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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-DDA Proposed Budget PresentationMIAMIDDA DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY FY 13-14 Proposed Operating Budget September 2013 3-0,0'elq 3. ony,y dye Prcs-cirt-t-tok, SUBMITTED INTO THE PUBLI RECORD FOR ITEMON3 . 4' OurMission: UBMTTED INTO THE rUBL..: RECORD FOR :TEMr ON oefA2// . The mission of the Miami Downtown Development Authority is to grow, strengthen and promote the economic health and vitality of Downtown Miami. As an autonomous agency of the City, the Miami ODA advocates, facilitates, plans and executes business development, planning and capital improvements, and marketing and communication strategies. We commit to fulfill our mission collaboratively, ethically and professionally, consistent with the Authority's public purpose. MIAMIDDA DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORtIY Efficient, Effective, Accountable MtiAN,1D0A ,mmunicab o �1 to Ole Board of Di - mityee sopNeaaF�+=i.^s��ry FINANCES. DDA received a clean audit, with no management recommendations for the 2nd year in a row RECOGNITION. DDA named 2012 Public Sector Organization of the Year by the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Aerorha. Society faty ublfe AdmlMska:ian THE OUISTANDI7 PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATION AWARD Mile, M OAMrWd bdM Dci Morn diribui ring AUUTeo-4y +V [mKn.-/ in ►ale Soria. +..ro u, a.n SUBMJ flU6LECORD FOR {;EM ONoq/iz/i Real Estate Growth TAXABLE VALUE. DDA District just surpassed Coral Gables in total property valuation (behind only UMSA, Miami Beach and City of Miami as a whole); DDA district responsible for 57% of City's increased valuation; represents 38% of City's tax revenues e City of Miami ■ DDA SUBMITTEINTOT' PUBL$CORDEOR 2°' GEM i 3 ON/7/. 2011 2012 2013 RECORDED SALES AND OCCUPANCY \I'.14 Cf)VI)1)1II\II'1[S (1Ifl 11I1R Ix)1ti\'F )WN 4ltt.1 2009 focus Closed Sales Occupied Units 799E 84% REAL ESTATE. DDA successfully promoted DWNTWN as a safe place for real estate investment during turbulent economic times, resulting in a current residential occupancy of 97%, and 100% growth in population from 40,000 residents in 2000 to over 80,000 residents today Open for Business Submitted into the public recor onnection��� vv.tn. em a °9(/2 Prlsci A. Thompson City Ierle. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. DDA is spearheading the evolution of DWNTWN into an international hub for technology, entrepreneurship and finance through its investment and support of the Venture Hive, eMerge Americas and other technology initiatives; and efforts to create a "Hedge Fund Row" in DWNWTN RETAIL. DWNTWN has quickly evolved into a dining destination, with over 300 new shops and restaurants in the past 5 years, and many more -- Brickell CityCentre -- on the way Destination DWNTWN VISITORS. DDA's marketing and promotional activities support a host of new 4-5 star hotels, popular attractions, and high profile events that draw millions of visitors to DWNTWN every year Submitted recoc P ttn 2 Into the public ection i tona/IizIl. Priscill A. Thompson City Jerk ARTS & CULTURE. DDA is spearheading the evolution of DWNTWN into a major arts & culture destination through the convening of an Arts & Culture Advisory Group which has led to the quarterly publication of a comprehensive