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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-81-0286AL r RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTTON AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, SUBJECT TO AC(?i'IRING RIEOUTSITE 1117RMITS AND STATE APPROVAL, TO ENTER TNTO A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH BAYSHORF PROI'L•'RTTF.S, INC., IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE FORM ATTACHED HIERFT0, FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT AND LEASE OF CITY WATERFRONT PROPi:RTY ('01111MONLY KNOWN AS THE COCONUT GROVI: MARINA (BELLY PROPERTY), IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE. 'GERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN SATD AGRF.IEMIENT. WHEREAS, the City of Miami has advertised for and ` received development proposals by bld invitation for the lease of the Coconut Grove Marina (Kelly Property); and WHEREAS, the City desires redevelopment and utilization of this parcel in general accord with the ])inner Key Master Plan; and WHEREAS, the redevelopment proposal. presented by Bayshore Properties, Inc. is in the best interest of the public; and WHEREAS, the redevelopment proposal is related to water- front activities of a commercial or recreational nature; and WHEREAS, the (:ity Commission, by Resolution 76-749, authorized the City ?tanager to commence negotiations with Bayshore Properties, Inc. for the lease and redevelopment of the property commonly known as the Coconut Grove Marina (Kelly Property) ; and WHEREAS, the City Commission, by Resolution No. 80-585, on July 24, 1980, expressed its interest to enter into an agreement with Bayshore Properties, Inc. for the redevelop- ment and lease of this parcel, subject to adequate financing being secured and two appraisals being received indicating the City is receiving a fair rate of return; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1'. The City Manager is hereby authorized, subject tc) acquiring requisite permits and state approval, to enter nto a Lease Agreement with Bayshore Properties, Inc., in ITEM �� U . 3 CITY COMMISSION �, I ! ���r"-� VE R��CI!'ifNG OF 11t ;I r I I . C PR 9 i As the Coconut Grove Marina (Kelly Property), in accord- ance with the terms and conditions set forth in said agreement. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1981. ATTEST: RALPA G. ONGIE CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: 't '/ I <&�z ;-4,tf -`_�---- G oBERT F. CLERK ASSTSTANT CITY ATTORNEY ED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: F. KNOX, ATTORNEY 'I ,lF 4,�11M1. . I_3R10A 'v 19 iN EP-OFFICE MtM'CORANOUM Richard L, r csmoen 1Iarch 13, 1981 E City Manager -�Ba3*shore Properties p Inc. Proposed Lease Zor Coconut Grove Marina 4EFERE14CES =R- Carlos Garcia Acting, Directo Department of Finan It is recommended that the Cit,V Comm- ission approve the attached lease agreement between the City of Miami and Bayshcre Properties, Inc., for the development of the Coconut Grove Marina prorerty located at 2550 South P_ay3hore Drive. The proncsed lease agreement includes the following: • Term of twenty-six. years. • Development of the site to include shops, restaurants, and a mar'.ia at a cost of not less than ?2,000,000. • A public waterfront boardwalk.. • A tram service to be provided between parking sites and the property. • Parking site improvements :of rot less than `400,000. • Construction security bond of �750,000. • Mirinum arrual consideration of ''E6,144 for the first year of operation; t100,000 for the second year of operation; '-120,000 for the third ;ear of operation.; '�130,G7\) 'cr the fourth year of operation; and %150,000 per year for the remair.ir.r, term of the lease. OR F� per annum on ?ross receirts up to one million dollars and 10'j per annum on Sross receipts in excess )f one millicn dollars ,.!!ICf'F� •' IS tIREATFP.. PLUS • 15� of all dockage rental and •-G.025 per gallon of fuel sold. • Marina rates to be comparable with the Dinner Key market. • Performance bond for the term of the agreement. • Payshcre Prcperties, !no. to provide full insurance. • Payshore Properties, Inc. to pr(:vide full interior and exterior maintenance. • Bayshore Properties, Inc. to pay all taxes. This agreement has been reviewed and approved in concept and principle by the City of miarri '-1aerfront Hoard. "SUP POT7IVE i I "SUPPORTIVE DC C Us N) FOLLOW "SUPPOPTIVE DOCUf, ENT,'� ii FOLLOW" WHEREAS, the redevelopment proposal as presented by the Company, is in the best interest of the public; and WHEREAS, the redevelopment proposal is related to waterfront activities of a com.lercial or recreational nature; and WHEREAS, the City Commission in Motion 'No. 76-660 requested the City Manager to negotiate with nayshore Properties, Inc. for development of Coconut Grove tsarina properties located at 2550 South Bayshore Drive and submit a recommendation to the City Commission for its consideration. 11011, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and "UPPO'Ti�'f= D O W FOLLOW" 1 iIdt!tic clothing sales; ► Marine fttrniture sales In inCdetitai tnanufactUrinc�; Boat tours; 86 Pishing area; 9. Sporting goods store; 10. Anti(ILIC store; 11, Art �;all,Dries and book store Ten to tlae general public; Bakery; 13, Bicycle sales and repair; 14. Penn%. arcade; 15. China and crockery; 1�. Confectionery or ice cream store; 17. Cl�thin��; 19. Photographic sales; 19. C;i ft sho;�; 20. hobby shop; 21. ,7ecrelry and watch sales, repair and service; 22. feather goods - sales and incidental assembly and repair; 23. Lounges; 24, hews stand or sundry; 25. %larb•_r Shop, beaut; parlor, and shoe ooli:3hina stand: 3 1., „n j� rel a te�� or .11 l ied �_ s(s tt� the above i f •ir;pro%' t1W ianalier -- which cipp:oval rlay not be unreasortabiy ----,. "SUPP0" T�!�F 3 p0C 1,1r-P! FOLL0VC ( f; 1 bISCP,IP'CMPl +7F F'itE`1L I,I;5: The City hereby leases unto i the Company for the purpose anti under the conditions hereinafter set forth, the following real property and lay bottom 1.111ris (hereinafter referred to as the "Property located on Biscayne Bay, City of Miarli, Dade County, Florida, legally described as fellows: ( ACCORDING TO IsXfi IL3 ET A ATTACHED imprTO AND MADE A PART HEREOF) .?. TfiMM, The term of this Lease 1lgreerrent shall commence off the day of , 1081, and shall end on the �lst dray of May, 2007. 