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Home My WebLink AboutR-80-0827FA 0 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS TO THE CITY OF MIAMI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARDS IN THE AREAS OF ALLAPATTAH, DOWNTOWN, MODEL CITY, AND OVERTOWN, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CITY OF NIAMI CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 80-563 on July 24, 1980, the City Commission adopted a Citizen Participation Plan for the Community Development Block Grant Program; and WHEREAS, said plan provides for an election in seven of the City's eight Community Development target areas to choose between a Chairperson/ Vice -Chairperson Forum and a 10 member Appointed/Elected Advisory Board as the neighborhood citizen participation structure; and WHEREAS, elections were held in the seven Community Development target areas; and WHEREAS, the target areas of Allapattah, Downtown, Model City and Overtown elected the 10 member Appointed/Elected Advisory Board structure; and WHEREAS, said structure requires that five members he appointed to each board by the City Commission to serve a two year term in accordance with the conditions and restrictions outlined in the Citizen Participation Plan; and WHEREAS, there are two additional vacancies on the Overtown Advisory Board due to a tie for board member and a conflict of interest of another elected board member; and WHEREAS, the vacancy on the Overtown Advisory Board resulting from the tie will be filled by the elected board members and the five appointed board members; and WHEREAS, the vacancy resulting from the conflict of interest requires an appointment by the City Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM clT`r CC`i" 1551Ctd ' ................ 7 IEtL'.L. J:.................... Section 1. The following individuals are hereby appointed to the Community Development Advisory Boards as follows: Allapattah Advisory Board 1.Art Cashori 2.E. M. Lehmann 3.Gussie Harriot 4.Carrie Rogers 5.Armando Gutierrez Downtown Advisory Board I.Sister !�Iaura Philips 2-Lee Ruwi tch 3.Bett}� Ashdown 4.Anna Brechner 5.Mike Brazla skv model City Advisory Board DU 1-Eddie Runyan — rW t r 2-Thelma Jackson 3-Broderick Mc Kinne 4.Ken Williams 5.Mamie Brown Overtown Advisory Board 1.Ted Bliss 2.Chatlie Johnson 3.Ben iamin Brown 4. Sam Badarres 5-Dr. Michael Biance 6. Helen Whack 7. William Johnson a0-3`�7 Section 2. The aforenamed individuals shall serve a two year term from the date of the tarnet.area election. Section 3. The aforenamed individuals shall comply with the City of Miami Citizen Participation Plan and shall be subject to the same conditions and restrictions outlined in said plan. PASSED ARID ADOPTED this6th day of NOVEMBER 1980. MAURICE A. FERRE MAURICE A. FERRE, MAYOR ATTEST: - S ' o R�V H G. ONGIE, CITY CLERK - PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: APPROVED AS TO FORM AND .CAR&ECTNESS: 1 , GEORd F. KNOX, JR., CITY Al\(ORNEY �' 7 ; . ' . 'Nm - October �J lq8O , Richard FOS0OeD `'` ^ City Manager � Resolution Apo0inting Members to the , [000Unitv Development Advisory Board in Allapattah, Downtown, Model City and Overt0wn Dena Spillman` Director � '' '�' Department Of Community Development 6; r73 — ^��U X��F�/-��r�lY�- �� ' � }}-\ | � l/ �- ��/-��Y } n � r- IN' | T-�� l �� ^� �'',|~ <U � �� '- FOLLOW �/-�� ' /-\�8�y' 'r` �-��_� k�� _ __ ' ' In accordance with the City Of Miami Citizen Participation . plan adopted on July 24, l. R0, �t �5 reCOmngnded that the �0 = [itv Commission Jnpoint individuals to serve a twn-«par term on the Community Development Advisory D0ar& in'Pl]F�� pattah, Dov/nt0xn, �I0del City and OvertOwn, per the attached resolution. Subsequent to the approval of the Citizen Participation Plan on July 24, 1980, target area elections were held in seven Of the City of Miami Community Development target areas to choose between a