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Home My WebLink AboutR-79-0045I C/ b RESOLUTION IVO► ` 12/28/18 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS TO THE CITY OF ,iIAMI AFFIRMATIVE ACTION , R 1 1�' ADVISORY BOARD, 06CAPM116. OLLO'N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following individuals are hereby appointed to the CITY OF ,1IAMI AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ADVISORY BOARD, TERM EXPIRES:: A I T. Smith December 10, 1980 1 Biscayne Tower Miami, Florida Replacing Alicia Baro whose term expires 12/10/80. B. Demetrio A. Perez December 10, 1980 904 S . W. 23rd Avenue Miami, Florida 33135 Replacing Marie Doland whose term expires 12/10/80. c. Marta Luis 1745 S. W. 13th Avenue Miami, Florida 33145 Replacing Marisa Gomez whose term expires 12/10/79. Paul Cejas December 10, 1980 December 10, 1979 1865 Brickell Place, Apt. A 1004 Miami, Florida 33129 Replacing Teresa Saldise whose. term expires 12/10/80, Jim Cassell 6757 N. Kendall Drive, Apt, C-201 Miami, Florida 33156 Replacing 13r4ce Thompson whose term expires 12/10/79 "DOCUMENTN20.EX ITEM NO. December 10, 1979 CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JAN 1 8 I9/9 9 45 'ASSi;1 ANb ADOPTED this I8th __day of Jatuat 4 1979: MAURIC[ A: H ERRE tAURICE A r FERRE, M A Y 0 R ATTEST: ONCIE4 CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: ROBERT F. CLERK ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: It ito "`t'.774 1i J1t CJi I.�t ! L DC) ; U ft.` `''.C.... FOLLOW" Match no 1919 Mr. H. T. smith (fie tiscayne TOWer Miami, Florida k Mt} t c NV,Itt WI; p,ccloart Crt} Cl�r4 DP.fit C ticlII{►. Celt ld �ti. Mc�rrl7�'�,i Prily•ri r,,t 1 Ttrt'!t'ti StA1r Georgia'.;. ilttic MlckbFILM blVISIOti Maria Isabel Fernandez Evelio Rito Dear Ht. Smith, Enclosed herewith please find a copy of Resolution No► 79-45, passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission appointing your to the Affirmative Action Advisory board. Yours truly, scickee•e-e- Ralph G. Ongie, .City Clerk OFFICF OF THE CITY CLERK/City Hal1/3500 Pan American Drive/Miami, Florida 33133/579-6065 1 Mareh 1 , 10/9 Mt, bemetrio A. f'eret 904 S. N. 23rd Avenue Miami, plorid& 135 bear Mr. Perez, R City Clerk MA'ffi' HIR.M Assistaht City Clark bEUUt CIfl CI FRO Sykia M. Mehdou Rnbert'sonic `iilhc'imihr I3. hottt-t I;;I;e rt F tirlgt.e, 5tAFI Georgia M. Little MICROFILM htvIslOti Maria Isabel Fernandez Evelio I:iro Enclosed herewith please find a copy of Resolution No. 79-45, passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission appointing you to the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. s truly, C>9g" r 1ph G. Ongie, City Clerk RGO/rt ENC. DOCUMENT� S. FOLLOW CE OF THE CITY CLERK/City Hall/3500 Pan American Drive/Miami, Florida 33133/579-6065 Match 13, 107g Ms+ Marta Luis 1745 s► W. i3th Avenue Miami, florida 33145 Radti lr. i)'Yi fit CI'c (.lift M tiS• HtRA.l Assistant City Clr~t► btPUtt titr Ci U 9 S 3glci„t,i l!n%viz,,. Robert kotrot E !Oki - Georgia Lithe MICitOFl1M 01V151Oti Maria Isabel Fetnahrk. t%ello Rttn bear MsLuisy Enclosed herewith please find a copy of Resolution No. 75-45# passed and adopted by the City of Miami commission appointing you to the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. truly, 411°I.'/ (Ii0114ut Ralph G. Ongie, City Clerk RGO/rt ENC. «SUPPnr-M\�E. DOLL!\[: fi�,i.._,�; ►1i._`d � �3 FOLLOW" OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/City HaII/3500 Pan American Drive/Miami, Horida 33133/579-6065 March . i 1970 Mr. caul rrejas --1865 ttickeil Place►• Apt.' P, 1004 • Miami,'lor da3129 RALPI1 G, G`': ,►F City Clr4 MA1Y HikAl Assistant City Clerk bUF'UtY tItY CLERkS 5ihia M. Mehidosa Robett I\'nrric 4lilhelmina B porter Robert t. 1ingli:1 S1AtE Georgia M. Little MICROFILM DIVISION Maria Isabel Fernandez Evelio Rizo Dear Mr. Cejas; Enclosed here'atith please find a copy of Resolution No, 79-45, passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission appointing you to the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. ?ours ,truly r 1ph G. Ongie, City Clerk RGO/rt ENC. ) ;' r.•,' ( r t ' • r ! . a n M,r_.