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►;-224 t A RESOLUTION APPROVING IN PRINCIPLE, THE EAST LITTLE HAVANA TASK FORCE FOR AN AREA GENERALLY RECOMMENDATIONS, BOUNDED BY NW 7TH STREET ON THE NORTH, SW 8TH STREET ON THE SOUTH, THE MIAMI RIVER/I-95 ON THE EAST OF AND 12TH AVENUE ON WHICH IS ATTACHED THE WEST, A COPY HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF. WHEREAS, the East Little Havana is a vital component of Little Havana Target Area and the City of Miami, and WHEREAS, this area, while currently characterized by business disinvestment and neighborhood deterioration, has the potential to attract investment and people due to its proximity to Downtown Miami, Brickell Avenue, the Port of Miami, Miami International Airport, other major employment centers and rapid transit stations; and WHEREAS, some of the projects contained herein are underway or implemented forthwith as funds are readily available while implementation of other projects will necessitate identifying funding sources; and WHEREAS, the comprehensive strategies contained in the document will provide the foundation for an extensive area: revitalization and redevelopment undertaking;' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The Commission approves in principle the East Little Havana Task Force Recommendations for an area generally bounded by NW 7th Street on the north, SW 8th Street on the south, the Miami River/I-95 on the East and 12th Avenue on the �e west, substantially in the form of the attached hereto. Section 2. The Commission directs the City Manager to proceed to implement the funded recommendations and to pursue identifying funding sources for the unfunded projects and report COMMISSION CITYMEETING back to the Commission regarding same. OF MAR�8 1984 r- RESOLuIiUI� REMARKS -- geotiwi 3s The Cofinfnission authorizes the City Manager to prbeeed with the developing a Comprehensive Redevelopment Plan for East Little Havana to include but not limited to identification of potential redevelopment sites, zoning and housing recommendations, market analysis, urban design plan, urban design guidelines and standards and financing mechanism. Section 4. The Commission delegates the oversight monitoring function to the East Little Havana Committee and directs the City Manager to work in cooperation with this body to provide for the effective administration and implementation of the recommended projects and programs. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of March PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORREf �W=PEDRDSA CITY ATTORNEY Page 2 of 2 e 84-285 S � , t = 39- c1'FY OP IYIIAMI, FLORIDA � INTV4-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE January 25, 1984 FILE. To Howard V. Gary City Manager East Little Havana Task - SUBJECT Force Recommendations FROM �. REFERENCES: iguez, Director "Planning Department ENCLOSURES. It is recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached resolution a proving, in principle, e as itt a avana Task Force Tecommen ation. n April 6, 1983, the City Commission appointed the East Little known as East Lile Havana Task Force (ELHTF) to study the area N.W. 7th Street, SW Sth Street, the Havana (ELH), bounded by plan n action Miami River/I-95 and 12th Avenue, an recommend fo -comprised of asko task ce to revitalize the neighborhood. leaders, property owners and business persons, community the ito community organization theprnfinancialasupporttor commitment concerns, and is seeking ; un t e correspondent recommended actions: 1. Need to improve the image of the area z. Need to improve safety in the area 3• Severe housing overcrowding, housing deterioration and rapid population increase u. Severe housing shortage and need for new housing 5. Need for concentrated code enforcement fi 6. Commercial areas disinvestment 7. High level of unemployment Need to improve the visual and environmental conditions g, Possible termination of federal funds for entrant programs 10. Need for additional social services programs or additional funds for existing programs f Y Page 1 f o 4 r , 7 I S r , � 1 t I 84-285 Howard v. iar$i J�r�u ry 5 g 4 11. Need to complete Jose Marti Park and need for additional recreational facilities and programs 12. Lack of precise data on demographic characteristics of East Little Havana which include the refugees population. The Planning Department provided technical assistance to the East Little Havana Task Force in terms of providing data and organizing the recommendations comprehensively. The EastCLittle Havana Task Force also received input from ether City, State Departments and agencies as well as community organizations and the general public. Funds are not currently available to implement every project proposed. Also, many recommendations fall outside the. City responsbilities. The following projects are capable of immediate implementation or are underway as funding or personnel commitment ave een made by the City Department Directors: 1. Solid Waste Public Education and Awareness Program 2. Crime Sweeps and Police "Walking Beat" Program 3. Publicity about Jose Marti Park 4. Enforcement of Section 2-397(a) of City Property Liens for Non-payment of Liens) 5. Project "NICE". Code (Placement of 6. Single and Multi -Family Housing Rehabilitation (Citywide Funds) 7. Multi -Family Housing Paint Program 8. Facade Treatment Program - Commercial Areas 9. Employment of Area Residents in Area Projects 10. Process to Reduce Administrative Delays in Code Enforcement 11. New Ordinance to Amend City Code - Code Enforcement Violations 12. New Definition of "Family" in the Zoning Ordinance ` 13. Development of Comprehensive Schedule of Park Activities at Jose Marti Park Page 2 of 4 i 84-285 t I�t Howard V. 0101 11. Need to complete Jose Marti Park and need for recreational facilities and programs additional 12. Lack of precise data on demographic characteristics of East Little Havana which include the refugees population. The Planning Department provided technical assistance to the East _ Little Havana Task Force in terms of providing gEaat and organizing the recommendations comprehensively. County, tle Havana Task Force also received input from other City, State Departments and agencies as well as community organizations and the general public. Funds are not currently available to implement every project City proposed. Also, many recommendations fall outside the. responsbilities. The following projects are capable of immediate implementation or are underway as funding or personnel commitment ave een made by the City Department Directors: 1. Solid Waste Public Education and Awareness Program 2. Crime Sweeps and Police "Walking Beat" Program 3- Publicity about Jose Marti Park 4. Enforcement of Section 2-397(a) of City Code (Placement of Property Liens for Non-payment of Liens) 5. Project "NICE". 84-285 She -Vs 4 6 Howard V. Gary January 25, 1984 14. Development of a Comprehensive Security System for Jose Marti Park 15. Commercial Area Crime Watch 16. Design Guidelines for Historic Structures Rehabilitation 17. East Little Havana Redevelopment Plan 18. Development of Code Enforcement Guidelines 19. Comprehensive Code Enforcement Sweeps 20. Revolving Loan Program (Citywide Funds) 21. Technical Assistance Program to the Refugees (Business Related Activities 22. Street Improvements. The police mini station in East Little Havana has not been recommended for implementation. Also the following projects have unknown ate of implementation due to lack of funds, or need for additional—coor ination see time table for City of Miami projects): 1. Completion of the last phase of Jose Marti Park 2. Construction of new indoor multi -purpose recreational facilities at Jose Marti Park 3. Riverside Park Recreational Building 4. Development of new baseball, softball and soccer fields in East Little Havana 5. Demographic and Social Needs Assessment Study 6. Installation of Additional Trash Cans 7. Solid Waste Patrol Vehicle 8. Commercial Area Sweepers 9. Combined Curbside Collection System (Citywide) 10. Commercial Area Clean-up Campaigns