase of the Street Project conp►leted. -- 2111,947 - 4th Year Phase III Improvement; Project which consistei N.W. 14 Terrace between of new asphalt, sidewalks. curbs 2-3 Avenue and gutters where needed. with land- N.W. 2nd Court between scape treatment. 13-14 Street N.W. 2 Ave. between 11 Terrace A 14 Street Installation of Trash Parks department Purchase and installation of Project completed. -- 12./111l - -Ird Year Receptacles aesthetically pleasing trash receptacles in park areas. Overtown Public Works Department this was a new phase of the Street Project congileted. ::,55; - ist Year Street Improvements Improvements Project whichconsisted 39,551 - Ind Year Phase IV of new asphalt, sidewalks, curbs 85,5110 - .1rd Year N.W. 2nd Ct. from 17 St. and gutters where needed, with 32,566 - 6th Year to 20 Street landscape treatment. 161.0110 - llh Year N.W. 20 Street from 2nd Ave. to 3rd Avenue. ' IT Yi. ;] .:.�==�'.".br+a - ..�.....�.a.wi,oYw.r+"r"" - dr.. �*rl..,.,..-+-: •......a..c:.:t � _ yn }. 1ti sift RYA 7. Fr, f �A PnOJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY 17F11EF OESCgi173T10N EXPECTED' STATUS COMPLETION MOUNT TIME ALLOCATES Gibson Park Parks Department Project consi, of a re�leVPIOIV- Project coml/feted. 15 N.M. 3rd Avenue between mcnt schen►e for the entire complex. fill l2th - 14th Street which Includes a nniiti-purpose V1. facility for recreation. lhic project also includes major renova- tion of field, pool, hathhouoe, community building. and Pxpansion of field area. Additional funds were provided from Parks for People. U.S. Department of interior. State of Florida Depart- ment of Natural Resources and F.P.L. franchise fees. Second Avenue Mini Park Parks Department. The construction of a Mini Park Project completed. N.W. 2nd Avenue between Park includes facilities for 10th - llth Street passive recreation. .000 - lst Year .000 - 4th Year 500 - pith Year 568 - 7nd Year 9. PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPFCTEO AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION TIME I ALLOCATED Dorsey Park Parks Departmpnt Phase I consists of constructing Project cnittplPtPd. -- a7,579 - 7nrl Year N.W. 1st Avenue and Public Works a new recreational building for 30,976 - 3rd Year N.W. 18th Street the park. 95,000 - 41h Year go,ono - Ith Year Park, for Penplp Phase 11 consists of construr_tinq The construction work is -- handball courts and renovating completed. the basketball courts, landscapinq, play equipment. and other minor improvements. Additional funds are provided from Parks for People. 1.511. PROJECT TITLE 9. 1Dorsey Park N.N. 1st Avenue and N.W. 18th Street �"j, ;1. i c EXPFCTEO AMOt1NT IMPLEMENTATION nRIEF STATEIS COMPLETION RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION ' TIME AL.LOC^TEO Parks Department phase I consists of constructing Project cnaipletod. -- 12.529 - 2od Year a new recreational building for 30.92f, - )rd Year Public Works the park. li5,001) - 41h Year 9(l.11llh - Ith Year Park, for 11rnple Phase 11 consists of constructinq flip construction work is -- handball courts and renovatinq completpd. the basketball courts. landscapinq. play equipment, and other minor improvements. Additional funds are provided from Parks for People. t58. . -- bw 10. S LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED AMOUNT I I STATUS COMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOGLLTE[i Land Acquisition for Dade County HUD The project consisted of acquiring This project entails thel Public Ilousing blighted properties to provide a acquisition of four (4) -- i IS0,00n - ?nil Year Area bounded by: site for future housing. The site parcels all of which N.W. 5th Street, is adjacent to a site now owned by have been acquired. N.W. 6th Street. Dade County II11D. Relocation assis- This project is com- N.W. 4th Avenue •tance was also available to the plete. N.W. 5th Avenue affected residents, owners and businesses. This project Was joint ly funded with Dade County. Seventy five conventional public hodsinq units for families will be con%truc ted on the total site. Dorsey/Wheatley Dade County IIIID Selective land acquisition, This project entails the -- S 4I6.11►l - 4th Year Redevelopment clearance. and relocation to acquisition of 32parcels Area bounded by: remove slum and blight conditions which have been acquired. N.W. 20th Street. east of the expressway within This project is crnnl►lete. N.M. 17th Street, the given boundaries. Some of the N.N. 1st Avenue, proposed projects include a forty- N.W. 3rd Avenue. unit conventional public housing for elderly and 30 emits of home ownership housing for families under the city's UDAG assisted loan program. � I � 1 -.s.:.