Chairperson/Vice Chairperson Forum and a 10-0ember appointed/elected Advisory Board. - The target areas of AllJpattJh` Downtown, Model City and Ov8rt0wn elected the -- Advisory Board structure. Five me/�bors were elected to serve on each Board with the exception of (Ivcr1oxn whore there wx5 a tie for the fifth board member. Addi- tionally, an elected cenlhcr to the 0vertown Board will be receiving Community Development funds and therefore, is inplinihlp to Serve On the Board. A replacement will there- fore need to be appointed to fill this Yacancy. I aCc0rdanCe xith thp [itiZen Portiripation Plan, it is anproDriate for the City � [OnnDi55iox to nF)nint five r/eodhers to the Boards in Alla,):attah, Downtown, and Model City apd 7 members to the nvertown D0ard. Members shall serve 3 tVn-y20r term from � the date of the tJrn,t area elpctinn. _ The following is a breakdown hv tlrqTt area of the elected Board members and suggested � names to be considered to haloncu the renresentatioD of each Board: Alla t1 h - Eluc1ud Gnnrd r"cmhers [Jrl0I 8rit0 , Latin, resident - senior citizen Mariano Cruz, Latin, residnk, and nrnperty Owner Ard0 I-le5o, Latin, resid—enf--i-n-d prnpert v Owner IsidOr0 R0dri�ueZ. L�tin, resident, property owner and business owner Orlando Urr;, Latin, resid(�nt----� �� ~ � � ��_- ' - . __ _ r Richard F'osmoen =2= October 23, 1980 Si e Allanattah a multi. -ethnic community the following names are submitted for con on as the appointed Board members. These names are supported by the community and would balance the tri-ethnic representation and involve a member from the financial community. \ Art Cashon - Annlo, resident and property_gvin_er W. 1605 N.2bth-Street - 635-7395 E. M. Lehmann - Annlo, hu-,iness owner and__oronertvo per - 2121 Pr.11.�36th Street - 638-8367 Gussie Narriot - Black, resident, President of tenants Gwen Cheery Gardens Tenants Council -llth Court - 633-1331 3312 N.W. Carrie Rogers - Black, resident_. member of Green Cherry Gardens .Tenants Council 2118 N.W. 19th Terrace - 325-9972 Armando Gutiereez - Latin, representative of a banking institution Yes Central Bank, 1313 N.W. 36th Street - 635-3231 Downto�gn - Elected Board ilembers Tony Alonso, Latin, business owner John Burden, Anglo, D-us_ness owner Lester Freeman, Anglo, Gre3ter iliami Chamber of Commerce, representative of a non-nrofit organization Stewart 'lerkin. Analo, business owner L. Kim Porter, Anglo, icliami Dade Community College, representative of a non-nrofit organization It is recommended that the Commission appoint at least one resident, a represen- tative of a social service organization, a member of the financial community and a property oriner in the Park: tdest redevelopment area to balance this Board. The following names are submitted for consideration as appointees: Jorge Armada - Latin, business owner 150 S.E. 2nd Avenue Suite 502 - 358-093� — �i aacu Nrl r Richard Fosmoen October 23, 1980 Gladys Brown - Black, past Board member, resident, business owner, active in the community for many years 1130 N.W. 60th Street - 754-5844 Ceaphus Stanley - Black, senior citizen, resident 1305 Street - 236-4236 Broderick McKinney - Black, Community Development Officer of Dade Federal L/ Savings & Loan Association Ken Williams - Black, realtor & business owner 1070 N.W. 53rd. Street --- 69 -5211 } Thelma Jackson - Black, resident, past Board member, Vice -President Liberty Square Tenants Association - 6234 N.W. 14th Courth - 336-9260 Marie Brown - Black, resident 1100 N.W. 61st. Street - 758-9016 Overtown - Elected Board Members �- Margaret Cra•rn, Black, resident and property owner Charles Cash - Black, business owner _- Gloria Perry - Black, resident Irby McKnight �%as elected to the Beard but the non-profit organization, Cultural Advisory Council of Overtov.n, he directs will be receiving Cormunity Development _ funds, and he i s , therefore, i nel i of bl e to serve