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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Amalfi Gayosso-Unsolicited Proposal to purchase and develop packetSubmitted into the pub record fbi .. / r*s on \11) "ity Clerk November l4,2Ol8 Ama|fiGayosso Pointer Development, LLC 3454NVV7Avenue Miami, FL33I27 Danie|Rotenber8 Director [hY of Miami Dept. ofReal Estate and Asset Management 444SVV2» « Avenue,3 rd Floor Miami, FL33l}0 Re: Unsolicited proposal to purchase and develop 551 NW 71 St, 7142-7148 NW 5 Ct Mr. Rotenberg: This letter serves as an attempt to purchase the three plots of unused land owned by the City of Miami ("City"). Pointer Development ("Pointer") intends to purchase the property from the City with a plan to fully renovate the existing buildings as well as creating affordable housing. l. Project Description: Pointer intends to invest in the renovation of existing construction. Request a change of zoning to be able to build more affordable housing on the vacant plot ofland. 2. Purpose: Create affordable housing. Empower community stakeholders through encouragement of youth programs, health and wellness center and new small business locals. I Property: The subject site contains two (2) small industrial buildings with a total of 19,308 SF that were constructed in 1945 and 1961. The subject site contains approximately 3S,643SForapproximately U.8Zacres ofland. 4. History: The site was utilized as the maintenance yard for the Public Works Department of the City of Miami, to store heavy equipment. Property has been unused for a number ofyears. OnOctober 28,20l5,the City issued anInvitation toBid, [TB#I5'l6'OO7.There were no proposals submitted atthe time. S. Owner Entity will be a newly formed Florida LLC will be member managed by Pointer Development. Pointer will secure the construction loan on existing and new construction. 6. Purchase Price: $804,000USD Submitted into the public record h��n�)_ '^', " uo -:itvClexk 7. Loans: There isnoloan requested from the City. O. Pointer Duties Pointer will renovate commercial existing construction with the intention to work with the local community. Pointer will dutifully work tn request change ofzoning and build affordable housing. 9. City Duties: The City will assist Pointer with all municipal activities including but not limited to attending and hosting community meetings with residents of the area, obtain zoning approvals, entitlements, and permitting meetings. 10. Community Collaboration: Pointer and Nature Links will collaborate with the community bygiving the S0lc3 non'profita long-term location. Kind regards, Ama|fiGayossn reeitrP.aq'tirg',3: CITY OF MIAMI 71 Street MiamiFL ESIZECEMEMBE Concrete Block Construction Vacant and Dilapidated Industrial Building Full Renovation Required Located Next to 1-95 Potential Revitalization Site Workforce, Affordable Housing Development Revitalization Project Including Commercial and Residential Submitted into the public record fo item(s) ‘t\ on `,1) 1 . City Clerk Pointer Development PROPERTY INFORMATION VISION Our vision is to become the lading provider of sleek, modern, affordable mixed -use properties within the City of Miami, by focusing on providing the best service, quality product and remain- ing affordable. Our vision is to serve our rental clientele in a way that inspires customer loyalty and promotes a positive experience for our tenants. MISSION Our mission is to contribute to the social and economic wellbeing of the City of Miami through well thought out, customer driven development. We focus on finding the best use for distressed, vacant and misused property, thus ending blight and degradation within our City. Most impor- tantly our products will provide the highest quality design at lowest cost. Submitted into the pub record fo ite (s) on � , i$ City Clerk Submitted into record fo itencp on r 1 q),t_.y OFFERING SUMMARY 1 Salo Price: S804,000 Price / SF: $41.00 Current NOI: S0 TOTAL LOT SIZE : 26840 SF 5269 SF 5142 SF YEAR BUILT 1961 N/A. 1945. BUILDING SIZ. 14,110 SF 0 SF 5,198 ZONING DI PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: • Concrete Block Construction • Vacant and Dilapidated Industrial Building • Full Renovation Required • Located Next to 1-95. • Potential Revitalization Site Submitted into the public record for ite \\ 'PROPERTY INFORMATION on City Clerk Property Details PROPERTY NAME: The Tow:Yard PROPERTY ADDRESS: 551 NW 71 St 7142 NW 5 Ct 7148 NW 5 Ct LOT SIZE: 26840 SF 5269 SF 5142 SF YEAR BUILT: 1961 N/A 1945 ZONING: DI FOUNDATION: Poured Concrete ROOF: Hollow Concrete FOLIO NUMBER: 01-3112-025-0010 01-3312-025-0050 01-3112-025-0060 BUILDING SIZE: 14,110 SF 0 SF 5,198 NUMBER OF BUILDINGS: 2 Existing Buildings Proposed Mixed -Use Building N UMBER OF STOR 2 8 (Potential) 2 ES: CONSTRUCTION TYPE: CBS HVAC: Package Units (Proposed) CITY OF MIA,MI 71 Street Miami FL Submitted into the public '\i," PROPERTY INFORMATION on (��a City Clerk C went Photos record fo Pointer Develop Submitted into the pu record f9r on _A NW 68th St e LOCATION INFORMATION City Clerk �rs o NW 63rd St z Ar;i Location Map NW 75rh ts, C"A Northwest '71 st Street d St /Z NW 0th Submitted into the pub record fo ite t(s) on Ks City Clerk Pointer Development CITY OF MIAMI 71 Street Miami FL )CATION INF.. Aerial Map 444 AgNirils /444 ATION Nr✓.pk^y,�i Y%/// O20 tko, t Submitted into the publi recur for 13 1() Ai on City Clerk MOGR.A.P CS POPULATION POPULATION DENSITY (PE;R. SQ. HOUSING UNITS MEDIAN HOME VAL LAND AREA WATER A OCCUPIED HOUSING MEDIAN HOUSEHO„I �` E ,._... .