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HomeMy WebLinkAboutComposite Exhibit AComposite Exhibit "A" Exhibit A-1 Exhibit A-1 Appropriations Project Request - Fiscal Year 2018-19 For projects meeting the Definition of House Rule 5.14 1. Title of Project: Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center 2. Date of Submission: 11/13/2017 3. House Member Sponsor: Roy Hardemon Members Copied: 4. DETAILS OF AMOUNT REQUESTED: a. Has funding been provided in a previous state budget for this activity? No If answer to 4a is "No" skip 4b and 4c and proceed to 4d, Col. E b. What is the most recent fiscal year the project was funded? c. Were the funds provided in the most recent fiscal year subsequently vetoed? d. Complete the following Project Request Worksheet to develop your request: FY: Input Prior Year Appropriation for this project for FY 2017-18 (If appropriated in 2017-18 enter the appropriated amount, even if vetoed.) Develop New Funds Request for FY 2018-19 (Requests for additional RECURRING funds are prohibited.) Column: A B C D E F Funds Description: Prior Year Recurring Funds Prior Year Nonrecurring Funds Total Funds Appropriated (Recurring plus Nonrecurring: column A + column B) Recurring Base Budget (Will equal non- vetoed amounts provided in Column A) Additional Nonrecurring Request TOTAL Nonrecurring plus Recurring Base Funds (Will equal the amount from the Recurring base in Column D plus the Additional Nonrecurring Request in Column E.) Input Amounts: 25, 000, 000 25, 000, 000 5. Are funds for this issue requested in a state agency's Legislative Budget Request submitted for FY 2018-19? No 5a. If yes, which state agency? 5b. If no, which is the most appropriate state agency to place an appropriation for the issue being requested? Department of Economic Opportunity 5c. Has the appropriate state agency for administering the funding, if the request were appropriated, been contacted? No 5d. Describe penalties for failing to meet deliverables or performance measures which the agency should provide in its contract to administer the funding if appropriated. Return funds to the State of Florida Page 1 of 11 6. Requester: a. Name: Dr. Mae Christian b. Organization: Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation c. Email: felta@bellsouth.net d. Phone #: (305)308-4294 7. Contact for questions about specific technical or financial details about the project: a. Name: Dr. Mae Christian b. Organization: Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation c. Email: felta@bellsouth.net d. Phone #: (305)308-4294 8. Is there a registered lobbyist working to secure funding for this project? a. Name: None b. Firm: None c. Email: d. Phone #: 9. Organization or Name of entity receiving funds: a. Name: Neighbors and Neighbors Association, Inc. b. County (County where funds are to be expended): Miami -Dade c. Service Area (Counties being served by the service(s) provided with funding): Broward, Martin, Miami -Dade, Monroe, Palm Beach, St. Lucie 10. What type of organization is the entity that will receive the funds? (Select one) O For Profit O Non Profit 501(c) (3) O Non Profit 501(c) (4) O Local Government O University or College O Other (Please describe) Page 2 of 11 11. What is the specific purpose or goal that will be achieved by the funds being requested? The goal is to reduce poverty by 80%, crime by 85%, illiteracy by 90%, unemployment by 80%, and youth delinquency by 80% by creating an Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center in Liberty City/Model City. 12. Provide specific details on how funds will be spent. (Select all that apply) Spending Category Description Nonrecurring (Should equal 4d, Col. E) Enter "0" if request is zero for the category Administrative Costs: Qa. Executive Director/Project Head Salary and Benefits The funds will pay for the salaries and fringe benefits of the Director who will be the overseer of the entire Poinciana Industrial Park 60,000 Qb. Other Salary and Benefits The funds will cover the salaries and benefits of all administrative employees including assistant directors. 375,000 Ric. Expense/Equipment/Travel/Supplies/Other The funds will be allocated to purchase administrative equipment including, but not limited to, computers, printers, and copy machines, furniture and fixture, administrative training, utilities, travel, and office supplies, maintenance, fees, tools and others. 500,000 Rid. Consultants/Contracted Services/Study The funds will be used and allocated for consultants, legal services, independent accountants. 1,565,000 Operational Costs: Page 3 of 11 Qe. Salaries and Benefits The funds will be allocated for the salaries and benefits of engineers, trainers, warehouse managers, mentoring and training programs 1,562,500 Elf. Expenses/Equipment/Travel/Supplies/Other The funds will be used for the leasing and or purchases of automobile, trucks, and other heavy load equipment for warehouse operations, security sytems 1,562,500 Qg. Consultants/Contracted Services/Study The funds will be used for engineers, architects, interior designers, and marketing specialists, recruiters, security and safety 3,125,000 Fixed Capital Construction/Major Renovation: RM. Construction/Renovation/Land/Planning Engineering The funds will be used for the building and construction of training facilities and manufacturing incubator for the intermodal logistics center 16,250,000 TOTAL 25,000,000 13. For the Fixed Capital Costs requested with this issue (In Question 12, category "h. Fixed Capital Outlay" was selected), what type of ownership will the facility be under when complete? (Select one correct option) OFor Profit ()Non Profit 501(c) (3) ONon Profit 501(c) (4) OLocal Government (e.g., police, fire or local government buildings, local roads, etc.) OState agency owned facility (For example: college or university facility, buildings for public schools, roads in the state transportation system, etc.) OOther (Please describe) 14. Is the project request an information technology project? Page 4 of 11 No 15. Is there any documented show of support for the requested project in the community including public hearings, letters of support, major organizational backing, or other expressions of support? Yes 15a. Please Describe: 1) Letters of support from Organizations, Community Leaders, and the general public; 2) Resolution from Miami -Dade County Board of Commissioners. 16. Has the need for the funds been documented by a study, completed by an independent 3rd party, for the area to be served? Yes 16a. Please Describe: Liberty City/Model City which is the located neighborhood where the project will be implemented has been designated as a Neighborhood Service Revitalization Area (NSRA); Study by Miami -Dade Beacon Council. 17. Will the requested funds be used directly for services to citizens? Yes 17a. What are the activities and services that will be provided to meet the purpose of the funds? Job creation for the community to reduce crime, poverty and unemployment. We will provide also vocational education and training , job placement services in several industries such as tourism, import/export, warehousing, Art & Entertainment, entrepreneurship and trading. 17b. Describe the direct services to be provided to the citizens by the funding requested. Business incubation, marketing services, trade opportunity for upscale economic for the community. Manufacturing services, Added Value Process, distribution center, Shipping and receiving, a Truck Bay, and an intermodal Logistic center. 