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Home My WebLink AboutBack-Up Documents444 SW 2nd Avenue, 5th Floor I Miami, FL 33130 \ t t! , Serving, Enhancing and Transforining our Co unity ft It Please visit our new website: www.miamigov.comigrants From: Blondet, Lillian Sent: Monday, May 07, 2018 3:21 PM To: Forchion, Guy <G Forchion P-miamigov com> Cc: Barrett, Almartha <abarrett@miamigov com> Subject: FW: Small Matching funded grant Guy, Congratulations! Please see attached documentation that needs to be provided to the State to move forward with the grant acceptance. Regards, Lillian P. Blondet Director Office of Grants Administration 444 SW 21d Avenue, 5th Floor, Miami FL 33130 Phone: 305-416-1536 Serving, Enhancing and Transforming our Community . .41.` f). %. From: Rodriguez, Yasha [mailto.Yasha. Rodriguez@dos myflorida CQM Sent: Friday, May 4, 2018 8:44 AM To: Blondet, Lillian <LBIondet@rniamidov com> Subject: Small Matching funded grant Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Project 2017 (19.h.sm.100.064) Lillian Blondet, Congratulations, your organization has been awarded a grant from the Department of State's Division of Historical Resources. The grant specialist assigned to your project will contact you during the summer to begin the process towards the execution of a grant award agreement. He/she will be your main point of contact. In the meantime, I wish to offer the following information and actions to help you get started. • Grants Online System - The Department of State now has a department -wide 9113,1 11J l,JE 1111 I 11. 1 1Z 1-1/4/ %AVOW( CII ILQ.01J111 al 11.4 11yuu1 IQV 1 IULyce. UI.J1 IG so, log in as a first time user and associate yourself to your organization. Please make sure that the Project Contact is still active, along with that person's information including active email address and telephone numbers. We will be using the online system to monitor and review all documents related to the grant project. Documentation - Request a copy of your SubstituteW9 form from the Department of Financial Services n ottps//fivendor in) floridacfaconi). Our staff cannot request or access the said form for you. This form must be provided by all Grantees except State Agencies and State Universities. Grant award agreements will not be executed until the SW9 form is provided and as such, your assigned grant specialist will request this form from you when finalizing award agreement for the project in reference. Attached is a sample of how the form looks like and instructions to obtain it, Procurement - If your grant will require a contractor's services (e.g. architect, engineer, general contractor, archaeologist, web designer), depending on the contract amount for those services, you will be required to document your selection process. Also, draft contracts must be reviewed and approved by the Division prior to the solicitation of services and/or execution. You must wait until the grant award agreement is fully executed to submit draft contracts for our review; if possible use or refer to AIA contracts for guidance. • Start Date - Please remember that the grant award period has not begun and that work undertaken prior to July 1st will not be covered by the award. Also, work inconsistent with the approved scope of work will, of course, also fall outside the grant and will not be covered regardless of when it is performed. • Management power point - A pdf version of a "How to Manage your Grant" presentation is available in our webpage for your convenience. We will be hosting webinars in August and September on this topic. You may sign up in our program webpage for email notices (FLheritage.com). We look forward to working with you, Yasha Rodriguez Enclosures (4) Small Matching Guidelines Small Matching Funded Project List Sample SW9 Instructions on how to obtain the SW9 Yasha Rodriguez, J.D., Ph.D. Supervisor Historic Preservation Grants Program Division of Historical Resources 1 Florida Department of State I 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee, FL 32399 I 850.245.6362 I 1.800.847.7278 1yasha.rodriguez(i! dosanyflorida.com I Application Submission Cycle: April 1 to June .1 at 5:00pm (Eastern). Pdf versions of solicitation notices. "how to apply" webinars, sample applications, and guidelines are available at http://dosanyflorida.com/historical. The Department of State is committed to excellence. Please take our Customer Satisfaction Survey. State of Florida Chief Financiai Officer Department of Financial Services Bureau of Accounting 200 East Gaines Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0354 Tetephone 850) 413-5519 Fax:(1350) 41 -5550 Substitute Form W-9 In order to crew* with lelernal Reveni.oe Service ORS reoulations regexre. Taxpayer Identification rnfottria6or thal wit bo used iu oetermine ,,,,t,eititg you wit receive a Forin VW? tor payment(s'i rnatie li) ybti by' an agency of r11.