3. IISE OF PROPL'RTY: The Company will develop, manage, and pro(n<-)te the property to prospective tenants in such a manner that will offer the Essential Services (as hereinafter defined) required and encourage public enjoyment, use, and participation SO as to make- the project financially feasiblF� to both the Cornpany <1nd the City, as well as to reach the objectives of the Dinner Ivey I1astcr Plan. The Company covenants and agrees to provide each and every Essential Service as required in its use of the Property, as hereinafter listed/ if allowed by law; and subject to the issuance a c. !rtificatc, of use and occupancy with City zoning approval. The Essential Services ::ill be provided during the entire term of this lease (subject to interruption for reasonable periods if due — to a loss of a tenant or concessionaire providing Essential Ser- vices) unless and until tho Company files a request in writing for permission to discontinue a use or service and the reasons there- for and said permission is granted by the City Manager. The City Manager .shall only penriit discontinuance of an Essential Service or use is he or she finds that it is no longer essential and that the (I ;continuance cif said Essential Service(s) or use is in tho gre,.tter interest of the public. Fssential .13orvices required ill the use of the Property; — A restaurant; r, A refreshment stand; A marina, including .3n adequate nuinher of spaces for transient vessels; "SUPPORTIVE _ UL,/Cti� FOL - t MAY be prdVided Yopert OL LOW" jr ,.� •�-, service; ti :,. iianne clothing sales; G. '11arine furniture sales and incidental tnanufaCturing; 7. Boat tours; 8. I'isiling area; 9. Sporting goods store; 10, Antique store; 11. Art 311cries and book store open to the general public; 12. Bakery; 13. 3ieycle sales and repzir; 14. Penny arcade; 15. China and croc};ery; 1h. Confectionery or ice cream store; 17. Clothing; 13. Photographic sales; 19. Gift shoe; 20. Hobby shop; 21. Jowelry and watch sales, repair and service; 22. Leather noo:]o — sales and incidental assembly and repair; 23. Lounges; 24. News stand or sundry; 25. shah, beauty parlor, and shoe polishing stand; 26. `.ravel anti ticket agency; 27. ai1ma1: r; 28, farts and crafts; Off ice ror manayement and rental of the Property; 30, tlarinn fuel numps; 31• I'm, relate d car allied uses to the above if, ar roved by t} o City ilanager whichapproval ray not be unreasonably, "SUPPCRTf��F DOC'' M I TS FOLLOW" - y � � � � not penmlt:toll, +-hi:, W111 not suhst,lnti,lll;• 11t4r t-110 rL2171aining overall pr.ojl!<_t., and a boarciwall, wt-uli? :,till bor"101- the bayrront. The devr)lop1(lt_11t .11 t0,111:; ()l Lho Company I•lll:;t oomplct-,iont the overall tyesiyn and p1,1I1I iml 4)1 1 114 ' ("W(Al11L t;I.OV0 I)11111(2r i)�• area. Any waiver by Lh(! ('j 1 f' III 1 lip• i-xo •tit it)1) I)1 my part of the proposed 171an.'3 sll,:411 IVA. In! (7O;):;111111d It) l)t! ,1 w.1jV0j- 01. .111y other hart of Stich hl,m, 1'„n111,111y t li.it no structure of any kind r1oW t Kx Still(j 011 t_114! 1J1-4'1111:;f'!; :41.11 1 hO ,11tOrOd or any new 0 t11t,'l.tttO t�tOCtUcl u(mn the htopettl unless the (sl'6hs thete= t t t;ltatl havn been .apptoved by the City Manactor and the 't -'deer of the Bui.ldinc-r Inspection De partrieut. of the Cite �a))prov�il shall not be unrersonably withheld or delayed. -)mposite Exhibit "B" attached Hereto describes the plans -apecif:ic,ztions turnished in the Company's proposal. It is � 0teed that the inprovomrnts to the Property, as described in llar.agrnph 1, and to be made by the Company, I will r.equirc the expenditure of tiot less than ';'too Million ($2, 000, 000.00) Dollars ( the "Triprovoment F:.Pendi Lure") . This, sui;i does not include tilt: expendi'-nirc for improvements to the panting site as described in Paragr--iph 11, s-iid sun, which is not to be less than Four Hundred Thousand ($400,000.00) Dollars (the "Parking Site Expenditure"), which Parking Site Expenditure is to be in addition to trite In- provenorit E:-:,penediture. The Company will St.hnit copies of paid invoices corresponding to the Improvement Expenditure and the Parking Site Exr,-2nditiire in accordance with Paragraph 15. The City agrees, t:ithin ninety (90) days after the ex- ecution of this lease, to provide adequate water and sanitary sewage lines to the property line in accordance with normal City services. The Company shall lave the responsibility of ensuring and providing for adequaf- � electrical power, gas, and telephone service to the property. The Company shall provide the required ornamental landscaping and lighting, all in accordance ..;ith the redevelopment plan. The :;oarr?walk, as proposed in the Company's proposal docu- ment (Composite Exhibit 111311 ), shall be constructed in. accordance with the de 5 ign standards set forth in the Dinner t;ey Recreation Center Exhibition hall "faster Plan and shall he constructed by the Compan, The public shall have free and unobstructed use of the hoarcdwall; as a passageway. Said ho.arc11a1al}, shall be com- pleted prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for thhe proposed project. 7, Tlie Companyagrees to have final plans Propar.ecd which will comply with all pertinent provisions of the South t'lor.icda Buildinq Code and the ordinancos, rules "SUPPORTIVE 5i�,il_IV ! S FC i I OW !%1 tt (:t►tt0 Ot-rictetl ut)nn the Vt^Opottl unless the pl•6hs there ll havo br_en approved by the City ;tannont and thr_ tliticctor ofthe 13uildina Inspection 'Department: of the City, which apprnvrml. shall not be unreasonably withhold or delayed. c*or►p()site Fxhihit "B" attached hereto describes the pl'mns —= t acid specifications furnished in the Company's proposal. It is .101-ced that the inpr.ovements to the Property, as described in Paragraph 1, and to be made by the Company, will require the e. uendi t-ure of not less than Two Million ($2 , 000, 000. 