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Pd. Joseph ito Grassie city Manager Fnom, beha Spillman, Director Community Development January 9► 1979 F-1 :c r 5th ► 6th b and 7th Year Community beVelapteht Application The Public Hearing scheduled at 3:00 P, M. on January 18th is the first hearing on the proposed three year application for Community Development $lock Grant funds. The second hearing is expected to take place at the first Commission meeting in February. This is the first year that the federal government is requiring a three year plan for the use of Community Development funds. Accompanying the three year plan will be an annual plan for the Fifth grant year. Annual plansmust also be submitted at appropriate times for the sixth and seventh years and shall be in accord with the previously submitted three year plan or an amendment to the three year plan which may be submitted with the annual application The Department of Housing and Urban Development will continue to approve funds on an annual basis. Funding levels for the three years covered in the application are anticipated to be as follows: Fifth Year Sixth Year Seventh Year June 15, 1979 - June 14, 1980 $10,764,000 June 15, 1980 June 14, 1981 $10,921,000 June 15, 1981 June 14, 1982 $10,921,000 The above figures were supplied to the City by HUD and are subject to revision, The planning process for this application began in the community in August, 1978. Residents were informed about the three year aspect of the new plan, the kinds of activities that could be funded and the timetable for the application process. Planners discussed the needs of the communi- ties with the residents and many potential projects were discussed. In November the citizen recommendations for projects were forwarded to the Community Development office. Additionally, other projects were proposed by various city agencies, and special interest groups such as the handicapped. Proposed projects were reviewed by. Community Development staff according to the following strategies as developed and reviewed by the City Commission in previous years. Joseph I Brassie page two danuary 9, 1979 Selected tetttovat of siurit and blighted conditions itnprb*/ettteht afld/o ` non etosion of the City1s tait base Benefit tb low and Moderate ihcotne per?ons increased standard housi.hg stock for residents. Leveraging Of Community Developnleht funds with other sources of funds tncrease and develop job opportunities = MaXitnitation of the use of 'various housing assistance programs, complemented with special City programs The hearing on the eighteenth is held for the purpose of allowing citizens to comment upon the proposed recotnmendations to the Commission prior to final review and approval. Although a second public hearing on the appli- cation is no longer required by the federal regulations, it is recommended that the Commission go ahead with the anticipated second public hearing at the Commission meeting in t'ebruary, as two public hearings have been held in the past and as HUD regulations did not change until late in the plan- ning process. /rjf 111111 1111111111111111111 HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT RECONT1ENDATIONS AND STATIJS i i k IS E►IIA ©� i I IIIIIIII�■ ■mi i i TABLE OF CONTENTS. Allocation Distribution Funding Analysis Comparison. Table Recommended Project Allocations General Budget Outline Project Recommendations/Maps/Project Status PAGE- 1 3 4 8. City -Wide Allapattah 25 Coconut Grove 36 Culmer 45. Downtown 57 Edison -Little River 67 Little Havana 76 Model City 89` Wynwood 10G Housing Assistance Plan Summary: of Housing Assistance Needs and Goals 112 Survey of Housing Conditions 113 Housing Assistance. Needs of Lower Income Households 114 Status of Minority Households Requiring Assistance 115 Three Year Housing Assistance Program 116 Annual Housing Assistance Program 117 HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN i PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS „z 111111111 ALLOCATION DISTRIBUTION Eli anal under tions. neighborh standards f could not be Resident's Reco Community Developm in the project select of citizen participatiq in August, 1978 and ende. Existing Commitments - Anoth consideration in allocating et, ment funds is that projects whi,, commitments should receive priorl no mitigating circumstances. Exan1 development of parks after acquisit3 tinuing street improvements projects:\ Relationship to City Budget Requirements Some projects have implications for future maintenance or staff support out of the Cit general operating budget, as operational acti' ties are ineligible to receive Community Develo ment funds. Specifically, Community Development projects such as parks, streets, and neighborhood \ facilities, which may be purchased and constructed \\ under the Community Development Block Grant HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN FUNDING ANALYSIS Staff utilized the following criteria in recommending appropriate expenditures for the 1979-82 Community Development Block Grant Program. Eligibility - Project proposals were first analyzed as to their eligibility for funding under federal Community Development regula- tions. Many of the projects submitted by neighborhoods and agencies did not meet HUD standards for eligibility and consequently could not be considered for funding. Resident's Recommendations Residents of Community Development target areas were involved in the project selection process through a series of citizen participation meetings.which started in August, 1978 and ended in December, 1978. Existing Commitments - Another very important consideration in allocating Community Develop- ment funds is that projects which have existing commitmentsshould receive priority if there are no mitigating circumstances Examples include development of parks after acquisition and con- tinuing street improvements projects. Relationship to City Budget Requirements - Some projects have implications for future maintenance or staff support out of the City's general operating budget, as operational activi- ties are ineligible to receive Community Develop- ment funds. Specifically, Community Development projects such as parks, streets, and neighborhood facilities, which may be purchased and constructed under the Community Development Block Grant HOUSINGASSISTANCE" PLAN Program, will require ongoing maintenance and operational costs. Projects which would require ant extreme commitment from the City's general operating budget were not considered for funding.. Miami. Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan and .Target Area's Strategies - All. projects were reviewed for consistency with the Miami Comprehensive Neighbor- hood Plan and the strategies developed by planners for each neighborhood.. Particular attention was given to the concentration of complementary projects in Neighborhood. Strategy Areas (NSA) Public Service Programs Only existing public ser- vice programs which directly benefit the Neighbor- hood Strategy Areas or service programswhich,are consistent or related to neighborhood revitalization, physical improvement goals, and holm -fag related en- vironmental improvements may be funded.. Leveraging Funds - In allocating Community Development funds, consideration will be given, to; funding those projects which have the potential to be combined with additional sources of public or private funding_ Sequence or Phasing. Projects will be phased over time so as to expedite expenditure of Community Development funds. For example, design of street improvements will take place in one year and con- struction will take place the next year.. Commercial Streets Due to limited availability of funds,it is recommended that major commercial street improvements not be undertaken at 100% funding from Community Development funds.. City Highway Bond funds should be utilized for projects of this nature, and property owners should be assessed for 25% of improve- ments made. -1- PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS;.' DOA 1 CU Imam APJAPAWNA IIII • FUNDING ANALYSIS Continued Housing Bond Issue - Funds for acquisiton of slum and blighted property for housing reuse will be allocated from the City's housing bond fund as allocation of units are received from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development_ City -Wide Projects - Projects which are con- sidered to have a major impact on the City of Miami as a whole or which will serve more than one target area were designated as City -wide - Economic Development projects which will in- crease the City's tax base and which will provide employment opportunities to City residents were placed in this category. PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATCJS DOW CG 1 UIIIIII!11D! 1 fIP!II 1st Year Allocation Comparison Table Target Area and --City Wide Allocations by Year City of Miami: Funds • 2nd Year. Funds 3rd'Year Funds 4th Year Finds Recommended Committed Allocation Committed Allocation Committed Allocation Committed 3 rear E,5,6„7th Total.A1locaiion ALLAPATTAH $ 300,000 $ 160,485 COCONUT GROVE 141,000 141,000" CULM R 350,000 350,000 107,000 107,000 259,000 259,000 EDISON-LITTLE RIVER LITTLE HAVANA MODEL CITY 796,000 163,663 218,000 774,500'. 163,663 218,000 $ 456,000 $ 456,000 470,000 470,000 350,000 338,746 150,000 72,000 673,000 665,515 1,350,000 1,339,174 717,000 707,378 530,000 528,608 429,000 429,000 $ 522,000 $" 369,206 $ 942,000 $ 40,;433 493,000 453,600' 562,500" 150,000 709,000 665,945 1,887,000 371,350 ** 425,000 49,149 474,000 210,50G 675,000' 483,422' 860,000 173,950< 1,396,000 1,396,000 1,160,000 131,042 772,000 772,000 1,040,000 137,387 401,000' 354,431 695,000 67,059 3,369,000" 2,717,499` 1.390.000 99}„750 $2,334,663 $2,173,648 : $5,125,000 $5,006,421 $8,762,000 $7,261,252' $9,010„500$1,381,471 S2,605,663 $5,708,977 59,693.000 $10,187,023 Funds committed to programmatic activities, design and/or under construction contract. - Land acquisition. removal of slum and blight funded out of City-wide funds.. Little Havana, Coconut Grove and Downtown received Housing Funds. $ 2,019,000: 2',090,000 2,835,000 2,248+,000; 2,8-10,000 3,.322;,000 2`,460 ,000: 2'„116,000 7`•330.000 $27,230„000 $32,,606 „000 HOUSING- ASSISTANCE PLAN Coconut Grove Land Acquisition for Housing $ 435,000E Downtown Land Acquisition for Housing 1.400„000 Downtown SImr and Blight Clearance 250,000 Little Havana Land Acquisition for Housing 600,000 -3- PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATFIS DOW MII IIII I! IIIUIIIIII ,5TH, 6TH, AND 7TH YEARS RECOMMENDED PROJECT ALLOCATIONS CITY OF"` MIAMI PROJECT ALLAPATTAH NSA Rehabilitation Streets Land Acquisition, Public Housing Mini Park Curtis Park Improvements Market Analysis Transportation Program Sub -Total COCONUT GROVE Land Acquisition Street Improvements Housing Rehabilitation Graphic Employment Training Mental Health Clinic Sub -Total CULMER Culmer Housing Revitalization Dorsey -Wheatley NSA Street Imp. Land Acquisition Overtown NSA Land Acquisition Economic,Development Interim Assistance Sub -Total HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 5TH 6TH - $ 450',000 $ 460,000' 50,000 150,000 150,000 60,000 15,000 30,000 30,000 $ 905,000 $ 490,,000 100,000 100,000 -- 200,000 350,000 300,000 50,000 -- 130,000 130,000 630,000 $.` 730,000 200,000 150,000 200,000 100,000 200,000' 35,000, 150,000 200,000 100,000 200,000 850,000' $ 685,000, PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS `', I I, 7'11 30,000 540:,000 100,000 300u,000t 200,000 130,000 $ 730,000 350,000 1501,000 000 500,000 100,000 200,000. $1,300,000 3 YR TOTAL $ 9°10,00'0 560,0 150,000' 150,000 60,000 15,00E 90,000 $1,;9'35,0000 30(4000 500,000 850,000 50a,000) 390,000 $2,0900,0001 200,000 385,000 450,00E 900,000 300,000 600,000 $2„835,000 DOW - col 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU II IIIIII� AoKowe STtt, 6TH, AND 7THH YEARS RECOMMENDED PROJECT" ALLOCATIONS CITY OF MIAMI Continued DOWNTOWN Lummus Park Land Acquisition NSA #1 Relocation New Town In Town EdCom Elderly Services Sub -Total EDISON-LITTLE RIVER Buena Vista NSA Rehabilitation Street Improvements Land Acquisition. Sub -Total LITTLE HAVANA NSA #1 Street. Improvements Relocation Riverfront Park Street Improvements Comm. Center Transportation Program Homemakers Service Centro Mater Cuban Memorial Boulevard* Sub-Tota1 HOUSING ASSISTANCE --- 250,000. 100,000 125,000 50,000' 250,000 625,000 ---- 16,000 16,000 $ 791,000 $ 641,000 550,000 100,000' 100,000 $ 750,000 250,000 300,000 500,000 56,000 10,000 85,000 30,000 20,000 $1,251,000'- $1,000,000 550,000 600,000 $1,150,000 375,000, 500,00a - 10,000 85,000- 30,000 -5- PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS ANDYSTATUS 250,000 50,000` 500,000 16,000 500,000:- 275,000, 800,000 625,000 48,00a 816,000 $2,248,000 550,000 1,650,000E 300,000 1,000,000 100f,000 850r,000 $2,750,000 250,000 500,000 150,000 8,25,000 500,000 1,500,000 --- 56,000 10,000 30,000 85,000 255,000 30,000 90,000 --- 201,000 $1,025,000 $3„ 276,000 DOGJ CU IIIIIIIIIIIIIMI111 5TH, 6TH, AND 7TH YEARS RECOMMENDED PROJECT ALLOCATIONS. CITY OF MIAMI Continued. MODEL CITY King Heights NSA Revitalization Rehabilitation Street Improvements Land Acquisition Tacolcy Recreation Tenant Education Sub -Total WYNWOOD NSA Rehabilitation Streets Land Acquisition Senior Transportation Sub -Total TARGET AREA -WIDE PROJECTS Garment Center* Specialty Center* Economic Development Building Demolition Dinner Key Island Park* Tree Planting Little Havana Fire Station Historic Preservation Handicapped Mobility Contractor Training Sub -Total MUSING ASSISTANCE' PLANT- --- $ 300,000 400,000 400,000 --- 500000 150,000 --- 50,000 50,000` 20,000 20,000 $ 620,000 S 820,000 --- 3004000 100,000' 100,000 1001, 000 72,0001 72,000 $ .172,000 $- 572,000: 500,000 - 1,000,000 200,000 25,000 400,000 100,000 676,000 50,000 -80,000 5,000 $3, 036, 000 500,000 2,000,000 200,0001 25,000 100,000 50,000 100,000 PROJECT RECONMENDATIONSAND STATUS $ 250,000 700,000 50,000 20,0.00 $ri ,020,000 400,000 900,000 72,000 S1,372,000 $ 550,000 8000,000, 750i,000 150,000 150,000, 60,,.0:00 $2,460,,,000 700,000 100001,000 200,000a 216:,00.0J $20116,000 6000000 1 0,600,000 244,000 30244,000 200,000 600,0001 25,000 75,000 400,000 100,000 300,000 676,000 50,000 150,000- r00,000 280,000 --- 50000 $1 ,319,000 S7,330,0.00 111111111111111.11111111=11111111111111 1 OTHER PROJECTS Planning and Management Administration Project Repayment Contingencies Sub -Totals GRAND TOTALS 5TH, 6TH, AND 7TH WARS RECOMMENDED PROJECT ALLOCATIONS CITY OF MIAMI 50,000 700,000 190,000 819,000 50,000 700,000 • 20(1,000 908,00E 50,000` 700,000 200,000 999,000 150,000 2,100;,000 590`,000 2,726,000 $1,759,000 $1,858,000 $1,949,000t $5566,000' $10,764,000 : $10,921,000 $10,921,000- $3'2,6065,000- *Other funding sources such as Urban Development Action: Grant, Economic Development Administration, Urban Parks, etc.. will be sought for additional funding. NOO SING PLAN .... PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS! i • THREE YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM GENERAL BUDGET OUTLINE 1979-80 (5TH) Land Acquisition/Removal of Slum and Blight Housing Rehabilitation Public Facilities and Improvements* Neighborhood Economic Development Social Services 6. City -Wide Projects Contingency/Local Option Administration/Including Assistance to Other Departments *Includes street improvements, open space :parks development and interim assistance. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN TOTAL GRANT AMOUNT $ 1,350,000 1,950,000 2.251,:000 165,000 443,000 '3,036,000 819,000 750,000 1980-81 (6TFf} $ 1,300,000 2,310,000. 2,.135,000. 