�,.u..._.....-.,.' - - —.ram• .. • -- --__.•_`...w...—.�.."w...,-.m......m...:._...«,_._ _ ......,........ .,,..•...r.......�,.,..•._ 12. LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION DRIED STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Overtown Redevelopment Dade County 1111D Selective land acquisition, clear- The first part of this -- f 10,295 - 2nd Year ance and relocation to remove slum project involves the 18,146 - 3rd Year Part I and blight conditions east of acquisition of twenty 610,527 - 4th Year H.W. 8th Street, expressway within the given bounda- (20) parcels. Offers on 202,051 - 5th Year N.W. 7th Street, ries. all have been accepted 178,862 - 6th Year W.N. 6th Avenue, and closed. Funds were 326,029 - 7th Year N.W. 4th Avenue used to reimburse Dade County for the acquisi- tion cost incurred. Part 11 Acquisition of the block north of The transit station area Area bounded by: the proposed UMTA grant for involves the acquisition redevelopment. of ten O0) parcels,. all N.M. 8th Street. A proposed plan exists for 275 of which have been N.M. 9th Street. units condominium project. acquired. N.M. 1st Avenue, N.W. West of lst Court 160. 4. ro .,.. .. ...�._... ._ .,_.._. w. .. ,.. .. _..-...� ✓ .�...wv �... ... ,..MtbA.. .�....-.o-�....a.��..wo.reeriw.l^'. J....ra.M'.1owe..w.aL a...+.. �..a .... _. LAND ACOUISITIU14 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIC1N GRIEF CTED O P LETIO AMOUNTSTATUSCOMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Overtown Redevelopment (Cont'd.) Part III Areas bounded by: Dpivartment of Community bite is being considered for the Ihic part entail: the N.W. 7th Avenue. iN'velohmient Affordable (lousing Proqram which acqui.ition of one (1) will provide housing opportunities parcPl which was acquired N.M. loth Street. to low income families. from the (lade County N.W. llth Street. School Board. N.W. 7th Court 1 lf.l . 13. OTHER PROTECTS IMPLEMENTATION I3RIEI' EXPECTEDPROJECT AMOUNT STATUS COMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 13111-SCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED' Overtown Second Mortqaqe Community Development This project will fund half of the This program is in the June. MIS 3(10,000 - l�lth Year Housing Site improvements Department site preparation and improvements planning stage. T; will for the 51 single family units to he implemmted ahertly. N.W. 6- 8t11 Street he built by the two Dade County N.W.N4-th Avenue designated not -for -profit devel- .W. 1st Avenue and opers. N.W. 1st Court N.N. 18-19th Street ko 6 PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED AMOUNT COMPLETION TIME rcii[_LOCl1TEO PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY GRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS June. VISS )n.111111 - 1rd Year 1�,.310 - 4th Year ,,1.111111 - �,1 h Year 77.In0 - 6th Year 73,700 - /th Year 14. Cultural Arts Program Cultural Advisory Cmmci 1 of Dvertown Project consists of the administra- tion of a multi faceted arts program for the cultural enrichment of area residents. Program operational. 23.700 - Ilth Year 73.700 - 9111 Year 73.700 -10111 Year 15. overtown .lob Training R Commtmity Develolmient This project is developed to pro- Prngram operational. ,lone. 1�r.5 {l.�,11t10 - Gth Year 115.(1110 - %th Year Development Program Department vide intake assessment, and 1w,.0110 - Itth Year counseling for ,job training enrol- Iq,.Onl) - 91h Year lees. Specific training efforts 746,1n11► -Inth Year are being made to satisfy the needs of both enrollees and employers of the overtown area. . ..:ye....w'..r.uv.y. ♦wY' .Ytu....-.._._.... �,�i�i,�+�•��...-.-�ysr.Yr..r,.s.a.r.wuM.urt�e'wsr4W.+...-., .... _.-:u:�w..Tt•+.-ra.:u.s...iw,w.+��er. .....r.. ,..-..v..__. •. ...... .. .♦.. .. .. .. ... ♦ .. ... .. ..� ....s.JlWibY.1F�+.♦... .-..4..bdi � AVNh�l 16. 17. 0 PUBLIC SERVICES: EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCArt EO' overtown Interim tire, Rescue R This is a special program to Program ronry►leted. -- ?; z611,f►5.1 - 1rd Year Assistance Program inspection Services improve the general physical 105,119 - 4111 Year Iepartment condition of the OvPrtown husiness 10,0110 - r.th Year and residential cnnmlmity. 