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Home My WebLink AboutR-84-0384J-84--299 qp RESOLUTION NO. 84,384. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SUBMIT THE ATTACHED APPROVED GRANT PROGRAM FINAL STATE- MENT TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) REQUESTING FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $11,255,000 FOR THE CITY'S PROPOSED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DURING 1984--85; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, UPON APPROVAL OF SAID GRANT BY HUD, TO ACCEPT THE SAME AND NEGOTIATE THE NECESSARY IMPLEMENTING CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS. 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 and Urban Development (HUD) for the City's proposed Community Development program during 1984-85. 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 1984-85 Community Development Program. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of April , 1984. Maurice A. Ferre M A Y O R ATTEST: CI CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: C,z,,� �/. 4, 10P&141-4_ - 44�� ROBERT F. CLARK OSR. GARCIA—PEDROSA DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY CITY ATTORNEY s CITY COMMISSION MEETII�.G OF APR 1984 rC.h;�itfi; CITY OF MIAMI. FL,ORInA - _.. INTER -OFFICE MFMORAi'*!C)W' TO Howard V. Gary onTE: March 21., 1984 FILE City Manager sueJECT lOth Year Community Development Application FROM Dena Spillman REFERENCES:C'it,y Commission Agenda Director April 5, 1984 Department of Community Development ENCLOSURES It is recommended that the City Commission approve the attached ordinance and resolution, appro- priating Community Development (tenth 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 $11,255,000 for the proposed Community Development program during 1984-85, and further authorizing the City Manager, upon approval of said grant by HUD, to accept the same and negotiate the necessary implementinq_ contracts and agreements. It is further reconuilendcd that the City Commission approve, the i:e- progranurli ng of $2, 356, 530 of previous, funds into tenth year projects and that expected program income of $371,000 also be allocated to projects in accord with the attached information. s A Public Hearing on the loth year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is scheduled on April 5, 1984. This will be the only hearing at the City Commission regarding the proposed application. June 16, 1984 will begin the loth year of Community Development funding for the City of Miami. The tenth year funding level is expected to be $11,255,000, an increase of $1,252,000 over ninth year funding. This increment to our grant is not because of an expansion in federal funding of the Community Development program, it is because this year new 1980 Census data, as it relates to age City Commission Agenda March 21, 1984 -Page 2 At to of housing and number of low and moderate inconn persons, was available for the first time to be part of the computation used to determine_, the City's grant. The new data showed an increase in the number of low and moderate income persons and in the age of housing stock for the City of Miami, therefore more funds have been allocated to us. In addition to the tenth year grant amount, staff has reviewed previous years programs to identify funds which remained from projects which were closed out, unspent contingencies and other_ sources. As a result of this review, staff has identified funds in the amount of $2,356,530 to be reprogrammed. Also, it is anticipated that $371,000 of program income will be received during the corning year. These supplements to the City's grant amount bring the total amount to be allocated to $13,982,530. However,funding remains inadequate to meet community needs. It is the recommendation of staff that funding be concentrated in those activities which will have the greatest impact: Housing Public Service Programs On -Going Projects 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 loN..—interest rehabilitation loan programs in the City's Community Development target areas. In vies;, of the Federal Governmeni:.'s overall r.edur.ti.on in the level of housing Program funding f_-or Mi.ami_ and our ever- i.ncr_easing housing needs, it is important to continue the.:,e= programs with CDBG resources. 2. PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS Support services which complement the physical and economic development thrusts 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. City Commission Agenda. 1-larch 21, 1984 Page 3 3. ON GOING PROGRAMS The following existing programs which require additional funding.:: either to continue operations or complete a project are recommended for funding: Historic Preservation Southeast Overtown/Park West Overtown Urban Initiatives Project Garment Center - Phase II Miami Capital Development, Inc. 4. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT This activity is essential 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 rehabilitation efforts. CDBG funding is recommended for a low interest revolving loan fund for businesses program. This will aid in the revitalization of neighborhood businesses. _ Based on the City Commission policy established in the Eighth Year CDBG program, Community -Based Organizations (CBO) are expected to produce non -city funding sufficient to bring their level of funding up to a minimum of $50,000. This year the City would fund nine CBOs at the level of $25,000, and the tenth CBO which is on delayed schedule at the level of $37,750. The schedule that has been established and followed of annually decreasing the City funding and increasing the private share is intended to promote agency self-sufficiency and an enlargement of private participation in public projects. All agencies are being recommended for a renewal of funding. 5. ADMINISTRATION We are recommending that the level for administration be maintained at the same level as last year, with allowances for expected cost of living and inflationary increases. The City-wide Advisory Board has reviewed staff recommendations, on March 20 and will provide comments to staff at the next scheduled meeting, March 27. Comments from the Board will be forwarded to you immediately after that meeting. DS/mc Attachments i • �. To. Howard V. Gary City Manager DATE: March 21, 1984 FILE: SUBJECT: 10th Year Community Development Application FROM: Dena Spillman REFERENCES:City Commission Agenda Director April 5, 1984 Department of Community Development ENCLOSURES. It is recommended that the City Commission approve the attached ordinance and resolution, appro- priating Community Development (tenth year) Block Grant funds, authorizing the City Manager to submit a final statement to the U. S. Department of Housing & Urban Development rcguesting funds in the a;rlount of $11,255,000 for the proposed Community Development program during 19<34.-85, and fus.-ther authorizing the City Manager, upon approval of said grant by HUD, i--o accel_)t the .:,ame and negotiate the necessary implementing contracts and agreements. It is further recommended that the City Commission approve the re- programming of $2,356,530 of previous year's funds into tenth year projects and that expected program income of $371,000 also be allocated to projects in accord with the attached information. A Public Hearing on the loth year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is scheduled on April 5, 1984. This will be the only hearing at the City Commission regarding the proposed application. June 16, 1984 will begin the loth year of Community Development funding for the City of Miami. The tenth year funding level is expected to be $11,255,000, an increase of $1,252,000 over ninth year funding. This increment to our grant is not because of an 1 expansion in federal funding of the Community Development program, it is because this year new 1980 Census data, as it relates to age R i M • City Commission Agenda March 21, 1984 Page .2 of housing and number of low and moderate income persons, was available for the first time to be part of the computation used to determine the City's grant. The new data showed an increase in the number of low and moderate income persons and in the age of housing stock for the City of Miami, therefore more funds have been allocated to us. In addition to the tenth year grant amount, staff has reviewed previous years programs to identify funds which remained from projects which were closed out, unspent contingencies and other sources. As a result of this review, staff has identified funds in the amount of $2,356,530 to be reprogrammed. Also, it is anticipated that $371,000 of program income will be received during the coming year. These supplements to the City's grant amount bring the total amount to be allocated to $13,982,530. However,funding remains inadequate to meet community needs. It is the recommendation of staff that funding be concentrated in those activities which will have the greatest impact: Housing Public Service Programs On -Going Projects Economic Development 1. HOUSING Preservation of the City's existing housing stock is a cornerstone of Miami's community -wide mousing 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 in the City's Community Development target areas. In view of the Federal Government's overall reduction in the level of housing program funding for Miami and our ever increasing housing needs, it is important to continue these programs with CDBG resources. 2. PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS Support services which complement the physical and economic development thrusts 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. City Commission Agenda March 28, 1984 Page 3 (-Ttevised) 3. ON -GOING PROGRAMS The following existing programs which require additional funding either to continue operations or complete a project are recommended for funding: Historic Preservation Southeast Overtown/Park West Overtown Urban Initiatives Project Garment Center - Phase II Miami Capital Development, Inc. 4. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT This activity is essential 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 rehabilitation efforts. CDBG funding is recommended for a loij interest revolving loan fund for businesses program. This will aid in the re%7ital.izati_on of neighborhood busi.nes"es. The City Commissi-on policy <<,-,hich N.;as. csta_blished in the I'.i.ghth Year CDBG program, required Community -Based Orguni_ Nations (CEO) to produce none -city fi.inding sufficient- to bring their level of funding up to a mi.ni.mum of *50,000. However, since CI30's leave had difficulty in raising the necessary funds and since it would be impossible for the CBO's to operate at the reduced level projected for this year, it is recommended that all CBO's be funded at the same level as last year and that 10th year be the last year of funding support. All agencies are being recommended for a renewal of funding. 5. ADMINISTRATION We are recommending that the level for administration be maintained at the same level as last year, with allowances for expected cost of living and inflationary increases. The City -Wide Advisory Board reviewed staff recommendations at their meetings of March 20 and March 27. The Board supported staff's recommendations. DS/mc Attachments FUNDS'AVAILABLE - TENTH YEAR CD Estimated Tenth Year Grant Reprogrammed Funds (3rd-7th Years) Program Income: Housing Garment Center Balance Available for Programming Ongoing Commitments Funding Recommended Projects for Available Balance: SECTION 108 LOAN SET ASIDE (PARTIAL) $ 11,255,000 1,118,874 100,000 271,000 $ 12,744,874 -12,565,962 $ 178,912 - 178,.912 Lam• me OTHER FUNDS AVAILABLE Eighth Year Contingencies $ 517,450 Ninth Year Contingencies 720,206 $ 1,237,656 OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT CORP. (PARTIAL)$ 221,088 OVERTOWN SECOND MORTGAGE HOUSING SITE IMPROVEMENTS 300,000 ALLAPATTAH ELDERLY MEALS FACILITY 191,620 ALLAPA.TTAH SHOPPING CENTER 300,000 LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORP. (LISC) 100,000 REHABILITATION OLD CULMER CENTER 124,948 $ 1,237,656 -0- ®' COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDED AGENCIES Action Community Center $ 288,600 Allapattah Community Action 164,800 Association for the Useful Aged, Inc. 36,300 Belafonte Tacolcy Center, Inc. 82,900 Catholic Community Services/ Centro Mater,-Inc. 64,300 Catholic Community Services/ Little Havana Child Care Center, Inc. 69,500 Catholic Community Services/ Little Havana Outreach Office, Inc. 67,700 Coconut Grove Family Clinic, Inc. 34,422 Holy Cross Day Care Center, Inc. 128,800 Industrial Home for the Blind, Inc. 44,500 James E. Scott Corrniunity association, Inc. 25,000 Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County, Inc. 25,000 Little Havana Cultural Arts Program 4,200 Miami Mental Health Center 34,422 Overtown Job Training and Development 195,000 Overtown Cultural Arts Program 23,200 Tenant Education Association of Miami, Inc. 23,200 United Family and Children's Services, Inc. 21,700 Wynwood Elderly Center, Inc. 141,500 $1,475,044 • ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS Allapattah Business Development Association $ 48,000 Allapattah Merchant Association 37,750 Coconut Grove Economic Development 37,750 Downtown Economic Development 37,750 Edison/Little River Economic Development 37,750 Latin Quarter Economic Development 37,750 Little Havana Economic Development 37,750 Model City Economic Development 37,750 OvertoiM Economic Development 37,750 Wynwood Economic Development 37,750 $ 387,750 iENTH YEilk CDDBG FUNDS 9th Year Allocation Recommended Economic Development Administration $ 250,000 $ 285,961 Miami Capital Development, Inc. 220,000 120,000 Target Area Community Business Organizations 387,750 387,750 MCDI Revolving Loan Fund 1,200,000 500,000 Citywide Conanercial Facade Improvements 200,000 -0- Overtown Shopping Center Improvements _ 179,000 -0- Subtotal $ 2,436,750 $ 1,293,711 Southeast Overtown/Park West Administration $ 225,000 $ 245,890 UMTA Land Acquisition and Relocation 670,000 468,676 Subtotal $ 895,000 $ 714,566 Planning Administration $ 217,740 $ 256,719(1) Parks Lemon City Park Improvements $ 45,000 $ -0- Community Development Administration (including Indirect Costs) $ 1,702,260 $ 1,994,281(2) Contingency/Local Option 720,206 792,553 Citywide Historic Preservation 30,000 30,000 Overtown Historic Preservation 31,000 31,000 Garment Center Redevelopment 450,000 200,000 Subtotal $ 2,933,466 $ 3,047,834 Social Service Programs Private non-profit agencies $ 1,475,044 $ l';520,844 Housing Programs Single Family Rehabilitation $ -0- $ 397329288(3) Multi -Family Rehabilitation $ 2,000,000 $ 2,000,000 Subtotal $ 2,000,000 $ 5,732,288 TOTAL $10,0039000 $12,565,962 (1) The projected cost is actually $258,577 but was reduced $1,858 in order not to exceed the 20b administrative cap. (2) The projected cost is actually $2,009,313 but was reduced $15,032 in order not to exceed the 20fJ administrative cap. (3) As sufficient funding from prior C.D. Program years was available, the Single Family Rehabilitation Loan Program was not recommended for 9th year funding. However, by the end of the current program year, all available funding will be exhausted. To achieve the annual rehabilitation goal of 220 units, (18 per month) during the loth program year, $3,732,288 in CDBG funds will be required. This funding level will allow for the duplication of the current year's Loan/Grant volume. (Revised 3/28/84) 84-38 31 84-384 2 70'1 'I. C � UGC° I&A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEKII.- I Commission Agenda march 28, 1984 Tlagr7 2 of housing and number of low and moderate income persons, was availablez z 0 _i,or the fi-rst time to be part of determine computation used to determle P the City's grant_ The new data showed an increase in the number of D co lnw and -ult.d(�ratc incomc perso-ns, and in the age of housing stock for cr tll(re_,Iore Tllo.l.e funds have -0-Incilt-nd to us. V) a I 27 i7d,"it-7-01-1 to the 1-Icni-.1i y(-ar grant amount, st,)17 f 11a F, re_-vi ew-ed previous I/ z y-ai:s to i6ontify fun(.17, remained froi.n projects which 0 1"Cre closcd out, unspent contingencies and. other sources. As a ie < U result of this review, staff has identificcl fund.s in the amount of 0 $2,2356,530 to be reprogrammed. Also, it is anticip,-_I.ted that J _J I n. year. $371,000 of program income- will be received durii-g the coming < These supplements to the City's grant amount bring the total, amount !d to be allocated to $13,982,530. however, funding remains inadequate to meet community needs. It is the recommendation of staff that r. funding be concentrated in those activities which will have the greatest impact: D • Housing Cn • Public Service Programs • On -Going Projects z • Economic Development th 0 am 1. HOUSING D z Ui Preservation of the City's existing housing stock is a cornerstone of Miami's c0111munity-\%,idc housing, i'4-,iprovement strategy. As in 0 U previoii,: (7011111,113111itY T)0'V('3(:) 3�leck Grant Funds are to be Ui used to low -interest rehabilitation -,;,i ty j)ev - opment target areas. loan e 3. LIJ -1 0 -311 reduction in the level In v i c-,,., th Y o v c. r, Cr (L of houfj_J-1( for i,jj -ri-jj_ and our ever increasing housing needs, it i�; too continue these programs with CDBG resources. 2. pUBI,IC SLJ_Z%TTCE PROGRLMS Support services which complement the physical and economic development thrusts of the ConlIllul-lity 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 :1 neighborhoods and include transportation, child care, health care, elderly services, job training and recreation programs. z W Fecleral, regulations have placed a fifteen per cent (15%) cap on funding now being for public service programs. The social service agencies for renewed funding at the current level. funded are being recommended recommended for funding. No new programs are W V) 0 CL 0 er 12 Page 3 (Revised) 3. ON --GOING PROGRAMS The following existing programs which require additional funding either to continue operations or complete a project are recommended for funding: Historic Preservation Southeast Overtown/Park West Overtown Urban Initiatives Project Garment Center -- .Phase II Miami, Capital_ Development, Inc. 4. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT This activity is essential 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 co,-ili;,ercial rehabilitation efforts. CDBG funding is recommended for a low interest revolving loan fund for busi.nes:.,e � program. This will aid in the revi t- lization of neighborhood 1-)111;31eS5CS. The Ci.t,, C.�. � �a3 �_ ;_� n ��c�l_i.cy lt�hi_ch �,��s c �tal�li.; hc�d i r, the Eighth Year CDE� ;Pi ,, j,7CU](1 C l?1.1.i- t J`�i:�F d r 711<.aj=]_O3IS W1' 0) to prociuce i_C.i_c'alt. t:o thou- level_ of funding up to aIiIJ_7ll:llt_i"i r_?1��t. rl?(.)(�, �;C�•;t'V'�.'.L'� 7.11C'C' c),zols h-ve had difficulty in1:oulci be impossible for the CFO's to c;� c �7�!_•t,r��e�d le �,�e1_ projected for this year, it is rccac_:nf-unded at the same level as last year and that l0'.h yc �: l �, i.!,c J :,t year of funding support. All agencies ar<: lac:. i.nq recommended for a renewal of funding. 5. ADMINI-1711'P.7:TION We are recommending that the level for administration be maintained at the same level as last year, with allowances for expected cost of living and inflationary increases. The City-i•iide Advisory Board reviewed staff recommendations at their meetings of march 20 and March 27. The Board supported staff's recommendations. DS/mc Attachments Z O H D m a` 0 z O r Q U O J J Q E- z W 2 W F- Q N W V) O d O cr a. N a Q u z O Q 0 z W O U W r U W O X (L i t si CITY OF MIAMI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM PROPOSED STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ODJECTIVES + AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ' amended Housing and Community Development -lartment of Housing & Urban Development, the `his "Proposed Statement of Community Aected Use of Funds." of Community Development, invites ,r comments regarding the proposed lopment Block Grant program by -tment is located at 1145 N.W. (305) 579-6853. Comments -�gular office hours Monday tatement will be ton scheduled for t, 2420 N.W. 18th '-imated program previous CD z O m a F- 0 Z O U 0 J J F- z O 0 z W O U w F- U w O Cr a. F- Z W W F- d F- N O w N O n. O a: a CITY OF MIAMI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (n BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM PROPOSED STATEMENT z OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS M m AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING F- U) z Pursuant to the 1.981 amended Housing and Community Development regulations of the U.S. Department of housing & Urban Development, the City of Miami has developed this "Proposed Statement of Community 0 Development Objectives and Projected use of Funds." The City of Miami., Department of Community Development, invites affected citizens to com;-iunicate. their- comments regarding the proposed recommendations for the Community Development Block. Grant program by � writing or calling our office. The department is Located at 11.45 N.W. llth Street, ;Miami, Florida. 