= ,...r_�•- ^•!, i i E'.1 EU. LOW OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/City Hall/3500 Pan American Drive/Miami, Florida 33133/579-6065 Mareh 12, 1070 Mr. Jim Cassell 6757 N. Kendall Orive, Apt C-201 Miatmi, Florida 13156 PAIPi{ k Atfi' 'Hit; ,i AttiOant ,City Clot. btOl; i' C115 C1 tkk5. 3ctcis ki. Mehl, a kobt'tt-fvc1UiS Wtheltiuha B i';;+tt t itutvItE 0i1.% 5t4iF Geottia :M. littic MlekOltltil I)I�'lSIO' Mafia Isabel Fethandc.i lretio Rt.o bear Mr, Cassell, Inclosed herewith please find a copy of Resolution No. 79-45, passed and adopted by the. City of Miami Commission appointingyou to the Affirmative Action Advisory Board, / ,Pfrk%. 1ph G. Ongie, City Clerk urs truly, GZt0ste RGO/rt ENC. "SUPPORrivE FALL'ovr av-rs OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/City Hal1/3500 Pan American Drive/Miami; Honda 33133/579.6065 ESUMt PERSONAL DATA MARTA LUIS BORN: OCTOBER 20, 1937 U.S. CITIZEN SOCIAL SECURITY #:267.66.0028 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 1745 S.W. 13th AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 33145 TELEPHONES: BUSINESS: 858.0808 RESIDENCE: 858.4637 EDUCATION: High School: Institute of Pinar del Rio, Cuba Graduated Bachelor of Arts. 1951 College: School for Teachers, Havana; Cuba.. Teacher's Certificate- Graduated 1954 University of Villanova, Havana, Cuba -Master Degree in Education. 2 years. Mamouth College, Asbury Park, N.J.- Master Degree in Education Graduated 1957. School of Music Arts, Havana, Cuba- Degree in Music- Graduated 1952. Export & Import Training Course- Ace Freight 'g For warders, Hialeah, Florida- 1961 Arthur. E. Wise Real Estate School- Miami, Florida- 1969 Course -Real Estate License Law. University of Florida- 1970- Division of Continuing Education- Real Estate Principles and Practices, Course I 1972: Real Estate Principles and Practices- Course II Chayt Real Estate School -Miami Beach, Florida- License Law- 1972 Florida International University- Division of Continiuos Education Recertification of Buildings and Solar Energy- 1976. National Society of Fee Appraisers- South Dade Chapter- Holds a designation of ResidentialAppraiser. Registered Real Estate Broker. Notary Public, State of Florida. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Miami. Board of Realtors( Director) National Association of Realtors Florida Association of Realtors( Director Notional Society of Fee Appraisers- South Dade Chapter First Vice President Latin Association of WORK EXPERIENCE: Professor at School for Teachers - Havana, Cuba- 1957-1959 School Teacher- James H. Bright Elementary School- Hialeah, Florida, 1961-1962. Realtors Frontier Freight Forwarders, Miami, Florida- Export and Import 8usinese' 1962.1970 Arco Realty Corporation, Miami, Florida- Real Estate Salesmon= 1970.1973 1973 to date: Real Estate Broker. Own business: MARTA`LUIS REALTOR. EFERENCt5: Gory F. Conner, Esq.,-1481 N.W. 7th Street, Miami, Flo, 33125 Gabriel biaz.Bergnes, Fsq.,-45 S.W. 36th Court, Miami, Fla, 33135 Orestes Fernandez -Cana, M,D.-1820 S.W. 14th Avenue, Miami Flo,33145 Rafael A. Nodarse, M.D. 3201 West Flagler Street, Miami,F1a 33135 tulrictatinl Vit t _ct. DEIVMET1O A6 PEAEZ 904 SW 23rd, Ave Mimi, lay 33185 a4 05,E_643:A8 PERSONAL DATA: Date of birth: Height: Weight Marital Status: Health: Born in Matanzas, Cuba U, S, Citizen Parents Both Drs. in Ed, with more than 30 years of experience Wife: B.A. in Ed, Holds Florida Certificate, is -aaaaaaaam,e ms+l aalktaGiY,LLaC EDUCATION: August 7, 1945 6' 210 lbs, Married, one chile, Excellent Biscayne College, Dade County, Florida, B.A. degree in Education and Spanish M.S. degree in Human Resources (Exceptional children) Honors: \Who`s \Vho Among Students In American Universities & Colleges TEACHING CERTIFICATE: Holds a Fla. State, Department of Education Certificate Varying Exceptionalities Junior College Spanish Ed. ''' L ibj� a CURRENT WORK EXPERIENCE: FOL ..