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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY
OF MIAMI, DA.DE SAVLNGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
SEFRIUS CORPORATION, MIAMI t4ORLD TRADE
CENTER, INC., EARL WORSHA�1 AND MIA?1I CENTER
ASSOCIATES, INC. CONCERNING THE DEVELOP-
MENT OF '1'Hf: All' RIGHTS OVER THE CITY OF
MIAMI PARKING GARAGF IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CITY OF MIAMI/UNLVERSITY OF MIAMI .IA"IES L.
KNIGHT INTERNATIONAL CENTER, SUBSTANTIALLY
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ATTACHED AGREEMENT.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to
execute an agreement between the City of Miami, Dade
Savings and Loan Association, Sefrius Corporation, Miami
World Trade Center, Inc., Earl Worsham and Miami Center
Associates, Inc. concerning the development of the air
rights over the City of Miami Parking Garage in connection
with the City of Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight
International Center, substantially in accordance with
the attached agreement.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of June, 1980.
RA PH G. ONGIE
CITY CLERK
MAURICE A. FERRE
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THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this day of June, 1980,
by and among THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA (hereinafter called
the "City"), DADE SAVINGS AD LOAN ASSOCIATION (hereinafter.
called "Dade"), SEFRIUS CORP., a Delaware corporation, and
MIAMI WORLD TRADE CENTER INC., a Florida corporation (here-
inafter collectively called "Sefrius") and EARL WORSHAM, an
individual, and MIAMI CENTER ASSOCIATES, INC., a Florida corpora-
tion (hereinafter collectively called "Worsham")
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, Worsham did present to the City a plan for the
development of a convention center, hotel and attendant parking
facilities; and
WHEREAS, Worsham was granted a right of first refusal with
regard to whatever development was to take place in the air space
above the parking facilities; and
WHEREAS Sefrius, Worsham and Dade have presented to the
City plans for the development of a world trade center in the
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air space above the Parking Garage; and
WHEREAS, Dade has made certain representations to the City
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and the United States Department of Housing and Urban Develop-
ment (HUD), in connection with an Urban Development Action
Grant (UDAG) concerning Dade's participation in the world trade
center; and
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WHEREAS, Dade did agree that it would be interested in
being the prime tenant in the trade center; and
WHEREAS, the construction of the Convention Center and the
Hotel have commenced and by the terms of certain contractual
arrangements the Parking Garage must be ready for occupancy on or
before February 1, 1982 and construction on the said Garage must
begin by a time that will permit such occupancy date to be met;
and
WHEREAS, Miami Center Associates, Inc. and the City have
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executed a contract designated "Turnkey Design and Development
Contract" for the construction of a parking garage providing not
fewer than 1450 parking spaces, with foundations and supports to
permit the use of the air rights for the construction of a
commercial building of 500,000 gross, leaseable square feet
of space; and
WHEREAS, the commencement of construction of the Parking
Garage under said Turnkey Contract requires that the City sell
its revenue bonds some time during the month of June, and the
City finds it necessary to expedite the completion of arrangements
respecting the leasing of the air rights; and
WHEREAS, in order to sell its revenue bonds, as authorized
by resolution of the City Commission, the City and Dade propose
entering into a lease agreement (the "Lease") pursuant to which
the City will lease to Dade certain air rights over, and other
rights in, the Parking Garage and grant certain easements to
Dade, subject to the terms and provisions thereof for use in
constructing a Trade Center; and
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WHEREAS, it is provided in the Lease, inter alia, that
(i) the plans and specifications for the Parking
Garage shall be subject to Dade's approval limited to
Dade's determination of whether they comply with the
engineering standards in Exhibit C of the Lease;
(ii) Dade•may propose changes or additions to such
.plans and specifications respecting architectural and aesthetic
features to meet special needs of the special design of
the Trade Center or to harmonize the appearance of the
Parking Garage with that of the Trade Center, subject to
entering into an agreement with Miami Center Associates, Inc.
and to Dade's assurance that the City's maximum cost of
$15,000,000 for the Parking Garage, if exceeded by reason
of such changes or additions, will be borne by Dade and to
the City's leasing of certain retail space to Dade upon
terms enabling Dade to recoup costs of the Garage paid by
Dade that benefit the City;
(iv) Dade accepts the Demised Premises subject to
the Turnkey Contract; and
(v) Dade agrees to refund to the City any UDAG Grant
not paid by the Government by reason of,Dade's failure to
commence or complete the construction of the Trade Center
by the respective dates prescribed by the Government; and
WHEREAS, Dade is prepared to execute the Lease if it is
assured that in the event the plans and specifications for the
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world trade center prepared by Sefrius and Worsham either are
not delivered to Dade by July 20, 1980, or that such plans are not
feasible in Dade's opinion, Dade shall have the right to proceed
with a world trade center or commercial structure in the air
space of its own design, said design to be compatible with the
aforesaid turnkey agreement for the Parking Garage; and
WHEREAS, Dade wishes to be further assured that, if it
proceeds with a world trade center or a commercial structure
in such air space of its own design as aforesaid, the right of first
refusal for the air rights claimed by Worsham shall be specific-
ally waived by Worsham to the extent hereinafter provided.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is mutually agreed by the parties hereto:
1. The parties hereto accept the truth of each and every
one of the statements contained in the foregoing preamble.