17c. Describe the target population to be served (i.e., "the majority of the funds requested will serve these target populations or groups."). Select all that apply to the target population: IZEIderly persons Q Persons with poor mental health Q Persons with poor physical health Q Jobless persons Q Economically disadvantaged persons Q At-risk youth Page 5 of 11 I1Homeless ❑ Developmentally disabled IlPhysically disabled IlDrug users (in health services) ❑ Preschool students ❑ Grade school students IlHigh school students IlUniversity/college students IlCurrently or formerly incarcerated persons IlDrug offenders (in criminal Justice) ❑ Victims of crime IlGeneral (The majority of the funds will benefit no specific group) ❑ Other (Please describe) 17d. How many in the target population are expected to be served? 0< 25 025-50 051-100 0101-200 0201-400 0401-800 0>800 18. What benefits or outcomes will be realized by the expenditure of funds requested? (Select each Benefit/Outcome that applies) Benefit or Outcome Provide a specific measure of the benefit or outcome Describe the method for measuring level of benefit la mprove physical health New living wage job Income- to purchase healthy foods, to provide health insurance, and reduce obesity through increased physical activity through employment. To provide formal physical health management policies to measure complaints of headache, dizziness, and muscle pain, and physical health problem. Jobs require -Once a year physicals la mprove mental health Increase self-esteem and reduce depression by providing high wage To provide formal stress management policies, to prevent Page 6 of 11 jobs. Stress reduction by developing formal stress intervention/management policies that contribute to the quality of life. depression, anxiety, burnout, low self-esteem, and general physical health. Miami Dade Census/HUD- Track gant charts for unemployed ElEnrich cultural experience Miami Dade County is a cultural diverse community. The Poinciana Industrial Park will include culturally sensitive design elements: Connect traditional culture with modern values; offer more opportunities for people to participate in cultural activities finance Document the trade and commerce transaction activity between multicultural and international companies and nations. Sense of Place, Culture Keepers Program, Monthly African Diaspora Mini Festivals/films ElImprove agricultural production/promotion/education Increase farmers' markets, urban gardening, garden education, farm to table restaurants. Farmers Market on location increases outlets for local farmers, greater production, local sales promotions and increases live fresh food and dietary education programming. Community calendar scheduling, marketing, and special agricultural events. Local blood pressure monitoring to prevent poor diets in the target area. Area testing and health measurement workshops will demonstrate the impact on local residents. Ell mprove quality of education Training for all construction trades, light manufacturing skills and entrepreneurship training center will provide local residents with increased education, innovation, critical and creative thinking skills, Green, technology based education Success will be measured by the number of new licensed trade workers, program graduates and number of new business owners. Annual tracking-Inclusivity, cultural exchange, trade and commerce; Increased employment rate; More high school and college graduates ElEnhance/preserve/improve environmental or fish and wildlife quality Planting greenery to beautify the park. Increase green space, and reduce air pollution. Reduce emissions of acid precursors and The reduction of the pollution in the area is measured by site technical inspections for both ground and air Page 7 of 11 greenhouse gases. contaminates. ElProtect the general public from harm (environmental, criminal, etc.) Increase Community Safety and crisis workshops Community and Online Citizenship, Environmental, and Media Literacy workshops By providing living wage jobs, training and benefits increase the rate of employment and decreases crime, drug activity. Police crime reports will document the reduction in crime. Department of Labor will measure the increase of employment / reduction of unemployment. More free festivals and events for crime -free community gathering and community gardening/farmers markets. QImprove transportation conditions Poinciana Industrial Park/Intermodal Logistic Center needs a Metro -Rail Station to move the work -force, create a better mass transit schedule, and thoroughfares accessibility. Miami Dade Transit department can provide the data from the road studies. The increase of bus pass holders of the work -force from county data base. QIncrease or improve economic activity International Free -Trade and Increase Training -Entrepreneurial, small business incubators, workforce training, mentorship development, artist coaching, investment, social The local gross domestic product (GDP), the import/export ratio. The number of business training graduates who will register their new businesses with Sunbiz. The issuance of Certificates of Completion, Diploma records, and training certificates will all be documented. QIncrease tourism Marketing with Visit Florida, Social Media Marketing, Website, general marketing, free concerts, festivals, hospitality infrastructure- restaurants, hotels, exhibition centers, galleries, theaters, and transportation, etc. Hotel occupancy, Visit Florida Data, Surveys from the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, Miami International Airport, Port of Miami, Local Media calendars, etc. QCreate specific immediate job opportunities Create shovel -ready jobs, Infrastructure Jobs, Planning and Recruitment/training through Career Source Florida and Department of Page 8 of 11 Construction, Trainers, financial, and transportation. The creation of a business incubator center for new entrepreneur and traders. Added value center and manufacturing components. Labor ElEnhance specific individual's economic self sufficiency Project includes the creation of a business incubator center for new business creation. individual economic advancement and sole proprietor opportunities, small businesses expansion facilities and mixed use live -work space. Our business training graduates will register their new businesses with Sunbiz. Certificates of Completion, Diploma records and training certificates will all be documented and reported. QReduce recidivism High paying jobs going to convicted felons of nonviolent crimes will directly reduce the chances of recidivism. Community service re- entry educational programs support those returning from prison. Criminal Justice system will report on the decrease of repeat offenders. Community service data reports will document the number of jobs given to convicted felons. QReduce substance abuse Provide opportunity to receive training, become employed, licensed, and productive members of society. Reducing drug dependency disorders. Community service programs are a direct service the developer of this project provides. Drug pre-release and work -release programs document all program participants. QDivert from Criminal/Juvenile justice system High paying jobs divert youth offenders from criminal justice system, create paid intern summer jobs will directly reduce the chances of crimes by our youth. Community service re-entry educational programs support those returning Criminal Justice system will report on the decrease of repeat offenders. Community service data reports will document the number of jobs given to convicted felons. Page 9 of 11 from prison. ■ Improve wastewater management ■ Improve stormwater management ■ Improve groundwater quality ■ Improve drinking water quality ■ Improve surface water quality ■Other (Please describe): 19. Provide the total cost of the project for FY 2018-19 from all sources of funding (Enter "0' if amount is zero): Type of Funding Amount Percent of Total Are the other sources of funds guaranteed in writing? 