�a jV President, "Lincoln -Marti' Private Day Care Centers and Schools Editor, "El Matancero Libre" Spanish Weekly Newspaper, published every Wednesdays Professor, "Miami -Dade Community College" PUBLISHED WORKS: "School Life". Educational column. Las Americas Daily Newspaper, Miami, Have published several articles, reports and statements in the field of education, civic participation and minority groups in various local, state, national and foreign Media, Have written more than 200 full-length Editorial articles in addition to numerous research and reports. GUESTAii MEMBE1 SHIPt 1978/date 1978/date 1978/date 1976/date 1976/date 1976 1976/date 1975/date 1975 1974 1974 1973/date 1970/date 1970/1972 1970/date 1968/70 1968/69 Hav6 caiftpaigtt in tnvot' of better gapping bridges of understai?ding between our different community -groups. Have been public speaker on different Conventions and reunions a.t local and state levels. On 1976 spoke before the NAACP. Welcomed several Latin American Educational Delegations. BIPRISA Delegate Member Member Member Member Member Member President (2 times reelected) Member Member Member President (5 times reelected) Executive Member Board Member Member N. Commissioner Member -Press Coordinator Fla, Association of Academic Nonpublic Schools (FAANS) Dade County Association for Retarded Citizens (DARC) Latin Summer Fiesta International Festival, sponsored by Latin Chamber of Commerce State of Florida Child Care Advisory Board to the HRS (Tallahassee, Fla.) NAACP, Miami. TV Panel, Muscular Distrophy Marathon City Of Miami Organizer Committee Annual Interdenominational event "The City under One God" Bilingual Private Schools. Association (BIPRISA), with more than 25 schools members and 15, 000 students VIP Panel, Cerebral Palsy Telethon Dade County Hispanic Week Committee Dade County Manager's Committee about Latin participation in the Orange Bowl Annual Parade 22 Cuban Municipalities of Matanzas Federation of Cuban Educators YMCA International Jose Marti Inter -American Press Association (IAPA) International association of newspapers editors. Boy Scouts of America City of Miami Latin America Advisor Committee Have received Certificates of Appreciation, Diplomas, Placards and Awards from different institutions. A partial list includes: DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" County Board of Commissioners, Dade Co y City of: Miami Commission Dade County Hispanic Week Cuban i rotherhood Cuban Municipality of Mataritas Cuban Municipality of CAr ienas i;raduated Class, 1952, Matan2as Normal School, Assocfatioit of Fortifier Students in Exile, National Association of Cuban brs, in Eel, "Luis Pgret sit nosAward", Cuban Lions Cuban Lyceum Arqueological Society A1lapatah Community Development Committee Given by participants of the I Seminar "Exceptional children demands attention" Personalities of the South WQBA Radio Station, Mention of Honor t,incoln=Marti Award, given by the. HEW National Economic Development Association (NEDA) City of Miami Bicentennial Committee Community Television Foundation, WPBT Channel 2 OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS: 1978/date President, organizer and founder of the weekly spanish Seminar "Exceptional children demands attention" 1976 Co-sponsor of the March Against Crime, organized by the City of Miami Police Department 1975/date Organizer of the Annual School Parade honoring Jos€ Marti in Miami, as President of BIPRISA. This Parade is attended, from 1975, by more than 10,000 students. 'Jan. 28, Bayfront Park, Miami. Chairman of the Committee for the annual celebration of the Day of the Cuban City of Matanzas in the U.S., which is attended by more than 1,500 Matanzas' citizens. 1968/date REFERENCES: Experience in Public Relations, Journalism and private business. Active in civic and community affairs. Tends to many calls and requests of minority group families, which are voluntarily taken care of and properly channeled. Community, civic, religious, political, business, personal references on request. "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" YAVt; ti t.l�► �, r Pttlrnt, t;t1 tS GA S OHTA1Nfti H.M►ter (facihelora in Mechanical tntjint�r1hr0 ► VillahOvn tlnivrt-sity) 1471 M.P.R. (Maat ers ih Public Policy)) l artrai=ii iio i.vr rsityi t John (.4Ra nedy of eloV€ tft i nt) .1 ii'/ri. 3.b. (Law 'cl(tgrer ), Harvard Law ehooi) 1 '/r" nMA2hS...