100,000 443,000 2,975,000 908 , 000 750,000 $10,764,.000 $10,.921,000 PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS' 1981-82 (7TH) 3"YR TOTAL. $ 1,200,000 1,400,000 4,.710,000 100,000" 4434000 1,319,000 T1(1" nnn 750,000 $ 3,850 „000' 5„660,000 9„096,.000 365,000, 1„329,000 7,330,:000 „726,.000 2,.250,000 $10,9214000 $32,.606,,000 DOW MIN III r NI I I Ill I I II INN HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 11 1111 11 1 1 11 J1,s.N 111PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS AND STATUS • DOW -co 1111111 ionnmi - • . -- • • APJAVAIT N1111111111111 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMEN ATIONS 5thi 6th& Th YEARS CITY WiCE WYNWO\ Rib) 1 II III IIII�1 ()LITTLE HAVANA FIRE STATION MIAMI RIVER SPECIALTY CENTER GARMENT CENTER EXPANSION DINNER KEY ISLAND PARK OTHER PROJECTS: - BUILDING DEMOLITIONS - TREE PLANTING — REMOVAL OF ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS — HISTORIC PRESERVATION - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - CONTRACTOR TRAINING 5T;6T"&7T".YEAR ;CD PROJECTS CITY WIDE HOUSING ASSISTANCE 111111 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I0I I COCONUT GROVE cer, LIMITS - F -10- WYNWO\ , LITTL E MOO iseciaitwIraw - causeway* II {IIIII■ CflY WIDE • PRROJEECTTITLE 1111111111111111 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1. Little Havana Fire Ste- This new station will oonso- tion lidate Ire and Rescue Com- panies currently -located at stations 03 and 014.- New station 014 will be a three: or four -bey station to house two pumpers, one ladder and one rescue apparatus. It will pzo- 'vide operating efficiency and Jester response services to area. 3. Dinner Tay Island Park HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN the ESTIMATED COST- ►$ a S 676,000 Recommended for fmding. This project provide. improved fire protection for a moderato density residential area that has experienced significant growth during the last 10 years. Addi- tional funding will be provided with City Bond Funds. Demolition of unsafe structures $ 25,000 yearly Project includes the construc- tion of a foot bridge from mainland to publicly owned seven acre island 600 ft. off share and dwelopment of island aye Picnic, swiss ing,. fishing, bicycling recreation resource.. 1 WY, NWO\ .11!61,, 111111111111 Rscasaiendod', for funding. The removal of unsafe structures is an important amity need and support. other C D-projects:. Racamssnded for funding- Purpose, of project is ti provide accosts marina development. Activities will include fishing pier, beach development, picnic arse and bike path. Development tom -be cample within 12'months of receipt of DOR grant for 50t of project cost (CDBG funds serve as a match)s. Project will, serve directly, the residents of adjacent Coconut target area and generaily'rest- dents` of !Miami and Dade County - LITTLE El» PROJECT TITLE Tree Planting milli PROJECT DESCRIPTION The planting of trees within the public R.O.11r. in CD Target Areas. Removal or Architectural. Renovation of a community Barriers in City Parks. building to serve the handi- capped and improvements in public facilities to make them more accessible to the handi- cappe& 6. Historic Preservation To assist local historic groups in the preservation of ,historic properties in Target Areas. Specific properties to be included shall be deter- mined. PROJECTCATEGORy' PhysjcariResfd'ent?fa l Related! ESTIMATED COST. 300,000! Recommended: for funding.. The environmental quality of resi- dential and conmercial areas is greatly enhanced by this project. This is an ongoing program.. 280.000 Recommended, for funding. 'Ttiis ongoing project supports City with Strategy_ 150,000 Recommended for funding. This ongoing project is needed: to preserve and/or relocate his- torical properties which are endangered. —12— 1 III III 11111111 N•IIIIII iMIEW11111 Hi PROJECT Tm E PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST RECOMMENDATION PROPOSED (lMTHOUSANDS 5ItIYEAR FUNDING &Wear 7tfr ttatt 7. 8. Garment District Ex pan- sion. Miami River Specialty Center (bounded by Flag- ler Street, the Miami River, N.W. 2nd Street and N.X. 6th AVenue). Garment District Expansiong including land acquisition, de- molition and relocation to facilitate the growth of the Garment Districtas indicated by the City of Miami's Com- prehensive Neighborhood Plan. To continue to acquire land along -the Mani River fora Specialty Center complex. The land would be assembled by the City and then resold or leased to a developer. The proposed development would take advan- tage of its marine location (perhaps including a seafood restaurant, a retail fish mar- ket, and a marina), and would also emphasize the tropical and Latin flavor of south Florida. Possible components of the cam- plea include Cuban pastries, tropical ice cream and open- air Conch bar, "Cuban restau- rants , etc. The project also includes relocation, demolition and site preparation. SI 500,000 S5,000,000 Recommended for fundin ,..This, isar� ongoing. CD -project that will create additional employment op - portunities,: remove slum and and blight and increase thelocal tax base. Additional sources of funding will be pursued. This project is consistent, with both"the target area and the Citywide economic development strategy. St will also have a major impact on- the economic revitalization of the Latin:cam- mercial areas near Downtown„"and create numerous new employment opportunities.. Additional fund- ing will be pursued. ~, i. S 500,00a 1 S1,0004000; 500n000i '2,.000',000'$ F . 5001..001X _ c 2 000 �. (({ HOUSING ASSISTANCE. PLAN ■ wYNWO\ 11111111I -13- DowAN c NMI 111111 I I I I IIIIIIVIII HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT DESCRIPTION Funds are provided for the City of Miami Office of Trade and Commerce to provide economic development services, business recruitment and development services. 11111111 1111111111111111 ESTIMATED COST S 200i000 yearly Provides training and assistance$ for minority contractors in preparing documents necessary for City bid procedures. i WINWO\ 1111111 5,000 PROJECT CATEGORY EconoaYc oevempmmne RECOMMENDATION Recommended for funding. This: ongoing program is:amessential :> component of the City Wide Econo- mic Development Strategy.. -- Recommended for funding.. will provide training and information' to minority contractors in order to enable them tocompetitivelr submit bids to the City and ewer cute contracts_ This funding is supplemental to Dade County funds CU itJiriri xi **idir :MOOR -AN' UM bAt : Oetobtr 2, 10/ §013Atfi: Appiitstioh for eomut ity teveloptett Pu ide fet Pitt Prroteotieft iaciiitp H, trite., Chief tirettot, bepattelett of rite Please consider the attached proposal for funding udder the present Community Development $lock rat a if you have any recommendations as to structure or tOOteft of the proposal, please contact Me et 57 -6300. MIAMI FIRE DEPARTMENT AMICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTION COST OF NEW FIRE STATION #/14 • City of Matti Fire beparttlett application for Cott,pn ty beve1optaetit funds to make possible the ootiatructiot of a tjew Fite trbtection tacility within the City of Miemi's tr`eighborhood Strategy Atea 1/11. R tOPOStb NNW FACILITY The proposed new facility t i11 be a multi-co:npat v Fire Station located on the northwest corner of Eeacon Boulevard (S.W. 22 Avenue Road) and $.14'. 4 Street. This new facility will house four Fire Department apparatus: (1) one engine company, (1) one hose company, (1) one aerial ladder company, and (1) one' rescue company. JUSTIFICATION NSA 011 lies within Fire Demand Region-#13. This area has experienced the most rapid growth of'any of the City's Fire Demand Regions in terms of land -use change since 1960. Little' Havana is the City's most populous region, representing one-third of Miami's total population. The predominant land-uee by acreage is single family owner occupied. The Fire Department recently participated in the Rand Model Study which is designed to pinpoint problem areas within the City putting the appropriate firefighting force on the scene of an eTerbency with'mininal response time. ■ The tesults of this study revenl ecf the following, epetifftai y entiterning Vire beteatid ftegian �13: A greater response time (longer duration) fet the due Fngitie Company can he anticipated, as compared te. any other area it the City. The average travel diet+'lace for a fire apparatus is 21!) greater that any otherarea in the City. A greater response time for the first -due Aerial Ladder Company can be anticipated, as compared to any other area it the City. The apparatus and manpower for this new facility will be provided by the elimination of two (2) existing -facilities. Three of the Fire Companies for this new facility are presently serving NSA l#11 on an initial responsibility basis; 'However, the fourth Fire Company- till be brought from Fire Station P 3, which.is presently located at S.W. 12 Avenue and 7 Street. In essence, we will be increasing the fire protection to NSA (/11 by (1) strategi- cally locating a nee Fire Station within this area, and (2) by. increasing the number of Fire Companies in this area by one (1). New Fire Protection facilities are normally funded from the Capital Improvement.section of the General Fund. not available at this time for this facility and present fiscal situation, we do not anticipate funding from this source any time:in the near future, The funds are` ■ The Pitt bepartmoit is presently involved it eicquiaitiot neptiationt for the parcel of land located oft the nerth+eat corner of ttacot houlevard Avenue Road) and g rR (see page 4 for legal description), We do not anticipate any problem in acquiring this parcel by January :1, 1919, i'tom this date, we anticipate approxitnataly a 90 day period for' the architect tb prepare the plans. when the building plans are prepared and approved (approximately Apri.l_.:.:1,_ 1979), they will be released for bids Within 30 days, the bids should be received, studied and the successful bidder awarded the contract for the construction of the facility, By June 15, 1979, construction should begin, providing Community Development are available at this time. Construction of this facility will take approximately eight (8) months. This will put us at February 15, 1980, at time of CAL' PROJECT FUNDING ITEM Land Demolition Design, Engineering, and Inspections *Construction COST $300,000 12,000 75,600. 676,000 SOURCE Fire Dept. Bond Issue Fire Dept. Bond Issue Fire Dept. Bond Issue Community Development Funds *Construction cost estimate is basedon nationally recognized cost for construction of Fire Stations, Which at the present' tineis $52 per sq.ft. Due to the fact that construction costs are presently on:the Upswing,' an increase in the above figure should be anticipated, relative. to actual time of coriatruction. a. PARCEL ##1: tot 181, plat book 8, pi, 121 MRCP, 4/2: trots 182, 18 , maid Plat-8 (Peaton Meteor) 8-121 tot 150 (I itiiltaorth) 5-115 Reserve Strip - t-198 ` south of block 14, (Central Park) 5-57 0 1 i ■ 1 I` j H A NA CHAIRMAN WiflyGo►l VICE-tHAIRMEN letup Pantih Atrnando LacaSa Elaiil AIvaret Luis tauredb Maria tlena 7oralto 1FtFASURER JoS6 M. Palmtrd VICL-TREASURER Octavio besralzo SF CRLTARY Luis F. Puello viCI • SECRETARY Rita Pttet I FGAI COtINSE I.OR Pedro Ram6n t 6pei HOAr t) OF OIRI Cl ORS Carlos El. Fernandez Luis Sabines Francisco Ponce de l.e6n Julio Avello Mario Goderich. Ratael Vrltr..ride F duardt, Padr6n Angel de •Pedro William Alexander Justo Rri,elaoo Virpiiro Pere: Ropelru l:arrins RECFIIVh)D MAY 18 191A May l2th, 1978 (VICE 0P THE. FIRE CHIEC Deputy Chief Edward Proli M.i atni Fire Department P.O. Box 330708 Corot ut Grove Station. Miatni, Fla. 33133 Dear Deputy Chief! Thank you for your recent letter concerning a proposed new fire station for the Little Eavana area: Little liavana Development Authority whole -heart edly welcomes and supports this excellent idea which Dili provide better fire protection and rescue services to the residents of this_high-density area. i.e• also appreciate and commend your concern with the. physical appearance of the station, in the sense that you want it to he in line with the )atin-oriented lieautific.atiot-t Program currently -.in progress in Little Havana. Pl ease do not hesi t ate to 1 et us know if our dry si gn cnnsul t ant ray he of a::si stance to you'. we r rrttra i n to-. ■ I I �I MEM ■IIII 111111 11 STATUS OF COMMUNITy DEVELOPMENT PRLJECTS HOUSING ASSISTANCE 'PLAN WYNWO D\il • LITTLI now. N III PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED SECOND YEAR Historic Preservation Demolition of Substandard Buildings Public Housing Modernization THIRD YEAR Tree Planting Program OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION Acquisition and renovation of Dr. Jackson's office, a 71-year old property located at 195 S.W. 12 Terrace. Removal of substandard aril abandoned structures to eliminate blight and hazardous conditions in neighborhoods-._ Modernization, rehabilitati.)n, and site improvements to public housing projects in C D areas such as Model City and Edison -Little River. Construction of amenities for the handicapped at Curtis and Morningside"Pools. Tree planting in the Edison, Little Havana and Coconut Grove area. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN ■ WYNWO TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS Area hide Acquisition is coapiete. The property has been leased to Dade Heritage Trustfor a rental of one dollar per year. Community neveiopment in the:3rd year awarded funds to ::he 'trust to be used for the restor- ation cif the -e:wilding. Consultant has been contacted to prepare restoration documents. Construction should start. February 1979. Program is operational and will continue until $ 50,000 2nd Year all funds are spent. (City) 50,O0i3 3rd Yea (City)' Project complete. I SlOO,.000 2nd Year (City-) 40(000 2nd Year (County) S'117,000 2nd: Year (City) 50,000 3rd Year (City) Construction contract has been awarded. struction to start shortly. $100,000 3rd Year (City). Tree planting is 30%`couglete. The Edison _iS133,990'3rd Year Park area has been planted. Contractor (City) presently working in Little Havana.. DOWN ALLAPANITWI PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED lTrsc Pres'_—a Tree Planting Prdgra4, HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN -zr snit•= Develcpment i ',ud;rq the Office «Gizt anti? SC -. inn arlr a t yp tnts . IS Ares ntly iot.'a:. t11. i'.... ._. _k a 'Memorial Hose: F a . ... ..it �. 7ct �z.yit , E."ing F1anners are-elg tc_for tree program .e thet n,.(s cl apcearanCe of - pl:_..t:rg. distressed area. TARGET AREA: Area -rtgram r -a'ton WYNWO Wide' ,, e 3t,at'__ between the Mq ■I MIMI I III. , IY 1111 ALL,APAZTAH NSA OGREAT NEIQIDORIOOD C) CURTIS PARK C) MINI PARK DRIER PROJECIS Market Analysis Transportation Program ALLAPATTAH January 1979 11 11 11 1111 I IIIIII 11111111■■ 11 11 11 a� -_�__1j�1L `iI C1DflL J WYNWO 1111111111 1 I III u ii EDIS cOEON GRO! 11 1 ALLAPATTAH PROJECT TITLE Allapattah NSA Great Neighborhoods M1 Continuing Project (bounded by N.W. 17th & 27 Avenues & by 28th & 36th Sts.) Housing Rehabilitation & Code Enforcement H. Local Street Improvements . Land Acquisition 2, Allapattah NSA Great Neighborhoods M2 (bounded by N.W. 23rd & 28th Sts. & by N.W. 17th & 27th Avenues) Housing Rehabilitation & Code Enforcement PROJECT DESCRIPTION Low interest loans & technical assistance for housing rehabili tation and concentrated code enforcement Minor street improvements, land- scaping, & sidewalk improvements Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant land for. new housing Impact area for concentrated code enforcement & rehabilita- tion loans and grants. • ESTIMATED COST IECTCa1Eti Physical/Residential Related! RECOMMENDATION` 5900,000 Recommended for funding: Project is consistent with C D objectives b target area strategy. 5550,000 Recommended for funding: This project will complement rehabili- tation program.. $150,000 Recommended for funding-. The re- moval of blighted structures and the development of new housing supports the Great Neighborhoods Program. Funding for construction of new single family homes will be partially through the City of Miami`s Second. Mortgage Program. S1,000,000 'Recommended for future C D funding Insufficient funds available for implementation during the next three years. 1111111111 $510„00(1 COCONUT' GROC1E PROJECT TITLE Allapattah NSA Great Neighbor- hoods #2. (bounded by N.W. 23rd and 28th Sts. & by N.W. 17th and 27th Avenues) B. Residential Street Improvements C. Land Acquisition 3, Allapattah NSA Great Neighbor- hoods Expansion (bounded by N.W. loth and 17th Avenues, s' by N.W. 23rd and 28th Sts.) A. Housing Rehabilitation & Code Enforcement B. Residential Street Improvements Land Acquigition HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT DESCRIPTION Street improvements including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, re- surfacing and landscaping Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant land for new housing. Impact area for concentrated code enforcement and rehabili- tation loans and grants Street improvements including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, re- surfacing and landscaping Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant land for new housing. 