245,751 61.1, Year ;ntl.1N)fl - 11.1i Year 60.n(10 - M.1i Yvar Jobs Development Program Commmity Flevelolmmnt This project provides intake This project is opera- hnfemher, 19R4' $ W,000 - f.11111; Department .1sseSsment and counseling for five tionai and administered ,lob- Hitt Protiran► , hundred (500) ,job training enrol- by the 0vertown Jobs lees. Special effort will he made Program Office of the to satisfy the need of both Department of Cnuanonity enrollees and employers of the Ievelopment. It provided Overtown area. service to approximately seven hundred and s i r ty (160) Incal residents from AonliM 1, 19113 to Opeemher 31. 19114 and to one tlroo:and pi(il►t hnn- drPd and seventy 0,1110) persons from January 1, I'M4 to March .11. 191M. Luring this second quarter, one hundred and Pighty seven (I81) liar- tiripants were planed into jobs. IN-, Job% Hill allocation has be►.n ret i Mped as a supltlement. to the regu i ar Conymm i ty hevPlolmnerrt Jabs training Program. 1 y � i 1 OTHER PRUJEUTS PROJECT LEMENTATION FRII BRIEF EXPECTED TITLE SPONSIQILITY OESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATE[?' 18. Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Loan Community Development This project will provide low Proposals for rehabill- Wcember, 19114 i 375,0n0 - C1116 Program Department interest financial assistance to tation of fifteen (B) Jobs Bill Program bring substandard housing units up multifamily buildings to code through the rehabilitation have been received and of existing multifamily residential are being reviewed by the structures in the Overtown target City area. Preliminary feasibility study is underway for six (6) applications cnmlrriset of ninety-five (95) units. Rehabilitation estimates are also being prepared for six (6) applications consisting of forty-four (44) units. The eilgi- bility of one (1) project application comprised of eleven (11) units fit unde- termined. Of the two remaining applications one (1) application con- sists of twenty-four (24) units, and one ()) encnm- passes the rehabilitation of twenty (20) units. Closing on this property took place on April 16, INC The loan applica- tion for the twenty-foftr (24) units building has been approved . Closing Is pending private finan- cing cunmitnwnt. 165. I ir.;Cf,.ti,�..u...e...........--w..rMsaNs+'Mu:�.'o'.vM.aeao.,...r.... H...-.�..—..�......,ea....+.+.... ' ' • � 1 OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED gMOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION ALL OCATEO TIME TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OESCFi1PT10N This project is an expansion of This program has been -- $ 400.0011 - CnRG .iohs Bill Prngram 19. Second Mortgage Loan Program Community Development Department the City of Miami Homeownership Program in which funds cancelled and funds have been reprogrammed to the Project cancelled. Assistance will be used to provide second Goombay Plaza rehabili- in Coconut Funds reprogrammed. mortgage loans to persons in the project Overtown target area. Gtatioroven This onsisted of earea Project completed. -- � 511.000 - 1st Year 20. Overtown Planning Study Planning Department three-phasecanalyses of the Incorporated in the Comprehensive Neighborhood plan, with particular emphasis on economic development. .....c..rW i..�.:a�.�..iiaVX .-•�.Y....�a.--..,,,�yryyy.,.,.y.ar. ..—..-�.-...---...a..�.. �.�WY•..ve..+.auv ..ra.M...-. ... �ww..„^-.. ... 7. 21 22 OTHER P"UJkiU_rS EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMC-NTATION 13RIEF ^ STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSMILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED 240 Building Com►unity Development A building was obtained at no cost Project completed. -- E 70.000 - 401 Year Redevelopment Department and it was rehabilitated for the 125,729 - 501 Year purpose of demonstrating the 150,837 - 6th Year possibility of the multifamily 76,426 - 7th Year rehabilitation in the Overtown neighborhood. It entailed the rehabilitation of an eight -unit (8) building. Overtown (busing Community Development fhe purpose of this project is to Rehabilitation work has Program is opera S 203.6011 - 5th Year Revitalization Department provide assistance for the been completed on seven tional. 155,000 - 6th Year rehabilitation of existing multi- (7) buildings. In add- 350,091 - 7th Year family residential structures in ition, six (6) proposals 592.266 - Oth Year the Overtown area. Loans have for rehabilitation of lth,9th h 10th Year been issued for the following multifamily structures Citywide Funds also buildings: have been received and available. 