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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1978-01-05 Discussion Items & MotionsAV I 1iT111, I I (Yr:cial Ptittlfrittlor. +*.• INC TRIAL HOME FOR THE BLIND FOUNDATION, INC. r) •.; !rir r t•I Vidal I \ I \l I ) 7: FLJNDACION CIFGO „S !IA! ' !!! FO H it Of !NUL), HOr1L FOR THE BLIND FOUNDATION, INC. . !! • n, 1).Hfl 1 Ufl 1 nJr.! help Fr t„1,, iloLdt,,,, . tii 11 -,tur v. , 1() Inoo, then) that yw,r;;; dlifight wt, '0 I t • " ' " ,,' y I! 1 i ' • tl I•Y, 011,J t `-; t 1`, ' ' 1) d t tht Sd I 1'. t " • Y'«:Hi)Ot t 1111 y to ',ill.) 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IN( I' O Ib '. 410(1-9 11i:um.Ila 33142 Chou t) of stud, ,,t,, „,ceinq typin(1 classi,s System. c1nected by prohissors Mho Id A. %.lont11Id, Asuncion Orti,' Willa P, if (Ind With OW of irrtt I1 nn tt1 Man to Pcla v, Counselor To you, who completely enjoy the wonders created by God, this message is addressed: To your brothers who do not have the valuable gift of sight which would lei them enjoy each dawn that indicates the beginning of a new day, for them, to whom all days are an everlastin, darkness. give your love and understanding to your blind brothers, sanding your donation to. INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR THE BLIND FOUNDATION, INC. P. O. BOX 420679 MIAMI, FLA. 33142 Non Profit Organization OFFICE AND SCHOOL 900 S.W. 1st STREET BUILDING B SUITES 3 - 4 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130 b F•- sot RECOGNITION The Industrial Home for the Blind Foundation, Inc., gave diplomas and plaques to distinguished personalities who have offered their coopera- tion to this cause of love among blind brothers. In the first picture, from left to right, Gonzalo Pelaez. Oscar A. Carranza, Jose E. Bello, Willie Cueto, from CAMACOL who received a diplo- ma of recognition and gratitude, and Oscar D. Vidal. In the second picture, Luis Sahines, Juan Antador Rntlr iguez, radio comentator from RHC Cadena Anil, to k.vhont a plaque vas given for his valuable cooperation to the acquisition of the bus, and Oscai D. Vidal. In the third pictute, °scat D. Vidal, Mar is Pelaez, Gonzalo Pelaez and Antonio S. Caula, Vice -President tnd Doec.tnr of Public Relations of Republic i�,thunttl E;,tnit �:110 received a plaque of recog- 1t,,tn Ito `;,Lire, ,'tr'sident of the if tht! r'antp,urJn to !h. Motif`. to the room 11,. ..1city; It .f!rort A!`ic HONORARY 7'1E1t1BE11S t („ for Pd11n (,t'.ic11 RISE E REl I O Protector 1',rnt Pahl l;edi HARRY A.SCI1 .ARIL Prott'ctnr t'L Bst PJInt Beach ISRAEL BAEZ Protector Hialeah JOHN G VELAZOIIEZ Prtr-ititr CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA ITER•OFFICE MEMORANDUM fr -• Joseph R. Grassie City Manager FAOM: i ,8obert W. Parkins, Director Office of Community Affairs DAIL suUitcr. December 9, 1977 ntrtnt►4ct9. tNCIOLUAts Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 On Saturday, September 24, 1977, Ms. Marieta Fandinn, owner and editor "La Verdad" newspaper, read a letter to the City of. Miami Commis!....n containing certain allega- tions regarding the above referenced agency, and Mr. Rafael Villaverde, Executive Director of the Little Havana Activities Center. The allegations presented were: 1. The agency is employing persons who are also members of the agency's Board of Directors. It is maintained that this circumstance. is a con- flict of interest. 2. That the food served the elderly is unbalanced and inadequate; that re- ports addressing the poor quality have been filed; and, that the same food caterer continues to receive contracts for food service at a rate higher than that which could be secured through properly conducted competitive bidding. Further, that the caterer is favored because of a friendship with the agency's Executive Director, and that a portion of the contract is divided between the Executive Director and the Caterer. 