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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-81-0451RESOLUTION N ',,: 4,'5.,1__._w A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF RETROACTIVE AGREEMENT WITH METRO -DARE COUNTY FOR JOINT PREPARATION OF THE DOCUMENTATION REOVESTED BY THE UNITED STATES :URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION IN COMPLIANCE WITH THEIR FUNDING COMMITMENT FOR Tt#E OVERTOtM URBAN INITIATIVES PROJECT (PRE=CONSTkUCTION PHASt) WHEREAS, this Commission desires to accomplish the por- poses outlined in the attached memorandum from the City Manager dated April 2 3, 1981:' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THECOMMISSIONOF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The retroactive contract between Dade County and the City of Miami to jointly prepare documentation requested by the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, in- cluding"an Environmental Impact Statement; in fulfillment of UMTA'S directives regarding funding of the Overtown Urban InitiativesProject '(Pre -Construction Phase) is hereby approved. Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized to execute the above contract for and on behalf of the City of Miami,- Florida. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23 day of MAY 1981 MAUR]CE A. FERRE A 0 R ATTEST: LPH ONGIE, CITY CLER PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: 0 _ .RT _ . CLA"tK _ ASSISTANT CITY ATTOMY A?VRPVED AS FORM A p CORRECTNESS a r ItY i� k_ila!a1 rt-C)Q1 bA To Howard V, Cary May 21, 1081 City Maliager City/Cotinty Contract! thViroft- ientaj Impvtct Statement for l f the Overtowri Urbal Initi at3�ies Os 'ph W, MCNIMIU8 J FROM Acting birector i�latt�ni flg' Department it is recommended that the Commission authorizle the Manager to execute a City/ County agreement for Planning Department services in 'jointly preparing an tnviron-. mental Impact Statement for the Overtown Urban initiatives Project; (Pre -Construction Phase) in an amount not to exceed $30,000 for the period January 2-September 20, 1981 per the attached resolution. Metropolitan Dade County has submitted a grant application to the Urban Mass Transportation Administration U. S. Department of Trans- portati'on for the Overtown Urban Initiatives Project in the amount of $6.9 million While the Urban Mass Transportation 'Administra- tion has reserved funds for the project, the actual grant award is contingent on the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement for the project. This Overtown Urban Initiatives Project proposes acquiring a four block area between NCI' -3rd Avenue and 1st Court and from NIV 6th Street to NW 8th Street. Directly adjacent to tile Overtown Transit Station, -this redevelopment area is projected to stimulate over 58'million dollars in private investment comprised of 520-670 residential units, a`150=room hotel, 200,000 square feet of office space, and 60,000 square feet of commercial. activities. The 6.9 milliondollar 'grant will fund acquisition of the foul: block area and relocation of the 328 households and fourteen businesses. r It is recommended that the Commission authorize the Manager to ex ecute the agreement for Planning Department services in jointly pre- paring ,the requested Environmental Impact Statement, in an amount not to exceed .$30, 000 for the period January 2 - September 30, 1981. Attachment g1-51 sa 110 MFINIVON 1 .1 The Wotds and _t etftts as used in this Gonttaot shall hate the following tteat ings unless some .othdt fiieaiiitig is illicitly and clearly indioatedr _DOT" shall mean the U , 8 , bepatttnettt of Transportation. "UMTA" shall mean the Urban Mass ;Tratlspoi°ta= tion Administration of the U.S. Department: of Transportation. 1 .1 , 3 "UMTA A proyal" shall mean the written ail= proval of the Administrator of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, or his designee. 1.1.4 "Count" shall mean the Board of County Com= missioners, Dade County, Florida. 1 .1 .5 "County' Manages'' shall mean the Office of County Manager, Dade County, Florida. 1.1.6 'IOTA" shall mean the office of Transportation - Administration, Dade County, Florida'. 1.1.7 "Contractor" shall mean City of Miami. 1.1.3 "Scope of Services" shall mean the aggregate tasks which comprise Article II of this contract. _ -1.1.9 "Contract" shall mean the agreement approved by UMTA and executed between Dade County and the Contractor. 3 81-451 l + 1 l "No.ie,,LLte ,o,e.er�hal� tet a f6tm sent to the CotAttettot from the County iftdicatittg that weak should totbmettCe dr ot5t ti ue under the ekeeuted Cotittatt, Governmental agencies pattiei pating in the Overtown Urban ltlitiatives y Project (Pre -Construction Phase) namely Metro-Dadb Office of Transpottation Administration (OTA), Metro -Dade Department of Mousing and Urban Development (HUD) , Metro=Dade Office of Community and Economic Development (CED), the City of Miami Planning Department and the Cityof Miami Department of 'Community Development, 1.1.18 ''Task Force' Chairperson" - Coordinator of the Metro -Dade County Office of Transportation Administration. 