�... NITS Population by Education Level Hgn Schoo or less 27,811. 7,949 ., 10,108 138 600 3.5 SQ. M I . .05 lad97'4 $ 25,069 9 Years 0143 ar 10 o i Yea 18 so 24 Years... 25 * .39 Years, ,, aD to &4 Yeats 55 Years Cal.. Population by Age 2.50i7 5,000 7 550 NJ.0 J Civilian Employment Industry Means of Transpo Tran .. Rete V WOO,,, Public Pointer Development a on to Work ousehold Inco e Leve Employment Status S Submitted into the public record, II r i on _IL City Clerk DEMOGRAPHICS Household Size Distribution 6 or More Person 4.5 Person Person Person Residences by Year Built Owner vs Renter Occupancy 1- Rower Ocr, Number of Rooms in Residences Roon, 2-3 Room Pointer Development Submitted into the puiRl"c record fqr ite (s) 11 on \If City Clerk SETTING OUT PLAN LOr 551 WWN71 ARffi� a'TLr$6. z FUND FLOO . PLAN z PROPOSED PLANS NW 5TH PL NW 5TH PL NW 5TH CT Submitted into the pub]i (s) on record 'kf u/i1 �7 City Clerk PROPOSED PLANS TYPIC'A...I.., FLOOR PLAN a+��,caaa44 45 X Sir 1,5040,50130,40. WU' X 9,59" 04.13 RC#1 i4,75' X 17A.5" RIM ROOM 'Ok 25'X11 /5' 95C15 ROOM 14Xf15 C4 X/ O uhctaattom 51'NW 71 St PLOT UMNT 7142 NW CI LPL©T LIMIT ., 7342 cir d1_ .,.... PL©T LIMIT, , .PLOT .0 tT ... 71 Street Miami FL RENDERINGS '0'0%-040,0 00,1zietopi 40#4$044,go' 'V,P1,20090,1704', AM14,161,MY,04.24.4., K.,Wtifit15,0,1110 00,0m0ps040004000"04,44,00007074M444P Pointer Development 001,0nR.'70010,w#0,,, 0.0000,4*040j toomek00,00000100y,0',00,00 KAAAAAiA AA AA, 0 A' 011"( 'WA • , , Submittedinto the pub record �\ f is / on ,1 City Clerk Pointer Development RENDER RENDERINGS / «» S Submitted into the pub record fo on Clerk Person Law TEAM •First MB Property LLC • Pointer Development *Pointer Real Estate *Person Law PA • David R. Roy PA • Rolando Leiva CPA •We Made This LLC •Bellamy Studios • Wadra LLC •Arch.Abdelmoneam Essa •Dade Malloy S.E. flonda Lawyers Title Inc. David Roy, RA. Pointer Development !,7;i=t• We Made This Rolando Leiva, C.P.A, First MB Property I LC Bellamy Studios Pointer Develo n Snbndttedinto the record i el N , I ou \7 /|�/\� . City Clerk __� —_ . —_ Amalfi Gayosso Interested and motivated bybuilding acompany that spurs progress and impact locally. Skilled entrepreneur with over IOyears ofexperience in real estate development, asset acquisition, analysis, project management and management experience, Strong ability to analyze complex problems, find innovative solutions and effective implementation primarily incommunity building and real estate development. EDUCATION University cfCentral Arkansas ([onwmy,AR) Master ntBusiness Administration, December Z0l8 Florida International University (Miami, FL) Master ofScience inInternational Real Estate, August 2Ol3 University nfMassachusetts (xmheotMA) Bachelor nfArts, May2Ol2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE POINTER DEVELOPMENT, LLC,(,Niami'FL) Managing Partner (Real Estate Professional) September 2OO9— present ° Responsible for business and strategic development, asset analysis and acquisition, evaluation ofdebt and leverage options, and for portfolio sales. ° Oversee coordination of architecture, engineer and construction work needed to increase value of distressed assets. Oversee property closings, marketing, deal flow generation, asset management and maintenance. * Consulting on real estate scenarios, foreign investors, and sustainable building practices. � Purchased and holds over 20,000 SF of income producing residential, 32'000 3F commercial and 76,000 SIF industrial properties in the last 9 years. Portfolio valued at over $12,000,000, � Increasing portfolio byZ5%year|y. ° Focus on developing innovating live/work communities in Allapattah (District l)and Little Haiti (District5) in City of Miami. POINTER FUND (Delaware LL[) * Responsible for strategic development w Responsible for raising $40million dollars debt/equity for development ofworkforce and affordable housing. � Allocated $3O[NiUion+indebt for mixed -use multifamily projects. � Responsible for formation offund, ° Overseeing corporate and professional relationships including conceptual designers, architects, attorneys, CPA, investment bankers, financiers, and government officials. ^ Manages pre -development of four development projects with 210 new units created, ° Responsible for overseeing the financial and project execution, INVESTMENTS, (w1iami'FL) Owner, November z0z4—present ° vvAox4uC n G[G059495 ° Pointer Real Estate (FL) o 3322525 Submitted into the public record o itrn s. 0 1,f • 2012 Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness in Latin America Program Columbia Business School 2012 Top Management Program+. 