342 N.W. Ilth Street preliminary feasibility 1829 N.W. 2nd Court study is underway. Con- tract amounts are to he 1835 N.W. 2nd Court determined for two (2) 535 N.W. 7th Street applications consisting 145 N.W. 9th Street of thirty-one (.31) units. 542 N.W. 8th Street Rehabilitation is tmfeas- 224 N.W. llth Street ible for three (3) appli- New applications for home rehabili- cations consisting of tation will be received shortly. thirty-five (35) units. Closing on one property consisting of twenty- seven (27) units took place on Oereiiiber 12. 1983. Some of these buildings will be reha- bilitated with C.D. fund! from the Target Areawide "Iltifamily Housing Reha- bilitation Loan Program. 167. h PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION UnIEF TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION UMTA Relocation and Land Planning Department This project provides•a local match Acquisition Match for grant from the Urban Mass Iran- N.N. 6th - Uh Street. sit Administration in order to N.W. 1st Court and relocate residents and bu%ine%-Ps N.W. 3rd Avenue located in the Overtown Transit Redevelopment area as well as acquisitio of properties in the same area. OTHER PROJECTS FXPFCT[-O ST^TUS COMPt_.ETION nMUUNT TIME_ ALLOCATEO, Prnqram is nperational. Approximately twenty Q0 hmrseholds have been relocated. I1 is antici gated that by December. Ig94. Dade County will have taken litle of the parePis located in the IDNA area. Drmolitirn► of vacant and abandoned structure; has heen completed. II►e urban design quidelinos and special m►jnq district plans have been rrxnplete►i and will he prim► Urd fir approval to tho City of Minns Advi :nry hu►inq 1liarrl. fonds will al:11 be 111.11- i7ed In as%jst in the relocation of the 320 families who will he displaced as a reault of the project. Selection of the project devPlnper will be male in lannary. 19115. dune. igRci I loo.of11) - R111 Year 610,1100 - 9th Yvar 4611,616 -Inlli Year 24. i 25_ HER PROJECTS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13n1EF EXPt-CTEt? STATUS COMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME LOCnAMCItJ�cn Overtown Historic Black Archives. History The purpose of this project is to Program is operational. June, 19115 13.1105 - (11h Ynar Preservation and Research foundation survey anal assess records relating I11.661 - /th Year of South Florida. inc. to Black Ilistory in Oade County 11.0110 - Nth Ypar which are not in Archive Deposito- .11.011n - 9th Year ries. Also historically signs f i- 11 .D110 - 111111 Year cant buildings in the area. Southeast/Overtown Downtown Development A study for the area bounded by The pianniml study is Not, availabir. - 41h Year Park West Redevelopment Authority A Overtown 1-95 on the north. Biscayne Blvd. complptpd. The imple!men- ri0,000 - Y h Ynar Project Park West Redevelop- on the east. old Muticipal Railroad Cation phase is fit 111,1145 - /nth Year ment Office on the south, and FEC Railroad on progress. 111g,0110 - /elf Yrar the west for the development of the 775,0110 - 11111 Ypar proposed New Town in Town. 225,000 - 1hh11 Ynar 745.11111 -li1Fh Year NOTE! lhis pro.jerf. i; also listed in the 0owntolwn A►ea Rppnrt. 169. n 21. ECONOMIC OEWELOPIVIENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED' Overtown Economic Overtown Economic Phase I Program operational �111IIe�. 19f{!i $ 50,I1111 _ fith Year Development Development Corporation. Inc. A community -based organization is 4ft.lfift - 1th Year 43.750 - 9th Ypar being funded to provide economic 31.150 - 9th Year development services in conjunction 31.150 -10t:h Year with the city-wide local Develop- meet Corporation. Phase If Program operational - ¢ 54.39f, - 6th Year This program is being developed by • the community -based organization and consists of assisting local merchants to secure provisions for their grocery stores. .To this end. the local Development Corporation has entered into an agreement with Malone 6 llyde. a food wholesaler firm which is currently supplying local businesses. w Economic Development New Washington Heights This program provides ecnnomic Program no lomler funded - - 1 46.11,10 - 7n+1 Year Community Development development services, includinq by Community Development. 91.349 - 3rd Ypa r Conference. Inc. business development. outreach. 101.000 - 4th Year marketing and coordination. 701.119r, - 5th Year 97,693 - fith Ypar "N 28. 