1.1.19 "Overtown Community" - The study area bounded by N.W. 1st Court on the east, N.W. 3rd Avenue on the west, N.W. 6th Street on the south and N.W. 8th Street on the north. _1.1.20 "Project" - Overtown Urban Initiatives Project (Pre -Construction Phase). 1.1.21 "Study" - Economic Feasibility of the four -block ' urban initiatives site and surrounding area. 5 81 - 451 c{ J ► y 1 �e ated I Wo -L-1 � o.LA_ shah ttteaft a of the ptOjected costs acid by the CtltAttaetor f i and ptr3j ected gtatting and c6ltipie� expenses tioYt dates for each wOtk otdet to be issued in order to petfotm the = scope of Services r 1,11 w�odetteque.st" shall mean attteii rem quest to the County fromthe Contractot de' fitting one or more tasks to be perfomed -by the Contractor.- 1► l .l "Work Otder`' shall meana document issued by the county auttt oriting one or more tasks to be performed by the Contractor. 1.1.13 "Contract Ceiling" shall mean the maximum amount of compensation that a Contractor can receive for total costs and expenses incurred during the performance of the Scope of Services under" this Contract. 1.1.14 "Work order Ceiling" shall mean the maximum - amount of compensation that a Contractor can receive for total costs and expenses incurred during the performance of each work order issued by the County to the Contractor. 1.1.15 "Procedures Guide" shall mean the current document prepared by the OTA entitled "Procedures Guide for Project Sponsors which sets forth procedures designated to assist the Contractor in performing the Scope of Services under this Contract. 4 • , ,1`6 `Notice; t6_...pt6deodl' sha11 dean a - f6tf sent to the CotAttaetot from the County indoat:ng that Work should d6ffif'ieilde of c;ofitinue under the executed Cotitt'aet+ 1,1 ►17 "Task .,Force" = Gavettimet tal agencies paftioi-' pacing in the OvertoWn` Urban Initiatives proj Oct (pre -Construction phase) , nattely Metro4ade Office of Ttanspottation Administration (OTA), Metro -bade Depattment of 11ousingand Urban Development (HUD) , Metro -bade Office of Community and > conomic Development (CED), the City of Miami Planning Department and the City of Miami Department ofcommunity Development. 1.1.18 "Task Force Chairperson" - Coordinator of the Metro -Dade County office of Transportation Administration. 111.19 "Overtown Community" - The study area bounded by N.W. 1st Court on the east, N.W, 3rd Avenue on the west, N.W. 6 th Street on the south and N.W. 8th Street on the north. 1.1.20 "Project" - Overtown Urban Initiatives Project (Pre -Construction Phase). 1 .1 .21 "Study" - ` Economic Feasibility of the four -block urban initiatives site and surrounding area. - 5 81 -451 Olt y ` , to deliver the e�dfio tic feasibility study of s the `'Ovettowtt COffi un ty as prepeted by the Coiisultart, 4, - Tdeme7aCitiiie the existing C7ve�'totiiede� velopmettt Plan neotporating the findings of the technical studies performed by the economic consultant. Ire -examination shall include but not be limited to a) Land uses proposed by the existing Over= town Redevelopment Plan; b) Minority Participation program defined by the existing Overtown Redevelopment Plan and identifying specific mechanisms to assure same. c) Employment Program as developed in ` the Employment Initiatives Plan. 5. To identify additional sources of funds that _. will serve as a leverage to promote private development. 6.- To prepare monthly progress reports. 7. Deliverables: a) The report of the Economic Consultant, b) The Amended Overtown Rede, velopment Plan, c) Recommendations for other source's of funding and d)' Monthly progress reports. 7 f Y _ IAI Y Y ARTICLE tii 3.1 For the performance of the Scope of SerVices, as pro- vi'ded for in Article ll, the County shall compensate the Contractor as follows. 3,1,1 'I'he'County shall rembu5e the Contractor for the followlftg costs and expenses paid or ift- " curred by the Contractor in connection with the performance of the Scope of Services, (a) DirectLabor & Fringe Benefits., wages, salaries and fringe benefits of. the Con- tractor's personnel for actual time expended in the performance of Scope of Services, not to exceed $30,000. (b) Miscellaneous: Any other direct costs and expenses which are reasonable and necessary for the proper performance of the Services. 3.1.2 Work Orders: The 'costs incurred under this contract will be determined by OTA-issued Work Orders. The Contractor through a Work Order Request, will request authorization to initiate expenditures in the performance of the Services. The Work Order Request shall include a detailed budget for review by the County. Upon approval of the Work Order 9, �1 -451 y{j( jyj �y the county the c;onttactof will be 1\eq�G A t , authotited to ptoceed W1th the ge"ices through the issuance of a Wotk ftdet by the County.