00) Dollars ( the "Tmprovoment E:.ponditure") . This sum does not include the expenditure for improvements to the parking site as described in Paragr.zph 11, 3,1 id sun, which is not to be le:; s than Four Hundred Thousand ($400,000.00) Dollars (the "Parking Site Expenditure"), which Parking Site 1::cpenditure is to be in addition to the In- provenent �,:;;�enclttur.e. The Comr_any will suhmi.t copies of Maid invoices corresponding to the Improvement E.xpendliture and the Parking Site 1:::pondit►lr-i in accordance with Paragraph 15. The City agrees, within ninety (90) days after the ex- ecution of this lease, to provide adeyuatt� water and sanitary sewage lines to the property line in accordance with normal City services. The Company shall lave the responsibility of ensuring and providing for ade-qua+- � electrical power, gas, and telephone service to the property. The Company shall provide the required ornamental landscaping and lighting, all in accordance with the redevelopment plan. The lhoarr?walk, as proposed in the Company's proposal docu- ment (Composite Exhibit "1311) , shall he constructed in. accordance with the tie , idn standards set forth in the Dinner Ivey Recreation Center ExhilAtlon hall `faster Plan and shall he constructed by the Company. The cat►hl.ic shall have free and unobstructed use of the boanAwalk as .a passagewa, Said boardwalk shall be con- pleted pr. for to thO issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the proposed project. 7. Ille Company agrees to have final plans propar.ed which will comply with all pertinent provisions of tia12 ;;out:h Flori(ja Btiilcling Code and the ordinances, rifles "SUPPORTIVE 5 V I V S :. F 1! I ! OW." s In its sole cost and expense all t-,rmits, approvals, and related documents from any and all Federal, State, and local governments and agencies requiring them for the construction, or construction of .any new docking or upland Company facilities. The Company shall apply for and obtain all permits or approvals necessary to commence construction, dredging, and/or filling on the Prop- erty. 8. CONSTRUCTION SECURITY BOND: The Company shall, prior to the ccmmenccment of construction or the awarding of any contract for construction on tale Property by the Company or any agent of the company, furnish the City with a Statutory Pa,,ment and Performance Bond (the "Construction Bond"), in the amount of Seven I:.nired Fifty 'Thousand ($750,000.00) Dollars, naming the C" ty as the owner and the Company as the principal. The conditions of the Construction Bond shall be to insure that the Company will: (1) promptly make payment to all claimants, as defined in Section 255.05 (1) Florida Statutes, suppling the principal with labor, materials, or supplies, used directly or indirectly by the principal in the prosecution of the :pork provided for in the Agreement; (2) pay the owner all losses, damages, expenses, costs, and attorney's fees, Lncludinq .appellate proceedings, that the owner sustains because of a default by the principal under the Agreement, and; (3) performs the guarantee of all laorks and materials furnished under the AtIr.eement for the time specified in the Agreement. The Construction Bond may be terminated, with the written approval of the City Manager of the City, at such t4-me a!i the proposed construction project is completed and��} � "S U i� I :_J R T I V E V Fkil(_..` V VV folly operational and open to the public, and satisfactory atiidence is provided by the Company to the City [tanager, that all requirements of the Construction Bond have been satis= factorily concluded. The form of the Construction Bond shall be as approved by the City Pinance Department, Risk Management Division, in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 255, Florida Statutes, and ?Miami City Code �j18.57. g. LICENSES: The Company agrees to obtain and pay for all required licenses necessary for the proposed operation and conduct of its business, and agrees to comply with all laws governing the responsibility of an employer with respect to persons employed by the Company. It will be the responsi- bility of the Company to obtain the necessary liquor licenses to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages as permitted by this Agreement. The Company may sell all alcoholic beverages incidental to the restaurant but only beer and wine sales will be permitted from the refreshment stands and convenience food store. All alcoholic beverages sold in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement shall he sold in accordance with applicable State Beverage Regulations. 10. TAXES: During the term hereof, the Company covenants and agrees to pay all taxes of whatsoever nature lawfully levied or assessed against the Property and improvements, property, sales, rents or operations thereon, including, but not limited to, ad valorem taxes. Payment thereof shall commence with and shall include taxes assessed for the current year, subject to proration as of the year of commence- ment of the term, if any there shall be. The Company further covenants and agrees to pay all of the said ta.nes, if any, lawfully assessed, on such dates as they become due and payable. The failure of: the Company to pay the taxes as aforesaid shall constitute grounds for the irunediate cancel- lation of this Lease Agreeinont by the City, subject to the terms and conditions of Paragraph 18. 11, PARKING; The Company shall meet the lawful off-street "SUPPORTIVE D 0 C U'1'.t.1 E f�l T '� FOLLOW C. J Pack hi requirements for the usr of the Property seVetallyp or in donjanction with any other property it leases for use from the Cit. ­. The City shall - rovide one -)r Bore sites for said off-street parking. The Company will develop and con- struct the parking on such sites at its expense and according to the Standard specifications of the City. All parking so deg= velopod shall be used in common with the publLcbut shall count for required off-street parking of Company. (See Exhibit "C" attached Hereto). The Company shall provide a tram service during normal hours, of operation from the par}:ing sites to the subject Property, which service shall run a minimum of twelve (12) timc'_s daily from the ;parking sites to the Property. The tram service shall be provided at the sole cost and expense of the Company, its agents or assigns. The Company shall indem- irify the City in the operation of said tram service as provided in paragraph 23 and shall provide the City with adequate insur- ance covera(3e, which is usual and customary to cover an exposure of this tree for the tram service, subject to the approval of the Denart.ment of Finance, Risk t]anagement Division. 