Page 3 of 4 11 Howard V. Gary January 25, 1984 14. Development of a Comprehensive Security System for Jose Marti Park 15. Commercial Area Crime Watch 16. Design Guidelines for Historic Structures Rehabilitation 17. East Little Havana Redevelopment Plan 18. Development of Code Enforcement Guidelines 19. Comprehensive Code Enforcement Sweeps 20. Revolving Loan Program (Citywide Funds) 21. Technical Assistance Program to the Refugees (Business Related Activities 22. Street Improvements. The police mini station in East Little Havana has not been recommended for implementation. Also the following projects have unknown ate of implementation due to lack of funds, or need for a d t ona coordination see time table for City of Miami projects): 1. Completion of the last phase of Jose Marti Park 2. Construction of new indoor multi -purpose recreational facilities at Jose Marti Park 3. Riverside Park Recreational Building 4. Development of new baseball, softball and soccer fields in East Little Havana 5. Demographic and Social Needs Assessment Study 6. Installation of Additional Trash Cans 7. Solid Waste Patrol Vehicle 8. Commercial Area Sweepers 9. Combined Curbside Collection System (Citywide) 10. Commercial Area Clean-up Campaigns Page 3 of 4 13 5� 1984 11. Establishment of a Coordinated Council (City, County, School Board, State Agencies Serving the Area) 12. Minority Procurement Program - Advertising in the Area 13. Festivals and Special Events 14. Associational Ties Among Merchants 15. Infant Daycare Services 16. Child Care Services 17. After -School and Summer Camp Services 18. Teenage Vocational Counseling and Athletic Program 19. Program for the Elderly and Handicapped Due to the East Little Havana proximity to Downtown Miami, Brickell Avenue, The Port of Miami, Miami Beach, Miami International Airport, Other Major Employment Centers; the Rapid Transit Stations; its potential to attract investment and people to the area, and in order to reverse neighborhood deterioration and business disinvestment, the Planning Department recommends that the City Commission adopt a resolution approving in principle the comprehensive approach prescribed in the East Little Havana Task Force recommendation of July 25, 1983, at the City Commission meeting of February 9, 1984. 84-285 4 Www ' V , 4-5 low, WTV1, 9 ;Gig c ` 5sm - '_:,_-Mon - t - n tstop WIN - ,cost PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT 11 1e�ul'! ':I'lu�!Ipppppp!i'�II� VMICAL Deirn"rA T - HDOSra PROBLEM EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS EST. FUND. FPARTY CITY RESPONSE RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE RAPID PBTSICAL DLTLFJORA- ST9711 Alto M7L T-FAMTLT EotiSTNG per07.or rr-rRency T-1 TION OF HOUSING due to RCHADIL1TATT0R PRfv:RAM low-lnt►rest property Ur for •trial Jobe Dill etc-cit.*Slag housing etc-cit. rrovide loans to property owners family. .Houstnt decreased p rovrxnt for es+den to reh ah Sli cation sct3 vibes 1,000,000 Act See. d greater levels. and greeter Tepolatloe density -Roosting house remodeling 10 not per year for Witt 112 .glib recommended. Concentrate program 501 of tastily• Rental within East Little Helena. Reba Re labor force abould reside to the . area. (25 units .Other State 4 Federal Funde begin AREA I - bounded by SW 8 i .Counity Dew. Dept mm Sasser 12 Avenue* from Sue 1 to 8 Other Involvement: 1981 Street*. .Property Owners AREA II - bounded by SW 4 i .CIA Taek force 8 Avenue* from SW I to 8 Planning Dept. Streets. AREA III - bounded by NV 8 S 12 Aveause from NY 1 to 7 Streets. ,Sae ea T-1 T-2 WID THTSiCAL D[TER20RA- Provide rapidOSIN tPAIINT Ftva� first$13O.000 CD 'login year .Cmergenc7 water Some as T-1 TION to HOUSU C STOCKJobs Rtll 1961 neighborhood isgrrnament througf, ertrrior paint program for buildings 1 30,000 in sound structural conditions. for each Require mmt.ching funds from property addittonsI ewrx r. 507. of labor force ahould year rvaida in the ■res. T-I VMRIORATINC HOUSINC AND CMIERCIAL g0I1DINCS doe to overcrowded bowing conditions. • aging horsing, illegal bowing addition@ sad eamveratsae. asd buildit x N W CA CODE KFrnCEX17T Increase toning, building, and fin Inspections and enforcement in both residential and commercial arm" of Fist Little Havens. a) Create a Centralized Cods Refor, at Tam witbis Tire. 0 -}- 0 g*gts AREA I - bounded by SV 4 .Tire, Rescue, and Water Avenue, S. Raver Drive and inspection Services 1981 6 Avenue from NY 4 to SW Dept. 8 Street*. Other involvement, AREA TI - bom,ded by Sy 8 i .ETA Tut force 12 Avenue* from W Flaglor .Community Dee. Dept. to 6H I Street. .Finance Dept. (coot'd next pap) According to the Department of Community OevelopNntt .Single -Family Rehabilitation Program - the a is oreaenclr a cltvvtde fund for this sct'VI'T. Little Havana Target Area is eligible for this fund and ups are considered on a first -come -first -serve beat@, with no ortorltr for the raat Little Havana Area. Tout allocation to 52.9(10, COO -it 'rvtds funds (CD). . Mulcl-Fn�ily Aehahtlttnrtnn Frogren - the East Little Havana Area c,,Pecea with other Target Areas on first- c,firmt-nerve basis. No specific allocation to earaerked for 'set Little Havana. Total allocation is $2,000,C00 citywide funds (CD). .A media eampslAn on a continuous basis should be initiated to 'Rat Little Havens to make property owners' aware of theme programs. According to the Department of Community Developmmnt* this pro)*ct Is to begin by Fall :iu:. •- :,1s Ps.-- .I 'I be undertaken by Little Havana Activity and Nutri- tion Center of Dade County Inc., (NCDC). Thla progra will also provide on-the-job training. Allocation: $100,000 for Little Havana. The Planning and Caarnity Development Departments are narking with NCDC to the selection of the reciter Rub areas in East Little R@vaeaa According to the fire. Rescue and Inspection gsrvlees (FRIS) Department, in March 1984. the newly created Code Enforcement Section Athin the FRIS Department to coordination with other city departments will initiate sweep rogram) In East Havans (ELH). Incaddl ion ICE thepFRIS Department willle coordinate efforts with Dade County Minims gouging. State lnvtroamental Health. State Hotel Reatwrsnt and the State Attornev's Offices for thee* campr*h*nslve code enforcement (C.E.) efforts. Code enforcement guide- line* will be developed by the THIS Department for East Little Havana by January 1984. Tollow•up code enforce - sent efforts will cautious so necessary. 10 CITY RESPONSE :cording to the Law Department: .ButLdtng code violations are presently ettAptG* from the )urisdictton of the City Code Enfore@- xnt Board. They go to the County Court for prosecution. .Administrative delay• in code enforcement (C.10 will be reduced by 4ovember 1983. The Law Department and Planning and Zoning Adminlatrstloe• • Board are working together in order to reduem delays. .A new ordinance will be drafted by the Law Department by December 1983- to order to amen& the City Code to provide that case* of code violations be commenced within 90 days of wrtttdw notice of hearing by the Code Enforcement Board. .Section 2-397(s) of City Code is cu:raetlp enforced at the order of the Code Infortem@mt Board in coordination with the City Att0r12WW office on • case by ease best@. .According to the Fire. Rescue asd Isapettlo® Service• Department, case* requiring; demom� lltlo o[ existing dilapidated, burned -out and/or abandon*& structure• •re sent to Dade Count? Uns*f* Stcuctur* Board. The Board @haul& meet more frequently in order to etpedttm the process. 12) EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT I� a.aDTfaWT _ 10051110 RECOMMENDED ACTIONS PROBLEM toning end bowing code vtalstiens. Is edditlon. Oars is al** on" detertnr a tine of eommorcial areas dus to lmck of sufficient code Enforcement. EST. FUND. DATE SPECIFIC AREA RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE Rsacu. Inerectine Servicae c ne'poa.d of rontng, buildint. firs and solid waste inspectors u well as a Colica, repreesnts- tive and a legal edvitnr. Team should Parr entire City but target Test Little P.aysna as priority. Staff should have bilingual capabilities. b) Dsducs .dministtative delays between L.s—cs of Initial 'Mice of vtolattcn and issuance of notice to eppssr for hr.rtng. c) Amend Sec. 2-391 through 2-ADO of ?tined City Coda to provide that all cases of code viola- tion, ens t be a)udicated by Code Enforcrmnnt Board within 90 dsya_of written entice of hearing. d) Titr,rce Sec. 2-397(a) of MIMI City Code that permits place sent cf property liens for nrmpayment of fines. PARTY RESPONSIBLE AREA III - bounded by s [D.d.o.1ty Law Dpr. A 12 Avenues from Y Tlagiar HIMto MH 7 Street. Planning Dept. last Little Novena Dept. of Fin. Rescue 0 O seats A Inspection Services ►-4 DILAPIDATED, SURM- M DEIIDLITi0et Oi QiSTIAr„ CI UFiiATLC, Samet (Code Lnforcasent Teas) ARDOR ABANDONED STRUC- TLRNTD-Ol-1 Ah'njC't AEAl?:Y�`+F� STFllCT'i'RLS 1913 other Involvement 71(RL5 IN TBI AREA IN -.n AREA LW Dew. Dept. causing deteriorated ■) Expedite dcmnlition proceas. Properties should be secured .Law Dept. m*iahborfiood appear -within a 30-day period, other - end and hcelth and fir haserds. Many sr* vivo plaa •lice on the prop - %.lee used *s tesporaryl arty to pay for such service. (tone'd am pep) 'WINN/ N PARTY DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE According to the Department of Community Develop - men t . any pn-perty facing a demolition order would'• not be feasible for rehsbilftatlan. New cam trurtfnn fa not oermirted with CDBC funds. meofug Couttr-tA ds :or fast Little .Dade Count) This 1s a Dade County and Stare of Florida Ravaem hoaeless .State of Florida responsibility. The City of Mimi will provide .Other Involve- technical assistance. ment: .City of Mimi login test Little Raysna Community Dev. Dept. According to the Planning Department: September .Planning Dept. The ides Little Havana 21 and other plait caves I9R) ' Financial Testltutione es provide Boning incentives end other ineentiws .Private Sector for developers. Other Involvement: SPI-i (Brickell-Mta■t River residential - .CD Board .The office district) provides a series of FAR' " bonuses for certain types of projects. but • developers must provide affordable housing within one mile from the district boundaries, which includes portions of fast Little Havens,. According to the Department of Camswnit7rikevelop- ent, no site for the affordable housing progremr could be identified In the area without Causing considerable disruption and relocation. 1 0 .ph U 7 110) EST' FUND. PARTY PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION, COST SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE AccordinR to the Department of Community Denelop- T�7 11Ef.11WrWC NLIGEs OP 11OMLDUK77R582P FtO"JUt unknown Docuaen- 8eatn Rest Little 11— Como ntry De.. D pt. ment, this program will he nvatlsAle approximately {IHROVNEFS LTV71r. TIC TFE Tncresso hmmec netahip within tort' Sprint .Prlvdrs sector in million It le ear that tpproel atel AM, TWC"ASTM;, K'" " or East Little poems for Iow and stamp 1984 Other Involvement, doll19R4. will o $B million dallnrw per year will be seat L6le to &MAL UNITS, AND DFCRDIJSrD. wadetste income individuals (condo- tax fund Gav Dept. p finance homeovnerihip housing projects including MOUSING KAllrTENAKCE trMS aintuw units'secend fort ■ ee t R ate.) .Pl anntng Dept. single-family and multi -faintly (condominium) antes .Are• Tenant■ in the City of Miami. .Property Owners According to the Planning Department, an ossnd- {-g THE DEPTTNITION D7 •YAKILT" M= THE FT'++ 20eTW.. OFSTFAFCt (9500) 0 O September City of Mead .Zontng ordinance Ad moor to Zoning Ordinance 9500 to Include a now IN ORDINANCE 9500 VILL i0 Fp^v IP.E MORE PLSTRTCTTVE DEFINITION 1983 Hoe tavio. Cos. definition of "family" has been recommended. If TO CTttBL•TI O'•'CRCROVDII, ON (IT "FAY.Tt.t" approved by the City Commiaalos, it should be In OTIil COMDITTONS effect by December 1983. M {ISTORIC NUILDINCI TN HTSTOLLIC BCTIDTNGS PIIESMVATION unknown CD Begin grit Little formes Planning Dept. According to the Planning Department, historic buildings in this area have been Identified. {AST LITTLE RAVANA ARE Identify historic structure• in the Vinter County CO (Historic Preservation Div.) Design guidelines will be developed to aneoursgb AND/d 11EIN area and on ld 198] Other involvtmentt rehabilitation 1n ucwcd wiu. cur nucorac coal — VVITSNG {CL1C DO101SSIlID onspshe be taken to what actions should M taken to Owners actor of the propartits. The list of etrueturMw preserve end leprous them with the .Property ■a well ■e current City bowing rehabilitation City lwWing rehabilitation program. programs, will be disseminated to the propertT owners. Point Program could be utillsed' to e a • improve sons historic structures. IU�� III�I�U�II9I��IIh�i�i��9APli!I�!il� !Iilli���AF�l��ill; �1i1-�1�9011 EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVIb.;VZATION 2:s-'R�CT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS VITSICAL De7E1.o*imfr - Tom EST. FUND. GATE SPECIFIC AREA PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCfi li CMVj_ TIOR Of JOSI WTI PART 11,5oo.00c .state of Pall 1903 Jose wartl Park P-10 LITTL{ RAVAA Is 7n HOST DUICI@R APTA 11 Ti{I a) ReQee@t additional funds to CITT oT miw..1 rp Trm colorists the park as soon as Prc)ect conatsi• of of PAR, OrER SPACES 011) TS poaetble. handball enacts, PicnicLAST HCHATIGt. Ili ADDITIOa, LITTLI RAVAMA W shelter@, boat cup and win;. AS ESTIMATtd eellaneoua site teprnvesan[@. POfOLATIOR IRCRrASI OF b) fravIde sufficient staIN ff to Z� 1J11T:tOis Tun (12a000 Peoples Joss Marti Park in order to sacourage a high decree of utilization days, eights weekends, year round. The - utilitation of East Little - Savona reetdents as staff to - ncoernd:d. e) Drnlop a ceeprshensive _ _i-- schedule of park Kttvttiq In coordination with comma x nity and civic organtratieas. In the area in order to eszlaita Park sttlicatioa. r r n I r v t lA Ir Illi� � s s i z unknown 0 orfde dersl to Spring 1903 PARTY RESPONSIBLE Parks Dept. other Involvsssots ,Jose Marti Park Task force .ETA Task Force ,Civic Groups { Leaders .CD Board CITY gESPONSE ordinR to the Par" and Recreation DePartmeslt 1pprotiaately 1150.000 of City funds seat be appropriated to be used as a satch for state and/or federal funds, to order to cOmPlets this park. ,City fall 1983 Jess Karst fart Recreation Dept. , The City to Planning to besufficient staff to renewers{a • bl{t dsgew to this part in order Protrd vtll include aetivitimm of utilization. for youth, adults, and seniors. 0 6u�aer Jess Sartl Tart .Recreation Dept• scheduling of Park activitien is ceetdlsatleo will cake Puce im 198E Other Involvesantt .Jose Morel Park with ern rapr6"ntativeo the nest future. Task fort• .11sants of Little Savor• .Area Institutiowe -, .Planning, Parks Dept. i ` s f 1. J - 7 - z 1 EAST LITTLE NAYANA REYITALI2ATI0N 0ISTR4_ -` RECOMMENDED ACTIONS TIRRLTGL DtYCI0l1� - TAW3 EST. FUND. SPECIFIC AREA RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE DATE PROBLEM }-10 Oaet�d. 000eISTTOn O► JQtg xon TALI.... Summer .Jose Marti Park _ . d) M.vlrr • rner_e- 1vs •ecvrttT 6oiaove .CttT 1941 sr -etas f^r the r•rk and vicinitT. Wnrk in crxrrdle•tioe WS[b "Ith- bars. 0 0 summer .Ore Paoeh s) }uhliclte the Jose Marti Park. 19A1 Wild up anticipation Nod Pride r t - is the selthbcrhnod. 11W lss)ooa MDLTI pDarosR $lu.000 State of Dsei� Sol s..t ueele tt..ae t1 caMatRDCT RECRLITIORAL FACILITY >! EAST Florida begin Ln= RAFARA . CD summer1994 .