HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-82-1006i-82-115
RESOLUTION NO. 82-1006
A RESOLUTION AUTIIORT7.TNG THE. CITY MANAGER
TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH T:11: .JAMES E.
SCOTT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (.}ESCA), IN
ACCORDANCE WITII TIJI: TI:RMS SET FO10'I1 IN THE
ATTACHI:.D CITY MANAGER'S MEMORANDUM DATED
NOVEMBER 2, 1982, IN CONNECTION lti'LTEI THE
CITY' S VOCATIONAL. JOB 'TRAINING PROGRAM;
ALLOCATING CETA FUNDS TIIERE1:012 IN AN AIMOL'NT
NOT TO EXCEED $60,000.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to
execute an agreement with the Tames E. Scott Community
Association (JESCA) in accordance with the terms set forth
in the attached City Manager's memorandum dated November 2,
1982, in connection with the City's Vocational Job Training
Program; said agreement being subject to review by and
approval of the South Florida Employment and Training Con-
sortium.
Section 2. An amount not to exceed $60,000 is hereby
allocated for such agreement from the City's Comprehensive
Employment and Training (CETA) allocation for Fiscal Year
1982-1983.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 4 day of November
MAURICE A. FERRE
M A Y 0 R
ATTEST:
(R_A�L 1 0NG1.1:, CITS'
PREPARID7AND API'RO_\1171) BY:
L_
P,l:lt'r F. CLARK
UEPUTI' CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS To FORM AND CORRECTNESS;
C JOSE K. GARCIA-PEDROSA
CITY ATTORNEY
, 1982.
C17Y COMM1sSiON
MEE71NG OF,
NOV ��1yno
TO Honorable Mayor and Members of
the City Commission
FROM Howard V. Gary
City Manager
DATE: November 2, 1982 PI :
suBjEcT. Job training agreement with JESC
REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
It is recommended that the City Commission authorize the City Man-
ager to enter into negotiations for an agreement with the James E.
Scott Community Association (JESCA) to provide job training to
City of Miami CETA participants in an amount not to exceed $60,000,
subject to review and approval by the South Florida Employment and
Training Consortium, and subject to approval by the City Attorney
as to form and correctness.
The City of Miami has been approached by the James E. Scott Com-
munity Association (JESCA) with a proposal to provide training
for City of Miami CETA participants. JESCA has been using Control
Data's "Plato System" to provide Liberty City residents with GED
preparation. The same computer equipment leased from Control Data
Corp. will be used with City of Miami participants to help them
develop job skills.
GIYY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTIER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Howard V. Gary
City Manager L DATE November 2, 1982
SUBJECT- JESCA Program
Robert D. Krause, Director ,�' /!
FROM Department of Human Resources REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES. one \ 1
FILE:
As you asked, I am attaching a memo that you may want to send to the
City Commission in conjunction with this year's CETA program. The
appropriation ordinance is on the agenda for November 4.
Frank Rodriguez talked with two JESCA staff members today. They are
_ developing a program for basic data processing. The program will not
exceed $60,000 and will last for five or six months, depending on the
final program design.
There has always been some legal confusion about whether a motion
adopted by the City Commission is official, since most actions are
taken in the form of a resolution. It occurs to me that the City Com-
mission could approve your memo concerning JESCA by approving an action
somewhat as follows:
CItY OF MIAM1, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Howard V. Gary G `• L
TO City Manager DATE November 2, 1982�;
SUBJECT- JESCA Program
Robert D. Krause, Director,
FROM Department of Human Resources REFERENCES:
- ENCLOSURES One ( 1 )
As you asked, I am attaching a memo that you may want to send to the
City Commission in conjunction with this year's CETA program. The
appropriation ordinance is on the agenda for November 4.
Frank Rodriguez talked with two JESCA staff members today. They are
developing a program for basic data processing. The program will not
exceed $60,000 and will last for five or six months, depending on the
final program design.
There has always been some legal confusion about whether a motion
adopted by the City Commission is official, since most actions are
taken in the form of a resolution. It occurs to me that the City Com-
mission could approve your memo concerning JESCA by approving an action
somewhat as follows:
TO Honorable Mayor and Members of DATE. November 2, 1982iLE:
the City Commission
SUBJECT Job training agreement with JtSC
FROM Howard V. Gary REFERENCES:
City Manager
ENCLOSURES:
It is recommended that the City Commission authorize the City Man-
ager to enter into negotiations for an agreement with the James E.
Scott Community Association (JESCA) to provide job training to
City of Miami CETA participants in an amount not to exceed $60,000,
subject to review and approval by the South Florida Employment and
Training Consortium, and subject to approval by the City Attorney
as to form and correctness.
The City of Miami has been approached by the James E. Scott Com-
munity Association (JESCA) with a proposal to provide training
for City of Miami CETA participants. JESCA has been using Control
Data's "Plato System" to provide Liberty City residents with GED
preparation. The same computer equipment leased from Control Data
Corp. will be used with City of Miami participants to help them
develop job skills.
The length of training will be approximately 5 to 6 months at a
cost not to exceed $60,000. This agreement will be subject to
review and approval by the South Florida Employment and Training
Consortium which must approve all training plans. Funding is
available under the City's CETA allocation for F.Y. 1982-83..
8"-1C 06
,1;�//are 6