1PADE Business School 2001 Master of Administration EGADE Business School 1995 Civil Engineer Universidad Ibmoamericana grit February 2, 1971 Married two children Mexico CIty .52 55 52542828/2859 • 9,jainle@gruporrilacom upojnia alabroCapSocial OguilM =Ojai Irorunan 703, Marathon Golf GUILLERMO JAIME CALDERON ithor of the bock Social Capitalism, Connecting Wealth to the Bottom of the Pyramid', Ed Pornrta 2016 Pounder and President of Motorarnno Integral AnItsttdo "MIA Partner and Member of the Board of Directors'al VITALUZ Partner and Member of the Board of DIrentems at ECOFILTRO Partner and Member oi the Board of Directors at Progresando y Crectendct Member of the Board, of, YP0 Chapter Mexico City (Young Prestdent3 OrganizatAon,I Member of the Board of ENACTIJS Member of the ENOVA Advisory Board Member of the AUTOVRAFFIC Advisory Board Founder and Chairman of the Board of the Foundation "Eltta CaZa es MIA 11.,C" Founder of Walttech International Foundiug Counselor and former Pt eskient of the Coilseio Nactonal de Vmenda Verde Suritentable CONVIVES Mentor c',1 the Posfole" iri‘tiative promoted by Televtsa and Monte de Pledad Mentor of MassChallenge for Mexico He. has been a member of the ArIvlsory Council of the Ffaluz ro,,Lndatiort„ Member ot the Boa rd Editorial of Grupo En Concirent and Member of t..he Editorial Board of Centro Urbane Recognized as one of the '30 Promises of Forbes E3usinessf" 201B, Selected by D'Ooltti), CP:yaartk and ITESM as one of the 'Best Nfrixioan, Cornpariiei 2015' Selected by Mundo EieClItiVO as one of the entrepreneurs that nrovea Mexico 2016 Selected by Forbes ar •Dui;lne•sc" Pledge 2016` Selected. by CNN EspansiOn as one of the '10 "Entrepreneurs 2012' Seacted by amt. & Young for the Ilan cf Fame, 2012" in the "Entfepreneur of the Year' contest Appoulted "ENDEAVOP Entrepreneur of the yea: 2011' Winner in INICIATIVA MEXICO 2010' Selected as one of the "Mexican Leader i` tit the magaztne of ,t1ke, same name pubiltihed in 2011 Selecsted 'Dare of Succe:ttsin the national SME week 2010 Selected 'Outstanding Entrepreneur' for the Impact Report 2011-2012 Endeavor Global With Ile COrnpanis 11 has deem recognized tit 2005, 2006 and 2008 wtth the 'National HOLIr;.irtg Award' • Case s tidy hiy Harvard Business School for its top management programn, 2018. • Care e tidy publixhed by IPADE for ri,s xertiot inanoyement protgrams, 2016. " Case published in the book 10 Anos Ca pitalizando Empresas Sociales y Ambientales', 2015 Cage published in the book 'Emprendedores La Nueva Cara de Mexico V Special Edition' 2014 • ease published in the hook "lia Nueva Cara de Mexico IV" 2013 Invited ao a cpeaker deferents mattortitl and international forums an -Generation of businesses for the Base of the Pyramid' and 'Social Eittrepreneurxhip" Submitted into the pub • record for it on jt _ .6 City Clerk Carlos Ramiro Fernandez (786) 702 0473 ramIroZfIrstrnb.com Highly motivated and skilled entrepreneur with 20 years experience in Information Technology development, sales management, project management experience. Strong ability to design complex business processes, find innovative eco friendly solutions and effective implementation primarily in logistic and construction management. EDUCATION University of Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Bachelor of Law (Exp. 2014) Eduardo Latzina High School (Buenos Aires, Argentii • Technical Computing (Exp. 1997) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE FIRST MB PROPERTY, LLC, (Miami, FL) Managing Partner (Real Estate Professional) September 2009 — present • Responsible for coordination of design, architecture, engineer and construction work needed to increase value of distressed assets. Project and costing for asset management and maintenance. • Consulting with real estate investors. • Experienced in project management. • Facilitates the firms public relations and community outreach. ALMA SA DE CV (DF, Mexico) IT Company for SAP Implementations with more than 45 employees and 5o customers in North America. Founding Partner - CEO (Management Director) October 2011 - 2015 • Responsible for researching and writing business plan. Analyzing business strategy, project feasibility, financial projection and funding start-up. • Sales Director for North America Region. AEConsulting SA (Manta, Ecuador) IT Company for SAP Implementations with more than io employees and 5o customers in A.ndina Area. Founding Partner - CEO (Management Director) October 2013 --- 2015 • Responsible for researching and writing business plan. Analyzing business strategy, project feasibility, financial projection and funding start-up. • Sales Director for Andina Region. AEConsulting SA (San Jose, Costa Rica) IT Company for SAP Implementations with more than 5 employees and 3o customers in Central America Area. Founding Partner - CEO (Management Director) October 2o13 — 2015 • Responsible for researching and writing business plan. Analyzing business strategy, project feasibility, financial projection and funding start-up. • Sales Director for Central America Region. A 9 Submitted into the publi record for, ite on a City Clerk Carlos Ramiro Fernandez 13638 NE Mlaml Ct, Mlaml, Fl. 33161 (786) 702 0473 ramIro(VIrstmb.com XIOMA MEXICO SA DE CV (DF, Mexico) IT Company for SAP Implementations with more than 4o employees and 15o customers in North America. Founding Partner - CFO (Management Director) October 2006 — 2011 • Responsible for researching and writing business plan. Analyzing business strategy, project feasibility, financial projection and funding start-up. • Sales Director for North America Region. XIOMA SA (Buenos Aires, Argentina) IT Company for SAP Implementations with more than 5o en ployees and 200 customers in South America.. Founding Partner - CEO (Management Director) October 2001 - 201.1 • Responsible for researching and writing business plan. Analyzing business strategy, project feasibility, financial projection and funding start-up. • Sales Director for South and Central America Region. Submitted into the p \ record fqr iteyn(s) \A, 1 on ?)