-.e. 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Of (C) the IRS Ntt; nolitied rn that ;yen no Vary2e1 SAritle.T; wialAckleig AND 3. 1 arn a U.S. citizen or other U.S, porton OrKl4inr4 S rtisetien: Preparer'$. Name: TW KIVONS P-rePater's Ji ASS2STAfsfT FINANCE DIRECTOR Phone (M5) 4 I 13 -19C5 Entail TKO/ONG N4 A.MIGOV.COM Date Sa.)twollterl.. 061'Z-512011 DA44, foxn N*. StiM ,SY Nootirk rwro W.4 5/212017 Ilips://www.dosgrarits. /Gra icaticn/PriniPrevier.v7gi&2260 DO° GRANTS Division of Historical Resources - Small Matching Grant Application Organization Information • Applicant Name: City of Miami • FED: 59-6000375 • Phone number. 305.4161536 • Principal Address: 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue 5th Floor Miami, 33130-1910 . Maling Address: 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue 5th Floor Miami, 33130-1910 . Webelte: www.rniamigov.com • Organization Type: MunicipalGovemment • Organization Category: other • County: Miami -Dade Designated Project Contact * First Name Lillian Last Name Blondet Phone 305116.1536 Email Ibiondelgtmiamigov.com Authorized Official * First Name Daniel J. Last Name Alfonso Phone 305.416.1025 Email djelfonso@imiamigov.com Project Representation Please provide the information requested regarding state legislative and congressional representation for the protect location. Use the link provided for assistance in finding your legislative information. House of Representatives DistrictNumber(s) * 112 Representative Name * Nicholas X. Duran Senator District Number(s) * 37 Senator Name Jose Javier Rodriguez Congressional District Number(s) * 27 Congressperson Narne leans Ros - Lehtnen Applicant Grant Experience and History illyc,://www.closgrants„com/GrantAppliclatiorVPrintPreviaegic2260 1/9 5212017 si/w.dosgrants.cxnlGrantApp1icatian cati Has the applicant received previous grant assistance within the past five years? * " Yes No If yes, please specify the year of the grant award, grant number, grant project name, the granting entity, the grant award amount, and its current status. # Previous Grant Previous Grant Year Number. 1 2 3 Previous Grant Project Name 2014 DA-MI-14-166 Virginia Key Beath Park Educational Signs 2014 DA-MI-14-165 Virginia Key Beach Park lllci Village 2016 00000 Organizational Assessment Persons Invotved * # Name 1 Guy Forchion 2 Nancy Nieves Project RoIB Title Executive Director Fiscal Coordinater/Officer Previous Granting Entity Florida Wand Navigation District Florida Inland Navigation District Institute of Museum and Library Services Percentage of lime 3 3 Previous Grant Amount $9,400.00 $16,930.00 $4,000.00 Email gforchion@miamigov.com nnieve @miamigov.com If any of the Persons Involved above have had previous grant administrative responsibilities or grant experience, please describe it In the space below. Guy Forchion provided oversight and administration for all of the previous mentioned grants. Nancy Nieves provided financial reporting for all previously listed grants. Applicant staffing and hours * Organization is open at least 40 hours per week and has at least one paid staff member in a management position Organization has some paid staff but they are not full-fime Organization is open part-time and has volunteer staff Project Information Project Type * Development Project Developmentactivities for historic properties including: restoration, rehabilitation, preservation, reconstruction, and site -specific planning for these activities: condition aesessments; and recordation of historic and archaeological properties threatened with damage or destruction. Exception: structural integritywork on religious properties is allowable. Community Education Project Projects aimed at increasing public understanding and awareness of the Importance of