33.1.36; phone, (305) 579-6853. Comments N must be submitted by April 3, 1.934, during regular office hours Monday D through Friday from 3:00 a.m. to 5:00 Ali addi.ti_onal, opportunity to cornrment on the statement will be provie:c(l at a lnrl).lic hea.ri_nc7 before the City Commission scheduled for z April 5, 1984, at 3: 30 p.m. , C:oI1lStock I,letmentary School, 2420 N.W. 18th Avenue. This proposed statment i_nc1_ucics $371,000 of estimated program income and $2,356,530 of estimated reprogrammed funds from previous CD z years. g GOALS OF THE PROGRAM: — 0 0 * Expand the supply of standard housing units for low and Uj moderate income City residents. v * Provide economic development assistance to businesses on w a neighborhood and Citywide level. a * Improve the delivery of social services at the neighbor- hood level. * Create incentives for commercial development within the City. w" * Expand employment skills and opportunities for low and moderate income City residents. * Expedite the implementation of the overall Citywide redevelopment. :rtrate��y. -_ * Assist in thin ))reservation of historic and architecturally distinct. structures and unique neighborhoods. -Lift * Improve the utility and availability of existing public facilities. i. OBJECTIVE -- HOUSING * To improve the City of Miami.'s housing stock by improving substandard housing units in the City's Community Develop, ment taroet areas through rehabilitation financial assist- anco, Area Recommended Activities z O m f- o Target Area -Wide * Si.ngl.e Family dousing Rehabilitation Z O Program -- This project provides finan- cial assistance to qualified owner- c� occupants and investor -owners of single o family and duple.~-: dwelling units located within the Edison/Little River, Little Havana, Model City, Wynwood, Allapattah and Coconut Grove Community Development Target Areas. The recommended budget is $3, 732, 288 , f- cn * Multi -Family Housing Rehabilitation Program - This program provides low 0 interest loans for moderate rehabili- `L 0 tation to qualified owners of multi- w family buildings located throughout g the City. The recommended budget is $2,000,000. ° U W Overtown * Overtowrn Second Mortgage Housing Site 1— U Improvements - This project will fund 0 half of the site preparation and improve- a- ments for the 51. single family units to be built by the two Dade County designated not -for -profit developers. The recom- mended budget is $300,000. C Total Recommended Funding Level $6,032,288 F, OBJECTIVE - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT * To create jobs, upgrade duality of employment opportunities a and increase personal income in order to strengthen, diver- sify and maximize the economic base of the neighborhoods within the CD13G areas and the tax base of the City of Miami. _ _16 * To stimulate investment of other funding sources in neighbor— hood improvement efforts and City-wide activities through public/private partnerships. ii. 61L it II I tlll 11 lli I I I ..IIII IIII I III IIII. I' I IIII a II Id4Y' �i w 14 '" II d IIdl 11 III I II1 1111 I III6A 11,111 I IIII'll il li! Ii JI IIJIIL, Ll"V l IIil,Illcll� OBJECTIVE - HOUSING >t * To improve the City of Miami's housing stock by improving substandard housing units in the City's Community Develop- o ment target areas through rehabilitation financial assist- m ance. Area Recommended Activities o Target Area -Wide * Single Family Sousing Rehabilitation oz Program - This project provides finan- f= I assistance to qualifiea o-,,iner- occupants anal in-;estor-o-fa^_ers of single family and duple-: dwelling units located Q within the Edison/Little River, Little a Havana, Model City, Wynwood, Allapattah and Coconut Grove Community Development Target Areas. The recommended budget is $3,732,288. t— cn * Multi -Family Housing Rehabilitation o Program - This program provides low - Q interest loans for moderate rehabili- o tation to qualified owners of multi- W family buildings located throughout the City. The recommended budget is o $2,000,000. U Overtown * Overtown Second Mortgage Housing Site Ld Improvements - This project will fund X half of the site preparation and improve- a. ments for the Sl single family units to be built by the two Dade County designated not -for -profit developers. The recom- mended budget is $300,000. Total Recommended Funding Level $6,032,288 i OBJECTIVE - ECOrdOhIIC DEVELOPMENT * To create jobs, upgrade quality of employment opportunities and increase personal income in order to strengthen, diver- sify and maximize the economic base of the neighborhoods within the CDBG areas and the tax base of the City of Miami. * To stimulate investment of other funding sources in neighbor— hood improvement efforts and City-wide activities through public/private partnerships. i i . n,rw l hilll�dl11 I i Illlle�ll Area Citywide j � n iiidh �I� IIIII Ili; IN pf�i$i� A-itks..o��. Recommended Activities * Dcoar t-mcnt of Economic Development - This acts i `inds the Department of Economic D^'.- �11<y to monitor co-mmunity-based orr. % '_ions, super�;ise acti�rities of Development, Inc. , and prc:,. is and business growth in the rJ.t- The recommended bi,, get is $285, 9 1 * Miami Ca ,,i tal Development, inc. - This project Jun, -Its the administration of a Citywide Development Corporation that works with tIe City to provide financial business develon.men t loan packaging services, technical., and managerial assistance. The recommended budget is $120,000. * MCDT_ Rc-;ol=ping Loan Fund - Funds will be used to replenish the Revolving Loan Fund administered by jMCDI to assist businesses in attainin working capital. The recom- mended buc!get is $500,000. * Garment Center Redevelopment - Phase II This activitl entails the redevelopment of the Gar,ent Center/Fashion District, includinc; replatting, street improvements, storm and sanitary Sealer, sidewalks, and landscaping. Project boundaries are N.W. 2-3 Avenue, and `i.'W. 22 Street and 23 Lane. The recommended budget is $200,000. * Technical 7�,ssistance Program to Loan Recipients - This project is to fund specialized management and technical assistance to loan recipients. The recommended buc;cTet is $100,000. * Small Business Investment Corporation (SBIC) - To purci;ase an operating SBIC where investment in growing commanies iS made in .return for equity positions thus leveraging the initial in ostment over 3 times. Dade Count-7 Will snatch this allocation with $300,000. With acceptance of this allocation, iMCDI will not receive future allocations of loan and administration funds. The recommended budget is $300,000. A. d N cn 06 Z O F- 0 Z W O U w F- U u, 0 CL 0 Y Recommended Activities L Area ; port Corporation * Local ni ;aty`T� Support provides p N z �? Citywide pro,jr�,;, - This project (LISC) a ' ' loans to F• D -.-,A-�:� �- grants and for the - '- ,orations nlopment cor� � commune_ l y y under t��e A,ocyi Initlative S�p�°-rS t0 F- U) -�� ,LISC) program Corpora,=: office in association o 0 establish a .ccal 'tiami United. �,Ietro Dade with Greater ram in the co -fund this p ro_g Q U County will $250,000. The recommended 0 J amount of budget is $100,000.s J r anizations - This * Community Busines Ogg development Target Areas activity entails economic assistance to a services and revitalization et lows Downtown, te- businesses locaLed in the fol Grove, D areas: 7�llapattah, Coconut Little Havana, Model Little River, Edison/ ., y,� % The recom- and yn�aood. � , Overtown, CityG is $387,750. � mended budget z 0 - This project provides for o Allapattah * Shopping Center shopping center comple`z in the local area. shopp 12 businesses z w � a P This project will establish 200 jobs. This shopping center 0 provide and p the-�1lapattah Rapid U w will be adjacent to Transit Station site located at `i,''i. 3c funding will be ~- Street and 12 Avenue. Tho $1.5 million U�1TA grant' o used as match to a budget is $300,00 a n. The recommended t- ministration - Park ;est Ad * Southeast over Plans- O overtown/Downtown This activity entails a:iministyat;-tie and relocation activi- ing, design marketing, pro - the yboundarriestare ties associated a�.�itproject the are Railroad, -- gram of south of I-395, east of the F.E.C. Rai- Port of �Siami south of the F.E.C. of Biscayne Boulevard. and west Extension, ended budget is $245,890. The recomm * UMTA Land Acquisition E.nd P.elocatuisition land acq overtown This project consists of c�Transitand and relocation of RbdevelopeS located in the 0`ie rtc�Iz Project boundaries are N3��Avenue. ment Area. Street, and N•GJ' let'�ist$468,676. g recommended budg The n .N/9 i ,�iI�iIII��V�l��ldlh 11��16 , � Il ll hi I � III t ill i llll l i 11 I�l it 11 l Area Recommended Activities Overtown * Rehabilitation of Culmer Center - This } pro jnc'. rehabilitation of the , Culmer 9 . tnr_ Buildin located at 1 Court . d _;.;i. 3 -,venue fo- use as an offices `or Overt -own Economic Development Corporation. The recommended budget is $124 948. Total Recommended Funding Level $3,133,225 OBJECTIVE - PliBLIC SERVICES * To provide public ser".;ice activities which include, but are not limited to -Programs for the elderly, hot meals, transportation, childcare/afterschool care, programs for the handicapped, job training, recreation, primary health care, and support services (counseling, information/referral) 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 $164,800. * Transportation Program - This project provides free transportation to elderly residents of the Allapattah area. The recommended budget is $34,700. Coconut Grove * Primary Health Care - This project entails primary medical, dental, and family plan- ningservices for residents of the Coconut Grove area. The recommended budget is $34,422. * Mental Health Care - This program provides mental health car-- services for the resi- dents of the Coconut Grove area. The recom- mended budget is $34,422. Downtown * Social Services for the Elderly - This project provides social casework and counseling services to elderly downtown residents. The recommended budget is $21,700. z 0 m r- 0 z O U O J J D t- z 0 F- 0 z w 0 U w U w O W CL 0 '. "' II '•" #+ NO 6M III lldlllll I lVIIIII IIIII I' " III II Ia ld dlill'�II I�Illillillli�.11llll 11 h I1171111I III II II hI �I�l lu 111 till II II L !II III rI '.II III IIII i' •.'•: •�,;i; �,I,I., a_LI�IIw�Ji��lAw�rcbwrl�l�Vl� r-,..;,,-:. .,,, ., ...,., 3} Y ��fW".mJ5:�.31i.aiv,�L.la.A'iik,.itiari�.F.i�v`4'-. WOK++• �°e,•a .. �'Pi�£'^ A1t�Pllih'+.c , ;I . , i Area Recommended Activities Little Havana * Outreach Program - This project provides multiple social services, including infor- � z f mationjrelerral, client advocacy, crisis intervention and individual or zamily counseling to residents. The recommended 03 budget is $67,700. z * Transportation Program - This project pro- o vides door-to-door demand response trans- portation services to elderly and handi- p capped City residents. The recommended � budget is $49,500. ¢ * Assistance to the Elderly - This project provides community information, education and referral to elderly persons. The recom - Cn mended budget is $36,300. F- * Childcare Services - This program providesLO supervised daily care, meals, recreation, z enrichment opportunities and casework 0 services to children five to fourteen years o of age. The recommended budget is $64,300. z w * Assistance to the Blind - This project pro- vides social enrichment, escort and trans- UJ portation services to blind persons. The recommended budget is $44,500. w O CL t * Community Day Care Center - This program provides supervised care, meals, recreation J and enrichment opportunities to children between the age of two and six. The recom- mended budget is $69,500. Model City * Belafonte Tacolcy Recreation Program - This program provides supervised recreational services to youth between the ages of six and twenty-five, through a structure sports program. The recommended budget is $82,900• * Tenant Education - This agency is contracted to provide tenant education, assistance in the King Heights Neighborhood Strategy Area. The recommended budget is $23,200. vi. Area Recommended Activities Overtown job Training; E, Development Program - This programde71.ops and identifies private for sector jc!:, and tra-Ining opportanities Overtown residents and assess and refers job see"._rs to potential jobs or training program— The recommended budget is $245,000. Cultural Arts - This project consists of the administration of a multifaceted arts program for the cultural enrichment of area i residents. The recommended budget s $23,200. Elderly Recreation Program - This 19111Y wynwood provides zecreation, education, hot meals, escort, counseling, health transporLation, support, information and referral services to elderly or handicapped City residents. The recommended budget is Day Care Center - This program provides sed childcare, meals, recreation, supervised enrichment opportunities, and casework services to children between the ages of two and five. The recommended budget is $128,800. Elderly Meals Program - This City -Wide 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 th a recS50o-nmeended ,000' budget of $25,000, for a total of Target Area -wide Transportation Program - This project Provides free transportation for the elderly and day care programs. - The recommended budget is $204,400- Total Recommended Funding Level $1, 520,844 z 0 Co z 0 0 I i II 1. II 10 II II A 111 11111114111111111 till i I III OBJECTIVE - HISTORIC PRESERVATION * The inventory of sites of historic and architectural signifi- U) cance within the City and the development of a program fox O their preservation. m Area Recommended Activities In Overtown * Historic Preservation - This project re- o covers and preserves noncurrent records, z photographs, documents and buildings g relating to Black history in the City. < The recommended budget is $31,000. O J Q City -Wide * Historic Preservation - This project entails the inventory of sites of historic and archi- tectural significance with the City and development of a program for their preser- vation. The recommended budget is $30,000. Total Recommended Funding Level $61,000 z OBJECTIVE - PUBLIC FACILITIES 0 0 * To improve facilities in target areas. W Area Recommended Activities o _ Allapattah * Elderly Meals Facility - This project entails the construction of a public facility located at N.W. 24 Avenue and `I .W . 19 Street which � w will be used to serve ;weals to elderly 0 residents of the area. This project provides a supplemental funds to meet a cost overrun. The recommended budget is $191,620. J Total Recommended Funding Level $191,620 OBJECTIVE - PLA KING 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 $2,251,000 it �� 'dl�ll'Nlrl VIdIIIIIIIIIuIIIII�iiP�illlllll IdVlll6111111 Idlli VIIIdIII dll ��II��'i �i I,`I � I I III I IIII i�fu l; V,� ��I � s + ' :bt �, �,�� * Contingency/Local Option - Funds will be used to cover k cost incurred in activities of unforeseen nature, to increase the scope of e:-istinq; pe t.. c _s and make their final completion possible, and to a projects suggested by the City Commission durincr t111e Total Recommended Funding Level PROGRAM ACTIVITIES $792,553 1) Housing $ 6,032,288 2) Economic Development 3,133,225 3) Public Services 1,520,344 4) Historic Preservation 61,000 5) Public Facilities 191,620 6) Administration 2,251,000 7) Contingencies 792,553 $13,982,530 BLOCK GRANT RESOURCES Entitlement Amount $11,255,000 Reprogrammed Funds (3rd-9th years) 2,356,530 Estimated Program Income: Housing Rehabilitation 100,000 Garment Center Land Sale 271,000 Total Block Grant Resources $13,982,530 D z 0 0 z w 2 0 W U w O a a. I+I aa77 YI Z O r �M W VJ 0 Z O Q U O .J Q H Q F- N Z 0 Q 0 Z w 0 U w r U w O a a i 6 A " i a , j i 'i $ a:' �i rt COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.' ��^s'°w@omm MARCH 1984 L PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS 41 LI-I DOWNTO. COCONUI ALLAPATTAH .i r TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PROPOSED STATEMENT i Allocation Distribution Comparison Table 1 Tenth Year Rlecow,,wiendations Summary 2 Recommended Target Area Allocation 3 Tenth Year Recowmenclations/Project Status City -Wide 12 A1lapattah 34 Coconut Grove 49 Downtown 61 Edison/Little River 74 Little Havana 85 Model City 101 Overtown 113 Wynwood 132 C PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS 41LI) DOWNTO. COCONUI ALLAPATTAH C014PARISON TABLE TARGET AREA AND CITY-WIDE ALLOCATIONS BY YEAR CITY OF M PMI 75-76, 76-77 77-78 78-79 79-FO 80-81 81-82 --82-83 83-84 TARGET AREA 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year 6th Year 7th Year 8th Year 9th Year TotJ Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget Budget ALLAPATTAH S 296,747 S 437,996 $ 439,136 $ 1,364,361 $ 699,036 $ 739,250 $ 720,256 $ 248,250 $ 240,300 $ 5,135,332 COCONUT GROVE 141,124 469,582 972,457 485,535 524,575 550,047 313,185 120,894 106,594 3,633,993 DOWNTOWN 88,892 145,060 2,260,700 548,535 916,972 443,326 884,276 290,450 171,950 5,750,161 EDISON/LITTLE RIVER 269,692 698,503 713,334 727,684 700,478 1,110,129 211,830 85,034 82,750 4,599,484 LITTLE HAVANA 789,319 1,335,990 2,195,421 11089,981 1,266,453 493,206 522,171 622,600 362,CCO 8,677,1-11 MODEL CITY 138,671 745,540 811,150 1,318,855 1,122,918 1,089,829 1,110,223 599,350 143,850 7,030,E36 OVERTOWN 355,653 393,128 816,214 2,679,082 1,252,783 1,128,484 1,626,812 1,202,950 1,243,450 10,703,566 WYNWOOD 217,951 525,006 355,878 730,071 143,382 528,087 768,049 299,300 303,050 3,375,774 CITY-WIDE 13,032 298,586 593,414 790,133 2,823,637 2,957,331 1,832,132 3,702,756 4,653,600 17,699,621 TOTAL $2,311,086 $5,049,391 $9,157,754 $ 9,734,237 $ 9,450,239 $ 9,039,689 $ 7,988,934 $7,172,084 $ 7,35-1,544 $67,255,958 TOTAL GRANT $2,605,663 $5,708.977 $9,693,000 $10,187,023 $10,726,000 $11,376,000 $10,963,000 39,627,000 $10,003,000 $80,889,663 9 - PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS j4ILI1 DOWNTL COCONUT ALLAPATTAH SINGLE FAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM 10th CDBG Year funding request: A) Program Objective: B) Program Goal: $3,7112,288. To increase the useful life of the single family housing inventory located in the City's CD Target Areas. To cause the rehabilitation of 220 single family housing units through the provision of below market rate loans and grants to low and moderate families of houses located in the City's CD Target Areas. C) Progr am Benefits: the useful life of 220 single family dwellings located • in the CD Target Areas be extended -,;ill be provided 220 Target Area fam. e s ed with safe, liveable housing at an af ' available, are typically (fordable Cost (conventional home improve lo_ - I made at rates and terms far too conservative to be affordable to target area property owners) the program oro,,ides 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 Target Areas the program works to encourage younger families to purchase houses in the Target Areas D) Other Considerations: Housing rehabilitation needs - it is estimated that over the city do not meet minimum 4,000 sing- e -,ami homes in property standa-rds. 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 rehabilitation loan program is the only tool the City has to encourage the maintenance of its housing inventory 1W Z 0 O 0 :3 Z 0 Z 0 0 X a. �Vlllll6olf�i914111f1�1 V OVSLl4blul� 41Yn9iirlYNflYi4p Y . ��p%a�wuma "' ai 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 effective programs funded with C.D. dollars. The loans are repaid and the money is recycled. 11 C1.. d r z O U O c.y z 0 0 J N D H d H N 06 (n z O t= Q 0 z w O U w F- U w O 0- J ;r. SINGLE FAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM FUNDING ANALYSIS ' BY AREA THRU FEBRUARY, 1984 Target Units CD Funds Dade Savings Section 312 Area Funded Funds Funds Allapattah 114 $1,386,469 $216,545 $ 37,050 Coconut Grove 11 137,253 22,200 Edison Little 126 1,313,378 63,650 364,450 River Little Havana 16 189,196 22,600 Model City 157 1,878,381 174,750 136,800 Wynwood 21 193,834 37,895 Totals 445 $5,098,511 $537,640 $538,300 1(c) Total $1,640,064 159,453 11741,478 211,796 2,189,931 231,729 $6,174,451 Y L PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS AlLh DOWNTL COCONUT ALLAPATTAH d SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING REHABILITATION REPORT d ry AREA UNITS REHABILITATED Allapattah _ D z Pre-19 80 3 0 80-81 g 81-82 17 6 82-83 41 t'- 83-84 45 "114 z Zt Total p O Edison/Little River Pre-1980 51 80- 81 Z1 81- 8 2 23 .... 82-83 16 ' 83-84 25 Total`g Little Havana 16 = < 16— Coconut Grove z Pre-1980 I 0 80-81 2 0 81-82 1 z 82-83 6 Uj 83-84 .1. Total 11 0 w Model City F- Pre-19 80 7 w 80-81 12 _ o 81-$2 21 82-83 44 83-84 73 J Total 197— Y Wy nwo od Pre-1980 — 80-81 I a 81-82 8 82-83 3 83-84 9 } Total 2 p TOTALS 445 Note: An average of $14,000 is required to rehabilitate target area homes. In certain cases Section 312 and Dade Savings funds were used in combination With Community Development funds. � u I I i �l��.�„Ld.,;,,d,dad;lush;d��i�llllltllViV�IYd�Yi�illl�'� MULTIFAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM loth Year CDBG funding request: A) Program Objective: B) Program Goal: C) D) Program Benefits: $2,000,000 To increase the safety and basic liveability of rental housing in the City's CD Target Areas occupied by low income families and individuals To provide funding for the reha- bilitation of 200 apartments located in the City's C.D. Target Areas at rates and terms geared to main- taining after -rehab rents at levels affordable to low income tenants the useful life of 200 apartment units will be extended in the City's C.D. Target Areas with after -rehab rents affordable to low income families 200 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, Etc. Other Considerations: Multifamiiiousin-� aehabilitation needs - it is estimated Lisat in c:cess of 12,000 low income Miami families are u.ait,:c public housing as registered applicants. government has all but curtailed housing assi ta:c^ fcr the poor. As government assisted redevelopment z)rcjects such as Park West-- Overtown continue,the need for safe housing affordable to low income families increases. The multifamily housing rehabilitation program represents the only tool with which to provide this housing z 0 U 0 U J F- z 3 0 0 D Q z 0 r- 0 z W O U W F- U W O Cf- CL 1(e) . fV4"MA mui{III dllLuil...d111..J..rWdwe dd;Il�IIi�IIIViidr�lYW�il�id4iloinago „Ysxa,ap M Q 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 � z Cost effectiveness - the program is cost effective as loans o are repaid and the initial money loaned is recycled z 3 o ; z 1 D z z J w O a [LF t -Y I i i I Ili I I I II VI ,IIII I Laili III II I Illlllfil IIII IIII Y I�IIf��I��YI� iIIV illll lll�ul iilll l #Irttd,F?