1. Amount Requested from the State in this Appropriations Project Request: 25,000,000 100.0% N/A 2. Federal: 0 0.0% No 3. State: (Excluding the requested Total Amount in #4d, Column F) 0 0.0% No 4. Local: 0 0.0% No 5. Other: 0 0.0% No TOTAL 25,000,000 100% 20. Is this a multi -year project requiring funding from the state for more than one year? Yes 20a. How much state funding would be requested after 2018-19 over the next 5 years? O<1M Page 10 of 11 01-3M 0>3-10M 0>10M 20b. How many additional years of state support do you expect to need for this project? 01 year 02 years 03 years 04 years O>= 5 years 20c. What is the total project cost for all years including all federal, local, state, and any other funds? Select the single answer which best describes the total project cost. If funds requested are for ongoing services or for recurring activities, select "ongoing activity". Oongoing activity — no total cost 0<1M 01-3M 0>3-10M 0>10M Page 11 of 11 Exhibit A-2 Exhibit A-2 t1 • 1' " - r• ,. POINCIANA .. !NTFRMODAI I O G/STIO t,t= N 1 t-R INDUSTRIAL PARK HB2767 • A, A JOB CREATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN TOURISM DOLLARS 11 '�. XN�BUSINES1 'G LIBERTY CITY, M CONTACT i REPRESENTATIVE ROY Silver Blue Cake try �1 il FOR HBQ.767 HARDEMON 1 * I 103rd St (SPONSOR) TEL:850- ica ry•;��4;th et 08 Miert Central y NW 168ih St NV,: 13111 NW to2nd 5 NW 101st St 5' NWTOM t tJw 106th S NW 9?th St North Shen Medic& Center December 15, 20l 7 Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation 4824 NW 15th Court Miami, Florida 33142 Honorable: We, the members of Model City Advisory Board Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic..s Center, are writing to inform you about this mega project in our inner city, Liberty City, Miami, Florida and also to ask for your attention, and your support for HB 2767 to create jobs in our community. HB 2767 Poinciana Industrial Park I:ntermmodal Logistics Center will create ihousand.s of jobs that will impact directly on the community, which has been devastated by crime, economic downturn, and lack of opportunity. This bill will also address properly the inner-city crisis that cripples down our fellow American families from all combined ages and ethnicities. After the 1980 McDuffy riot, we are observing the deterioration of our community, as if this is not America. Due to the urgency of the matter, the State of Florida previously allocated more than a hundred millions dollars for Poinciana Industrial Park. However, the money has disappeared without the creation of a single job in the community. HB 2767 is a community effort with everyone in all of the strata of Miami Dade County and its neighbors altogether from elected officials, community leaders, religious leaders, and business owners vowing to support Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center. After Representative Roy Hardemon sponsored the HB2767, co -sponsored by Representative Daisy Baez, supported by Senator Daphne Campbell, now the Miami Dade County Commission unanimously voted a Memorandum Resolution to ask the State Legislature and the Governor to support the bill for the betterment of the community. Lastly, the Honorable Richard Corcoran, the Speaker of the Florida House visited the site last year. Counting on your vote and support, please Honorable, receive our most respective salutation. Sincerely, r. Mae ,hristian Executive Director POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK AND INTERMODEL LOGISTIC CENTER: Honorable Representatives, Senators, Member of the Committee, and Staff members I am Dr. Christian Mae, I am a mom, a grandmother, and a foot soldier who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma, Alabama in 1963. And in 2014 I was honored the US Congressional Medal of Honor by Congress which is the highest for a civilian in the nation. And the Over Town Culmer Center is my intellectual project from my master thesis. It is a solemn duty for me to come before you today on behalf of the African American community who lives in dire conditions in Liberty City to a point where I cannot take it no more, especially when parents and kids come to me for help. As a foot soldier, I felt embarrassed for not being able to provide. Please understand that I am 71 years old woman and I have been fighting for equal economic development opportunity for more than 50 years. This time, I want to fight for a signature model economic development project to create jobs and tackle poverty in Liberty City. As we speak, Liberty City is the poorest community in the nation, devastated by crimes, sky high unemployment rate, drug abuse, and housing crisis. This got to stop. It makes all of us Americans look bad as a nation. Now, I am a member of Model City Advisory Board Community development to help you, the elected officials to serve the people, by helping the State directing its tremendous resources and supports that our State, the State of Florida has, which is $400 billion budget for all Floridians who are in need. After the biggest Miami Dade County riot in 1980, elected officials purchased lands and put together a mega economic development project for Liberty City under the name of Poinciana Industrial Park Project to create jobs. And we were told that the money for the project has disappeared, as a result, no jobs for American workers. That is why, we have rampant crime rates and poverty our inner cities. It's been 30 years since the Poinciana Industrial Park remains untouched and emptied as a qualify zoning business area. According to expert, Poinciana Industrial Park is a Gateway to the world to provide job incentives, economic opportunity, and prosperity in Liberty City. From inception to implementation, the Poinciana Industrial Park will create more than 25,000 jobs. The park will compose of seven major facilities: A Processing Plant, a Training Center, a Cold Storage, a Youth and family development complex, an Incubation Center for entrepreneurs, an import/export Trade Center, the Poinciana Hotel, and a Truck Stop parking lot. Without further look, no more talks, and bureaucracy, this project is the revitalization of Liberty City right here and right now. This time, with your leadership, with the determination of the people and the community leaders, altogether, we will bring Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center back, and we will make it happen to provide job opportunity and eradicate poverty and gun violence for the American families in Liberty City. FLORIDA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 HB 2767 A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Appropriations Project titled Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center; providing an appropriation; providing an effective date. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: Section 1. Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center is an Appropriations Project as defined in The Rules of The Florida House of Representatives and is described in Appropriations Project Request 872, herein incorporated by reference. Section 2. For fiscal year 2018-2019 the nonrecurring sum of $25,000,000 from the General Revenue Fund is appropriated to the Department of Economic Opportunity to fund the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center as described in Appropriations Project Request 872. Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2018. Page 1 of 1 CODING: Words strielcect are deletions; words underlined are additions. 2018 hb2767-00 Representative Roy Hardemon Florida House of Representatives District io8 March 29, 2017 Representative Carlos Trujillo, Chair House Appropriations Committee 418 The Capitol 402 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-130o Dear Chair Trujillo: As a lifelong resident of Liberty City and a long-time community activist, I have been fighting for many years for a better quality of life for the people in my hometown. This is why I ran for public office. Liberty City, located in House District .to8 in Miami -Dade County, is desperately in need of economic development. Outsiders are reluctant to conic into Liberty City because they think of it as a poverty stricken, crime -infested area with no opportunities for advancement. We need to change this. One of my efforts in trying to make this change happen is the filing of an appropriations project request, FIB 3291 - Poinciana Industrial Park Interinodal Logistic Center (see copy enclosed), on behalf of the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation. Following are some facts about the Model City _Advisory Board, • In 1066, under President Lyndon Johnson's "War on Poverty," Congress enacted legislation creating a federal urban aid program to impact not only rebuilding but also rehabilitation, urban renewal, social service delivery, urban crisis, gun violence, and citizen participation. The Model Cities initiative created a new program at the Department of Housing and Ilrban Development (HUD) intended to improve the coordination of existing urban programs and provide comprehensive planning. This legislation gave birth to Miami --Dade County's Model City Advisory Board. The Model City is now classified as a Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area (NRS;A). District Office: 710 N.W. MLK Boulevard (N.W. 62n(d Street) Miami, FL 3315o (305) 795-1224 (Office) (305) 795-1226 (Fax) Roy.Hardemon@rn.yfloridalhouse.gnv "Tallahassee Office: 1302 The Capitol 402 South Ili wroe Street "Tallahassee. FL32399-1300 (8 50) 717-5108 x The Model City Area is specifically designated as a Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and has been determined to be an area that is in need of revitalization. The revitalization effort is being coordinated through the Miami -Dade County, Public Housing and Community Development (PHCD). The Model City Design was initiated and led by the Model City/PHCD Community Advisory Committee in an effort to begin the visioning process for the revitalization of the area. The Design for the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center has continued to be one of the major priorities of the Model City Advisory Board along with the Model City Community, business owners, representing a diverse cross- section of the community. For years, the design team set up its Plans to submit the proposal finally to the Florida State Legislation Appropriations Committee and to the Florida Senate and the House of Representatives. Work continued in the weeks that followed with public presentations and workshops. The citizens, with the assistance of a professional .eam, studied the many challenges faced by the community and proposed specific solutions. A series of presentations by County Staff were held and during that time further citizen and professional input was taken into account. Representative Roy Hardemon (District-108) along with Representative Daisy Baez Sponsored the House Bill (3291) in the House under the Transportation, Tourism Economic Development Sub- committee. The Prime Sponsor in the Senate is Senator Daphne Campbell. The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) passed a resolution (HB 3291) on March 21, 2017, The resolution was placed on the Miami Dade County agenda by the prime sponsor Commissioner Jean Monestime where the Board of County Commissioners resolved to support the Bill for $25,000,000.00 for the state general Revenue funds to the Florida Economic Opportunity to fund Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center. Thereby accepting the Intermodal Logistic Center which will provide (1) regular and cold storage warehouses to allow import/export to store products (2) as a processing plant (3) to hold transport vehicles in large bays. There are plans to include incubator/training facility that will afford residents an opportunity to start their own businesses and a transit hub for truckers and shipping companies. The development of Poinciana Industrial Park could facilitate the return of' Industry %o Liberty City and Miami Dade County. The Miami Dade County Commissioners passed and adopted the resolution ffective 10 days after the resolution was adopted and the APRIL 2017 MODEL CITY ADVISORY BOARD POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK INTERMODAL LOGISTIC CENTER EXECUTIVE SUMMARY filing of the unanimous approval of the (BCC). The Bill this year is FIB 2767 sponsored by Representative Roy Hardemon for House District (108),with the prime sponsor in the Senate being Senator Daphne Campbell. Model City Report and its recommendations. The study itself has continued to be submitted to the Miami Dade PHCD staff for support and recommendations. The Model City Advisory Board intended to develop a coordinated Area Plan for Model City's revitalization. PHCD will then be able to concentrate improvement efforts in those areas by providing the community development programs that will benefit the residents. THE DESIGN CHARRETTE: Above: Area residents participating during the charrette. THE CHARRETTE AREA PLAN: A COMMUNITY'S VISION i • • 1 t. I 144 s'el :km I i • t; .3' The Model City Advisory Board's Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center would help the community thrive, prosper, and change lives in our community forever. It has the support of the Miami -Dade County Board of County Commissioners, as evidenced in the enclosed Resolution adopted by the County. I am urging you to support this economic development project that will create over 300 jobs. I am available to answer any questions you might have. Respectfully, Roy Hardemon State Representative District 108 RH/tic Enclosures onortA eterAr:rt,F.Fil• 4 !'.,31,13t1IC; OPriP.ATIOC= :11.11Der-7.1- OnAtrcrar;; AGREEMENT AGREEMENT PERIOD: FROM / / / DATE PREPARED:03/20/2018 GT:lAtAT h•viAi (41 LINE_ITEMS • . ,A,N101114T A101.1I- 10-11. I, PERSOINIINIEL SERVICE.S (a) SALARIES 171,500.00 F4 (h) $ 29,155.00 OTAL.. rtg.rzot 200,1355.00 IL riXPEN3E3 (F.I) PROFESSIONAL SERVICES'. <-. ' 75,000.00 $ (b) wAvri. $ /700.00 (d) soscoNTRAcTED sERvicus -,--- $ .325000.0o - (r.:4) OPERATING SUPPLIES :', 95,570.00 $ (f) MARKETING 4/IATERIALS $ 75,000.00 (f4r (h)* _ $ $ $ 'Insert additional items, if necessary t1 7. n , 070.00 ,7.01)1ENWaft‘IT (a) EOLIII)MENT(Facilities/Roilding.74) 1 , n111,000.00 (b) 111S.Oft ficiditional items, ir no(:lssary TOTAL r...