29. �l 9 U) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ExPt+CTr~v PROJECT IMPLEMGNTAT iOIV [3giER STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALL OCATEO Overtown Shoppinq Center Overtown Economic This project ban provided the The ronnt.ructinn work is Fail, 1gi14 6 245.001► - lth Year N.N. 3rd Avenue between Development required match for an Economic completed. the Overtown 119.000 - nth Year. N.N. 14th Street A Corporation. inc. Development Administration Grant Economic Oevelopmpnt FDA Grant N.M. 15th Street for construction of a neighborhood Corporation ban mole. Shoppinq mall. The grant was recommendations to lease awarded to the Overtown Economic the grocery store huild- Development Corporation. inq to a Inral group of merchants. The project is alnn funded through FDA Grant. the oFOC Pntered into a contract with rurr Company, a management firm that will administer the operations of the Shoppinq center. At the prPaent. Six (6) tenants have npgotiatt•d lease agrepmPntn with the OFOC. lhene entail a grocery store, a laundry. a Metro D.ide County office, a drugstorp. a doctor'% office. and a fact food restaurant. Rehabilitation of Culmer Overtown Economic this project entails the rehabili- Thin project is in thn Soarwner, 19115 174.94n - Inth Year Center Development tation of the Culmer Center build- planning stage. It will Corporation, Inc. ing which will he used an a he implemented shortly. utsiness office complex. 10 WYNWOOD i YNWOO 172. _... __....-._--- ('R')POSED �— —� CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF t•LIUCATiON CF1Fj(OJECTPROJECT RECUhU9ENDAT1.0115 —T1LE InESCItIPT1UliCITYWIDE �- - - -- to funding priorities, new social -O ded ISISICA€ED WORKERS' CONOMIC DEVCLOPNLNT RAINING PROGRAM National Puerto Rican Forum WYNWIXiO ELDERLY RFCREATION ACTiVITILS Wynwood Elderly Center WYNWOOD 141N1 PARK. Parks Departmeunt his program would provide clerical kills to AD workers dislocated from he local garment industry. would -educe the shortage of qualified Aerical personnel in the private sec for and at the same time Provide per- nwnent skills for individuals that ,my lead to obtaining higher career and business opportunities. This is a matching fund request. $113,700 has been requested from the State of Florida. Bureau of Job Training. $57.700 of C.D. funds is being requested. S15,000 is tsl�ace he following es: 1j meetings 2 storage of food and clothing 3) cerdmic and sewing machine s in classes for elderly 1 ' the area. (Board recommends approval of staff's recommendation. funds are requested to construct an adult mini park on land dyil.N. 2 designated for this purpose a Ave. and N.W. 30 St. The pro•iect would provide a recreation area for 325 senior citizens which utilize the facility of Eugenio Maria de Ilostas and for the future residents of the 72-unit multi -family housing struc- ture for the elderly. $50.001) is requested for this project. recommends approval of staff s endation. 173 service projects are not recunme ,or funding. Due to fnmdin4l priorities, new social service projects are not recommended for funding. It is recommended that the agency work with Dade County IIiID for programming of the community roan in the new elderly housinq caolAex under construction. C.O. funds should not be the primary source for park j,provements. The Parks Refit. should' investigate the possibility of state and federaigrant for this purpose, such as Land and Water Conservation Fund, Florida Rec- reation Developnnent Assistance Program and the urban Park and Recreation Re- covery Program. etc. if d local nnatc C.D.is frequired undscouldfor thescousiitered,then -0- -0- #, r� CRO.iECT PROJECT TITLF. GESCRIPi Itrtl a>� r(pw00D EtOERLY 'ROGRAM Wyrnatod Elderly Center, inc. WYNWooD CIIItil CARE il,rly Cross Day Care Center, Inc. RESIDENIIAL PAiNT PROGRAM Department of Community Development 7-V -----------•-----_-___._._..._ PROPOSED CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF c ALLOCATIO14 RECOtIMEtJ.ATIONS RECOt111ENDAi;Oti_! _ _ -- ite program provides recreation. ;ducations meals• transportation. escort, counseling. health support. Information and referral services to I minimum of 600 unduplicated elderl: and/or handicapped residents from th Wynwood area. This program provides supervised car, meals, recreation, enrichment oppor- tunities and casework services to a minimum of 75 children whoaliv within the ilyowoal, Through the residential paint program low-income target area homeowners will tte provided, on a "first come - first served" basis. with paint and painting Supplies at no cost for the Purpose of painting the xterior of their Names. Approximately income homeowners will receive pro- ( gram