�+ie±t Eii blikifI IIIHI I1Ilsilel i .1'1 11101 11.111,1111110:111111.ii ..I III' ill.i II ,111 i l J111111 IIit i ..Ill III 111:11f%iIIrd1111 ' L 'Q g MULTIFAMILY REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM < 9TH C.D. PROGRAM YEAR FUNDING ACTIVITY BY TARGET AREA r M Z O C� Ov TARGET AREA FUNDS COMMITTED UNITS J F- Edison/Little River $ 350,000 532 Z O Model City 1,560,000 102 Overtown 1,550,000 190 Little Havana 225,000 71 J =' a MULTIFAMILY REHABILITATION 9th C.D. PROGRAM YEAR LOAN PROGRAM STATUS REPORT - MARCH 15, 1984 FUNDING SOURCE FUNDING LEVEL FUNDS COMMITTED (3/15/84 FUNDS AVAILABLE PROJECTED BALXRCr— 6/30/84 CDBG-9th Year $2,000,000 $1,909,500 $ 90,500 0 CUBAN / HA I "CIA`! HOUSING LOA:. PROGRAM! 174,783 174,783 0 0 CDBG JOBS PROGRAM: MULTIFAMILY REHAB LOAN PROGRAMS 825,000 713,000 112,000 0 SECTION 312: MULTIFAMILY 550,000 550,000 - 0 0 TOTAL 43,549,783 $3,347,283 $202,500 0 4 + A 1(h) -.. -..-- r...-s>�•-r--.�.ti-✓w;:m-.Ya-r,Pr-2c,sw..:-nR.A.�-.:.,--...r.,.........,..,. PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS r IIIYII�i��ilillllllh��l'Illuiillll iil'iI'ill iltlli�Illli iliullli Illnhil� hdl,iiil,itlu.l6illliS,JIIYIMIiE„gdCa:uWn.amwss �•_•� Community Development Block Grant Tenth Year Recommendations Target Area Allocations $ 776,$70 Allapattah 106,594 Coconut Grove 182,395 Downtown 37,750 Edison/Little River 407,300 Little Havana 143,850 Model City 1,353,519 Overtown 308,050 Wynwood 7,622,649 City -Wide $10,938,977 Other Activities $ 256,719 Planning A=ctivities 428,372 Indirect Cost Allocation - Grant Administration & Service 1,565,909 792,553 option Contingencies & Local Op $ 3,043,553 Block Grant Resources $11,255,000 Entitlement Amount Reprogrammed ~ands (3rd-9th Years) 2,356,530 Estimated Program Income: 100,000 Housing Rehabilitation • 271,000 Garment Center Land Sale $13,982,530 N D z 0 U O U z 0 n 3 D r`- LO z 0 O z w 0 U w E- U w 0 a. 10th Year Recommended Project Allocation V City of Miami City -Wide 1. Department of Economic Development 2. Miami Capital Development (MCDI) 3. MCDI Revolving Loan Fund 4. Technical Assistance Program to Loan Recipients 5. Garment Center - Phase II 6. Small Cusin s Investnir�nt Corporation (SBIC) 7. Local Initi;ativo Support Corporation (LISC) Program 8. Elderly ideals Pro(ram (James E. Scott Community Association) 9. Elderly heals Program (Rafael Villaverde Activities & Nutrition Center of Dade County, Inc.) 10. Target Area -elide Transportation Program 11. Single Family housing Rehabilitation Program 12. Multi -Family Rehabilitation Program 13. Historic -Preservation G PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS r $ 285,961 120,000 500,000 100,000 200,000 300,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 204,400 3,732,288 2,000,000 30.000 � / ,bZZ ,b49 loth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Allapattah 1. Allapattah Elderly Meals Facility 2. Economic Development (Allapattah Merchants Association) 3. Economic (Allapattah EIu-;inless Development Authority) 4. Allapattah 5hi)pping Center 5. Elderly Set -vices Program 6. Transportation Program $191,620 37,750 48,000 300,000 164,800 34,700 Sub -total $776,870 *See pages 1 (c) and 1 (d) for housing funding levels. 4. s C loth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Coconut Grove 1. Economic Development $ 37,750 (Coconut Grove LDC, Inc.) 2. Primary Health Care 34,422 3. Mental Health Care 34,422 Sub -total $ 106,594 *See pages l(c) and l(d) for housing funding levels 5. F L PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS 10NILh DOWNTL COCONUT ALLAPATTAH s I _ loth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Edison/Little River 1. Economic Development $37,750 (Little River Chamber of Commerce) Sub -total $37,750 loth Year Recommended Project Allocation • City of Miami Little Havana 1. Economic Development $ 37,750 (Small Business Opportunity Center) 2. Economic Development 37,750 (Little Havana Development Authority) 3. Outreach Pro(,ram 67,700 4. Assistance to the Elderly 36,300 5. Child Care Services 64,300 6. Assistance to the Blind 44,500 7. Community Day Care Center 69,500 8. Transportation Program 49,500 Sub -total 407,300 F g: 10th Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Model City 1. Economic Development (MLK Economic Development Corporation) 2. Belafonte Tacolcy Recreation Program 3. Tenant Education $ 37,750 82,900 23,200 Sub -total $143,850 *See pages 1(c1 (d), 1(gand 1(h) for housing funding levels. 9 '� ,. _ _ :rt:.,.,e � ��r-»,nri •,:'�: wvr ram;.-., .. .:.•:: . _ .,...... _,...! V PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS ,V jLl DOWNT(. COCONUT ALLAPATTAN k loth Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami Overtown 1. Economic Development (Overtown Economic Development Corporation, Inc.) 2. Urban Initiatives Project Local Match 3. Overtown/Par': !,Jest Redevelopment Project 4. Rehabilitation oi= Cu1111er Center 5. Cultural Arts 6. Job Training & Development Program 7. Overtown Second Mortgage Housing Site Improvements 8. Historic Preservation Sub -total $ 37,750 468,676 122,945 124,948 23,200 245,000 300,000 *See pages l(g) and 1(h) for housing funding levels, 10. C PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS �V LI DOWNTL COCONUT ALLAPATTAH r 10th Year Recommended Project Allocation City of Miami W nor wood 1. Economic Development $ 37,750 (Wynwood Community Economic Development, Inc.) 2. Elderly Recreation Program 141,500 3. Day Care Center 128,800 Sub -total $308,050 *See pages l(c) and l(d) for housing funding levels. 11. b G PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS & STATUS r 141LI i DOWNT(, COCONUT ALLAPATTAH * �F x COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS 10 TH YEAR CI § P� G CITY WIDE PROJECT PROJECT I CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED TITLE DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION Jr'IC CEVELr)Ph1�tiT Project funds the Department of Board reccnilends approval of staff's This is an ongoing economic develop- $295,961 ;rUrent cfEcoror.:iu rloprent Economic Dev_•lorment to monitor recommendation. r,ert project. It is recommended for conr'unity-Lased organizations, super- furdinj at the same level as last vise activities of Miami Capital Development, Inc., and to provide economic inforr,ation. !ni Capital This project funds a Citywide devel- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing econornic develop- $120,000 •elopment (MCDI) opment corporation that works with recrnmendation, irer.t project. the City to provide financial busi- ness develop^'ent and loan, packaging services. This fundin is for administration. Revolving Loan This project will replenish the re- Board recommends approval of staff's This project is recomrended for fund- $500,000 d volving loar fund to assist busi- reccrnimendation. ing. It will permit small businesses nesses attair rurr.in; cat,ital. This to attain working capital loans at a progra, is aW-inistered by Miami lox interest rate. There are no Capital Inc. ether sources cf funding for this activity. chnical Assistance This project is to find specialized Board rec Qrinends approval of staff's This is a new project recommended $100.000 ;;;ram. to Loan many e�-.Efnt and technical assistance recormiendation. for funding. iuients to loan recipients. r;ment Center Redevelopment and expansion of the Board commends approval of staff's This project is recommended for fund- $200.000 ,,ansion - Phase II Garment Center Fashion District. recommendation. in;;. It will permit the completion of Phase 1I of the Garment Center project. It is the first industrial park in the City of Miami. , 1.3 .� .. .-.; OVER MODES LITTLE HAV, w EDISONILI r DOWNTL. COCONUT ALLAPATTAH CITY WIDE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION '.)" IC DEVELOPME'iT inuedi .l Business stn,ent Corporation LOC�l Initiative Cu.-ort Corporation Program 1AL SERVICES &s E. Scott . runity Association, Purchase an o;,erating SBIC to identify invest,;ent opportunities in growing cor�panies whereby investrent can t,� made in return, for equity posi ti a.s thus ieveraping the initial capital dollar investr-ent Over 3 tire;, An SSIC would provide a significant in- centive to the City of Miar:i in re- cruiting new businesses to Miami and in assisting high technology business- es to expand. Metro Dade County will match this appropriation in the a,-ount of $300,000. This project provides for the award of grants and loans to covir.uni ty de- velopment corparaticns under the Local Initiative Support Corporation (LISC) prograr,, which is to establish a local office in association with Greater Miami United. Metro Dade County will, co -fur.! this progra:r) in the am)unt of $250,000. This project provides meals to low and i oderate intone elderly and/or handicapped persons of the City. Board recommends approval of staff's recc;:n.endation. Board recommends approval of staff's rec a menda ti on, Board recommends approval of staff's recommendation, 14 L OVER i MODELITTLE HAVr s This is a new project reccr,r:ended fo funding. By irple;r,ontinq this ne.-r prcject it is recurur.ended. that trll;Di not receive allocation; of CH" fund, for administration and loans after the tenth year, is is a new project recarmended r funding. EDISONJLh DOWNTL COCONUT 1$300,000 1$100.000 ALLAPATTAH CITY WIDE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD RECCNNENDATIONS STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION AL SERVICES tinned el Villaverde This project provides meals to low Board recommends approval of staff's Project is recor,ended for funding $ 25,000 vities & and moderate income elderly and/or recta mendation, at the same level as last year. itioc Center of handicapped persuns of the City. County, Inc. on Community Project provides door-to-door derrand- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service $ 204,000 -er, Inc. response transportation services to recommendation, program. It is reco,,nmended for fund- ..sportation elderly and handicapped City resi- ing at the same level as last year. dents. Agency is contracted to pro- vide 90,000 one-wa_v trips to 2,400 clients. PrograT receives funds from the Allapattah and Little Havana target areas. _ING le Family Housing This prcject provides financial Board recommends approval of staff's Project is recommended for funding. $3.732,288 bilitation Loan assistance to qualified owner-occu- recommendation. dram pants and inve tor -owners of single fa:-ily ar,d durlex dwcl!in units lo- cated ..ithin tre Edison -Little River, Little Havant Moriel City, wynti,,00d, Allapattah and Coconut Grove target areas. ti-Family Housing This procraa provides low interest Board recommends approval of staff's This program is recommended for $2,000,000 abilitation Loan loans for rcdrrate rehabilitation to recommendation. funding. During the loth CDBG year, gram qualified or.ners c= r.ulti- family this project will generate approxi- buildin s lo--ate_ throughout the City mately $100,000 in income. 15 . OVER MODEi. I LITTLE HAVt EDISON I Li i DOWNTL COCONUT ALLAPAT,rAH ti —>Qm- _ ..R��,,., 4 : tli�lltil11111II111111}IIIlI11111!!!lIllllllllillltllllllflllllllllli{ 1I1lI{tllllIItill III 111It11lIt11lNIIlIIIllllilllllll111lllllllllllfll HIIIIIIIUilltill CITY WIDE I vU �I1I�lUV�U U � ' i Department of Community 1st Quarter 1984 Illit11llltlfllilllilltllilltiltftltllllitflllt111t1111t1llititilitltIIIIIIIIIN1111111111111111lllllJill IIItltlIli!{tt111{tllll{Illll tlllll111flti{{IIf111Illfllltlll{IIt11111Ilttitfltlfllfll� l� I Ttt1 FLAMM AMD MURSLAT PROJLCT t LD10VA1. OF ARCHITECTURAL LAALILLs FOIL TLL LAAUICAPPED 2 DBNDLITION OF SUBSTANUAAD BUILDINGS + PUBLIC HOUSING WDERNIZATION 3 LITTLL HAVANA FIAZ STATION DEMLIT1UN Of UNSAIL Siluc UILES AS A RISULT Of CIVIL DISTURLANCts 7 GAMZNT C11MIA lkPAN31CH S HISTUAIC Puri LAIATILN (Da. IACBSOY-S 0771C1) LIilOAIC YAl;LAIATIUI 10 uliTLA1c .ii LSJ1Tll.13 L'Y 191 AIAMU 11 HI)AI dl A tt if i!'IAALT( CLdlil 11 cili t I. I Jt��i.] i�U3 itiG ILIA311 lti Cl<.l L 1A 13 CIL't UI : ;1: L., ltojil)14 3'iLt 3lLli li b.: i t C9 .;..0 A.L.4 11 uS! A,iISi - Y ',. ,14STAATIOM PYOJZCI 16 T", 'Z.Y AA A-: IDS TkUiSPUAfAT" PBDGLAM 17 CIIT-WILL Lor tL::.13 ll"kAH Is CIrY-YILa Btb"l.y U ALS PkL1 w IP LCUiHkilC DeV"LuyliLjf7 20 LOCAL 1+2VkWL'iWfI CU&k0AATION 21 GUaiP4C1AL kLU"ILITAT1Oa ASSISTA11Cs 22 WAXING CAPITAL LUAU 1'UIiD 22 MAI ULUG/LCC4"lLC ULVLLOPIILYr MN " iT CO>9AL =S.�Y (DI \J BIRO Ave COCONUT 011( ;NANO AVE POINCIAMA AVE N$ f NAMIX AVE BO V p _ NCpBT Nw TD kowm lifw NwniT 21 - Nw is sT � E ._ N I ITTLE NW 04 iT JULIA TUTILE CAUSEWAY J. —air J VltiGlhlA ALN CAT'lllkyo WIDE NT 1 t the YEAR PROJECTS o CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPAFITMENT 18: OVER I MODES LITTLE HAVt EDISON J LI I DOWNT(- COCONUT ALLAPATTAH 1. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TITLEFiESPQNS1E31LiTY IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION � AMDUtVT ALLOCATED Tree Planting and Department of The planting of trees within the Phase I - Scattered plant -- $145,746 - 3rd Year Nursery Project Public Works public right-of-way of local ing in the Little Havana, streets in the target area. Edison and Coconut Grove target area is completed. Phase II - Scattered 3 33,839 - 40) Year plantings in the Alla- pattah t3ryet arCa is Department of Parks his phase consists of establishing Phis ill - fh, construe- fall, 1983 $i50,000 - 4th year city nursery for the propigatlan ci ;n olr vi d t,,lrl,, f:ousr: 93,000 - 5th Year f trees In order to plantk lo-J ;trrr-tl.1 te.d ainteminct stre�'.t tr :s nt throo:]i,00t t l•C cloth i:; in rea, cquir'd �rith AIL _.nit i l nt hi-ani . lt.'isi rl�� ti_an funds to b'. of liltal ill i;.r. 4 :1i::I r -,C i'.::d. 7ti lr' i i-, liddle:-inu_-: rWyi -,,nt i-i is ulij—'r Coll - hoods. Irio,:i:;ately J60 tr ,ill traction a,;,I is si:ity- be planted each year ;is part of the fivL, pzr•cvnt (651) ccat- Corrimuni ty 0dvelopwent tree planting pleted. and street beautification activities 19 OVER i MODEL ALLA" TTAH LITTLE HAVE EDISONILI. DOWNTU COCONUT . 2. PARR DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE AE5PONSI8ILiTY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEO Removal of Parks Department This project included construction Construction of the pool -- 3 99,910 - 3rd Year Architectural Barriers of amenities for the handicapped amenities completed, 11,291 - 4th Year for the Handicapped at Curtis and Morningside Pools. As well, this project intended to improve park facilities aruxaide to make their i„ar� accessible to the handicapp, d. ' 3':ost of the CDDA funds for this effurt wLra repro- gran+:ed ;and were replaced with Parks for People funds. 20 OVER r MODEL LITTLE HAV, 3. 4. 6. OTHER PROJECTS- pgOJECT TLE IMPLEMENTATION RESP0NSIBILITY' BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION TIME AMOUNT ALLOCATED Demolition of Substandard Building Department Removal of substandard and Program is operational. On -going $152,409,- 2nd Year Buildings abandoned structures to eliminate Funds are returned by 81,158 _ 3rd Year blight and hazardous conditions in" Revolving Fund and pro - neighborhood. gram will operate ind:J- 374,94-0 - 51.h Ye;jr initely. 200,OLO - 6th Yu,a,. 25,000 - %th "i Public Housing Dade County (HUD) W dernization, rehabilitation, aw.l Project completed -- $100,00IJ - 2nd Year Modernization site Improvements to public housiii�. projects in C.D. areas such as Node) City and Edison/Little piv;:r•. Little Havana fire Department This nt:w station A)) c0i; solid.,t_' Project completed -- $676,000 - 5th Year Fire Station Fire I Ra>c,., icr:0>ni2> currently Beacon Blvd. 3 S.W. 4th located at Static'oi 13 ll. itw Street Stations 7i) Ali tc I I;JUC-Lly station to hJus� ta,u ;, ;pars, ona ladder and une fze3 CLI,: api!dratUS. It will provide operating effi- ciency and faster res}}us,se service to the area. Demolition of Unsafe Building Department Removal of unsafe structures as a Project completed -- $144,764 - 5th Year Structures as a Result of result of civil disturbances. With - Civil Disturbances out assessing the property owners demolition and clearance costs. 7 EXPECTEDJRIEF PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION B STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIOILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Garment Center Department of Community The redevelopment and expansion of Phase I $ 274.400 - 4th Year Expansion Development the Garment Center/Fashion District This phase involves the -- 1,050,000 - 5th Year Phase I includes: acquisition of 40 parcels r 1,208.175 6th Year Area bound d by: Land acquisition, d_r;a)ition, of which 31 have been relocation, upgrade local street acquir=d by Deed and nine 427,700 7th Year systemn and th-2 cr:.ation of ., mini- by order of taking. 450,000 - 9th Year W. -13i•d Street industrial park. Land r-L,ul tine a.=d. _ircl Court from thi: prlj; 55 .JII b of+e d for sale to <istin�) ,,aiva r it li,W. Z? `-t. A 21st Ter. expansion <�n-d to n�:i Lu:inest, t"r N.W. 5th Avenue develop,=:ant. fii, acquirod in :his -10 parcels (5.21 ;r,:r'i:,) -WA is sr.16- Stdnd:fi';.1. N.4l. ?3r'l Str ;:t to tii_r ;i'ii th; HAW. .'cod+Sti'�:.'t to th'! :south; N.W. 5th:1`iJnt;t toL7;: :... t and N.W. I'd Court to 0;-, East. Also, properties oithin tha follutiring boundaries: N.W. 23rd Street to the North; N.W. 22nd Street to the South; N.W. 6th Avenue to the West and N.W. 5th Avenue to the East. This project will create additional employment opportunities, remove presently blighted properties, increase the local tax base, retai existing garwent tainufacturing fi►7ns in the area and provide incentives for industrial expansion and the attraction of new industrial firms to the area. 22 OVER i MODEL LITTLE HAVi EDISONILi. DOWNTG COCONUT . ALLAPATTAH OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEO Garment Center Expansion (Cont'd.) Phase 11 The redevelopment and expansion of Phase 11 On -going N.W. 23rd Street the Garment Center/Fashion District This phase entails the N.W. 22nd Street Phase 11 includes: acquisition of twnty- k • Land acquisition, parcels. N.W. 3rd Court cation, upgrad,., local �tr;'.r;t sy�t�.�, }'i':ii),(}il7 Ii:3s ►c:�ri N.W. 2nd 2nd Avenue and the ,r.gmnsiu+, of thi: `p:Clalty trial pdr'h, land rt:s+.,ltrr;q lic-1 t r1t'r' (u h:gin this %J11 for s,sid sale to ";Jsthv) lu>Ir.;-:s in, sion and to 'Ara develop;.3rrt. fh-.! ilo,�2rty to t;•.. acquired in this, i,r lr,+l._: 2,6 Parcels (3AI.1 acres) and is sut- sir,c:� this started. standard. i4ou,ldarias ar;-'• itt' County Attor'r;,:y's N.W. 22nd 1-4na to the forth; Odic, rail) file a suit N.W. 22nd Str':et to the South; for- six (6) of the N.W. 3rd Court to the Wrst and remaining parcels. N.W. 2nd Avenue to the East. Also, properties within the following boundaries: N.W. 23rd Street to the florth; N.N. 21st Terr•dce to the South; N.W. 6th Avenue to the West and N.W. 5th Avenue to the East. This project will create additional employment opportunities, remove . presently blighted properties, in- crease the local tax base, retain existing garmient manufacturing firrn in -the area and provide incentives for industrial expansion and the attraction of new industrial firers to the area. OVER MODEL 23 LITTLE HAVt EDISON 1 Li . ETHER w R O"y EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETIONCOMPLETIONACATEO TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DEHCRIPTIOlV T1rviE Garment Center Department of This phase entails the construc- The preconstruction fail, 1983 Expansion (con't) Public Works tion of concrete curbs and gutters, meeting took place in Phase Infrastructure asphalt pavesrent, concrete side- February. Ti.o cons{r'uct- walks, drainage and landscaping. .ai ion w�rx All inclu;j 0.7 miles of st,-_'et on N.li. : i 7 r i°:ac (7L':a. 5- 6 AJ,�nue) N.W. 22 i,`i.ld. court-6 Court-5 N.W. 4 rouji jii-'.!. b' Lane, 29 5tr The is eomplet-:l. �13�:: cootracto is also ca+;.:,luting sorlL extra work. 24 OVER, MODE LITTLE HAV, EDISONILI. DOWNTC, COCONUT ALLAPATTAH PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TITLE RCSPt7p1lSIEi1LITY 8• Historic Preservation Dade Heritage Trust 190 S.W. 12th Terrace 9. ,Historic Preservation +Planning Department OTHER PROJECT BRIEF EXPECTED STATUS COMPLETION AM®t MOUNT OEfiGRIPTlON TIME ALLOCATED Acquisition of Dr. Jackson's Acquisition is complete. -- 116,072 - 2nd Year Office The property has been 52,f395 - 3rd Year. leased to Dark:: Herlwge Trust for a rental of one, dollar per year. Renovation of Or. Jackson's Office: lhis i)rojct is co;i,t)leted. This program entails the inventory Program operational of sites of historic and architec- tural significance within the City and the of a pruara:;i for their Ares<rvatiun. Sitzs fur future acquisitiun ojili L;s irgna- ted. A historic preszrvatiunist will he hired to assist in the inrplenrentation of the Heritage Conservation Zoning Ordinance re- search and in the avaluation of historic structures. 25 OVER r MODEL. LITTLE HAVr June, IM 47,832 - 7th Year 30,000 - 6th Year 30,000 - 9th Year EDISON J Li, DOWNTG COCONUT , ALLAPATTAH =s OTHER PROJECTS' EXPECTED AMOUNT PAOJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' 13ESCRIPTION TIME 10. (Historic Preservation Public Health Trust of the Alamo Relocation'of the Alamo. The Alamo Project completed. was the first hospital in the Miami area. We are relocatin(S this structure to preserve It for future generations, since the site where it is presently located will be used for 1ickson tc;r.orial Hospital expansion. 11, Miami Riverfront Special- Dade County HUD and This irogr:,n :,hick cor151st�d of ty Center bounded by Department of Carrunity land ,acquisition for s10pO'19 , N.W. 5th St. on the V;,velopalent recreatio;ral and cultural north, tl.W. 6th r1v nu;. adjacent to thw :Iiaml 11 V,-1• hla on the east, tl.I.J. 'lth been discontinued. the funds ttlat St. on the south, and still rel,:ain for this project ar:: the Miam River on the being considered for reallocation west to the Downtown Lunnnus Park project. OVER 1 MODES_ 26 LITTLE HAVi resolution was passed y the Co;i41li:i5i0n On heir of hru:lr•y I I, I9K9. Dis- �)rlthillinq this project ilk] ill.tiilili IZin'j 5g50,000 :) tiffs aeal1ocated to the 3NE-i rlt i ;)t i Expansion roject. Th;: funds that till remain in this roject were used for and acquisition of an rea illviodiately accross he Lurirnus Park and ad- acent to tile Miami Riv-r. onsideration is being iven to unity the remnan f this project with the ummius Park Project. 