2. Sefrius and Worsham agree that they will jointly
prepare plans for the devleopment of a 1450 car parking garage
and a world trade center building of approximately 600,000 gross
square feet to be built above portions of the Parking Garage and
that these plans will be developed and forwarded to Dade prior
to July 20, 1980. Dade will pay for such separate plans.
3. If the plans are submitted to it by July 20, 1980, Dade
will analyze the plans and prior to August 1, 1980 will notify
the parties hereto of its determination as to whether the trade
center building called for, taken as a whole, provides an
.economically feasible project for Dade and whether said plans for
the parking garage conform to certain engineering standards as
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agreed between the City and Dade.
4. If Dade and the City approve the plans submitted by
Sefrius and Worsham and Dade shall enter into an agreement with
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Sefrius and Worsham for the development and leasing of the afore-
said trade center and the City and Dade shall enter into a -
lease agreement leasing the air rights and other rights in and
over the parking garage for such trade center, said Turnkey
Contract shall be assigned by Miami Center Associates, Inc. to
Sefrius and Worsham by novation and the plans of Sefrius and
Worsham shall be used for the construction of the parking garage.
When, if and as Dade proceeds with its plans for the construction
of the trade center to be built in the air rights leased under
the Lease, Dade herewith agrees that it will, in the course of
said construction, comply with the representations made on
Dade's behalf or by Dade directly to the United States of
America, Department of Housing and Urban Development respecting
the UDAG Grant, and that Dade will reimburse the City if
any refund of the UDAG Grant is required by UDAG to be refunded
by the City as the result of any failure to 'comply with said
representations.
5. If the plans as called for are not•submitted to Dade
by July 20, 1980, or, after analysis of the plans, Dade determines
that the plans do not represent a project it wishes to become
involved with, then Dade will so notify Sefrius, Worsham and the
City prior to August 1, 1980.
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6. If Dade notifies Sefrius, Worsham and the City that
it does not wish to go forward with the Sefrius and Worsham
plans, then the City shall have 30 days from the date of
receipt of such notice in which to inform Dade that the City is
releasing Dade of its obligations under the Lease and any other
obligations entered.into by Dade and the City. If the City so
releases Dade of its obligation herein, the right of first
refusal to the air rights shall automatically revert to Miami
Center Associates, Inc. The 30 day period may be extended by
Worsham through notice to Dade and the City.
7. If and at the time the City releases Dade of its obliga-
tions as lessee, Dade and the City shall execute mutual releases
as to all claims against one another; however, the City shall
reimburse Dade for any expenditures under the lease that Dade
has reasonably incurred, including all reasonable expenses of
Sefrius and Worsham, not in any event to exceed $ .
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Joseph R. Grassie May 30, 1980
City Manager
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Vincent E. Gr' mm "'dr '
,`Ass Atant City. i nager
In order to be able to present to the City Commission a firm purchase contract
for the $60,000,000 of bonds for the Conference/Convention Center, it is
necessary that we be authorized to proceed with the sale on June 6. The pre-
ferred procedure would have been for the City Commission to give final approval
to the Trust Indenture and the Official Statement. These actions would have
been the catalyst for the sale of the bonds.
In order to finalize the Trust Indenture and the Official Statement, it is
necessary that all documents involved would have been approved in final form by
the Commission. Unfortunately, we have not been able to resolve the air rights
lease for the World Trade Center in time for those provisions to be incorporated
in the Official Statement and Trust Indenture on June 6. In disussions with
the City's Bond Counsel and Bond Underwriters, they have agreed that we could
proceed on this basis with every effort being made to finalize these documents
in advance of June 19.
Attached is a copy of the proposed air rights lease for the World Trade Center.
At the present time it is not signed by Dade Savings and Loan. It is hoped that
the Commission will adopt this agreement in principle and authorize you to
execute the agreement when all the final provisions have been satisfied. As it
stands now, the only major obstacle is the extent of approval by Dade Savings
and Loan of the plans for the parking structure. If Dade Savings and Loan come
to an agreement with the Miami Center Associates for the development of not only
the parking structure but the World Trade Center Tower, then the problem of con-
trol will be resolved.
Also attached is a companion agreement to the air rights lease. This companion
agreement satisfies further the relationship between the parties, i.e., City of
Miami, Dade Savings and Loan Association, Sefrius Corporation and Earl Worsham.
In essence the Commission needs to authorize on June 6th (1) authority to proceed
towards a firm 'Purchase contract for the S60,000,000 Bond Issue on June 19;
(2) approval in principle of the air rights agreement with authority for the City
Manager to execute the agreement when the terms have been finalized; (3) authority
for the Manager to execute a companion agreement for the air rights lease which
establishes relationship between the parties.
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On June 19 we will ask the Commission to approve the following:
1. The Trust Indenture
2. The Official Statement
3. The purchase contract for $60,000,000 in Revenue Bonds
4. The final version of the supplement to the Lease and Agreement
dated September 13, 1979
5. To authorize an increase in the scope of the Rooney Contract
6. To authorize an increase in the scope of the Florida Steel Contract
cc: Earl Worsham
Jim Connolly
Joe Guandola
Ernesto Pena
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