*cording to the Police Department, a large blocK f time for petrol units in the area to park and raik v111 ba allocated. If elgnificent unautic- psted prcblrmn develop, directed petrol• and i latn clothes task Force operation* Will Da :onducted 1n the are*. Marine Patrol W111 ,eriodi'all I check Waterfront. kccrding theo Cltl OfoMimi W111the t increase publimente city about the Joe. Marti Park. Upon request, staff from the Department of Economic Development (office of Public Information) will be available to produce press releaaes and other satarial• that should publicise the activities in the Park - According to the Parks and Recreation Department. this facilltT fa needed in the area and in Pl-* as a future Phase of Jose Marti park pendin(t .. availability of funds. PARTY RESPONSIBLE ioltce Department Ithert crime Watch fla. CD Assoc. Jose Marti Park Task force Mass Media Dept. of Economic Devalopmant (Public Information Division) .other Involvements: ,Jose Marti Park Task force .Area Organization and Institutions .Community Iwaders .Parka DaPartr•rat .Other: .Planing Dept. Recreation Dept. Community Development .Jose Marti Task Force 10 EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS ND PARTY CITY RESPONSE ., EST• FU DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE aaneloN RECOMMENDED ACTION C09T SOURCE JP According to the Parks and Recreation Departmmt• D) DR7[10T!!>�f 0/ 11LV 6ASLEALL, .►arks Dept. Pnkaore Tropoeed 1984 Little taesea Recreation Dept. nar there is a very high demand So this area forrity and soccer fields. The �-10 ate.• F001'Mli Alm SOCCER FIELDS Tstka •Flannind Dept• baseball, football fw. own land for this purpose: therefore. Bond Fund Other Involresenp does not funds for land acquisition and developeent would, . ,Slfs CossnnlCF have to be spproorUtad. 1 J d d s � _ y t yr J fi_ r I EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS MSICAL DIVELOM► " -STR rM/1A1(DSCAPIRC . , t , . •, , EST. FUND. DATE SPECIFIC AREA PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE P-11 TOOK Ot•IRALL Conn Ion of FLSIDflei IAL STRLLT 1)'yPMzmEPT RISIDMIAL ", ITTS IN- NIDCRAM C1ITDTNG FARrWOLTS. PACE- Icprove residential streets including MyM AND DRATW-9 pav"w tn. curb• and gutters, sidewalks FACILITIES store and drat nags fsHlftfe; and land - scaring, Attention should be paid to the aesthetic quality of'the iWroveownts. 1-12 TRA"IC COMESTIOR SW 7 STEIIT nala i1mm Street widening 1-I3 iLrburFICIDfT SRADL TREES BLSIDLNTIAL AREA TREE PIJURIMC PROGRAM OD WITRIR THE MEICRIMO. FIant )oo trees per year. The ALSO TOOK VISUAL IMACL utilirstton of area manpower is OF nICRBJRSOOD reco"nanded. hli p"WIcTEPT IMMSCAPING ISW leg STREn TRES PIANTIRC PR06RAM Is CMINTICIAL ARIA. ALSO I,BOO,OOo CttT De etgn t Area bounded by SW ♦ • 1 from SW I to 7 Sts Rwv, begin Avenues Bond Sept. (ands 1983 (Funds have al- Construe - reedy been Lion to allocated) begin Jun 1984 PARTY CITY RESPONSE RESPONSIBLE According to the Depnternt of public Yorks, Bids .Public Works Dept. sy. highway improvement project inC`underwt will f adver- Other Involvement! to construct the highway P 1984. In addition to the .ELB Task Force .CD Board tload in January. above -mentioned project, a sanitary newer project in the Tall of ' for S195,000 will be designed 1981 of Tall 7 Streit from I-9S to State of Tlorids DOT unknown tote Florida 1984 12 Avenue within Last Little Other Tnvolvementt Ravarm .Planning Dept. .ELA Task Force 0 it February bounded b SW 8 A ABTA I - bnun 7 .Community Dev. Dept. other lnvolvemeentegler cityy setotude 1984 12 Avenue• from V. F L planning Dept. - to SW S Street. AREA It - bounded by vLH Task Force S River Drive and 12 Avenue from WW 7 to W FL gler Street•. 5100,000 •Dade Fall SY lot Street from the .Dade County Public Works A CD Dept. County 1984 Mimi River to 12 Avenue .within Raet Little Bavana Other Involvemeatt .City of Miami This is a State of Floidaproject.11 Planning and public Works Departments with the Stars in this revitalisation effort. According to the Public Works Department, trees should not be planted in this area yet, since the streets have yet to be improved and many of the trees would have to be removed when the street• are improved. As the streets are tmptoved, new trees will be planted in the area. This is a Dade County project. The City of Miami Planning and Public Works DePsttwnts will coordinate with the County in this revitalisation effort. PIRSIGL nVoAr+mlt _ aggg . . RECOMMENDED ACTIONS PARTY - PROBLEM P_16 Idm Pot As ITMATLD PLAN TOR TRL LAST LITILr RAVANA ARIA TO QIIDK nmw GR0W'H EST. FUND. DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE all 19gJ tut Little Ravens x sultaat According to the Planning Department, the etude Little Havens will be ini- CO'4'REFIENSIn RLDCVLlAPMm1T PLAN POR 1 Vo.� ,Gp LO that Involverntt Dept. of portion* of East tiered in the vincer of 19BJ. This will result C/6T LTT(T2 RAVANA Undertake a cowrehenatvs study of ue®e[ .Planning .Aria Residents, in a Redevelopment Plan for the area in order :ec!talira- the area in order to provids nccO- 9M Merebants. Institutions to promote residential end co©ercial area, public funds (including 1 to nviultre the neigh- tton. Within this 11 b Developmeot mender one borhood and facilitate developutot. GD, C�p1ta1 Improvement and ran This to So dude potential redevelop- coordinated with city. Action Grants) rill be concentrated. Rsvitslisa- sent site•, cooing and tax incentives, tion efforts will be housing program. N16m1 Rivet revitsl- county, and state departments and apnclu. nation, msttet analysis. urban design plan and urban design gmids- lines and standards. ": ik EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION OISTRIFT MSICAt MRIATf¢7R - SOLID VAM RECOMMENDED ACTIONS PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPON818LE CITY RESPONSE 0 O Begin g lost Little Lvans .City Commission According to the Solid Waste Depsrtrets OF TS 09 M11 dCCS11Ct 1) Op R'T COi.RAVANON Sept. Opriv ,The system of garbage and CAIIAC[ AND DIstIS Oft AND c'"TDg)AkUSIS LIMY STSTDi YJR L15T LTTTIE fUC/�NA 1911 private sector City to trash throughout the City Ss antiquated and h throe TBt STRUTS Cnsgere end •valuer• solid Waste .loud Vests Dept. costly to the cltlions. The department reeor cciiection vystesa of other •runt- mends the introduction of combined eutbside ciralities to very bigh density collection for the entire tit?. rrighborhoodo. Irpinre poesibili of tailoring cnll.ctioa to de"tty of arse. Appoint privat./public *actor camittoe to rocoaod isq`ro'oem. r.ts. 2) PUKTC EM CAMP AFD AVAAMSS Unknown .City of Begin Little Mswo .Mwate Coeseltsat ,no Public Iducation and Awsrtmeas hogrsm te' N1os1 Sept. fnderway. it includea radio programe, newe- D.velop ■red e.rk.t i— ttnstive 1983 papers, and I.L.B. public evo-sexes ratrefgn Bested t public urnadato pa. in the will be encour•Zed to participate in tha Hlarmculture.ratgnSaturate Programs. tSpaaLh-le-.Bass ge BIYte Mgt. The ability to Wrtta o "tSckat by the blld S) tOLID IiA°. E yA 1C[ .1e1" West& Department personnel is currently madam Create •solid Waste raving patrol discussion In the Law Department. s - within D.pt. of Solid lute to operate in Galt Little Hsysns .This Department already has one Inepeetor 11 on erporl—tal 6-ennth basis. the area on a doily basis. The assignment - a) tmpn, r petrol to levy furs of a distinctive pointed vehicle to the mtete by snonding Sec. 22-18 of on a twice pat weak basis is teeosstendad. City Code• to provide that violators •bell be Issued - sue+nrna giving thou ■lterna- tive of poring reasonable - monetary penalty 05-S50). rct b) pattern patrol after "meter ' said" concept and provide dletinctive vehicle. Patrol - - should also import informs- . tion and increase public (eseN1 •eat M/ei wanness. _, lM EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION i "nICAL Vana mR - Rain ULM RECOMMENDED ACTION; PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE p-1/ eeatr/. /) AMTIDW. lRASII CAW unknown Solid Winter Rest Little Raysno .Solid Waste Dept. According to the Department of Solid Waste: Install additional trasb eau Waste 1967 Additional litter containere will be placed Rase Little Havana as well as other areas of elms to cafes. grecary stems Ctty. This citywide project is pending ea/ anu o[ high pedestrian purchase of the additional containers. eostastracism. ?tub eats eboul/ beemosias with environment and be lens susceptible to vandalism. S) CaRMWEA. AR/G a11RRrffu .20114 pall Rut Little Raves Solid Waste Dept. Due to budger restraints. this program will not be implemented this year, unless furthe, Assign 2 wide wing sweepers to Waste 1951 funding is provided. Clean commercial streets an/ side - malts an a daily basis. 