-.J)1.1r7117tiT $ ,01 o,000.00 ADEIGII3MATION (not to exceed 10% of grant total, if applicablo) (Identify the costs included in Admin, such es Office supplies, postage, rent) (a)- (b) (c) 'Insert t:alditional items, if necessary 159,275.00 $ (fl/\'D TOTALS A-- $ 2,000,000.00 $ oriG ITEM 01.1DGET 1 • 1,431-11.4-? Ez kl(). SCOPE OF 'WORK COMPLETE SCOPE OF WORK AS APPLICnl�l,l? 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center will provide solutions to foster the successful development and movement of freight via a center that will enhance the connectivity, the reliability, and the safety of trade flows and promote Florida's global economy. It will also provide regular and/or cold storage warehousing to facilitate import/export of products. It will also include incubator/training facilities that will afford residents an opportunity to start their own businesses and a transit hub for truckers and shipping companies, 2. GRANTEE RESPONSIBILITIES: The Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation, the grantee for the Poinciana industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center, will in charge of the overall operations of the project, such as personnel services, expenses, equipment, and administration. The grantee is in charge of the allocated funds for the agreement period of 2018 to 2019. The grantee will prepare monthly, quarterly, and yearly financial statements available to all partners and the public. The grantee will provide audited financial statements including but not limited to single audit, forensic reports, as necessary. If grantee cannot use funds or cannot manage all or a portion of funds secured, the grantee will reimburse the funds. The Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center is located between NW 79 Street on the North, the FEC railroad on the South, NW 27th Ave on the West and NW 2.2''d Ave on the East.. The project will be implemented in a NRS.A (Neighborhood Revitalization Service Area) Liberty City, which is one of the most suffering cities in America. Therefore, the realization of the project is eliminate poverty, slum and blight, unemployment, homelessness, gun violence, by providing economic development to create job. First of all, on phase one of the project, when the fund is received, the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation will begin the construction of the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center. This process will cover personnel services, professional services, travel, subcontracted services, operating supply, and equipment for building the facility, and administrative cost such as office supplies, postage, rent, and other administrative cost. 3. DEO'S RESPONSIBILITIES: Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation Poinciana industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center needs technical support so that the reimbursement process can he delivered in a timely fashion to avoid delay and any penalties. 2 Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation Poinciana Industrial Park lntermodal Logistics Center, on phase one, will begin the design process, land acquisition, construction development of the facility. Task Minimum Level of Service Financial Consequences 1- Personnel Services: Hiring and Placement of Administrative Personnel 1-The Timesheets will be submitted on a weekly basis at least with a requirement of 40 hrs/week We will he in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 2, Administrative office for personnel 2-Administrative office is in charge of the daily operations of the project and will provide their Timesheets We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 3- Land acquisition for site control 3- Land acquisition, lease, or donate/ownership We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 4- The electricity, water, sewer package, roads, zoning, and land use 4- The evidence that the infracture and the site are operational. We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 5- Transportation leasing 5- Lease or purshase trucks for transportation We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 3 with participating partner on a global scale Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., Build a Website and an App 7- Promote the project through digital exposure on the world wide web for ecommerce and on the smart phone We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, l .S.' 8- Marketing/Advertising 8- Marketing materials to continouesly promote the project successfully We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 9- Special/builders risk insurance 9- To protect and insure the project We will he in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences arc mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 10- Developer's fees 10- The developers' fee should be 10% of the total cost of the project and should be at the beginning of the first payment cycle, payable to Model City Advisory Board Community Development. Corporation. We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 11- Sub contracted services 11- The sub -contracted services invoices will he submitted to be paid in a timely fashon We will he in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 12- Construction cost 12- The contruction cost will be billed by invoices for payments. We will he in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 14•- Permits 14- All required permits will he documented by invoice to be paid We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215971, F.S., 15- Building warehouse Design, Planning, and construction of the project 15- Invoices will be submitted for payment for the construction of the project We will he in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., 16- Equipments for building the facility 16- Invoice statement will be submitted for payment We will be in compliance with the legal status Financial consequences are mandatory pursuant to 215.971, F.S., POJ CIA\ A 1i\DIJI.JrFRIi-P I l,F1,iTEr ,A1.1rA1 I' (; I:3 j , it A I211'I,A'1' 01/ I,()'I's ?, :I. I, r, 11, II. 27. R 214, 11I.0 Ki 3I, `IYRS'I' L1'r'r(.P. 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Woodson African American Museum - Museum Expansion (MB 3383)(Senate Form 1262) 250,000 Commercial initiatives for a Free Cuba (MB 3217)(Senate Form 2437) _ 250,000 Sarah Vande Berg Tennis Center - Zephyrhills (HB 4375) (Senate Form 2117) 1,000,000 Boys and Girls Club of Citrus County - Expansion and Remodel/Required ADA Capital Project in Inverness (Senate Form 2066) 90,000 The nonrecurring funds provided in Specific Appropriation 2233A from the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as follow;: City of Wauchula Community Auditorium Improvements (MB 372.7) (Senate Form 1158) (Senate Forrn 1623) 450,000 Manufacturing Talent Asset Pipeline (TAP) (HB 3983)(Senate Form 2261) 350,000 STARS Complex Expansion Phase 1_ (FIB 4581)(Senate Form 1.501). 