historical and archaeological resources and general or in particular for specific site, properties, and collecions. ir preservation, either in Survey and Planning Project Projects which identify and evaluate cultural resources and contribute to processes and programs to protect those resources. Preparation of long term historic preservation and management plans for historic and archaeological resources. Acquisition Project Acquisition of a single Historic Property or archaeological site, or group of such, in which all resources have the same owner, Main Street Project A one-time start-up grant to newly designated Florida Main Street communities pursuant to Chapter 1A-36, Florida Administrative Code and a one-time restart grant for Main Streets that have been Inactive for more than twenty years and have new board members to rejoin the Main Street Program.Historical Marker Project 1114.2b://www.dosgrants.com/GrantApplicati eview?gi&2260 5/2/2017 I ittpt,-//www.dosgrants.com/GrarrtApplication/PrintPreview?gid=2260 Historical Marker Project Protects which assist with the acquisition of state markers for which texts have been approved by the State Historical Marker Council, National Register Nominations Preperaton of National Register nomination poposaIs for individual historic properties or archaeological sites, historic or archaeological districts, or thematic or multiple resource groups. Certified Local Governments (CLG) Yes No Project Title and Location Information The title should refleotthe name of the property, area, museum, or exhibit, and the goals of the proposed project The tide should be consistent with previous applicafionstawards. (For example, Smith House Rehabilitation, South Mill Archaeological Excavation, etc,) Project Title * Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Development Project 2017 Name of Property (if applicable) Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Street Address 4020 Virginia Beach Drive City Mlaml Primary County Miami -Dade Additional Counties Served Alachua Baker Bay Bradford Brevard Broward Calhoun Charlotte Citrus Clay Cattier Columbia DeSoto Dixie Duval Escambia Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando Highlands Hillsborough Holmes Indian River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake Lee Leon Levy Liberty Madison Manatee Marion Martin Miarni-Dade Monroe Nassau Okaloosa Okeechobee Orange Osceola Palm Beach Pasco Pinellas Polk Putnam Santa Rosa Sarasota Seminole St Johns St. Lucie Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia Wakulla Walton Washington Description and Project Specifics Scope of Work * This project's SCOPE OF WORK entails the restoration of the historic carousel and historic restroom at Virginia Key Beach Park. The carousel is damaged from salt water intrusion, and if not restored, may lead to rebar (metal inside the concrete) exposure and concrete falling off. There is also a need for reconditioning, weather protection, painting of the entire building housing the carousel, and painting of rusting steel roll down doors. The MAJOR WORK ITEMS are as follows; pressure cleaning; painting; crack repairs (exterior walls), concrete repair ail exposed rebars and repair exterior concrete; and rust removal and painting of roll down doors. The historic restroom has exterior rusted steel posts with extensive metal fatigue and deterioration due to exposure to natural elements and salt water intrusion. At this lime, the structure needs concrete patching, replacement of rusted exterior hardware (screws, nuts and bolts), replacement of flashing and wood boards on the roof, replacement of three metal doors and three frames, rusted weatherhead, meter box and fuse box which also need additional securing and protection from the elements and painting. The MAJOR WORK ITEM are as follows: pressure cleaning; painting; crack repairs (exterior walls), concrete repair of all exposed rebars, repair exterior concrete (5 locations); removal and replacement of hardware, weatherhead, fuse box and signs; removal of rust on ail columns and connections; and replacement of exterior metal doors and frames. Engineering services will also be a MAJOR WORK ITEM. https://www.dosgrartts.com/GrantAoplication/PrirrtPreview?gid.2260 5/212017 ilipb://www.dosgrants.com/GrantApplication/PrinPreview70=M11 The END PRODUCT resulting