1WU QD U ECONOMIC. DEVELOPMENT.:: I,p J --Zb� PARTY EST. FUND. DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE t-1 {USIN[SS QLOUS gust HE55 VxrEKTTON rE KNAlt 1,000,000 CD Best" Am I- W Plaster and Sw let Street from Miami jiver Ni ami Capital Development Inc. Provide East Little ftavenm swrChants next two Fall (XCD) with lorinteraat Inane for working y ears 1983 to 12 Avenue. AREA It - SW g Serest from . capital. Secure addi[lenal funds for joint venture capital, security 4 to 12 Avenue. rebate program, and guaracteed loan program. '2•�•W Dods Begin Y. ale{let Stteee from rba Public {�2 REED TO CREATE AN ATTUC- COHFI.LI V. T./�f �Ep. ",Fr. ITAITIPI- County destga Nisms Rivet to 12 Avenue. Works Dept.y Other In+olvemen[: TIVE AND UNIQUE GATEVAT CATIC" rROTELT Prrject rnroists of 2 activity node#, Federal Spring lOM .City of Miami TO LITTLE RAVANA FROM DOW"OVN MAXI, AND TO brick paver•• iandecapins, street funds Bogle Public Works. EcO Planning. [conoale REVITALIZE W. FLAC111 furniture, tree listing, trash can$. crreainga, dralnag# wh# n construe_ Development depts. STREET BUSINESSES. pedretrion needed• facade traat"ent and cneaaer- tton Winter cial rehabilitation. 1984 DETERIORATINC AND UNAP- FACADE TRLAnmrT Fpxpkm $1S0,000 Bejis winter AREA 1 - v Its{let and sw let Street from Misml It Planningt. Dap+. Dept - INC 57011E iACAD[S Facilitate faced# tmpiov#awnts 1n Facilitate first F.Dade 1983 to 12 Dads County - CD coa.eerctal area• thrnugh Inv -interest year t - SW AREA Li - SW 6tk Street ,$ell Business Oppor . loans. In roveeents ehnuld include s 50.000 from to 12 Avanw. twit Center (SBOC) F paint prosrms, place: nt of swnings for each fkMr Invel+@sent of canopl#s, safety feature@, atom ddlttonml ,ELB Task Force front mlgrete. Require that at least 501 of smopower be provided by area residents. year -11- Merchant Assoc, CITY RESPONSE According to the Departments of Comunity Develop- dklk Went (DCD) and Economic Development (DED). the JIFF East Little Havana (E.L.H.) area compete@ with other areas on a first -come -first -serve basis. No specific allocation to earmarked for E.L.B.; however. DED will work with Miami Capital D@velop- ment Incorporated So *no that loan application& ad for tram businesses in E.L.B. area be consider possible funding. A matching fund by area banks will be required. Total CD allocation for a Revolving Loan Program (pending final City Car mission approval): $1.300,000 ctty+tde funds. This is a Dade County responsibility. The City Public Works, Planning and Economic Development Departments will play a coordinating col• Sn this project. According to the DepartsAnt of Comunioy Develop- ment, this Facade Treatment Program consists of a paint program end minor building improvements related to the paint program. The Emergency .lobs, Bill program will be undertaken by SgOC according to CD. The L.H.D.A. and SBOC in Little Havens ' will undertake a $30000 facade creatment pro{ree to begin isplesentatioo in the fall of 1983. According to the D@psrtsenc of Economic Develop- ment, E.L.H. area to included within a larger area. Allocation: $100.000 Emergency Jobe sill for L.B. S 30.0oo CD for L.R. UTRICT PARTY CITY RESPONSE _ SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE tut Little Rsysns .Merchants According to the Department of Economic Develop - Authority .Dept. of Public vent, the LittleHavanaflDevelo-,ment is cnn+Leering providing annistance to East Little Information flevnne Merchants Ansoc. to orRenite into • stronger merchants association. Also, the Department of Economic Development (office of Public Infotms- tion) will be available upon request, to proper* releases and other materials about Special Prue event• and other programs that the Association may decide to promote. Miami Littl* Ravens Tourist Authority to be contacted, Peet Little Ravens City of .tivanis of Little by the Task Porte. Ravens S.Y. R St. fmm I-93 to State of Florida DOT This is the responsibility of the state or Miamt Public Uorke 12 Averme. Other: Florida. The City of will • coordiostinS role 10 .City of Miami Public Department play York@ Dept. this pro)ect. . (comt•d next page) 71 4 EST. FUND. PARTY CITY RESPONSE PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE Winter Saw w e) .Dade County Public S; Omata�. b) Speed signs. unknown .Dade County 19111 Works Seer Saw as e) .Dade County Public e) Pedestrian lights. Unknown .Dade County 1994 Works According to the "slid Waste Deporteent. the initiative for this project should come from ARLAS CLt�-DP CAMPAIGNS0 0 belle Coaereial corridors along .11erchmnu Solid Waste Dept. arms merchants. They will eaglet the wcchants ti►7 ACCOIOLATT011 O1 TRASH ' COHTQiIiICIAl On part- tall last Little tawsna in the clean-up campaigns. AISp DEBRIS ALONG gkfd_ CIA CMRIDM Conduct clean-up campaigns odic basis with cowpstttton among streets. Project to consist of faced* and fall , sidevalk vreepe, guttsr clean-up. tent Tittle ■awana .Ssell gustaese oppor- According to the D*parrwnt of Economic Development (DCD): 0 gale )W WmCtA1fft' BLED TOR TLCHNICAL ASSIStAN�CE FRX;rAK 0 - Sept. tunny Center (S50C) Litt.Auehori[y (LSm1Y)' i� le Havana Dew lopesnt 4ECglITCAL ASSTSTMCL a) concentrate enamercisl technical ea elK mete pmRrsa on richsnes other Involwmente C983 hambers of Cosamres proant Assoc ringMerchant the DIDwill Merchant within Past Little Rae*n* and to wks outreach _ Havanaconsid Havana furnish ass take, be sve1LEL to furnish ueisuaee. require program efforts in the ores. LRDA is coordination r t • b) Provide technical meatatance to .The toss• Commerce is order fbl ovi of Cossanc and entrants who wish to open ■ entrants view to orovids uotetsnes co entrance mho rishtou too new business. ^ - -1f- oven • now buslneu. 1 EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION D18TRI5:T RECOMMENDED ACTIONS ECONOMIC DLVCi.OPMn1T - 17�I.UrlirFf PARTY RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE PROBLEM Qt-TtjF-JM TIIAIATItC OarSes .SrtTC Outgoing Coat Little gowns .City of Miami According to the Department of Human Resources.. the City of Miami should encourage the South R-1 WM Poi JOB TLIST76 Private Florida Employment Training Consortium (SFETC) AND PIJ•C1 DrT 8) Cgntfrme "IA b Florids Fr, 1e7s. t and the State of Florida programs to continue Tralnins CmscrtSam prorrme in supporting yob training ani directed Job place - Last Little F.r. ens sent activities geared to the entrants and econemlcally disadvantaged. The City receives b) Conduct sarrr..lve mtt■sch funding from then to operate the Entrant Ame1M ssmt ar►s bu■fn.esr■. tance Program, the Entrant Import Aid Programs. and the Comprehensive Job Training Program. Onm of the requirements of these programs to outreach, uIS I^7R3 ]]t AtLA O caries e Ong !ai Rest Little 1lovsme City of Mimi among area businesses. According to the Planning Department. the East ;rlo i,Df�y Eitoitcxl' or ARIA .Dade county pgD�� Little Havens residents and merchants should ber Require that nry RublSc Rro;rcto and aware of the City's Minority Vendor and Procure - s in the Brea ebt pin K least Require In the sent Programs. They provide construction Jobm SDI of free seas neat leas, end goods and servtcos opportunities for City Should include: rem idente. Also, the E,.ev■eery rnt,. Garr ..