50,000 - 4th Year j650,900 - 4th Year 45,664 - 6th Year 26 LITTLE HAVi resolution was passed y the Co;i41li:i5i0n On heir of hru:lr•y I I, I9K9. Dis- �)rlthillinq this project ilk] ill.tiilili IZin'j 5g50,000 :) tiffs aeal1ocated to the 3NE-i rlt i ;)t i Expansion roject. Th;: funds that till remain in this roject were used for and acquisition of an rea illviodiately accross he Lurirnus Park and ad- acent to tile Miami Riv-r. onsideration is being iven to unity the remnan f this project with the ummius Park Project. 50,000 - 4th Year j650,900 - 4th Year 45,664 - 6th Year 12. 13. OTHER PROJECTS PROJECT IMRLEMEN TAT IUN GRIEF EXPECTED TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIIv1E ALLOCATED Target Areawide Department of Community This program provides financial Program operational. The On -going $ 1,237,656 - 8th Year Multifamily f:ousing Development assistance for rehabilitation to City has used several 2,004,835 - 9th Year Rehabilitation Loan qualified owners of multifamily loan a�pllcations for Program structures located in Community rvhabi itA ion of s°.uiti- Development target areas. fJi-nH y structure; in di'fler'cnt t:ir;;�'t .�r;�as, and is ce 10;111 bi2r.n .�i;:t�r�_i� tzar FkiCiti_)4)d une a S' uiiit t,;O stir,;) ':i1- .,I fur th.� h.,•;;itot•ira ilri:a. :� tui..yt of fiv.. have I ::gin ;!a��.alrt,�,1 for fU;l'Jliit '.ii tl �Cri !(•,:.�1` Citywide Single Family Department of Community This program provides financial Pr•ogr.;,A up::r,ltional. A On -going i 328,480 - 6th Year dousing Rehabilitation Development assistance for property improve- cu;rulative total of three 570,840 - 7th Year Loan Program went to qualified owner -occupants hundred (300) cases havt 1.662,463 - 8th Year of single family and duplex dwell- been completed citywide. ing units located In the desig- nated Great Neighborhood. Addit- ional fundings through Section 12 Rehabilitation Loarr Progew)i is available on bases through IWO. This project is being impleiwnted in the following Corrwnity Develop ment target areas: Allapattah, Edison/Little River, Coconut Grove Little Havana, Model City. and ►dynwood. . 27 OVERT MODE LITTLE HAVE EDISONILI. DOWNT(, COCONUT . ALLAPATTAH 14. 15 PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLi CA7CCJ Contractor Training Contractor Training 6 Development, Inc. This program provides training and assistance for minority contractors Program no longer funded under Conui;unity Develop- -- $ 5,928 - 5th Year . in preparing docuwents necessary ment. for city bid procedures. Housing Assistance Demonstration Project Little Havana Activities and Nutritions Center of This program provides housing counseling and other technical Program no longer funded under Community Develop - -- 50,000 - bth Year Dade County, Inc. assistance to newly arrived Haitian mment. and Cuban Refugees. 28 OVER m MODES LITTLE HAVE EDISON J LI . DOWNTL COCONUT L ALLAPATTAI 16 17, PUBLIC SERVICES PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE IRESPOPJSIIE31LITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Target Area -wide Action Conn;unity Center, This program provides free trans- Program is operational June, 1984 $ 153,590 - 6th Year Transportation Program Inc. portation for the elderly and day 167.300 - 7th Year care programs. 204,400 - 8th Year 204,400 - 9th Year City-wide Hot Heals Rafael Villaverd This is a new program that will Program is operational June, 1984 25,000 - 8th Year Program Activities 5 Nutritions pl-ovide services to the low and 25,000 - 9th Year Center of Dade County, uoderate income elderly and handl- Inc. capped persons of the city. 29 OVER ► MODES LITTLE HAV. EDISON J LI . DOWNTt, COCONUT L. ALLAPATTA i 18. PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RE5PON815ILITY PUBLIC SERVICES 13ESCRIPTION I AMOUNT BRIEFSTATUS ICOM�' ME Ot�iEXPECTEDl ALLOCATED City-wide Elderly &als Program J.E.S.C.A. This is a new program that will provide services to the low and moderate incor� elderly and handi- Program is operational June, 1984 $ 25,000 - 8th Year 25.000 - 9th Year capped persons of the city. I 30 OVER i MODEL LITTLE HAVt EDISONILI. DOWNTL COCONUT U. ALLAPATTA 19. 20 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF. STRTU ' COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME .ALLOCATED Economic Development Department of Economic This project provides funds to Program is operational June, 1984 $ 248,625 - 3rd Year Development finance the activities of the 241,375 - 4th Year Department of Econc;ric Develop- 272,000 - 5th Year meat, City of Mialai, rat'ich is cur- 288.770 - 6th Year rently attracting n Yr enterprises 425,0G0 - 7th Year as well as att 1'-'ptin9 to upgrade 250,000 - 8th Year the 9eniral econo,nic and business 250,000 - 9th Year activity of the city. Local Development Miami Capital Creation of a city-wide development Program is operational June, 1984 352.315 - 5th Year 25b.000 - 6th Year Corporation Development, Inc. corporation to work with the City 350.000 - 7th Year of Miami to provide financial business development and loan 220,000 - 8th Year packaging, technical and managerial 220,000 - 9th Year assistance. and overall coordina- tion of neighborhood economic revitalization. 31 0 OVER r MODES LITTLE HAV. EDISONILI. DOWNTt, COCONUT u ALLAPATTAI 22. I ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT i EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF. STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSMILITY LIESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATE© Conanercial Rehabilitation planning Department This program provides low interest Monies on this project June, 1984 $ 60,700 - 8th Year Assistance loans for grants for facade has been transferred to 200.000 - 9th Year Economic Developn;ant improvements within designated the Cos;arer•cial Oistrict Departn,er,t contr�rcial revitallzacion signag� program which districts. entails a rural to siyn- age Within th,-- Hiajd Design Piati, 3iy;,oni Gar'ns>nt i:s+iT �,- sri-1 i.ira,n City Lit.tla M' ,!r llld.,- trial for and prepa iwj , y,l:n 1 i1 posal for t, _....;i- tatior ur tii> :ainii,-,ya ar f,.indc6 prof 'Ct. Working Capital Miami 'Capital This project will replenish the Progra,:, is operational June. 1984 1,200,000 - 9th Year Loan Fund Development, Inc. revolving loan fund administered by Miami Capital Development, Inc. to assist businesses in attaining working capital. OVERT I 32 MODEL LITTLE HAV, EDISONILI. DOWNT0. COCONUT L ALLAYAI IA 23. n ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIE31LITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Mini UDAG/Economic Department of Economic This project will fund several The implementation phase December, 1984 j 155.000 - jobs Sill Development Development coRarunit.y-based econcmic develop- will begin shortly Program ment organizations which will be selected from those suLli1tting proposals to econernic development activities and pru,ut business growth in the Coiju,unity Development target areas. 33 OVER i MODES LITTLE HAVE EDISON J LI . DOWNTL COCONUT - ALLAPATTAi' P. CONIPAUNITY Dr.VEL06�6t�EfdT p 110 j E-2 c 7 PIS HT��,79' ��N0 0Gu75 ALLAPAiTAH 34 OVER MODEL LITTLE HAV, EDISON U , DOWNTV . COCONUT GROVE n ALLAPATTAH PROJECT 71TLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION PUBLIC FACILITIES Allapattah Elderly Meals Facility ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT This project entails the construction of a public facility in the Allapattab target area which will be used to serve meals to elderly residents of the area. This ongoing project will fund a Board recommends apprw-' recommendation. Board recommends approval of staff's This new project is recon-Tlended for funding. It provides supplemental funds to meet a cost overrun. This is an on -going economic develop- $191,620 $ 37,750 Allapattah Merchants Association Corsiunity-Based Organization (CBO) recommendation. ment project. to provide economic development services and revitalization assist- ance to businesses located in the target area. Project will be imple- mented by the Allapattah Merchants Association along the N. 'd. Stith Street Corridor. Allapattah Business This ongoing project will fund a Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going economic develop- S 48,000 Development Authority Community -Based Orbanization (CEO) recommendation. ment project to provide economic development services and revitalization assist- ance to business located in the target area. Project will be imple- mented by the Allapattah Business Development Authority along the N. W. 20th Street Corridor. 40 OVER MODEL. ++ LITTLE HAVE EDISONJLI. DOWNTO► COCONUT GROVE ALLAPATTAH PROJECT 'r'FCJCC.T TITLE GESC�NIPTICN :pattah Shopping -er AL SERVICES pattah Cormunity on, Inc. rly Services ram ".on Community E .er, Inc. Trans- -.ation Program rOjeCt pr'j:idC� for i SiiOp�ln^y centers COn'.:le,. it t,ic• lccal :rea. Tnis project will e:taGlisii l2' businesses and provide 2GJ his ;nop,�,ing center will to aija.nt to to Allapattar, P.a,id Tr;:,,sit Station site. Tne funding will be used as match to a 51.E million UR-in. grant. Project provides meals and supportive social, recreational and educational services for elderly persons. Pro- ject serves 3:D people on an average daily basis. Project provides door-to-door demand - response transportation services for elderly andharticapped City resi- dents. Progra,receives funds froio the Little Havana target area and City-wide as well. CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION board reco .ends approval of staff's This is a new project reconrended recoi..randation. I for fundinn. Board recommends approval of staff's) This is an on -going social service recommendation. program. Recoamended for funding at the same level as last year. Beard recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service recommendation. program. Recommended for funding at the same level as last year. i 36 OVER MODES LITTLE HAV, $300,000 $164 ,800 $ 34,700 Itilllltlflfffflf.�t tlffiflllilllllfil!!!ltllftlllllltllfftllfllilllllfllllllflllllllllllllllll 111111111111111IlIIlIlllilllltllllllllllltillllllllllllllilllllllllllllll! IIIIIIillilliilp L3� - mi S ttilllltlift!1111111111lIi111Ui111111111111111111l111111111111111111111111111tt1il111tIIIIIUltIIIl11!!ttltllt!!tll111tltlt!!!I!!1!t!lltliltltlltllilllllltitllitltt!l111!!11l11!!11 37 3 OVER MODEL LITTLE HAV, EDISONILI. DOWNTO� COCONUT GROVE I 11A Do ST Ir I Lac -I STAXIT 1"Romums 6 AUA ArTAS 5111ft U99M0903 MW 11 ANFINUA UDtALT C.1wT11 YACILITY 11 Aidnt k45) 34 STRUT iU,i Ytti.11—,il --; jif, hi, t,v 1) AVIXUZ AND 19 UU91 j,) k, ditj .!t Ji Av4,A1 dip 11 1711rr IN I- i i I I U 4 1 - J , A 3 1 a I LT A -- �Ikl I L I T AT 104 r Wcam I I JiAdUlf ill ;,I U1 LL—ICSAL AAD 1'.1L111S1AL&L "LU IM ALWATUN to ral"IL-W L:ALIJ C."� (WCiIitlhuew) It TU,-,?-AfAI10:1 20 ILLI)kiLy itAvlcei 21 CjjJJ4. 22 All-ky,kylka kcw"ilc 64vaoes"f (A"ArTAN DgVgWrMW A11314WITO 23 ALLAY411M tCt,,;-i41C (ALLAkATTAd HLAUMS ASSWIATION) 34 A1,LAJ&f1&A1 1ACAli Tk4ATKtAl WbLUA]"d WAS1 i" 15f-vcd vkuA 51iful wuiT tux rawta LIL:j ciiCAT N.W 38 ST. CITY LIMITS 10 W.W. to ST. 3 fj( IL - W. 23 ST. 7-HA W. to #T ... 19 C13 38 LT�HT T RESSWAY 2n;; J-Ili 1111-�- 11l11 1N0760 15W IW83 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPAH1191,4ENT OVER) MODEL LITTLE HAVt EDISONILI. DOWNTOW, COCONUT GROVE 4. EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONS191LITY DESCRIPTION ; IME ALLOCATED Allapattah Local Street Department of Project consists of new pavement, Project completed. -- Phase I Improvuluents Public Works curbs and gutters, sidewalks, $ 111.176 - 2nd Year Phase I - H.4I. 13 Str°�_t drainage, sanitary sewers and land- scaping. Matched by City Highway Phase If Bond funds. 128,306 - 2nd Year Phan Street is a,;r,tificA iui, in Department of This project includes new pavotie nt, Project completed. -- 39,665 - 3rd Year the vicir,ic/ ,r t'r,,: Public Works curbi, gutters, si(Jewalk, land- ne:l)P�t:.r�.�,ua .:cIIicl/(� - scaping, drainage and trash ;1.41. 1') AV;,>ru;.: rrt;;o, 20 - Dade County receptacl ,s. This is a couibined '_1 City of Matni/Dade County project. Street Iwpruvtaments Department of Project consists of new pavement, Project completed. -- 78,359 - 1st Year N.W. 23 Street frum Public Works curbs and/or gutters, sidewalks, 247,184 - 3rd Year 22-27 Avenue drainage, and landscaping. (Phase I) Strut Improvements of Department of This project includes the design Project completed. -- 750,000 - 4th Year N.W. 23 Street from Public Works and construction of street pave- 5.981 - 5th Year 17-22 Avenue ment, curbs and gutters, sidewalk (Phase 11) improvements. storm and sanitary sewers (where required). 39 5. 6 el EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEO � -- Allapattah Department of This project includes street Project completed -- $300,000,- 4th Year Great 111eighborhood Public Works pavement, curb and gutters, 120,000 - 5th Year Street I3i:provLmt2ots sidewalk improvements, storm and sanitary sewers (where required), H.W. 25ttr ,w :.nue frc;n Avf% landscaping and street furniture. 30 - 31st t 3 0 t i r 'atr:.: t frc;r,r 2i - 2) tfi i�;:cnlL: 31,t frGin 23rd to 2/tip 1v4!Ilue Allapattah Street Dade County This project includes tree planting Project completed for -- $166,655 - lst Year 83,345 - 5th Year Improvewlents Public Works sidewalks, street corner iinprove- Phase 1, which includes ments (planters, curb and gutter)1 17th Avanue. Phrse 11 N.W. 17th Avenue from curb, gutter and sidewalk repairs; of this project, which 14 - 39th Street drainage improveatent, irrigation includes Stith Street, and pedestrian crossing (if needed) will be implemented by street furniture, trash receptacles Dade County. etc. This is a combined City of Hiarni/Dade County project. 40 OVERT MODE.. LITTLE HAV, EDISON1LIr DOWNTG COCONUT GROVE OVERT MODE.. LITTLE HAV, EDISON1LIr DOWNTG COCONUT GROVE 7. 8. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 0ESCRIPTI0N TOME ALLOCATED Allapattah Street Department of Public The dtsiyn,and construction of This project is completed -- $ 1.733 - 1st Year In':provewent Works local street in:provesr,ents 2,191 - ?rid Year Phase lU Which includ..' paver:>nt, curbs and 317.331 _ .ith Year gutters. 15,Bfl;O - 5th Year tl.W. 300h Street storm and sanitar•y,suw rs 15,nd1 - 5th Year (23rd ? 240 Avenue) required), landscaping and street 291,836 _ 7th Year H.W. 23rd Avenue furniture. (28t11 U .1>n(i Street) i).'d. ? Ji'd Avenue (3llih u .l;th Stroeit) kIdarly Centz:r facility Department of Public This project entails the construc..'The ground breaking Dec;:bkr, 1981 300,000 - COG Curtis Nark Works tion of a public facility in tha ce+':,n:Y for the Center Jobs Bill Program 11.U. lath Avenue S Allapattah target area which ;will tt"A' place un tIovi;nher 3, ti.W. 19th Street be used to serve meals to elderly at COCO S Par'c. Thz residents of the area. archi t ctr,r al cu,,t,l t,, t for the de,.elupPi:;;nt or the facility was I�cted by the City co.r;ission in December, 1983. Contract negotiations will begin shortly. 41 OVER r MODE. LITTLE HAV,, EDISON J I- r DOWNTL COCONUT GROVE 01 9. 10 11 PARK DEVELOPMENT 00 EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS CCyMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME AeLLOCATED Residential Mini -Park Department of Parks Acquisition and development of a Oroject completed. -- 3 47.941 - 2nd Year at 11.14. loth Avenue 6 park In a high density residential 21,300 - 3rd Year i6th Street portion of Allapattah. Improve- 56,127 - 4th Year me nts consist of playground equip- ment, a basketball court, domino tables, chairs, benches and other improv:.�,ents. Halrose Mini -Park Department of Parks Expansion anf ir,}>rot;:;;,ents of this The Department of Parks -- $102,790 - 2nd Year at N.W. 25th Avenue 6 park. Iher project consists of installed the play 100,000 - 3rd Year Stith Street illpruvaii to the ball fie)d, egt,ip;i,.nt, site furni playground equip,r,,-nt, a new basktlt- ture and plant w—JUri,al. Parks for People ball court, 11r-rdscaping. (Fi iti1C=_ h.V" b'::in relo- irrigation aiA shelters. Ca Lod. fig:: ir'ri(l:rtion systc.'iil lJ Cc;i;(1lvtCl). This hrujLct is p1 eteil. Mini -Park in Commercial Department of Parks Acquisition/design/development of This project has been -- i 3,471 - 3rd Year Area passive mini -park. This park cancelled. 100 - 4th Year consists of shelters, domino tables landscaping and irrigation benches j and lighting. 42 OVER r MODE. LITTLE HAVt EDISON JLl r DOWNTOWr COCONUT GROVE OVER r MODE. LITTLE HAVt EDISON JLl r DOWNTOWr COCONUT GROVE ems° ' PARK DEVELOPMENT � PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONEXPECTED GRIEF AM©LINT TITLE RESPONSIE31LITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION TIME ALLOCATED 12. 1 Mini Park for Public Department of Parks Land acquisition and park develop- fhe closing of this fall, 1983 63,386 - 5th Year Housing Site No. 16 ment. ImprovQalents consist of a property was in 82,000 - 6th Year lighted basketball court, play- ,,t 'lacr, i932. the ground equipment, irrigation, land pr-oj;:ct is 99' cc;,pleted, scaping, and lighting. The playgrour;d equipi� Lnt has i an installed and the baskstb,ail court Paved. t 13. L A, LAND ACQUISITION IJ I P840JECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED TIMET TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUN TIME ALLOCATED 7 "T ALLOCATED Neiyhborhcod Facility Dade County Property includes acquisition of City's funds were pro- $ 50.000 1st Year 1697,14.W. 20tn Street property, d-m-olotion, rehabilita- vided for property acqui- tion, n-l—w construction, parking sition. This activity fjclliti::s, landscaping and other has been completed. impruvew.,,nts. This Is a cotibined City Of ;.i1L1,;fl/L!ade County project. 44 M OVER r MODL. LITTLE HAVi EDISONJI-11 DOWNTOWN COCONUT GROVE 14. 15 M 7777777,771-1 OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED i3RUJECT IlV1PLl:rfiGhITAT ION E7g1EF STATUS COMPLETION Atdw't0LINT TITLE RF-SPCINS1131LITY DESCRIPTION TVAE ALLOCATED Allapattah Great Department of Community This program provides financial Program operational. On -going $ 347,079 - 4th Year 313,654 5th Year Neighborhood Developmx�nt assistance for property improve- - (Housing Rehabilitation ment to qualified owner -occupants 275.437 - 6th Year Program) of single family and duplex dwell- City -,ride funds - 6th ing units located in the Allapat- 7th and dth Years tah Great Neighborhood. Market Study of Planning Department The study included physical and This project has been -- 3 15,000 - 5th Year Commercial b Industrial economic conditions of different discontinued. areas in Allapattah commercial businesses within the Allapattah area, site evaluatiali and analysis, surveys to owners. merchants. consumers. and residents. 45 OVER i MODL. LITTLE HAV., EDISON I LI i DOWNTO� COCONUT GROVE `*. R I V s PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS E}{€3ECTEO COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE pESPOPiBiEiiLfTY DE1=iCRIPT101V TIME ALLOCATEI1 l6. Primary health Care Dade County Program intended to provide health Program has been dis- -- 1 25,591 - 2nd Year Program care acceslible to all residents of continued. 12,000 - 3rd Year the Allapattah target area. In- cludes personnel, drugs, supplies 4nd equipment. This was a combined City of +laid/Dada County project. 17• Transportation Program Action Community Project consists of two ;ain1 buses Program operational. June, 1984 3 7,500 - 3rd Year for the Elderly Center, Inc. to provida transportation for '29.434 - 4th Year elderly residents. It also pr•otide 31,123 - 5th Y- r service fur V�u hot ; 319 pro13r•a:a 33,12 - 5t I Y ar at the Allapattah Canter. 34,7C-0 - 7ta 'j a 3-1,7CO - 34,71;�i � 9?� fwar W, Elderly Services Allapattah Community An eldi:rly p}ro(ira-i is b;;ln=q oor- Program operational June, 1981 `fair Action, Inc. ated trcia ;All jrpatt;rh , ar facility. P'r'cgr• i:� i lnclud� `:e l$, dLI 2.12 ith Year recreation and iristructior, for tl;a la�J, a)t) 5'sI;) `f_:-33l ;oo elderly. 1S-1, - +'r`A i 19. Criate Prevention Y.M.C,A. This progra;u spundorid by flij `.,XA Program has been -- S 20,WO - 2jlj Year Program Allapattah Branch prouwted couauunity awareness • discontinued, 8,015 - 3rd Year through a bilingual newspaper on how to assist and help each other 9,220 - 4th Year prevent crime. 46 OVER i MODE. COCONUT GROVE LITTLE HAV. EDISONJL(I DOWNTOWi. 20. 21. 22. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPON8IEIILITY DE�:iCRIPTICIi�1 TIME ALLOCATED Allapattah Economic Allapattah Development A co.9munity-based argonization Program discontinued -- $ 51,024 - 6th Year Development Authority, Inc. was funded to provide economic 17,9,13 - Ah Year developuxant services in the Alla- pattah area working ir conjunction with the Citywide Local Develop ment Corporation. Allapattah Ecortoalic Allapattah Merchants This project funds a cwl;';nity- Program operational June. 19134 32,427 - 6th Year Development Association baled orginkation ",hick pr'uvidas 50,000 - 71h Year ecunu;dc In 43,150 - 8th Year the Alla;3tt-lh :ar:!J in conjunction 37,750 - 9th Year with ill"_� L-oc-41 Da:valup- ilt Car}+iY"-Iti"ii> f111 1)doj:ct tii,.: 16th 'itr•c:et Allapattah Facade Planning/Coumunity i1d" p'-oj:4.t c:uo lit of painting Seven coiunerclal build- Scaring, 1984 31,000 - 7th Year Treatment Program Development r..aily av;d 4.!U!JNx0s In ings have been painted 30.000 - 8th Year Allapattah Merchants stluctur'al �ou;1J cor:dition as w=.!11 since th<a progexiii star - Association JS Cl:;ai6'.I'Cill establish,.ants ted U;i kctubi. IS, 11,13? including graphics, siy(rage and The A5s,)ciatll» is li) other design elements. the prock:ss of Ob tain- 1119 2Stiiilit r i• iaahWt' properties th'it need painting and will subc:li a proposal to the City. The residentii) Es of this project Es started aril bids adver- tised ara cheduled to be opened lit February. 