12. FOR VIA'17ER TAXI OR TPAIII STA'.ION In the event the Cit•v decic:es to provide or grant a franchise to provide a tram or pcopio mover system for the Dinner Key area, the Company agrees to perrlit the City to establish a station and roadway for access for said system on the Property so long as the sane Jcos riot unreasonably interfere with the operations of the Company or its tenants under this lease. Any costs in adjusting the site to accommodate said system shall be borne by the City or its franchisee as the case may be. Location of said facilities as described above are subject to approval by the Company odhich the Company shall not unreasonably withhold or deli.'. 13, • M1J/111i1(II A111111a1 (itlZrariti?t'r"1 ^erltal; As consideration for the leaser of the said property, the Company shall pay to the City the groaLor. of; (1) the tiiniinum Annual Cuarantood Rent cis )1e rein.att_�r 1 ! ii1ed; or (2) Percentago Rental as hereinafter r- de f ined. ':'he Minimum Annual Cuaraiiteod Rent shall ire uayable "SU PPORTIVEDUGU IVI Ni"S DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" +►_ ag follows (a) beginning on the earlier of the Following two dates, vi-.: (i) twenty=four (24) months sifter the execution of this agreement, or (ii) the date on which ninety (90%) per Cent of the rentable floor space in the Project is occupied by tenants paying rent, Eighty Six Thousand One Hundred Forty Four ($86,144.00) Dollars, per annUM; (b) beginning thirty six _ (36) months after the execution of this agreement, One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars; (c) beginning forty eight (48) months after the execution of this agreement, one ftundrcci — Twenty 'Thousand ($120,000.00) Dollars per annum; (d) beginning sixty (60) months after the execution of this .agreement, One Hundred Thirty Thousand ($130,000.00) Dollars her annum; and (e) beginning seventy two (72) months after the execution of this agreement and through the duration of this agreement, One Hundred Fifty Thousand ($150, 000. 00) Dollars her annum. The Company shall pay on a monthly basis one -twelfth (1/12th) of the Minimum Annual Guaranteed Rental on the first day of each month in advance. II. Percentage Rental: As an alternative amount of consideration in lieu of the Minimum Annual Guaranteed Rental, the Company shall pay the Percentage Rent 1 based on the following formulae throughout the entire +:rm of this agreement: accrued, from all business conducted on the Property by Company, including but not limited to, the rental of space, the sale of food and beverage, goods and services, or from any source what- soever, but excluding receipts Cron .ocka(3e and gas sales. Gross sales and/or gross receipts shall only includo rove- nues anJ/or percentages of revenues c;oll,2cted or accrued by the Company, and shall be computed on the basis of gross receipts by the Cord:any only. (It shall not be computed on the basis of gross receipts of tenants, lessees, or subl(2ssc:es of the Company (fuel sales excepted). However, any sales taxes imposed b,✓ law which are separately stated to and and paid by the purchaser or user, and are :lirectly payable to a taxing authority by the Company, shall ue ex.cluded from dross receints. Gross sales and/or gross receipts shall also include any revenues, accrued or collected, attributable to any direct or indirect participation by the Cc;mpany c)r any of its officers or principals in the busi- nuns or ornterp.-ise of another entity, person or tenant of the property besid -2s the Co►;ipany per se, to the extent that such par- ticipation entitles Company, its officers or principals to receive remuneration; an,_1 further provided that such otter ::usiness or enterprise is done on or "in connection with" the Property pro- vided, hoo.ever, that the term "in connection with" shall not include revenues which result merely from the physical adjacency of location or merely from joint promotional effort and advertising. 'lho Company shall include in every remittance to the City, of the monthly consideration -is required, the applicable amount of: State of FIr)rida sales and use tax. hC Company cov(.nant:3 an_1 agrees th,it goods an:l sorvicus offered and sold on the subject property by the Company, its tenants, 1,2ssee or :;ublusseu, :,hall be regularly au,(i tod, during noroal business hours and in a manlier in accc�r;lanco with Para— graph lb, the Cite, ana that the full amount o - o-- �`ceii�ts RTIVE o 10 EQLLUNP) i attlribatable to the subject property shall not in -any way be diVerted to any other business or enterprise. III,. Special Percentage Rental ()n Fuel Sales and Dockacje! In additions as separate and additional consideration due the City, not included in the hereinabove Percentage Rental, or the Ninimum Annual Guaranteed Rentah, the Company shall also pay to the City on the first clay of each month, throughout the term of this agree- ment the following: TWo and a half cents ($0.025) per gallon of fuel sold by the Company or its subtenant from the Property in the prior month, and fifteen (15v) per cent of gross receipts which are collected by the Company from dockage rental and dry storage of boats at the Property in the prior month. Company is aware that there are certain dockage agreements presently in existence between the Lessor and boat owners for the use of dockage and ;boring facilities at the existing marina. City will take necessary steps to terminate all of these dockage agreements by 1081. However, if it is necessary to commence legal proceedings to obtain F:. possession or if individual agreements cannot be terminated by that time, Company agrees to wait until City obtains possession of that individual berth in said dockage facilities; Company shall not be responsible for dockage rental on that individual clocking or berthing space until such individual berthing space is actually given it. The percentage of gross receipts of dockage rental shall be paid only on those berths actually in control by the Company, after termination of owner/City