1 1 i • ESTIMATED COST to be de- termined $ 150,000 S1,000,000 to be de- termined S 150,000 PROJECTCATEGORY RECOMMENDATION Recommended for future CD fundin Inssufficient funds available- fo implementation during the next. three years - Recommended for -future C D fund- ing. Insufficient funds avail- able for implementatiow during the next three years.. Physficat/Rns$8nn tfai" pa':mtms& PROPOSED FUNDING (INTHOUSANDS) Stht YEAR : 6ttoYear i 1 PROJECCCAIEGORY Physicai/Residentfa Reiatecl PROJECT TITLE • PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST" RECOMMENDATION - PROPOSED FUNDING (IMT OUSA DS)B 5tYEARI 6Itefear 7,tettier 4. Street Improvements 6 Beautification of N.W. 23rd St. from N.W. 17th to 22nd Avenue (Phase II)_ This project includes new pave- went, parking lanes, new curbs and/or gutters, sidewalks, landscaping, drainage, sanitary sewers (where required), and street furniture. Fourth year funds will be used for the de- sign and surveys. $500,000 This project was previously - recommended in order to create a buffer zone between the residen- tial and industrial districts.. Due to changes in zoning for this street & limited C O'funds, . this project is not recommended. High way Improvement Bond"funds should be utilized to do this project_ . -0- -0- -0- 5. Improvements to Curtis Park Located on N.W. 24th Avenue & 19th Street, includes parking lot development, lighting, renovation to the soccer field and other improvements. $500.000 Partial funding of this project is recommended.. Other funding sources will be pursued including? the new Urban Parks 6 Recreation ,Grant. Program. $ 60,000 -0- -0- z. 6. Civic Center. Redevelopment Acquisition of vacant land and blighted properties east of Jackson Memorial Hospital for redevelopment. To be determined' This project is not recommended"; since it lies outside of the NSA and has the potential for funding from other sources including U •- Development Action Grant. Program.. -0- -0- -0- 7. Mini -Park for Public Housing Site 016 Land acquisition and park development. Site located on N.W. 21st Avenue 6 19th St. $150,000' Recommended: for funding since it: provides needed recreational opportunities for a public housin• project which is deficient in open -'space Park will be main- tained by Dade HUD. $ 150,000 (" -0- -0- HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWOq LITTL DO.W COCONUT GROVE PROJECT CATEGORY Economic Development PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION RECOMMENOAT1ON (IN+THOUSAN©S) ��.:• ,... _ I ESTIMATED COST .. 5t1rYEAR 61Mbar MI*Vbar 8. Market Study of Commercial and Industrial Areas in Allapattah. All the existing commercial 6 industrial areas that are with- in the City of Miami. Study to include current physical and economic conditions of these areas, site evaluation and analysis, surveys to owners, merchants, consumers,. and resi- dents, public plans affecting the area and overview of devel- opment opportunities and imple- mentation tools. S 15,000 This project is consistent with C D objectives and target area strategy. .Funding for this pro - ject is recommended.. S 15,000 -0- ' -0- 9. Street improvements and Beautification along N.W. 17th Avenue 6 N.W. 36th St. (Continuous project) Additional funds are necessary to complete N.W. I7th Avenue from`14th to 39th Sts. & N.M. 36th St. from 12th to 22nd Ave: Project includes landscaping, planting, corner and sidewalk improvements, curbs, gutters, drainage improvements, irriga- tion, trash receptacles, street furniture & bus shelters. 120,000 Not recommended for City funding This is an arterial street, main- tained by Dade County and. has received 4th year C D funds from Dade County. -0- -0- -0- 10. Beautification 6 Improvements to N.W. 36th St. from N.W. 22nd to 27th Avenues. Project includes landscaping,. planting, corner 6 sidewalk improvements, curbs, gutters, drainage improvements, irriga- tion, trash receptacles, street furniture and bus shelters-. 220,000 Not recommended for City funding- This is an arterial street that is maintained by Dade County.. -0- -0- -0- HOUSING II 11 I PROJECT TITLE 11 11. Transportation Program for the Elderly 12. Crime Prevention Newspaper and Community Forums 1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This is an on -going program. Transportation will be provided on a demand response system to the Allapattah elderly residen Elders will be picked up at place of residence and trans- ported to medical facilities and social service "agencies desired. Client will be returned to initial point of pick up. ts.. This is an on -going project. Funds will be used for the con- tinuation of the newspaper pub- lications, personnel and com- munity forums. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN III ESTIMATED COST S 30,000 yearly $ 10,000. yearly PROJECT CATER Public Services RECOMMENDATION Project is consistent with C D objectives andtarget area strategy It is an on -going so cial service program. Continued funding is recommended. Project is not recommended for tinued funding, has been ineffec- tivein meeting stated objectives. ®• s o Ft1NDINGG (N�Tf10CISAI�iS� 5thYEAR 6In1 \tsar $: 30,000, $311„ 000E -0- STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN wyNwo 1,41s) ALLAPATTAH MON JANUARY 1979 -32 -- LITTN EDI -i5N11 DOWN COCONUT GROVE STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Neighborhood Facility 1897`N.W. 20 Street Allapattah Street Improvements Phase I - N.W. 17 Avenue Phase II - N.W. 36 Street SECOND YEAR Crime Prevention Program HOUSING ASSISTANCEPLAN 1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Site is located in the area of N.W. 20 Street and 19 Avenue. Project includes demolition, rehabilitation, new construction, parking facilities, landscaping and other improve- ments. N.W. 17 Avenue from N.W. 14 to 39 Sts. This project includes: tree planting in sidewalks-1 street corner improvements (planters, curb & gutter, handicap ramps and landscaping); curb. gutter and sidewalk repair; drainage improve ment irrigation and pedestrian crossing (if needed), street furniture, trash receptacles: and others: N.W. 36 Street from N.W. 12 to 22 Avenues.' This project includes the same type of impro- vements stated for N.W. 17 Ave., with the addition of:landscaped planters projecting into the street (if approved by appropriate authorities). This is a combined City of" Miami/Dade County project. This program sponsored by the YMCA will pro- mote community awareness through a bilingual newspaper on how to assist and help each other prevent crime. 1 TARGET AREA A'Zlapaittah" PROJECTSTATUS City's funds were provided for land acqui- sition. This activity has. been: completed.. Design has been completed. The County is preparing working drawings. Construction to start April, 1979: Master plan for the,project has been com- pleted awaiting Department of Transportation, approval Program operational.. ..!Ilu11 S 50,o0a. Ist Year' (City) 200',,000 lst Year - (County) 25„605.2nd' Year (County)- 115,000 3rd Year (County): 525(4000Q1st Year (City), 250,.000 2nd Year (County) S 20°.000 2nd: Year (City)- 10.000% 3rd Year (City), 10,.')00. 4th. Year (City)` STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED SECOND YEAR - Continued Melrose Mini Park 16th Avenue Mini Park Allapattah Local Street Improvements Phase I - N.M. 28 St. ( 17-22 Aves.) II-N.W. 28 St., (22-27 Aves) Primary Health Care Program THIRD YEAR Mini Park in Comer -dial Area N.W. 28 St, and 23 Ave. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN II PROJECT DESCRIPTION Acquisition and development of a park in a high density residential portion of Allapattah. Acquisition and development of a park in a high density residential portion of Allapattah Project consists of sewers, landscaping, side- walks and street construction. Matched by. City Highway Bond funds. Program intended to provide health care accessible to all residents of the Allapattah. target area. Includes personnel, drugs, sup- plies and equipment. This is a combined City of Miami/Dade County project. Acquisition/design/development of passive mini park. The park will consist of shelter, domino tables, landscaping and irrigation, benches and lighting. Consultant Stresan,- Smith. and Steasan working on schematic designs. Design approximately 13% complete. Property has been acquired.. Design has been completed.. Public Works is preparing bid specifications. Project.complete. ,Construction complete.. -Landscaping 95%.com- plete. Awaiting delivery -of 10 trees_ Project operational. Site has been selected_ The City is negotia-. ting with the owner. } AIVIOU141F4ELOCATEJ $101,000 2nd Year (City) 21,300 3rd Year (City) 100,00M 3rd Year (City) S= 47,000 2nd -Year (City) 30,00( 4th:-Year- (City) 1129,697 2nd Year (City) 1)3„628 2nd Year (City), 24,591 2nd Year (City}= 65,384 2nd)Year (County) 12',.410 3rdYear (City) 15„0001 3rd Year (County) S'81,690.3rd Year (City) 58,000 4th Year (City) CU : C0C2N 4 GROVE it • STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED PROJECT DESCRIPTION THIRD YEAR.- Continued Local Street Improvements Beautification and improvement to N.W. 23 St. from 27-22 Aves. N.W. 23 Street. Street Beautification in the vicinity of the Neighborhood Facility Phase I Transportation Program for the Elderly FOURTH YEAR Street Improvements of N.W. 23 Street from 17-22 Aves. Phase II (Design only) NSA: .Improvement and conser- vation area (N.W. 36 St: 28 St; 17 Ave.: and 27 Ave. HOUSING; ASSISTANCE PLAN This projectincludes street pavement, curb, gutter, and sidewalk improvements, land- scaping, irrigation, storm drainage (where required), trash receptacles and others. This project will be developed in phases; Phase I includes area of N.W. 19 Ave. from N.W. 20 to 21 St. Project consists of two mini busses to pro- vide transportation to elderly residents. This project includes pavement of parking. lanes, new curbs and/or gutters, sidewalks, landscaping, drainage and sanitary sewer _(Where required). This project includes street improvements,. acquisition/demolition of deteriorated structures, code enforcement and financial and technical assistance to homeowners for housing rehabilitation. i TARGET AREA Allapattah Construction 40% complete Project complete. Program operational. Design is being developed. Rehabilitation phase: 36 requests for hous- ing assistance are being processed'. A meet- ing will be held January 19 to - form thee A1lapattah Great Neighborhoods Committee.. Acquisition phase:. Site selection process is on -going. Site improvement phases Streetselection is underway. DOW S-83,345 1st Year (City): •250,000 3rd Year' (City) $" 40 „000: 3rd Year (City) 20,000- 3rd Year (County)` S 30,000 3rd Year (City) 30,000 4th Year (City) S 54,000 4th Year (City). $464,000 4th Year (City) S136,0004th Year (City) S300,003 4th Year (City) COLON 6 ; GROVE IIIII 11E1111 1- NSA (e EAT NEIcr OMER PROJECIS .1 Graphic Thiployment Training -Mental Health; Clinic Oar. �i•BLRD RD I III 0, 75 r 15oo" COCONUT GROVE • PROJECT TITLE Housing Rehabilitation and Concentrated Code Enforcement Street Improvements 3. Land Acquisition PROJECT DESCRIPTION Low interest loans for housing rehabilitation, technical assistance and concentrated code enforcement. Specific location to be deter- mined. Projects will include street rebuilding and beauti- fication. Acquisition of vacant parcels and blighted structures, re- location and demolition - HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN` ESTIMATED COST $ $ $ 850,000 500,000 RECOMMENDADON Recommended for funding_ This. project is an essential element for the stabilization and im- provement of the area.- It will provide improved housing oppor- tunities for low and moderate income residents. Recommended for funding. This project will support the com- mercial and residential: revitali zation of the area- 300,000 Recammended''for funding, provides. 45 100.000- sites for new -housing and proveeents which will support the housing rehabilitation program-. will Create improved housing op- portunities for low and moderate , income residents. PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION Economic Development PROPOSED FUNDING (INTHOUSANDS) 5tthYEAR Coconut Grove Graphic Employment Training Employment of seven youths for training in painting,re habilitation, commercial restoration and graphics prog- ram, to upgrade street front building conditions along Grand Avenue and Douglas Road. HOUSING. ASSISTANCE PLAN • WYNWO 50,000 Recommended for funding, support ., $ 50,00a economic revitalization of the Grand Avenue and Douglas Road commercial area and provides employment training. LITTL Weir ac 7ffItYear CU'LME PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST Public services PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION 5. Mental health Clinic To provide mental health ser- $ 130,000 Recommended for funding' provides. vices to low and moderate in- yearly a. needed service to residents of come residents of Coconut Grove theNSA.. This funding is to,sup- plement other sources for this ongoing project - Community Lawyers HOUSING 'ASSISTANCE PLAN Legal services to provide legal $ 30,000 Not recommended for funding_ Sn- counsel and advice to the poor. yearly sufficient C D funds to estab- lish this program_ Services are provided on a countywide basis. -40- S 130,000. -0- I 5'-130,000 5130,000 III IIIIUI 1111111111111 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS STATUS REPORTS OF CITY PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Physical Improvements to old Smokey Grand Avenue Park (236 Grand Avenue) SECOND YEAR Local Street Improvement Plaza St. from Day to Florida Sts. and Percival to Oak Tenant Education Program Health Clinic Transportation Components Acquisition Public Housing East side of Douglas Rd. between Percival and Oak HcflJSIN ASSISTANCE PLAN OF MIAMI C D PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION Redevelopment of three ballfields, new lighting, tennis and basketball courts, tot -lot and landscaping. This is a continuation of Dade County's 1st year project. City improvements will inter- sect with County improvements on Douglas Road and continue on local: residential streets one block east. Will be matched by City Highway Bonds_ A program designed to ease tenant/landlord relationships by educating and organizing tenants in the neighborhood, thereby improv- ing the quality of housing for all residents Partial purchase of van to facilitate clinic visits by indigent or elderly and to carry diagnostic materials to labs and hospitals. This project continues a plan to rid the area of structurally: deteriorated structures,,` including three apartment buildings between Oak and Percival. I i TARGET AREA Coconut Grove PROJECT STATUS Construction 95% complete. Project complete. Program was discontinued -shortly after the commencement of third year funding. AMOUNT ALLOCATED) 5116,325 1st Year (City} 79,000 2nd Year (City) 228,900 3rd Year CCity) 78;000 2nd Year (City) 150,000 2nd Year (County)! `S 16,.000 2nd: Year (City) 6,179 3rdz Year - (City) Van was purchased: for program. No further S 3.791 2nd Year funding has been provided for that program. (City) Acquisition complete. 5225,000' 2nd' Year (City) 1.111111 I4IIIIPIIIIItIIIII """ T<� k.US REPORTS OF CITY OF MI ..MI D PROJECTS PPV..) rECTTITLE f'-ND ::EPARTMENT flSSIGNEt) ,...;,i r'c' cis r tot HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT DESCRIPTION -.r.,i development of a paslive, mt,t. arax=r , •.. rti , u.ra'7 lc- r program designed to conditions of selected t x t ::r + �•, .:' • _ the Coconut Grove area. rrnt zic= a. r' arc sided to area residents :raciiic arts while implement- ln,: :it t fc....,.. 9`it• urro. of planting 60 oak trees,' c_, tween Douglas Road and r,=_'tar •= then -on the- east side -of. Actter,Lo: at.-r .