& ritttttt1ATtCN8 Graduated No, 1► Summa ( i i Lautlo, Enq i nor.rihq School ► 1911 from V:i 1 l,-irir .i tiniver i.t':y► ARTtrt r. Conc)ressionn l •tmmuni t.i e r ` ; . � � g � a C1'.I � .I t t ";1'11 0 ok]yGtlnrl d is tinctlon5 and a oropo zal Co- a now tle ` l n i tional apiiroaCh ► ►► 20 V i l l a nova Law tr,V i eW 91 (November ► 1974) .._.y ARTICLE: "To tive 'rntlrt'her Wo Must Tafite of itit,th Culttii-r,sitt Miami Daily News, June 12, 19/8. EMPLOYMENT 'Partner in the law Firm of Mnrti ne7-Girl h Amac30r. , Miami, Florida; rormerly an. Associate ;11 Chu(:1•.s h Flc1, Miami law firm; rormrrly Tns:t.rtictrr or mun4i.ne s Law it Quantitative Analysis, Biscayne,Coiirgr. ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Member, Advisory Board or Miami Mental Hci1+.h onter. Member', Committee frig Pull run,linrl of 1:�1,t�r,I ran Member. aunty Advisory Commit rr to .School icnnrd of Dade County Member, Board pf Dirrrtnrs Of Al] People Inc., (Prisoner Rehabilitation) Dialogo Familiar (Orng Problems in Yoiith) Dade County Crusar'Ir for I,i fn Encuentro Familiar (Christian Youth Program). Workei on Save Our Children Campaign Worked on Gunter Petition to reduce Insurance MEDIA APPEARANCES Miami Radio - WMBM WKAT WQRA WCMQ WFAA WOCN Miami T.V. Channel 6 Channel 1 Channel 21 ling;lntt 'i',v, - ('h;tonal 4 • Y100 `S U P P E RT I yr r DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" 1 7 7 t1 1176777 1.077 l:h`I6,-77 1 17h-77 1977-78' 1077 1077-78 i,. A toolAt I L ,x kl `at1 NIGRM MAIM lj t.M.E. (hacheslars i?1 Mnehanieal Ent inet►rinrl) , Vi 118n6vA Utiivr'rsity► 1471 M.P.P. (Masters in Public Policy), Ha?vartl tli;ivcAll;ity' John l:', itenntcly School of noverni net 1 ►i't � 3.1). (Law de) ► Harvard Law School, 1 n'1!' AWA )$__._& . Nittl tCATt.CNg Oraduatpd No. 10 Summ.1 turn 1 aude, from V.i 1 1,,n{- 'i tinivorsity, 8roi nnpring School, 1971 AltTICt.r: "Congressioni 1 •Tmm;rni t-A eA - A ci i !' i r• i r ii of tX1,Stinrt distinctions and a oroposa l Cor a now dr; r , n i. t iona1 approach ► 20 Vi 11 anova Law hr.view 97 (November, 1974) AM T('1,1 "To, T.ivr Togr,thr Wc' Must TaStle oF Until Cultiirr. s Miami Daily News, Tune 12, 1978, EMPLOYMENT 'Partner in the law. Firm of Mmvtinc!7-Cid Sunrn h Amadot", Miami, Florida; rormerl y an Ac snci atr At :;hut..1•.s 4 F1orn-, Miami law firm; rormorly Instructor of I1u!ai.ncss Law Quantitative AnalySi s, Biscayne Col.lcrm ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITrES Member', Advisory 8oarcl or Miami Mental 1a(7.11 !.l•h t tinter 11741 Member, Committee for Tull rrrnrlind of Ii1uc itirn 11767.7 Member,': County Advisory Commit -ion to School ItOnrd of Dade County l.�'l7 Member, Board of Dirr�rt:ors o : All People Inc., (i'ri sonrr itr. habi,litat.ion) 1.t 7r,-77 Dialog() Familiar (i)rug ProhJ.rms in Youth). 1976 Dade County Crusarlr' fir Li fr l.176-77 Encuentro Familiar (Christian Youth Program) 1977-78 Worked on Save Our Children Campaign 1977 Worked on Gunter Petition to reduce Insurance 1177-78 ti MEDIA APPEARANCES Miami Radio WMBM WKAT Y100 WQRA WCMQ WFAR WOCN Miami T.V.- Channel r, Channel 4 Channel 23 Itnt;tnii '1',v. - r'hnnno)- 4 - " C U P i O i! N . 1 1' i L.. t'1 f ) FOLLOW • c_ { e t, ►, i 4;tWember i0'�§ Joeeph R. `atg City Manager Y /i Robert b. Xrause, Direct -tar j' Human Resources Department Resignations of Member, from the AffirrnatiVe AdtioII Advisory. Board The follOWirig have resigned front the Board for diVerse tea . sons, they ate: BbARb MEMBBRS APPOINTED BY Marie Boland Commissioner Rose Gordon Marisa GoMeZ Bruce Thompson Mayor Maurice A. Pierre Alicia Baro Teresa Saldise Ilia Nye The Commissioners have been advised of these resignations by the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. Vice Mayor Manolo Reboso General Employees Association is eph . Br nrassie City Manager • ,tober•t5,Cratiaef Ditector )iepartitent Of 14Utnan Resources 1r ' t . 34 n becetber 2t y `� J i'Y, r, i is. Resighatioh§ frbmi AffiftatiVe Action Adviaory Board Pour (4) The agenda for the next City Cottht1Ssion Will include an item on appoint- meths to replace members of the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. The l otterSsThe concerned beUseful! tO be a high rate of torn- 1. The resignations have accumulated since July, without successor' appointments being made. Thus the current vacancies do not .represent any single set of reasons, 2, There is always turnover on large boards. Members of large boards tend to feel that their voice and voteareless significant than members of small boards, Many people feel that boards with larger than seven members have problems in group dynamics that maketheir work more difficult. 