3. That public funds are used for parties at the Little Havana Activities Center, hosted by the Executive Director for his friends; and. that members of various terrorist organizations meet frequently with the Executive Director at the agency. The Little Havana Activities Center has received City of Miami support, through Federal Revenue Sharing funds, since Fiscal Year 1974-75. The amounts provided, and services committed by contract, were: Fiscal Year Amount Per Day Total Hot Meals 1974-75 $145,000 200 1975-76 $166,900 235 1976-77 $183,590 262 Page 1 • Joseph R. Grassie City Manager Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 Generally, clie nt sserved are stated to be primarily low-income individuals, aged 60 years or older. Some transportation, escort, information and referral, shopping as- sistance, educational, cultural and recreational programs are also stated as program objectives. The City of Miami, the United Way and the State of Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (who administers Title VII of the Older Americans Act of 1965) share the prim^ipal funding and monitoring responsibilities for the hot meal programs. During the weeks cf October 3rd and l0th, both the United Way and the Florida Depart- ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services were contacted. The United Way agreed that two (2) paid staff members were also serving as Board Members, and had informed the agency, by letter, that this practice could lead to com- munity concern. On October 4, 1977, the United Way stated that the agency had informed them that the two (2) paid staff members had been removed from the board. Other than the two (2) staff/board members, the United Way maintained that the allegations were without foundation. • The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services advised that files containing information on the bid process and caterer's contracts for 1974 and 1975 were unavailable, in that these activities occurred prior to H.R.S. reorganization and were handed by the Division of Aging in Tallahassee. Tables of comparative costs of Title VII Projects were provided, listing the following: Title VII Projects Actual Catered Meals Costs Jewish Vocational Service $1.379 Senior Centers $ .72 prepared by project Little Havana Activity Center $1.45 Community Action Agency $1.10 catered $1.25 hospital Hialeah Housing Authority $1.25 Miami Springs $1.25 Catholic Service Bureau $.10 Monroe County $1.35 '*Cost per hospital meal with increase to $1.35 after January 1, 1978. In reviewing the above costs, Little Havana Activities Center does not.receive donated commodities as does many of the foregoing, according to the Little Havana Activities Center Executive Director. Page 2 • 1 1 Joseph R. Grassie g City Manager Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 Services provided by the Little Havana Activities Center were monitored, H.R.S. advised, and were considered satisfactory. Questions related to the allegation of complaints filed regularly regarding the quality and quantity of food were declared unsubstantiated by N.R.S. They advised that they have no record of any complaints being filed with their office. Price Waterhouse, Inc., provides external audit services for the agency and has provided the standard certification as to the use of appropriate tests such that the financial statements are considered a true representation of the financial condition of the corporation as the period represented by the audit. The firm does note that the standard certified public audit would not contain a re- view designed to determine whether or not Construction Catering and the Executive Director were engaged in dividing any extra financial income. City of Miami records and related interviews disclosed that four (4) persons listed as City of Miami paid staff members were members of the agency's Advisory