from completion of the scope of work is restoration of the carousel and a safe and fully restored historic structure housing the restroom facilities. Tentative Project Timeline * # Project Activity 1 Procurement 2 Restoration /Construcion Development Projects Starling Date Ending Date 7/2/2018 11/2/2018 11/3/2018 3/3/2019 Provide the estimated total square footage of the structure (the house or building, for example): 4,564 Provide measurable details for elements listed In the Scope of Work: Carousel: Pressure cleaning building exterior - 2,024 sf; Pressure cleaning roof — 2,600 sf; Removal peeling off paint and prepare surface to receive new paint — 1 lump sum; Crack repairs (exterior walls) — 1 Iump sum; Concrete repair all exposed rebars — 1 lump sum; Repair exterior concrete (3 locations) — 3 lump sum; Paint stucco walls finish — 2,024 sf; and Remove rust and paint roll down metal doors — 8 lump sum; Historic Restrooms: Pressure cleaning building exterior - 2,540 sf; Pressure cleaning roof — 2,168 sf; Crack repairs (exterior walls) — 1 lump sum; Concrete repair all exposed rebars — 1 lump sum; Repair exterior concrete (5 locations) —5 lump sum; Paint exterior walls and concrete louvers — 2,540 sf; Remove rust, all columns and connections — 1 Iump sum; Remove and replace hardware — 4; Replace exterior metal doors and frames — 4; Remove and replace weatherhead — 1; Remove and replace fuse box -1; and Remove and replace signs -2 Will you be hiring or contracting with professional architectural or engineering services to assist with the restoration work? Yes No Budget and Match Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) Waiver of Match Requirements • ' Yes No Project Budget iitli.e.J/www.dosgrdi .com/GrantApplicaton/PrirdPreview?gi 2260 4/9 5'2/2017 htlps://www.dcegrants.com/GrantApplication/PrintPreview?gid=2260 List your estimated expenses and how they will be paid (from match, the grant, or both). Only include expenses that are speccally related to the project. Expenses may include an actual amount to be paid or the value of an in -kind contribution. Round amount to the nearest dollar. Rows must have a value in State, or Cash Match, or In -Kind Match. if all three columns are 0 or blank, the row will not be saved. The amount of grant funds requested in this application will be the total in the 'Grant' column. Project Budget * # Specify 1 Carousel and Restroom Restoration 2 Archlteclural Services Totals: Amount Of Grant Funding Requested $49,751.00 Match Amount Additional Budget Information/Clarification Not applicable Match Summary Entity Providing Service Grant Funds Cash Match In -Kind Match Total $44,281 $0 $0 544,2131 $5,470 $0 $0 $5,470 $49,751 $0 $0 $49,751 Matching funds may include: cash funds, the value of in -Mild services or volunteer labor directly involved in project work, and the value of donated materials. The total should match the total reported in your proposal budget and should be greater than or equal to the match required. 25% of the match must be cash. Organizations applying for Certified Local Government (CLG) funding, Main Street Start-up grant or Statewide Special Projects and projects located within RED Communities are not required to provide a match. Non -allowable match contributions include: • Expenditures made prior to grant award agreement start datis, except as allowed in Small Matching Granis Guidelines. • Anticipated proceeds from fundraising activities. • Grant funding from other sources applied for but not yet awarded. • Cash pledges without donor signature (Anonymous pledges are not acceptable match contributions), • Other grant funds from the Department of State. Match Summary Details * Match Type Amount % of confirmed match Cash In -Kind Services and Labor Volunteer Services and Labor Donated Materials $0.00 100% Activities and Property Information Completed Project Activities # Activity Description Property Ownership Date Completed Cost Value I ://www.dcsgrants.ccrn/GrantApplicalion/Pri rrtPreviewVd=2260 512/2017 https://www.dosgrants.ccm/GrarrtApplicatiortePrintPreview?gi&22E0 Enter name of the Property Owner and choose the appropriate owner type. if Applic.ant is not the owner of the property, the Applicant must secure Property Owner concurrence. The Applicant shall provide a letter from the Property Owner that documents that