3. There have been a variety of reasons for the resignations. Chair- person Bruce Thompson has gone into his own private business. Vice -Chairperson Marie Doland has moved to Central Florida. Alicia Baro has expressed dissatisfaction with the organization of the affirmative action function Employee member Ilia Nye has resigned primarily because of her new job duties in the Police Chief's office. Teresa Saldise found that the Board work frequently conflicted with her law practice. These, at least, are my best understandings of the primary reasons. Most members have indicated a feeling that they have no significant influence on the City's affirmative action efforts. In some cases, they have expressed this as a desire to see the Affirmative Action Office report directly to the City Manager Yet the prevailing attitude, in my judgement, is an impression that neither the City Commission nor the City Manager pays sufficient attention to their recommendations. The. Board has adopted formal resolutions, sent official correspondence, and held official discussions on a variety of topics. The members have indicated, specifically, (1)That the City needs more funds for affirmative action training; (2)That the City should provide more funds for the Affirmative Action Officer to attend out-of-state seminars and workshops; and (3)That the City should pay for more than one position in the Affirmative Action Office, since three of the four jobs are now CETA-funded. "SUPPORTIVE DOCUIVIENTS FOLLOW" roteph fit. nraseie ty Ma ac E Page 2 In short, I think that many members of the Do odabelieve lieveithat Lion the It y government should make a stronger commitment t Those who have resigned as well as those who refrain share that vie1 in various degrees. It is always difficult, of course, for board members who have only an advisory function to regard that role as equal to decision -making board I think this places an even higher pis . ion on Board recommendations. of since -- in this case, specific act I think it is also important to note that the Board daivat aneimportalt juncture in its history. In 1977, the Board was badly interested, to the point that for several months we were even unable to assemble a quorum During 1978, the Boarhas argrgreater ydeg ee of harmony. Interest has picked up. rar a quorum present. Committees have been noformewhd. ThoughrthecBoard has lost members in the past six months, terested and concerned. I thitted it land thatawaysthat be foundstoe appointed who are equally comm � demon- strate the City's continuing support for the Board's programs. I am attaching the resignation letters that we velrecseived from Marie d from Bruce Thompson and Alicia Baro (Mayor Ferres nominees)P Doland and Marisa Gomez (Commissioner Gordon's nominees) Two members resigned without letters: Teresa Saldise ( y o s' Association). and Ilia Nye (originally nominated by the General Employ RDK:jb. John P. Bond, III Assistant City Manager etty.rift.mtAmt 1" . 1A0A1 bg ANC COt MIt E 8 Nan" At Address, __ .1745 8.:W. 13th Aveiiue Horne Phone Nor'___..,..�858_-453 . __.._�. Birth bate_.._: Business Address October 20, 1937 Realtor 1745 S.Wr 13th Avenue Business Phone No. 858-0808 EDUCATION See Resume ORGANIZATIONS OR COMMUNITY _ACTIVITIES See Resume Any additional information you would like to include that would be pertinent to your appointment to the Board or Committee for which you were nominated. Board or Committee for which you were nominated: Affirmative Action Board Member SU PPOR 1 - DOCU"': Fig L . (Use the reverse side of this page for additional space.) toSittoh and tit‘' Or MI:Rrtt Pet§o itl 1:tifffi tot ;Jo iihlrirt tti Adwikcty tar AtlibihiSttativar Lotifds oefil rot which you have beeh nominated (Board) ►nstfuctions: Please complete tthd sigh this foam and returh it along With a litter resume. dame: /. i 7 ' (First) Address of Pertnaneht Residence: -7—:1 I C 1.)) 