Board: NAME Francisco rormentin (265-13-4940) Santiago Illas (265-11-4092) Luis Lopes (264-49-9182), Eulalia Pozo (262-92-7187) The same four (4) individuals were listed in 1975-76, and 1976-77. On November 18, 1977, the Executive Director, Rafael Villaverde, advised that Mr. Formentin was, in fact, a member of the Executive Board - but is no longer. The other three (3) persons listed are members of the agency's Advisory Board and, Mr. Villaverde maintains that this board is of such a nature that their participation on the Advisory Board is appro- priate. STAFF POSITION Senior Aide Senior Aide Senior Aide Senior Aide Page 3 APPROXIt'TE CO!:PE'ISrTIO', $85.00 monthly $85.00 monthly $85.00 monthly $85.00 monthly Joseph R. Grassie City Manager t Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 Conclusions: Of the allegations listed in Ms. Fandinq's letter, the following may be determined: 1. The allegation that "several Board Members...have been collecting. pay checks as staff," appears to be founded. • Mr. R. Villaverde confirmed that this situation and states that it has been corrected. did exist • The United Way requested that the "staff/board" member situation be corrected, and was advised that, as of October 4, this had been done to their satisfaction. 2. A. The allegation of inadequate or unbalanced food is not supported by the agency responsible for primary monitoring. • Complaint procedures internally may prevent official filing with H.R.S., in that the review process conclude with the Executive Committee of the Executive Board. • An indication exists that the agency may receive notice, in advance, of monitoring checks. 8. The allegation of favored treatment to a particular food caterer can not be founded. No formal bid procedure monitoring documents are available from H.R.S., prior to 1976, at the local District Office. The Executive Director believes that Price Waterhouse super- vises bidding procedures. - A representative of the CPA firm states that they do, in fact, supervise the entire bidding process from the advertisement to potential bidders, through the actual opening of the sealed bids and presentation to the agency's Board of Directors. The firm's representative maintains that, in his opinion, all procedures related to the bidding process are appropriate. • The Caterer (Construction Catering) states that they have followed all bid procedures, when required, and deny any extra -financial relationship with the agency's Executive Director. Further, they advised that all menus are provided in advance - to a Dietician for review of nutritional standards, and that they are checked by the State of Florida, Department of Health • and Rehabilitative Services as to quality and quantity. Page 4 Joseph R. Grassie City Manager Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 ▪ The Caterer (Construction Catering) states that they have followed all bid procedures, when required, and deny any extra- financial relationship with the agency's Executive Director. Further, they advised that all menus are provided in advance - to a Dieticia for review of nutritional standards, and that they are checked by the State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services as to quality and quantity. • The former Director of the Little Havana Activities Center nutrition projects states that the City of Miami's food program was operated in a manner similiar to that of Title VII, and outlines the following: 1973-74; No formal bidding procedure, although several companies were contacted. He is of the opinion that Construction Catering was the lowest bidder. 1974-75; First official bidding procedure. and, -again, Construction Catering was the successful bidder based not just on cost, but; due to: - Demonstrated experience . • Recommended by the Advisory Council . of participants. No apparent need to change. State Regulations, he reports, were used as the guidelines. 