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Attention: MariCarmen Lopez
CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK
3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE
MIAMI, FL 33133
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MONOAY SEPTEMBER 70 2074
I MIAMI HERALD
7A
Western N.C. cut off by `historic'
flooding triggered by Helene
an um arAee
Road closures caused by
surging rivers, disrupted
Internet and downed cell -
phone connections In the
wake of Hurricane Helene
on Saturday isolated west-
ern North Carolina in
what officials are calling a
"catastrophic natural
disaster."
Communications, in-
cluding landlines, cell -
phone signals and Internet
access, remained corn-
pletely down in hard-hit
Buncombe County, about
120 miles southeast of
Knoxville, Tennessee,
ac
cording to local officials.
Emergency calls are
"being triaged as they
come in, with prioritiza-
tion for critical, life -threat-
ening emergencies," ac-
cording to emergency
officials in Black Moun-
tain, while all the county's
rivers remained al "major
flood stage" due to rainfall
totals in parts of the re-
gion reaching as high as
30 inches.
"Please continue to be
patient as we work
through this unpreceden-
ted natural disaster and
slowly get our communi-
cation systems back up in
town and county -wide,"
local officials said.
The storm forced the
closure of Interstate 40
between Asheville, North
Carolina, and Knoxville
due to mudslides, causing
several pavement failures
on a 4-mile near the Ten-
nessee border,
interstates 40 and 26
remained closed as of
Saturday evening, state
transportation officials
said, hindering efforts to
reach flood victims.
"We cannot say this
enough: DO NOT TRAV-
EL IN OR TO WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA,"
they warned in a Face -
book post at 5 p.m. Sat-
urday.
Across the southeastern
United States, Hurricane
Helene killed more than
50 and plunged millions
of homes and businesses
into darkness with power
outages that could last
several weeks across 10
states.
As of Saturday evening,
975,000 utility customers
in South Carolina,
605.000 in North Car-
olina, 677,000 in Georgia
and 289,000 in Florida
remained without power,
according to Powerout-
at.
"'The devastation we're
witnessing in Hurricane
Helene's wake has been
cehelming. Jill and 1
ontinue to pray for all of
those who have lost loved
ours and for everyone
crap caw a,wa•vr
A view of storm damage on Saturday at Chez What in Valdosta. Ga.. in the aftermath of
Hurricane Helene. Flooding from the storm's rains has ravaged parts of North Carolina.
impacted by this storm,"
President Joe Biden said
in a social media post.
Vice President Kamala
Hams announced Sat-
urday that emergency
declarations for Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, North
Carolina, South Carolina
and Tennessee had been
approved by the White
House.
"My heart goes out to
everyone impacted by the
devastation unleashed by
Hurricane Helene," she
said. "Doug [Emhoffl and
1 are thinking of those who
tragically lost their lives
and we are keeping all
those who loved them in
our prayers during the
difficult days ahead."
Many of Helene's vic-
tims were killed when
trees fell onto their
homes; others died due to
the severe weather in
coastal areas in which
evacuation orders were
issued. Many sought shel-
ter in their attics but were
ovetwhelmed by the storm
surge.
While the storm had
degraded into a post -
tropical cyclone, its linger-
ing effects have been so
severe that emergency
officials and residents had
only begun to calculate
the damage by late Sat-
urday.
Local residents near
endangered dams in Ten-
nessee and North Carolina
were evacuated due to the
potential for collapses as
new flood warnings con-
tinued to be posted Sat-
urday.
Residents in eastern
Knox County and Sevier
County near the North
Carolina border were
warned that French Broad
River could rise by up to
2.5 feet as water was re-
leased to prevent the Dou-
glas Dam from buckling.
Authorities on Friday
successfully airlifted more
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PLEASE ALL TAKI NOTICE, the Board of Commissioners
meellng of the Southeast Overlown/Park West Community
Redevelopment Agency (SEOPW CIA) is scheduled to
take place on Thursday, October 10, 2024, at 10:00 AM or
thereafter, at Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive,
Miami, Florida 33133.
All interested persons are invited to attend. For more
information, please contact the SEOPW CIA office at
(305) 679-6800.
than 50 people stranded
by fast-moving flood-
waters from the roof of
Unicoi County Hospital in
Envin eastern Ten -
see. The hospital is
closed.