the Applicant has the permission of the Property Owner of record to conduct the proposed project on the owner's property and that the Property Ovmer is In concurrence with this application for grant funding. Does your organization own the property? * Yes No Property Owner * City of Miami Type of Ownership * Non -Profit Organization Private Individual or For -Profit Entity Note: Properties owned by private individuals or for -profit entities are not eligible fur grant funding with the exception of acquisition projects and site -specific archaeological projects being undertaken by an eligible applicant organization. For acquisition projects in which the current owner Is a private individual or a for -profit entity, the owner must provide a signed commitment to donate or sell the property to the applicant. Donation or sale must occur during the grant period.. Governmental Agency Threats to the Property The historic carousel is vulnerable to continued deterioration stemming from concrete cracked by salt water intrusion. If action is not taken to repair the cracked concrete, the rebar may be exposed and the concrete is likely to fall off the structure. This damage to the carousel will compromise it and result in the eventual loss of a valued historic structure. If action is not taken to address the steel roll down doors' deficiencies, they will deteriorate until they are dysfunctional and need replacing. Without action, the historic restroom structure is subject to continued deterioration which could result in the roof becoming compromised, water intrusion, and the structure becoming permanently damaged. The fuse and meter box will also be in danger of an electrical shortage. Property or Slte Significance (For All Acquisition or Development Projects) For Historic Structures and Archaeological Sties, enter the Florida Master Site File (FMSF) Number (ex. 08ES1234). For muttiple site forms, just separate with a semicolon (;) DA 07007 For Historic Property, Year of the Original Construction (Please enter the Year only) 1952 For Historic Property, Date(s) and Description of Major Alterations Not applicable Original Use of Historic Property Beath and park Current Use of Historic Property Beach and park Proposed Use of Historic Property Beach and park For Archaeological Sites, provide the Cultural Affiliation of the Site and Dates of Use or Occupation Not applicable Please explain the historic significance for the property/site Ittlps://www.dosgrants.comiGrantApplicabon/PrintPreview7gid=2260 5/2f2017 It//www.&sgrar.cIGrarTtCa�PriflreV1eW?gid226O During the era of segregation, there were areas which by mutual understanding were exclusive to the African American population. One such place was on Virginia Key, which at that time could only be reached from Miami by boat. This property became an official "colored onlyrecreation site as a direct response to a bold protest, led by the late Judge Lawson B. Thomas. Under Thomas' leadership, black men defiantly entered the water with the intention of being arrested at exclusively white Baker's Haulover Beach in North Dade County. To avoid costly embarrassment. County authorities however, took no legal action against the protesters. Instead they acquiesced to the protesters' demands for an officially designated swimming area for African Americans. Although only accessible by boat from a downtown dock on the Miami River, "Virginia Beach, a Dade County Park for the exclusive use of Negroes," was opened on August 1, 1945. Virginia Key Beach quickly became a cherished getaway, social gathering place, and even a sacred site for religious services. This "Colored Only" beach epitomized the spirit of optimism, prosperity and progress within the Black community. The beach included such amenities as large shaded picnic areas with barbecue pits, cottages, a boat ramp and the famous Mini -Train and Carousel rides. With its lush windswept palms and inviting beach, Virginia Key lured thousands to this tropical paradise. Today, its amenities include 1 mile of shoreline, large shaded historic picnic areas with barbecue pits, a historic bathhouse, chiki huts, 2 playgrounds, a historic mini -train, and a historic concessions stand. It also has its historic carousel and historic restrooms which are the subject of this application. Historical Designation, Protection and Visitation