1,000,000 MLK Day on Service (Senate Form 2335) 250,000 From the nonrecurring funds in Specific Appropriation 2233A, 800,000 from the Genera 150,000 Lee County Public Safety Communications Infrastructure (MB 3927) 1,000,000 Clermont South Lake Wi-Fi Trail (Met 4099)(Senale Form 1.308)- Revenue Fund and $1.,200,000 from the Special Employment Security Administration Trust Fund is appropriated for the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermadal Logistics Center (M13 2767)(Senate Form 1203), The funds shall be allocated to the City of Miami to manage the project as described by MB 2767. The Department of Economic Opportunity shall directly contract with entities allocated funds from Specific Appropriation 2233A. 2234. SPECIAL CATEGORIES GRANTS AND AIDS - CONTRACTED SERVICES FROM STATE ECONOMIC ENHANCEMENT ANi`► DFvEI 0PMFNT TRUST HIND . 642,026 FROM FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND PROMOTION TRUST FUND 32,901. FROM TOURi MVI PROMOTIONAL- TRUST FUND 131,605 From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2234, the Department of F.conomic Opportunity must contract for an independent third -party to verify that each business that receives an incentive award under an economic development program satisfies all of the requirements of the economic development agreement: or contract, including job creation number, before a payment may be made under such agreement or contract:. These comprehensive performance audit functions must include reviewing: 1.00 percent of all incentive claims for payment, including audit confirmations; the procedures used to verify incentive eligibility; and the department's records for accuracy and completeness. The independent: third -party contractor must perform all functions and conduct all of the activities necessary to verify compliance with the performance terms of economic development incentive agreements or contracts. 313 Miami -Dade Legislative Item File Number: 180329 Printable PDF Format death` Clerk's Official Copy File Number: 180329 File Type: Resolution Status: Adopted Version: 0 Reference: R-179-18 Csnirol: Board of County Commissioners File Name: URGING POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK INTERMODAL introduced: LOGISTIC CENTER 2/14/2018 Requester: NONE Cost: Final :c ion: 2/21/20'18 Agenda Date: 2/21/2018 Agenda Item Number: 11A9 Notes: Title: RESOLUTION URGING THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE TO APPROPRIATE FUNDING FOR THE POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK INTERMODAL LOGISTIC CENTER indexes: URGING Sponsors: Jean Monestime, Prime Sponsor Sunset Provision: No Efn`ectiOAe Date: Expiration Date: Registered Lobbyist: None Listed Acting Body L agislative History Date Agenda Action Sent To Due Returned Pass/Fail Item Dalie Board of County Commissioners 2/21/2018 11A9 Adopted Office of the Chairperson 2/16/2018 County Attorney 2/14/2018 Additions Assigned Shanika A. Graves Legislative Text 2/14/2018 TITLE RESOLUTION URGING THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE TO APPROPRIATE FUNDING FOR THE POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK INTERMODAL LOGISTIC CENTER BODY http://www.miamidade.gov/govaction/matter.asp?matter=180329&file=true&fileAnalysis=f... 6/5/2018 $25,000,000.00, of nonrecurring funds, from the state general rrevenu�e fund to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity to fund the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center, through the adoption of Resolution No. R-313-17; and WHEREAS, Representative Hardemon filed a similar i-Iouse appropriation bill for the 2018 session, IIB 2767; and WHEREAS, as a result of the filing of FIB 2767, $2,000,000.00 was included in the House budget at. line 2233A of HB 5001; and WHEREAS, the House and Senate are going to begin the budget conference process shortly; and WHEREAS, this Board supports and urges the Legislature to adopt a state budget that includes an appropriation of at least $2,000,000.00 in funding to the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center; and WHEREAS, Poinciana Industrial Park consists of land that is largely owned by private entities; and WHEREAS, the funds sought would he used to create an intermodal Logistic Center on more than 20 acres of vacant land in Poinciana Industrial Park that is owned by Miami -Dade County; and WHEREAS, among a host of other uses, said industrial land can be used for warehouse space, storage and to hold transport vehicles; and WHEREAS, the development of Poinciana industrial Park and the creation of the Intermodal Logistic Center could facilitate the return of industry into Liberty City and create needed jobs for the immediate area and the community as a whole; and - WHEREAS, this Board would like to urge the Florida Legislature to appropriate funding to the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center, which would assist the return of commerce and industry to North Central Miami -Dade County, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIME BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that this Board: Section 1. Urges the Florida Legislature to appropriate funding for the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center. Section 2. Directs the Clerk of the Board to transmit certified copies of the resolution to the Governor, Senate President, House Speaker, Representative Roy ilardemon and the Chair and remaining Members of the Miami -Dade State Legislative Delegation. Section 3. Directs the County's state lobbyists to advocate for the issues identified in Section 1 above, and authorizes and directs the Office of intergovernmental Affairs to amend the 2018 State Legislative Package to include this item. Home I Agendas 1 Minutes I Legislative Search Lobbyist Registration I Legislative Reports 2018 BCC Meeting Calendar I Miami -Dade County Code of Ordinances I ADA Notice Home 1 Using Our Site J About I Phone Directory I Privacy I Disclaimer E-mail your comments, questions and suggestions to Webmaster Web Site © 2018 Miami -Dade County. All rights reserved. http://www.miamidade.gov/govaction/matter.asp?matter= 180329&file—true&fileAnalysis—f... 6/5/2018 M_EM:ORAN.I/UM Agenda Item No. 1I-(A)(9) TO: lonora.ble Chairman Esteban L. Bovo, Jr. DATE: February 21, 2018 and Members, Board of County Commissioners FROM: Abigail Price -Williams County Attorney SUBJECT: Resolution urging the Florida I,egisiature to appropriate funding for the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center The accompanying resolution was prepared and placed on the agenda at the request of Prime Sponsor Commissioner Jean Mon.estime, iga 'r'ce-Williams Count �� ttorncy APW/cp MEMORAN.D UM (Revised) TO: Honorable Chairman Esteban I,. T3ovo, Jr_ DATE: February 21, 2018 and Members, Board of County Commissioners FROM: A .ig.'