/ • City Clerk ABELARDO MONROY MEDRANO Paseo de la Reforma 222 Depto 17-A, COL. Juarez• DEL. Cuauhtemoc, MEXICO D.F. 06600 Phone: (55)5514 1665 • Movil: (55)3677 • E-Mail: abelardomonroy@hotmail.com Date/Place of birth: June 24'h 1968, Cordoba, Veracruz, Mexico Marital Status: Single. Experience CEO, Intercontinental de Medicamentos S.A. de C.V. 2006 - Current date Company dedicated to the distribution of medicine, healing material and medical equipment for public health programs in several states of the Mexican Republic. CEO, AGRIFUT S.A. de C.V. 2000 - 2006 Company dedicated to the production, storage, marketing, export to USA and Europe, sales and distribution of fruit destined for human consumption in compliance with national and international standards. CMO, PROAGRO S.A. de C.V. 1993 - 2000 Company dedicated to producing, processing, marketing and exporting products with the highest quality, using for this seed, raw materials and processes so that the product reaches the table of the final consumer with quality, freshness and texture necessary. Education IPADE Bussiness School, Top Management Program 2010-2011 Program designed for entrepreneurs and CEOs over ten years of experience in senior management positions to improve the capacities of senior management and they aim to increase the vitality and competitiveness companies and project the future Institute Politecnico Nacional, Chemical Engineering 1985-1989 Solving problems related to: the production of consumer goods, the service sector and environmental protection, especially in industries with transformation processes involving chemical and physicochemical changes of materials. Skills Developing New Markets, * Business Han, Cutting Costs. * International Business Development. Relationship Management. * Financial Overview, General Management. * Award Contracts. DAVID C. HEW\ ANDEZ, C.I-tM. CURRICULUM Vhl AL PRESIDENT, DCH ENGINEERING L. FIRM PRACIICE DCH Engineering, est. 2015 President / Principal Owner and operator of the boutique engineering firm, licensed to practice in 44 1J.s. jurisdictions, specializing in construction plan review services for the purposes of certifying engineering documents for acquisition of building permits. The firm also specializes in comprehensive engineering consulting and expert witness services. 11. EDUCATION 111. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING (P.E.) EICENSURE Submitted into the public record foir ite 1(s) . on \ City Clerk Kansas State University, 2010-2013 Master of Science (M.S.), Electrical Engineering Emphasis in Electric Power ,Systems Florida International University, 2004-2008 Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Electrical Engineering Specialization in Power Systems Engineering Institute of Technology, 2017 Professional Certificate, Mechanical Engineering • State of Alabama —No. 35846 • State of Arkansas No. 17459 • State of Colorado — No. 52158 • State of Delaware — No. 22029 • State of Florida — No. 78928 • State of Illinois — No. 062068288 • State of Iowa — No. 24297 • State of Louisiana No. PE0040898 • State of Maine — No. PE I 5539 • State of Michigan — No. 6201065354 • State of Minnesota No, 55148 • State of Missouri — No. 2016019371 • State of Nevada — No. 024303 • State of New jersey No. 052690 • State of New York — No. 097026 • State of Ohio -- No. 79582 • State of Oregon — No. 92741 • State of Rhode Island — No. 12553 • State of Tennessee — No. 1. 19704. • State of Utah No. 10289968-2202 • State of Washington — No. 54015 • State of West Virginia — No. 022330 • State of Arizona — No. 62866 • State of California — No. E 21663 • State of Connecticut — No. 3.1632 • State of District of Columbia — No. PE921165 • State of Georgia —No. PE040959 • State of Indiana — No. PEI 1600008 • State of Kansas — No. PE24933 • Commonwealth of Kentucky — No. 31756 • State of Maryland No. 49993 • Commonwealth of Massachusetts — No. 53152 • State of Mississippi — No. 28064 • State of Nebraska — No. E-1.7305 • State of New Hampshire — No, 15608 • State of New Mexico — No. 24325 • State of North Carolina No. 044877 • State of Oklahoma —No. 29769 • Commonwealth of Pennsylvania — N • State of South Carolina — No. 33919 • State of Texas — No. 1.22602 • State of Vermont — No. 018.0134125 • Commonwealth of Virginia — No. 0402057828 • State of Wisconsin — No. 45103-6 IV. CERTIFICATIONS Certified .Energy Manager (C.E.M.) — Association of Energy Engineers, No. 24700 Certified CPR/First Aid/AED -- American Red Cross, No. OYPY7Q. V. PRoFEsstaNAL E XPERIENCE ). PE087541 Honeywell Intelligrated, Inc., Alason, OH Sep 2015-Jan 201.8 Power Enaineer, Project .EngineerinG-Electrical • Served as the original power engineer and engineer of record for the firm, in charge of preparing, signing and sealing all electrical engineering plans to public authorities for approval. • Achieved over 75% cost savings by developing in-house power engineering practices such as distribution system concepting, drafting, permitting, and equipment estimating and procurement. • Delivered over 250 Arc Flash and SCCR. solutions with 97% on -time delivery involving industrial control panels, distribution panels and miscellaneous materials handling equipment. • Served as the mentor in charge of managing hours, technical training and delegation of work to multiple engineers for the electric power engineering scope within the department. 