Historical Designation Indicate the type of historical designation currently held by the historic property or site. For properties or sites that have been listed In the National Register or are contributing properties or sites within a National Register District, please provide the date that the property, site or district was listed, Should you have questions regarding the National Register status of a property or site, please contact the Division's National Register Staff at 1.800.847.7278 or 850245.6300. Historical Designation * Individual National Register Usting(s) e National Register District- Contributing Resources i'' Determined Eligible by the National Park Ser4ce or Potentially Eligible by the Division Individual LOCal Designation Local Designated District -Contributing Resources None of the Above Historical Designation details if Property Name 1 Virginia Key Beach Park 2 Virginia Key Beach Park Local Protection Designating Entity Date Designated US Department of the Interior National Park Service 6/28/2002 4:00:00 AM Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board 11/5/2013 500:00 AM Local Protection level(s) Local Ordinance Design Review Preservation or Conservation Easement Protective/Restrictive Covenant Maintenence Agreement ‘``Other None Please explain the local protection currently afforded the project historic property or site. The City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board designated Historic Virginia Key Beach Park an individual historic site as documented in Attachment K. Annual Visitation What is the estimated or anticipated Annual Visitation for the project property or site? * There have been an estimated 13,000 visitors to the beach park's Facebook page. There also have been over 100,000 actual visitors to the physical beach park. What is the basis of these estimate? * rIttps1 iGr IntPr d726O 719 5212017 htlpsf/www.dosgrants.corniGrantApplication/PrintPrerieOgic22(30 The number of Facebook page visitors is determined by looking at the page's metrics. The actual number of visitors to the park is documented by front gate records. Economic Impact and Maintenance Costs Direct Economic Impact * Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami will receive direct economic impact from this project. Historic Virginia Key Beach Park attracts out-of-town visitors and tourism. it is featured on the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau website, the official destination marketing organization for Greater Miami and the Beaches, as well as on Trip Advisor.com and other websites widely used by travelers. The improved condition of Virginia Key's structures will make the site more appealing, provide a higher quality cultural experience and is likely to increase visitation to this historic location. This would result in increased revenue for the beach park and its vendors, since visitors must pay an entry fee and pay to use some of the amenities. Further, the project will create jobs for those who will perform the proposed labor. Cost of Maintenance Cost of Maintenance * # Description Repairs and maintenance Source Of Funding Current Annual Cost Completion Annual Cost Completion Annual Cost Operating budget $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $2,5013.00 Benefit to Minorities and the Disabled * Miami -Dade County is a diverse, multi -cultural community, and approximately 87% of the population were minorities in 2015. Given the demographics of the area, a large number of minority residents and visitors will benefit directly from the project. Also the county is a major destination for minority groups all over the world who actively seek out local attractions when they visit. When these visitors come, they will experience the rich history of the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park preserved through its historic structures. Educational Benefits * Historic Virginia Key Beach Park is a source of pride for Miami residents and a present day reminder of Miami's rich history in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement. The historic structures at Virginia Key provide the opportunity to encourage the public to integrate the past with the present and the future and to emphasize the whole of the human experience in the Miami community. Restoring these structures will preserve them for many