Rising waters topped
the Lake Lure Dam in
North Carolina's Ruther-
ford County, but the dam
remained intact as waters
began to recede by 6 p.m.
Friday.
The Nolichucky Dam in
eastern Tennessee posed a
danger of a catastrophic
failure early Saturday
morning, causing authori-
ties to urge local residents
to evacuate the area and
move to higher ground.
Tennessee Emergency
Management Agency
Chief of Staff Alex Pellom
said his agency worked
with Tennessee Valley
Authority "to confirm that
the Nolichucky is not in
that state anymore and
that we have no dam fail-
ures that are reported at
the moment.
Biden approved advance
emergency relief for af-
fected areas in Florida,
Georgia and North Car-
olina prior to Helene mak-
ing landfall as a Category
4 hurricane with mani-
um sustained winds of
140 mph when it made
landfall at 11:10 p.m. EDT
in Florida's Big Bend re-
gion.
FEMA officials are sur-
veying the storm's after-
math in Florida and other
states to determine the
extent of damage and
destruction. Administrator
Deanne Criswell was on
the ground in Florida and
said the agency has more
than 800 staffers de-
ployed in affected areas.
Early damage estimates
in Florida indicate Hurri-
cane Helene caused more
damage than the com-
bined totals caused by the
recent Hurricane Debby
and last year's Hurricane
Ide5a.
Flights have been dis-
rupted including the hubs,
including 430 cancella-
tions so far Saturday after-
noon at Charlotte Douglas
International Airport and
185 cancellations at Hart -
field -Jackson International
Airport in Atlanta, accord-
ing to Flight Aware. The
Charlotte airport was No.
1 in the nation and Atlanta
airport No. 2 for most
cancellations.
FROM PAGE 6A
DRUGS
Spends only $800 on
chemicals to produce 2.2
pounds, an amount that
can net a profit of up to
5640,000.
It can also be replaced
quickly. "Losing product
is relatively unimportant,"
said Jonathan Caulkins, a
drug policy expert at
Carnegie Mellon Uni-
versity. With merchandise
that expendable, Caulking
said, "you can use
straightforward and low -
tech ways of smuggling."
Border officials have
found giant loads of the
synthetic opioid strapped
10 teenagers' bodies,
stuffed into clutches and
in bags of potato chips.
They seized a microwave
oven crammed with
166,000 pills and opened
a backpack with S60,000
worth of fentanyl hidden
inside breakfast burritos
The Biden adminis-
tration has poured re-
sources into trying to
stanch the Bow of fenta-
nyl into the United States,
reporting record seizures
of the drug in recent
years. But officials ac-
knowledge that much
more crowd be done.
Almost a6 of the fenta-
nyl found at the southern
border arrivesincars —
and only 8% of the per-
sonal vehicles that cross
are armed for drugs,
Customs and Border
Protection says.
The job offer reached
Gustavo in San Diego
after he drank too much
beer at a party and con-
fessed to a friend that he
badly needed money.
After a few days, his
friend called him and said
he knew an "old guy in
Tijuana" who had a job
available and was always
at the same bar right
across the border.
When he got to the bar
a few Sundays later, Gus-
tavo said he spotted a
middle-aged man wearing
designer clothes and
surrounded by beer and
women. Gustavo intro-
duced himself, and after
the two exchanged some
pleasantries, the man took
a thick wad of cash out of
his pocket. " 'If you ready
want towork'"Gustavo
recalled the man saying,
'then here you go.'
Gustavo's recruiter
called him our of the blue
one afternoon. "'l got a
car for you; "he recalled
the man saying. It was a
Honda Civic, a few years
old and gleaming, and it
was waiting for him in
Tijuana.
Gustavo was ordered to
get basic insurance for the
car, and to start driving
across the border every
three days. The man told
Gustavo that he wanted
him to feel comfortable
being approached by the
border officers
When Gustavo smug-
gled drugs for the first
time, he left the car in a
parking lot near the high-
way in San Diego, as
instructed. He came back
a few hours later to find
more than 86,000 stuffed
in the glove box
Before he knew it, Gus-
tavo had made tens of
thousands of dollars.
But then a few months
later, while driving up to
the Otay Mesa border
entry into California, he
got a bad feeling in his
gut. There was almost no
e else in line to cross
and Gustavo suddenly
sensed that something
as about to go terribly
wrong.