-:north of Charles Terrace. t' Avenue 1val Avenue Avenue WI; Avenue �r,: ival Avenue P,:t0"Val Avenue & 3285 Brooker w3 Avenue Oak Ay.lue 17.r 374oak Avenue anti :' t3Lk 4 : 326 tru*iias Road t LF+ 3;' _gr• L it:tii•SS Road 43 TARGET AREA Coconut Grove PROJECT STATUS Site has been acquired. Sandblasting and painting of nine structures located on the west side of Douglas Road between Grand and Oak Avenues will begin in January, 1979- Project complete_ All parcels have been acquired. S 58',000 3rd Year (City) S 9-,800 3rd Year (City) 50,.000 4th.Year (City) S 1T,:000 3rd Year (City) 15435,.000<3rd Year (City) 200,AOo-3'rd Year (County) LITTL Efl [ S _ iitDO CULMMEFt• 1111 1111 III Iliimwi STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI C D PROJECTS TARGET AREA Coconut Grave PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED FOURTH YEAR Acquisition of Slum and Blight Street Improvements Washington, Brooker, Thomas and Charles between Jefferson and Douglas Mental Health Clinic HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN Acquisition of slum and blight in low density. areas west of Douglas Road. The City will acquire dilapidated residences and vacant lots for assemblage and redevelopment as single family owner -occupied housing. Street improvements, resurfacing where neces- sary but not rebuilding streets, installation of valley gutters and french drains, fill and compaction of deteriorated roadway shoulders and sodding with turf grasses. Landscaping with street trees. Pavement width. minimum dimension. The agency provides mental health services to the low and moderate income residents of the Coconut Grove target area. WY,NWObi Site selection process in underway. Street selection is underway. Program operational. $225,.00(14th Year (City): 5200,000'4th-Year (City) SI00. oCv 4th: Year- (City); ED'I S D0 �.MER I LITTL EDI S Illl1101 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS MOUSING ASSISTANCE 5th6th& �th YEARS: CULMER` JANUARY 1979 WYNWO\ • DOWNTOWN 11111 I. HHiiiUU•I @LORSE-WHEATLEY NSA 0 O a • Vet NSA CUUAER PARK PLANNING STUDY OMER P1 QJECTS -Economic Development -Interim Assistance 5TH,6TH&7TH YEAR PROJECTS CULMER January 1979 ASSISTANCE 111111111111111111 EIIIIII I 11111111M11 I II MI MumIn CULMER PROJECT TITLE Overtown NSA(b.ounded by N.W. 5th Street, SR-836, F.E.0 RR & 1-95) Land Acquisition H.W. 3rd Avenue Street Improvement Interim Assistance PROJECT DESCRIPTION Redevelopment of the area di- rectly north of the Government Center, including acquisition, demolition and relocation. Street improvements for N.W. 3 Avenue, from N.W. 8-14th Streets Improvements would include re- construction of pavement and sidewalks, curbs, gutters, drainage, landscaping and street furniture. ESTIMATED COST $1,500,000 Provide an interim Assistance $ Program to improve the overall appearance of the area. The program involves a voluntary as well as, supportive "clean-up" and"fix-up" program, concen- trated code enforcement, lot clean-up, sodding, demolition of dilapidated buildings as a re- sult of code enforcement. Prog- ram will operate in both Dorsey - Wheatley and Overtown NSA's. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 400,000 250,000 yearly pppJE T CATEGORY Physical/Residential R.Tarnd'. RECOMMENDATION Recommended for funding.The acqui- sition and clearance of blighted and marginal structures and the assembly of parcels for redevel- opment are needed to attract pri- vate reinvestmentfor residential and commercial development. This project is necessary to reverse existing treads which have resul inthe residential and commercial. abandonment of Overtown.: Recommended for future funding with City highway Improvement Bond Funds. Recommended for funding. This project also receives approximate- ly $1,000,000 in.CETA funds and is a continuing project. Lower funding is recommended due to remaining unallocated budgeted funds -47— LITTL ED'I S III IIIIII ml 1 •IIII INi au 500000 PROPOSED FUNDING (W4THOUSAN©S) $ 200,000 DOWNTOWN'S i1e PROJECTCATEGORX Physicalilresidentiarl Related PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST < < PROPOSED (W*TFOUSAIADS) -5Itt FUNDING RECOMMENDATION • YEAR 6if Year 7t \tar D. Culmer Housing Revital- ization. 2. Dorsey -Wheatley. NSA (bounded by.4836 Express- way, N.W.• 20th Street. and F.E.C. RR and'N.W. 3rd Avenue) A. Land Acquisition B. Local Street Improvements C. N.W. 3rd Avenue Street Improvements Provide assistance for the rehabilitation of existing multi- family residential structures Land acquisition for new hous- ing and public improvements in- eluding acquisition, demoli- tion and relocation Local street improvements in- eluding curbs, gutters, side- walks and landscaping. Streets to be rebuilt will be'deter- mined. Street improvements for N.W. Avenue-0- 3rd froammNJ!. 14-20 Sts. Improvements would include re-- construction of pavement and sidewalks, curbs, gutters, drainage, landscaping and street furniture $ 200,000 $1,500,000 S 385,000 $ 400,000 Recommended for funding. This project wilt assist in the pro - vision of standard housing for the low and moderate income residents of Culmer. for $ 200,000 $ 1504000 -0- -0- -0- 150,010 35,000 -0- � -0 $ 150,00.' $ 35(400' s Recommended funding_ Suffi- cient land has been acquired for' the construction of`I10 new housing units. Additional fund_ ing is needed to remove dilapi- dated structures that have a blighted effect upon the commu- nity_ Recommended for funding.- Con- sistent with NSA objectives and supports neighborhood revtali- zation_. Recommended for future funding with, with, City Highway _Improvement nd.Funds. -48— WYNWOLITTL EDI,S ,L. DOWNTOWN PROJECT TITLE 3. calmer Park Planning Study PROJECT DESCRIPTION The designation of a new study area bounded by N.K. 5th Street on the south, N.M. 14th Street on the north, N.W. 7th Avenue on the west, and I-95 on the east. Actions would include a market study and re- development plan. NOOSING ASSISTANCEPLAN 101 ESTIMATED COST WYNWO\ 111111111 I CTCATEQORY PhysicateResidential Related RECOMMENDATION This study will be undertaken by the City Planning Dept during the 6th year: -49- LITTL ED'IS � III�I II DOWNTOWN 111I I111■ ■ 11111 PROJECTTfTLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3. Economic Development Provide Economic Development services, including business development, outreach, market- ing and coordination rivuo 117 HJJ 10 I WYbC` ruin 1111.1 MI ESTIMATED COST ioo oo0 yearly. • PROJECT CATEGORY" RECOMMENDATION Recommended for. funding.. This r project is an important component in the economic revitalization of the Overtown and Dorsey -wheats ley NSA`s. This project will be undertaken by the City of Miami Office of Trade and Commerce Development and New Washington. Heights office of Economic Development. LITTEX EDI 11 Economic Development PROPOSED FUNDING (II+THOUSANDSY 100,000 6th Yeas 7th Yeai $100,r00 $100,000 PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST 01) PROJEGTCATEGORY Pit1ir Sprui Q� RECOMMENDATION Cultural Arts Program A cultural arta program to provide enrichment for area residents.- tiuu.11N liJJ i ililwC ruin 20,000 yearly WYNWO Not recommended for continued: funding since this program has been ineffective in achieving stated objectives andhas receive•. a poor evaluation. -51- MbN LITTL EDI Sbts 1 I111111 5thYEAR DOWNTOWN STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TIME AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR PROJECT DESCRIPTION N.W. 2 Ave. Street Improvements This project will improve the poor condition and Beautification of streets, curbs, sidewalks, etc., and will provide beautification along N.W. 2 Ave. from. N.W. 5 to 11 Sts. Specifically, the follow- ing will be undertaken; reconstruction of the' pavement and sidewalks, curb and gutter, im- proved drainage, tree planting and landscaped planter areas, installation ofstreet furni ture and aesthetic trash receptacles. Overtown Planning Study The study consists of a 3-phase analysis of the area incorporated into the Comprehensive Neighborhood Plana with particular emphasis on economic development. Construction of Recreational Existing park was supplemented with Dade Facility -Dixie Park County HUD land parcels, consultants doing N.W. 3 Avenue between 12-14 Sts, a redevelopment scheme for the entire complex,. which-includes•a multi -purpose facility for residential use. This project also includes major renovation of field, pool, bathhouse, com m unity building, and expansion of field area. SECOND YEAR. Street Improvement N.W. 6-10 Sts. between FEC RR 6 3 Avenue riVUO1i'0 r40010lMILC ruvi ;This is a continuation of a Ist year project. which consists of new asphalt, sidewalks, curbs and gutters where needed, with land- scape treatment.. Will be matched' with $300,000 Highway Bond funds. WYNWO -53 TARGET AREA_ PROJECT STATUS` Construction contract was awarded June 6. Construction commenced September 6 and will be completed by February 5, 1973. Completed. Park redevelopment plan completed. :Phase -I, which consists of renovation and lighting the hard court area is completed. Phase II, which consists of building renovation,. bus: shelter,. expansion Of ball field and street closure is still in design. Completed:• um_ EDII Sa'+s DOWNTOWN $225,000 1st Year (City) 66,000E 3tcl Year (City)-' 136,000 County funds $59,000- 1st Year (City) $ 75:,,000' 1st Year (City) 50.000 1st Year (County) 361,000, 4th Year (City); 100.000 2nd'-Year (City) II STATUS REPORTS OF PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED i CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS SECOND YEAR - Continued Land Acquisition for Public Housing N.w. 5"St. between 4-5 Avenues - (Mini Park yN.W. corner of N.W. 2 Ave. between 10 and ll Sts. Economic Development THIRD YEAR 'Cultural Arts Program Culver Local Street Improve vent N.W. 6-10 Sts., between N.W. 3 Ave.and F.E.C. nuu 1lK7 /iO010Iiir a ruin PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1 The project consists of acquiring blighted properties to provide a"site for future housing. The site is located between N.W-4 and 5 Aves. on the north side of N.W. 5 St. It is adjacent to a site now owned by Dade County HUD. RelocatiOn assistance will also be available to the affected residents, owners and businesses. This project is jointly funde with Dade County. 75 family townhouse units will be constructed on the total site. This mini park will beautify the area and provide a recreational space for children and residents. The funding of an Economic Development Center which provides the "following "services: loan packaging, business development, commercial redevelopment, etc. project consists of the administration of a Multi -faceted arts program for the cultural enrichment of area residents. This is a continuation of a first year project which• consists of new asphalt, sidewalks, curb and gutters where needed, with landscape treatment. WYNW01 TARGETAREA. PROJECT STATUS All parcels acquired.. Completed. Program is operational.. Cutmer New Washington Heights, the-adminis The ng agency, has dropped: this program. Cultural Advisory Council is presently search- ing for an agency that could administer the. program. Construction approximately`95% complete MI III Mill $150,.000 2nd Year (City); 381,,000E 2nd Year - (County) �F SbN NI IIINII • DOWNTOWN II — II $ 20,926, 2nd° Year (City)" 46,891 2nd Year (City,) 100..965 3rd Year (Cityk 101 000% 4th. Year (City) $ 10.000 3rd1- Year (City), 20,00E 4th4 Year (City) $174,000 3d year (City) I 111 IIIIIIIIII 1 II STATUS ' REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED THIRD YEAR - Continued Culmer Interim Assistance. Program Installation of Trash Recep- tacles Dorsey Park N.W. 1 Ave. and 18 St. FOURTH YEAR Culmer Paving Project - Phase III N.W. 14 Terr. between 2-3 Aves. N.W. 2 Ct. between 13-14 Sts. N.W. 2 Ave. between •11 Terr. and 14 St. HUM 1Mb ASSTS. IPALE PLAN" PROJECT DESCRIPTION Special program to improve the general physical, condition of the overtown business and residential community. Purchase and installation of aesthetically pleasing trash receptacles along streets. Construction of a new recreationbuilding for the park. TARGET -AREA: Cis PROJECT STATUS Program is in operation, the following ser- vices are provided: clearance of lots,: housing assistance, code enforcementr paint- ing and fixing of residential structures_ Their information component will commence shortly producing a bi-monthly newspaper to inform the residents of Culmer of economic and development, activities taking place. Trash receptacles have been received, but found unacceptableby.Sanitation- Department.. These trash receptacles will be installed in neighborhood parks_ Sanitation Depart- ment is in'the process of selecting new receptacles to place along streets. Construction- approximately 30% comp ete. Continuation of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year program. Streets have been selected_ Preliminary Construction to include curbs, gutters, side design under way. walks, and paving where needed. WY.NWOD ED I SINN DOWNTOWN IIIIII 111101111.111 AMouI &ir ALA EOEATE $235,000 3rd Year (City) 134,000' 3rd Year (County,)" 250,000 4th Year (City[) $13,000 3rd year (Cityk $ 32,874 2nd Year (CityY 30,926 3rdt Year (Cityk" i 1 i i STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS TARGET AREA cu.mec PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED FOURTH YEAR - Continued Dorsey/Wheatley Redevelopment Overtown Redevelopment Selective land acquisition for single family owner -occupied housing, relocation, street improvements and closures, landscaping and rehabilitation of local commercial structures The area is bounded by N.W. 20 St, north,, N.W. 14 St_, south FEC Railroad, east, and N.W. 3 Avenue west. Selective land acquisition, clearance, relocation, site preparation for commercial redevelopment in the Overtown section of the target area. WYNWO —56— Acquisition is under way.. Anticipate public ownership of housing site Spring of 1979+. Site selection. process is underway and: Gladstone Market feasibility study has been: completed.. E.DIENs IjIIIIi IIII DOWNTOWN $450-,000`4th Year (City) $476,.100. 4th, Year (City) MOUS 1NG Abs 1 S I ANCt ; PLAN WY,NW01 11111111 ■ IIIIIIIII 11 III DOWNrTOWN::: IIIIIIII I I IIIIIII liming COMMUNITY DEVEL RECOMMENDATBONS • EDISOiluTT[E I AER IIllllh tail I III�IIIjpjtjIllll�ll puiul 1 11 I■III 11 111111111111 II Im 01 LITTLE IIAVANA-LUMMUS PARK iV'SA RELOCATION LUMMUS PARK LAND ACQUISITION V NEW TOWN IN TOWN V :ED COM DCitVNIOWN NSA` (TIER PRC)JEC15 -Elderly Services 5T",6T"&7T" YEAR PROJECTS DOWNTOWN January 1979 MIAMI AVE.. BISCAYNE BLVD N.W. 15 St VENETIACAUSEWAY ODMIP qirt MAC ARTHUR CAUSEWAY PORT BOULEVARD HOUSING. ASSISTANCE PLAN ED�Ii SOI€TTLE RIVER 1111111111111111111111111111111 1 DO\NNTO'NN P�jECTCATEPhvsicaI/ 'PROPOSED MOM (INit10USAN©S) ESTIMATED PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION COST RECOMMENDATION 5tte iEAit 6tl lrbae A Little Havana-Lummus Park NSA (bounded by N.W. 5th Substantial rehabilitation of multi -family buildings should occur in this area: A special Streets SW 6th St., N.w. 8th Avenue and I-95' Section 8 rental subsidy allo- cation of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment .to be complemented by the allocation of C 0 funds for physical infrastructure improvements and incentives to encourage reinvestment through the substantial re- habilitation of apartment buildings. For relocation- cost ,; 3 $50,000 of City of Miami 4th C D funds have been. allocated, County C D has allocated $530,000 from 4th year for re- habilitation loan leverage. a 7 A. Relocation Relocation assistance for the estimated 125 residents of. the Lummus Park portion of the $ 275,000 Recommended for funding. This project is required to meet the terms of the City„s contract $ 100,000 125„000 $ 50,0001 NSA that will be displaced dur- ing this program. with HUD for NSA funding. R a 2. Lummus Park Land Ac- quisition Land acquisition for new resi- dential construction. Funds $ 500,000 Recommended for funding_ This project is consistent -with: Little -0- 250,000 $S 250„000' will be utilized for acquisition,. demolition and relocation, ' Havana-Lummus Park NSA objec- tives_ I � a —5g HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWOI� C_ITTEL, ED I SON/LITTLE RIVER I III II0I IIIIIIIIIIl111 lPiiIIIIIlIUIl lIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII• PROJECT TITLE New Town in Town. (bounded by Biscayne Blvd., F-195,E. C RR and the .d Mu.'11."ipal ....:r. ad (6th _ .. HOUSING ASSISTANCEPLAN PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST The development of a new res- to be idential community within the determined CBa. A project feasibility study is currently underway. It is anticipated that addi- tional C funding will be necessary `ar land acquisit .cni. relocation, site preparatir., street improvements, and planning. WYNWO -60- PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION Recommended for fundinc since i will provide increased hotting opportunities for low azd 3oder ate income residents"and nro- vi e a major stimulus for the economic revitalization of the downtown area. Additional sources of funding will: e pur- sued. $2J0, has beer. allo- cated from 4th year funds for the feasibility study. III 111111111 II 11111 m IAMmm Physical/Residential. Prlstrrl; PROPOSE) FUNDING (tNTFIO€JSANDS} LITTLL EDISONJLITi TLE M.VEI III�II I1111011h II II I IiIIIiI Jilin 111111.1111.rn i fl 11 11 i PROJECT CATEGORY' Economic PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ES ESTIMATED RECOMMENDATION P - a - a. MINDING (IN TROUSANDS)x lE 1 7thsYear 4. i 4. :and acquisition for EDCOM Block 76 - 'c.I:U. Downtown campus (Phase III) During the 5th year C D plan-- ning process, the Task Forct: recommended that funds be al- located for acquisiton of an additional block, but not Block not avail- able Not recommended for funding due to insufficientCityfunds and lack of firm commitment on. the part of F.I.U. to build a downtown campus at this time. -0- -0- -0- 78, for an F.I.J. Downtown, Campus. It was felt that the N.W. Block - #78 would be better utilized for court -re- lated support facilities. Project will be considered as part of New Town in. Town devel- opment. -,- EDCOM - :.and Acquisition Block 91 (south block). Acquisition, relocation and demolition of the west por- tion of this block (bounded by N.E. 1st and 2nd Ayes:, N.E. 2nd and 3rd Streets) for the eventual construction of academic support facilities for Miami -Dade New World Cen- ter Campus: $2,500,000 Recommended for funding.. Addi- tionai funding will be provided by the County C D program and from the later sale of this land to Miami -Dade Community College:. S 625,000 m` c -'?