1) f (Position (Middle) (Street and Number) (State) 3. Address of Business: ''L -G) (Street and Number) (Ct y) 4. Home Phohe Number: g' r '4/3— 3 7 6, Occtipatiuh: L % C /�• Business Phone NUmber: 041 (Last) (Zipcodc) ./ <.r_- c' P c)f Please indicate "Yes" or "No" to the following questions by checking,the appropriate box, also please elaborate oh your answers where requested. Are you a United States Citizen? Yes too Are you presently indebted to the Cityof Miami for and real or personal property tax, license fee or \es No property lien? If yes, please give details below: 9 Do you presently own property in the City of Miami other than your home andlor place of business? 10. If question 49 above is answered "Yes," is all of this property in conformance with City Ordinances? If "No," please give details below: Yes No/ E.][E Yes No ❑ ❑ 11. The City of Miami routinely makes a police check of the background of individuals nominated for positions on advisory or administrative boards and committees, The City Commission and the City staff make every effort to ensure that these checks and their results are maintained in confidence. DJ you have any objec• Yes No tions to such a chick heing'conducted. (See Ordinance a8622, amending Sec. 2--104 of City Code.) ❑ • 12. Please indicate in the space below any areas in which you m'ght find yourself in a position of conflict of interest should you be appointed to the Board for which you have been nominated. 1 understand that the statements contained herein will be a material consideration in the selection of an individual to serve in the position for which 1 have hen nominated. • D00U r1! i1 d FOLLOW"' PERSONAL ATA HARTA LUIS BORN: OGTCB 120, 1937 U.S. CITIZEN 26'i •Ob S SOCIAL SECURITY 4 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 1745 S.W. 13th AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 33145 TELEPHONES: USIESS808 RESIDENCE : 858.4537 DUCATION: High School: Institute of Pinar del Rio, Cuba- Graduated Bachelor of Arts- 1951 College: School for Teachers, Havana, Cuba. Teacher's Certificate. Graduated 1954 University of Villanova, Havaha, Cuba -Master Degree in Education. 2 years. Mamouth College, Asbury Park, N.J.— Master Degree in Education. Graduated 1957. School. of Music Arts, Havana, Cuba- Degree in Music- Graduated 1952. Export & Import Training Course- Ace Freight Forwarders, Hialeah, Florida- 1961 Arthur E. Wise Real Estate School- Miami, Florida 1969 Course -Real Estate License Law. University of Florida- 19-70- Division of Continuing Education- Real Estate Principles and Practices, Course I 1972 Real Estate Principles and Practices- Course II Chayt Real Estate School -Miami Beach, Florida- License Law- 1972 Florida International University- Division of Continiuos Education Recertification'of Buildings and Solar Energy- 1976. National Society of Fee Appraisers- South Dade Chapter- Holds a designation of. Residential Appraiser. Registered Real Estate Broker. Notary Public, State of Florida. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Miami Board of Realtors( Director) National Association of Realtors Florida Association of Realtors( Director) Notional Society of Fee Appraisers- South Dade Chapter First Vice President Latin Association of Realtors WORK EXPERIENCE:, Professor at School for Teachers - Havana, Cuba- 1957-1959 School Teacher- James H. Bright Elementary School- Hialeah 1961-1962. "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" duly • 201. 1g E Wohhe Banta -Maria Affii f`►ative Action Officer Hutnati Zesotirce Department P.O 30M 110708 Miami, ?1orida 33] Dear Ms. Santa-Mariat I sorry to have to inform you of my resignation to the Affirmative Action Board because of a conflict With my work. I wish the very best to you and, the Board on your future endeavors. it SUPrr%f r i s i 'ii ► t FALL 0 Sincerely, Marisa B. Gomez PERSONAL DATA MARTA LUIS BORN: OCTOBEE 20, 1937 U.S. CIT EN SOCIAL SECURITY #1267-66.0028 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 1745 S.W. 1 Sth AVENUE, MIAHI, FLORIDA, 33145 TELEPHONES: BUSINESS: 858.0808 RESIDENCE 858.4537 UCATION: High School: Institute of Pinar del Rio, Cuba- Graduated Bachelor of Arts- 1951 College: School for Teachers, Havana, Cuba.