—!'"t will provide for yob training for are* s) Public wrkr projects b) Joel Marti Frrk (construction and vper■tle- ) This program will be underway by the Fall. 1997'. This t) b ergency Jo!,. Pill programs Creator Mimi This to a Private Sector responalbility'. - HIETAC Of At EA W1r"TS FT MAJOR Chamber of Coesrcm EII U=RS .Dade County Board of Public Ieatructiom "r <pP µ Secure commitment of major Dade County employers to recruit and hire East Little gnsna unrMloyed. -IO- .Metropoli[am Dade County i i I EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION 0ISTR4CT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS LCAMNIC DlFLLOPmm - SAiETT EST. FUND. GATE SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE According to the Police Department: hli 1Rm FOR RA►ETT C!P*1 FfSE1tS ?F SAf27T FLAT 0 0 August Want Little iff"ma Nisi Police Dept. Crane data w111 be compiled. This information Develor s carrrehensiva safety plan 1987 will he used to target areas, times, cares[ for the area in conJ— - ion with criminal associates. The Comprehensive Crime residents, merchants, rrorerty owners. Prevention Subcouncil and established community Set quantifiable objectives to reduce groups in the area will be contacted to set • crime statistics within a definite objectives, time tables and develop strategies. perlod of tie+. Tartet trouble Crime vetch participants will be a key factor spots. in suspect identification aid timely ratifi- Include safety plan for Jose Marti cations to police of suspicious persons and Fork (eve i-10 (d)). crimes in -progress. Est Little [nee .Nisi Police Dept. According to the Police Department: XM POE TICEPASED POLL POLICE SL'FPEILLAACE Unknown .Mimi Police Begin August Others A walking beat an well as a hone Nat have bdAft tEPSEItCE, tSPECIALtT TW Increase sur+eillance in the form oft Dept. 1987 .Mill Code [mforcemsnt created in W. Ylegler and SW 1a[ from the lE AREA 1ZOUBL[ SPOTS s) Walking beat. Increase regular fret patrol with emphasis on ,State Division of Tobacco and Alcoholic Miami River to 10 Avenue. W Flatter and SW let Streets, and trouble spots. Beverages .Dods State Attorney's Office ,Project 'VICE" is ooerstional to conjunction D) irequeat potato Snspscti oes of with the Department of Fire. Rescue and bars, grocery stores, end other Inacection Services addressing code violations. eats, Lhments selling alcoholic establish en Police inspections can be carried out by check for license or directed patrol officers on the shift om • City Code violations. Coordinate with City Code Enforcement Tom, Sate Attorney', Office and periodic bole. State Division of Tobacco and Alcoholic Beverages. Undercover offttare tam ba &@signed' throug h - e) Undercover agents. Increase a number of agents to deal withroblems.. drugs, weapons, gambling, stoles warchandlea, and other 111agi1 activities. directed patrol to address,pee Lfle p 0 / 1) t1C01M C DEVELOPKPJFI - SAFM -•-- --rrrr-- EST. FUND. SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION CO3T SOURCE DATE According to the police Department. crime sweeps are occurring weakly in Little novena by the SPu unite with monthly sweeps Fi eta. re►tpt on rer,ler and being performed by Task Force Units, accordinE hl)1f eest,d frr�irnt b■rta. to the Police Department According to the Police Department, this project Is roc recommended at the present tisr.pendins of project to overkown. kn wish gr;ta wae test Little g• .Ml�! Police Dept. g_13 QED FQ POLSCt PP.L L'1Q A7 P! T +rFT 5'tZ 1M ^n r+•n Pcltce cterstlOw evaluation pilot CINMAL ARRA 1DCA:10F ni . fr-111t7 ah ^maid bSrnE F.@rwn- Drpt. Sprint r `. !*.r it r'.th fht n;r+rmdl:,a •rr u. 1984 Sn ar'/. itf+e, anti al rrrvtcr Snfnrma- tinr. br r.11W. at tMo f rrSllre. East Little satmem State Attotnq'a This is a State of Florida responsibility. Support will be provided by the City of guest 0 0 gotta 1-1A TAIIDRR To nDAFR?g T v7r.r A`EP rr ^`{""T "� m 117 t'- r95 r^•rrlRrrf r °•rr Attrrrr. August Office Police Dept. Police Department. Fell sage of offenaaa ":rr fr rrr irrlr rr! �iR^'lf t`rrrruta 198J .M1=1 a]1 r„rnAr ra. - D 0 feria fast Little Igannem Miami Police Crime According to the Department Of ECOnomic 0awelep- commercial area crime "L,*., --!• i ue iutamteo. Fla WM Fag CRRAT111 CiTi113 C17t`S'p C. AL AF' [LS1 L'!7t'1AL CF1Y.t September ept Prevention Unit Residents and went, in the Fell 198J. Little Rsysna Oavelopmsat 1"OLVIRMn IF $Arm �� vAr:FTs Orparire w+rchartm' and rertdeots' 1ept ,Arts Merchants Authority is considering planning and organisinf watch in coordination with the, crest •arch•@ tlrmAb sort assressive by Cr tar a business crime Poltee Department. LiD)A will work with the ealst- t acrvtrmrat •{f r:r a Prvaation Unit. Solicit aid of e eng merchant association 1a the arts la thle area institutions such ■e churches. project. social service edeactes, etc. According to the Polies Depsttsrnt, ao at[tmpC to, organtre a residential crime watch has tsksn place • but the residents were apathtttc. it 1e espeetedO that publicity in the local ssam media and hlglr visibility will make the feeldentm sort respoaslvw •11- • to residential crime watch. errmntrr ermaplmlt - Wm PROBLEM T-16 vAcRAwrS AND MLIC TIMBITAT&S T7 Tn STREM PARTY RESPONSIBLE Downtown Marthantm Association MIM1 Police Dept. EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION O:STRjCT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS EST. FUND. SPECIFIC AREA RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE DATE STREET 1,10ru PrOGRMt Ceknova Ontmovn Unkmwn City of Milli City abould pntictrats to efforts to eetablieb central tctsks. referral and adJudicstion facility for "street people" efico they are picked up by . police. CITY RESPONSE According to the Police Department. this function Is absolutely neces eery an habitual alcoholics, and derelicts responsible for petty crimes Pose a problem of urban blight and economic deteriorm- tion. There is currently no large scale effectiv- rehabilitation mechanism. The City of Miami. however. has insufficient resource*. ftnsncss, or Jurisdiction to provide these services. The responsibility must fall to county or state Judicial correctional or rehsbilitative services. Prtvste non-profit organisations tan provide meaningful Interim relief. f) / ) SOCIAL / NEIGHBORHOOD -DEVELOPMENT. vo -24- 'I I EA/T LITTLE HAVANA REVI-AL LAMS 018TRiPT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS socul.11iElcnM000 neon. nfm PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPON E CITY RESPONSE • The City, of Miami should continue lobbying ENSUPS COWrDrUATf OR Of FEDERAL TT7DINC 0 0 fall City of Mini City of Miami efforts in Washington in order to encourage legislation delegation to support effort* P1 LIPCCTID TEI[TfTRATf Oe 0f TEDERAL r11NDS r01 ER- FOR ENTRAP, 6R rRoAM5 19E1 our to continue federal funds for the entrant TRANT f1XIAPt9 PT JULT Exert forceful lobbying efforts to population. 11" ev ure continuation of federal fund- Ci[y of Mists hen highest ing Irtlalation for the entrant popo- concentration of entrsnt ulstlon. population. According to the Department of Community Develop- f-j L1CR Of PRECIS[ I11:A D ?IOGRAMIC AND SOCIAL REEDS 9 50.000 .CD January test Little Savane Cit of Mlaml f Consultant sent, no CD funds are svailable for thie attivitj This activity is eligible only ae an AdalnUtre- ABOUT DEMOGFI.FR(C CRARAL- TERISTTCS M EA'.T IS:'I11i AS5E5 t'tE'-f SS4I' a) Undertake study to datermloe tive cost. RAVANA population figures, onrmployeent. The only demngraphfc income, isnigration status and data available It the 19so D.S. Census vhir_b social nude. b) Conaultsnts should heve extensive does not take into kre ledge of Cuban migration and account the I creesrd specifically the MAriel exodus. population resulting c) Seventy five (75) percent of the from the recent prcpl• employed in the prepare- lamigrationa. tioa of the study ..at be rest- - dents of Gat Little Ri Ans. 0 0 Basin tam[ Little 9lavnma .City of Miami According to the Plant ing Departauant.. *' tootdlE" representing different govetaesaw S-9 IRCV.LASTNC DEKAND WD C(r�RDTRATTRG COUNCIL cmmctl of all September noting council agenctoo in the area should be ersated. Thies DECREAsm RESOU[" rot Create coordinating City, CO=ty, school and Ststs 19s7 effort ,ill help to improve tnterstencr comeontce" SOCIAL SERVICES substantial [reds of pro- agencies serving the area to maximise tion resulting in an improved service Ware* 1980 area residents coupled with tbnss of the new refugee populo- give has expanded the doused for social services. available resources and cooperate • in outreach efforts, and increase residents' information about service. residents. 