on the Board. Therms .ate a t, .or - hi= f i f , n ra r e r Lot�,eF_n k,harlie Johnson, - representative of ,1--criFirs, "any., ',;il li Sohn -or,, directcr of a non-profit organization, and 'Benjamin Bro,:;n, re,Ident and business a,.ner. r_ — It is recomr yen('(-,d that the Cor;c,i ssi cn ppoi nt gents ensure rerresentati on of MH — low and r�oderato income residents. the financi,fl and professional ca,:cunity, and property o:niers..rrh�s._c,:r..as5.ist in the reh?biliNation_of housing in the - area. This would balance the ca:,positien of the Board. J = Richard Fosmoen October 23, 1980 City Manager _' ✓ Sister Maura Philips -Angl o, Director of _Downtown Senior Citizens Center 118 N.E. 2nd Street - 374-6099 Lee Ruwitch - Anglo, Owner of Miami Review, active with Park West Redevelopment Plan 100 N.E. 7th Street - 377-3721 Getty Ashdown - Anq lo, Resident 431 N.W. 3rd Street, ='413 - 374-2147 Anna Brechner - An<;lo, President of Interamerican Comunication_s, Inc. 1 Biscayne Tower - 358-1429 The Dcwntca.;n Pevelcprient. Authority has recommended the follovina names for consideration: Charles Stack - Anc;lo, Business owner and attorney _ 100 Biscayne Boulevard - 377-8351 - , Brazl ask Mike - ---- _ ,� Analo, Business auger 75 E. Flamer Street - 379-8700 Angel Fernandez - Latin, Bank officer Peninsul,ir- Federal Savings & Loan 101 S.E. 2nd Avenue - 377-6900 Model Citv _ Fleeted Board "en -hers ; _ George Adc:�s, Elacr:, _t:esid-Vit and 'property owner` y Cornelius Allen P1ack re(ziden t Willie Cal hmun , Bi aci:, resident James Carprell, Black, resident Mary Green, Black, resident and property owner It is recoraended that appointments be made to ensure representation of low and moderate incnne residents, the elderly and the financial community to balance the Board. The follmina names are suhmitted for consideration as appointees: Eddie Bunyan - Black, past Board wemher and �resident_ 1155 N.W. 60th Street - 759-0721 tj-�27 Richard Fosmoen • October 23, 1980 City Manager It is recommended that the appointments be made in order that the Community Development planning process can proceed with a duly constituted Board in these areas. DS:mal BE- .. .y...1••�., .: s,J Lti <tlmI' ll: ,.s �:tiIC" •4. }.}y. , .. ,N ..T i ...«.ru�w�wxwva.,:t�'nus-.+1�ea:•w..:me�nla�,.�+w.•,.uev�wv,..>n,:ex+�.w«�....w...«..+�..w..�...+wd.e.s+•w..m.«.�......,....,,..-�.....�...�.,M,..... _ v Richard Fosmoen City Manager a 5- 0 October 23, 1980 The following names are submitted for consideration as appointees: Reverend Thedford Johnson - Black, St. John's Baptist Church - Pastor 1320' N.W. 3rd Avenue - 371-321.2 Ted Bliss - AnUlo, owner of multi -family housinn_bui1din(ls which he has rehabilitated _ J 545 Satinwood Drive - 361-2112 Charlie Johnson - Black, representative of Areri Fi rst Bank 1400 17th Avenue - 577-6481 Benjamin Brown - Black, past Board me-;ber, resident and business -owner 218 N.W. 14 th Terrace - 573-2009i Ron Frazier - Black, architect 5800 N.W. 7th Avenue - 754-0655 Jack Lindsey - Black, resident and prr perty 224 N.14. 21st Street Dana Dorsey Chapman - Black, past Board !nemt)er and property owner 17°0 d.1;J. 59th Street - 693-917? -Sam 6adanes-Annlo, owner of rr.ulti-far:.ily bl.rildinn in the_area; he has suhstanti 1-17 reh phi l i tated his oroaerties in Overtown 600 S.W. 21st ?oad - 854-0777 Dr. Michael Biance - Anal_o, Frinci,vil of Piv11is ,•Jheatlev_Eler.entary School, active ��ith past Cc-wunit�, Developi,�,ent process 1's00 Jl. !, Ist Place - 57-•263`l (DS-010� Helen l•lhack - Black, resident ind presic'ent of Rainhcw Village and Town Park Gardens Tenants Council 310 N.W. 22nd Street - 57-3-4721 Wi l l iar- Johnsen - i31 r-�- pa-7 t. Eo_;rd i -e, f,er, Director of Cut l,,er Credit Union 31-0, Avenue - 7 54-9236 The�coim,04?�L�,h�recoi,,rendl�ed the appointment of Dana Dorsey Chapman, Jack Lindsey, Charlie Johnson and ',lilliam Johnson. rSUPPQrTIE 80-827 4