47 23.. I PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION SPIED STATUS EXPECTED CUPA LVTION Atdlt"3i5_JT TITLE AESPONSIDILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Allapattah Economic Allapattah Business A co unity -based organization Program Operational June. l9a4 $ 48.0W -9th Year Developtrsent Development Authority, was funded to provide economic Incorporated development services in the Alla- pattah area working in conjunction with the Citywide Local Develop- ment Corporation. This project operates along the 20th Street corridor. M. M iiiiiiiiiiiii, I IF` 11111 jll��11�1�1� 111111 M�l I I �� I I! r� COCONUT GROVE OVER MODL. LITTLE HAVt EDISONJLII DOWNTOWN PROJECT TITLE U 0J ,=T L)E3C IPTION' CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION CEVELO-kiErj Pregrai provides economic development Board recorY^ends approval of staff's This is an on -going economic devel- $ 37,750 -onut Grove Local vclop--.ent Corpora- services and revitalization aasis- recomendation. opment program. The existing agency WI tance t3 businesses located in the is being recorrr-,ended for funding. tarqet area. ':IAL SER'I;CES -"-onut Grove Family Clinic provides primary medical, Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service S 34,422 inic dental and family planning services recommendation. program. Recorrrnended for funding to approximately 1,750 persons on a at the same level as last year. yearly basis. ami Mental Health program provides psychological and Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service $ 34,422 iter (Coconut social casework services to approxi- reconmendation. program. Recommended for funding >ve Component) mately 43� persons witty an emphasis at the same level as last year. on the treatr,ent and prevention of alcoholism. 50 OVER MODE. LITTLE HAW EDISONILI% DOWNTOWN Mr-M % I-ONUT GRO"E CO"O' V TAUS'REPORIJ T -1 I st to YNE AHOS 19" 75 1. 984 0 0 0 ml Departrtletit of Community Development ,' I st 0- ua v te r 1984i; I OVER i MODL LITTLE HAVE EDISON ILI i DOWNTOWN 1-4 LOCAL STREET IPCRDVV=S A CIMMS TERRACE TREE PLANTING YROMAM 3 LOCAL STREET IKPW)VEhEKTS 3 STREET VIFIOMM1475 & &EAMITICATION 6 I?LPlWVL'MJ4f 10 GJtA.Ni) AVEAUZ PARA 7 NISI -MU ?LAZA 2.9 Suctilto auuLNG Ac:,QMflcii 30 3CAMA!'D it 11 Afi6;UA5.11 06USIMG AC013111 ":I SE-Alicvi 11 C"cwr 1i 11 ILC(141) !,A 11 cRAY111C i!.ul+ 14 T jb'Akj r 1 j, 1: C L% I I -j e1.i Is a -a 13 n. IA I I U f A r I J CQ WOMM 6 16 f a I t LA it I ,. —,u . -I c.1.7 Y1Lc lk a IT Ckihz r,%LvLJflw Nt ZW 16 MENIAL It"LIN CART ?4n:-Al It aco"Ic Pxv"mij ritocw VOTS; 699 IST-OfAl VLAM STATUS RETORT M TlOJICT DESCAI"100 A= , STATE{ NSA (NEIGHBORHOOD &TRAT10Y ARIAIJ GUAT k9l(4i50ftlID0D PROJECT AREA 3 ankh 52 3 9 RIB ".p A 10 0 ----------- 8 ...... 5 03 19 2 MY LJb;l T4 LOQUAT AVE 2 11111 0 P"; 10 CITY OF MIAL41 PLANNING ME-PARTMIF-M I OVER) MODL LITTLE HAVt, EDISONIL11 DOWNTOWN 3. • —low-140. 1� EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMEry rATION BRIEF STATUSAMOUNT S COMPLETION TITLE RESPOiVSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Local Street lwprovcments Dade County Department Design and construction of street Project completed. -- $ 78,000 - 2nd Year of Public Works improver4!nts in accordance with Phase 1 previous MP design. Franklin Avenu_ frcrt Douglas Iivad to Plaza St. Ph.i,P: II Department of Public this 1, a c.,ntir:.ftiun of Dade Project completed. -- $158.000 - 3rd Year Works Count,', fir.t > r t,roJect. City 0.l. Ind P,:rciv,l, Frur! Flurid.! ,i1_n_r fr Cuunty i., vr[ uo luuylas Road Dou�Ila; fluid to ;'lazy St. and mu 10(.a1 ! •sidantial Also, Plaza Stvt;:t and sti-Lt2t; +,�;<: 1,1,��;: it ,r.i; �i,atched . Florida Ave-,- to tray by City Hi-;kliij Oun,-1 . Av�:ml Charles Terrace Department of Public The p!'JJ: t consists of planting 60 Project completed. -- $ 17,000 - 3rd Year Tree Planting Program Works oak trees un Charles Terrace be- tween NuglaS Itoad and Jefferson Street and than on the east side of Jefferson Street north of Charles Terrace. Local Street laiprovements Department of Public Street itsi+r•oYru>Wiits, resurfacing Project completed. -- $196.017 - 4th Year Works where itecessa,'y but not rebuilding flea York Street fro;,+ Day streets. Installation of valley Avenu! to Bird Avenue gutters and french drains, fill and ilisbiscus Street fv,bw Bay comipactian of deteriorated roadway Avenue to Shipping Avenue shoulders and sodding with turf Shipping Avenuefruiu grasses. Landscaping with street Hibiscus Stf-LCt to trees. New York Street 53 OVER MODL LITTLE HAVr. EDISONILIl DOWNTOWN a c PROJECT TM-E Local Street lq,rovements Hibiscus from Shipping to Bird Street Improvements and Beautification IMRLEMENTATION EMIEF F11:SPONSInluTv' £iTIX7t.lq r-1 IVi rl I - F 7-1Ut?.1 A1'bf#MJNT TIME A t. I _ U) G ATrx0 Oepertmmnt of Public Design an0 rot";tsllrtiun of local 1'rnjnct completed. woIt s le:sidWnti:rl }tent t fti°;sn,�r�r= lncluiirg tCsli;'f,+t;ls':g, 1an_15r:+�-,1ssq, stofm and sidtewalks. Planning Department Design and beautification of inter section between Douglas Street and Grand Avenue, including sidewalk improvements and tree planting. 54 OVER t MODL LITTLE HAVr, -- 1 $ 155,083 60 Year The design phase is Spring, 1484 37,300 - 7 completed. The land- scape contractor has completed the work along Grand Avenue. This project is 20% completed. EDISONIL11 , DOWNTOWN 3, 6. 7. PARK DEVELOPMENT L PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED TITLE STATUE) COV41PLETION AP41OUNT ITLE RESF30NSIF31LITY 131USCRIPTION A L L 0 C A1%T r- A13 "Grand Avenui2 Park Parks Dapart.ment. Phase -ports fizod, - tj S t ear uji.'e corks, inn P11-kh"j area. loo'c("t) - 2nd Year 236 Grand Avenue r 232.392 - 3rd Year Phase 11 - Hint Park Plaza Parks Department This proj,--ct entails the aquisit-, Lila paj,l aj3j ofjcj-ijjy S.W. corner of Elizabeth ion, design and developownt of a diAlcjUd on 11.ty 121982. 141 A Grand Avenue passiva wini park, ted for j local 'irti;lt to prodj�ce tj L-- displaycd in tflW jur;,j of cermaic tfle5 oji aiiexist- ing art ::ill,. tine Parks Gepartu,t:flt lias dt2velvped an overall d!Siun based 01 a sketch presented by the Black Arts Workshop. OVER i MODS LITTLE HAVE, EDISON/1-11, DOWNTOWN .796 - 3rd Year 052 - 4th Year 1.000 - 6th Year Tit LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATED 8. Acquisition for Housing East Side of Douglas Road Dade County HUD This project continues a plan to Acquisition completed $ 225.000 - 2nd Year between Percival 3 Oak rid the area of structurally deteriorated buildings, including three dpirUTt211t hOUSeS b t'rv(?il Oak b Percival. 9. Acqui'siti;,n for Pu!;lit Dade County HUD This project r:ontinu::; a pl,rn to Acquisition completed. - 378,000 - 3rd Year rid th-, rr;�u of structurally 19-1 ilit)Ava. deteriorated structura'S, including 19 ,' 3760-66 three apart^ent buildings between Oak E Percival Avenue. i�--1 1,'120 " V)•6 Lot. 33 19-5 11 6-3,16! " 19-7 Lot 36 19-b 38UO Percival Avenue 3 3265 Brooker 19-12 3775-3793 Oak Ave. 19-13 3771 Oak Ave. 19-15 3737 & 3747 Oak Ave 19-I6 Lots 1.3 2, block 4 19-1) 32821 Douglas Rd. 19-18 3278-80 Douglas Rd. 10. Acquisition of Slu;lr5 Dade County HUD Acquisition of slum and blight in This project involves the -- $ 150.377 - 4th Year Blight low density areas west of Douglas acquisition of six par- 78,500 - 5th Year Parcels lucatcd betwlcefl Road. The city will acquire dila- eels, one of which have Douglas & Brooker on Oak, pidated residences and vacant lots been acquired by deed Frcm and Florida Ave. for assemblage and redevelop+bent as The reliiainingfive have Housing Bond Fund single family o.rner-occupied hous- been acquired by order of ing. This project also includes taking. relocation and clgarance. 56 9 R OVER r MODL LITTLE HAVh. I EDISONILM DOWNTOWN I 12. OTHER PROJEGTS•- EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUSCOMPLETION ,AMt7UNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATE Coconut Grove Dade County HUD This program provides financial Program operational. A on -going Program $ 251,084 - 5th Year Great 140ghborhood assistance for propert" i"Prove- cua:ulative total of 143,727 - 6th Year Housing Rehabilitation ment to qualified owner -occupants twelve (12) cases have Citywide Funds - 6th Loan Program of single f4mily and duplex d,,e11- baen coa,[)Ieted. 7th and 8th Years ing units IoCated 10 tha Coconut Grove Great t;-�iyilYorisrad.. Second Mortgage Loan Community Development This prt)j :t i I=p-111ziun k)f th. Six (6) hou.oi are built December, 1964 � 9o,000 - CDBG Program Department City of ;i::,li ii „.I�I::r niy) ;lssist anti ;)ill L! tin;)nce,_! Jobs Bill Program anc4 L.0111 i'roirr -;I iil "I'lich fun,ls through tha 5.ocond will tit to ,)roviid", secor,.t ;.)rt.q.);a L.o;ln nlort,J.)ti:, ll)Jn to i)�rsons livinq in ih;.' �i7flStrus:tliil) ';,,}i Otl the Coconut Grove target area, thcsa t�als�>� ar;. Jus Clwliihj� oil 501p' Of th-: ii O tt .11": sCh'edul,:d to td9:e place in ttarch, 1984. 57 OVER i MODL LITTLE HAVk EDISON I LIT) DOWNTOWN 14. )5 16 II u PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEDRESPONSIBILITY ALLOCATE© Graphic Employment Black Arts Council of Commercial restoration program de- Program completed. -- $ 9,786 - 3rd Year Training Program Miami signed to inVrove the physical con- 46,713 - 4th Year ditions of selected business 50,186 - 5th Year dwellings in the Coconut Grove area 45,207 - 6th Year Training was provided to area 47.793 - 7th Year residents in the field of graphic arts whIN, h7pl 'cerrting tha restari t Tenant Education Program Tenant Education A progr,; '.:i;n::,1 to :,,,: tcn.]itt/ Program was discontinued -- i 15,981 - 2nd Year Association of Miami landlord rl..1.1 it.n;hip by :,i,.,c:;rtlnra shortly after the coon- 6,178 - 3rd Year and -1:t of third year 77::Irjlihtiiti0tii�, t11c:Y::iiy 1:tt"ia`llil) tt`;: ttSndin). qual i ty, os hou'-' ing fur ,111 ray, f - denta. Health Clinic - Coconut Grove Partial purchase of vast to facili- ;'an wis purchased for -- 3,791 - 2nd Year Transportation Components Family Clinic tate clinic visits by indigent or program. lio further elderly and to carry diagnostic funding has been provided materials to laboratories and for that purpose. hospitals. Primary Health Care Coconut Grove Clinic provides primary medical. Program operational. June, 1984 S 24.799 - 1st Year Program Family Clinic dental and family planning services 46.750 - 2nd Year to approximately 1.750 persons on 17,676 - 3rd Year a yearly basis. 10.766 - 4th Year 132.898 - 5th Year 132.269 - 6th Year 99.945 - 7th Year 34.422 - 8th Year 34,433 - 9th Year r 58 OVER ► MODS LITTLE HAVh. EDISON I LIT i TFMIR=t;� PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED TITLE RESPONSIL31LITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT T I N1 0: ALLOCATED Celx,,t., Prevention Pr0tjrdfjJ FlOrW3 university prlljrw) todi, -N0y i,,C)Act thi d)SC011tillued of 6til Year 67,226 70 year t ra I n I ac t I v I t I J Mental Health Program Miami Mental Health This June. 1984 30,613 - 7th Year &ruUr�:a proviclLs a��,atjl Program operational. Center heal care services fur the resi- 34.422 - 8th Year dents of the Coconut Grove target 34.422 - 9th Year area. 19. r ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS Ct]MPLETIDN AMOUNT TITLE RESP0NS161LITYI DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Economic Development Coconut Grove Local A community - based organization is program operational. June, 1994 $ 39,593 - 6th Year Development Corporation being funded to provide economic 47,308 - 7th Year development services with the 52,050 - 9ih Year City -Wide Local Development 37,750 - 9th Year Corporation. 60 OVER MODS LITTLE HAVh EDISON I LIT i 611 COMMUNITY DEVELOPM ENT /\ PROJECT RECONMENDATIONS/\\ 10 YL'-,:AR .. . 2OVER MODL LITTLE H*VA ED SONIQTTLE RIVER \ »>w � » ...v • . . . .� .� � -. ... . �� DOWNTOWN r L' PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION The Corrunity-Based Organization Board reccrr•ends approval of staff's This is an ongoing econcric develop- S 31,750 tcvin Hia,i ness association provides eccncric development ser- reccr7r?ndation, men` progra .. It is recor-i ended vices and revitalization assistance fcr funding. tc businesses located in the target area. •-tcwn/Park Nest This ongoing project entails ad-iini- Board recorr,ends approval of staff's Pro,3ram is recoriended for funding. $122,945 veloprrent strative planning, design rrarketin; recomc,endation. This onaoinq project is a vital cam- ect and relocation activities associated ponent of the overall revitalization with the redevelo;r ent procra for strategy for the Overtown and Co;rn- the area. One-half of this project twin target areas. will be funded frcn Downtown and one-half frog the Overtown tarq_et area. .AL SERVICES ted Family Project provides social casework Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing project. Popula- $ 21,700 dren's Services and counseling services to elderly rec amendation. tion in the downtown area has de - Dade County, Inc, downtown residents. Agency is con- creased fro-11,647 in 1970 to 3,547 tracted to serve at least 100 per- in 1980. This reduction has resulted sons or, a yearly basis. in a decreased need for supportive counselinc, services. Hot rr,eal pro- grars in the area ray refer clients in need to ap,Propriate a envies pra- viding support services. Re mir.ended for funding at the same level as last year. 62 �� it"i��311t... Iti1tN911itiUttiiitttii111111II!!lIUI11lUIl1!llllltlilltll!!!1l11t!!t .,,t111lltll!!1!!!!!!!!!I!1!!11llUlUlUl1111111I11ttf1111tiNil111111111 0 11111111111 1lIlilll!!l11/1!!1lIIIIUiilliillllitffllllillltitlfiiltiltlfflllillllllllllllilflltlli!!litliilll!!!!!!I!!1!!!!!l11111l1111�11l1!lllitll11ti1tt11f1111111iUittillllllllllllltilllllllllllliilll I 63 i OVER i MODS LITTLE HAW. EDISON I LITTLE RIVER I nU TUI ITINC 1RD REAUTIFICATIOII 1 DOWTOLN ttMOVAL Of SLUM 6 AL1CNt 7 CENTRAL MINT TUX 6 RILNDSMIP PLAZA i LUHHUS PARK AIMOVATUM 6 IAYIKCMT PAU DESIGN ILMD AL Of AiCU1T3L'TU1AL tARUIKU ® 1-91 LL1T LW IA-11 WING R R1VRA VAl AUAT UT1ltN PA()1dCT3/PU1L1C IFRY1Ct3 10 6UTI4-711KALS 11 ROO)SLUT GiLATO"17ALL WRIT LtDUn4t- KENT PROJECT • 11 LLWiUS PAU RUA ALSiDUT1AL U A=TUM (1talcu A) 11 KLDLRLT 1LRVICt4 14 EWNQRC DiVILOT Wir N— NSA INEIBMSORM W STRATEGY AREA) DOWNTOWN LITTLE MAVANA-LUMMUS PARK NSA D N T-O'-- W N Co OW, :a. DEVELOPMENT %LFLAGLER SC SM. Ib 1((j� p ��- CAUSEWAY JI1fI im[1tFl.. MAC Amntm CAUSEWAY any- �T,�l,-�� ,�,.--� ��— 0 760 1500 IUJU3 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT m EXPECTEDAMOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Tree Planting and Downtown Development This project consists of tree This project is complete. -- $ 78,850 - 3rd Year Beautification Authority planting, new signs, tree grates A total of twenty-nine N.E. Znd Avenuc frorn>iiaiai and street furniture. Property (29) trues acquired by Dada Ccrar,r,nfty College to owners and businesses will share �:vntown Nvelop' t!nt S.E. 2rld Stlt t and in the cost of this activity. Authority for this pro- S.E. lsC stri!et from S.E. st Ste ject have; bean planted. The 1 t his i to S.E. 2rtd r.on-y : or:i• beet) used to ;;::.)tl;7t i;.tJtlii.'s Aia,iii;•. appropriat,:ti b;� Dade C&,.! kin i ty co f kt;j_, to build ,i pedestrian .-all :it 4t11 Stt"t.$t b'.' ,.__'il 13t and 2(id id funds hav t)r "n x;s':.i to cover infcjstru:;tur Mork at the ;rtdll. LAND ACQUISITION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED AMOUNT RESPONSIBILITYp1=5CRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION TIME ALLOCATED Downtown Removal of Dade County HUD Part A Slun 6 Blight This is the land acquisition for Property has been -- $1,925,000 - 3rd Year the block bounded b/ N.E. 4th a 5th acquired 250,000 - pith Year Street, N.E. lst & 2nd Avenue, 491.200 - 5th Year (north of th•-,j Cor;a),unity caicpus). Thy: total proj:,rt scope is for thL acquisiticn' iz:1UC.3 tiun and deu:olition or the vneiiL- block (except this: existing iir-' t,itinn) for the cm) trtic t ion of a mixed--tj� d:21P-' ;:Ci. Con- taininq >t:',r:i iit.r,! ::f ' r 1; housing, ground h2v,.,l facilitijti. Part 6 This is th-, LnJ icquisition ele- Property has been urent for the block b.un?_d by N.E. acquired. lst and 2nd Avenu::, il.E. 211d and 3rd Street. (south or th& mia,ai- Dade New World Center c�iipus). The total project scope is for the acquisition, relocation and demoli- tion of the west portion of this block for the eventual construction of expansion facilities for the Miami -Dade New World Center campus. 66 PARK DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED AMOUNT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUE] COMPLETION TITLE RF-SPONS161LITY DESCRIPTION TIrV E: ALLOCATED 3. Central Mini Park Department of Parks This project included acquisition Project completed. -- $ 58.393 - 1st Year and development. This open space North Miami Avenue a will allow for increased leisure N.E. 14th Street time usage by children and resi- dents of the ;area. 4. Friendship Plaza Department of Parks he aoionsistfwconstrruct- Project completed. ing nnforuand sign underneath the expressway. It includes landscaping and paving. . 67 OVER MODL LITTLE HAVh, EDISON LITTLE RIVER 1 25,000 - 2nd Year 5 PARK DEVELOPMENT T PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONBRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED lur;mus Park Renovation Dade Heritage Trust Phase I The structural work is -- $ 57,478 - 3rd Year N.W. 3rd Street tZrth This project consists of relocating completed. further reha- 147,924 - 6th Year River Drive the Wagner iionestead, a historical bilitation of the ilagner site, to Luainus Park. llomustead is parading fundraising activities which are and;Lmway. Phase 11 Thu Nl%ks :1 Planning -- This This project consists of rahabili- D %'`�r `''`'��t 'r.:';t a Pro - nor ;o5,r�0i) of park str•uctur6s and land ,�o;:ri to ii��.lud an scaping in the parlx. Also, silo- `:rzr'Y 01.iza on "i.E:. walk repairs in th-, surroundinri cur + r or iciiitit area. Phis project will also �rf�f-3 itia s in includ;: r habilitation of a bulk- r-ec t0ation_il tuildings, head wall of approximately 710 felt area lighting, planting, along the Miami River. sodding and landscaping of the area along the Miami River and other amenities. Said proposal has been approved and the overall develop;nent plan is scheduled for comple- tion in January, 1984. The Parks Departo;ent is collecting base data for this plan. Construction of sidewalks around the park had been completed. The preliminary site plan is complete. _J 68 =�.r r OVER r MODt LITTLE HAWK EDISON j LITTLE RIVER 6. 1 EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Bayfront Park Design Department of Parks This project includes bayrock, The design developi,;ent -- S 99,916 - 6th Year and M.E. Z Streat and H.E. amphitheater, children's play is 100'ti completed. The area, 'water, seashore and pades- final construction dray+-- yne feet tri3n facilities. Tho Cc,:ir.unity ings for the portion of D2y�lG�'ll.t:nt allocation for this the park t0 b-built by project funded tiiw design th<: ,1r,sy Corps of develoiai;;:nt of thi, Park. Oth::r Enjin"er's ar,, u;'!.pl:ted. funding sources will be used to Th:! Constru. tiun ;fork is finance construction work. 0021-tl-ld to !>-;:yin Shortly. 69 7. 8. 9 10 OTHER PROJECTS EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TPA ALLOCATED Removal of N partraent of Project consisted of constructing Project completed. -- 13,032 - Ist Year Architecture) Barriers Public Works ramps for the handicapped, includ- 46,525 - 2nd Year Hounded by ing curbs, gutters, asphalt, and H.E. 70 Stre!r. patching where nued;:d. H.E. 211d 1-95 Exit R:,�:;. L:rnc1:;LEr{,- Dtpartrrent of Project con>istA of ai,i,ropr•iate Project completed. -- 18,715 - 1st Year ing SJ., _,i,d PubllcWorks plant to t, autify the 1,000 - 3rd Year exit r.jap. (liver l'oInto;iri Development (his pc-oject Consists or building Construction work at _- 35,000 - 2nd Year nd ur il:cil:j. 1'11"k to luthority a walks:iy. It includes paving, both phases the Convent- 25,000 - 3rd Year east erid or cclnvrontion bulkh-e-Wing, lighting and other ion Center end fort 615,000 - 1th Year Center along north bank Public Works Jwu nities. Dallas Park is 100'. of the Miauii River, Department cu. ploted. Super Murals Downtown Development Eight large murals were painted on Project completed. -- S 30,000 - 3rd Year Authority the outside walls of selected down- town buildings which have high pedestrian and motorist visibility. 70 12. 0 OTHER PHUJk= 1'bi PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RE6PON81®ILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Southeast/Overtown Park Downtown Development A Study for the area pounded by The planning study is Not available i 217,907 - 4th Year West Redevelqpment Authority b Overtown 1-95 on the north, Biscayne Blvd. ccmpleted. The lmplemen- 50,000 - 5th Year Park Test Redevelop- on the east, Old Municipal Rail- tation phase is in 70,9,15 - 5th Y,'Ir ment Office road on the south, and Florida East progress. 199,CGO - 7th Year Coast Railroad on the west for the 225,i;00 - uth Y_ar development of the proposed New 225,640 - 90? '1-21r Town in Town. NOTE:_ this pruj�ct is al-0 I 1st-d in tIiv 010ertabin ;rrea report. Luimius Park Area Dade County HUD Even though this program is not This project is completed. -- 78,547 - 5th Year Residential Relocation directly funded througn Coununity Development, funds are required to (Section 8 Housing support relocation assistance for Program) the residents who may be tt i:por- arily displaced during rehabilita- tion activities. The objective of the Luiuius Pdrk Area Housing Program (funded through a special graft) is to facilitate the reha- bilitation of multifamily rental housing for occupancy by families of low and iiuderate income. OVERT MODL 71 LITTLE HAVk. EDISON J LITTLE RIVER 13. 1 W.m PUBLIC SERVICES PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF C .STATUS OEXPECTEDLI Ct74V!