- -0- 6. Flagler Street Pedes- trianizatiOn Improve- ments. Pending the outcome of the Pedestrianization Study, (4th year C D project) Flagler St. could be converted to a ped- estrian mall`or other measures not avail- able Not recommended for funding. Alternative public sources of funds will be sought_ -n- -0- -0- taken to improve the pedestrian: environment, provide better circulation and a more at- tractive,retail area." EI��SOMI�L%Ti FLE R VER 01 II II I IIIIIII III1111 IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN .11 IIIIII 1 PROJECT CATEGORY Public Service, PROJECT T1TLE Elderly Set -Vices 11011SI149 ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT DESCRIPTION Provision of a social worker to assist elderly Downtown residents, providing counsel- ing, referral and follow-up services to clients, of the Downtown Senior Citizens Center (at Gesu Church) ar.! Elderly Program at First 7:11- ted Methodist Church. ESTIMATED COST 16,00C yearly, WYNWO\ RECOMMENDATION Recommended for funding_This pro- ject Was provided beneficial services, received a positive program evaluation and supports the other C activities within the Downtown area. -62- LITTL PROPOSED FUNDING inTHOtisANoSy. 16,000 Ell SON/LITTLE RIVER ---11 11 II III 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111 11 11111 II III PROJECT CATEGC.zr DRO E - _ TLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST ! E: DMMENDATIC N HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 1 .l? r1 [ r^ idi:+:; i1ULils. i- .7111-1 WVNWO —:/.— • LITTL PROPOSEDFUNDING 1 IN, THOUSANDS) 5ttt YEAR 6thr Year 7th.Year EDISON/LITTLE RIVER I I III 1 II 111111111II IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIuIiIIU STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EDISON11 IIIIII'/LITTLEII1IIII l IVEf IIIII I I 1 111111111111 111111111II 1 II i STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI C D PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Acquisition/Development of Mini Park -North Miami Avenue & N.E. 14th Street SECONDYEAR River Walkway located from Fort Dallas Park to Miami Avenue bridgealong the north bank of the Miami River. Friendship Plaza - Underneath I-395 at Biscayne Blvd. and N.E. 12th Street. Removal of Architectural Barrie THIP.D YEAR ElderiServices PROJECT DESCRIPTION This open space will a11c for .n=reased leisime rime .sage by chil7lter. and residents of the area. This project consists of :,rpanir.cy the walkway westward about 400 feet. This will include paving, bulkheading, landscaping, lighting and other amenities. The project consists of constructing an information facility underneath the expressway It -includes landscaping and paving. Project consists of constructing handicap ramps, including curb and glitter and asphalt patching where needed. Project provides fOr a sccial worker to counsel elderly downtown. residents. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWO TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS Pro?ect complete. Down town Seawall. study completer Improvements to seawall will be commenced: in early 1979 to the area south of Bauder College extending to Fort Dallas Park. Complete Complete Project on -going: EDISONILITTLE` RIVER 111111111111I11111U1 111 AMOUt1T AI-I-QCATED' 74:,675 1st Year (City): SUMO() OOC 2nd Year (City) 525,.000 2nd Year (City) S15 ,000 1st Year (City): 550.000 2nd. Year (City) $15,000. 3rd 'tear (City) $15.000 4th Year - (City) 11 STATUS REPORTS OF PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED THIRD D YEAR - Continued Land acquisition for EDCOM Center expansion I-95 Exit Ramp Landscaping S.E. 3rd Street Street Beautification and Improvements N.E. 2nd Avenue from MCC to S.E. 2 St. 5 S.E. 1 St. from S. Miami Ave. to S.E. 2 Ave. CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION i • Fart A This is the land acquisition for the bi.Ick bounded by N.E. 4th and 5th Sts., N.E. 1 & 2 Rues. "(North of the MDNWC Center Carpus). The total project scope is for the acqui- sition relocation and demolition of the " entire block (except the existing fire sta- tion) for the eventual construction of "a mixed use development project containing :subsidized elderly housing, ground level retail and academic facilities Part B This is the land acquisition element for the block bounded by N.E. 1 F. 2 Ave., N.E. 2 & 3"Sts. (south of the Miami -Dade New World Center campus). The total project scope is for the acquisition, relocation and demoli- tion of the west portion of this block for the eventual construction of expansion faci lities for the MDNWC Campus. Beautification will, consist of appropriate plant materials to beautify the exit ramp. Beautification will include tree planting new signs, tree trates and street furniture. HOUSINGASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWO�, TARGET AREA rok^ PROJECT STATUS Property has been acqusred., Appraisals have been received and are being reviewed. - Complete Negotiations with, property owners and businessmen are underway. Agency' is: can vassing local nurseries for appropriate trees. LITTL I:SOIILITTLE LITER loll II II IIIlimmosp AMOUN AP-QCATEG S1,e50,0Q0 .3ra Year (City) ?5.D, ^,. +} 3rd Year (County} -, 1 4th Year (Cit.Y ^�,g. 4th Year 1(County) S 19-,000 1st Year (City) S 1,000 3rd: 'fear (City) 379-,000 3rd: Year' (City) 1 1 1 1111111111111111 '' STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS 11111111 II I 1 11111 TARGET AREA Dorm town 111 111 1.11..AI ummin Aam..._z PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT STATUS ; Al'1OU4TALLOCATED n ZRt YEAR - Continued Supermurals Large murals will be Fainted ,n .' ;,side 1x have been completed• "S30 00 3rd. Year Walls of selected a:�w:c, wn t".,": ,. have high pedestrianimotorist visi ility. _ r.,uraIs he tC- The project is divided into"twc ct Fet.ticn phases of four walls each. Implementation funds are from C 0, Downtown uevelopmen:. " Authority and other agencies. Lummus Park renovation Phase Z A c.,:-..ntrat has been signed with Dade Heritage S71',000 3rd' Year N.W. 3 Street and N. River Drive This project consists of relocating the Wagner Trust for the relocation of the Wagner Home- (City) Homestead, a historical site, to L.urmus Park. Phase ZI stead to Lummus Park.. The homestead will be relocated in February". eS20,000 4th Year -(City) This project consists of rehabilitating park structures and landscaping. Parks Department is preparing design for, the par';:. FOURTH YEAR Flagler Street Pedestrianiza- Project consists of undertaking a feasibility The City is negotiating' an agreement with. tion Study study:to make Flagler Street a pedestrian mall, Study will be jointly funded with other agencies. the Downto•.m Development Authority. $25,.000 'th:Year (City) Downtown New. Town In Town Plan- A study for the area bounded by 1-395 on the Memorandum of agreement has been signed be- 5200,,000 4th Year ning Study north, Biscayne Blvd.. on the east, OId tween the City and Downtown Development (City) Municipal railroad on the south, and FEC rail- road on the west for the development of the proposed New Town In Town. Authority. Technical committee has been. selected, andthespecifications for the con - sultants' request Of proposals are now being written. -66 EI%ISON/UITELE RIVER �� ��iiiIiii1110iii 1 11 1 II II IIIII III1111111I11I I■IIuIIIIIII III I 1 II 111111111 1 1111111 EDI SON LITTLE RIVER Iiii11111111111MINIMPIRM 111 0 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS HOUSING ASSISTANCE 5th6th& 7th YEARS EDISON/LITTLE RIVER JANUARY 1979 LITT .E HAVAN'F IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111 IIII1 1111j1Ij jII I11II IIIIIIIIII II1III I-95 EXPRESSWAY t-._� L D fto �- 1C t il.:__JLjr �na -�' LJ[iridHit_ u�� cc•:•3�R r---=i ti-gi It._ 1,, IcuIirLlilnil N.E. 2 AVE;i3--iirlt. orj [F 11 � 1(� 1jUL� h111[111 1iLio F, fC.-: =Ili.R.R.._----�1�I_� i[]_—[1— a3� Z r co N :s 0 BUENA VI5'TA NSA 5TH 6TH 77H YEAR PROJECTS EOISON PARK /LITTLE RIVER January 1979 crU1 I r-n -1,1 II J: }�I IL- • I�c L;cam L;uLla IIIII111111111 Igllll�lIII Ilk ill i ■ EDISON/LITTLE RIVER PROJECT TITLE !I i 4) ESTIMATED PROJECT DESCRIPTION COST PROJECT CATEGORY' t ..:�aL Relide RECOMMENDATION PROPOSEaFUNDING (INTHOUSANDS) 5thYEAR '- 6th Year wend vita ;:eighborhood. Strategy Area Buena Vista Imiact Area 2+ounded by N.W. 38th-54 th Streets, 1-95 ...x'.2n3 Hci::,_:g ..raiiiitat... and Code enforcement B. Local Street Improvements ::and Acquisition ;,cw interest loans and techni- :a1 assistance for horsing re- ::abilitation, and concentrated code enforcement, ebuilding of remaining local 1-1-,57: street: including curbs, gs'_ter sidewalks, resurfacing and landscaping. Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant land for new housing: HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNW 5.. Ill'. Recommended for funding. Due to the success of the- Buena Vista. :,rest Neighborhoods Program there is a substantial demand for addi- tional rehabilitation.loans. Recommended for partial funding due to limited C D funds nhat are available. Project will include design of street improvements in the 5th year and construction in the-6th and 7th years. Addi- tional funds may be provided by Miami Highway Improvement Bond Funds and other sources. Recommended for funding. The re- moval of blighted -structures and the development of new housing supports the Great Neighborhood Program: Funding for the construe tion of new single family homes will be through the City cf Miami Second.Mortgage programs. -69 LITTLE HAAVANA 1111 II 'S 55i;,000 s- 100,000 S 10 -, )00 III IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII l i II IIIIIIII1h1 IIUIM 1 7th Year 55i7,300 300,000 Edrnor. Park :neighborhood Strategy Area (bounded by V.W. 54th Street,- 62r,J Street, I-95 - N.E. 2nd Avenue) .. tic,:. ing Feha:,ii:.tation and ',Ddc Er._ crcement b..Residential Street Improvements C. Land Acquisition PROJECT DESCRIPTION Rehabilitation centrated code rehabilitation ESTIMATED COST. Area for con 131,5 - enforcement and loans and 'grants • Residential Street improvements includingcurbs, gutters, side- walks, resurfacing and land- scaping (N.W. 2 - N.E. 2nd Avenues) Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant Land for new housing HOUSING ASSISIANCE FLAN In WYNWI PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION 00 . Recommended for future ,_ 2 fund- ing. Insufficient funda s.a.L- able for inp_ementatic-: during the next three years. $3,5Gv,00C 5 150,000 LITTLE HAVANA' IIIIIII II I IIIi@Il! ! R r 1vsica1/ResideoryALJ4g=3 ,t llIII I 1111 3. Desi•gn Plaza Beautifica- tion ihiscayne Blvd. - S. Miami Ave.', 36th St. to 41th Street) Little River Commercial Centel Improvements: - i PROJECT DESCRIPTION Landscaping, street improve- ments, signage. Beautification Program includ- ing landscaping and street furniture. This is a continu- ing project. PROJECT CATEGORY ESTIMATEDI COST RECOMMENDATION 75,000 Project has been funded.with 4th year Community Development. funds. $ 200,000 Not recommended for additional C D funding. City Highway improve- ment Bond funds will be made available for future street im- provements and beautification. Ist phase of the project (C D funded} is being designed pre- sently. wYNW, III Economic 77ete"_.J_4::n" PROPOSED FUNDING (IN THOUSANOS)`. LITT � ii•iiililll�Il�iiihiI111111 IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-111111!I 7U *Year 111 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EDISON/LITTLE RIVER MINN JANUARY 1979 -72 ■II LITTLE HAVANA i1uu1110lh111�11I11I1IIuN!III!!� StATUS i REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Lemon City Fark N.E. 59 St. and N. Miami Place Local Street Improvement N.E. 80 Terr. from Miami Ave. to N.E. 4 Avenue Local Street Improvement N.W. 2 Avenue between 54 and 60 Sts. SECOND YEAR, Buena Vista Neighborhood Park: N.W. 2 Avenue between 52-53 Sts. (west side) between 47-48 Sts. (west side) Columbia Sanitary Sewer Design N. Miami Avenue & N.W. 7 Ave. from N.W. 39 to 34 St. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Proposed development includes game courts, skateboard track, day care facility. This project consists of rebuilding streets, including sidewalks, curbs and gutters. Improvements will include roadway Swale area treatment, sidewalk repairs and' landscaping.. Buena Vista is deficient in parks and open spaces. This project will provide for a neighborhood park, which could include s basketball court, tot -lot, passive area and restrooms. To provide for the redesign of the: existing system of Buena Vista area which is inadequate for future development based on current zoning. TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS Edison -Little River Consultant has been hired. Design is approximately 10% complete_ Complete. Complete. Consultant has been hired_ D sign is, approximately 13% complete. Design. complete.- Installation of thee sewer was completed with City funds_ LITTLE HAVANA IIIII�III�IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111 i S: 75,000 1st Year (City) 36,000 2nd Year (City) 299},000' 3rdt Year (City)` S• 60,369E lst Year (Ci.tyl 11,663 2nd Year (City)' $260',000, Zed rear: (City), 60',000 3rd Year (City Y 51,.663t 2nd Year (City^): i III i I1 III STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS IPROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED PROJECT DESCRIPTION TARGET AREA Edison-Littie River PROJECT STATUS SECOND YEAR - Continued Edison Park Pool: Improvements Corner. N.W. 62 Street b 5 Ave. Storm Drainage Improvements N.E. l Aven. between N.E. 79- 82 Sts. Little River Community Development. Paving Project N.E. 80.Terr.'from N.E. 2-4 Aves. Local Street Improvement N.W. 39-43 Sts. between 5 Ave. and N.E. 2 Ave. THIRD YEAR Oakland Grove Mini Park N.E. 83 St. and 3 Avenue Edison Community Park Improve- ment N.W. 62-63 Sts. to N.W. 5 Ave. Pullman Mini Park 49 St. between N.W. 1 and N. Miami Avenue New buikheading and solar water heaters for competition swim meets and year-round use of pool. Regrading and resurfacing of streets. The project consists of street and drainage improvements. Project consists of rebuilding streets. Design and development of a mini park -Project consists of improvements to an existing park. Construction of basketball court, landscaping, tot -lot, and general park improvement. Roof improvements have Improvements to Edison shortly.. Project complete_ Project complete. Project complete, been:. completed.: Park pool will begin The lot has been cleared and: fenced_ Design is complete_ Construction isscheduled to be done by City forces. In preliminary design. Preliminary design. S 43,554 2ncl Year (City)t $ 56,057 2nd Year (City) $152„06812nd. Year • (City) g' 13t,500F 3rd Year (City)` $ 30 ,00Q" 3krdt Year (Cityrl HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWI HfAVANA Ili IIIIIIIuuIIIIIIII IIIIlll�llllllllllI1Ii�IC I 1 u1 11 CITY OF :,;iA 1 C D PROJECTS THIRD YEAlt Continued :Attie Fiver Mir.i ?ark V.E. err_ and Menus EisCn-.._ttle :.:t•,r Des: ; t . FOURTH 'YEAR NSA Improvement and Conser✓ation Area B.:ena vista Little'River Commercial Center Improvements HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 1 Urban Baia tp be built with abundan' 1 endscap ir, treet . .veaents and Cor..!:ificati.on within the Miz.