Arts & Culture Guide and the creation of an annual 3-day DWNTWN ArtDays event and other arts related programming Advocacy & Community Support ADVOCACY. DDA initiated successful advocacy efforts to protect mental health funding and international banking incentives under fire in the last state legislative session; DDA has conducted annual voter outreach campaigns, resulting in a 33% increase in voter turnout from '08 —'12. MIAMI HEAT. DDA provided key logistical, security, marketing and cleanup support for the two parades celebrating DWNTWN's back-to-back champion Miami Heat Submitted Into the pub1iC rocoG ±nn nction Wit 1 Pnscil .R A. Thomp4Or Citytied Partners in Municipal Services Traditional Municipal Services 22% = $1,920,000 DDA Charter Functions 78% = $6,665,233 100% = $8,585,233 (total DDA Budget) Nearly a quarter of DDA Budget 78% goes to pay for services traditionally provided by municipalities Submitted Into the public Greco y ' ection Wi "MP" m ___ _�on �Y/2 / .. PriscA. Thomp�or City"'Clett Partners in Municipal Services Traditional Municipal Services DDA Charter Functions 22% 11 Submitted Into the public record in q9rTection yip Item on 1121 Priscilbl A. Thompson City Cleric Traditional Municipal Services provided by DDA in FY 13-14* Capital Improvements Legal Services (Pottinger) Holiday Banners White Glove DET Team Ambassadors NEAT Team Property Incentives Miami Heat Parade TOTAL: 27k 75k 30k 200k 405k 425k 145k 345k 25k $1.92 million *Excluding event sponsorships, staff resources, and expenses 2013 BUDGET PREPARATION TIMELINE March April •March 9: DDA •Committee Board Retreat Input ay •Committee Input •Established draft expenses tale •June 1: Preliminary Roll from Property Appraiser •June 21: DDA Board approved Line Item Adjustments for current year budget u •July 1: Final Roll from Property Appraiser •July 19: DDA Board approved FY 13-14 budget *July 25: Maximum millage rate established at City Commission meeting Au ust September •TRIM notices mailed by Property Appraiser • Sept. 12: 1n City Commission budget hearing • Sept. 26: Final adoption of millage rate and budget at 2nd hearing Submitted Into the public; feco nection� wittv tem i'• � on j/1l2 . Pdisci A. Thomp6on City -Cleric MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER JULY 1, 2013 - CERTIFICATION OF TAXABLE VALUE TAXING AUTORITY D5 M;A.S" C1i N8A8!I OCA C2 MIAMI BEACH 6201 Ai9 NORMA/0Y 13HORE3 R3 CORAL G Di I•IALEA1.1 05 M.'4 • 877RING6 R6 NORTH MIAMI MIA}l. SEACK RB OP,4.=:KA 09'3OVTH °.Vt ID 1.C-E2,TEAD 1114A 13,3RE13 52 BAL HPF.80UR '3 BAT HARBOR 131.4.11132 74 3L' a F3.OE 'S'Pi ER17%14441 '16 FLORIDA CITY 7 19•3CA*'. E PARK -8 EL PORTAL 19 GOLDEN EEAL'H 20 G,r. ECREOT -.DIAN CREEK 22. M3aLEY 23 N. 8_AGE 24 KEY BISCAYN E 25 SW EET W ATER 26 . F' NIA GARDENS :7 I4 ALEAP GARDEl43 28 AL'EMT LRA 30 ti. - 9PORA730 3 'L tit,., 135E3 BEACH 32 Y 1A44s LAKES 33 PALMETTO BAT 34 M AM/ GARDENS 35 CORAL 36CUT ER BAY COUNTY-1W0 E 2012. PR SLIM DIARY TAXABLE Y3_'W'f 31,333 334037 11,683 065 954 23,072.121.980 112..393414 12 023.562932 7,2:... sw 057 376,429,125 2J162 5.25 293 768 637 1:: '53 - S:E 77; 726 ?32 3s'3 729 745.826 788 3,173_470 7 34 571,865.315 1,062214225 213 664055 439.106.372 1123 671.327 85 713 61 9 633 1,3 '_27 3,639 3r: -o..1:s046 - 752,344 746 636„142,982 5,772 E::344 77 5"?751 905 ° "4 474 7,5: -.: 5,s.3Es_,255 998 6,352254.331 2.455. _S55 2,414 961 712 3,383=56,2E; 8 62E 768 4 54 70.5 41 398 2016 TAXABLE VALUE MET MEIN BEFORE MEN PERCENT TAXABLE COMSTRUCT1O1 C39ANOE VAL_E 32,643,651,475 4.19% .