` 3.1.3 Ceilings and OVettung _ he CoY1- 'the total compensation to be paid to t tractor by the County on account of Scope of Services shall not exceed the amount of $30,000 except to the extent said amount is increased by written -amendment to the Any work ordet-related services contract, which will incur costs in excess of the contract ceiling must be brought to the immediate attention of the County and shall be substantiated by bills and/or financial records concurring the budget services. The Contractor shall not perform the services of incurred costs which would cause its total _ compensation under the contract to exceed the Contract_ ceiling without prior OTa approval. 3.2 Method of Payment The Contractor shall submit monthly invoices 32.1 the County for the compensation provided to for in Section 3.1. Each such monthly; invoice shall cover the direct reimbursable costs and expenses (Section 3.1.1) recorded on the books of the Contractor during the 10 ,.s$;+.£*... ,vr.u.,+afia,.AATn.K.4,.'J,A.,GMwY.x32•_"y"'ie4fl4tT. - __ — _ _- .,,, ,..a., — — �- — j„ �.� �_ _; � '_- —ate ��_:� ` 5 ., 5 IMMINA` tO OC Cott R OT_-Y0R RON-AVAILAMIT: b MMAL FUNDS It is art 'e-ptession of this Conttact that a cbMinatibft of Federal, State and local funds will be utilized by the County to finance the work as hetein degdtibedo ancd that the risks associated with any failure of the Federal Government.. to provide incremental funding during the performance of this Conttact, should be minimized for both MDC and the Contractor: Metropolitan Dade County has been granted a reservation of funds ($6,9 million) for the Overtown Urban Initiatives Grant pending the completion of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) The work des- cribed in this contract is a' vital part of the EIS. If at any time the Federal government, through an act of Congress, cancels the funding for the Project, this Contract should become null and void.- written notice will then be given to the Contractor by the County de- claring the termination of .the Contract. 3.6 REVIEW A review of the Contractor's performance shall be un- dertaken within 10 days of receipt of progress reports. Thisreview will entail an evaluation of financial and programmatic reports submitted by the Contractor and, in the event that it may be necessary, appropriate scope of work and/or budgetary revisions may occur. 13 • 81 451 j I OWNERSHIP 0V MATERIALS & DOCUME'NTS bade County shall seta ►i ownership of f,ny and all documents, maps, reports, and other materials resulting from the services provided under x Article II> herein 3,8 INSURANCh The City of Miami is self insured for general liability as afforded by rlorida Statutes 768.28, Waiver of Sovereign Immunity, which limits the liability of the City 'of \ii�lmi at $50,000 per claim and $i00,00o per occurence. The City of Miami cannot issue the County a Certificate of Insurance nor can the County be named as an addi- tional insured. 3.9 INDENINT'FICATIOIT The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that it is solely liable` and responsible for damages which might arise out of the acts or omissions of the Contractor, its of f i.cers , employees, agents or persons under its direction and control, and to the extent that the County: may be named in a suit which arises out of the acts or omissions of the Consultant, i.ts officers, employees, agents or persons under its direction and control, the -14 .. _ s.. •:a h .«'t:. P.a .. ,13'�••."lJSimY�fAPI:'}— 4 � AkTICU V 5 r 0 CtNtRAt CONNIAT IONS 5.1 lns.fpcta.on Tile Contractor shall pe3'mit the t:uthori2ted repre sehtatives of the office of Transportation Admit y t i.strat on of Dhde CountY the State of Florid., z .r U,S, Department of Transportation and Urban Mass T ;ansportatiot► Administration to review All work, documents and other dn.tft or work products gathered or developed under this contract at any time within the duration of the Contract 'and within three (5) years after completion or termination of the services. 5.2 Publicity News Releases Tile Contractor shall not, during or after the per- formance of this contract, disseminate publicity regarding this project or the Services without prior written approval of the County. This shall not con- flict with the provisions of tt1c� Florida Public Records Act. 5.3 Changes The County may, from time to time, request changes in the sera i.ct;s and the Contractor s11;111 promptly* respond to each such request . Each such c.hatll;e shall be directed by a -written chance order signed' by the duly authorized representative of the County and mutually a:rved upon and accented by the Contractor. Such cllan'c order shall' provide an equitable ad- justmetlt in the time of performance and firm fixed 8 1_ 4 5 1 a