While he was waiting in
line to show his ID, an
officer approached his car
and asked where he was
headed. San Diego, Gus-
tavo said, trying to sound
calm. According to court
documents, the officer
noticed a loose cloth on
the back seat.
The officer popped the
trunk, pushed the back
seat down, unzipped the
seat cover and "immedi-
ately observed plastic
wrapped packages," court
documents say. Gustavo
was visibly shaking, the
officer noted.
Gustavo pleaded guilty
to fentanyl trafficking in
August 2021 and was
sentenced to 32 months in
federal prison. He has
since found a construction
job, work that pays well.
"This is a good path for
me," he said.
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Attention: Maricarmen Lopez
CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK
3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE
MIAMI, FL 33133
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MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE
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Mary Castro, who on oath says that he/she is CUSTODIAN
OF RECORDS of The Miami Herald, a daily newspaper
published at Miami in Miami -Dade County, Florida; that
the attached copy of the advertisement that was
published was published in said newspaper in the issue
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County, Florida and that the said newspaper has
heretofore been continuously published in said Dade
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Radavakxprnont Agency
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of Corrrrisaiuners ('Board') of the SgighaaeLiNeittedi
Perk Wad CamruYty Redevelopment Agency rEEOPW GRA') will
hold a Pubic Hearing on Thum)*. October 10`, 2024. at 1000 aunt
or anytime thereefier h the City ComrnhaIon cfiernbers keeled wd
Marri Cry Hal, 3600 Pan American Drtvve, Mani, FL33133.
Tim Bawd wU canalder the alocgtkrr of addtlorur grant firms to
Hawlorn Square LLC, a Flixkle Hatted Iebrlljf ocadeny to under itte
ooeta aasedated with prorw,thg uid enhancing the origlnut )model for
the conrtudion of 'Harlem Square: a h11-eervioa sumerdubnounge
located at 173 N.W.11' Steel, MferN, Forida 33136.
h occarda ncawiththo SEOPW CRAM B Radaysiopmw nt Pion Update
('Plan') and Section 163 Florida Stsbxia , the Board w■ eoneidar the
al bcetian of g re nt funds h anarra.nt oak to emeed Two N I ion Wars
rod Zero Carrie (32,0a0,001200). This fhrdng wf aid In canal:uing
to the cultraf enrichment end overal %wellbeing of residents within the
redeideiopment area and Is consistent wtth the Pion.
All catnrenfaa and question with reaped to the meeting and pubic
pa,1ripaion should be addrrasad to Jwarrw D. Mcfuaan, Exaartiw
Di -odor, or t T. Brown, Esq., Sniff Caun9aYf3aputg DIrsobx, et
519 N.W. 2"Avenue, 3" Roof, M{e d, Flodda33136or(306) ST9-6660,
This action is being conaidared pursued. to Section 1 B-85 and 18-66
of the Code of the My of Miami, Fkaida was amended ('City Code).
The recommendation wand lncings to be carisidered In this )natter ere
sat forth In the prepowaod resolution and MI to Wobble as with the
iichaduird SEOPW CRA Board meeting cr anytime thwanuafiar In the
City Corrrntseion nisernber.
The SEOPW CRA Bor:d requests all htereeied parties be ;regent
or represented at the rneethg end may be heard with respect to
any props ion before the SEOPW CRA Board. In which the Board
may take aclonh. Shotid any person domino to appeal any dedaion
of the Beard %witch marmot to arty rmitlwx corsiiirod at this mooting,
ttset pedlar shill enure Nit s vortorlm rea)rd of tFhe procreedtva te
node, Including all teeti-now and evidence upon whbh any appeal
may be based (F.S. 2E6.0105).
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fleecing appdal acoorhmodoicrs to participate h this proceedng
may =tact the Ofice of trim City Clerk at (306) Zf E361 (Boca),
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days prior b the proceeding.
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Ad No. 43592
MONDAY RPTIMBH 10 2024
I MMMI HERALD
I RA
Florida Panthers forward Patrick Giles (36) skates with the puck as Nashville Predators defenseman Jake Livingstone
(23) defends in the first period of their NHL preseason game at the Amerant Bank Arena on Sept. 25, 2023.
An under -the -radar player is making his
case to make the Florida Panthers' roster
aY MMOWN MCPHERSON
Jaup,ereet naamaenad, ete
The opportunity is there
for Patrick Giles to make
the Florida Panthers'
Opening Night roster.