0 WIF EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATiON DISTRICT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS SO=/nlCe GK100D DL9[LOTIOfT EST. FUND. PARTY CITY RESPONSE PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE 11IM4 DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESPONSIBLE 5•pte+Mr teat Little 8avaha .An ores agency with An According to the Department of Co®unity Develop — to no existing funding for this ,IpS,On6 .Dade eILB CONC"MATIOP 0r T1a a INFAhT DATCAFE S17VICT_. A d67care rrntrom far 40 in "o , C^<��ty capabilities and experienca needed for Bent, there actunder Co. Social eervfea pro{raY are by federal LOW IP " rAYIL7r5 gtFD Or INTAPT DA7CAitF "ED Or INT 0 to 2 112 years of at•, of I— Chtld De.elep- such a program currently at the maximum permitted law. An) new funding for an additional NrviCe incrar femil Sar reef dint In the •era. Dent would entail an equal reduction in funding for lie such rrngrw "lots Servtcre an aalattn{ social program. _ In the ar•e rt the CD prraent ti— of Cosammity Devslop- DGFR L{cICLS S S1B0,000 .CSt7 rf .1a_1 September East Little lovaea .Agencies serving According to the Department lent. CD funds directed to social Santos are by federal e-S eiCF C'Sn CrhTIUTT'Pt Or tx+ CFT Rrvenoa '981 the area eurran[1) at [he Yxihmv p emitted TMCOKE rA✓7L;r5 ;f r!F'T. rot end ezletlnx rhlldcarr prograan 2 112 to 6harinn law. or CPTIhCATT Srr"1Cr5 for pre -ached chiidrm low Sncne. ,Dad Cnty Child txistinF errs rrryrsa. hna a wrltfnt lint of S veers of or., of famiiiea re.ldirx in th. era.. The net'pt• Ser.lcu 10 e11g1hI• children•. r.nd.d r ram sh—ld a.rve 90 rrrr R .L'nf [ed - addltinnal chtldrm . Vat of Com malty Bealap- A7rT-SCRN7L AI© FTIVE7 CAMP $210,DnO .CD September east Little eevsne Agencies serving •Ag According to the Department sent, CD funds directed to Social Service* ate I by federal - e-6 14ID TOi' IP TTTSrp Dade 1984 the area currently at the esxieum permitted funds fot lftlr- STST prc T570r Air^. 5"+^^-T ➢AOf.PAM FOP CFxtiifY or FTF^7Cr5 rztrnd rTirtins after -school and Co..mty law. CD p tumid.. limited care and susmar care through Centro LOW IMCO1y WIF[1M ou—. r rrnor "ran for school site and youths hetwen S and Child Devrinp- . school Mahar. PAY. Ms tristing s7re rrogran. children IA 7.ary of ax•. of Inv incme rent Servtcrs be" a w.1ting lint of fselli.s. The rrtendrd progras sere 120 additional children .r'lt•d 120 alititl• chlidren. nc�n,ld and ro,'ths. `1 iY� of rlorida and Dodo cohmcT e-7 WM 709 MMAL FIEALTT ➢.r5ID17fTUL Ulf TACTLITiu $180.000 PRS (752) other - Begin toot Little enema eeecai eealth Agsmeisa antal tit! h Agencies eiSTDCNTLAL CART grourrt • utr funds for • I5-20 bad (1521 operation r�� TACILITIES casprehrnslve reeldrntial-rehabilt- August to absorb chronically tative mental health facility and 1904 ""tally ill persons provide or secure the required 252 being released from to obtain each funds. state institutions. u F f S "I L� t I I I IOCIAL/IRTCIIRORBOOD DL9Q.OPf�fT PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA PARTY RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE �-! LACK 0P COURSLLIMf:/ ELIPRO TE[RALL 90GSICNAL COf,'RSLLIiw: AA'D TICRM S30,000 .City of Spring teat Little lavane An area agenev with According to the Department of Community Dmvelop- CD funds directed to Social Servicas err 9-1 RLCTILATI0NA1 AEEPArr 5 Fr Miami 198� the capabilities and experience for vent. currently at the maximum permitted by federal CRAM TO KULTI-MCtAK Fund a program to increase the Leval of United eauchchaneeded program. law• TODTRI modal adjusrvnt of Iry fue• school dm way dror-mats with lanrwRe and sculturs- tic. rroblees. The protrs should include t,smnnel *pert activities ' thrr�th. leagues, and provide work- ahorm d,elint with ubl.cto sucb es • emrlreebllity, ekilIt and substance abut,. The rrngr— aba,ld lot derelnped for iMJ area youths. This is a Dade County remponeiblllty: 9-9 T7IADEMATL PRTSTCAL ryrro r r.%TS TD IM-PSIDL 5CP00L S7,000,000 School Begin Lut Little Rawson Dade County bard of Public Instruction E"IRWKDrT An CCFTysrir a) Er,rt lobhyint efforts at Dada Board iun"r 19B1 TM RES" CLS OF ARRA'S Cr.,ty School Board to allocate - ONLY SCROUL (uncle to r,rlmce riverside Lle- rntary School r-rtabla facility vlth a Ptrmimmt etructure. !) Term,• and survent school cam- unknown School ?all Beat Little lesson .Dodo County bard of « m,ling 17 providing a full tine Board 1987 Public Instruction - r Fool psychologist and visiting teacher. According to the Oepartment of COass"drg D"OrO ' sent. CD f undsAdieree:tted' to Social by+ ICOW S[SvrQS ► E11 TUT MM RAnTCAFTED unknown unknown YOU 1984 lost Little agreed servicing 9-10 2nmicier. for geneses curreR TRL MAIL LS.DERLT AIiD 1ANDICAPPLD Providt hoer delivered programs the frail elderly and handicapped residents of the tree. -27- low. DOGaws./11L14maVRDllrwr w•e.wrrwrw• PROBLEM RECOMMENDED ACTION EST. COST FUND. SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AF'EA PARTY RESPONSIBLE CITY RESPONSE According to the Parks and Recreation Department' 8-11 LACK OP RLt2LATI0HAL tT'C1MTlCR =known .City of September Rut little Novena City of Miami Recreation cnmprehenatve recreation program will De ACTIVITIES Pd AREA Initiate a coorrehenaive recrestlonsl Mimi 1984 .A tnitlated at rose Marti Park (JMP). It will tf9[DRNTS Cleo for the area utlllrint cltl:en Department include activities for youth, adults, senior** Rest Little Novena to input true rlanning through lorlewrl- and the handicapped, including very deficient in recres- tatim stares. Activltles abould not • vide verlety of awlmming ae[ivt[tsa. varphyiety tional programs. be reetrlcted to rerke and should be .In order to develop a comprehensive schedule free of coot when• ver pna■161a. of coo of activities at JMP, the recreation district flee include? and a competent staff will be readily ■) Ststiodthe Little Rowena Stoti a Ra'ansot supervisor eve liable at all times to easier and promote ' Rrcro- lino thecLittrict activities. However. In order to bring about !e • centrally -betted East the utilization of such • program, it should be Little fl vs a facility. coordinated with the community and e1v ¢ ►) Athletic Activltita for both youths snd adults, r.allable ,Day, night o and weekend supervised activities olthts and week -ends. will be available year around based on park t) Cultural aetltivltea for all age•, including ■ communityan theater end demand. .Types of programs to be offered at Jo Marta ' eamenm lty contorts at • ventral Park, rhen the park is completed includes: location. and adult basketball leagues; youth - d) Staffing sad activities for Jose youth instructions baseball Itaguu; youth softball Marti park (See P-]0(b) and (c)). leaguer, soccer clinics; youth and adult flnta __. e) Staffing and increased activities Riverside Park. football leegoee; chess, checkers and domino federally funded lunch at tournaments; summer for children; specisllted elupa'!m s program etc.; cultural ac[ivittu for all': dance, are, events; alter school and' r� ages; family oriented • summer camp programs. Park - the lack of • ttcrutlOn - . .Riverside building, rettrooms and picnic table limits the City from providing • comprehensive rettea- lion program. If monits were available for a - additional improvements, the same type of diver- - a![ied progrm could be implemented In this _ park as is planned at Jose He Park. f'; EAST LITTLE HAVANA AEYI T ALIZATN:4 Dls: RIOT RECOMMENDED ACTIONS =aAL/M[IC1o0Rl = DLPQAPMG'ft - TRAMSPDRTAT7011 EST. FUND. PARTY taaf�aLE►A RECOMMENDED ACTION COST SOURCE DATE SPECIFIC AREA RESP0NS113LE CITY RESPONSE 9-12 MTID POR IPCU.SYD TRANSPOPTATIOR gTRVIC13 TO TRANSIT DVDIDUT PTRSOMS MASS TDARSTT Totalltsh Toot Little 11"ans as e priority impact study corridor for planning s•slyel■ to determin@ type and extent of mass transportation services needed and recomwnded includinii .Pha*a II Metrorall .Metrobus .Shuttle bu*,Ralnibus routes .Special 7reneptrtatton Services for elderly/hendlcapped .Public transportation foterfece with private jitney/limouelne/tut/ tour trom or bus. Crest@ special citit@ns transportation 1230,000 1 According to the Phoning Department, the —" . DM'IA August inure I�et Little Pevena -Dads County Transportaclon City of Mimi should have the lead role coordt— Planning 1963 District end including Administration rtth eating planning activities to =*a transit grant Little Ravens era* from spatial contracted impacted areas. The Planning Department should' vtth S.V. 6th Street to 636 esrvlc*■ from City of evaluate the impact of the system on land matching avproemsy, from ttiant 91ssr Mimi Planning Depart— development, emplaymant opportunities Population funds to 37th Avenue. went. growth, demographic changes, mod others. from 1 State end County i� � a� �I'I�i��l!I I!!III'PI'li'il�!i!'IAI91'I �plll���11,p�,o�ill��I�I�i,lgpp9iRl����!IIA�i,��!IIII!!