- Teacher's Certificate- Graduated 1954 University of Villanova, Havana, Cuba -Master Degree in Education. 2 years. Mamouth College, Asbury Park, N.J.- Master Degree in Education - Graduated 1957. School of Music Arts, Havana, Cuba- Degree in Music- Graduated 1952. Export & ImportTraining Course,- Ace Freight Forwarders, Hialeah, Florida 1961 Arthur E. Wise Real Estate School- Miami, Florida- 1969 Course -Real Estate License Law. University of Florida- 1970- Division of Continuing Education- Real Estate Principles and Practices, Course I 1972: Real Estate Principles and Practices- Course II Chayt Real Estate School -Miami Beach, Florida- License Law- 1972 Florida International University- Division of Continiuos Education- Recertification of Buildings and Solar Energy- 1976. National Society of Fee Appraisers- South Dade. Chapter- Holds a designation of Residential Appraiser. Registered Real Estate Broker. Notary Public, State of Florida. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Miami Board of Realtors( Director) National Association of Realtors Florida Association of Realtors( Director National Society of Fee Appraisers South Dade Chapter First Vice President Latin Association of Realtors WORK EXPERIENCE: Professor at School for Teachers - Havana, Cuba- 1957-1959 School Teacher- James H. Bright Elementary School- Hialeah, Florida, 1961-1962. "SUPPORTIVE DOC/ +' t° FOLLOW Re§ume Page # 2 Marta Luis Frat'tie Freight Forwarders, Miami, Florida. Export amd. Impart tusine§S- 1962 1970 Aran Realty Corporation, Miami, Florida- Real Estate Salesman. 1970.197 1973 to date; Real Rttito Broker Owt business MARTA LU!S 3 REALTOR, RMRENctSt . Gory F. Garner, Esq.,i1481 N.W. 7'th Street, Miami, Fla, 33125G31 Gabriel Diaz_Dergfles, Rsq. -'45 S.W. 36th Court, Miami, Fla, 36 Orestes FeYhandez_Gafo, M.D..-1820 S.W .14th Avenue, MiaFni,F1a,33146 v1a,�31�� Rafael A. Noddrse;� M.D.MAD. 3201.West Flakier Street, M aii YVonn6 Santa -Maria Affintative Action Officer gutnan iies5urc8 bepartMtht P.O. Box 110703 Miami, ?torida 33in bear MS. Santa -Maria: I'm sorry to have to inform you of my resignation to the Affirmative Action Board because of a conflict with my work. I with the very best to you and•, the Board on your future. endeavors. itO Li i (11 rt is FQ L. J_ ()lily, it y, �% Y Sincerely,. !� r Marisa B. Gomez t d. 44- pt(t 814 ��r" 724,) As7 1 it t1 :O Ni 1161 N. W. 33:'h stfittt IAMI, FLO ,IDA 33121 'J �o ttoVettbet 15, 1918 Mayor t•tautice Ferre City of t•tia.Mi Office of the Mayor 3350 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 .bear 'Maurice: Please accept any r..signation from the City' s Ai.:irmative /1dt:ion Hoard, effective immediately. Business as well as personal matters no longer permit me the time rtecessary,to function as an effective Board,Member. I would lie to recommend Robert Mcr;inn_y, Est. for' consideration as a replacement. Mr. McKinney is a recent graduate of the University Of Miami School of Law, now practicing Within the City of Miami. He is also a resident of the City and a native Miamian with the ability to fill this position. Mr. McKinney may be contacted at: Home: 3071 S. W. 2`/th Avem e, Apt. 7 443-8219 Office:ComMunity Lawyers' Inc. Caleb Center 638-6031 As Chairperson of the Affirmative Action Board since its creation, like to pass on the following observations and recommendations 1. The Affirmative Action office under the present organizational arrangement is not and cannot function as an advocate for the City's minorities., The Affirmative Action director should report: directly to the Manager and serve as Executive • Secretary of the Affirmative Action Board. The current arrangement constantly compromises t;ne Af.firrltiVe Action office, The current Affirmative Action staff:composition, training, size.and daily activities do not lend them.Selves to the accomplishment of the Affirmative Action to ;' ; would t3g11117Z DEC 14 Mayor Maurice A 'e `re Miauti:, l srida Dear Mayor Perrot Affi=inatiVe Action hereby resign as a Member of the Advisory toard to which you named me a couple of years ago: I feel that this Board has no influence whatsoever with management and that our suggestions or questions are left in th i air.. I further feel tint the Affirmative. Action officer should be directly responsible to the City Manager and not to Human:Resources as it is now. The Affirmative Action officer has no authority, .is not taken into consideration in many of the decisions that are made and therefore cannot be as effective as she could be. ThankH you for the opportunity you gave me to servo. However, my resignation is effective as of this date. Yours very truly, ' c-4:9 Alicia S . taro 271 NW 64 Avenue Miami, Florida 33126 cc Board Members IlltIUCt 1'WON1PSON 1 i6 1 MIAMI, Kl_?J'r',IjA 3:4i7 fib`.