ttenefits. hoard recommends approval of staff's recommendation. Board recommends approval of staff's recommendation. Board recomaends approval of staff's recommendation - 174 This reco mended forlfun dingr atthe� iss. level as last year. !his ongoing social service program is recommended for fu0di►ui at the same level as last Year. This program, which was implemented in the Allapattdh anti Edison-Littie River C.O. target areas during the loth C.D. year•, is recommended for implementation in the wyowuad target I area. .68o 30,000 K -- I W'YNU OOD PROJECT PROJECT TITLE I DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOAR PROPOSED ALLOCATION 1l' 3T.750 DEVELOPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS Program provides funds tar a Board recommends approval of staffs The Wyowood neighborhood presently unity based organization to pro- recommendation. lacks a neighborhood based economic economic development services development assistance organization. revitalization assistance to the It is recommended that a Request for Proposals (RFP) be published leading to the selection of it neighborhoud based group to serve this function. IN MO COMMERCIAL :HABILITATION through Lite commercial area facade Improvements program, miners of build- Board recommends approval of staffs recommendation. This project Is recommended for f 30,000 ;SISTANCE ings located in selected commercial funding. areas will be provided with financial Community Based assistance in making cosmetic improve- Orgduizdtion (COO) ments to their building facades. The City will provide a grant of up to $1.400 per facade. with a minimum 30% funding match to be provided by the building owner. It is anticipated that 22 facades will be improved through the program, enhancing the streetscape and increasing the market- ability of the areas targeted. WERY ARTS COMPLEX The funding requested would be used by Board recommends approval of staffs the concept of this project has merit the bakery Arts Complex, Inc.. spun- recomendation. and should be considered for Local Bakery Arts sors of the proposal. to renovate Initiatives Support Corporation Cemmplex, Inc, a vacated bakery complex in the Wyu- (L.I.S.C.) funding dndlor other wood area for use as a regional foundation support. artists workshop and gallery. $105.000 is being requested. 175 ly THIS PAGE WAS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY TO ALLOW SPACE FOR SPECIAL COMMENTS AND/OR TAXING NOTES. 176. WYNWOOD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATUS REPORT Ist w 10th YEARS 1975 w 1985 cw@qmm Department of Community Development 1 st Quarter 1985 177. 3.2.3.5.6 VIM slartl novorv4ms 4 STRUT 1IM"IFICAT10% I linfli'll 1. Ilf FAIll PfPPnVDfffni 0 wwwAmo "I"I - rAltv 9 INSM0 CinflMl IAft t1R111At71CNTS Ift Vr$WMM I.AND ACfX"SlTICW "M 14MAC Nr%Ml*. 11 VYWAIM LOD AOXISSITIM FM F11*0111 willSolm; 17 M-ICHIMMID fAcItill 11 VTWJ" WING MANI ITATIOR I'MMAN omr.p "mlrcTsrmtIc st"Ict 14 ELMR1.1 PFC111ATIM P"V.RAM Is cmito CAVE WIRNMA" Ilk X* TRAIVINC PINDOM (IMS 810) 17 pMTn OICAN GPFMTMnTI CrK= JOGS TRAINING P00CM (JIMS HILL) IN VIM" ttv"Ic smiam" NwE- SEE 1ST - IM Tt= STATUS IlfhW FM "MIECT INEMPTIM MN STATUS "SA ("EIGHWRWW STRATEGY AREA) GREAT HEIG"BORHO00 _I r / "I"lloce, " W. 36 NE. 29 ST r—lc-:) —_I r—DUID r i il a ED r. I c'-- I 1) j FIER (I 32r & w m IN 21 TIERR mw 20ST ro It N.E. 15 ST VENETIAN CAUSEWAY 40 Aor, WYNWOOD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1st-10th YEAR PROJECTS 0 750 15M I CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT 178. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 1. Local street improvements N.W. 34th Terrace between N.W. 2nd - 3rd Avenue N.W. 3rd Avenue between N.W. 29th -36th Street N.W. 33rd - 35th Street between N.W. 2nd - 5th Avenue 2. 1 Local Street Improvements N.W. 32nd - 35th Street from N.W. 5th - 6th Avenue N.W. 30th Street from N.W. 2nd - 6th Avenue N.M. 6th Avenue from N.M. 30th - 35th Street Local Street Improvements N.W. 31st - 32nd Street from N.M. 2nd - 5th Avenue Department of Public Works Department of Public Works nepartment of i Public Works RU13LIC 11'VIRROVEIVIENT EXPF_CTEO AMOUNT BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED improvements include street paving, construction of curbs and nutters . and sidewalk widening. improvements include street pavinq. construction Of curbs and gutters. and sidewalk widening. Improvements include street paving. construction of curbs and gutters. storm and sanitary sewers. and landscaping where necessary. Project completed. Project romplptell. Project completed. 