�lw�lll� EAST 'TTLE �,:AVaNA RE'. --AL;ZAT10N DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROJECTS TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NO. P-16 Solid Waste Public Education & Awareness Program E-12 Crime Sweeps and Police "Walking Beat" Program P-10 Publicity About Jose Marti Park P-6 Promotion of New Housing Construction - Zoning Incentives (SPI-5 Brickell-Miami River) P-3 Enforcement of Section 2-397(a) of City Code (Placement of property liens for non-payment of fines) E-12 Project "NICE" P-1 !Single Family Housing Rehabilitation Program (CD Funding) Pr-$ Nu1ti-Family housing Rehabilitation Program (CD Funding) 'IE 1983 1984 FAIL WINTER SPRING SUMMER FALL SEPT-DEC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE JUNE-SEPT SEPT-DEC A■■■R■w■■■■M■■■■ CitywideFunds ■ Citywide -Funds ■■■■■■■■ .1 WINTER DEC -MAR ■■■ i I ' 1985 SPRING MAR-JUNE ,fy MENSUMMENNI EAST LITTLE HokVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROJECTS K) TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NO. 1983 1984 1985 FAIL WINTER SPRING SUMMER FAIL WINTER SPRING SEPT- DEC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE JUNE-SEPT SEPT- DEC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE $100,000 P-2 Multi -Family Paint Program (CD Funding) Insummusquanns nonsummossuffilms■■■■'■■■■■■■• ■•■■■■■■■w■■ ■®®ssss■■"" 000 $ 60,000 E-3 Facade Treatment Program -commercial areas (CD Funding) ■gal Jusnowsaxonsanonosson annanx ■■■■sonm■■H■m ■■■■s■■■■■■■■ ■m■msmsmmmmmm Somme IN" E-10 Employment of Area Residents in Area Projects ssss*■■ssss■■ ■■s■■■■■■s■■ ■ss■s■■sss■■■ ■ssss■ssss■■ ■■s■■sssssss■ P-3 Process to Reduce Administrative Delays in Code Enforcement ■■■ou■■■■s■■■ P-3 New Ordinance to Amend City Code - Code Enforcement ssss■■■■ssss Violations P-8 New Definition of "Family" in the Zoning Ordinance ■E■■■■ssss■■ P-10 Development of a Comprehensive Schedule of Park ■■■■■■■■■■E■ ,, Activities at Jose Marti Park P-10 Development of a Comprehensive Security Emmons■ssss■ System for Jose Marti Park E-15 Commercial Area Crime Watch ■■■■■■■m■■■■ ■Emmssmmmm■mm EmmsEEmEmms■nommossummomes MENNESENNEESS ■mssmmmmansi P-9 Historic Preservation; wasonsommosso Design Guidelines for Historic Structure Rehabilitation. Dissemination of List of Structures and Housing Rehabilitation Programs to Property Owners. i EAST LITTLE HAVANA REVITALIZATION DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROJECTS TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE 1983 1984 MID FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER DEC -MAR SPRING MAR-JUNE PROJECT NO. SEPT- DEC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE JUNE-SEPT SEPT- DEC r■■■■■■■■■■ rs■ssssssssss rs■asrosrrs P-15 East Little Havana Redevelopment Plan �i P-3 Development of Code Enforcement Guidelines "- "omen••" s■ssss■sr onssonso■sso sssrroor0000 ossrrssrsssr orssosrrrrrr srsmiro P-3 Comprehensive Code Enforcement Sweeps sosaossssso 000ssoss■oor mossrnroo■rr os■sosssm S-11 Jose Marti Park Recreational Program. City lonsommossomelmono■•"'••" wide Funds "ee""ono osurrrrrsos rssosrssrrors rrrnsrrmr E-1 Revolving Loan Fund Program (CD Funding) $1,995,000 ■ss■■■■..os■ ss■■■so■sss ■sso■r■s■ro ■sosooasrr soonoso rsrmsr P-11 Street Improvements -bids (CD Funding) Unkn n Allocation ssossssssoss ■r■sssrssoso sssassssasoss ssrs .ai P-13 Residential Area Tree Planting Program City wide Fund ssors■■srrss osem"onmo was ons■noors� P-7 Homeownership Program (Documentary Stamp Tax Fund) E-9 On the Job Training (Expires June, 1984) - Contingent sssronososo ■ssrs■ososos sosorossronn Availability of Funds from S.F.E.T.C. After June, 1984 S-1 Continuation of Federal Fund's for Entrant Program ssssessumesss loommossommung Imenomenummunio■o■osommusss mso■osssommem no■■•n•omm'n' oomoee■oms (Lobby Efforts in Washington) y soonmsom © S-12 Mass Transit (Rapid Transit) R y �IIIIII II IIiIIIII III o III r.�S.G' �II�'Ii�tllYw I TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NOi CA ST uiTTLE _ AVANA R£ DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROJECTS 1983 1984 __FF7LLWINTER SPRING SUMMER FALL SEPT-OEC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE JUNE-SEPT SEPT-DEC PROJECTS WITH UNKNO14N DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION (due to lack of funds, or need for additional Coordination) P-10 Completion of the last Phase of Jose Marti Park (J.M.P.) - $195009000 ($7509000 City Funds) P-10 Construction of New Indoor Multi -Purpose Recreation Facility at Jose Marti Park (part of the last phase of JMP) S-11 Riverside Park Recreation Building-$250,000 P-10 Development of New Baseball, Softball 6 Soccer Fields in East Little Havana-$3,0009000 S-2 Demographic and Social Needs Assessment Study-$50,000 P-IL6 installation of Additional Trash Cans P-316 Solid Waste Patrol Vehicle ($600 paint job) lack of funds lack of funds lack of funds lack of funds lack of funds new design for trash Waste DepartTients. Pending for City Commi: cans is being approval. ,developed by IDDA, Plannin 4 WINTER DEC -MAR 1 and Solid 1985 SPRING MAR-JUNE rr TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NO. EAST LITTLE 'TALIZATION DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI FROJECTS 1984 1983 SPRING SUMMER FALL FALLMAR-JUNE WINTER JUNE-SEPT SEPT-DEC SEPT - DEC DEC -MAR P-16 Commercial Area Sweepers P-1,6 Combined Curbside Collection System (Citywide) lack of fund pending chan a in City pol need additi al coordinat Need additi al coordinat on Need additi na' coordinat of Need additi coordinat on Need additi al coordinat I on lack of funds WINTER DEC -MAR 5 iI 1985 SPRING MAR-JUNE I 1< if I ��� i �� � i i ii ni i�i�Fnn�ni �iIpP�4,Rglnpll II" � I I I I I I IIII I i I I, 1111 II I II 11 i1I1 II+!iillilj !ill 11 TASK FARCE PROJECT T IA E PROJECT NO. EAST LITTLE ',' VAN4 R2,14TALIZATION DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROJECTS i9a3 I 1984 FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER FALL SEPT-EC DEC -MAR MAR-JUNE JUNE-SEPT SEPT- DEC lack of funds pending chan a in City pal need additi al coordinat Need additi al coordinat Need additi na' coordinal Need additi Need additi lack of funds coordination 1al coordinat#on s WINTER DEC -MAR 1985 SPRING MAR-JUNE dr' I!:I III pl1II Ij11!II III II'll II I'I11I��it'1gn'AI III1111j'nliil, I'III I Ir 1111 I1'II IIIII!111111'.'IIIpII I�EIIIiII', !!III,I,I flIIII 1 ��� � ��Illllllll�illl IIIu�II���I��lll�'�u�l!IN�IIIpII�IIIIIII�II��IaI'IpIIP!IP'IIII!I'11��11!!'III'I!Illlllldlllll�IIII�'IIIlllllfllll�Illl TASK FORCE PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NO. EAST L"TTLE H A VANA = t g AL IZATION DISTRICT TIME TABLE FOR CITE' OF MIAMI PROJECTS 1983 FALL [WI NTER SEPT- DECDEC - MAR •S-5 Child care Services-$180,000 lack of funds S-6 After -School and Summer Camp Services-$230,000 lack offunds S-8 Teenage Vocational Counseling and Athletic Program-$30,000 lack offunds lack of S-10 Program for the Elderly and Handicapped funds Cost estimate: Unknown NOT RECOMMENDED PROJECT Police Mini Station $160,000 Cost of Projects with Allocated Funds 2 Cost of Projects without Funds TOTAL lIn addition to these identified funds, there are a number of 24 projects which are being or will be implemented through existing city programs or with unspecified citywide funds. `This figure only includes projects for which there cost estimates Pt present. Minimum of $4,595,600 Minimum of $6,750,600 6 1984 1985 SPRING JUNE-S UMMER FALL WINTER SPRING MAR-JUNE EPT SEPT-DEC DEC -MAR MAR -DUNE $1,995,000 plus Citywid Lunds 9