1975-76; No bids were solicited based upon Federal and State Regulations that permit retai':in, the same contractor if service •i11 be con- tinuing at the same level and at the same price. - The Executive Director denied any extra financial relationships with the Caterer and stated he would be willing to review his personal bank account with this reviewer. 3. A. The allegation that Federal funds were used to host parties at the Center for the Executive Director's friends can only be considered to -thc' extent that art ve been held on one occasion .but not .as o e funds used. Page 5 Joseph R. Grassie 1 City Manager Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 - It was reported that in June, 1975, after an "elderly" party, approximately twenty (20) persons attended a later, private party. The funds used for the party were not identified as "private" or non -private. • The Executive Director maintains that Federal funds are never used for non -elderly, participant parties, and that he seldom attends parties himself. B. The allegation related to "terrorists" meeting frequently with the Executive, Director was not denied, by him. - Persons alleged to be terrorists, seen in the Executive Director's company, include: 1 6 Louis Tornes Antonio de le Cova Frank C• astro 3 - The Executive Director insists that his contact with any person, "terrorists" or other, is only related to their possible need for a social form of service, and no other purpose. When the allegations are separated into their areas of impact, i.e:: Program Effectiveness Issues and Potentially Legal Issues, the results of inquiry and review to date yield the "Board/Staff Members" allegation and the "Quality/Quantity of Food" allegation as Program Effectiveness Issues. Both issues are within the scope of being unproved through .program monitoring. And, in the case of the Board/Staff Members ..allegation, indications are that corrective action is. already occurring. Of the remaining allegations, the Potentially Legal Issue of the relation- ship between the agency and the caterer cannot be conclusively proven roo be improper. The "Parties" allegation cannot be classified Program r Legal i n that the method of financing the "parties" is unproven, as to public or personal funds. And, within the confines of definable issues, the question of "terrorists" meeting with the Executive Director would not be a Program Effectiveness concern based on current findings. Page 6 •• Joseph R. Grassie City Manager Little Havana Activities Center Allegations, September 24, 1977 Recommendations: 1. Program Effectiveness Issues Meetings with officials of the Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services and the United Way have been scheduled to review, in detail, those program issues that would require cooperative efforts to correct The City of Miami Social Services contract, for FY 77-78, is being modified to provide for an approved supervised bidding process, and monitoring of vendor documents and procedures related to quantity and quality of service. 2. Potentially Legal Issues The State Attorney's Office has informally reviewed our findings, and recommends: - - a) Continued HRS, United Way and City of Miami review combined with; b) An in-depth external audit, and; c) Should the results of the foregoing so warrant, the referral of all findings to an appropriate law enforcement agency. In order that participants in the Hot Meals Program not suffer sudden discontinuance of services, recommendations to continue funding the Little Havana Activities Center, Inc., during FY 77-73, shall be based upon rigid supervision of fiscal and program activities, by the City of Miami. .Page 7 (1) 1/5/78 CITY WIDE PROGRAMS Proposed Agency Funding 77/78 City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs FRS Administration City of Miami - Dept. of Parks and Recreation