^:: ..__:gr. Plata. 1110 This pr&ject includes stzeet improvements, acquisition of deteriorated structures, code enforcement, technical assistance, C D loans for rehabilitation and administrative costs for the comprehensive neighborhood rehabili- tatian urea of Buena Vista. This project includes landscaping, sidewalk repair, sigraye andstreet furniture, Freliminazy design. Design is romplet? : struc,'nn ;::maned .. v it Rehabilitation Phase Rehab Leans Twelve rehabilitatior loans have been: $464,000 4th Year approved. Great Ner_r.nerhoods Association iCity) has been formed and_ is actively working with staff to identify neighborhood -problems and prorate the low interear program. Acquisition Phase Acquisition` loans: Site selection under way.. j$L36,000' 4th Year Street Improvement Phase (City)` Design is complete and out for bids. Bids, Street Improvement to will be received January.23, 1979. 5300,000 4th Year (City,.} Design under way. Construction is articipate $100 100,44}h Year to commence in June, 19:79. 111111111111111111111 1I Ii IIIII[ IIIi{iif 1i LITTLE HAVANA 11. IiIII l i HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN i i 1 11111111111111 0 LITTLE: HAVAN I Niall111111111111M1IIIIIII1IIIIII11111 PRQJECi -Centro Marer -Homemakers Service -Transportation. Pro- ......rr �. fr.Y.1' v J . rYi `. Y: - n, - 1 �%J� + : ✓ ✓✓ r. 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Est, - �� ���ii�i�i�r`�i. � ,� s' / - _� �f� � ,�r�, .�f,_Za Ji' 'I• ������ l;��,;,r� � LITTr� H�avArlA. iVS� ,-=I �� LITTLE :i . : `:.:�� N5:�<="' /r/e%r ��siiri/���rri/ r��♦firc`� . �f � 0LITTLE HAVANA-LIMITS PARK NSA MIA.TI RIVER' SPECIALTY CET 0 LATIN RIVERFRONT PARR COltgtr. uiii. ST. Iit1PROV T' liw,jii �.�w..// dt po • ���Ir o - �! _ .. /�, */ i1,' r `�, r♦ -t� • fir r//Ar!ii iet rim,. ,e► dir N_J . sr ,ii.1 i!!i►Y/ w 0 " ST4.41 6TH& 7TH YEAR PROJECTS LITTLEHAVANA January 1979 Or I FIRE; STATION CFTBAN IrEmoRIAL Bun,. 11 LITTLE HAVANA Little Havana - Lummus Park NSA (bounded by N.W. 5th and S.W. 6th Sts: from N.W,./S.W. 8th Avenue to I-95) PROJECT DESCRIPTION Substantial rehabilitation of multi -family buildings should occur in this area. A special Section 8 rental subsidy allo- cation of 500 multi -family, units has been granted to the City by the U.S. Dept of Rous- ing and:Urban Development to. be complemented by the alloca- tion of C D funds for physical infrastructure iaprovements and incentives to encourage reinvestment through the sub- stantial rehabilitation of apartment buildings, for re- location cost $50,000 of City of Miami 4th C D funds have been allocated. County C D has allocated 5530,000 from the 4th year for rehabilita- tion loan leverage. Funds for relocation of the 375 residents that may be dis- placed during rehabilitation activities in the Little Havana portion of the NSA ESTIMATED COST $ 825,000 1■I' PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION: Recommended for funding.., This project is required to meet the - terms of the-City•s contract wi HUD for NSA funding. Will pro- vide increased housing opportu- nities for low and moderate in come people- 78 MODEL.CITY Physical/Residential i nte.i PROPOSED FUNDING (IN THOUSANDS), 5th YEAR S 300-„000= 6ttr Year 7th}Year II IIII Physical/Residential Related'_ PROJECT CATEGORIC PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED14 COST PROPOSED FUNDING (INTHOUSANDS); RECOMMENDATION 5thYEAR 6thYear 1 7thtYear B. Street Improvements Minor street improvements for the Little Havana portion of the NSA,including Iandscap- ing, sidewalk repair, street furniture. $ 500,000 Recommended for funding. Pro- vides essential component for the physical improvementofthe area and supports housing: re - habilitation activities. $ 25(4000 -0- 5250,.00.J 2: Latin Community River- front Park (Phase II) Consists of landscaping and irrigation; park furniture; playground equipment; lighting, and facilities for active sports: This project, due to 51,500,000 Recommendedfor funding_ This is an ongoing project augmenting Parks for -People, HOD, and Bu- reau of Outdoor Recreation funds.. Little Havana is the most defi:- S 500,000 ;5 500 000 $500,000 ". it's magnitude, will have to be developed in phases. cient area ofi the City in terms of open -space and recreation_ 3. Beautification and Street Improvements in the immediate vicinity of the Community Center Consists of landscaping, side- walk improvements on S.W. 9th Ave., 1st and 2nd Sts., and brick pavers in front of Com- munity buildings. $ 102,000 Recommended for funding. It will complement the Community Center & the Elderly Housing Project.. S 56,000 -0- -0- 4. Beautification and Im- provements to Cuban Memo- rial Plaza and Memorial Boulevard This is an ongoing project. Im- provements consist of construe- tion of a wall with the faces of the Cuban patriots, con- struction of a plaza, a monument. to General Antonio to be. determined This is a recommended project. Due to limited C D funds other funding sources are being pursued An application for funding by the National Endowment of the Arts is currently being prepared. 5 2o,000 -0- -0- Maceo, landscaping, irrigation, lighting, curb and gutters, pavement improvementsand con- sultant fees. I i MODEL CITY 111 i PROJECT CATEGORY Physical/Residential RelatetI 111 II 11111 II III PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATEDCOST PROPOSED FUNDING. (INNTHOUSANOS)= RECOMMENDATION! gthYEAR 6th VeaR 1 7th Year Land Acquisition for Housing Sites . Little Havana NSA 42 (Neighborhood Strategy Area) Phase III (bounded by N.W./S.W. 22nd Avenue and 27th Ave, N.W./S.w: 7th Street ): Acquisition of land for the construction of subsidized housing. Some of the sites may be located within the NSA. Typical improvements in the NSA consist of the following: street improvements, landscap- ing and other public improve- ments, acquisiton/demolition of deteriorated structures,coni centrated housing code en- forcemeat and financial or technical assistance to home- owners for housing rehabilita- tion, new infill housing con- struction, improved public services and revitalization of commercial corridors. to be determined S 900,000 Not recommended for funding. due to the limited. C D funds that are available. City Housing Bond Funds will be recommended for this project.. This is an eligible activity,- however, due to limited C D funds available this project is not recommended. Other housing programs such as the National - Housing Service Program (NHS) will be investigated. -0- -0- t -0- -0- - -u- -0- -80 HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNW MODEL CITY I IF% PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST PROJECTCATEGORY RECOMMENDATION 11 Economic Development PROPOSEDFUNDING (INTHousAr4o4 5thtYEAR Eittrl'ear 7troligar 7. Beautification and Ped- estrian Improvements along S.W. 8th and 12th Avenues prOjectS include the area from W. RI..371er Street to SW. 8th. This project includes landscap ing, pedestrian crossings as needed, street furniture an other iMptovements: d HOU.SIN9 ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNW 5 200,000 Not recommended for funding by the City. These streets are designated for future develop- ment as part of the State Road System. —81— MODEL CITY • -0- -0- i -O- . II PROJECT CATEGORY Public Services PROJECT TITLE "PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST. RECOMMENDATION PROPOSED (INTHOUSANOS)" 5tlu YEAR FUNDING 6ttr Year 7ttr Yearr 8. Transportation Program for Child Care Centers and Elderly, This is an ongoing program. It provides free transportation for the elderly and daycare programs in Little Havana. $ 20,000 yearly This is a joint City -County pro- ject. Project is consistent with C D objectives and target area strategy. It has received' a. positive assessment.: Continued; funding is recommended: . ,S 10,000 a 10,000 5 10,000 9. Residential Homemakers Services This is an ongoing program It provides an alternative to in- stitutional care for the el- 5 85,000 yearly Project is consistentwithC D objectives and target area stra- tegy. It has received a positive S 85,000 '? 85,0000 3 85",000 derly and disabled individuals residing in Little Havana. assessment. Continued funding. is recommended. 1 _ Program also provides support to those elderly who because of restricted mobility find it difficult to live independently without this aid. 10. Centro Mater Child Care Services This is an ongoing program. This after school program pro- vides children 6 to 14 years old with recreation/cultural $ 30,000 yearly Project is consistent with C D objectives and target area stra- tegy. It has received a positive assessment.- Continued funding: $ 30,000 30,000 0 30,.000 activities and homework review. is recommended_ 11. Hispanic Vocational Program (umbrella). This is a vocational training program. Program includes home economic training,'journa- lism training, trade training $ 65,000 Not recommended for funding becaus of ongoing commitments. C D funds are not available for any new ser- vice projects at this time. -0- { -0- -0` (woodwork, carving, plumbing, architectural drawings), nur- serymen training, landscaping. musical conservatory, art and cultural activities. !" 1" HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 14N141/11bN IV -82- MODEL CITY 12. Florida Opera Repertory 13. Hogar Industrial Del Ciego PROJECT DESCRIPTION This program entails the pre- sentation of classicalenter- tainment in Little Havana. ESTIMATED COST II PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION 15,000 Not recommended for funding be- cause of ongoing commitments. C D funds are generally not avail- able for any new service projects at this time. Eligibility for thisproject nas not been estab lished.. This is a rehabilitation, train 5 50,000 ing and recreational program for the blind. Program in- cludes training courses in reading, writing, and typing, English and Spanish classes, mobilityand orientation train- ing. WYNW( Not recommended for funding because of ongoing commitments C-D funds are generally not avail- able for any nevi service projects at this time. -R3 MODEL CITY. Public Services PROPOSEDFUNDING (INTHOUSANDS} 5tl YEAR III i11111 II _OA_. MODEL.- CITY. STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PI "OJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED :'xr•st Year Little Havana. 2..'T.*.;1.^.1' - Cente'r 130 S.W`_1- Street Little Havana Commercial Rehab (along S.W. 8th Street) Second Year Street Beautification of Memorial Boulevard S.w. 13 Avenue from 8th to llth Streets Riverside Park Improvements S.W. 4 Street and 6th Avenue HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 1 PROJECT DESGR!PflON TY;e building is locates .:r ')9' S.W. ":st Street. -(former Riverside 8a� t s �:ir i:i - Et_,ilding was acquired in 1975. facility is ad- ministered by the City .. .':ami. Cn July 26th. 1977 resideL:s recommended to Construct a new comMunii'y, .wilding ❖here the housing -project was proposed. Building is now under construction. Program provides low interest loans to persons interested in improving the facade of commer- cial structures that lie along S.W. 8th Street TARGET AREA, PROJECT STATUS Little, Havana,. Buildin: La 85a complete. Building •wIII be completed by march j' Zedi:atln .:ill tak place J_ niary 19, 1979, 55,CO0 1st 5 200,'300 ist (Coup y) 5-Ce7, ]00 2nd (City) S 25.805 2nd (Courity) S 75(,000 3rd'_ (City)- S 115,000- 3rd year (County) year year one loan has been completed. Presently Work- $ 25,000 is year ing on 15 new commercial rehab cases between (City): 15th"and: 16th Avenues". Project provides for the up -grading of the con- Construction 90% complete ditions of existing monuments as well as addi7 of relief map. tional landscaping and pedestrianamenities in the median strip. Development of recreational facilities inciud- ing baseball diamonds, tennis courts, basket- ball courts, etc at Riverside Park. WYNW 'waiting delivery 5 109,500 2nd year (City)" 55,240 "3rd year- (City) - Design development documents have been sub- 5 280,000 2nd year mitted by the consultant,.: Albert Perez', and arm_: 4City) under` review by the City'sDesign-Division.. Design is 30% complete. • ■ STATUS REPORTS OF CITY 0 PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED Land ACquiisiti:;n for Public Housing Homemaker Services for the Elderly Child Care. Program MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION This program provides for the purchase of vacant'land.throughour the City to be utilized as a land bank inventory for future subsidized housing) development under applicable federal and local programs. It :iso provides for the purchase and demolition of sub -standard structures or property ::'at properly utilized,. its clearaince, re1Ocaticn and preparation for housing or mixed land use. Sites Approved by the Community are: a. Site located at the Community Center (100 SW 1 St.) A platform is needed to build 75 elderly units in the parking lot center. Estimated cost of platform is s110,000. b. Site located at SW 17 Ave. and 4 St., (Site 37). Number of acres 1.6; proposed number of units 75, with a density of 47 units/acre. Dade County Human Resources will serve in- capacitated residents with their home upkeep. After school programproviding children 6 to 14 years old with recreational/cultural activities and homework review. WYN TARGET AREA Little Havana PRO'J ECT STATUS Bor.t acq:2._::1t..o;;.s are comiYiete. Program operational Program operational AMOIJINfr,L .QCATED! 3 35C,000 2nd year (City) _53,"30 2nd year (County) S 85,000 2nd year (City» S 85,000 3rdt year (City)> S 85,000 4th,year (City) S 30,000 2nd: year - (City) S 30,000 3rdyear (City.)> $ 30,000 4th. year (City}_ STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED xjrtaticn Program Latin Riverfront Park South River Drive and"S.W: 3rd Street Henderson Park Improvements. PROJECT DESCRIPTION :his pro)ect will provide free transportation, for the ledcrly and da;..ca=-.:: programs in Little Havana. Acquisition/design/develoamerit of an active neighborhood park. Commrunity Development funds are being used in conjunction with Parks for People Bond funds and Federal. and State Grants. , Improvements include landscaping/play equip- 971 N.W. 2nd Street rent and a basketball court. Domino Park Improvements. S.W. 8th St. and 15th Avenue Little Havana Land Acquisition Construction of restrooms with facilities the handicapped. Program provides for the purchase of vacant land throughout the target area to be uti- lized as a land bank inventory for future subsidized housing development sites approved by the community are: (continued next page) WYN' TARGET AREA, Little Havana:. Progr.;m operations 'Property has been acquired. Development program is being, prepared for park_ Construction 95% complete: `Contractor is in the process of completing landscaping. and general cleanup.. a_ (City). SI....,35C 3rd:: year S13, ,ny 3rd year (County) S:, _ 4th year fC ) S1:..1)f: 4th year (C�:.lt.l $435,_.'C 3rd year $290-,000 4th year CCit:) S 65,.1 -)-. 