#�LETli�N 3AM�7L. TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED TE Elderly Services 345 N.N. 2nd Avenue United Family and Children Services of Dade County Inc. Project provides for a social worker to counsel elderly downtown residents. Program operational. June, 1984 $ 15,000 - 3rd Year 16,000 - 4th Year 16,800 - 5th Year 19,541 - 6th Year 21,320 - 7th Year 21,700 - 8th Year 21,700 - 9th Year 72 OVER i MODL LITTLE HAVk. EDISON J LITTLE RIVER C 14. f4, ECONOMIC DEVEL.DPMENI P ED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEFCOMPLETION STATUS AMOUNT TITLE RESADNSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME TIME ALLOCATED Economic Development Downtown Miami A conviunity-based organization is Program operational June, 1984 $ 50,000 - 6th Yew Business Association being'funded to provide economic 48,956 - 7th Yea development services with the City- 43,750 - 8th Year wide local Development Corporation 37,750 - 9th Year OVER 13 ' MODL LITTLE HAW. EDISON I LITTLE RIVER .77� COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT HHCOMMT�HDATIOHS IG �'yn YEAR m ■ L 4 E-DISON/LITTLE RIVER iROJECT TITLE PROJECT DISC (FTIG(� CITY►��IDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMVENDATIONS ALLOCATION F ver Char,ber Program provides economic development Board reconrends approval of staff's This is an ongoing economic develop- $$37,750 erce services and prom3tes business growth recommendation, ment program. It is recommended for in the Little River Coarnercial funding. District. >w� 111111111!li�1t:1111�-�n Iliilliiilillrlllllllllllllllillilllllli11111U111rlilr!lilillillillflilii�..a�lfrllitlfrifllllllllll11111111111111111111ilillllrlll111ililllllilllitll .r R-40"o am 5TAE"I-7, US REPORT Ist w gth .A - `xI o wo ig 'q 4 M�� 0 fflknM43 I -r - f mmmors M } JIIIIIIIllllll.. 'x1984 Illlullnilululuuluuuuul11uuuiutuuluuluuuutlluunttlulluuulu1rU111ilrillrrrfifrrrllrrrlrfllrinllrirrllllrlllullllrliluiilluuitl�lulllull1111llllnlltttllll��f_._' 76 . OVER , MODL. LITTLE HAVANA WJZNA VISTA NSA IN$IGHBORHOOD STRATEGY AM) S GREAT 11EIGN80RAOOD 1,3,3,6 LOCAL STREET IMPROV01ENTS 3) COLURNIA SAVITARY SEWERS DESIGN 4) ETORM ❑RAINAGA INPNOVEMENTS 71 LITTLE RIVER CUW..iPCIAL CENTER IMPROV'E11LNT8 S) MIAMI DF&I.:;d :IAZA DEAUTIFICATION 0) BUENA VISTA 1]!1 P 1)6-110Vr:)Lt114T 11) JW41A V15;'A - [u:f.(i,Ul+:x1D VAIU( 12) EDISLA PA i 13) cwl XHD 14) G`ULIN,A31 HIA1 A A 15) LiTCtt API i (C-4(c:F.L'lAL PARR OYRE:t Pii� l: L. 1' 16) BUEdA Vt iA N 1Uu 0L!;11UD STRATEGY AREA (GRL1T r Z IUUt (J �1WO) LAND ACnUISITION j71 BUEhA VI iA d 1 I�; (31,11000 3FRATEGY AREA (GREAT Wa lGifBOL31W-OD) HCV51NG RE11ADILITATION 40AH Pi`. i4;.Wt IS) SUQNA VlS;TA sCoU a41IC: DcV$LOYril:lFt 19) EDISON/LITTLE RIVt:N ECUdiO11IC Dt;V1;LDFIIENT 301 RESIDENTIAL. YACALE IPIYktovaik lv PROJECT MOTS, W. Is?-9TN YEAH STATUS R£POIiT iOR PROJXCT DESCRIPTIOrI AND STATUS OUFNA VISTA NSA INEIG,NESC AHDUG STRATEGY AREA) AND GREAT NEIGHBOAH" 77 i PPW — ----- CITY LIAAITS OVER, MODS.. ._ LITTLE HAVANA R) 4• N.E. 78 ST. EXP114bS WAY 11111 a -rw I 10163 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARDAEUl' 1. 3. 4. 5. 6 PUBLIC* IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED AMOUNT STATUS CQMF,LE.�IDN TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEO Local Street Lrprovement Department of This project consists of rebuilding Project completed. -- $ 60,369 - 1st Year N.E. 80 Terrace fron Miami Public Works streets, including sidewalks, curbs 12,042 - 2nd Year Avenue to Pi.E. 2 Avt;. and gutters, Local Str�:°Lt Itiprovew nt Dat;e County ln:provements lnc)ut, ru,idk vaI Project coorpleted. -- $ 115,500 - 1st Year t1A. 2 Av—: . 5,l swdle drib trv:it:i, 3Jt Sit} ,-lJtS i and 00 Str';t't repairs Iwl landsc.�plu�)• Colu�s,bia tlry `: ,,_r Department of To provio-! ft',r th,� ;".":�si�jn ut thr: Project completed. Sewer -- $ 50.648 - 2nd Year tk:sigo Public Works existing systura of i,.::;,1;1 Mist.► ar a installation was ma- P1. fiia:nl ,Av,_. 7 Avg, which is fill' futur'a pleted ,with other city irc ► "i.',I. .19 to �11 iL. davel01r-.::0t hl', 'd tin c!,r•f'ht Pund;. sEwers. Stor l'rai.13�.i Department of Retafadiny autl of Project completed.- -- 9,061 - 1st Year L,.pru r :Nits Public Works streets. 30.000 - 2nd Year td.E. lst N.E. 79 3 13 St. Little River CLM'UM ity Department of The project consists of street and Project cmipleted. -- $ 50.068 - 2nd Year Developu,ent Paving Project Public Works drainage improvements. N.E. 80 Terrace fmii N.E. 2-4 Ave. Local Street 1h,provement 0epartment of Project consists of rebuilding Project completed. -- S 178.877 - 2nd Year N.W. 39-43 Street between Public Works streets. 5 Ave. 6 N.W. 2 Ave. 9. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF.-" STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT 1 TITLE FRIESPONSIDILITY' 1398CRIPTION ---------- 11— TIME ALLOCATE-0 Littleiiivt:r �,011t of ct Cuilplated. S 4th ydal, Center :B . C Public; Worksthe lllclh�, i-,-; l:: i H.E. '? P)Lh r'.) ll-io-lld 5t, P ho 11: Project completed. 155,524 6th Ye4r to It", I I'll t JS Ail'i Hiai;li ilWSli�o 4,11.14a Gepartti4nt of This J)v1lJ,,.Ct project completed. $ 94,651 3rd Year Lleduticicatluil Public Works strcijt buella Vista Plisse III 0partoent of Phase Ill.: Street fliproveli4:1its Public Works This prujt!ct includes new Project completed. $ 6.771 Ist Year N.W. 44 St. trua N.W. 5 payeai!nt, sidewalk, curb{ and. 16.922 - 2nd Year Ave. to N.W. 2,Ave.; N.W. gutters as necessary. and 125,000 - 3rd Year 3 Ave. frua N.W. 43 St. ti landscaping. 305.233 - 4th Year N.W. 44 St.; N.W. 49 St. 3,750 - 5th Year from 21Ayu to 1411dwi Ave.; N.W. 50 St. irua H.W. 2 Ave. to N. W. 1 Ave. Phase IV Phase IV: N.W. 45 St. frun N.W. Design for the rebuilding of local Project completed. $ 100.000 - 5th Year 2 Ave. to 6 Ave.; N.W. streets within the Buena Vista 304,740 - 6th Year 3. 4. and 5 Ave. between NSA for fifth year. Street Ica- N. W. 44 and 46 Street proveiients lliiclude street pavelikent, curbs and gutters, side- walks and street landscape for' sixth year. Phase V Buena Vista Streets Phase V Project ccqjSist:� of ll,ebuildllaoj N.W Project completed. 245.260 - 6th Year N.W. 5th Ave, frow Stir Ave. feqni NAJ 4f-ith St. to N.W N.W. 46th St. to 54th funds ui I Le fitatcheJ N.W. 54th St. With 111ullway 8L'ad funds. 19 OVER. MODE.. LITTLE HAVANA vm TJ I =lm-to EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION IE391EF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSI1311.ITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED (cont,(!) Buena Vista Department of Phase V1 - $150,000 7th Year Street Improvements Public Works This project entails th,2 ihsign This project is cormlet-, Phase V1 and construction of IQLA Stl-2:tS, ed. which will lnclw1L Str,2at Pxj,-,;i:mt, CUI'b and t,)Lr1tt'.!1-S, sewer's 11,j 1 Ind- scapiwj. k.! with thy., ti.w. 47th Str.; A to H.I.I. -19th str-;,i.L betw-,--on and 6th A-)enua and H.W. 6th Avl" our, b!C.jL'en ti.41.46tt and 50th Stri-�t. 10. 12. 3 PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONEXPECTEO BRIEF AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS CdMpLET1C7N TIME ALLOCATE-0 Lemon City Park Department of Parks Phase 1: N.E. 59th St. & N.W. Miami Place The proposed development includes Project completed. -- $ 78,267 - lst Year game courts, tot -lot, landscaping 36,985 - 2nd Year and day care facility. Additional 322,345 - 3rd Year funds ,are providd by Parks for 45,000 - 9th Year Peopl;r Parks for People Phase 11: This pha z;ntails tti� renovation This project will be irn- Spring, 1984 of th:. uxisttnq park which include ploiWnted shortly. The install,ition of playground equi - Park." 0rpart��nt has a2"nt, ph-oic tables, sod alld ot�1er r;quc.,t�i r��...,,;,�nJatiurls Linrlsc,rpil;� i;;�terfal. Pr��,n tho. plannin.i t' i:art Buena Vista Department of Parks Buena vista, is (k�iicient in p3r:i Project ccmpleted. -- $ 255,964 - 2nd Year Neighborhood Park and open spaces. This project 72,552 - 3rd Year N.W. 2nd Ave. between provides for a neighborhood park 99.431 - 5th Year 52-53 St. (west side) which includzs a basketball court, tot -lot, and passive area. Edison Park Improvements Department of Parks Phase 1: Corner N.W. 62nd St. 6 5th Ave. New buikheading grid solar water Project completed. -- = 48.544 - 2nd Year heaters for cowpetition swim meets and year-round use of pool. Phase 11: Improveillents to auditorium. Oakland Grove Mini Park Department of Parks Design and development of a mini Project completed. -- $ 12.500 - 3rd Year N.E. 83rd St. b 3rd Ave. park. 81 OVER. MODE. LITTLE HAVANA 14. 15 lb. EXPECTEO PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF �. STATU a Ci7NIME [7N AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME TIME ALLOCATEO Pullman Mini Park Department of Parks Construction of basketball court, Project completed. -- $ 24,170 - 3rd Year 49th St. between N.W. 1st landscaping, tot -lot, and general Ave. 6 H. Miami Ave. park improvements. Little River Department of Parks Design and development of a mini Project completed. -- $ 18,773 - 2nd Year' 50,000 - 3rd Year Coninerce Park park. 30,227 - 4th Year 8025 N.E. 2nd Ave. 12,500 - 5th Year Woodson Park Building b Vehicle This project entails the construe- Project completed. -- $ 25,000 — 8th Year Maintenance tion of an urban playa at th--- entry- way of the Miami Oesign Pla-,a as part of a program designed to 1-r:i,rove the physical Vnviron»ant of the 3r,23 through landscaping and construction of a mall and pedestal to support a sculpture. OVER. MODE, 82 LITTLE HAVANA 17. la i' OTHER PROJECTS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 13RIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESRONSWILITY' DESCRIPTION 'TIMEALLOCATED Buena Vista neighborhood Conrrunity Development This program provides financial Program operational. Ongoing program $ 342,682 - 4th Year Strategy Area Department assistance to qualified owner- 435,386 - 5th Year (Great Neighborhood occupants o`f single family duplex 389,564 - 6th Year Rehabilitation Loan dwelling units located in the Buena CitYwide Funds - 6th Program] Vista neighborhood. 70 and Oth 'lairs Multifamily dousing Cannunity Development This project provides loin interest This project will be Deceuber, M44 S 250,GW - UBG Rehabilitation Program Department financial issistance to brint) sub- iu.pieuNented shortly.. Jobs Bill Program standard housing units up to cod,: rhi! City is processnt tilrouJh the rehabiIItat!oil of a.a applliiltlons for t,,u �2) fisting iz-,ultifaiiiily residential Luildinris consisting of structures in the Edison/Little 512 and d Units respec- River target area. tively. PROJECT TITLE EXPECTED AMOUNT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF. STATUS COMPLETION ALLOCATED RESPONSI©ILITY DESCRIPTION TIME 19. Buena Vista Buena Vista Local A ccnnurnity-based organization was Project completed. Economic Development Development Corporation fund-d to provide econcmic develop- ment. services with the Citywide Local Development Corporation. 20. Edison/Little River Little River 1 conviunity-based organization is Program operational. Economic Development Comvnerce Association Bing funded to provide economic evelopment services with thy_ City - vide Local Development Corporation. 21. Residential Facade Planning 8 Community ippearance his pilot project provides funds to Program operational Improvement Project Development Departments mpruve facades of rtsid!ntial struc- ures to help enhance the overall of the area. OVER. 84 MODE. LITTLE HAVANA -- �E 50,000 - 6th Year 50,000 - Ith Year June, 1984 3 44,143 - 6th Year 50,000 - 7th Year 43,750 - 8th Yeir 37,150 - 9th Year Spring, 198.4 1$ 15,000 - 8th Year 7,� 1,7777 COM M, UNITY DEVELOPMENT P ROJECT R MOATIONS OVER MODEL CITY M LITTLE HAVANA C__ M ROJECT PRJ'J_CT CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED T17LE GES ;.;iTIGNI RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION E' "( G�.�L Ph'- Sr bu iress This Cc m u^ilty-Based Organization Board recommends approval of sttaff's This is an ongoing economic develop- $37,750 C; tUrity Center, provides econorr,'.c developer,--nt ser- recommendation. ment program. It is recommended for It vices and revitalization assistance funding. to businesses 13--atec in the target area. I Li• a Havana This Cornrr•unity-Based Organization Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing economic develop- $37,750 D�•. ;)pment coordinates activities in the Latin recommendation. ment program. It is recommended for A-, rity, Inc. Quarter area for its future redevelop funding. ment. Included in the project is the Latin Quarter Project and Carnival Miami. Sr, :: _ SEP.VICES Cat lic Community Project provides multiple social ser- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service $67,700 Sei. _es, Inc. vices, including information/referral recarmendation. program. It is recommended for fund- Ou',!,zch Program client advocacy, crisis intervention ing at the same level as last year. and individ�,al or family counseling to approximately 2,000 persons on a yearly basis. Lo. .iejos Utiles Project provides community infoma- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service $36.300 Lion, education and referral to over recommendation. program. It is recommended for fund- 1,100 elder]; persons on a yearly ing at the same level as last year. basis. 86 M LITTLE HAVANA PROJECT TITLE P� " T DLSCi; ; i'T i ON CITYWIDE BOARD PROPOSED STAFFRECOMMENDAT IONS RECOIIMENDATI ON ALLCCAT I ON C tic Carrr,unity Proar3r, supervised daily Board reccn7ends approval of Staff's This is an on-goir,�j social service VA ,300 ces, Centro carp, real„ rc-_reaticr,, enrichment recoi•'lr.',ndation. program. It is reCort;r.ende f fund - yr k o rort.ritiany Casegor-s. services es ins at the sane level as last year. to ctiIdre, five to fourteen years of ag_. OUrinD the salver, full day-care is provided. 177 children have Leer enr llea on a daily basis for surrer care and 15F for after - school care. In . trim Home for Project provides social enrichment, Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service $44,500 Vc lind escort and transportation services recommendation, program, It is recommended for fund- tc approximately 70 blind persons. ing at the same level as last year. Cat- lic Community Program provides supervised care, Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service S69,500 S., ces - Cay Care at meals, recreation, and enrichment recommendation. program. It is recommended for fund- Cn r .nity Center. opportunities to children, between ing at the same level as last year. the age of two and six. Average daily attendance at the center is 50 children. 87 LITTLE HAVANA PROJECT TITLE PROJECT LESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS 8R STAR' PROPOSED RECOMMENDnlIONS__l ALLOCATION ilitl't�ft�llliilllliitlllllllllllllilil!l1I111111IIIIIti11tl11it1111111i111111111111Ni1il11llllllltilitiiiftiitiiliitlll111�1111I11111I1111f1111111111l1fi1111i�t11UliliUitiffil��li�i�i�� NA54.4 skA;$ STATUS REPORO'" Department of Community Development t Quarter 1984 � �1i1�1liilNl11111111liill1111111lIllUillilUltltU111iit11111�t111111f111�l1�8��i��1��l��1��1��119�DIt��li�lid��lllilii1tf1111111111i11U1U!!Ml��1!!iM!lliillllilliliitti�iliUU1 OVER i MODEL CITY l STIELT ltti11OVL-(EYT3 IN rill VICINITY OF C01MMITY CINIV 2 LAtIM gUA1T&E SLYIA lilPA(IVt:l 4I$ ANWHIO ?ldCL) (I"11MO) H1H1-PA1JI A HEMDLRSDN PA11 1:11'TOW41M3 ) LITTLE HAVAILI CC g"ITI COTIA NIMI-PA" 1 JOSE 4AIT1 PALA 7 EIVLESIDI PA1A 11110I)(LMT3 • 1.1771.1 NAV0A LA1(0 ACQUISITION ►" ►UELIC WUSING QT.i;d � OJg� T i�t� 11.IL ` LItV )C!1 AYC+L AJYY C{.lJt (1T! Ci 1YYA ACOISITION, 1F W'Jel .!!3 L;'J L11LlJ1. Waft FLABL" I CUDA i LAIP, ! 1 A AAJ 1:.-J:1IAL 11 L11,L.1 V L A. J. a. skc:ti=V 9 il4. i1=: t ..1 13 L)t(L1 .1 _,1 2dkZJAA ttU111.1 �•lw. • iT. (t J . ,:: 10A1 CAJS 11 AsJlSJ'.. _, W II -' 4Lh':0 1d a 7t>YS 10 it;1 kLUtALY 19 10 1Y: IuUiU A LLOMT 20 WjtL SL1V ll t:i .IuaS PdUCIAM 21 i"IUL.(IIAL AA" JOBS P&UCEAN 21 Cu4.taLCIAL 444A JU43 t&XJ Jt 2) SU(:IAL NUsa1A AID! JU93 PROGAM 24 kkuEi ilC UCVc.1.0VULar 25 LLU4LLL I VaLu r: etJT FUY 1119 ) ATIM WAETU 26 LITILI kAVA" CUCLLtA:IAL 1EHAEILITATIOM (gN $1119T) UUiA1 StE 1st-94A It" IITAIUS UVOILT 10E teIAJSCT L"LR 1Y Ioa A1r0 bUlus WSA (Ult's9ib illi'.0 0 t ti'VEGY AREA) A F3 7 n il%HrtA_!�1__) __��_ �� 1a ti a +s nor, =71 T(_� i. 1 s 1 Li i�l�i: _.i E...J C:D.�.�(.f; ' l.t 2iC/ZlC .i( 1, �11 II i( �i- !. l:_ !1 1!� a 1 3, ul C 1( ill 1 Il .�(C Jtat) .' �i ' '�i➢?(k IflJ1?-�j )� it )L ..li �.�l Y I lL C�7L;.1L l-171 CLIA 1�t lL L �L 1Jaa__. i-j N 04 0 750 1600 itiJ{�J CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONS1E71LITY, DESCRIPTION TirlE ALLOCATED Street IiiTproveirents in Npartment of This project Includes street pave- Project is completed. -- $144.123 - 5th Year the 'Vicinity of Public Works went, curbs and nutters, sidevralks conai,unity cLilter and drainage improvements, land- scaping and street furniture. 5.1�. )tli �rve. trcan lst to 2nd St. S.;ti. ''nd t, frow 91h to loth Alit!. Latin quarter Department of This project involves the laying Project is completed. -- $ 35,617 - 5th Year Sewer Improvements Public Works of storm and sanitary sewers in the S.W. 8th-St. area of the Latin (quarter. 3. 4 5. I PROJECT TITLE Antonio Maceo (Oc Park) Improvement S.W. 15th Avenue Henderson Park Improven.ents 971 N.W. 2nd Stri Little Havana Coi Center Mini Park S.W. 9th Avenue l 6. 7 0 PARK DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATU:i COMPLETION APAOUNT TITLE 7RESPONSIL31LITY DESCRIPTION T I r141 E: ALLOCATED Jose Marti Park Department of Parks This project includes the acquisi- the c0fltr- tur IS I 435X00 - 3rd Year S.W. 4th Avenue 4th St. tion, relocation and deslgn of an .- r 1119 with 1 192,513 - ith Yl:.jr active and PassivL! CC11111unity Park. W01'k, fl-ilis Parks for Riverside Park Department of Parks Project includes impruve;i,,ent of 211,110 - 2rd 'rear Improvements baseball Held and Laskethall 13.)63 - 3rd Year S.W. 4th St. & bth Ave. courts, lights for the baseball 49,153 - Sth Year field, children's play area, adult in,o) ilid,11,1 ;ild; 5,695 - 6th Year game area and landscaping. .,ill when n 63,700 - 7th Year all have been r L! C := iv J. (Parks for F'eople) 93 OVER, MODEL CITY "N B. LPROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED — 6TATU9 COMPLETION #ai�llOLItIJT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED93 Lit+ tle Havana Dade County HUD This project includes land acqui- Acquisition is completed. -- $311,009 - 2nd Year Land Acquisition sition for a public: housing for the, 600,000 - 3rd Year for' ?ui)lic Housing elderly in th.w Little Uuv3na tart'+t area. Oesign�ted SiL�S ini?.rJ�; a. Little ll.r-r_tri.r �.;�.,;r.unity Center b. S.W, 11,1h ,?v:. 3A Im ')L. c. S.W. l7th Ave;. I i,l St. -3,)d S.W. l2th Ave. & Ist St. d. S.W. i3th Ave. 3 Ist St. i- <L r l OVER MODEL CITY 94 PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY 9. 1Manuel Artime Community Building Department Center Acquisition, Improvements S Expansion 10. 1Cuban Memorial Plaza 6 Department of Memorial Boulevard Public Works Phase I BRIEF EXPECTED DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATED Phases 1 8 11 The new building has been -- $ 755,000 - 1st Year The purpose of this project is to commpleted. Renovation of 507,000 - 2nd Year develop a multi -purpose neight,or- the roof of Building A is 748,173 - 3rd Year hood Center to hour: saciai, col- h,it.y-tgOC completed. Building B 130,OOO - 4th Yiar Loral and cu�to :rctivi- his bewn del;olishA. The 16,825 - 5th Year ties. It lrclud;;s acquitiitir,n of construction ,rrir of fire 100,000 - 8th Year the site, r-nov.rtlull of on:. guild- ;`lini Pl:�za 1s ccrr.,l�ted. Ing and con."truction of i r.r or;i"a rchit�rctoral firi:i has to provid: suit.a'r1u otfic�-� rur �:n hfr��1 Ai cow;ul- twit (m, 01i. f,: nIh ilti0l) eorrr;,unity s~rvlcP. ag;:nci;?s. i'ark•. ing is provided. ;ji�sirin pl.u, of al.,ildini) A. fh:: ,�rchitr.r,t5 srr: E;trrklii�J uil tfi� rieiridtiC l�l Phase III Project is completed. To cover cost overrun of construc- tion air rights platform for the Section 8 Elderly Housing Project. Construction of two brick -paved Project is completed. plazas and iwprove,rents to a third one. Construction of a bronze map of Cuba. Installation of a nionwirent to "Las Eladres". Also, pedestrian amenities, lighting, Irrigation and landscaping. OVER. MODEL CITY 95 -- ' 17,000 - 5th Year 114,346 - 2nd Year 55,240 - 3rd Year U. I i .�, V PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED] COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OE6CgIPT10N TIME ALLOCATED Little Havana neighborhood Department of Even though this program is not The rehabilitation pro- 49,173 - 4th Year ,362 - 5th Year eted. 322 -- j U. 13. 14 ti f PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED C�'Tf�3�1.LMO 3 �#�;7�tJi�I i" TITLE RESPONSIBILITY i7E:f CRIPTIt3T0 - At..t..0tws"NTr; Llttl;, 11:1vs11,a C10"011c 1.0il unity operational JunL., 19al b 2,1C1)-- 5L Outri!Ach Protjrda� Sel`V Ices, InC. <Jr18, resI Ie: it's ;Jf t L. 1.1 kl-, iii'..mi 3`.i,�1 (j Mi 1fi:9r• ' . llt�.: ,:�1'��J! w�a !;I oI 1tdi1gt:1: i liljall i:,il7.-1) l)-A i:dlllj+ t. illill';alliHi), 1,]!;i� -• 'J la 1e:1'r a11C r'b'icii'1� li..i llliili:;?.ltai?il SGrVIC«;S. Child Care Program Catholic Cooruunity Prograaa pruvides cL4q rehensive Program operational June, 1984 29,751 - 2nd Year Services, Irtc. child care and sLwci:r carp for 29,826.- 3rd Year children 6 to 14 years old. Also, 29,643 - 4th Year a program of social development is 57,392 - 5th Year offered for teenagers. 56.816 - 6th Year 61,200 - 7th Year 64.300 - 8th Year 64,300 - 9th Year Homemaker Services Dade County This project serves incapacitated. Program discontinued __ $ 85.000 - 2nd Veit - for the Elderly Human Resources residents with their hone upkeep. 85.000 - 3rd Year 81.910 - 4th Year 94.150 - 5th Year 93,700 - 601 Year 98.400 - 7th Year 103.300 - Sth Year 16, 17. 18. 19. ire PROJECT PRO IMPLEMENTATION ©RIFF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION ArviouNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATE0 Transportation Program Action Community Center This project provides free trans- Program operational June. 1984 3 10,167 2nd Year portation for the elderly and day 9,995 3rd Year care programs in Little Havana. 