years and provide tangible reminders and public awareness of Miami's contribution to U.S. history and the civil rights movement. Currently, through established relationships with Miami Dade County Public Schools and other organizations, staff educates the public and students on the significant history of the beach park. Introducing visitors to the historic structures in person or via lesson plans and presentations will further enhance and enliven their education. Public Awareness Staff will employ a comprehensive marketing approach with the assistance of the City of Miami's Office of Communications. Elements of the marketing plan include promotion through the City of Miami's and Historic Virginia Key Beach Park's websites, City of Miami e-blast, public service announcements, social media and pursuance of feature articles in local newspapers. A concerted effort will be made to publicize events using print, electronic and broadcast media to reach English, Spanish and Creole speaking audiences as well as the elderly and disabled. Attachments and Support Materials Documentation of Confirmed Match Letters of Support Photos Ale Size view Attachment apdf 8916 [KB) View File J .dosgrarits.cornIGrarappticalion/PrinPreview?gic2260 5/22017 https:fiwww.dosgranls.corn/GrantApplicaticr-PrintPreview?gi&Z264/ Presentation Photo File Size View Presentation Photo The Historic Carousel at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, Miami, FL.JPG 529 KBq View Fie Architectural Drawings File Size View Atiachrrtent_D.pdf 19762 pc3] View File Master Site File Form File Size View Atiachment E.pdf 5599 KB) View File Documentation of Threat * File Size View Attachment J.pdf 3294 [KB] View File Copy of Archaeological Survey Local Protection File Size View Atiach_K.pdf 2556 [KB] View File Owner Concurrence Letter Support Materials (Optional) File Title Description Size Type View Attachment L.pdf Artides and Proof of CLG 13351 [KB] View File Review and Submit Review and Submit "P I hereby certify that 1 am authorized to submit this application on behalf of City of Miami and that all information indicated is true arid accurate. I acknowledge that my electronic signature below shall have the same legal effect as my written signature. I am aware that making a false statement or representation to The Department of State constitutes a third degree felony as provided for in s. 817.155, ES., punishable as provided for by ss. 775.082, 775.083, and 775.084. Signature (Enter first and last name) Lillian Blondet https://www dosgrarrts.corn/GrantApplication/PrintPreview?gid=2260 SMALL MATCHING HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS FY 2019 FUNDED PROJECTS ..,` ` �� . �.: -�`- d_ _t. ..°e. yS —,. �a -,—.1 ate:#` ` - 1 `5 ate- ..� - lax ',-` .� ,_ a- �2 - •"\ V.. 1 Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Preserving Robert W. Chanler Grotto Ceiling Mural Mzatni-Dade $50,000 $50,000 -- Florida Southern College Annie Pfeiffer Chapel Skylight Restoration Polk $48,500 $98,500 3 Pensacola Lighthouse Association, Inc. First Order Fresnel Lens Restoration Escambia $49,169 $147,669 4 Florida A&M University Apalachicola Hill Neighborhood Survey Leon $43,000 $190,669 5 The Rector, Warden and Vestrymen at St. John's Church at Tallahassee Foundation Stabilization Leon $50,000 $240,669 6 Howard Academy Educational & Recreational Council Howard Academy Chestnut Building Jefferson $50,000 $290,669 St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum Keeper's House Preservation 2018 St. Johns $50 000 $340 669 8 Aucilla Research Institute, Inc. Analysis of LiDAR Bathymetry Jefferson $50,000 $390,669 9 Amelia Island Museum of History, Inc. First Missionary Baptist Church Historical Marker Nassau $950 $391,619 10 Mel Fisher Marithne Heritage Society, Inc. Pop -Up Museums for Florida Schools Monroe $50,000 $441,619 11 City of New Port Richey Hacienda Hotel Historic Preservation and Stabilization Pasco $50,000 $491,619 12 Tropical Audubon Society, Inc. Doc Thomas House Miami -Dade $22,200 $513,819 13 University of Florida FL Modern Housing: Historic Evaluation Toolkit Alachua $50,000 $563,819 14 Supporters of St. Vincent NWR, Inc. Hanser-Fry House (aka Fry-Conter House) Franklin $50,000 $613,819 15 Florida Atlantic University Belle Glade Mound Historical Marker Palm Beach $950 $614,769 16 Friends of Wakulla