lockage agreement (including all legal proceedings), 14. PERFO!?MANCE' BONDS: The Company shall post a performance bond in the anount of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars with the C.it,within thirty (30 ) consecutive calendar days after the ex- eeuti(-)n of this Aljreemi2nt to :stand as security for the performance of the Company's obligations hereunder. Said performance bond s)aall be posted in cash or is;sucd by a surety company authorizoci "SUPPO'NTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" 1 to d6 business in the State of r lorida .and shall be refundable at the termination of this Agreement if all terns and conditions of this A(Iroement have l)F-,en satisfied, If the perfornance bond is on an annual c,ovr_rage basis, (certified (�vif enc ( renewal for each succeeti ttiq year r;hal 1 be submi t- tec3 to the Department Of Einanc:e, Risk N anarjemcnt Division, thirt , (30) days prior to the Lormination d ato of the (existing perfori,.iance bond. 15, ACC0U14'1 ]:,IG : The Company shall report all "Cross Receipts" or Gross Sales on or before the 25th Jay of each month beginninq at the completion of the first month after they execution of this Lease. Each and every month thereafter, reports shall be made at the office of the Department of Finance of the city, or at such other place or places as may bo clesi(jnate:i hereafter by the City. The Company shall provide a statement in certificate form signed by a �Iuly authorized officer of the Company, setting forth in such detail as it might i)e necessary or considered necessary .:?y the Director of Finance of the City to determine the Gross Sales per month for the Pr.o,)erty. An additional detailed report of Gross Sales for the .rear in conjunction with the payment of the Annual Percentagt.� rent shall he submitted at the end of the lease year for the purpose of computing the Annual Percentage Rental. The Company shall submit quarterly reports comciencing within thirty (30) days after the first quarter of the Lease Agreement, and continuing during the effective period thereof, and each and every quarter thereafter, identifying expenditures on the part of the Cc ripany for making improvements to the Property, equipment *:urchas(:s .:anti ii,lprovenonts and expenditures related to improving the facility's .imun.ities and services of the Property. Such e;)ort::, Sh;211 continue during the tern of this lease, in order to provido propor licco unting In accordance with Paragraphs 15 and 19 of t_hi:; 16, IVVKS, ?tctiRD3, ACCOUNTS AIND The Company t rum', icc;uratoo, and complote books, rcc:ords, and ��ccouiits >i- all :;ales, rental:3, and business k)eing transacted upon tlir. ;>rc pej tl , 1'Urther, t.ho Company shall, upon demand make it S I r..... , ,1 DO f ,i E FITS F"' 00"k leases, agreements, reports and financial Stat(2metits ill any way pertaining to the Proputty to authori::ed representatives of the Division of Internal Audit, )r such other authorized reprr,scnL•.itive as Lhe City Hanager of the City shall designate at the Property during normal business hours. The Internal Auditing Dcpartmetit of the Cit,,, shall he Curnished any and all records of the Core parry necessary to make a full and complete audit of the boo;cs and operations of the facilities described in this Lease Agree= gent. In addition the Company will provide the City with copies of all sales ta:c records from any and all business conducted on the Property. 17. F,XiMII:NATIO N OE' THE PREMISES CsY THE CITY: The Company agrees to permit th(_� City, by its City tlanager's designated personnel, to enter upon the Property at any tine for any purpose the City 'tanager of the City deems necessary or incidental to or connected with the performance of City's duties and obligations hereunder or in the exercise Df its rights or functions. 1r,. )t;i',AUI_. If the Comipany abandons or vacates the Propi..rLy prior to the expiration of the term here(?,-, or If the Cram jany fails to make the rental payments as set forth herein and saki payment is not ,made within thirty (30) days aft!:r written notice is given to the Company, or If the Cot.ipany fails to perforri in accordance with any of the other terms and conditions herein contained, and such de- fault is not cure) within thirty (30) days after written notice is gi.von to the Company or if the nature of the default is such that the Company cannot reasonably cure same within said period .inci the Company fails to take (iil igent measures to commence anti inirstie tile_' dire thereof, there th,! City may re-onter the Property .in -I torninate this 1-2ase in any manner then permitted or prov ide l by At such time, all improvements erected on the {'roi)orty ,hall revert to the City. To a,lclition to the right to re-onter anti t-erminato the l.e.ise, the city, in case of .i breach in tlt,e payment of rent or in case of tho broach of any ether of: the Company's obligations hereunder, wr _ 1.3 it'lidl )MV0 all other reioediesj including but not linited to the 1` tW11t to opetate the facility anci collect rents dircct>,+ iron r` tOhtlnts or ether rei;iedies afforded by the laws of the State of P lorida, including but not limited to, tit, right to ;;ue for and collect rent, and to bring distress proceedings. Said rem dies may be pursued concurrently or consecutively and the resort to one shall not be considered an election. l9. '1()'1"ICr'S: All notices and rental payments shall be sent = to the parties at the following addresses: 10 TIME, C1'2Y: The City "Tanager. ':ham City of Miami, Florida P. n. Box 33070n Miami, Florida 33133 TO THE CV1PANY: Bayshore Properties, Inc. ;ionty Trainer, President 2562 South Bayshore Drive Miami, Florida 33133 The City or the Company may change slich mailing addresses at any time upon diving the other party written notice. All notices under this Lease Agreement must be in cariting and shall be deemed to be served when delivered to the address of the addressee. 20. ATT(' R +F'iS ' FEES: In the event that it is deemed necessary for either party to file .a lavisuit in the appropriate court of law in order to enforce any f the terms or provisions of this Lease A,.Ircement, then the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys' fees. 21. 