1 147,951 - lit Ypar 144 ,11U1 - hid Year �� 776,Tfin - 3rd Year `. u F.f•-�Y ,� %.i%LkF:att�l1 ' y 91at�ic�a a yi _ �..au'i'►iw.•�.►.+:+.►w.�WYFa�..:aJ�.c...acWY�WwI►Yu0YW6�y� �ii � - - _ __ r � 31 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT 1 EXPECTED] PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION nMOUWVT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY: DESCRIPTION TIME I' ALLOCATED Street Beautification Department of Project includes landscaping, street Project completed -- S 77.771 - ird Year H.W. 2nd Avenue between Public Works furniture. repairs of curbs and N.E. 22nd - 29th St. sidewalks at selected locations. Residential Street Department of Improvements include the re- Project completed -- S7fi:.I1r, - 4 t h Year Improvements Public Works building of the asphalt pavement, 34th St. A 341h 1err. H.W. St new curbs and gutters. valley gut- . n 1st A 2nd betwAve.; tern. sidewalk, a covered ditch N.W. 35th St. drainage system and landscaping. between li. Iliami Ave. A N.W. 1st Ave.; N.M. 1st Ave. between II.W. 33rd A 36th St. N.S.A. Street Department of Project includes the design for Phase V -- S1110.000 - fith Ypar Improvement Design Public Works future street improvements. in- cluding street pavement, curbs and This phase is rimvietell. Phase V gutters, sidewalk improvements. storm and sanitary sewers (where A 30t 33rd, 32nd. 31st A 30th required) landscaping and street St. between N.N. ve. furniture. A N. Miami Ave. N.N. 1st Ave. between 29th A 33rd St. Phase VI Phase VI N.W. 35th St. between N.W. This phase In cnmpleted. -- S 71.000 - 6th Year 2nd Ave. b N.W. 1st Ave. 45R.500 - 7th Year N.N. 34th Terrace A 34th St. between 1st Ave. A N. Miami Ave. 1Ao. .fl'. • � _ _•...•►iAvk"WY�I'IfiVl�f?_ai1.�+Sn+..r.-_ .... .. _ .,� ti. wr.n�,.....aay._n-....,..:z. �.reo.ar..,, .->. �.. _ 1 PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IMPLEMI3NTATiom I uple ' STATUS P L T I O COO MPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATE© 7. IRobert E. Lee Park Improvements 8.1 Wynwood Mini Park 229 N.W. 30th Street 0 Department of Public Works Department of Parks Department of Parks Phase I t'ightinq for the soccer and baseball fields. Phase If fencing of baseball field. including back- stop dugouts and goal posts for soccer field, bleachers for the sports - field and hasphali field development. Acquisition and develolanpnt of a mini park. The cOnter building has been re- stored to its original condition. This project involved general carpentry fix -up and repair i :►eeded at the park building. Project cormripted. -- 177,;(1.1 - 7nrl Year Projert complptPd. The crnmnmitY his re- - 1; 59,fy6 - 3rd Ypar qupsted that the pirY no longer be dove lopod. and the funds he allocated for some other purposo. The land will hP used to build emprgency housing. Project compipted. I -- f, $ 7.0(10 - 711d Year 10. .0 LAND ACIRUISITION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNTSTATUS DESCRIPTION TIMERESPONSIBILITY TIME i ALLOCATED - Wynwood Land Acquisition Dade County HUD This project entails acquisition Project completed. — 110.0110 - 7nd Ynar for Public lbusing of scattered sites for housing. 300-312 N.M. 30th Avenue North side N.W. 33rd Street 255 feet east of N.W. 5th Avenue South side N.M. 31st Street 125 feet west of Miami Avenue 137 N.W. 30th Stree 2938 N.W. 1st Avenue 3270 N.M. 5th Avenue South side N.M. 33rd Street 134 feet west of 5th Avenue 525-527 N.M. 32nd Street 535 N.M. 33rd Street 538 N.M. 33rd Street Wynwood Land Acquisition Dade County 1110 This project entails land this project involves the -- f 700.000 - 41h Year for Elderly Housing acquisition for the elderly and acquisition of three (3) 31.100 - 5th Year N.M. corner 30th Street infitl housinq. parcels. one (1) of which llnusinq Bnid funds and N.M. 3rd Avenue has been acquired by Deed. The remaininq two (2) parcels have been paid for with 11ouc inq Bond funds. This project is completed. Rod'. V, 13. .,.......,..,.,.,....�. .... , a. L.. ,: .+.L..............�..�...1..Y,m.......wn-.,wl ......... lsxl 'k'.,.unw.