1. I 1". a 2, e DCH Engineering di'ut DCH [Electrical Consulting 1...,LC • Ohio Firm No. 04636 • Texas Firm No, 19919 4433 Orchard 1..,ane., Cincinnati, Ohio 45236-3130 • 013) 418-8812 • www.h)CIEPE.corn DAVID C. HERNA DEZ, P.E., C.E.M. °TRICIA UM VITAL PRESIDENT, [)CH ENGINEERING Submitted into the pu record fyr ate on ‘1,/ Siemens Industry, Inc., Nonvood, 011 Feb 2011-Sep 2015 iC Sr. Product Engineer, R8cD Motors / Product Lifecycle • Delivered over 450 forensic engineering solutions with 98% on -time delivery involving City C1fttricaI apparatus/systems, retrofitting, inverter compatibility and insulation specifications. • Led the electrical development and the mechanical optimization of several ANEMA and IEC induction motor/generator product lines with high level of reliability and 95% on -time delivery. • Achieved over 25?/0 cost savings for all "engineered to order" (ETO) electric machine designs based on customer specifications, applicable industry standards and CAD drawing approvals, • Served as the delegate for the harmonization of rotating machine efficiency standards in the NEMA-Motors & Generators Committee in various locations throughout North America, VI. COVIINUING EDUCATION Siemens Industry, Inc., Norwood, OH Jan 2009-Feb 2011 Product Engineer, Large Drives / Production Engineering • Designed over 300 ANEMA induction motors in production flow with ratings ranging from 250 to 14,000 HP and 460 to 13,800 volts suitable for across -the -line starting and/or inverter duty. • Achieved 910/0 on -time delivery for all "engineered to order" (ETO) electric machine designs based on customer specifications, applicable industry standards and CA[) drawing approvals. • Provided over 400 manufacturing bill of material for complete electrical designs including stator winding, stator coil, lead cabling, nameplating, tagging and technology validation. • Served as the delegate for the harmonization of rotating machine efficiency standards in the ANSI -Regional Standing Committee in various locations throughout Latin America. Florida Power & Light, Co., Miami, FL Apr 2006-Jan 2009 Engineer Intern, Distribution Planning & Reliability • Supported the design, commissioning, planning and operations of the electric utility distribution automation and power factor correction systems with voltages ranging from 4kV to 23kV. • Determined over 500 suitable feeder locations for power factor correction capacitor banks (PFCC) and managed their SCADA control operation during peak load/demand hours. • Coordinated over 250 suitable locations for automated feeder switches and managed their SCADA settings for automatic restoration of feeder portions upon detection of outage. • Generated over 17 service area electrical schematics utilized for troubleshooting devices, service planning, field assessments, switch programming, gap analysis and microgrid studies. 2014 — Power Systems Engineering 1, ETAP Workshop, Chicago, 11 (3.2 CEUs) 2015 — Technical Sessions & Engineering Ethics, IEEE-IAS, Milwaukee, WI (18.5 PDHs) 2016 —Electrical Signatures of Power Equipment Failures, JEEE-PES, Boston, MA (2 PDHs) 2016 — Operating Power System w/o Synchronous Generators, IEEE-PES, Boston, MA (4 PDHs) 2016 Reactive Power Capabilities Wind Turbine Generators, JEEE-PES, Boston, MA (4 PDF1s) 2016— Smart Buildings, Smart 1..,oaci, Smart Cities, 1..EEE,-PES, Boston, MA (4 PDHs) 2016— Protection Design for Microgrids, IEEE-RES, Boston, MA (2 .PDFIS) 2017 — Professional Ethics fbr Florida Engineers, Professional Education Services Co. (1 PDFI) 2017 — Florida Laws and Rules for Engineers, Professional Education Services Co. (1 PDH) 2017 Professional Ethics for Indiana Engineers, Professional Education Services Co. (1 PDFI) 2017 — Indiana Laws and Rules for Engineers, Professional Education Services Co. (1 PDFI) 2017— Mechanical Engineering Curriculum, Engineering Institute of Technology (12 PDHs) 201.8— Certified Energy Manager Comprehensive Training, Cincinnati, OFE (3.6 ('EUs) VII. EXAMINATIONS NCEES FE Electrical and Computer PASSED Florida Unlimited Electrical Contractor: Business Florida Unlimited Electrical Contractor: Technical/Safety NCEES PE Electrical and Computer: Power Florida Professional Engineering Law California Professional Engineering Law Indiana Professional Engineering Ethics Texas Professional Engineering Ethics New Jersey Professional Engineering Law (8 hours) (3 hours) (6 hours) (8 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) DCH Engineering di v DCH Electrical Consulting 1 1 1 Ohio Firm No. 04636 • Texas Firm No 19919 4433 Orchard Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45236-3130 • (513) 418-8812 • w,„vw 1X711-PE.corn January, 2014 July, 2014 August, 2014 October, 20 I 4 March, 2015 December, 2015 December, 2015 January, 2016 February, 2016 2 I i g e DAVID C. HERNANDEZ, P.E., CURRICULUM VITAE PRESIDENT, DCli ENGINEERING Louisiana Professional Engineering Law/Ethics Submitted into the pub c, Certified CPR/First Aid/AED record for ite.q!