Springs State Park, Inc. Historic Artifacts Preservation Wakulla S22,785 $637,554 17 Broward County Board of County Commissioners Historic Survey', Phase I Broward $50,000 $687,554 18 Timberly Trust, Inc. Moseley Homestead Restoration Hillsborough $50,000 $737,554 19 Mother Wit Institute, Inc. Ella L. Jordan Home Escambia S26,799 $764,353 24 City of Palatka Bronson -Mulholland House Emergency Repairs Putnam $50,000 $814,353 21 Manatee County Historical Commission Manatee Burying Ground Preservation Plan Manatee $14,500 $828,853 22 Pinellas County Government Historic Resources Survey Pinella s $50,000 $878,853 23 Polk County Parks and Natural Resources Homeland Heritage Park Educational Signage Polk $5,150 $884,003 24 City of Carrabelle Carrabelle Old City Hall Rehabilitation, Phase IV Franklin $50,000 $934 003 25 University of Florida ,Seahorse Key Lighthouse Restoration Alachua $50,000 $984,003 26 Oakwood of the Trails West Homeowners Association, Inc Domingo Reyes Historical Marker Volusia $1,1.00 $985 103 27 City of North Miami Beach Fulford-By-The-Sea Fountain Historical Marker Miami -Dade $950 $986,053 28 City of DeFuniak Springs Historic District Inter retive Panels Walton $49,500 $1,035,553 29 Levy County Historical Society, Inc. Pat -Mac Locomotive Historical Marker Levy $1,100 $l 036,65 30 City of Fellsmere Historic Fellsmere School Indian River $50,000 $1,086,653 3l Trail of Florida's Indian Heritage, Inc. Florida's Indian Heritage Touring School Dzhibit Pinellas $26,000 $1,112,653 32 Maitland Art and History Association, Inc. Lake Lily Campus Restoration Grange $27,500 $ 1,140,153 33 City of Cedar Key, Florida Cedar Key Digital Flood Vulnerability Assessment Levy $45,750 $1185,903 34 Barry University, Inc. Miami -Dade $30,600 $1,21.6,503 35 City of Lake Worth Lake Worth Historical Resources Survey Update, Phase III Palm Beach $50,000 $1,266,503 36 The University of Central Florida Board of Trustees Interdisci lina , Research o Rosewood and Sumner Levy $43,442 $1 309 945 , 37 Dade Heritage Trust, Inc. Shenandoah Historic District Sur ,ey Miami -Dade $50,000 $1 359 945 38 Cuban Club Foundation,Inc. Cuban Club Terrace and Structural Repairs Hillsborough $50,000 $1,409,945 39 Putnam County BOCC Public Works Old Jail Building Assessment and Rehabilitation $50,000 $1,459,945 40 Crystal River Main Street, Inc. Water Tower/Pump House ...._-.-..- Citrus $50,000 $1,509,945 41 Florida State Fair Authority Roof Replacement for Cracker Country Museum Hillsborough $48,000 $1,557,945 42 Melrose Woman's Club, inc. Preservation of Historic Melrose Woman's Club Putnam $19,500 $1,577,445 43 Walton County Board of County Commissioners Darlington School Restoration, Phase II Walton $50,000 $1,627,445 44 City of Ocala City. of Ocala Historic Property Survey, Phase 1 Marion $50,000 $1,677,445 45 City of Live Oak City of Live Oak Municipal Building Repairs Suwannee $50,000 $1,727,445 46 Northwood Village Maize Street Northwood Village Main Street Start -Up Grant Palm Beach $25,000 $1752,445 The Florida Historical Society Brevard $50,000 $ l ,802,445 Miami -Dade County Miami -Dade $50 000 $1,852,445 Ocala Main Street, Inc. Ocala Main Street Re -Start -Up Grant Marion $20,O00 $1,872,445 Gulf Archaeology Research Institute Trout Creek Paleo-environmental Study Citrus $15 000 $1,887,445 51 Town of Orange Park Clay $6,752 $1,894,197 52 Chattahoochee Main Street, Inc. Chattahoochee National Register District Nominations Gadsden $34,000 $1,928,197 53 Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart El Jardin 1918 Courtyard Screen Restoration Miami -Dade $50,000 $1,978,197 54 City of Lake Worth Palin Beach $40,000 $2 018,197 55 Jefferson County Youth Council Jefferson $47,500 $2,065,697 56 GFWC Monticello Women's Club, Inc. Women's Club House Restoration Jefferson $50 000 $2,115 697 57 Havana Commuity Development Corporation, Inc, Gadsden $50,000 $2,165,697 58 City of Miami Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Pro±ect 2017 Miami -Dade $49 751 $2,215,448 59 Clearwater Historical Society Historic South Ward School Restoration Pinellas $28,000 $2,243,448 60 Volunteers of America of Florida, Inc. Marion $54,000 $2,293,448 61 University of Florida Alachua $6 492 $2 299,940 62 Indian River County Parks Division Jungle Trail Greenway Public Access Improvements Indian River $27,550 $2,327,490