Programs for the Handicapped City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs Day Care Programs Dade County Schools - After School Care St. Lukes - Miami Bridge 43Z of City FRS funds are designated for City Wide Programs serving all target areas. Agency Funding 76/77 Catholic Service Bureau: St. Luke's Miami Bridge Channel 2, WPBJ Television Dade County Schools - After School Care - Community Schools Women In Distress City of Miami - Dept. of Parks and Recreation Programs for the Handicapped City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs Day Care Programs Dade Co. Council of the Arts and Sciences City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs FRS Administration $ 39,645.05 45,100.00 213,000.00 200,000.00 8,161.14 $505,906.19 $ 25,000.00 275.00 200,000.00 70,000.00 5,843.33 45,100.00 300,000.00 10,000.00 21,550.00 $677,768.33 41t of City FRS funds were allocated to City Wide programs in 1976/77. Agency Funding 75/76 Child Day Care Programs Handicapped Programs Dade Co. Schools - After School Care St. Luke's Miami Bridge Dade Co. Schools - Community Schools Community Television of St. Fla. United Cerebral Pa l sy Crime Commission City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs FRS Administration $303,000.00 45,100.00 200,000.00 25,000.00 63,000.00 3,000.00 25,000.00 1,875.00 21,550.00 $687,525.00 48°' of City FRS funds were allocated to City Wide programs in 75/76. � /2\ 1/5/78 ALLAPATTAH ETHNIC COMIPOSlTIn] 1974 [THNlC RACIiL GROUP 7 22" 8lnC7U' Latin 55- 23- 23� ' Non -Latin Wh1te , 1O0� 100� Total AGE CATEGORY ALLAPATTAH AGE COMPOSITION \970 CITY OF MIARI ALLAPATTAA CITY OF M14HI O'5- ' ` 5 Or less years 3' l 13 ' 6-l4 �l`� 62 15-59 17�0 '� _���_ 60 plus iOO l0O- FAMILY INCOME 1976 1111[O�E RA�IGE ALLAPATTAH CITY OF qlAM} DADE COUNTY 17 }Z Less than �5 OOU l7 \} " l5 --- l6 -- �6 OUO �7 999 ^- 8 , - ^ 7 ' ll _ S8 0OO - �q 999 . �} ^ ^ ��' — 28 -- �Ig OOO - �ld 999 `~ 48 ^ ` 2O ' 2O __��_ S15^000 plus _��_ Total lOU100 }�O �--- Median = $11,000 $11,300 $14,400 ALLAPATTAH 7V Latin 7' Black kW 27 AVE 11111 I o. ?to' 1900. P. Non -Latin White (2) 1/5/78 ALLAPATTAH ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 ETHNIC/RAC Ifs- GROUP ALLAPATTAH_ . 22= Latin Black 7755 Non -Latin White 23 23'. 100 100 CITY OF MIAMI Total AGE COMPOSITION 1970 AGE CATEGORY ALLAPATTAH 5 or less years 8' 6,13 6-14 13'62 61 15-59 17 20_ 60 plus - 100 100 Total CITY OF MIAMI FAMILY INCOME 1976 COALLAPATTAH CITY OF MIAMI DADE COUNTY I� �GE . ___ 17 __ 17 12 I.!;_COME Rh.i--_ Less than S5,000 15 11 S5,000 - S7,999 16 , 7 8. S3,000 - S9,999 11 33 2 S10,000 - S14,999 28 28 48 S15,000 plus 28 Total 100 100 100 Median = 511,000 511,300 514,400 (3) 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 77/73 No City FRS funds are proposed for the Allapattah area for 77/78. Agency Funding 76/77 Allapattah Branch YMCA 1 of City FRS funds was allocated to the Allapattah area in 76/77. Agency Funding 75/76 There were no City FRS funds allocated to the Allapattah area in 1975/76. S18,333.32 Community Development Funding 77/78 YMCA Crime Prevention Allapattah Elderly Services Allapattah Primary Health Care Program S10 ,000.00 30 ,000.00 12,410.00 S52,410.00 13 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Allapattah target area. Community Development Funding 76/77 Allapattah Primary Health Care Y'•1CA Crime Prevention Program S25,591.00 20,000.00 S45.591.00 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Allapattah target area. 111 LOOUAT AVE J O U w 5 Latin 77 Black 1" 'Inn -Latin '.•!hits COCONUT GROVE (SW. 32 AvE) Mc OCvaLO IIIII I CD 0. 750' I1.40' (4) 1!5/78 ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP COCONUT GROVE ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 COCONUT GROVE CITY OF MIAMI Black 77-. 22` Latin 5 55. Non -Latin White 18 23:. Total AGE CATEGORY 100' 100- AGE COMPOSITION 1970 COCONUT GROVE CITY OF MIAMI 5 or less years 12:• 6` 6-14 19- 13- 15-59 58'. 