3rd year (_1-: :Project"complete.: $ 20,91' 3rd year (C t Phase A. IAII sites except the following; $600-.0OB, 3rd; year have been acquired:" 178 S.W. 17 Avenue (Cif; 200-230 S.W."17 Avenue i'S407,917 3rd year The two listed above are in: the acquisition (County) process. Phase"B. Selection process MODEL CITY i 1 PORTS Y O- ..: :iavana ^:.anit;' NSA - ::eighborhood Strateq-; Areal (::.:.. S.W. 1: .Avenue, S.W. zt r et and Miami River) 11 • PROJECTS TIC,`•: TA GET AREA p ;DJ=CT STATUS rolect ;.ro:ldes . :a. _ _..,era to aiailtind is r.. ar..3 whi_.. .., a .:e. .:ooiing 3j f new lighting for the stage and bathroom. This allocation, :.ill be utilized for relocation ?rouram is still ac - ling,proposals for in connection to any displacement caused by ::.lbilitatirg multi-iimiLy structures- i the substantial rehabilitation of multi famil.j structural that are rehabilitated through a special grant from the U.S. _ of Housing and Urban Development: ' i; - aver Latin Specialty; Acquire land a: 1 ; the Miami River for ;.-•;..1 oament Ctn cialty Center complex. .he land would tc assembled by the City and then resold or leased to a dev.zlogcr. sne proposed dev-lio;.•- 5 _ ^sent would `_ak idliantage Of its ...arine 1.)ca- tion(perhaps in•:iuding a seafood. -restaurant. -i retail fish na-knit. and a marina) , an.: .J'ould. l also emphasize tropical and Latin :laver South FlOri ::. 1 MODEL CITY plan being prepared_ - Litt: ei.i.': an.Y• re- i 0 i COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS 5thH 6th & 7th YEARS MODEL CITY i 1 KING IIEIGHTS NSA C) KING HEIGIETS RF.DEVEIAPMENT :OTHER PROJECTS Tacoicy Center -Tenant Education Program N.W. 19 AVE. AVIASS32idX3 5T 6T"&7T" YEAR PROJECTS MODEL CITY January 1^.) + ? i uiLlidLLIL - 1 1-1 nnnrinn 11111111 nnni iron U°''� [7C"ilJf if 1'�`' � 1(IIIII�JI�C � ill ,,11 'IIIIIiJlllli i11ll[ [iL!] Er [11111111111111Li[hiDi 1-95 EXPRESSWAY Clt JC7C. Cl C7 C7 C", �,• HOUSINGASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION it) ESTIMATED COST . King Heights NSA t bounded by N.W. 7th, 12th. € 17th Avenues, 54th, 58th & 62nd Sts.) A. King Heights Fevitaliza- tion• {bounded byN.W. 12th & 17th Avenues, 58th 6 62nd 5ts.1 B. King Heights NSA. Housing Rehabilitation & Concentrated Code Enforce- ment C. Street Improvements D. Land Acquisition Acquisition-, 3ertrliticin cf blighted -structures & reloca- tion of residents.-for.new housing, public improvements- & parking. .Project may also entail assistance for multi- -family housing rehabilitation. Concentrated:code enforcement; financial. and technical assis- tance to homeowners for hous- ing rehabilitation." Completion of the rebuilding -of the local streets within the NSA. Land acquisition for new infil: housing construction. $550,000 5800,000 5750,000 5150,000 WYNWOOD • PROJECT CATEGORY RECOMMENDATION Recommended for funding.- This is an on -going C D project. it_ is, consistent with Co: objectives ' target area strategy and citizen recommendations. Existing: funding will be utilized during the 5th year for project implementation Recommended for funding; project is consistent with C D"and tar- get area objectives. Recommended for:funding. The improvement of local streets is an important component in the NSA program & will result in the rebuilding of badly deteriorated streets. - Recommended for:1"unding,l This project will provide housing opportunities for moderate in- come residents. Physical/Residential Related" PROPOSED FUNDING (II THOUSANDS)- 5 400', 000 $ 150,D00 S 300 , 000 $400,:000_ 5:50 ",;0 5700,000 PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST PROJECT CATEGORY Physical/Residential P^Idled RECOMMENDATION Manor Park NSA. (bounded by N.W. 54th Street. the Airport Expressway, 7th Ave. s N W. 15th Avenue) A. Housing Rehabilitation Code Enforcement Residential Street Improvements C. Land Acquisition Impact area for ccn,:entrated code enforcement and rehabili- tation loans and grants. Street improvements including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, resur facing and landscaping. Acquisition of deteriorated structures and vacant land for new housing. $1,500,000 $3,500,000 5 150,000 WYNWOOD' Recommended for future C D funding: Insufficient funds available for implementation during the next three years. PROPOSED FUNDING (INTHOUSANOS) 5ttt YEAR II I 111111l■1 1111111111 7tlrYear r PROJECT TITLE I1■ IIII PROJECT CATEGORY Economic Development PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST RECOMMENDATION 3. Opportunity Industrializatio Center (OIC) Revitalization 'Program r This economic development pro- ject will consist of property rehabilitation and training for community residents. Trainees will offer cooperative secre- tarial services, small equip- ment repair and building main- tenance services to the community. HOUSING ASSISTANCEPLAN $ 65,000 WYNWOOD i Because of a Limitation of fund- ing, it is recommended that this project not be funded. PROPOSED} FUNDING (IMTHOUSANDS), 5th YEAR 6ttt`rtear' i 7ttpYleap 1111E1111 II In 111 PROJECT CATEGORY Public services PROJECT TITLE 4. :'acolcy Recreation Program Tenant Education Program PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST Provides. structured indoor/out- $ 50,000- door recreation programs for • yearly youth.' - This program educates and trains $ 20,000 low and moderate income tenants yearly in the field of housing, main- tenance, counseling and landlord tenant rights. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNWOOD. RECOMMENDATION. Project is consistent with C D objectives and target area strategy: It has received a positive program evaluation. This is an on-goingsoc.ial service program. _Project is consistent with C U" objectives and target area strategy. It has receiVed.a positive program evaluation. This is an on -going social service program. PROPOSED FUNDING (INTMOUSANOSY 6ttrYear II STATUS OF • COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT• PROJECTS NMI STATUS , REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Local Street Improvements between N.W. 60 s 61 Sts.1 from N.W. 12 to 17'Avenues. SECOND YEAR 'LocalStreetImprovements between N.W. 58 6 59 Sts. between 12-17 Aves., N.W. 13 Ct. N.W. 59-60 Sts., N.W. 13-15 Aves. between 58-59 Sts. Local Street Improvements Phase III - N.W. 55-56 Sts. between 12-17 Aves., N.W. 55 Terr. (17 Ave.-17 Ct.), N.W. 57 St. (14-17 Aves. 6 12-13 Ave) N.W. 13,14.15 Aves. (54-58 Sts) MAC .12 Ct. (55-56 Sts.) Local Street Improvements Phase iV - N.B. 58 Terr.. 59-60.- 61 Sts. from 7-12 Aves; 10-11 Aves. from 58 Terr to 62 Ave.: 9 Ave. from 58 Terr to 61 St.: 8 Ave. from 60-62 Sts. Relocation for Martin Luther King Boulevard PROJECT DESCRIPTION Improvements include new asphalt pavement, new curbs and/or gutters, broken sidewalk replacement, covered ditch drainage- system and landscaping. Continuation of 1st Year project Improvements include new asphalt pavement, new curbs and/or gutters, broken sidewalk re- placement, covered ditch drainage system and landscaping. Funding augments Highway Bond funds. Continuation of Phase IIi Funds in this account are to be used on a case basis as:a result of governmental acquisition in the area to residents whO must be relocated as required bylaw. WYNWOOD -96 TARGETAREA PROJECT STATUS Project complete. Project complete. Project complete. Construction:60t complete_ Project complete_ _Model City 1111111101111111141111III v1111111 $361,050 2nd' Year (City); $84,0004 2nct Year (City) I 1411 I ■ ■III III STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED SECOND YEAR - Continued Recreation Field Lighting at Northwestern Sr. High School Tacolcy Recreation Program Tenant Education Program PROJECT DESCRIPTION The addition of a ball diamond to Northwestern High School has increased its recreational activity. However, the lack of illumination on the ball diamond severely impairs and limits the night-time use of this facility by neighborhood residents. A supervised and structured indoor/outdoor. recreation program for youth ranging from 5 to 24 years of age. HOUSING_ ASSISTANCE PLAN A program designed to ease tenant/landlord relationships by educating and organizing tenants in the neighborhood, thereby improv- ing the quality of housing for all residents., WYNWOOD TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED City is negotiating an agreement with the School Board. Program operational.- Program operational. 1111111111111111 11 111 $50,000. 2ndt Year (City); 50, 000' 3rdt Year (City)' 50,000< 4t}i Year (Ciity) $17,5941 2ndi Year (City) 8.000= 2ndf Year (County)' 17,591 3rd Year (Ciity)T 8,000* 3rd) Year (County)) 18P.0004thi Year (Ciity)z T,500 4tti4 Year (County) III IIIIIIII II II II I 111111111111 III IIIIII MI1111111111111111 1 1 111111111111111111111111111111111 STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED 1 THIRD YEAR Dotal Street _srrovements 1 Airport Expressway N.W. 33 St. from N.W. -19 aces. Transpertati:' for. Community Cultural Activities Installat_c- •of. trash Recep- tacles N.W. 7,12,15. and 17 Aves. and N.W. 54'a^.! r_ Sts. FOURTH YEP. NSA Impresenent and Conservation Area A N.W. 55 to St. from 7-12 Ayes ■ PROJECT DESCRIPTION Ccntinuation of the installation of concrete curts and:gutters, asphaltic pavement, con- crete sidewalks, concrete ditch drainage system and. landscaping in the Liberty. City area. The remaining area is bounded by N.W. 61 St. on the north, I-95 ontheeast, N.W. 55 St. on the south, and N.W. 12 Ave. on the west. The purchase of a passenger van to be used by Northwestern High School to transport residents to and from cultural activities. Ilte placement of aesthetically designed trash receptacles with emphasis on the commercial corridor. Project consists of acquisition and demolition of deteriorated structures, housing rehabili- tation loans, and systematic code enforcement. WYNWOOD -98- TARGET AREA Construction 20% complete. Construction will be completed by May 1979- Van has been purchased. Trash receptacles have been received but -found unacceptable by Sanitation Department.. These trash receptacles.wil1 be installed in neighborhood parks. Sanitation. Department is in theprocess of selecting -new receptacles to place along: streets. Acquisition Stage A redevelopment plan is being prepared for, the area. Rehabilitation Stage 12' requests for rehabilitation loans have been received_ A1I'12 are in process.Plans. for organizing the King Heights Great Neighbor- hoods Association are under way- .1•11111IIII 1 AMOUNT ALLOCATED $505,472 3rd Year. (City) $300,0004th Year (City) $ 10,:000. 3rd Year (City). $ 30 „000 3rd Year (City)- S 36,000 4th, Year (City) 546 ,000s 4th, Year (City)' Ii1IIILI MI11111 iIIII I 111111 STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FOURTH YEAR - Continued Removal:of Slum and Blight PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project provides for the acquisition, demolition, and relocation of multi -family units in the Model City area to make land available for redevelopment. This project will be implemented particularly in the King Heights area. Ring Heights is bounded by N.W. 12 Avenue, N.W. 17 Avenue, N.W. 58 Street and N.W. 62 Street. Rehabilitation of housing structures will be undertaken wherefeasible. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN WYNW00D 1 -99- TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS A redevelopment plan is being prepared for the area. IIouui iII IbiIINII IIIIflli ilI11 11 �f'llr 1111111 IIA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS 5th, 6th & 7th YEARS WYNWOOD i i __. v • • • • iriuGr. ec=af i • ITT _ ♦ rwrT7•r riTr1 ...... •+r-rT••••-RT. • • • ••!LIA i,cn � 'r'•�.v •••• ( 3 ) tiAlINTS d N11'l: UV' 1\':1t 0111-1 7:4V1•t'l'S ■1II 1 11 WYNWOODPROJECT CATEGORY Physical/Residential. Related=` i PROPOSED FUNDING (IN tHOUSANOS) ESTIMATED RECOMMENDATION 5thYEAR i 61h Year < 7th Year PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION COST 1. Wynwood NSA (Neighbor- hood Strategy Area) (bounded by 1-195 Airport I" Ex pressway on the -north, N.W. 20th St. to F_E.C: F.E.C. south to N.W.15th E` k St_ to Biscayne Blvd; Biscayne Blvd. on the east and I-95 expressway on the west.). Rebuilding of the following sts; A. Street Improvements N.W..35th St. between N.W. 2nd Ave. and N.W. 1st Ave; N-W. 30th through 33rd Sts. between N."Miami Ave. and N.W. 2nd $1,000,000 Recommended for funding.. This is an ongoing project which:. will provide an adequate residential street infrastructure c- sae I -_- $ I00,000• S 9004.004`` Avenue; N.W. 1st Avenue between 29th and 33rd Sts; N.W. 34th St and 34th Terrace between N.W. Wynwood Great Neighborhood Area'' F r 1st Ave. and N. Miami Avenue. (Great Neighborhood). B. Housing Rehabilitation Code enforcement, financial S 700,000 This is a- recommended. program. -0- 300,000 ?S-400,.000€ and Code Enforcement. and technical assistance to homeowners for housing re- -habilitation. "Project restric- ted to area bounded by N.W. 36 St., 29 $t,,I-95 and N. Miami , It will encourage rehabilitation. of deteriorated houses and apart- ment buildings and the elimina- tion.of dilapidated structures - (' Avenue. -(Great Neighborhood): C. Land Acquisition Land acquisition -for new infill. housing construction under the City funded Home Second Mort- gage Program. Project restric- ted to area bounded by N.W. 36 Street, 29th Street, 1-95 and $ 200,000 This is a recommended project which is consistent with C 13 ob- jectives. It will provide in- creased housing opportunity for moderate income residents and will complement ongoing rehab - 5 y; 100,000 100,"000' -0- N. Miami Avenue (Great Neighbor hood). Iitation efforts." —102— HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN Land Acquisition for Rousing Sites for the Elderly. ESTIMATED PROJECT DESCRIPTION COST Acquisiton of land for the construction of subsidized housing for the elderly. PROJECTCATEGOR ( RECOMMENDATION 350,000 This isan ongoing project which is eligible for C D funding.: However, due to limited C D funds other sources of funding such -as City Bonds Funds. will be utilized for this project_ upon - availability of Federal Housing Subsidies.. 7ttrYear .€ I I III 1 IIIIIIII 1 1 Phv5 aiIRpsi Kan? T 7a i'a.Yo�N PROPOSED FUNDING (INkTHOUSANDS) 5thlYEAR ' ` ; 6th:Year -0- .. -0 ■ 1 1111111 1 PROJECT CATEGORY PROJECT TITLE: PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST RECOMMENDATION Economic Development PROPOSEDFUNDING (INTFOUSANDS)t 5tI YEAF 4. f 60tYear. f 7thYear 3. Beautification and Pedestrian Improvements along't.k. 29th Street. Projects include improvements to 29th Street from I-95 Ex- pressway to Biscayne Blvd. Improvements include street rebuilding, landscaping,.stree furniture and trash receptacle The combineistorm drainage and sanitary sewer system will be separated and a bicycle and pedestrian link will be created. t s $ 600,000 Funding for this project is not recommended due to funding limitations, Funding for this project is recommended with City Highway Improvement Bond Funds and:Sewer Bond Funds. -104 -0- E -0- HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST PROJECTCATEGOR'( Public Sery PROPOSED FUNDING (IN:THOLISANDS)� RECOMMENDATION 5thYEAR 4. Senior Citizen Recrea- tional and TransForta- tion Program Provides for Cultural, social and transportation needs of the elderly -.residents in Wynwood Target::.rea by providing nec- essary staff, leadership and other program resources. HOUSING ASSISTANCEPLAN i i $ 72-,000 yearly i This is an ongoing social servic $ 72,000 project that has received a positive evaluation. Continued funding is recommended. -I05- 6th Year 72,000 7ttlYear STATUSQF COMMUNITY DEVEL • PMENT PROJECTS STATUS REPORTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED FIRST YEAR Neighborhood Facility N.W. 29 Street & U.W. 2 Avenue (County and City funds) ■ CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS Local Street. Improvements 34 Terr. between 2-3 Aves., N.W. 3 Ave. between 29-36 Sts., N.W. 33,34,35 Sts. between N.W. 25 Avenues. SECOND YEAR Local Street Improvements N.W. 32-35 Sts. between N.W. 5-6 Aves., N.W. 30 St. between 2-6 Aves., N.W. 6 Ave. between 30-35 Sts. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Residents approved the site. for. this facility on October 7, 1975. Site is located at.•. 211 N.W. 29 Street (former Stanton -Baptist Church). This is a combined City of >iami/ • Dade County. project.-. Because of its -magnitude this project'has been developed in phases. Phase I included demolition -of three buildings •rehabilitation of the fourth building -contain,: Inq 10,000 sq. ft. and ac4.lisi:.icn of ` 1otd for. parking. These-Iots•are located on .the . -corner' of N.W. 29 St. -and N.W. 2 Avenue. - Phase II will include. the -onstruction of. a:: 18,000 sq. ft. building, landscaping and parking.,. .Improvements -include street paving,,construc tion of curbs and gutters and sidewalk - widening. HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN Continuation of 1st Year for similar improvements exist. Matching Highway project providing where they do not Bond funds. 