20,925 - 4th Year 68,830 - 5th Year 37,000 - 60 Y 2, a r 39,200 - 7th Y 2 3 r 49.500 -is h Y -- r :7 49,500 Cormiunity Center Day Care Catholic Community To provide child development and Program operational June. 1984 8 9 , 2" 8 0 Services, Inc. day care programs for children in the Little Havana neighborhood at 6? "200 61i r Little Havana Coiivionity Co-rite:r. 69, 500 69 -500, Lh Assistance to the Blind Industrial Home for To provide social services and Program operational June, 1984 $ 40.400 - th Y x the Blind Foundation, recreational training to visually 40,000 - U-th Yar Inc. handicapped residents of the LittlE 42.400 - 7th Year Havana neighborhood. 44,500 - B t h Year 44,500 - 9th Year Assistance to the Elderly Association for the To provide coukiiunity infuniiation, Program operational June, 1984 $ 24.700 - Eth Year Useful Aged, Inc. education, limited transportation 32,999 - 6th Year '/th and case viork services for elderly 34,600 - Year and/or handicapped persons in the 36,300 - 8th Year Little Havana neighborhood. 36,300 - 9th Year Assistance to the Accion Center, Inc. This protect provides social st:r- This program was not 12.000 - )th Year Youth 8 Elderly vices for the youth and elderly. implemented. 98 OVERI, MODEL CITY PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION N AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED i 100,000 - CDBG Program operational December, 1984 Hotel Services Interairerican Chamber This project will provide training Jobs Program of Comilerce and placement program for hotel ser- Jobs Bill Program vices. Participants will be re- cruited from the Little Havana target area and placed in downtown i hotels. Residential Area Little Havana Activities This project will provide a trainin Program operational December, 1984 S 100,000 - CDBG Jobs Program 6 Hutritions Center of anti ecsploy=;ent progran which will Jobs Bill Program Dade County, Inc. provide for faini�r ropairs to resi- dential strwctur i s b,v lu:, and moderate iilcC;,;:: r:�icl�nts a the area. b: recruit^_J fl t;.; t4i ° i. i ttl;; tlav3sla target art:] ant will be given priority for r•ep;iirs and painting of units. Commercial Area Small Business Oppor- This project will provide a training Program operational December, 1984 1 100,Wo- CDBG Jobs Bill Program Jobs Program tunity Center, Inc. and eiiiployivant program which will provide for painting and winor re- pairs to corisnercial buildings in the area. Program participants will be recruited Proem the Little Havana target area. Social Worker Aides Senior Centers of Dade This project will provide a training Program operational December. 1984 100,000 - CD8G Jobs Bill Program Jobs Program County, Inc. and employment program for social worker aides and food service work- ers. Program participants will be recruited frond the Little Havana target area. 99 OVERT MODEL CITY EXPECTEM PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF.-" 13TATUS COMPLETION AIr110UNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION T.ME ALLOCATED Economic Development Small Business A conmunity-based organization is Program operational ,tune, 1984 1 60,000 - Eth Year 50,000 - 7th Year Opportunity Center, Inc, being funded to provide ecowmiic 43,750 - flth Yer develoin:ent services with the city- 37,750 - 9th Y ar wide local d�vcloljn;ent corporation. Economic Development for Little Havana Pruvid�is studies and coordin;ition PrDyram operational June, 1984 3 24,4(k - 4UiYtf it 49,fis tPt•" the Latin Quarter Development of activities in the Latin Quarter 50,0tx) - It1, Yt::r Authority, Inc. area for its future iedevridhu;.iit. 43,750 t;th Yci.tf- 37,750 9th Year Little Havana CunnerCiai Dade County Project included installation of Project has been discon- -- $ 18,397 ist f='r Rehabilitation awning., overhangs, trellis, timed and remaining (Along S.W. Bth Street) graphics, sk,ln painting, lighting, funds were transferred security devices, landscaping and other building improvements. 0 MODEL CITY MODEL CITY PROJECT I PROJECT CITYWIDE BOARD I STAFF PROPOSED TITLE jI DESCK 1 PT ION RECOMFtENDAT I ONS RECOMMENDAT I Ot1S ALLOCAT i ON C 5_4cL0,'�_"�� Project funds a Community -Based Board recommends approval Of staff's This is an oni.oing economic develop- S 37,750 n Luther Kin:; rric Development Organization to provide economic recommendation, meat project that is being recornnerded ration development services and revitaliza- for fundino. Lion assistance to businesses in the target area. C '.L SERVICES ie•:=onte Tacolcy Project provides supervised recrea- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service S 82,900 e �:r, Inc. tional services to youth between the recommendation, program, The project is recommended ages of 6 to 25, through a structured For funding at the same level as sports program. 700 Youth will be last year. served during the Current contract term. fer,:,t Education Agency is contracted with to provide Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service S 23,200 ass-,.tance tenant education assistance in the recommendation, program. It is recommended for King heights Neighborhood Strategy funding at the same level as last area. year. 10Z M =7777-1 --------- A 111111.1 111111flil fill I fill Lei COMMUNITY DEVRLOPMENT U- 7 Al 9" T � a STAL (nv)Q �J11 U �L�?�L�U t! V - Department of Community Development Ist Ouarter, 1984 103 OVERTOWN t I Iny" STILKET ImIkovit"un 6 MOCLATION lrol KUTIV LMU KING DMVAIW I lim-0 LIGHTING AT IMATwgsrtu IEMIOA al C.0 lclw" 1: INSTILLATIOW,01,T&ASU WIPTACIIS Xl" d4l(;111s iV,,,A fAA;( CA -Mr J$1h;3SL)iA0QD PLU511C 0_;;Lk31_1frAllCA tlkAAAll 11 ht,11MUMLI t4='A.MIWICQ 14U I Aug &AA lI TALLb,•f_f ttg ;1! t I II'A f !� jtii(cii c0alft"Mi-I CULTURAL, "-TlvlTtu 19 lccllkilxc 11 IIAG U.'lQlil3 ALQU151TICH 16 KIW UIC05 USA AlUeVELOMENT Wilt. Sit 13t-illd YXAK STATUS RLKWT IQ& f&WWr UISCAIM011 AND STATUS. was we"78 fAogvumwtw b"wod W VA J149WHI&ORH000 *TRAT190Y AR941 Ahi) 4-EAT "_ tuiL&iWw OVERTOWN = I CITY LIMITS man imF, C--v m--= ljr___nfr I rr__ N.W. T". MY1 02 3T, 12 100 QD *W. 114 51 to L D-1 I f 1 10 o 42 qp_q M000000L 0=1: 104 d ��i 0 760 1600 CITY OF L41AMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED pgOJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITJ_E RESPONSIDILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME AL 0CCATt_t7 1. Local Street laiprovements Department of Improver nts included new asphalt Project completed. -- $138,671•- 1st Year between tl.W. 60 S 61 Public Works pavement„new curbs and/or gutters, Streets from N.W. 12 to 17 broken sidewalk replacement, Avenue covered ditch drainage system and landscaping. Phase 1 2. Local Str::et Ilipruve,r.ents Department of Continuation of the above Project completed. -- $168,950 - 2nd Year between t1.1l. 58 A 59 Sts., Public Works project. b; twk:en ti.@!. 12-11 Aves.; N.1d. 13 Court N.W. 51 4i) Sir:W<ts .anJ N.Vi. 13-17 AVCiiQaS t�.tti;een 58-59 str ts. Phase 11 3. Local Street Il::pyuven1ents Department of Continuation of the above Project completed. -- $361,050 - 2nd Year N.W. 55-56 Struts between Public Works project. 12-11 Avenues; N.W. 55 Ter- race. 17 Ave. - 17 Court; N.W. 57 St., 14-17 Aves. S 12-13 Avenues- N.W. 13. 14 8 I5 Aves.. 54-56 Sts.; ti.W. 12 Court. 55-56 Streets. Phase III 4. Local Strut lmpruvements Department of Continuation of the above Project completed. $201,994 - 3rd Year N.W. 58 Terr.. 54-60-61 Public Works project. ' Sts. from 7-12 Aves.; 10- 11 Aves. frow 58 Terr. to 62 Ave.; 9 Ave. frow 58 Terr. to 61 St.; 8 Ave. frum 60-62 Streets. Phase IV s S 105 OVERTOWN r EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COPJIPLETICIIV AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED 6. 1 7. 1 Local Street Improvement Department of Continuation of the installation Project completed. -- $503,246.- 3rd Year between tl.W. 56 to 59 Public Works of concrete curbs and gutters, Streets from 7 to 12 Ave. asphaltic pavement, concrete Phase N sidewalks, concrete ditch drainage system and landscaping in thin Liberty City area, Funding Hlghhay Bund Funds. Relocation for Martin Dade County H.U.D. To provide residents displaced Project completed. -- i 59,832 - 2nd Year Luther King Boulevard - by goverr,a nt 3cqu1sit1(Pl With N.W. 62 Street. relocation assist,inca. Field Lighting at Department of Purchas;:.ar1d installation of Project completed. -- $ 85,000 - 2nd Year Northwestern Senior Public Works lighting for th ball dia;:lond. High School. $ 31,053 - 4th Year Installation of Department of Parks The placement of aesthetically Trash receptacles have . -- ; 29.608 - 3rd Year Trash Receptacles. designed trash receptacles with been received and emphasis on the commercial placed in neighborhood corridors. parks and in convnercial location. Project completed. OVERTOWN 9, PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED 3 TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT x TIME ALLOCATED j OVERTOWN 11, ■ r' s rr:, PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECT .0 COMPLETIONT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TIME ALLiJCAOCATiEl7 King Heights/t•lanor Park Conanunity Development This program provides financial Program operational. A On -going 347,418 4th Year Great Neighborhood Department assistance for property improve- cumulative total of 146 program 274,346 - 9th Year Housing Rehabilitation m,ent to qualified a::ner=occupants cases have been closed. 311,632 - 6th Year Program of single family and duplex dwell- Citywide funds - oth ing units located in the Great 7th and 3th Year; Neighborhood. Multifamily dousing Community Development This proj,;t:t ,ails prnVide lc;r in- This progra.11 will be im- December, 1984 $2C0,000 - CD8G Rehabilitation Loan Department terei t financial assistance to ple,r,v2rit�:,9 shortly. Onc: Jobs Bill Program. Program bring Sutr tUildki d heusin�) units up proposal h,rv;: to coat threu.jh the C2ive'd for th,: Of existing) ax,ltir'a �ily.rasiaentia� tation o a i;ultif:.nily strur_turts in the Alodel City tar�)ei strrIcturL .fn'i is area. by thr City. OVERTOWN 10E I PARK DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Belafonte TacolcY Park Department of Parks This project entails the expansion Project is completed -- $186,325 - 4th Year Develop�aent of the Coumunity building and the 543,222 - 5th Year construction of grime courts, 351,5-10 - 6tb Year '.I 9th loth Arms• parking facilities. landscaping, 367,200 - 7th Year at 6)st - 62nd Street etc, OVERTOWN � I W 14. 15 7 PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Transportation for 1orthwestern Nigh To purchase a passenger van for Van has been acquired -- $ 10.000 - 3rd Year 'omnunity Cultural School (PAYVAC) Northwestern Nigh School to tr•ans- 4ctivities port residents to and from cultural activities. Belatonte Tacolcy 8elafonte Tacolcy A supervised and structured indoor/ Program operational. June, 1984 50.000 - 2nd Year Recreation Program Center outdoor recreation program for youtt 49,944 - 3rd Year 5 to 24 years of age. 47,362 - 4th Year 50,557 - 5th Year 54,859 - hth Yr„'ar 82)' 1 O - lth Y :I Lei 90, Lth Tenant Education Tenant Education program designed to ease tenant/ Program operational. June. 1984 $ 17.591 - 2nd Year Program Association of Miami landlord relationship by educating 17,353 - 3rd Year nd organizing tenants in the neigh- 18,000 - 4th Year orhood, thereby improving the 32,473 - 5th Year uality of housing for all residents 33,271 - bth Year 35,973 -.7th Year 23,200 - 8th Year 23.200 - t)th Year 16. y i' ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY QESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED :conomic Development Martin Luther King A cominunity-based organization 'Program operational. June, 1984 50,000 - 6th Year Neighborhood is being funded to provide economic 50,000 - 7th Year Association development services with the City wide local IIevelop;;:ent Corporation. 43,750 - 8th Year A neighborhood office ccilpOex 400,00 - Btt; 't ar located 11) the bgsin2ss district has been acquir:�d and upgrad::d to 37,750 - 9th Year stimulate tha ravitalization of the area. (ti.il. 6211d St. a 7th Ave.) OVERTOWN PROJECT TITLE 17 King Ifellihts Land Acquisition 18. King Heights H.S.A. Redevelopment N.N. 12 Avenue, R.W. 17 Avenue and N.W. 60 Street LAND' ACOUISIT101M IMPLEMENTATION iaRAEF ExpEc•TEQ STATUEi CONIFILU 7'ION A4"j'1C7�. NT RE5AC3riE3lF3i3.lTlf LIE>aCRlPTION TIMF__ D:#ds cuurrty NO Prollra.i I;' ai }) �I, it1.}�ih- }'r .J�.ct cc;::yrieted -- S 92,1CO ' eir born od plzje), :ii. of acquisiti�ir) ,m:) 151,CCC9 - Sth 'fm relor.�ati�7n. is the pur'ch.' "_'A t ' o?!�;6 t"di `C0,1,2CC i ackluiaitlJil .11:1,1"it' Dade County HUD This pruj---ct })toll' i foc th.: This project entails the -- $208,376 - 4th Year Parks Department acqulsitioad , ,.'illlifull 'a)::j r�loca- acquisition of eight (8) 202,448 - bth Year tion of tsulti fas)il� usrits iti the �arcals. Six (6) parcel King ilel hts 11cdLv 1ep} iicnt ar'::a to !'avz been acquired by 250,000 - 7th Year wke land available for redevalup- deed and twu (2) by anent, buu#lded by H.U. 60th b 62nd order of tiklrt3. The Street, Rehabilitation ui housitay final judy,:unt on one of structures will be undertaken inhere thesa l;arc is has #rot feasible. Reh:#bil station of the yet been deters14114:d. facility for recreatiunal put -pose known as the African Square Park As far as the African Project, has been funded through Square Park is concerned this project. the re#ruvatioa of the east side is co,apleted and the building is occuppied. Plans for ca#t)pletiuii ui' renovation of the nest side is pending until funding is identified. s OVERTOWN _ -�- �..�. � ..�,r, ;: _ . .._,_ m COMMu UNjTy DEVELOP Ma ENT PROJECT W7CeMPjuj7LT=MDATIOMS 10 w-ld vEbwi WYNWOOD PROJECT TITLE C.r ,'wn Econc4-ic G• men t CGrperation+ Ir Uri Initiatives Pr,- ict Local Match Overtown/Park west Red:.elopment Project P?7JECT LES_—; lI TION A Corr unity-3ased 0rcanization pro- viding econo7-J -. development services and revitalization assistance to businesses located in the target area. This project provides a local match for a S6.7 rrillior, grant from the U.S. Urban Mass Transit Ad-.,inistra- tion. Funds will be utilized to relocate residents and businesses, land azquisition and associated ads-inistrative costs. Eighty five perce-t (EE:) of the local match is provided by the City of Miami and fifteen percent (15) from Dade County. This on -going project entails admini- strative planning, design marketing and relo:ction activities associated with tv.& redevelopment progra-) for the area. One-half of this project will be funded from Overtown and one -hat-' from Downtown. WYNWOOD CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDAT I ONS Board reca-r?nds approval of staff's reccrn endation. Board recorrrrends approval of staff's recommendation. Board reco7r..ends approval of staff's recommendation. 114 STAFF RECOMMEND This is an on -going economic develop- ment pro�raT which is Leinq reccr- mended for funding. It has been City policy that the CK ', beccrc self- sufficier,t over a three-year period. This is an on -going project recom- mended for funclinq. This project is recommended for funding. It is a vital ccr^ponent of the overall revitalization strategy for the Overtown and Downtown Caamunity Development (target areas. PROPOSED ALLOCATION S 37,750 $468,676 $122,945 OVER"I"OWN PROJECT PROJECT TITLE DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD STAFF PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS ALLOCATION Rehabilitation of Rehabilitation of the Calmer Center Board recommends approval of staff's This is a new project recommended for $124,948 Culmer Center Building for use as an office for recommendation. funding. the Overtown Economic Development Corporation. SOCIAL SERVICES Cultural Arts Program Project consists of the administra- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an on -going social service S 23,200 tion of a multifaceted arts program recommendation. program. Recommended for funding for the cultural enrichment of area at the same level as last year. residents. Overtown Job Training Program d velops and identifies Board recommends approval of staff's Project budget has been increase;? by $245,000 & Development private sector job and training recommendation. $50,000 to match funds previously opportunities for Overtoatin residents received from the Jobs Bill Program. and assess and refers job seekers to potential jobs or training programs. HOUSING Overtown Second This project will fund one half of Board recommends approval of staff's This is a new project recommended for $300,000 Mortgage Housing site improvements, i.e., curbs, recommendation, funding. Site Improvements sidewalks, and site preparation for the 51 single family units to be built by the two Dade County designa- ted not -for -profit developers (EDCO and Home and Housing of Dade). 115 WYNWOOD l . O V E R T ®W N PROJECT PROJECT TITLE DESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD RECOI?;1ENDAT IONS STAFF PROPOSED ALLOCATION RECOt1!4ENDAT I OP1S -,'C TIOrt l Archi,.es Nistorr Project recovers and preserves non- Board recommends approval of staff's It is recommended for funding at the S 31,000 .,?arch Foun"ation current records, photographs and recommendation. same level as last year, nth. Florida other dccu7erts which record the history and development of the Overtown area. WYNWOOD 116 WHIM h.,411111111 III fill III I III I OVERTOWN COMMUNITY DEVELOPhMENT 11513 PZ! Fill! Ist � gth YEN A R Sh 1975 me 1984 0 cw w Department or' Community Development Ist Ouarts r -1984 117 WYNWOOD 1-6 STLLLT nalovDan INST."A ION of TLASY 19C1FrAcLSS 6 OVILTOYN STLLLT 110PROVEMINTS INASS It 7 GILSON TAL[ "CLIATIONAL FACIL117 HIMI-FALL • DOLS[Y SARI 10 LAND ACQUI3ITIL4 YOL YUILIC MOUSING 11 tx LS2Y/N iY 177.tY A:F V'P.LOT =T 12 OvX21"13a i,Li:Tn_rr 13 VUL' ALL �J i s f P o Ei 14 UYSA "L :I 1 4 fdii ii;;6 i GY/Y1UTS1gNT IS UVLAI,A -1 11ei li t +iJ :,ls'ti42;1 ?"AAN 16 JO3a Dci+lcl" i L.�a: N.1N 11 hLLLTiT.MLi i:C IiIiJILITATION LOAA FAM11I It IECO, D I " CI4 L Y 1tiCVLvi It OVI F"' 2LL II i 2CUT 20 240 SUILDi'.w a. S1us3 T 21 OVt9'1Okt1 I:iala l..c. &,VIT.ILSIAT Itltl 22 UtaA ULLXATIC4 A�-Ljs I.A:at ACWISITJOM NATCS 22 OHYATUk3I II51O3IC Y4E5E5YAILDA 24 SOUIUL l Uvt;9tIL44UVAbY UYST LLDLVIIArHw :LOJICT 23 DVLYIUk'32 LCL*L"IC LivauetitUT 26 9COWAtIC 11DYVV.IOrtu2il 21 OVLATU6W 5.Wi't IW CI3"ICIL MOM SLI 15T-5'CN YLAI STATUS &MILT FM FLOJICT OISCLIVTION AID STATUS 118 M Kw 22 ST i.ol.II Tyr. It i'('i AM 11 �1,+ Ali 1 5 112 to vJ � 10 11111 1 (T� 0 ?to Iwo 1uiid3 CITY OF HAKM PLANNNO DEPARTMENT EXPECTED PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITY' BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION TIME AMOUNT ALLOCATED Street Improvotents S Dade County This project ilaproved the poor Project completed. -- $ 225,000 - 1st Year Beautification Public Works condition of streets, curbs, side- 66,000 - 3rd Year N.W. 2nd Avenue from 5th walks, etc. Specifically, tilt fol- io Ilth Street 1owinq Ytai und.>rta'o:2n: Recan- struction of th-, piv:end slde- Wdlks, curd -I -Ind ')Jttt:r ana L'j ruv- ed Culver Public Works Department This,r.ls-j:i,utir..;.,ti,n of tn:: fir,t Project completed. -- $ 92,748 - 2nd Year Street Improvements year p)-oj n�t ;,hfch (onz,I,t:d of new Phase I a';ph:Ilt, °si I:::,.Ii;.,cllrb� ,unl 'Jut- 6 St. from :1 Av, !. to it. R. t<:r s .; : r.. n.... l:..i, ;Ji th landscape 7 St. frc�;i 3 Avv. to ll.R. It "'Is Fnth S St. fruiIl 3 Ava. to ii.R, 9 St. froi�i 3 A',-. to it.4Z. Culirler' Street Public Works Department This rags a new phase of the Street Project completed. -- $ 166,787 - 3rd Year lwpraverI,CIIts lulprovew.ellt Project which consisted Phase I1 of new asphalt, sidewalks, curbs 10 St. N.W. 3 Ave. and gutters where needed, with to 1 Ave. landscape treatment. 1 Ct. N.W. 10 St. to 11 St. i 3 6 N � � s PROJECT iMPLEMENTATIJN BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION EXPECTED 'AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME f1LLQCATEED Culmer Street I,rprov,-vents Public Works Department This was a new phase of the Street Project completed. -- S 218,942.- 4th Year Phase Ill lmprovement� Project which consisted N.W. 14 T rrac let -&-'en of new asphalt, sida.•,alks, curbs 2-3 AvenuLj and gutters where needed, with land- II.SJ. 2m! Cuurt scape treatment. 13-1.1 N.W. 1 Av:.:. Gt'ci"uo 11 Terrace !, 14 Scr,!;:t Installation of Trash Parks Department Purchase and installation of Project completed. -- 12,790 - 3rd Year Receptacles aesthetically pleasing trash receptacles In park ar a,• Ovtrtur+rt Public Works Department This 43sat, , ,is of tl, t,: k Project completed, _ $ 3 ErL - I t Year Streit I,,:;,rovei;,ents Im{,rov r.ent5 N,ujc�t ,,r,f�i, iisk4d 39,551 - 2nd Year Phase IV of new atph-Alt, curbs 85,50 - 3rd Year N.W. 2nd Ct. rom 11 St. and gutters where r,:.eJeJ, with 32,566 — 6th Year to 20 Street landscape treatment. 162,000 - 7th Year N.W. 20 Street from 2nd Ave. to 3rd Avenue. 120 7. 8. EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION GRIEF U£ CDMPL£TICN ANIOUNT TITLE RESPONSIE31LITY DESCRIPTION=�TAi TIME ALLOCATED Gibson Park Parks Department Project consists of a redevelop- Project completed. -- $ 75,000 - 1st Year N.W. 3rd Avenue between went scheme for the antire complex, 611,000 - 4th Year 12th - 14th Street which includes a imltf-purpose 397,500 - 5th Year facility for r,'cro,)tlon, This project al-,c3 inclu:'-ss ,oa.jor runova- tion of fizld, pool, bathholls„ coil5l;ullity tlil'il,`.J, and :3irklnSiQll of ficid 1+d,], tkln l funds wo3re pio)1 --k1 irr,_l ?srt.s for People„ uP interior, 110ta of tlorlda Dapart- 0sent of fi,Aural Resources and F.P.L. franchlsa fens. Mini Park Parks Department The construction of a Mini Park Project completed. -- 21,568 - 2nd Year N.W. 2nd Avenue between Park includes facilities for 10th - lith Street passive recreation. WYNWOOD 121 9 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONEXPECTED BRIEF STATUS C©MI?L ETIC]N AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY OESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATEO Dorsey Park Parks Department Phase 1 consists of constructing Project completed. -- $ 32,529 - 2ndYear. N. W. Ist Avenue 3 a new recreational building for 30,925 - 3rdYear 18th Street Public Works the park. 85,000 - 4thYear 10.000 - 7thYear Parks for People Phase it curi:ists 0i. Constructing T1,,2 Construction work is Fall 1983 handball courts and renovating 011 cr;ipleted anti Parks baskatt,A) courts, landscaping, Qi;!