And with a little more
than a week left in the
preseason before things
begin for real on Oct. 8
when Florida hosts the
Boston Bruins, Giles is
doing everything right to
make his case.
The 24-year-old forward,
who 'lust two years ago
tamed a tryout opportunity
with the AHL Charlotte
Checkers after going rn-
drafted out of Boston Col-
lege into an entry-level
contract, has flashed his
combkudon of size (6-4,
217 pounds), speed and
hands throughout practice
and in games. Couple that
with an injury to Tomas
Nosek, who was slated to
be Florida's fourth -line
center but is week -to -week
with an upper -body injury,
and Giles has worked his
way into consideration for
making the Panthers' ros-
ter and, with that, his even-
tual NHL debut
"1'm just trying to play
my best hockey, Giles
said."' think, for me,
that's just being hard on
the puck, skating fast,
being good on the fore -
check."
Through four preseason
games, Giles has six
points (two goals, four
assists). This is coming
after a season with the
Checkers in which he
produced 23 points (13
goals, 10 assists) over 66
games.
Pantherscoach Paul
Maurice likes what he has
seen from Giles, who
would most likely be cen-
tering A) Greer and Jonah
Gse shock on the fourth
line should he break camp
with the team.
"He has had a good
camp and he his statistics
are not as important as
the improvement he has
Maurice said. "The guy
comes in, and he is con-
siderably faster than he
was last year. He has good
hands around the net for
abig guy. He is making a
case for himself."
Added Gies: "The
points are nice, but 1 think
just doing the little things
goes a long away, espe-
cially in camp," Gies
said. "Kind of showing
what you can do to help
the team all over the ice."
MORE PANTHERS
ROSTER NOTABLES
• With Mackie Samos-
kevich and Justin Sooedif
both injured — Samoskev-
ich dealing with an upper -
body injury that has kept
him from being a full
participant in camp and
Sourdif week -to -week
with an upper -body injury
after crashing hard into
the boards during practice
on Tuesday — lesper
Bogvist is looking like the
frontmimer to play on the
right wing of Florida's
Southeast Overtown/Park West Community
Redevelopment Agency
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of Commissioners ('Board") of the Southeast Overtown(
Park West Community Redevelopment Agency ("SEOPW CRA"1 will
hold a Public Bearing on Thursday, October 10m, 2024, at 10:00 a.m.
or anytime thereafter in the City Commission chambers located at
Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, FL33133.
The Board will consider the allocation of additional grant funds to
Harlem Square LLC, a Florida limited liability company, to underwrite
costs associated with promoting and enhancing the original model for
the construction of "Harlem Square; a full -service supper clubfounge
located at 173 N.W. 11. Street, Miami, Florida 33136.
In accordance with the SEOPW CRA2018 Redevelopment Plan Update
('Plan") and Section 163 Florida Statutes, the Board will consider the
allocation of grant funds in an amount not to exceed Two Million Dollars
and Zero Cents ($2,000,000.00). This funding will aid in contributing
to the cultural enrichment and overall wellbeing of residents within the
redevelopment area and is consistent with the Plan.
All comments and questions with respect to the meeting and public
parlidpation should be addressed to James D. McQueen, Executive
Director, or Vincent T. Brown, Esq., Staff Counsel/Deputy Director, at
819 N.W. 2n0 Avenue, 3. Floor, Miami, Florida 33136 or (305) 679-6800.
This action is being considered pursuant to Sections 18-85 and 18-86
of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida as amended ("City Code").
The recommendation and findings to be considered in this matter are
set forth In the proposed resolution and will be available as with the
scheduled SEOPW CRA Board meeting or anytime thereafter in the
City Commission chambers.
The SEOPW CRA Board requests all interested parties be present
or represented at the meeting and may be heard with respect to
any proposition before the SEOPW CRA Board, in which the Board
may take action. Should any person desire to appeal any decision
of the Board with respect to any matter considered at this meeting,
that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is
made, including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal
may be based (F.S. 286.0105).
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons
needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding
may contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5361 (Voice),
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third line with left wing
Eetu Luostarinen and
center Anton Lundell.