1 PROJECT: STATUS City's participation in this project has been completed' (See County status)_ Project complete. Proect complete.. AMouro ALLOCATED S` 75,000 Ise Year (City) 22',000 1st Year (County) 356,.y2I+ 2nd Year (County) 501.700-set aside County -wide fund 21 «,,300 3rd Year (City) I I I STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED MIAMI C D PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION TARGET ARE 'etvr.«: o:f PROJECT STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED.' sLcz)ND YEAb ontrnued Neighborhood Park .'.evelopment Adacent to Foberr. E. Ire School Elderly Transportation Program Wynwood Land Acquisition Phase I Lighting for the soccer and baseball field Phase LI Fencing Cf baseball field including backstop dugouts and goal posts for soccer field.. Bleachers for the sportsfield and baseball field development. Provides for transportation services to elderly residents of Wynwood Community ir. -:.njunction With their recreational and meals program. - The following lic housing: 2.29.3 11 2.29.3 *14 4.41.1 12 4.41.2 110 4.41.3 *3 4.191.4 *1 4.191.4 +2 sites have beer selected for pub- 300-312 N.W. 30 Street N. side N.W. 33 Street 255' E. of N.W. 5 Avenue S. side N.W. 31 Street 125' W. of Miami Avenue 137 N.W. 30 Street 2938 N.W.'1 Avenue 3270 N.W. 5 Avenue S. side N.W.33 Street 134' W. of 5 Avenue 525-527 N.W. 32 Street 108 Protect complete. Project commenced: Cecem:,er II, 1'478:. It will be completed in 3J working days. Program operational.. Lots 4_191.4 *5 an:: ..23 3 #1 have been acquired.. SS174.000 end (City? 35,991 2nd:Year (CLty 4L.634 3rd. Year (City) :.F 7,ti 4th •relr iCLt}", 170.000 end Year !City) i i STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE AND DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED THIRD YEAR Wynwood Mini Park 229 N.W. 30 Street Local Street Improvements N.W. 31 E. 32 Sts. from 2-5 Aves. Street beautification, N.E. 2 Ave. between N.L. Streets FOURTH YEAR Residential Street Improvements N.W. 30-35 Sts. between N.W. 2 Ave. and North Miami Ave. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Acquisition and development of a m:ni park Improvements include the ::cnstruction of paving, sidewalks,.vurbs and gutters, storm and sanitary sewers, and landscaping where necessary. Project includes landscaping and street furniture. These improvements will complete the residen- tial street system in the Wynwood Impact Area. The improvements should he based on the Tigertail Avenue -Oak, Street pattern already used in the western section of Wynwood to ensure compatibility with those streets currently being rebuilt. Treatment will include new pavement, sidewalks, curbs and, gutters, landscaping and storm and sanitary sewers where necessary. TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS Prcperty has-been acquirer., Proceeding with .. eiocation i'rolect,is under construction, _^mc'_eted by February 6, i?79. _t is 9C4 complete. Street selection process completed ' AMOUNT ALLOCATED Si'•JC 3rd( Year �Citvi 20,20C 4th Year (Cit; V X-.3C.560 3rd Year (CYty? 3rd Year •5252 , _3C 4th Year __ty' ■ STATUS REPORTS OF CITY OF MIAMI CD PROJECTS FOURTH YEAR - Continued. Land Acquisition ;arment•District Expansion PROJECT DESCRIPTION . quisition of .and and. obsolete buii i-3s 'as sites for the construction. of,small scaie: scattered suL';idized housing. D,armer.t.'District expansion incli.ding 7..3n.i_ acquisition, demolition a.rd relocation to facilitate the growth of the i,armen_ District as indicate.' by the City of Miami's jcmpre- hensive Neighborhood plan.. :his pro,\,ect will Also remove presently existing Slum and blight and separate incompatible land -.:ses. 11 TARGET AREA PROJECT STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED Site :se ection process on -coin.;_ S200,000 4tItYear iCity1 3cci -e ;onomic analysis to r.. prepared. :th Year 111 HOUSEHOLD TYPE TOTALS (Homeowners, Renters) n HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN .June 1979 - June 1982 SUMMARY OF NEEDS AND GOALS HOUSING NEEDS OF LOWER INCOME HOUSEHOLDS ELDERLY 8,062 (46.6%) 17,828 (30.2%) 25,890 (33.7%) SMALL FAMILIES 7,762 (44.9%) 35,899 (60.4%) 43,661 (57.1 1 LARGE FAMILIES 1,475 (S.5%)> 5,622 (9.4%) 7,097 (9_2%) HOUSING ASSISTANCE GOALS FOR LOWER, INCOME: HOUSEHOLDS TYPES OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE Housing Assistance to Homeowners Housing Rehabilitation Assistance Homeownership Assistance Housing Assistance to Renters New Assisted Housing Construction Rehabilitation of Rental Housing Existing Rental Housing Resources TOTALS I I ANNUAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE GOAL June 1979-June 1980 ELDERLY 137 467 266 334 1,204 SM.FAMILY 75 57 942 538 675 2,287 LG.FAMILY 13 13 349 1 Represents 5% of Total Housing_ Assistance, Need 2 Represents 15% of Total Housing Assistance deed -112- TOTAL 225 70 1,550 885 1,110 i TOTr''tLS 76,649 (100%) THREE YEAR HOUSING ASSISTANCE GOAL. June 1979-June 1982 ELDERLY Stt. FAaILY 225 171 2,.826 1,614 2,025 LG . FAMILY TOTAL 39. 39. 423-. 243 301. ,047 4,6 0' 2 „6 55 3 ,:330' 2< U.S. DLPAF/Tr.l%N r OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN TABLE 1 - SURVEY OF HOUSING CONDITIONS FROM: 6/15/79 TO: STATUS AND CONDITION OF ALL HOUSING UNITS 1. Occupied Units - Total a. Substandard EJ ORIGINAL DRAFT t l REVISION, DATE fl AMENDMENT, GATE. YEAR OF ESTIMATE 1978 TOTAL 130,790 ALL UNITS SUITABLE FOR REHABILITATION* NAME OF APPLICANT" Miami FI.. 3131331 City of Miami, 3342 Pan, American Dr.. 2: APPLICIk'TICWGCR'ANT tWtIKeE8 R? S. DATE OF SURV EY(StUSED" July 1978 1,109 OWNER' SUITABLE FOR, E REHABILITATION 486 R'ENTTER. 17,104 3 b Standard trine 1 minus line 21 1978 119,702 43,491 76,211 2. Vacant Available Units - Total 3. Housing Stock Av311abla - Total Isum of lines 1 and 41 4. Standard Housing Stock Available - Total hum of Imes 3 and 61 5. Current Standard Avdcable Vacancy Rate lrine 6: :.Ire 6)1 1978 8,054 1974 1978 138,844 125,614 4.70 27,408 46,271 44,948 DEFINITIONS. DATA SOURCES. AND METHODS (Attach acditronalsheets, if necessary, and 'identifywith items above.) 1- Definition oI "suLstand3rd used. 2 Definition of —suitable for rehabilitation" used.* 3. Data source and methods used. a. Social hous.n2 cord.trans. 9,104 Recurred only if t'e .:apticant proposes rehabilitation as a part of its Housing Stratecy and asa goal' fo:. housing assistance: 1 II I I ll 11Iai1I 1 1 1 11111111 1 1,928 755 !92,573 80,,666. 1,290 250 111 304 111111111 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT• COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM NAME OF APPLICANT' Miami, Fla-k. 333,3 City of Miami,. 3342 Pan American Drove HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 2. APPLICATION/GRANT aumttE Pa I ABLE 11-1 - HOUSING ASSISTANCE NEEDS OF LOWER -INCOME HOUSEHOLDS B ` - - i s 7e.RIOD OF APPLICABILITY" 4. ORIGINAL DRAFT Q REviSION, DATE ''.6.: DATE OF SURVEYS) July 1978 NJSE .. • ►.iOM: 6/15/79 TO: 6/14/82 0 AMENDMENT, DATE NU' UER• OF HOUSEHOLDS ALL. HOUSEHOLDS ALL MINORITY HOUSEHOLDS : ALL FE1'PAEE•HEADEO"HOUSEHOLDS. STATUS OF HOUSEHOLDS RECUIRING ASSISTANCE TOTAL ELDERLY (t ? percnsl " �.nJ HAYDI- CAPPED StsaLL FAMILY (4 or . lust persons; 'LARGE FgtitILY r 15 or more persons) TOTAL ELDERLY 61 2 Pcr=onsl end HANDI• CAPPED SMALL FaRirLY (4Ot lee Person') LARGE FAMILY l5 or more personsf ` TOTAL ELDERLY (1 2 p enontl and HAr4Dt CAPPED: SMALL tFawrtr_Y (Cor ' I: /es ,'Iper,oncf' LARGE FAw« [rt (5 sr rrLr per:on:/f la) (b-1) (b-2) (b-3) (b-4) (c-1) (c-2J Cc-31' Cc-4)• ( -t) td2). fcr3h td is t A. Total Or:nrr Households" (sumoflrnes2and3) 17,299 8,062 7,762 1 47 r 5 9,281 1,996 5",933 1,352 8,038 4 216• r 3,436 385 2 O.vner Households to be D,sotaced d4r.n2 the three 1, ear program 80 32 38 10 55 16 29 10 28 12 12 4 •i Owner Hous_hoids (^'ctuo%ngds terns) 17,219 8,030 7,724 1,465 9,226" 1,9801,342 5,904 8,010 4,204 Q = 3, 2.4 [ 381 i Per ema;w o►Tea! b, Hc::a',old Type 100% 46.6 • 44.9 8.5 5 9. Total Ren;erHuusehotds (sum of loft 6. J and 81. 59,350 17,828 35,899 5,622 45,281 11,353 28,671 5,257 23,694 7,269 13:,784 '2,641,. 5 Renter Households to be D:sptaced during the three year oroyram 1,059 264 467 328 888 174 383 331 371 i 255 80 t 36: 7 Renter Househo'dc (extlueingvrsptacees) 58,291 17,564 35,432 5,294 44,393 11,1.79 28,288 , 4,926 23,323: 17,014 ]3,709, t 2 605 touset.ords Expected to Reside 9 - Pcrcente3e of Total by Household Type 100% 30.2 60.4 % 9.4 yb NARRATIVE (Attach additional sheers, if necessary/ * Line 8 to be calculated when. regulations 1 '. Data sources and methods. are completed . 2. ` C2ecrat housing needs of Lower -income households. U 5 Iri PA lr It. t_t.t OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT CUMMUIIITY:,£VELOPMENTBLOCK-GRAN.TPROGRArt 1 NAn1E uF Aer,a�:.:rc.r Mi3IRT F1 �. 33x 33 City of Miam „ 3342 Pan Amer can Dr1 - - -" HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN " - - 2 APPLICATIONIGRAwT NUMEER' TABLE 11.2 — HOUSING ASSISTANCE NEEDS OF LOWER -INCOME HOUSEHOLDS B - : — —� I` �— I { 3 t r'11000f APPLICABILITY - - - 1:T p Li ORIGINAL DRAFT - (Ti REvlSIOt+ GATE .tii. �•Yti�, 5: DATE OF SIURVEYISI USED Iti �ys*J •ti July' 1978 SY V•l ::f` nti..r '1Y'.�GJyy{ 'S 'L� rfr �� i,; r r1OM 6/15/79 To. 6/14/82 (Ti AMENGr.IENT. DATE •NIF:$4, PROVIDE DATA FOR EACH CATEGORY OF Ili INOAITY HOUSEHOLD,ASAPPROPRIATE .. - - - - STATUS OF MINORITY HOUSEHOLDS REQUIRING - - ASSISTANCE - (Check appropriate bowl _ 1. Reserved 2. ;. Black. not Hispanic _ ram. 3. L._I American Indian or Alaskan Native 4-- C j Hispanic - - r—� 5-. 0 As.an or Pac.f.c IsLandar - - (Check apiropnare bowl T. Reserved - Z. ;0. Black, not Hnpan.c" !—; 3• . 0 American Indon or Alaskan Native_ - 4. Z HnaarnC -- 5. As.an'or Pat l.c Islander -- - (Check apprcOriarebo.rl -- - - - r t. Reserved' -. 2- O° Stack. nor Hispanic r� 3U . , American- Indian or Alaskan ?statism, 4 "---;.'ri.;;,an;c - 5. Asian or Pac.t.c Is.ander - ... . - - - - - - " - - " TOTAL - - - ELDERLY (r-? persons) and Ht.ND1 CAPPED SMALL FAMILY (Q or lest Persons) LARGE - ., FAMILY (5ur more perionsl" - - - TOTAL ELDERLY - (r2 Persons l and „AM1OI CAPPED P.•.•.sLL FAMILY - lS or tes persons? LAPGE FAMILY 15 or more - persons/ - - -- - TOTAL 'ELDERLY' (l-$" perrans7 any. „" r•DI" CAPPED $r.YAIL '- FsvttLY 13 or ;,:r peraunsk LAR;'E' ; P AMILY (5 or rrlore Personal tol - - (t-1) It•21 - (t.3 - (t-4) - I0-11 (02) - (0.3) (4-0)- (h - A. TGtal Owner Households (sum ofhnes1and 31 3,384 676 - 2,019 _ 688 6,026 1,319 3,914 792 t1• In 21- In-2/ rust Owner households to be D.s.naced Ou..n j the :here yea• r:•c^,arn 31 9 17 5 24 7 12 Owner Households (e•rh.ong d,solarresl 3,353 667 2,002 1,309 6,002 1,312 3,902 - - 787 - , B ..- Twat Renter hOusmotds T oia l(nnrs5and6l 117►253 2,120 12,002 - 3,131 27,411 9,233 - 16,182 1,997 - - Renner Houschot.ls to be D•sn aced durin) ire . three year program 410 51 171 188 478 123 212 143 I- (' a 6 Renter Households 116,843 to■cljdmg dsptac e:J 2,069 11,831 2,943 26,933 9,110 15,970 1,854 1i:TAARKS U.E. bEPARtMENt OF ►IOUSrNG AND UfsnAN bEVELOP1ritNi eoMMUNItY btvELbPMENI* °LOCK GFXANt 't;OG1aAtif MiE1 ni / F'1 s 331! ,city of Micatti, _3342 .14fi.AradtidAh. JtLVF4 HoU.tiNd AzMANt:E PLAN 2. APf'LICAf10•'lttJ,laNT •:L4.111Lf1 .. t tAt Lt III • THttEE YEAn tlotislt)t Pnof;nAM 1HAEE YEAtl GOAL d.l .-- _ . i.-- . 1 : _.l 3, PErtIOU OF APPLICAOILl re ;1, tj onIGIHAL bRAF ' ot OM 6/14/79 . Tts 6/14/82 0 REVISION, OAtE d ARitftoME`1T,bvrE NUMBER OF LO.',Efl•I .CCME HOUSEHOLDS TO f3F. ASSISTED TYPES ANO SOURCES OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE TOtAL ELDERLY (1 2A'1C ns) HAtiol. CAPPEDJ smALL FAMILYAMILY (4ofless Orrontl LARGE ISotmorP dertorttl sal 1b1 rcl Idl _ _ ..._Eel 1 A. Dotal Goals lot Hns,n.j AthttjnC1 lnr Homeown..rt stun, of shot i 4,0 rl "......._ .. _ - ... .. ... 885.... 411 396 ... 7r3 .: .. 2 ._. _. 1. New CunthuU,On Ats,sla.'i IOr Homeo.vnrrt - -- Nni of 9J,td 4) - 210 1. 171 ... 39 q 3 - HUU Assisted Progtamt ' - 1,f) ": -. -.102 ... Other• 9ft .. 69 21 5 2. Hnhatlhl4h0n Att,%t3nte ,or rtomeOv.hntt rum, bl br•t 6.'-7 and 81 - 675 411 225 ... 39 Co,,mumty De•.elcomenl Block Giants 525 31f3 186 21 HUD Ass.stert P,cgt,mt 150 _ 93 39 18 Other• 9 O. Iota, Go3•s for r•ous,nq Ass.ttance for HCm.o,..hers by Pnreent.re bl ur,.�tnhnld tYOe " 1C(1'r .. .. v 46. 5 44 7 " da • E3.8 o 111 C f oral %Joan for r c.rs.-4 :.ss.stante for Renters _ Isom of fines 11. 1d• 17 r 231" .0 635 - r 3 20y r 6,465 969 11 1. Ass'stahce lot Prosuectwe HOmeowne,t (sum of Imes 12 • 131 12 HUO Ass.sted Programs 13 Other• 14 2, Now Rental Units hum Ot Imes 15 • 161 4,6.50 401 2,826 42.3 i5 HUD AshttedProgtam$ 4,650 1,401 2,826 423 1,i Other• - - - -, 1 / 3. hab l tatron of Renal Unit* hum of hoer 18. 19 • 221 2 655 t 798 1 614, r 243 19 Community Cevetoornent 61o.:1t Grant% 150 45 90 15 i9 HUO Ast,ste0 Programs Isum or,r..et.0 • 21) 2.205- 663 134 207 213 Subtlanhm wa,at,•,lairon 1 r10c 3n3 612_. " 90 21 Sechen 3 Es.sl,ng with Mo.drra.e Pehabaitahon , __ 300_ 9n 3,113. 27 22 Other• 23 a. E.st,114 henla, Un,is frump of ',not 24 .:7I 3.330 1�002 2,025 303 24 - HUO Att•tred Programshumof hest 25 . 26) '3 330 1, 0n2- 675: 101 125 w,ln Repa.r 1,125 339 684 102 .6 vt.th,,.,t,nrb4.r 3,a05 663 1.341 201 �2 ether•. • :3 J '" •r., 4..4.33 t for .a.tvt.n.d .145.030rr Int knn,ers bY. ro.rnaaresl/In..... hro.1 evil 100'e 3n 1 60.8 °o 9.1 °c. ;•s I: - T,rt ;., /•0.14n 1.1t r1,,J .1....n.,1 .1+n1..1 U”.Is ItY - - Pr.t..nla,:e of Ian.l...hne1 Tvor" 100"ft30.1-N .:.. o , 60•8 o ., - , 1'.',. 9,1 NARRATIVEIA ttach Otklipon.11 sheets a nrceslary and irientily with items above) .V 1. Foutnnte units to hn provrrfort soncrlrraIly for the h w 1.c300.W. 2. 0tesco,,, the Drnq, ems l.atrll .,osier thµ r.ttngnry 3. Describe those. :whom. n.,rt•scsrj In I.Ir,htate the .ir_unyslfshmvnt nt lhr paif: C►/ECK IF APPLIC%Nr W1.11115 TO nF,VlT P1 ALL STA fF HFOA /101/S,Ir10 Pncol ALS U.S. btPtMEN f bK jIOUSIPvG AND UFtbAN D VEL01'tiEN'F bEVELCPMENt bLOCk GFANtPROdgAh Mi&iiii i ?l t 33133 . ... _. „ ,„._ ; CITY OAM1 3342fAfer .brlV'Cc4MUtt't Fttlt.AiNC XSstStntvr t PLAN 2 APPLiCtti0Nry )G'1At ?aultf]tl% ?ALL V • AN W L t10U5ltie; Actto'J P{jixxitt.hj ANNUAL GOr\ . d _L .., I N .: d. Z7 bRit tNAL bRI`T i atrllod ocApeLicAniut r molt to 6/15/79 6/14/50 0 A1.i1 NomEht. oM-t .:.,.. _ NUabtli Or LOs'rttt•it/c0Mt NOUStHOLDS tc3 ttt •ASSIStEb {Nett At:b SCUI10ES OF 'MUSING AS ISTANCE tt7TAL tLUERLY It •2Persont). AND t:1ANt)1. CAPPttl J SMALL f A1iIL Y 0 or)est pertdiis) LARGE • FAMILY a or n,ort Oecot'i) 741 fb) (cl 1d1 ......_ tole.. ...,. A. tutal Gri 1 to ,-`a.nt Asi.itante Ice No^+pe,+ners (surilof:: s?,,•;c:1 295 137 132 _ 26' 1. Now G.rtt.ucc cn hss,srd,'ce tot !1Orr,. wners (sum c, hncr ? ant: di 70 57. 13 . ...v;, Avi.s....-1 Ptuvami 40 34 6. co.....,' .. .. - 30.... _. .. ;... __. _.. ... .. _..__.71... 1.. .. ]... .- :__..... 5 2. ileh.t.1,sal,om . 1Srstance for WOrl o •.rut; • (win 01•n.15.7and9) 225 •137 1.75_- 13 Ccmmun.t•, Develour•.e••t stock G•ants 175 106 .I . 62 _ 7 HUo na.sc•P,o.:r�arr•, (SEC. 3121 L. 13: 6 .,.:. c•,er' _____1.7 9 B. Total Gcl,s for s•:..s.n.lAss,stante for Renters (su.'n 0(1,esl0. .'?. t5an/:2) 3,545 . 1r067 2,155 323 10 1. Ast.s'+nce for'•osp,ct.ve Ho''eowr.•t (sum of Anot t t a t?) — 11 HUt) lti 1••0 P•owarns 13 2. Nave : ental U-,ts L� hum ct Imes le and 151 1 r 550 467 942 141 — 1e . YUD Ass.s••d P•73ran•s 1.550 467 942 141 15._ _ ,.._.__ iC,ti.r• 16 3. no-a;.t.tat.or ct p.nr.sl L',.ts bum of f.re: :7, /Bard 21) 885 266 538 S1 17 - C:rnmurt-•. o.,,,c;,...r,-,1 5tect cant: 50 13 30 5 1b i :__.._ 1WUO Ass s.•e � tc9rants /sort', of ;rre•s 19 4701 _ 735 — . 221�_ � 69 19 S.d•itl-t al A.hah.t.tepon 120 244 36 20 Srct.or 5 C.,snng.•i.th Ss•..!.••a.e Ret•ah.t.t.st.on -4.OA-r—. 135 101 204 3n • 21 F c•r.,' 100 'n 1 61 9 22 4 C.,s• , 1'er•,. UUt bar', ,:r cres . • :51 1_,110 - - 334. j -675 101 . Hu:: ts,t,,•.: P•enn•rst',sum of hn.f 2e ..51 - . t t n 334 1 Ol .1._., _625__ - .3 W.Itte.;r ct.,,s,r 735- 447__ • 6 (Sec. 312) _. _ . _62.___.__ 11AR11,1T1VE ),,l:t.n•',ari,li oe), shrnrs,tnrt••s;lryput sri!'tlttyw,(.' 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