61- 60 plus 11_ 20 Total FAMILY INCOME 1976 100 _ 100 INCOME RANGE COCONUT ;ROVE CITY OF MIAMI DADE COUNTY Less than S5,000 24 17 12-• S5,000 - S7,999 18 15 11 58,000 - S9,999 12 7 ` 8" S10,000 - S14,999 23 33 21' $15,000 plus 23 28 48__ Total 100 100 100' Median $9 , 300.00 $11 , 300.00 $14 , 400.00 (5) 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 77/78 Coconut (;rove Family Clinic J.E.S.C.A. 'Multi -purpose Center for the Elderly St. Alban's Day nursery Optimist Club of Coconut Grove $100.000.00 39,050.00 68,250.00 11 ,000.00 S218,300.00 21 of City F.R.S. funds are designated for Coconut Grove for 1977/78. Agency Funding 76/77 Coconut Grove Cares - Afterschool House Coconut Grove Family Clinic Coconut Grove Optimist Club St. Alban's Day Nursery $ 3,080.00 100,000.00 11,000.00 68,250.00 5182,230.00 11 of City F.R.S. funds were allocated to Coconut Grove for 1976/77. Agency Fundin�c 75/76 Coconut Grove Family Clinic Coconut Grove Cares - After School House Coconut Grove Optimist Club St. Alban's Day Nursery S 70,000.00 2,500.00 10,000.00 65.000.00 5147,500.00 of City F.P.S. funds were allocated to Coconut Grove for 1975/76. Community Development Funding 77/78 Tenant Education 1'ssociation of Miami S 16,000.00 of City C.D. funds were allocated to Coconut Grove in 77/78. Community Deve1 pment Funding 76/77 Health Clinic Trmspnrtation Program Tenant Education Association of Miami S 3,791.00 16,000.00 S 19,791.00 6 of City C.D. funds were allocated to Coconut Grove in 75/76. 8 Latin IP2 Black 10 Non -Latin Wh i t.e CULMER PARK N.W. 0 ST. Z F.EC R.R • I1lil,1* ,� (6) 1/5/78 CULMER ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP CULMER CITY OF MIAMI Black 32 22 Latin 8 55 - Non -Latin White 10 23: Total 100. 100 AGE COMPOSITION 1970 AGE CATEGORY CULMER CITY OF MIAMI Less than 5 years 10 6 5-14 19 13- 15-59 59- 61 60 plus 12 20 Total 1NCOMF Less than :5,000 $5,000 - 57,999 53,000 - S9,999 510,000 - S14,999 515,000 plus Total 100 100 FAMILY INCOME 1976 CULMER CITY OF h1I.AMI DADE COUNTY 30 17 12 25 . 15 : 11 13 7H 3 19 33" 21' 13 28' 4 g 100 100 100 ,led i a n S7,300.00 S11,300.00 514,i00.00 (7) 1/5/78 • Proposed Agency Funding for 1977/72 J.E.S.C.A. Multi -Purpose Center for the Elderly Catholic Service Bureau: St. Luke's Overtown Recreation Center S 39.050.00 70,000.00 $109,059.00 10 of City FRS funds have been designated for Culmer for 1977/78 A.gencies Funded in 1976/77 Catholic Service Bureau: St. Luke's Overtown Recreation Center J.E.S.C.A. Hot Meals Tenant Education Association of Miami 8 of City FRS funds were allocated to Culmer for 76/77 S 70,000.00 39,050.00 16,500.00 5125,550.00 Agencies Funded in 1975/76 Catholic Service Bureau - St. Luke's Overtown Recreation S 70,000.00 Center J.E.S.C.A. Hot Meals Tenant Education Association of Miami of City FRS funds were allocated to Culmer for 1975/76. Comunit.v Development Fundinn 77/72 Cultural Advisory Council ref Overtown Net.' •',shin ton Heights Corununity Development Conference 29 of City C.D. funds were allocated to Culmer in 77/78. Community Development Fundinn 76/77 ;ew ' ashiyton heights Community Development Conference 14 of City C.D. funds were allocated to Culmer in 76/77. 35,000.00 15,000.00 5)20..000.00 S 20,000.00 _100 ,965 ;00 S120,965.00 S 46 ,391 .00 sta V 3 3 2 f,II,AMI NIVL1� l 3 Latin 39 Non -Latin ;+lhi to CCNTfAL /DOWNTOWN VI hrt rIAN cAu;rwAY - MAC Agr111,(I CAUSEWAY UVUI(VAUO 11111 1 u' lclu' I�uu 1 • (8) 1/5/78 DOWNTOWN ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 CENTRAL GROUP CITY OF MIAMI Black 28 22 Latin 33 55: Non -Latin White 39` 23 Total AGE CATEGORY 100'; 100- AGE COMPOSITION 1970 CENTRAL CITY OF MIAMI Less than 5 years 5` 6' 5-14 9 13 15-59 517 61_ 60 plus 35 20 Total 100 100 FAMILY INCOME 1976 I;,CO E WAGE CENTRAL CITY OF t•1IAMI DADE COUNTY Less than S5,000 27 17 12 55,000 - 57,999 23 15-: 11` 53,000 - 59,999 15 7 8., 510,000 - 514,999 15 33 21 515,000 plus _20 28 48 Total 100 100__ 100 Median = 58,000.00 511,300.00 $14,400 (9) 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 1977/78 First United ted !.iethodist Church S9,000.00 of City F.R.S. funds is designated to the Downtown area. Agency Fundin4 76/77 First United Methodist Church $8,800.00 .5 of City FRS funds was allocated to the Downtown area in i6/77. Agency Funding 75/76 Brothers of the Good Shepherd Downtown Senior Citizens Community Center First United Methodist Church S 3,000.00 25 ,000.00 8,000.00 S36.(119. "?0 of City FRS funds was allocated to the Downtown area in 75/76. Community Development Funding 77/7R ----------------------------------- United Family and Children's Service 515.000.00 4 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Downtown area. There were no City C.D. funds allocated to the Downtown target area in 76/77. ?3 Latin ?o ¶1ac4: W 000JL-Rz= ClCrip nOrtra §=3=.1 0'cipp bunco Ilr,c META C:3 CD = ©eU Uj �l C� cO © C] J' ►0 0O ;711 OCJ c r-1no 11 Y HC)L'1r-7�11-1�—�� 4:; ►--ic"�r 171 „`1r 1=1r 4? Non -La t in White v`"---- N N Y a W EDISON PARK /LITTLQ RIVER I I II I 0 I 0' T00' 1000s M.E. 7'9 ST. M1.71R M.E. SI ST. MST. (10) 1/5/78 EDISON/LITTLE RIVER ETHNIC C01POSITION 1974 ETHNIC/RACIALGROUP EDISON PARK/LITTLE RIVER MIAMI Black 29 22 Latin 29 - 55 Non -Latin White 42 23' AGE CATEGORY Total AGE COMPOSITION 1970 100- 100 EDISON PARK/LITTLE RIVER MIA_lI 5 or less years 9 6 6-14 12 13. 15-59 58 61 60 + years 21 20 Total 100 100 FAMILY INCOME 1976 INCfl' F .i ;r_ EDISON PARK/LITTLE RIVER MIAMI DADE COUNTY Less thin 55.'10n 19 17 12. S5.000 - S7 999 17 15 11 S2,000 - S9,999 12 7. 8 S10.000 - S14,999 26 33 21 515,000 4 2C_ 28 • 48 100 100100 Median - Edison Park/Little River Miami Dade County 510,490.00 511,300.00 $14 , 400.00 1 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 77/79 Miami Jewish Horne and Hospital for the Aged Douglas Gardens Adult Senior Day Care at Legion Park $ 99,400.00 Belafonte Tacolcy-Sports Development 11,000.00 S110,400.00 10 of City F.R.S. funds are designated for the Edison -Little River area for 77/73. Agency Fundinn 76/77 Edison -Little River - Pre -School - Project Yourh - Sports Development - S.T.O.P.P.P. Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged -Douglas Gardens Adult Senior Day Care at Legion Park S 38,500.00 55,000.00 11,000.00 11,000.00 99,400.00 S214 ,900.00 13 of City F.R.S. funds were allocated to the Edison -Little River area in 76/77 Agency Fundintc 75/76 Edison -Little River - Pre -School - Project Youth - Sports Development - S.T.O.P.P.P. Douglas Gardens Adult Senior Day Care S 35,000.00 50,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 99,400.00 52��.'00.i1O 13 uf City F.Q.S. funds were allocated to the Edison -Little River area in 75/76. Edison -Little River receive6 nu Connunit;y' Develc.p: ent funds in 77/78 or 76/7', 1 EST PIAGIEN St �.W. • ST. 3 S.w. it ST. • 4 NW • r•I//II/III FAIP_AII /I II III , la ai •�a•MI• i1 121/Ari i 1. %I•%I' �v° �' I 1/4 �/ � rill ...� •/•ASAl%' '5 �./, O II Or I MI • �►/ 'All 'Al IS I 41 H N S.W. • ST. t11.111. 11 ST. 1 LITTLU HAVANA ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 (12) 1/5/72 ETA{NIC/RACIAL GROUP LITTLE HAVANA MIAt_1I Black 1' 22 Latin 93- 55- Non-Latin White 6 23 100 100 AGE COMPOSITION 1970 AGE CATEGORY LITTLE HAVANA MIAMI 5 or less years 5 6`' 6-14 10 13 15-59 62- 61 60 + years 23_ 20 Less tilde S5,000 S5.000 - 1I1,999 S8,000 - S9,999 510,00(0 - S14,999 515,000 t'edian - Little Havana S10,200 100 FAt1ILY INCO'-ME 197E LITTLE HAVANA CITY OF MIAMI 100 DADE COUNTY 21 17 12 15 15 11 12 7 26 33 21 26 23 43 100 100 100 Miami Dade County S11,300 S14,400 (13) 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 77/78 Little Havana Activity Center S126,415.10 12 of City FRS funds are designated for Little