1'J1"-)U1:A:7CE: The Company shall maintain during the term of this Agreement the following insurance: a) Public Liability, including Products Liability, Insur- anee in the 1MOUntS of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence for death or bodily injury and not less than $50,000 per occurrence for property dar►aje. b) A atandard Fire, Lightning, and . indstorm Insuranct-� policy on the pre►ni:;es and all furniture, fixtures, equipment, and i;nprovo- meats, inc:ludinq the porits of fire, extended coverage, and othoi- per ls, for the cash value thereof. <) Automobile Liability Insurance covering all owned, non- (imiced, wd hired vehicles in amounts of not less than $100,000 ;per c;e�.dunt and "300, 000 per occurrence of bodily injury .and $10, 000 1 i r� t", r^ •,l 14 D F L L "v"V W 0 t�ropcYty dariac�ea it d) Liability Insurance covering the operation of the tram service between the designated harking sites and the Property which is considered adequate at the time of the inception of the operation of the service and meets the approval of the Department of Finance, Risk Management Division. e) The City shall be named as an additional insured under the policies of insurance as required by this Agreement. f) The City shall be given at least thirty (30) days advance written notice of cancellation of said policies or any naterial modi- fications thereof. g) Certificates of insurance shall be filed with the Finance Department, Risk tanagement Division, of the City of Miami. h) The insurance coverage required shall include those classi- fications as listed in standard liability insurance manuals which most nearly reflect the operations of the Company. i) All insurance policies shall be issued by companies author- ized to do business under the laws of the State of Florida and must be rated at least "A" as to management and Class "V as to financial strength, all in accordance with A. M. Best's Key Rating Guide, latest edition. j) The City reserves the right to amend the insurance require ments according to usual and customary standards in the Insurance Industry as circumstances dictate in order to protect the interest of the City in this hease Agreement. k) The Company shall furnish certificates of insurance to the City prior to the commencement of operations, which certificates shall clearly indicate the Company has obtained insurance in the type, amount, and classifications as required for strict compliance with this covenant and shall be subject to the approval of the Departmont of Finance, Risk Management Division. 1) The policy shall be endorsed as follows; "It is agreed that in the event of any claim or suit against the insured for damages covered by this policy, the insurance company will not deny liability by the use of a Oefense based on governmental immunity", "SUPPONTI'V C Dr , I; ; ►_ N I S 15 FOLLOW" Abi 2r tNDUhNtFtCATION The Company covenants -and aoJttees that it shall indemnify and save Harmless the City from and against any and all claims, suits, actiono, Manages or causes of action arising during the term of this Lease Agreement for any personal injury, by reason of or as a result of the Company's occupancy thereof, and from and against any orders, judgments or decrees, which may be entered thereon, and from and against all costs, attorneys' fees, expenses, and liabilities incurred in and about the defense of such claim and the investigation thereof, Provided, however, that before the Company shall become liable for said cost, the Company shall he given notice in writing that the same are about to be incurred and shall have the option itself to make the necessary investigation and employ counsel of the Company's own selection for the necessary defense of any claims. The City may, at its option, retain its own counsel at its sole cost and oxpense in addition to the provisions hereinabove set forth. 24. nAftAGE ')R LOSS TO CUIPA-Y' S PROPERTY: The Company assumes all risk of dariage or loss to the Property for any cause whatsoever, which shall include, but not be restricted to, any damage or loss that may occur to merchandise, goods, equipment, or other property covered under the Lease Agreement, if lost, darnayed or d stroyed by fire, theft, rain, water or leaking of any pipes or w-ste water in or about said Property or from hurricane or any act of God, or any act of negligence of any user of the facilities, or occupants of the Property or any person whomsoever. 25. DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY: The Companv agrees to keep all improvements on the Property insured to the full insurable value thereof and shall provide to the City a standard fire insurance policy insuring against loss or destruction for all of the perils of fire, extended coverage and malicious vandalism. Subject to the rirlhts- of. the Company':; t:irst m0rt+3•_t0 lender, in the event of loss or destruction due to any causo whatsoever, all insurance monies shall be payable to the City, to be held by it until the Company furnishes a bond to the city opt: construction or repair, as the ease may be, of like tenor and o fect and under the same conditions -As the bond hereinbefore required in thy. ase at the �'f--�`?TIVE t_) i i- U i 16 Dl.,ju.,it_N is ihitial redovelopneht. Upon the furnishinrl of- such bond, the City shall promptly pay to the Company all insurance proceeds. 3 it is provided, however, that :should the cost of repairs not eXceed the rum of $25,000 than the City shall pay over to the Company, without the necr_ssity of any bond, the amount of in- surance policies thereafter collected by the City. ""he Company shall furnish to the City duplicate originals of all insurance policies required under this Lease Agreement. The insurance policy required hereunder shall be approved by the City as to form, amount, and insurer or insurers, and shall provide that all proceeds shall be payable to the City as provided in the Lease Agreement. All construction and repairs shall be effected as promptly as circumstances permi_t. Plans for reconstruction or repairs shall he submitted to and approved by the City, and permits therefor and inspection fees shall be procured and paid for by the Company. If within one hundred eight;, (180) days after any such destruction or damage, the Company fails to furnish said plans and bond to the City, then all insurance monies collected by the City shall be and become the property of the City and this Lease Agreement shall be cancelled and terminated auto- matically. Nlotwithstan ling the other provisions in this Paragraph 25, tenant shall have t;ie right to elect not to restore the damaged leasehold to its predamaged condition, in which event this lease shall terminate and the Company shall receive only those proceeds of insurance paid as to those items which under Paragraph 34, would belong to Company at the termination of the lease other than by de- fault. 