«r•......,., .0 Q"'t'HER PROJECTS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION ORIEr- EXPECTED AMOUNT STATUES COMPLETION TITLE nESPONSiBiLITY OESC171PTION ALLOCATED Neighborhood Facility Bade County Department Residents approved the -site for -- 11w.000 - lst Year N.W.29th Streer and of Human Resources this facility on October 7, 1975. N.N. 2nd Avenue Site is located at 211 N.N. 29th Street (former Stanton Baptist (County and City funds) Church). This is a combined City of Miami/Dade County project. Because of its magnitude, this project has been developed in phases. Phase 1 included demolition of City's participation In - three buildings,•rPhabilitation of this project was limited , the fourth buildinq containing to land acquisition, 10.000 sq. ft. and acquisition of This phase is complete. four (4) lots for parking. These lots are located on the corner of H.N. 29th Street and N.N. 2nd Avenue. Phase 11 includes the construction This phase is completed. of an 1R,000 sq. ft. building, ' landscaping and parking. •Wynwood Housing Department of Community This program provides financial A cumulative total of Project Ongoinq 149,0711 - fith Year Rehabilitation Program Development assistance for property improvement eighteen (1B) cases have Citywide Funds - 6th. to qualified owner -occupants of been completed. The Ith. 11th and loth Year; single family and duplex dwelling City housing rehabilitat- units located in the Wynwood Great ion activities are also Neighborhood.. reported in the Citywide Single Family (lousing Rehabilitation loan Program. ' 9 11iJ. PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED AMOUhVT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION ©RIFF STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED' RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME TITLE — . This program provides transports- Program operational. 2nd Year Jnne. 19nR a ,109 - 14. lderly Recreation Wynwood Elderly 41.684' - 3rd Year rogram Center, Inc. tion as well as cultural and �,rj,Fj% - 4th Yrar social services for the elderly wi.6114 - 5th Year residents of the Neighborhood 97,179 - 6th Year Strategy area. 111,115 - lth Year 170.500 - nth Year 141,5110 - 9th Year 155.650 -loth Year IS. Child Care Program Ibly Cross Day Care this program provides day care Program operational June. 1999' liS.0111 - Ith Year Center, Inc. services for pre-school children 120,000 - nth Year age two (2) to five (5) years, 128,900 - 9th Year from low and moderate income 141,600 -10th Year families in the Wynwood target area. I 16. 17. ,••.erar4:. . -9 PUBLIC SERVICES PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION TIME AMOUNT ALLOCATED Jobs Training Program Biscayne Nynwood This project entails a training The Biscayne Chamber of -- R ir0,rnm - f,ORl:,l�bs Chamber of Commerce and employment program to provide Commerce is in charge of Dill Program for painting and minor repairs to implementing this project commercial and residential build- which ran from October 1. ings in the area. 1983 to September 30. 1984. This project provided construction jobs traininq to sixty- five (65) unduplicated) participants during F.Y. '83-'84. Program funds also cnvered salary requirements of six (6) agency employees who worked on the imple- mentation of this train- inq activity. This; project Is completed. Puerto Rican Opportunity Puerto Rican This project entails a training The Puerto Rican -- E 160.000 - COBG Jobs Center Jobs Training Opportunity Center. Inc. and employment program in computers Opportunity renter. Inc. Bill Program Program to residents of the area. It will implemented this project also provide counseling and which was in effect from referral services for employment. October 1. 1983 to September 10, 1984. Seventy -Five (75) unduplicated participants received training in computers through this program which also funded salaries of four (4) employees involved in its implementation. This project is completed. Im Y�V .. .. ... _ .........s_..._,...........�.. ___».r_w..4�.... ... ... anew.w�....rm>,wavx+.++++_rL.w.e.ur .....-. .. _...._ ..._....lSwu�.al.a7 ._....w.. s... ... _. .. .. ... .. .. •..�iW�{x+- 410 - ntr- 7►1�qomiC DEVELOPMENT 18. EXPECTED AMOUNT GRIEF STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATEM PROJECT iMPLCMENTATtON OEgCRiPT1ONL TIME TITLE RESPONSIBILITY ---� r F50.44q t1, Year rmood Ny�,d A community -based organization is At the CommiSSion meeting JuneI9115onrnmic Development Econo�mlc Development being funded to provide economic of January 14, 19A?. thisth YP.Ir Corporation development services in conJunction prngram's contract with th Year with the City-wide Local Develop- the Small HUSIness Oppor ment Corporation. tunity Center, Inc. was .i7,750 - 9th Year rescinded by the City 31.750 -IOth Year Commission. The program was then assigned to the Mynwood Community I Economic Nvelopment Corporation for contin- uing management. i ■