- .7. tots PRELIM WAR Y TAXABLE VALUE PERCENT CHAN 3E FRGM 2012 12,462,905,646 6.67% z. -' 1772 24,578,430,867 6.53% 79,5546 G22 125,979,773 7.64% 360012 12236,537,293 1.50% :4.n3.300 5.958,825.514 -3.68% 12.687 313 906,250,31:3.40% 4601.6229 2666,543645 3.17% 18,492,446 1,734,213,0441 -024% 6,785.051 653,441,694 -85C% lid 126 1,415,974,323 '7.369407 1,774,373,325 -1.5834 317.621403 753,819405 1.84% 520.313 1,651,040438 15.09% 1,734215 531,t37 :.J 3.48% 2. 12..057 1,123,35 .777 7.54% 719.173 470 22S% 829A56 412,573,293 -4 50% 4,0213649 112,218,518 227% 171111 MI, ' : 9.4 SD 2.883 250.891 399,524 754 8.61% 5,1E2412 7,739,764719 1 57t 23.340.704 432,616,913 19.' 438,2.55 I.783,834,513 ' 76% 13,323.031 267,15 ,.. 4.87% 1,922.613 4,'15,3 7112 5.84% 35,584.069 1,2'4,852 3.2.98% 2,E2e C7 193,:. 5 F' 0'8% 5 531 901,089,626 -0.53% 6,413278 7,786,949247 3.81% -216349 54 , 384 .7 54, 710 0.0 3% 1,016.129696 6,933,1143.377 10.27% 3,242.515 3,437,475,224 1.1 " « 12,306,143 2,327,757,743 "- 2,334.618 3,315,,49,071 -2.15% 9,131.722 9,80948 533 1.72% 73,053,156 1,753,667,212 2.'9% '6,700.126 199,989,779,271 11 6,179,409,048 2.99% 957,423.991 32.736,569577 12,477.677A39 24,656,576.1119 121,139, 65 1I :8P,770550 2,371 T 1: 847 9102S2.SC5 2 012.026.011 1,740,9911F99 659,711,152 1,413,341.77.7 1101,014,731 784 .12.319 3.652,792 693 602.162.92aC 1,144,071,272 253,9r3...b • 141691.947 132,79F. 9 MIA.30,3 41 691.711.276 3,737,103.393 431,0716. . 1,737,11754 663,073,743 6.151.9030. 1277,173,344 183.247.173 909,500.904 - 66,432291 55431,1384 106 6,904,006692 2210381,537 2 300,102401 3,324210.793 8,682,534,711 1,769,747,418 117,191686.989 447. 6.904 $A'% 7.35% 2.12% -3_33N 1 0 74 o 15% -9 4 8% = 46% 161% 16.1416 3165% 7.71 -1 97% iS94 240% 3171. 9 4 514 2.67% 1953% 52% 5..18K 5.46% 3 19% 0.796k. 3,80% 190% 10 3:M4 1.67 5 -0 62% -1 9294 235% 37714 3.39% $794 Million Increase (6.8%) from prior year •New construction value $14 Million •57% of the City's taxable value increase attributable to DDA district; •DDA district represents 38% of City's tax revenues •DDA District valuation larger than all of Miami -Dade County's 35 cities, except Unincorporated area (UMSA) and Miami Beach, having now surpassed Coral Gables Submit►ted Into the public recur illrection,.wt Ife. # �J ln O 7//2/ l.3PrisciiA. Thomp6on City"Clerk Proposed FY 13-14 Budget Advertisement Revenue Sources Ad Valorem Tax Levy (0.478 mil) Other Revenue Carryover Funds from Prior Years Downtown Development Regional Impact (DRI) Funds Total Sources Use of Funds Agency Operating Expenditures CIP, Urban Design, Transportation & Services Signage & Wayfinding Program Economic Development, Marketing & PR Strategic Partnerships & Sponsorships Subtotal Property Valuation Contingency Downtown Development Regional Impact (DRI) Expenditures Total Uses GENERAL FUND 5,964,044 1,000,000 1,871,189 8,835, 233 1,086,588 2,761,920 1,500,000 2,291,325 945,400 8,585,233 250,000 8,835,233 DRI 315,000 315,000 315,000 TOTAL ALL FUNDS 5,964,044 1,000,000 1,871,189 315,000 9,150,233 1,086,588 2,761,920 1,500,000 2,291,325 945,400 8,585,233 250,000 315,000 315,000 r Submitted reco Item Pnscil'• 9,150, 233 1 Into the public n ectio w Jn 0ql/z A. Thompson, City°Clerle PriscilI�, A. Thompbo