�ratlowi is in the Pro - play s'iltliiiiLkllt, and Other i-Dllmr C..,S) of acquirlwj i1jy additional funds €ur the bllrield, fhe are provided frcri Parks for play<iru�.,n�.i !_.ai�in has People. been initiaC<<1 anal addi- tional play�raund ;;quip- a�ant Mill b-, installed by the Narks f1al,arts°'ant. 1 WYNWOOD i 122 10 11 LAND ACQUISITION EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Land Acquisition for Dade County HUD The project consisted of acquiring All parcels acquired. Public Housing blighted properties to provide a This project is complete. -- $ 150.000 - 2nd Year Area bounded by: site for future housing. The site N.W. 5th Street, is adjacent to a site; no,r owned by N.W. 6th Street, Dade County HUO. Relocation assis- H.W. 4th Avenue tance eras .al,o to the• M.W. 5th Avenue affected :end business=:�. Tiir:, piu}�_�t,�as juitrG ly funn el mri th OA,_, County. `f -ve)ity five con)Qotiolf_)l pubi is h(Jusing units for f,.rioi)ius Mill b:' construe ted on th-, LoOl site. Dorsey/Wheatley Dade County HUD Selective land acquisition, This project entails the -- ; 416,751 - 4th Year Redevelopment clearanc_, and relocation to acquisition of 32parcels Area bounded by: reiwvd slc:rc an:i blilliit cui'd!ti:)ns which have been acquired H.W. 20th Street, east of the expr S ;ia; ;rithiir This project 1s complete N.W. 17th Street, tale given bound,:Iries. Sc;1„ os the H.W. 1st Avenue, proposed prujzcts kc:ludL! a forty N.W. 3rd Avenue. unit conv-ntiunal public huuSing for elderly and 30 units of halite ownership housing tot- families under the city's UDAG assisted loan program. 123 PpCJJiGT YJaSPC3rJ 1131t_ITY 12. Q I, —Ir t, —.1 1!: 11 —t Vjd�a County HUD Part I A r itt N.U. 66) Avv'!)u, N,tl. 1th Avznwa it -if t31 T _V� BRIEF EXPIENCTEO I STATU13 COMPLETION] AINAOUNT TIPAU ALLOCATF-0 P,Irr uf t1his 3529,Coo 4th year U-! 202,057 Sth Year aild cw,Mk�w; iJA oi! 1"'t- 3?6,029 7th Year preii'i;31-1 Withk th,, Ovf�Js oil all the fwopoi�,,l for P"Al't I I-, for im"M h�'I o--, Part II: AcquIs i ti;iii oe U10 blGCk Borth Of Ih4 transit station area Area boufl&!J by: the pro: 'loz,:d UMA grant for redo- Involves th_ acquisition ve I 0131;1a� Bt. of tan (10) parcials. all N.W. filth Street, A proposed plan exists for 275 of which have been N.W. 9th Street, units coadomintwo project. acquired, N.W. 1st Avenue, N.W. West of Ist Court I WYNWOOD 12. LAND ACOUISITION EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 13ESCRIPTION TIME I ALLOCATED Overtown Redevelopment (Cont'd.) Part 1Il Ar_a, bounded by: Department of Conn:unity bite is being considered for the This part entails the -- Development Affordable Housing Program which acquisition of one (1) tt.l. 1th Avwnue, will provide housing opportunities parcel which was acquired M."I 10th Street, to low income families. from the Dade County School Board. M.N. 11tti Street, M.N. 1th Court WYNWOOD 125 f 13. 14 U 1 TEOETIC7Pt1 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUSGC7IMPL OMPL AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION TAME ALLOCATED Cultural Arts Program Cultural Advisory Project consists of the administra- Program is operational June, 1984 11,954 - 3rd Year Council of Overtown tion of a multifaceted arts pro- 15,310 - 4th Year gram for the cultural enrichment 24.451 - Stir Year of area residents. 30,220 - f,th Year 23,2.CO - 7th Year 23,200 - lth Y:ar 23,200 - 9tt, 'idtlr Overtown Job Training 3 Community Development This project is developed to pro, Program is operational June, 1984 Si7 ;nth Development Department vide intake assess;:,ant, and counsel ,Cuu 175,C00 - 6th Yuar ing for job training z:nroll+�:s• 195,C00 - Jth Yeir specific. training eitorts ara 195,000 - 9th Year being F:<ad to a"tiry tt;;, n._ J� or both >nroll s ai,! _vloy-'rs of the Overtc%,;n ar;:a. Overtown Interim Fire. Rescue b This is a special program to im- Program completed -- $268.653 - 3rd Year Assistance Program Inspection Services prove the general physical condi- 305,139 - 4th Year Department tion of the Overtown business and 10.000 - 5th Year residential coenunity• 245.253 - 6th Year 200,000 - 7tt, Year 60,000 - 8th Year Jobs Development Community Development This project will provide intake • rogram is operational December, 1984 $ 50 000 - CObG Program Department assessu,ent and counseling for 500' Jobs Bill Program Job training enrollees. Special effort will be made to satisfy the needs of both enrollees and employ- ers of the Overtown area. 46 WYNWOOD 17 r OTHER U. r OJECTIMPLEMENTATION BR1EF EXPECTED AMOUNTSTATUS L7T RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION COMPLETIONTLE TIME ALLOCATED Multifamily tia.rsing Rehabilitation Loan Program Second Mortgage loan Program Community Development Department Community Development Department This project will provide low inter- est financial assistance to bring substandard housing units up to code through the rehabilitation of existing a.ultifanily resi&!ntial structures in the 0vertown target area. This project is an expansion of thu City of Miami flomeownership Assist- ance Program in which funds will b used to provi&: second r;:ortgage loan to persons in the 0vertown target area, 127 The City advertised this project in newspapers an received eleven (11) Pilo posals for rehabilitatio of n.ultifariily buildings Taro hundred and fifty- four (25)) units arm o; ing caii id-,rud for thi pr'o,)Z:ct. Thk proi::(:t will p1�::';;ntbd Sh::i ily. tar.f,: county is illiti,iting sit4 ilIt, r,'p)dt- tinq, and r; o;liitkj reyuir:::_nts roc tip construction of n:J houses that wili be financed through second mortgage loans. December, 1984 I$ 375.000 - CDBG Jobs Bill Program uateabar, 1984 jS 400,000 - CG86 i Jobs Bill Prograrf. WYNWOOD i 19. 20 . 21 . EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS Ct]MPLE'ilcJiV AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY 13ESCRIPTIDPJ TIME ALLOCATED J Overtown Planning Department This study consisted of nine three- Project completed -- S 50,000 - 1st Year Planning Study phase analyses of the area Incorpor- ated in the Ccniprehensive Neighbor- hood plan, with particular e;iphasis on econ(;,;tic dLvelopu:c:nt. 240 Bui,ding Department of A building ,.iis ubt.iiw.-d at )iu c;i;.t Project completed -- S 70,804 - Ath Year Redeve I cltment Community Developmient Ind it w r::t,at iiiC+t::d fur t1 i 125.729 - 5th Year purpo5o of er:,tinol th-: i;o>,i- 150,837 - 6th Year bility ui tl;:: 76,426 - 7th Year t .lt iiin 111 thy.; Overtorvn Housing Department of or GJ" proj]::t is to i,rhabilitation work com- Spring, 1984 i203,608 - ath Y cdir Revitalization Community Development provid' l iau a .i:,t,f,c.� t'n i.i :: i iwt d on seven (7) 155,000 - bth Y Dar. rehut,illCstiuit a ;i;+i,,:; :11lCi buil;tiilos. 350,091 - ;'th i Ar family r ;i.!:ittiai afro ��ird:. in T,+p \ (2 ) 103n di7pliC3ti0rrS 5�i2,'n6 1lCh Y<ar the Ob i'C 1, ..1. Lt h -i1 to t o (2) pith am.! 1th Year issuod too ti-:' �uit>uild ill I { r ;it`_Ikti.JI SLIL.'tut_cS of CIt Jd funds also y' j r t,vtitt�-Tuu�' (2-1) and ;available 342 N.W. filth St., 102d il.;i. 2,:d t'-''`'niy vet, (27) units ct., .1835 fi.w. 2nd Ct., 535 N.W. wall ty. i 7th St., lay N.W. 9th St., 542 The con -Sod e cc' cc� cd N.H. 8th St.. 224 N.W. lith St. on Colitf- seructlon contract for . New applications for home rehabill- ti,e twenty-seven (21) tation will be received shortly. unit building was approv- ed and worn is underway. Another loan application for a twenty (20) unit building is being pro- cessed and will be closed shortly. 128 v WYNWOOD . 22. 23 Z4. OTHER PROJECTS' PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECT EqLE AMC1iJN7 TIT RESPONSIBILITY DE6CRIPTIDN STATUS CatVIFaLETit�i1J AL.LOCATEQ TIME UMTA Relocation and land Planning Departmt:nt This project provides a local Program is operational. June, 1984 Is 300.000 - 8th Year Acquisition Match match for grant freia the Urban 670,000 - 9th Year Kiss Transit t160 nistration in urder to relocate and i�usincr,se located in the Frans i t RedeveIop;.:2nt J r f J s5 .I as acquisititui of 5an,�-, ar>l, Overtown Historic Black Archives, History fh- pure — tit ?ri j: r i:. to Prut3ram is operational. June, 1984 x 13,065 - 6th Year Preservation and Research Foundation sur,,v! nil 21,000 - 1th Year of South Florida, Inc. to ill,tory in t�„1�: 31,00 - 8th Ye,1r .iI nut i„ :1r,:tliV-. i'�: Uo 31 ,000 - 9th Yfi:ar ii�i. :11,,, �7i,t;;•i,:.iiiv ,lit,<itl- i:fAtit Southeast/Overtown I Downtown Development AN Stud; ru,• th,, ar;.3 xotln ! ! by Ttr pplanning study is Not available $ 223.F('Q - It Y or Park West Redevelopment Authority 3 Overtown I-9S un Lh-.: ,forth, J�sc:ay, 3ivd. La,:pleted. The implemen- 50,oco - 50) Yzar Project Park West Redevelop- on the east, Old ik;oicipal Railroad tation phase is in 83,859 _ 6t -i Y:-ir meet Office un the south, and fEC 1611 road on progress. 199.000 - hil Y�al' the west for the development of the 225,000 - 8th Year proposed New Town in Town. 225,000 - 9ch Year NOTE: This project is also list4d in the Powntuwn Area Report. WYNWOOD I 2s. 26. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSWILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Overtown Economic Overtown Economic Phase 1 Program operational June, 1984 $ 50,000 6th Year Development Development A ccs;anunity-based organization i; 63,173 - 7th Year Corporation, Inc. being funded to provide economic - ,750 tdth Year d343,750 developi�snt s rviC+��s in ccnjul'i"tiol - 9th Year with th-: city- 'iidir Lord 0,2v:1up- ment Cori:ortition. Phas': I Program operational June, 1984 61,300 - 6th Year This, pr(.),)r•i,!, i=, by the c('iS�i.Uilitj-l):i;,�I l)i''y},111il:iC iL)il and col)-J5L; of ai'i-10 w) ioc;il mL�rch.lntS ti) for their thti LiiC.11 l.';:`::1Uy ,.iilt C�>i'i=i�r.itlon has encL!ri2d into iin with Malone A )lyde, j food "hulesaler firm V,hich is currently supplying local businesses. Economic Development New Washington Heights This program provides economic Program no longer funded - - $ 46,810 - 2nd Year Community Development development services, including by Community Development 97,349 - 3rd Year Conference, Inc. business development, outreach, 101,000 - 4th Year marketing and coordination. 207,895 •• 5th Year 92,693 - 6th Year 130 LAU ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Overtown Shopping Center overtown Economic This project has provided the The construction words is June, 1984 3 245,000 - 7th Year M.W.3rd Avenue between Development required match for an Economic ccmpleted. The Overtown 179.000 - 9th Year N.W. 14th Street 5 Corporation, Inc. Development Aduainistration Grant Econcfnic Oev�-loCuient Cor- E.O.A. Grant WW . 15th Street for construction of a neighborhood poration his ;,Lade reccui- shopping maII. lire grant has beean 1:>>,ma3tionu to td;. awarded to the Ovr,r•toun Ero:oric grocery store tr, oevelop.rent Corporation. a local grouj) of r•. chap t s. H-: pr u_j; c t 1 : alto fun-dll�l BA Grant. fr,? into :l coilti'.H:. Furr Ck-i).iny, J tnant firfo Of the s1:;,.;;1liMl Ten 00) rru�.p;;::; il'a Wants h; vv bLll�n sele;.tad by the ONC. c0PWI D191PT 7 rq" 1 IELQ 7 pror81T 4 C 0 Mjo, bl!7�i Ea Ell D A 7 10 �4� 3 P R 0 J Ej C T RE: L 10 7,1,11- PROJECT TITLE RNr PRC,."ECT L'ESCRIPTION CITYWIDE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS STAFF RECOMMENDATi PROPOSED ALLOCATION 1C G=';'ELC; '!7%T The corn unity -based organization Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing econcric develo;- S 37,750 ,cd C^ rIty - .. __.e ic_::-nt, provides econ xic development ser- recommendation. ment program. It has b::en City vices and revitalization assistance policy that the CBO's crust be=cr;e to businesses located in the target self-sufficient c4er a three-year area. period. ;AL SEPV!CES -h-ood Elderly Agency provides recreation, educa- Board recommends approval of staff's This is an ongoing social service $141,500 ter, Inc, tion, hct meals, transportation, recommendation, program. rly Recreation escort, counseling, health support, ;ram infora'ation and referral services to elderly or handicapped City residents. Project serves approxi- mately L-C persons on a yearly basis; lSc on a daily basis at the conresate site, whale 3; meals are ho;T.e delit_red or, a d::ily basis. Cross Day Care Prograr-: provides supervised child- Board recommends approval Qf staff' This is an ongoing social service $128,800 . -,ter. Inc. care, r,eals, recreation, enricNTent recommendation. program, Program is recommended opportunities, and casework ser- for funding at the same level as vices tc children between the ages last year, of 2-5. Average daily attendance is currently 53. 133 `1 i s� a assailrff '40YNW Ar -in 'fit ,fit s t 9 t h Y E A RSO" 1{, 3 984 �Vu MA!1WO Department of Community Development I 134 I !. I l I � �,.� 1.2.3.3.6 IACAL STUIT IMUNICOftS * 51119T ALLMITICATION 7 AGAUT 9. U9 PA" DaRoymms 8 WYNWMD KIIII-PAU 9 losEllo CIVIT I" lovialmrs 10 WINW(ici LI—D Aci,ulilrlo lea PUJLIC WUSSAC ACI,df�lfft;.l t)d LULAY *WSjVC fAcit'lle 1LOCAM cuiLD CAtz Ploi)"A 17 fullro alcAll CI-47tit Jon 11A I ldlkl,'-, kROClUt 16 MVXAD Lco"lc I)XVLLonwn VWgi SEZ 157-STO YLLA STATUS Ufftl Von rKoJWT Dmil"los An nang W-W USA 111EIGH60011M INATCOV AREA! GREAT k916060RHOOD 3 5 6 13 2 IRPOR EXP. Es AY 0 JUUA W.W. 36 ST WAY as 10 W.I. IS ST. . ............. '`-.�L{It . . .. ....... H.W 21 T VENCTUM la ST. CAUUWAY 0 ME 3 CONVINUIN'llff"y" DEVEL'U'Pr"W"ENT �Ila 9th YEAR PROJECT S o 760 lboo CITY OF MIAMI PLANNIINIG VI-EPAR1PACEM � I I I I I I rn 1. 2. 3. I PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF ";TAT COMPLETION AN10UNT TITLE RESPONS1131LITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Local Street Improveirei) t s N.W. 34 Ti.,rr- L,2t n Departilivilt of Improvements Includa street pavirq, Project completed. $142,951 Ist, Year 2nd & 3rd Public Works construction of curbs and gutters N.W. 3rd and sidewalk wideoing. 29th 1 36th Strt- t;. N. 14. 3 Jrd 1,10) 15th h.W. 2nl 1,th Ajwnkje7. 32Ild to 35th Streets Department of Improvements Include street paving Project completed. $144,108 2nd Year from 5th to Oth Avunut!s' Public Works construction of curbs and gutters 30th Street from 2nd to and sidewalk widening. 6th AveIILWS, 6th Ave., from 30th to 35th Streets. Local Street fij4)rovewents N.W.' 31st & 32ild Streets Departuwnt of Improvements Include street Project completed. $226,768 3rd Year from 2nd to 5th Avenues. Public Works, paving, construction of curbs and gutters, storm and sanitary sewers, and landscaping where necessary. A MT3 6.1 PUBLIC IMPROVEME PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION GRIEF STATER CEXPECTED OMPLETION AMOUNT TITLE RE5PONSiBILITY� DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED a Street Deautitication Department of Project includes landscaping, stree Project completed -- $ 27,773 - 3rd Year Public Works furniture, repairs of curbs and N.W. 2nd Adenut bit.,.: n sidewalks at s0 ected locations. N.E. 22nd - .stir St. Reid nti.ii Street Department of Improve+r:ents inclu'le th_ re Project completed $252,135 - 4th Year Lr.pruve :,iirts Public Works building of tt�a asi hi)t N.wl. 3101 '-e ? iitl Icrr. new curbs and Butt+::rs, valley gut- tern, sidewalk, a covered ditch ti tet,�:s:r.. l�,t S 2r�d drainage system and landscaping. i{.h j,r,r Ave, ;t. betiqecn tl. 1,,4. f, tl."rl. ls[ ;kL"::.; ?i..i. 1>t Avi. A _6th �t. N.S.A. Street Department of Project.includes the design for Phase V -- $100,000 - 6th Year Iil'pru:c:r.cnt Design Public Works future street im_provewients, in- cluding street pavEwent, curbs and this phase is completed. Phase V gutters, sidewalk iinprove;;;ents, storm and sanitary sewers (where 33rd, 32nd, 31st 5 30th required) landscaping and street St. between N.W. 2nd Ave. furniture. 3 h. 14iami Ave. ti.W. 1st Ave. between 29th S 33rd St. Phase V] Phase V1 ti.W. 35th St, between N.W. This phase is completed. '- f 77,000 - 6th Year 2nd Ave. & N.W. 1st Ave. 458,500 - 7th Year N.W. 34th terrace b 34th St. between 15t Ave. 3 N. Niomi Ave. 7. a 9. d PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF EXPECTED AMOUNT TITLE RESPONSIBILITY' DESCRIPTION STATUS COMPLETION TIME ALLOCATED Robert E. lee Park Department of Public Phase I Lighting for the soccer Project completed. -- j 172.203 - 2nd Year lir:provemrnts Works and baseball fields. Department of Parks Phase II Fencing of baseball Project completed. field, including back- stop dui "uuth and or, it posti for soccer fie)d, bleachL�rs for the sports - field and baseball field developi-�'.ent. Wynwood Mini Park Department of Parks Acquisition and development of a The community has re- -- 3 59.626 - 3rd Year 229 H.W. 30th Street mini park. quested that the park no longer be davelopad, and the funds be allocated for so;n�: uther purpose. The land will be used to build eiii rcjcncy housing. Roberto Clemente Park Department of Parks The center building has been re- Project completed. -- $ 7.000 - 2nd Year Improvements stored to its original condition. This project involved general carpentry fix -up and repair needed at the park building. I v 10. LAND ACQUISITION . L PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION ATED TITLE (RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION 'TIM@ ALLOCATED Wynwood Land Acquisition for Public dousing 300-312 H.W. 30th St. Dade County Acquisition of scattered sites Project completed. -- $170,000 - 2nd Year N. side 11.1J. 33rd St. 11.U.0. for housing. 255 ft. �.ast of 11.1). 5th Ave. S. Sid, N.'.J. =Slst St. and 12, ft. of hlij„)i Ajj'. 137 ri.FJ, J00i St. 29-J3 11.tl. lit ,Alv , 327O rail Av , S, 5idc 331-3 St. and 131 ft. -: ,t of 'ith Ave. 52S--21 ;I.IJ. Ro] St. 5.35 ;i.F1. )3r+ St. 533 11.11, 33rd Sr. I ' 1Jym400d Land Acquisition for Llderly dousing H.W. corner of 30th St. Dade County Land Acquisition for the elderly This project involves th -- $200,000 - 4th Year and 3rd Ave. H.U.D. and infill housing. acquisition of three (3) 31,100 - 5th Year parcels, one (1) of whit! has been acquired by Dee . Housing Bond Funds The remaining two (2) parcels have been paid for with Housing Bond funds. HI R g 13. 14. 15. h. PUBLIC SERVICES EXPECTED STATUS COMPLETION AMOUNT TIME ALLOCATECJ Elderly Recreation Wynwood Elderly This program provides transportaLioil Program operational June, 1984 j 35,709 - 2nd Year Program Center, Inc. as well as cultural and social ser- 41,684 - 3rd Year vices for the elderly residents of 66,556 - 4th Year the Neighborhood Strategy area. 83,664 - 5th Year 97,378 - 6th Ya,ar 120,000 - lth Y:,-j 120,S00 - 3ti Yu:,r 141 ,50 -Mir I gar Child Care Program Holy Cross Day Care This program provides day care ser- Program operational June, 1984 iII1,1(ji oth 'tcar Center, Inc. vices for pre-school children age 12ti,'du6 •• 10 Y,�ar two to five years, from low and 128,tith Y"',ir woderate income families in the 12d, ictl 9th fear Wyneiood target area. Jobs Training Biscayne Wynwood Chamber This project will have a training Program operational December, 1984 ib;1,000 - CDBG Program of Conrrrarce and ewploywrt rlt prugraln to provide Jobs Bill Program for painting and minor repairs to Con+aercial and residential buildings in the area. Puerto Rican Puerto Rican Opportunity this project will provide a training Program operational Decembet•, 1984 060,000 - COBG pportunity Center Center, Inc. and eir.ploynient prograw in computers Jobs Bill Program Jobs Training Program to residents of the area. It will also provide counseling and referral services for employment. 140 I�� I.IIIII ;%ti 16. 17. is w 0 r ;0 PROJECT IMPLENiENTAT 10N BRIEF STATUS EXPECTED COMPLETION Aiv}CUrJT TITLE RESPONSWILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Neighborhood facility N.W. 29th St. and Odde County Residents approved the site for -- S 75,00 - 1st Year N.W. 2nd Ave. Dept. of Human Resources this facility on October 7, 1975. (County and City funds) Site is located at 211 N.10. 29th St. (for!nor St.inton Baptist Church This is a con.bined City of Nia,J/ Dade County proj..-ct. L3ecaus, of its iragnitut this proj::ct his been ,iLv;:lo;,,:J in Phasc 1 includ.;'i ,9-,olttior of City's participation in -- thre,: buildin)s, rsir-at,ilit this project was limited or thr fc,r,; th 6ulldin,] �::,ant,.rinirnh to land acquisition. 10,001) sq. it. .,nJ 'Ic:1!!i ( inn of i'his phase is complete. four lots are: 1roc.at,,1 oo N.W. 2)th St. in.i .''I,d Av.,. Phase 11 Project completed. of an 13,C()o s+i. it. 1>r:l]dirr), landsCapin�) arrd i.»r`In, Wynwood Housing Department of Community This program provides rin,rncial Program operational. A On -going $148,028 - 6th Year Rehabilitation Program Development assistance for property inr;rrove- cumulative total of thir went to qualified owner -occupants teen (13) have been Citywide Funds - 6th Of single family and duplex dwell- closed. 7th and 8tii! Years ings units located in the 4ynwood Great Neighborhood. L __J 141 111111 ;- 5 t __ ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED [TRECT :::STATUS IMPLEMENTATIQN BRIEF COMPLETION AMOUNT E RESPONSIBILITY DESCRIPTION TIME ALLOCATED Wynwood Wynwood A community -based organization is At the Cornaission m<:eting June, 198,1 $ 50,000 - 6th year Economic Development Economic Development being funded to provide economic of January 14, 1982, this Corporation development services in conjunction programs contract with 50,000 - 7th year with the City-wide loco) Develop- the ;rratl Business Cppor- 50,000 - Hth Year y ment Corporation. tunity Center, Inc. was 37,750 - 9th Year rescinded by thv City Ccu+nission. fih;: pro:jra,ii was then(� assiy;i:ud to the WyflwooJ t�i'i �i�r�r) I ty �- ECOiIi)Illl� Corporation for cuntin- uing ir:ana��a�nt. tat T 0P3