.1 Count, odtv,rice- f#i Hams ttorney SUBJECT: Agenda Item No. 11(A) (9 ) Please note any items checked. "3-Day Rule" for committees applicable if raised 6 weeks required between first reading and public hearing 4 weeks notification to municipal officials required prior to public hearing Decreases revenges or increases expenditures without balancing budget Budget required Statement of fiscal impact required Statement of social equity required Ordinance creating a new board requires detailed County Mayor's report for public hearing No committee review Applicable legislation requires more than a majority vote (i.e., 2/3's 3/5's , unanimous ) to approve Currevnt inforniat.ion regarding funding source, index code and available balance, and available capa.ci.ly (if debt is contemplated) required Veto Override a.ru�w. i.,vuaau Iwua 2-21-18 RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION URGING THE FLORIDA 1,FGiSLATIJRE TO APPROPRIATE INDING FOR TIIL; POINCIANA INDUSTRiAL PARK IN'1ERMODAL LOGISTIC CENTER WHEREAS, for the 2017 session, this Board expressed its support for llouse Bill ("I111") 3291 sponsored by Representative Roy Ilardernon (D — Miami), which proposed to appropriate $25,000,000.00, of nonrecurring funds, from the state general revenue fund to the Florida. l)epartment of Economic Opportunity to fund the Poinciana. Industrial Park interinodal Logistic Center, through the adoption of Resoluticni No. R-313-17; and WHEREAS, Representative I-tardcnton filed a similar House appropriation hill fin- the 2018 session, 'FIB 2767; and WiIER.EAS, as a result of the filing ofIII3 2767, $2,000,000.00 was included in the House hudget at line 2233A of FIB 5001; and WHEREAS, th.e House and Senate are going to begin the budget. conference process shortly; and WiIEREA.S, this Board supports and urges the Legislature to adopt a state budget that includes an appropriation of at least $2,000,000.00 in ii.inding to the Poinciana Industrial Park Tntermodal Logistic Center; and WHEREAS, Poinciana. Industrial Park consists of land that is largely owned by private entities; and WHEREAS, the funds sought would be used to create an. lntermodal Logistic Center on more than 20 acres of vacant land in Poinciana Industrial Park that is owned by Mianli-Dade County; and WHItREAS, among a host of other uses, said industrial land can be used for warehouse space, storage and to hold transport vehicles; and WHEREAS, the development of Poinciana Industrial Park and the creation of the Intermodal Logistic Center could facilitate the return of industry into Liberty City and create needed jobs for the immediate area and the community as a whole; and WHEREAS, this Board would like to urge the Florida Legislature to appropriate funding to the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center, which would assist the return of commerce and industry to North Central Miami -Dade County. NOW, THEREFORE, RE iT RESOLVED IDY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DAT)E COUNTY, FLORIDA, that this T3oard: Section 1. urges the Florida Legislature to appropriate funding for the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center. Section 2. Directs the Clerk ol'the Board to transmit certified copies of the resolution to the Governor, Senate President, House Speaker, Representative Roy Hai -demon and the Chair and remaining Members of the Miami -Dade State Legislative Delegation Section 3. Directs the County's state lobbyists to advocate for the issues identified in Section 1. above, and authorizes and directs the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs to amend the 2018 State Legislative Package to include this item. The Prime Sponsor offered by Commissioner seconded by Commissioner as follows: of the foregoing resolution is Commissioner jean Monestime. It was , who moved its adoption. The motion was and upon being put to a vote, the vote was Esteban L. Novo, Jr., Chairman Audrey M. Edmonson, Vice Chairwoman Bruno A. Barreiro Jose "Pepe" Diaz Barbara J. Jordan Jean Monestime Rebeca. Sosa Xavier L. Suarez Daniella. Levine Cava. Sally A. Heyman Joe A. Martinez Dennis C. Moss Sen. Javier D. Souto The Chairperson thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 2ls` day or February, 2018. This resolution shall become effective upon the earlier of (1) .10 clays after the date of its adoption unless vetoed by the County Mayor, and il'vetoed, shall become effective only upon an override by this Board, or (2) approval by the County Mayor of this Resolution and. the filing of this approval with. the Clerk of the Board. MIAMI-DADE COIJNl'Y, FLORIDA BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.FRS IIA.R.VEY RIJVIN, CLERK. By: Approved by County Attorney as to form and legal sufficiency. Shanika A. Graves Deputy Clerk ±MVIU.KAIN 1) U.M Agenda Item No. 11(A) (=1- 3 ) TO: Honorable Chairman Esteban L. Bovo, Jr. and Members, Board of County Commissioners March 21, 2017 FROM; Abigail Price -Williams County Attorney Resolution No. R-313-17 S J>;1;,'ECT: Resolution. supporting House Bill 3291 or similar legislation that would appropriate substantial funding from the state general revenue fund to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity to fund the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermoclal Logistic Center The accompanying resolution was prepared and placed on the agenda at the request. of Prime Sponsor. Commissioner Jean Monestiine. i ;g•.I tliccilliai lams County , orney AP W/smin RESOLUTION NO. _ R - 313 -1 7 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING HOUSE B1i,L 3291 OR SIMILAR LEGISLATION THAT WOIII,D APPROPRIATE SUBSTANTIAL FUNDING FROM THE STATE GENERAL REVENUE FUND TO THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY TO FUND THE POINCIANA INDUSTRIAL PARK INTERMODAL LOGISTIC CENTER WHEREAS, this Board wishes to express its support for House Bill ("HB") 3291, which proposes to appropriate $25,000,000.00 of nonrecurring funds frolTm the state general revenue fund to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity to fund the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistic Center; and WHEREAS, Representative Roy Hardemon (D-Miami) filed i-Il3 3291 seeking $25,000,000.00 on behalf of the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation ("Model City Advisory Board") for the development: of Poinciana industrial Park, a. 1.13-acre tract of land located between Northwest 22nd to 37th Avenues and Northwest 71 st to 79th Streets; and WHIEREA S, the Model City Advisory Board is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit, organization that slakes recommendations to local leaders pertaining to developments and other projects to enhance certain areas in Miami -Dade County; and WHEREAS, Poinciana Industrial Park consists of land that is largely owned by private entities; and WHEREAS, the funds sought would he used to create an Intermodal Logistic Center on more than 20 acres of vacant land in Poinciana Industrial Park that is owned by Miami -Dade County; and L9 E ,..,,,x.,11‘.11s 1.1 .lean 1Vlonesnme. It was offered by Commissioner Rebeca Bose seconded by Commissioner Sally A. t<-leyran as follows: , who moved its adoption. The motion was and upon being put: to a vote, the vote was Esteban I.,. Bovo, Jr., Chairman aye Bruno A. Barreiro Jose "Pepe" Diaz T3arbara.J. Jordan Jean Monestime Rebeca Som. Xavier L. Suarez Audrey M. Edmonson, Vice Chairwoman aye • aye aye aye aye aye ab seAnr Daniclla Levine Cava Sally A. Tleyman Joe A. Martinez Dennis C. Moss Sen. Javier D. Souto aye aye aye aye aye The Chairperson thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted. this 21sf day of .March, 2017. This resolution shall become effective upon the earlier of (1) 10 days after the date of its adoption unless vetoed by the County Mayor, a.nd if vetoed, shall become effective only upon an override by this Board, or (2) approval by the County Mayor of this Resolution and the filing of this approval with the Clerk of the Board. ,$ caoaiav Approved by County Attorney as to form and legal sufficiency, Shanika. A. Graves MIAMI-DAT)E COUNTY, FLORIDA HY ITS BOARD OFF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TTARVEY RtJVIN, CT,1RK I3y: Deputy Clerk i, t''�'I 73 F�,' i•' "1, 4 4824 