>etber 15, 1978 Mayor Maurice Eette City of Miami Office of the Mayor 3350 Pan American Drive Miami, Plorida 33133 bear Maurice: Please accept ,ny r,..signation from the City's Affirmative Action Board, effective immediately. Buciness as well as personal matters no longer permit me' the time necessary to function as an effective Board Member. I would like to recommend nobert McKinney, ESq. for consideration as a replacement: Mr. McKinney is a recent graduate of the University of Miami School of Law, now practicing ;within the City of Miami. He is also a resident of the City and a native Miamian :with the ability to fill this position. Mr. McKinney may he contacted at: Home: 3071 S. W. 27th Avenue, Apt. 443-8219 Office:Co. rnunity. Latyers.' Inc. Caleb Center 638--6031 As Chairperson of the Affirmative Action 3ciard since its creation, I would like to pass on the following observations and recommendations: 1. The Affirmative•Action office under the present. organizational arrangement is not and cannot function as an advocate for the City's minorities. The AEfirr.:ative Action director should report directly to the t4anager and serve as Executive Secretary of the Affirmative Action Board. The current: arrangement constantly compromises t:'.^_ Affirmative Action office. . The current Affirmative Action staff composition, training, size and daily activities do not lend themselves to the accomplish ent of the Affirmative Action tas'.:. . it 1Z IJ r I I 0 VI 1' s 0 9� i 1Ei i hJ . td�i�'. i?'h S 'r2C MIAMf, f LhffloA 810.7 (:O) G35 30E30 Wayet Maurice Pette November 14, 1978 Page Two The staff should include latins, blacks, as well as anglo women: This staff should be the thodel for the City. The staff must be adequately:trai.ned. No current Affitinative Action office staff member has any previous background in the area, nor has there been any meaningful training provided for this staff. This staff :.fast possess a professionsl understanding and poise regarding this delicate problem if We are to accomplish our task with the least amount of disrUption of the City's on -.going operations and pro -rote community harmony in the process. The size of the City's workforce and the population of the City of :`.iami., i'n relation- ship to the Affirmative Action office full time staff puts the City at a disadvantage in effectively accomplishing the Affirmative Action task. The Affirmative Action officer -must spent more time promoting and interpreting the City's Affirmative Action plan. I again thank you for providing me with the opportunity to have been of service. Very truly yours, Bruce Thompson V ("17-J:1:6 i3T;mda cc: Joseph R. Grassic City Manager Robert D. Krause, Director Department of Human Resources Affirmative Action Road f•:G;r.`oar •1 berembet 11, 1T78 Mayor Maurice A. Verre City Hall Miami, Vlorida .3@ltiTZ4,13 ARiAtkt Ot }U1UN RINktL4 Dear Mayor Jerre: T hereby resign as a member of the Affirmative Action Advisory Board to tohich you named the a couple of years ag.o. that this Board has no influence whatsoever with emanagement and that our suggestions or questions are left in th air. i further feel that the Affirmative Action officer should be directly responsible to the City Manager and not to• Human: Resources as it is now. The Affirmative Action officer has no authority, is not taken into consideration in many of the decisions that are made and therefore cannot be as effective as she could be. Thank you for the opportunity you gave me to servo. However, my resignation is effective as of this date. Yours' very truly, Alicia S. Baro 271 NW 64 Avenue Miami, Florida 33126 cc - Board Members