( 9 Washington Professional Engineering Law Nevada Professional Engineering City Clerk North Carolina. Professional Engineering Law. Virginia Professional Engineering Ethics Oklahoma Professional Engineering Law/Ethics Iowa Professional Engineering Ethics Delaware Professional Engineering Law/Ethics AFT Certified Energy Manager Nebraska Professional Engineering Law Vill.TRAININGS & PRESENTATIONS IX. tioNons & SCHOLASTICS (4 hours) (3 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (2 hours) (4 hours) (2 hours) (4 hours) (4 hours) (2 hours) June, 2016 July, 2016 August, 2016 December, 2016 February, 2017 May, 2017 July, 2017 August, 2017 Eeburary, 2018 April, 2018 October, 2018 1. "Impact of FED, Starting Ilethod and Driven Load on ,Alotor Efliciency,' NEMA Energy Efficiency in Motor -Driven Systems Conference, Washington, DC, September 2011. 2. "Special Motor Designs: Low Inrush Windings," Siemens Industry, Inc., Corporate Sales Advanced Motor Training, Technical Training Session, Norwood, OH, October 2012. 3. "Harmonic Effects in Rotating Machines," Siemens Industry, Inc., Induction Motor Continuing Education, Corporate Technical Training Session, Norwood, OFI, February 201.4. 4. "Fault AnaTsis in Rotatity, Machines," Siemens Industry, Inc., Induction Motor Continuing Education, Corporate Technical Training Session, Norwood, OH, April 201.4. 5. "Design Optimization of Induction MotorAvED operation," Siemens industry, Inc., Corporate Sales Advanced Motor Training, Technical Training Session, Norwood, OH, October 2014. 6. "Integrated Drive Systems Ensure Reliability for Your Application," CFE Media -Content for Engineers WebCast, sponsored by Plant Engineering, Oak.. Brook, IL, July 2015. 7. "Calculating Panel SCCR," Intelligrated Systems, tic., Advanced Intelligrated Educational institute, Corporate Technical Training Session, Mason, OH, May 2016. 8. "Main Distribution Panels," Intelligrated Systems, LIc., Advanced Intelligrated Educational Institute, Corporate Technical Training Session, Mason, OH, May 2017. IEEE -Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society: Kappa Delta Chapter Inductee, 2008 NACME, SEAGEP & EVILS/kW Engineering Scholarships Recipient, 2006-2008 Florida International University: Dean's List, Spring 2005 & Fall 2007 Florida Bright Futures Medallion Scholarship Recipient, 2004-2008 Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity: Florida Nu Chapter -Standards Board Elect, 2004-2008 X. PuBLACATiON's 1.. "The Temperature Impact of Magnetic Wedges in ME( Induction Motors," IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, Vol. 49, Issue 3, May June 2013, from PPIC, Portland, OR, June 2012. 2. "Root Cause Analysis of Motor ,Stator Failures," IEEE Industry Applications Society, ScholarOne Technical Manuscripts, Pulp & Paper Industry Conference, Charlotte, NC, June 2013. 3. "A1otor Optimization Pr Drive Packages," .LETIF, Transactions on Industry Applications, Volume 51, Issue 3, May June 2015, from PPIC, Atlanta, GA, June 2014. 4. "Understanding Stator Insulation In -Process Testing," IEEE Transactions on Industry' Applications, Volume 53, Issue 2, Mar/Apr 2017, .from PPIC, Milwaukee, WI, June 201.5. XI. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Senior Member, fristitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) • Member, IEEE/Power & Energy Society • Member, IEEE/Cincinnati Section Senior Member, Association of Energy Engineers (AFL) • Certified Energy Manager, A.EE/Designation Record Holder, National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) • Model Law Engineer, NCEES/Designation • International Registry Professional Engineer, NCEES/Designation Engage Member, National Fire Protection Association (NEPA) Associate, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air -Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Associate Member, American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) 3 1.) a CY e DCH Engineering div. DCH Electrical Consulting TLC • Ohio Firm No 04636 • Texas Firm No [9919 4433 Orchard Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45236-313( • (513) 418-8812 • vy....r,yuct1-1-'[.,,corrt Submitted into the pubi record itet on k CityClerk Memorandum of Understanding NATURE LINKS FOR LIFE LONG LEARNING AND POINTER DEVELOPMENT This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) describes the responsibilities and expectations between Nature Links for Life Long Learning (NL), 501 c3, and Pointer Development (PD), a local real estate development company, with the understanding of joining efforts in providing a long-term location with important services for the community. The purpose of this partnership is to build our capacity to empower young adults between 18 and 30 with middle range intellectual disabilities within our community. NL is partnering with PD to search for a long-term physical location for NL programs. The Partnership contains three components:(1) community needs assessments; (2) assisting in providing a long-term location for NI.; and (3) supporting the growth of NL to increase its capacity to serve more young adults locally. RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPECTATIONS NATURE LINKS FOR LIFE LONG LEARNING serves as the "organization". As the organization, Nature Links for Life Long Learning is responsible for the following: Ensuring that the program