• Four mainstays from
the Panthers' defenseman
croup last season return
in Gustav Forsling, Aaron
Ekblad, Niko Mikkola and
Dmitry Kulikov. 1t would
appear that Adam Bogvist
and Nate Schmidt have
the inside track for the
Final two lineup spots
because they can inn the
power play. That leaves
Uvis Balinakis, Tobias
Bjomfot and (to an ex-
tent) Jaycob Megna and
Matt Kiersted competing
for either one or two ros-
ter spots.
•As forgoaltenders,
Sergei Bobrovsky is the
starter. The backup spot is
going to either Spencer
Knight or Chris Driedger,
and the early returns
would suggest Knight has
the inside track.
Jordon McPherson,
305-376-2129,
Q4LMcPherson1126
Pegula, Gauff
advance in third
round at China Open
Flea Lent Media
Jessica Pegula expected
a lough match, and the
second -seeded American
got one in defeating Vero-
nika Kudermetnva 6-7
(9-11), 6-1, 6-2 in the third
round of the China Open in
Beijing on Sunday.
It was Pegula's first ca-
reer
in three attempts
against Kudennetova, the
32nd seed, who beat the
American in the Tokyo
final in 2023.
"Every lime I've played
her, it's always been realty
tough," said Pegula, ranked
No. 3 in the world. "After 1
came back from 2-5 in the
rust set, 1 kind of knew
what to do. 1 just had to
execute in the next couple
sets. I'm happy I was able
to kind of figure that out
and finally help my head -
to -head against her."
Pegula won 70 percent
(42 of 60) of her rust -serve
points, converted seven Of
nine break points and
saved four of seven break-
point opportunities in win-
ning the match in two
hours, 39 minutes.
Pegula has won 38 of 50
matches this year, the most
victories in her first 50
matches in one season. Her
career best was 37-13 in
2023.
She has wonl7 of her
past 19 matches, an on
hardcourts, with the only
losses coming against Ary-
na Sabalenka.
Fourth -seeded Coco
Gauff solved Great Bri-
tain's Katie Brinker after
some early difficulty, as the
American won 7-5, 6-2 to
advance to the fourth
round.
Gailwasted a 5-2 lead
in the fast set before re-
sponding by breaking the
26th-seeded Boulter on her
third set point in the 12th
game. The World No. 6,
Gauff won eight of the last
10 games.
"1 felt like 1 gave up two
points in that game, so 1
was just trying to pm it in
the past," Gauff said of the
12th game. "Breaking for
the set, 1 think is just one of
those things where you
don't have the pressure,)
think serving for it you do,
so I just tried to play each
point."
Sunday's other matches
at the outside courts were
postponed by min until
Monday.
ALCARAZ WINS IN
BEIJING TO CAPTURE
200TH TOUR VICTORY
Carlos Alearas defeated
Talton Grlekspoor of the
Netherlands 6-1, 6-2 at the
China Open to mortify his
200th career tour victory.
Alcaraz, 21, joined lan-
nik Sinner and Felix Au-
ger-Allasslme as players
boon in the 2000s to
achieve that feat The Spa-
niard won 100 percent of
points on his first -serve
points (23 of 23) and need-
ed just 57 minutes to defeat
Grie winners to
who had two
[o go with 24 un-
forced errors.
In the quarterfinals, the
second -seeded Alcaraz
will meet Russian Karen
Khachanov, who was
pushed by Francisco
Cerundoao of Argentina
in the 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (11-9)
battle.
MEN'S JAPAN OPEN
Sixth -seeded Holger
Rune of Denmark knocked
out home -country favorite
Kei Nishikori 3-6, 6-2, 7-5
in the quarterfinals in To-
-
Also advancing to the
semifinals were Czech
Tomas Machac and
France's Arthur File and
Ugo Humbert.