N. W. 15 Ct. Miami, Fla. 33142 June 5, 2018 To: Miami Dade County Budget Director, Ms. Moon, PHCD-Mr. Lou and Mr. Brown, City of Miami, Commissioner Keon Hardemon, House of Representative Roy Hardemon, Senator Daphne Campbell and Florida State Budget Office (DEC) to Demetrius Thomas and all others related to this matter. Comes now, Dr. Mae Christian, the Requester of the grant application for HB2767 which was awarded $800,000 and appropriations awarded through Senator Daphne Campbell for $1,200.000 to the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation for funding to this Non -Profit to build an Intermodal Logistics Center at the Poinciana Industrial Park to provide jobs and training for the community. Attached in this package you will find the following documents that were submitted by Dr. Mae Christian along with number 12 which stipulates that I am the requester of the funds for this grant. I also attached the signed document by Governor Scott listing the funds in specific appropriation methods such as 2233A $800,000 from the General Revenue Fund, and $1,200,000 stipulating that the funds go to the City of Miami. Attached is a copies of the support Resolutions for this project signed by the Mayor and voted on by the Miami Dade County Commissioners for the past two years, to include 2017 and 2018. The Resolutions showed the support of the Miami Dade County Board unanimously voted in favor of the Poinciana Industrial Park Intermodal Logistics Center in support of the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation's project. I attached a copy of the budget that was submitted to the Florida Budget Department (DEC) to Ms. Demetrius Thomas which was received with notification of the Award to the Model City Advisory Board Community Development Corporation. The Award grant is stipulated to start on July 1, 2018 and ends July 1, 2019. In view of this timeline and July I, 2018 is just a few days away. I am making the inquiry as to what are the procedures put in place for these funds to be distributed and the invoice procedures, since the Governor's information states the City of Miami. I need the invoice procedures put in place to start on this project immediately or by July 1, 2018.. If, further information is needed I may be reached at 3053084294, feitatb&llsouthmet. Thy k You r. Mae'Ch istia ,uroiaseaim oozaxtoots -�ensorprn]ect(ne4U()9)(,eoateFonm1608) . 500J00AorWa-brae| Business Accelerator (R8�\(H0�437\��nateFonn1477} ` '. ',-- . 75O,0O0Technology Foundation ofthe Americas eK8ergeConference (FIB 2763)8enateForm 2Z7Z\ 1,000,000 HunoaneSocietyof Sarasota County ' Shelter Renovation (HBZ117)(SenoheForno 1040) 390,000 —Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Master Site Plan /HB2185\(Senate Form 1S11\ 500,000 ay/ortVVorkinAVVater�ont Revitalization (HB)/ zat�onI311Gen�teForrn1�82) '' . .` ' 3G[\UOOHabitat for Humanity Neighborhood Infrastructure (FIB 4O5g)(Senate Form 1892) Z76,703City nfMiami Beach ' North Beach Business Incubator (HB2535)(SenateForm 2ZAO) J00,OODPahokeeMarina Improvements /HD 3167\/SenateForm 1O94\ 990,O0OFlorida GmndwiUAssociation /HB3687KSenateFormo1S18\....1,10�0OO�`rterG \NhodsnnAfrican 4mnericanK8useurn-k4uueumnExpansion (HQ��8�\/5ena .|ormn1Z6Z) ' - G. , ', �� r ' I50\000 Commercial Initiatives for Free Cuba (HB 3I17)(Senahe Rznn 2437) 250,000Sarah Vande Berg Tennis Center ZephyrhiUs (HB 4375) (Senate Form 2117) 1,000,0008nyx and Girls Club ofCitrus County Expansion and Remodel/Required ADA Capital Project inInverness (Senate Form 2066) 9C\0OOThe nonrecurring funds provided inSpecific Appropriation 323]Afrom the General Revenue Fund shall be allocated as follows: City nfVVauchu|a Community Auditorium Improvements (HB 37Z7> (Senate Fnrno1158) 1SC\OOULee County Public Safety [omonnunicatinns|nhastructure`/HB30I'\ (Senate Form 1623> 1,OOO,OOUC|ernoontSouth Lake VVi'FiTiai| (HB 4U99)(Senate Form 13'O\. '' 4S0,000 K�anufocturingTalent /\sset Pipeline (TAP) (HB 39��\/�enete Form �Z61) '' - ' . ' ` '` . 350000 STARS Complex Expansion Phase 1 /HD45X1\kSpnate Form1GO1>. 1,000000 K0LK Day on Service (Senate Form ' 2335) ZSO,OUOFponnthe nonrecurring funds |nSppd��� r�ppnopriatin��J�A'<8nO`00nfromth(-Genern| Revenue Pund and �1,300'000 from the Special Employment SecurityAdnninistmHnn TiuQ Fund isapprnphated for the Poinciana Industrial Park |nternnuda| Logistics Center (H8 2767)(6enute Form 1203). The funds shall be allocated to (hp City of Miarni to manage the project as described by HB 2167. The Department of Economic Opportunity shall directly contract with entities allocated funds from Specific Appropriation 2233A. 2234 SPECIAL CATEGORIES GRANTS AND AIDS - CONTRACTED SERVICES FROM STATE ECONOMIC ENHANCEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT TRUST FUND . . . .642,OJ6 FROM FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND PROMOTION TRUST FUND 33'9O1FROM TOURISM PROMOTIONAL TRUST FUND 131,605 From the funds inSpecific Appropriation 2234, the Department mfEconomic Opportunity must contract for an independent third -party to verify that each business that receives an incentive award under an economic development program satisfies all of the requirements of the economic development agreement or contract, including job creation numbers, before a payment may be made tinder such agreement or contract. These comprehensive performance audit functions must include reviewing: 1OVpercent nfall incentive claims for poymnent indudingaudit confirmations; the procedures used to verify incentive eligibility; and the department's records for ' accuracy and completeness. The independent third -party contractor must perform all functions and conduct all of the activities necessary to verify compliance with the performance terms of economic development incentive agreements or contracts.313 1 /2r (16- inread)-felta@bellsouth.net - att.net Mail !` Compose Inbox (9999+) Drafts (427) Sent Archive Spam (2386) Trash (808) Smart'iiews Important Unread Starred People Social Shopping Travel Finance Judy Mount Anis Blumer Model Ci... Folders (16) Democratic ... (3) Drafts (13) Mende Festival.com nomination form Outbox poinciana drine Q. All Mae Christian, search your mailbox Home / Fi ." Search results <+v 4 54. Restore to Inbox Mov .+ VIDelet state approp requests poinciana mpdel city People Sherry SUTTLES <sherrysuttles9@gmail.com> May 29 at 7:36 PM To Sherry Suttles, Dr. Mae Christian 12. The owner(s) of the facility to receive, directly or indirectly, any fixed capital outlay funding. Include the relationship between the owner(s) of the facility and the entity. The owners of the facility is Miami -Dade Board of Commissioners, PACD/HUD, which will be the administrators of the funds allocated by the state for the Model City Advisory Board Incorporated. Model City is a Neighborhood Revitalization Program that is an advisory board that reports to the Board of Commissioners. 13. Requestor Contact Information: a. Name: Mae Christian b. Organization: MODEL CITY ADVISORY BOARD INCORPORATED c. Email: felta@bellsouth.net d. Phone Number. (305)308-4294 14. Recipient Contact Information: a. Organization: ABI-ANISBLEMUR INS i I11 UTE INC b. County: Miami -Dade c. Organization Type: ❑ For Profit E Non Profit 501(c) (3) Non Profit 501(c) (4) ❑ Local Entity University or College 2 Other (Please specify) d. Contact Name: Anis Blemur e. E-mail Address: Anis.blemur@gmail.com f. Phone Number: (305)653-5295 >i