activities and finances of the Partnership are in compliance with all State requirements and Federal regulations; Providing direct technical assistance to PD by NI, staffprofessionals, as needed for PD in finding an appropriate location; Serving as the coordinator for the multiple community assessments and evaluation activities for the Partnership; and Reporting the results of the Partnership activities and accomplishments to PD. Under this Agreement, POINTER DEVELOPMENT agrees to: • Actively participate in the community assessments and evaluations; Participate in any training necessary in learning how to best serve NL; Develop a plan to provide NL with resources it needs to grow and thrive; Arrange for and ensure participation in capacity building activities by staff and Board members of PD and its partner organizations; TIME PERIOD Submitted into the public record foite '1 on IL City Clerk This Agreement covers the first year of the NL program, corresponding to the period from October 1, 2018 through September 30, 2019. If the NI, program is extended for a second and third year, as currently anticipated, the time period of the Agreement will be modified subject to amendments signed by the two parties. TERMINATION NATURE LINKS FOR LIFE LONG LEARNING may terminate this Agreement, in whole or in part„ with or without cause, with a seven (7) day written notice of termination. Such notice shall be given in writing PD and shall be sent via certified or registered mail with return receipt requested. Signatures of Authorized Representatives Arnaili Gayosso Managing Member earning Pointer Development 11/05/208 Date Submitted into the pubtrc record fo iterp(s ) Y` t on City Clerk bated to the unique ofour students and creative in forging s ithin a curriculum orvs themes based on ie natural world. Each student has unique Interests and abilities that we cherish, plus we have fun. �e have had at several locations since 2011 serving you g adults with e build rxperince pomp Na ur'eLrnks Fur Lifsioag L *rraieg P„ gr a The`rustF s uT c Jett e.Z!ot;'L3M, `or Public'!isloy_ H c V err• Key Park Trust, r Village or Palmeri° Cf..y, Humeste I Hoplal_ Pdtamr-Dad a,fey Pinks and freceat ia_ HUtoly=Piet: Motor Dada (Totally Pare Snit s rr rP4�an.,! Education Prrirr war Ea s, tee , t us' r. and Mafia Contemporary HELP US SUPPORT NatureLinks students who ant ntil ing sit 1e world around Mtn and r tt with otter n �e earning environment t �e seek it rttrs who can work with our students o forge lasting ends i s. And we airy eek donors to our Schorr u n& earea51c3non oral frrquir about our moos fees and scholarships urtl.trtk woe educabiort continua a discapacidad intelectua! de 18 a 40 arms de edad, (acilitando el paso de la escuela secundaria a la vide adulta, la independencia, y el trabaio. Los programas son impartidos en ingles, Pero j©venes aun aprendiendc ingles tambier: seran bienvenidos_ Para mas inlormacior„ contactenos y le atenderemos en espancl. Para ver naturelinks,net en espanot, se!eccione Translate en la esquina superior derecha de la pagina_ www,rt3turcitink ,riot Shake -A -Leg Miami 2620 South Bayshore Drive Miami FL, 33133 Naturet. For Lifelong Learn A Unique Souti Florida Experience g Submitted into the public record for ite i(s) \\ on City Clerk Who Do We Serve and Why? NatureLinks f.F Lif,loag E.reing NatureLinks serves young adults 18-40 years old with mid -range intellectual disabilities. We have found that after high school many young adults have few opportunities for continuing education, job training, or enhanced social relationships. All too often they sit home alone watching TV or surfing the internet. WOelieve that the natural world is a unique place for students to learn models of job readiness, stewardship and citizenship to benefit themseIvesdTh broader POpOlation..We"all learritront each other in our group oriented classroom, From sustainability, artistic expression/studies, social studies,ehri.O Movement 04danand healttjjiving — we arm to empower our students as models of healthy values and entreprer10011$ ! 7 , With Shake -A -Leg kiliami as the home base. We offer students education on nutrition and WatureLinks fosters the development and inclusion students learn about the fragile ecosystem of healthy lifestyles. Students participate in Yoga, of the voices of young adults ‘vith developmental Biscayne Bay, We team about the Arts and and receive Dance/Movement Therapy and disabilities in our local community. Through trips to Sciences from both a creative and practical individual and grotto therapy from our resident local ins -Onions, farms, galleries and natural perSPeCtiVdi VAth Pertherehtbe to both the Dance/Moveinent Therapist Indemilent Life area's we bring our students out into the wend. frestSetteeS °resettle eel P-erez Ad - - skills such as personal hygiene, sod -I -alit - We else create Platierres far -students le - voices heard in the common' wrIL ing local politicians a scheduling are also- covered ----iv include die entire moneymanagement, Transportation .naturelinksmet *4, 1 ON= naturelinksmiamil(Wgmaii.com 1 (786)-505-4657 1 Rolling admission Submitted into the pub ic record fo net ri(s on ity Clerk ••.•• .