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be held by the City Commission of Me City of Miami, Florida on Thursday,
October 10, 2024. al 9:00 A.M. al City Hall. located at 3500 Pan American Drat, Miami,
Florida, 33133 for the purpose of granting the lllowing:
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION. WITH ATACHMENT(S), PURSUANT
TO SECTION 113-05(A) OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA. AS AMENDED. BY
A FOUR -FIFTHS (4/5THS) AFFIRMATIVE VOTE. AFTER AN ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARING,
RATIFYING. APPROVING, AND CONFIRMING THE CITY MANAGER'S FINDING(S), ATTACHED
AND INCORPORATED AS EXHIBIT'EV. THAT COMPETITIVE NEGOTIATION METHODS AND
PROCEDURES ARE NOT PRACTICABLE OR ADVANTAGEOUS FOR THE C1re OF MIAMI
('CRY') AND WAIVING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SAID PROCEDURES; ALLOCATING
FUNDING IN FORM OF A DEFERRED LOAN IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE MIW ON
AND 00/100 DOLLARS (S1.000.000.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 1 SHARE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI'S MIAMI FOR EVERYONE MFE') PROGRAM ("GRAM"). TO THE ALLAPATAH
COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. A FLORIDA NOT FOR
PROFIT CORPORATION ('DEVELOPER'), FOR THE DEVELOPER To ACQUIRE ONE (l) ONE
PARCEL AS DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT"C", ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED (-PROPERTY'),
ON WHICH THE DEVELOPER WILL CAUSE TO REHABILITATE THE EXISTING COMMERCIAL
STRUCTURE CURRENTLY HOUSING TEN (10) SMALL BUSINESSES CENTRAL TO THE
LITTLE SANTO DOMINGO HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD, AND TO FURTHER DEVELOP
THE PROPERTY FOR A MIXED USE PURPOSE TO BE KNOWN AS 1700 NW 36 STREET
MIXED USE PROJECT ('PROJECT') THAT WILL CONTAIN NO LESS THAN FOURTEEN
(14) CITY -ASSISTED RESIDENTIAL RENTAL UNITS ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE
EXISTING STRUCTURE FOR EUGISLE RESIDENTS AND REQUIRE A MIXED COMPOSITION
OF ANNUAL MEDIAN INCOME ('AMI') BETWEEN FIFTY PERCENT (50%) ANTI AND ONE
HUNDRED TWENTY PERCENT (120%) AMI ANTI AS PUBUSHED ANNUALLY BY THE UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AS DESCRIBED IN
EXHIBIT "A". SUBJECT TO THE RECEIPT BY THE CITY MANAGER OF THE APPROVAL
OF THE PROJECT BY THE CRY'S HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL LOAN COMMITTEE
("NOLO APPROVAL'( AND SUBJECT TO THE TERMS. CONDITIONS. AND RESTRICTIONS
CONTAINED HEREIN AND IN THE NOLO APPROVAL; FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AND EXECUTE ANY AND ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTS.
INCLUDING AMENDMENTS, EXTENSIONS. AND MODIFICATIONS. ALL IN FORMS
ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE
FEDERAL STATE OF FLORIDA, LOCAL, AND CITY LAWS. RULES, AND REGULATIONS FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS AND MFE FUNDS AND SUBJECT TO THE DEVELOPER
FULFILUNG ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN THE NOLO APPROVAL.
IN ORDER TO ALLOCATE THE CITY'S MFE FUNDING TO THE PROJECT IN THE FORM OF
A DEFERRED LOAN; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
All intmested parsons are Invited to appear at the meeting and may be heard with respect
to the proposed resolution. Should any person deslre to appeal any decision of the Clly
Commis.. with respect to any matter to be considered al this meeting, that person shall
ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings Is made Including all testimony and
evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S. 265.0105),
Pursuant to Miami City Code Section 2-33(0). whenever a scheduled City Commission
meeting I cancelled or is not held due to a lack of a quorum or other emergency, a special
City Commission meeting will be automatically scheduled for the Tuesday Immediately
leldvdng the cancelled meeting. In the event of one of the aforementioned circumstance.,
the special meeting would be held on October 15, 2024, at 9:001m. in the City Commission
chambers located at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. All of
the scheduled agenda items from that cancelled meeting shall automatically be scheduled as
n agenda item at the special City Commission meeting,
The City Clerk shall notify the public of the special meeting that is to lake place by placing a
notice of the special Chy Commisson meeting at the entrance of City Hell and the City's main
adminlabatNe building, placing a notice on the City's websge, and, if feasible. placing an ad
in a newspaper of general circulation before the special meeting on me immediately following
Tuesday. There shall be no additional notice by publication required for any such scheduled
agenda item that is moved tome special Gay Commission meeting.
In accordance with the Americana with Disabilities Act of 1990, persona needing special
accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clark
at (305) 260-5361 (Voice) no later than Me (51 business days prier to the proceeding. TIT
Memay ca0 Ws 711 (Florida Relay Service) no later than Ova (5) business days prior to
proceeding.
Todd 13. Hannon
Clerk of the Board
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Todd B. Hannon
City Clark
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