25. RUILDINC MAINITENAINCE: The Company accepts the building and grounds in their present condition and without any warranty by the City as to their condition. The Company, at its sole cost and expense, shall maintain the grounds and the interior and exterior of the: buildings. The Company agrees to provide adequate janitorial services. The Company further agrees to maintain the buildings and property in a condition of proper cleanliness, orderliness, and state of attractive appearance at all times. If the buildings and Property are not %.c:pt reasonably clean and attractive in appearance, "SUPPOPTIVP reimburse the City within thirty (30) clays for said cost and charges. 26. UTILI'.IES: The Company shall pay for all utilities consumed an the Property as well as connection charges thereof and waste Collection fees, if any. The Company further agrees to place all utilities required by its use of the leased Property underground. 27. PURE FOOD AND SANITARY LAWS: The Company shall abide by all pure food and sanitary laws and the employees involved in the hand ling or sale of any food or beverage shall all possess health certi- ficates. All food and beverage sold shall be of the highest grade and duality standards as established by law. 28. CONFORtIITY TO THE LAW: The Company covenants to comply with all laws, ordinances, regulations, and orders of Federal, State, County and Ilunicipal authorities pertaining to the Property and operation thereon. 29. DOCKAGE RATES: Inasmuch as there are boat owners docking at the existing marina, the Company does hereby covenant i.nd agree to allow these boat owners to retain their dock space until given a sixty (60) day notice to vacate by the Company. The Company shall give the incumbent boat owner the right of first refusal in signing an agreement for marine dockage use, said agreement to be at rates and terms to be decided by the Company. The Company agrees to maintain the dock rates at a level not to exceed those charged by comparable marinas in the Dinner Key Area providing like services. The Company shall inform the incumbent boat owners, in writing, no less than fifteen (15) nays after this Agreement is executed, of the Com- pany rules and regulations including dock rates payable to the Company. For the purpose of this agreement, an incumbent boat owner shall be defined as an individual, group, or corporation owning a boat, which is clocked at the marina known as the Dinner Key Annex. Additionally, to be considered an incumbent boat owner, the boat owners must be registered with the City of tliami D 0 C, U FOLLC'.vv Dock Piaster on the (into the acjt'(--Ierieht r, sicjnadl thd the dity agrees to furnish the Company with a full and cotbletc list of incumbent boat owners. 30, OF I.,EASEr OLD zrrTrrzE:smt The 0017.1r),-Iny May pledge this Icase.hold Lnterest as security for a bona file loan or industrial (lovelopme_nt bands ( tourist industry) provided the quality of the assignee or fledge is approved by the City tSanaocr which approval may not he unreasonably aithheld. This section shall under no circumstances be c.onstrlie l to recillire the City tee participate in the financing or the proposed redevelopncnt ll' ntnve mtent:5. Tho City shall full' roorerate with the Company in rusf)ect to tho reasonable r.equircments of. Company's lender. 31. AND SUnLETTIrI(i OF PREMISES OR TRANSTIFIZ OF STOCK: The Coml)Uny shall riot at any timuduring the term of this Lease Agreement assign thi:3 Lease Agre'emQ.nt or any portion or hart thereof, except and by virtue of t•.ritten authorization granted by the City Manaoer f)f the City. S::id authorization shall not be unreasonably withhol,l or ;Ielayod. This clause shall riot apply to sub -leasing spsr_e to tenants of the Company. w The Company is a corporation authorized to do business in the State of Plorida, and agrees that it will riot transfer any stock !.._i.! O in thu corr,oration or change managers subsequent to entering into c-: this Agreement or during the term of this Agreement until such �.f�. �-D O transfer or change is approved by the City Manager of the City, LL '/1 n �:ihich approvalshall riot: be unreasonably withhold. 32. +3I:'.IDP.'! i e1rr The terms an.1 !)rovlslons of the Lease Agreement shall, subject to the provisions of Paragraphs 17 and 23, be binding .in.? inure to the hehnefit of t}hq successors and of the City arld the C:olnpany. 33. [7!VEt-ITO11,Y: All fixtlirus, furnishings, furniture, and et-p.4ipment, if. any, I.n oc upon the Proporty and their condition -rill b., invontoric ci hofor.e occupancy by the Com?zany. The Com- pany will ;r•_hintain fi:ctures, furnishings, Curniture and equip- ment; if :arly, irI goodand operable con(lition during the term of the o Agrooment at its sole oust and expense, in:i that said ! � 6 Property shall bo doemed in its sole custody and Cato& th the tVeht any of the aforementioned items are lost, stolen, or damaged, they shall be replaced or repaired at the cost and expense of the Company, ordinary wear and tear excepted, during the term of this Agreement. The Company may acquire any ad- ditional Eixturest furnishings, furniture, or equipment that the Company deems necessary for the operation of the Property at the Company's own expense, consistent with the purposes for which the Property is leased. 