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Home My WebLink AboutCRA-R-09-0033 05-18-2009 Submittal_Grant Request PresentationI I I a Grant Request - CRA Board Meeting Miami, May 18th 2009 MIA BC/FI w� c c co 1) Business Location Benefits to the Community ■1■ BOTEQUIY CARI CA 8raziGan Ear & Oru. I I I 0 Biscayne Corridor - At the Heart of the Economic Development Area 7.7 NW 15th St NW nth le looftuwWit ss NW t7thil NW 121h St .720h �I19 NAVWO ■ INN L -St Dunbar Esrr•anrary NW 201bTrr ) Smarr qt%h St o- €" 16 not — r a NW nth S! z > f A NW 1•ah51 Gate l keyed NW ISkil St Dhr1llk11►y aco si z Morin?",y School z S ■ NW iPanSt ; z _• N F:ro.ltie%auE r 8. t n Fart C♦Ihtoc Srharl NW I?lh St $ NW - . NE 17th St i ITIhSt 1, NE 2Oh St NE 'NO 1" ShrRea.na ■ NW lah1 cs NW IahSi NW 14th St Rod. 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Fre ddmTower Paramount Bay Marina Elue I 900Bi5cayne Ten Museum Park I The Marquis Aoh Authorir_u = _ �rpieted F i = orrraer.ed =vnmer 0: Competed SLrnm•:- Q7Compl_t=d Fall 0E LUL I I I 0 0 Agenda Business Location The Concept Key Figures Benefits to the Community —.— I I I 0 0 The Concept: Organizational Chart • • • • • • • TTT ITT? • Management: 3 • Office / Purchasing: 4 • Bartenders / Tellers: 3 • • • Cleaning / Support: 2 • Waitresses / Greeters: 11 —■— III 0 0 The Concept: Innovative Approach Traditional Sports Bar concept Innovative Brazilian Botequim concept - Light, fun, inviting atmosphere X Heavy, "super bowl" intimidating atmosphere x Dark colors (dark red, black, dark wood, etc) ' Bright colors (white, light wood, yellow) x Closed space (low light, one -side location) ' Open space (high light, corner location) x Bar alike, tumultuous - Fancy at the same time simple, casual X Prices are usually high X Average check USD 70 (Market Research) Prices are usually low Average check USD 25 (Estimated) X Standard Products and Offerings " Introduction of new Products and Offerings X Traditional Food Offering "a La Carte" X Traditional Beverage Offering . " Innovative Food Offering "Appetizer" style International Beverage Offering x Screens showing American (rough, manly) ' sports (American football, Basketball, Baseball, etc) - ' Screens showing also Beach/Health related themes (Action Sports, Beach, Nature, including unisex Themes) • ,.r ■1■ BOTEQU161 CARI CA $aua« ear & Agenda Business Location Key Figures Benefits to the Community M.- 1 Key Figures • Overall Project Investment: USD 1.000.000 • Projected Annual Sales: USD 1.800.000 • Number of Guests annually: USD 600.000 • Average Check per person: USD 25 • Work Force: • Projected Payroll costs: • Projected Employee Benefits / Tax: 30 New Jobs will be created within the next 45-60 days USD 50.000 on a monthly basis USD 10.000 on a monthly basis • Number of Suppliers: 20 main suppliers, Local and Other Businesses • Direct Cost of Goods: USD 500.000 will be spent with Suppliers annually • Real Estate Property Taxes: USD 288.000 will be paid through a 10-years lease term • Real Estate Sales Tax : USD 108.000 will be paid through a 10-years lease term • Sales Tax over Direct Sales: USD 126.000 annually Mil 8razdian Ear S. (Aries Agenda Benefits to the Community I I 1 0 0 Example of Benefits for the Economy - Economic Development • Employment: Botequim Carioca will create a minimum of 30 new jobs in the job distressed area of Miami Downtown — hiring preferably from the West, its payroll expenses will amount to over USD 50.000 / month. • Taxes: Botequim Carioca will pay a minimum of (estimated): • Property Tax: USD 28.800 annually for next 10 years • Sales Tax: USD 234.000 annually for the next 10 years • Use Tax: over the investment in its Build Out ( eAlapnlents by Elv .tt Fox OrArt,tscomectlid by blv_aybl SW bat nikiance 900 13P.i.'fjiiF s Rkte/ prop4rtFs.; Perk Wet; Central W-a.°, ErCke Alt L`Strct.IMl llptcnn. BrKkell Central Fullness • Economic Development: Botequim Carioca is the FIRST retail Business to open in the new Luxury Residential Area of Miami Downtown — Parkwest District. The success of this concept will attract other entrepreneurs as its owners and will create a momentum of creation of new Jobs, Taxes etc. as a result, with the opening of further Businesses in this Corridor. ■1■ BOTEQUTAA CAFII CA PirazUtan Bar 8 (anti I I I fft Example of Benefits for the Community - Close and Direct Support • Income Generation: Botequim Carioca will hire preferably locally from within the West Communities in the Miami Downtown Area. It will continuously develop hiring and training programs at local Institutions such as the CRA, the Culinary Institute in Miami Downtown and others, and help the community regain its consuming power and increase its quality of life. • Local Suppliers: Botequim Carioca will purchase preferably from local suppliers and will stimulate the local Businesses to outgrow the current economic crisis. • Social Responsibility: Botequim Carioca will continuously take part in Local Community Actions and Programs, will support Programs designed to support the Local Residents and will create its own Programs as well. BOTEQUIL CARICA Srazitian &u & (�rffi 0 0 Some Current Projects- Supporting the Community • Hiring West Programs: Development of programs to hire its Labor Force directly from the West Communities. • CRA Training Programs: Participation at (and employing from) CRA's Training Programs and working together with the CRA in supporing the local Labor Force. • Culinary Arts Institute: Exchange programs with the Culinary Arts Institute in order to create the opportunity for its Students to get practical experience in the field. • Local College and other Institutions: Exchange with Local College in Miami Downtown and other Institutions in order to assist the Community in preparing its future professionals for their careers in the Industry. • Local Supplier's Programs: Employment of Local Businesses in its daily purchasing activities. Botequim Carioca will help Local Businesses grow increasing its order volume. • Business Referral Programs: Devote part of its Management Time on activities to pursue growing the number of Businesses starting in the Area, to create a bigger consumer Market for the Future. Thank you for your time! Botequim Carioca Brazilian Bar & Grill, LLC. CEO - Andrei Quintan COO - Julio Queiroz info@botequimcarioca.com ■1■ BOTEQUIL CAFII CA Srazifian aar & r&