• • ,./ Collaboration ement November 2, 2018 Amalfi Gayosso Managing Member Pointer Development 3454 NW 7 Avenue Miami, FL 33127 Dear Mrs. Amalfi Gayosso, I enjoyed meeting with you and talking more about how our organizations could collaborate. Our organizations could work well together on behalf of constituents within District 1 and 5 of City of Miami. In these meetings we agreed to focus on improving the health and wellness. Our common goals and objectives were identified as: Goals 1. Educate people about physical exercise and nutrition 2. Facilitate community workshops 3. Support health for community stakeholders Your organization, Pointer Development, will fulfill the following roles, and /or provide the following services: • Provide a location for Woest • Facilitate interaction with the local community Please return a signed letter of this agreement at your earliest convenience or by the activation date mentioned above. I look forward to working with y Sincerely, Bart Claessens W�0"E� T—,,M� h'�` ' tf'e'ro' Collaboration Agreement November 2'ZOl8 Amalfi Gayosso Managing Member Pointer Development 34S4NVV7Avenue Miami, FL33IJ7 Dear Mrs. Amalfi Gayms4 Sohmitledinknthe public 0� I r ozord /6 �-`)71.i, CitY Clerk I enjoyed meeting with you and talking more about how our organizations could collaborate. Our organizations could work well together on behalf of constituents within District 1 and 5 of City of Miami. |nthese meetings xveagreed tofocus onimproving the health and wellness. Our common goals and objectives were identified as: Goals I. Educate people about physical exercise and nutrition 2. Facilitate Community workshops 3. Support health for community stakeholders Your organization, Pointer Development, will fulfill the following roles, and /or provide the following services: ° Provide alocation for Noet • Facilitate interaction with the local community Please return asigned letter ofthis agreement atYour earliest convenience orbythe activation date mentioned above, | look forward toworking with you. BartOaessens Submitted into the public record forliteni(s) \‘' on City Clerk into the public to r City Clerk at is=``Boxing WOEST' all abou 'Boxing \oest'_ a Belgian pro ec founded by 2 professional bc�xera (ex -European Champion , that i cer e a ound boxing -aid d liver a ccimprehen ive sports -_and healthy � t Ie, pp ach. The pr€t ec .nd ub ` VOEST' is about gettingpeople active and educated about the innportance cif excercise sand eating healthy and about achieving an optimal psych€tlogical and erne Iona. condition. Tlie holistic approach frame I c in cues , which makes it o unique, targets 'sports' and `well being' from, different ahgles C() CHING. E1 UTIONi UTRIT1ON, EVENTS. ARTS, \'oest slooking fora unique and meaningful location in Miami to bring this project_ to the.5. x co T RA1, BOX NG E STRESSTREE, T , EXERCISE A- OTr Submitted into the public record for itevn(s) City Clerk - - - oo mg for in Main Since Miami is growing and attracting people from all over the world, while at the same time it is keeping its own vibrant culture in which healthy living and a fit lifestyle design, sports and physical excercise and a tendendcy towards green and more small scale production of food, gets a. lot of attention, we think Miami should be our focus to brmg our project to the U.S. We are looking for a unique and meaningful' location to develop our project and bring together our 5 different angles: coaching, education, nutrition, events and arts. BOXING "LIVE STRESS FREE, EAT WELL, EXERCISE A LOT!" ticci into the public Hcki-6@ qcip(s) \I Lity C erk hat is 'Boxingn Miami? Nt. Tfi'A ES looking neighbourhood re we can be m Our preferreddi:)cwahtei°n is a fronpdarct°0nAflistnhigne°Biro.:craeiveiutaltinrisiellon the ° d hand, while attracting people the neighbourhood on the other hand. all over Miami to our P.I.°jectbaen 0 lgium, we like to . x. 03 Z n up a n.e part of a revitalisation strategy on the urban level..and to deliver value in this broader urban and social development. This is the essence of our Project - we like to call it. a ,multidisciplinary health rehabilitation business - and we love to see this reflected in our locations. ‘‘LIVE STRESS FREE, EAT WELL, EXERCISE A LOT!" Submitted into the public record for ite on \ L City uierk Kids Boxing Let them be little... ...::!:binitted into the public, rccord for ite 1(s) _ on \LJLIJ City Clerk Being fit and healthy is 80% nutrition related. Submitted into the pubt record forliten(s) on VI i ,1 City Clerk WOEST has the mission to educate people about the howand why of physical excercise and nutritic because when people know and understand what they are doing and how it benefits their mental state and physical condition, they will LEDGE IS EVERYTHING! WOEST offers and organises lectures and info nights about boxing, sports, physical excercise, health, diets, nutrition, coaching, lifestyle design, and much more, for a broad audience of sport ers_ , interested participants, its own members and non-members of the local community! e tell our story and try to inspire other people to do the same e constantly educate ourselves about new trends and sharpen our knowledge bu following courses and workshops, and reading scientific research. We share all of this with our particpants and members on a regular basis WOEST-' gives Online workshops: When customers are unable to visit the gym - Body weight workout / improving boxingtechniques / ea prepping {cooking)