34. MNERISHIP c)F JIJPJZOVT-I'MENTS: All improvements, furnish- ings and equipment constructed or installed on the Property by the Company shall be personal property and Company shall have legal title thereto (luring the term of this Lease. Upon the expiration or termination of this Lease, title to all permanent improvements constructed on the premises shall vest in the City. Title to all supplies, furnishings, inventories, removable fixtures and removable equipment and other personal property shall remain vested with the Comnany and the Company shall have the right to remove, such items from the premises unless the Company is in default hereunder. 35. E,: P I R T I CN At the expiration of the term of this Lease Agreement or at its prior termination, all permanent im- provements placed on the property by the Company sl-.11 be and become the property of the City and the Company shall quietly and peaceably deliver the same to the City. 36. ENTJJ'E AGREEMENT: A waiver of the breach of any of the covenants of this Lease Agreement shall not be construed to be a waiver of any other covenant or any succeeding'breach. The provisions of this Lease Agreement contain the entire understanding of the parties hereto concerning the subject matter hereof. kjo modifications, release, discharge or waiver of any of the provisions, hereof shall be of any force and effect unless signed in writing by the City Manager of the City. 37. CAPTIONS: The captions contained in this Lease Agree- i,,ient are inserted only as a matter of convenience and for ref - crence and in no way define, limit or prescribe the scope of I IRMVE �J I 20 D F �l GEORGE F. KNOX, JR. - CITY ATTORNEY - -' .4 f , n 0 to, Crib,2(1 hroporty known, and designated as: Lots 20, 2.1, 22 and 23 (less the Southwesterly 25 foet of said Lot 23 ) Block 43, of. SAMUEL RHODES PLAT OF NEW BLSCAYNF, acrording to Hie )plat there - off, as recorded in Plat Book B of Pago 16, of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida. Also included in this lease are the following described Bay Ilottom lands in Biscayne Bay, Dade County, Florida, to -wit: Commence at the northerly corner of Lot 20, Block 43, of the Amended Plat of NEW BISCAY:IE as record- ed in Plat hook B, at Page 16, of the Public Records of Dad_ County, Florida; thence run south 40° 23' 32" cast .Meng the northeasterly line of: said Lot 20 .lnvl its southoasterly }.r.olon,iat ion ther,2of for a distance O� 601.46 feet, more or less, to a point ofintersection with the Da(3e C(-)unty Bulkhead Ling (U.S. Harbor Line) as recor(b�d in Plat Book: 74, at Pao.:� 35, of the Public Records of Dade Cotinty, Florid,a, said point: being the Point of Beg inning of the llerei.nafter tles� ribe�. parcel of submerg_-d land; ) thence continued s(rith 401 23' 32" east along the sotit'�e,isterly prolongation of the northeasterly line of sai(. Lot 20 for 3 distance of 270.00 feet to a point; thence run south 40° 33' 29" west ft�r a dis- tan:�� t�f. 1r�7.00 feet, snore or les:;, to a ,point of int_r -ection with th(2 south,�ast,arly prolon,ation of the :;��ut:h,;est��rly line of: t'ie nor.t} e, sto ly 1/2 of Lr)t 23, i;loc': 43, of: said. Arient.e,i Pl,it of New Bi. ,'lynx'; thence run north 4, 23' 32" :Jest along tht� soutile.tst_r.ly prolongation of the southwesterly 1 ir.n of t.ho r orthoa ;terly 1/2 of said Lot 23 for a iist.-incrn ­)f :83.73 more or less, to a point of intersection with said Dada Count:; iulkhead Line; t-.h(�nce run north 21° 41' 51" oast. along ,aid Dade Count:: ;3u]khc�nd line (U.S. rtnrhor Line) `or a dis- t.anor, of 1�3.1. 40 feet, more or less, to U.S. Harbor Line Point: ':o. 74; thence ruri north 4(1° 33' 29" east 'ilonq said D-ide County Bulkhead Line for a distance of 3.97 feet, more or less, to the Point of Begin- ninq; :;aid p<irc,21 contains 0.8738 acres, snore or (N lm—al:Lort map of the area to bo leased by tho ,c rY" to tile w tot !' l , 41---•� f • _� T Tt I 1 1. �0 ' . _.� _' : ._ate -_ - i t�• �o• 131,' '� i PARCEL•B ' i i cas 1 I,J rif ` ! 1 cei h PARCEL•A � ii;�; Jti.� � 1 + ti ►� 1 •r t. 1 1 1 1 1 1 •• i , t/ 20 1 4 li 1 �/ I 1 1 1 • 43 1 1 \ 1 v 1 i D.r•.••of -• r � � 1 1 ••a , I 1 1 i • , •q 1 1 20 � 0 n I 1 1 �il � lO 1y1 1 1 , 6 �l.a�a�••+•+l Ems: l .90 �� 1 • '�� •�. 97, 1 +- to � .,i it its I �' o. QiSCA Y/�E t-4 SA Y i � j0 li I P 4oe VI � I I J� S[TBJT CT SITE PT.•AN EXHIBIT A-1 "sUpoop- IVE I \ 11 t lay .3 NN X 0 WATWolfberg, Alvarez &Taracido Archliecture /Engineering / Planning / Injorioir Design 9400 South D&cMl" Blvd. Suds 100 Fts. 40 I 0 RD- 0 I BAYSHORE BOAT SHED 90 60 30 PARK & PARKING I- L .011bit 1j' 4V � � J cam• '- �.--�. =' -_: �0h� .,--•. �jr • Y' Aft Z J;���• \•Y �y �`��1�_ � :�, the p,���y�',.—' ,�„ .rt11 Di. ���� � It 4 W A 1 Wolfberg, Alvarez &Taracido Architecture i Engineering / PlanniN / Interior Design 9400 South D40*1 d Blvd. Sums 100 Miami, Fta. Ts) BAYSHORE BOAT SHED 90 GO 30 PARK 8 PARKING ,1lli•I T 1' I t l "SUPPORTIVE W A T Wolfberg, Alvarez BTaracido BAYSHORE BOAT SHED Archlleclur• /Engineering / Dlanrunq / Interim Design PARK & PARKING 9400 SaAh Dadaland tihrd. Surf• 100 MIarN, Fla. �X�l l l t r - too v 270 180 90 Richard Fosmoen City Manager Carlos Garcia, Acting Director Finance Department March 31, 1981 Appraisals of Coconut Grove Marina (Proposed Lease to Bayshore Properties) By Resolution No. 80-584, on July 24, 1980, the City Commission award edCcontracts to F. Robert Ouinlivan, h1AI, and Norman Kurferst, I, o pp raiseconut Grove Marina in conjunction with the proposed lease agreement. The appraisal firm of Norman Kurferst hadestimated ti matedfair market value iding t $2,100with,000 a and stated that the proposed lease potential fair rate of return. t value The appraisal firm of F. Robert QuinlivaA faporir ned rentalthat hwould1bet10"ed maoreS2061375 of the subject property is $2,063,750 per annum. It was the opinion of this appraiser that the contemplated minimum rental in the proposed lease did not provide a fair rental to the City. A third appraisal was then requested, via nResolution No. 80-758,oe, Inc. This n October 30, 1980, from the appraisal firm of Slack, Slack, athat fair market value at $2,000,000 and states that 00,000 ger1annurnis �bvh1rusSlack hadtreservations erate a 10° fair rGte of return, or about the minimum annual guaranteed rent. Changes were made to the contract by adding aaMarch an escalating letter of clause elto he consideration. Mr. Slack has reviewed these changes, and l that these revisions form the base for a satisfactory agreement. CG:WHH:bf