Havana for 77/7P Agency_FundinJ 76/77 Action Community Center Legal Services Little Havana Little Havana Activities Center Nicky Cruz Outreach Urban League: Latin Street Academy Youth Co -Op Little Havana Community Center S 26,730.00 2,083.33 183,590.00 13,750.00 24.000.00 60,000.00 25,000.00 5335,153.33 21 of City FRS funds were allocated to Little Havana in 76/77 Agency Funding 75/76 Little Havana Activities Center Legal Services Latin America Youth Co -Op Urban League - Latin Street Academy Hispanic Community Project Picky Cruz Outreach Action C,Tm;munity Center 5160,000.00 25,000.0 50,000.00 40,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 20,000.00 S315,000.00 20 of City FRS funds were allocated to Little Havana in 76/77 Community Development Fundi na_ 77/78 Homemaker Services Centro later Action Community Center S 85,000.00 30,000.00 10,000.00 C125,000.00 31' of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Little Havana Target Area. Community Development Funding 76/77 Action Community Center Residential Homemaker Centro 'later S 10,000.00 85,000.00 30 ,000.00 S125,000.00 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Little Havana Target Area. NW 79 rT. 1'I a N.W. f1 ST. ;nr r.mr Qx tw Ar Ad; N.W. e2 ST. KW. 54 ST. Latin 4i a N 3i • Kiln 1"411141111i r - ii » if rir sdi raj es» nirliti Ma MrYi t1�Ml as I %a ' It•kw O MlidM qIi Ititil'P 18yr Black A Non -Lr?tin MODEL. CITY Mi A HPORT EXPRESSWAY W a P. • Hill I o' no' Isoo' • ti (15) 1/5/78 Proposed Agency Funding 1977/78 Belafonte Tacolcy Center S22,916.65 2 of City FRS funds are designated for Model City in 77/78. Agency Funding 76/77 Belafonte Tacolcy S22,916.65 Sixty Second C.D. Corporation 2,083.33 S24,999.93 2 of City FRS funds were allocated for Model City in 76/77 Agency Funding 75/76 Martin Luther King Blvd. Project Sixty Second St. C.D. Corporation Tenant Security Association 515,330.00 25,000.00 1,667.00 541,997.00 of City FRS funds were allocated for Model City in 1975/76. Community Development Funding 77/78 Northwestern High -Transportation fnr Cultural Arts Belafonte Tacolcy Tenant Education Association of Miami S10.000.00 50,000.00 17,591.00 S77,591.nn of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Model City Area in 77/78. Co --unity fevelopment Funding 76/77 Belafonte Tacolcy Tenant Education Association of Miami 550,000.00 17,591.00 567,591.00 20 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Model City area in 75/76. (14) 1/5/78 MODEL CITY ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP MODEL CITY CITY OF MIA''1I Black 93 22 Latin 5 55 Non -Latin White 2 23 Total 100 100 AGE CATEGORY AGE COMPOSITION 1970 MODEL CITY CITY OF 1 I A''1 I 5 or less _nears 13 6- 6-14 20 13- 15-59 58 61 60 plus 9 20 Total ��11 I NCOME RANGE 100 100 FAMILY INCOME 1976 '"0fEL CITY CITY OF ''1IAMI DADE COUNTY Less than S5,000 23 17 12 S5.000 - S7,9JJ 20 15. 11 S8,000 - S9,99) 12 7 8 S10,000 - S14,999 24 33 21 S15,000 plus 21 _ 28 48 Totil 100 100_ 100 _ Median S9,200.00 S11,300.00 S14,400.00 1 Id 0 J W 2 0 d Amnon,. FXPg '...: ._. rSSWAr N r 13 sr 6? Latin 13 Black 25 '+on -Latin White WYN\J Q0 , r , dr Juua TUTTLE CAUSEWAY 11111 1 O TGa' I:Joo' 1 1/5/7R (16) ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP WYNWOOD ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 WYNWOOD CITY OF MIAMI Black 13 22:. Latin 62 55 ; Non -Latin White 25 23 Total AGE CATEGORY 100" 100- AGE COMPOSITION 1970 WYNWOOD CITY OF MIAMI 5 or less years 8' 6 6-14 11' 13 15-59 60 61 60 plus 21 20 INCOME RANGE Less than S5,000 $5000 - S7999 S8,000 - 59.999 510,000 - 514,999 515,000 plus Total 100 Total FAMILY INCOME -------------- 1976 WYNWOOD CITY OF i•1IAi•1I 100 DADE COUNTY 23 17 12 20 15 11 11 7 8 19 33 21 27 2R 48 100 100._ 100 Median 59,300 511,300 514,400 (17) Prnposed Agency Funding 77/78 No City FRS funds were proposed for the Wynwood area for 77/78. Agency Funding_ 76/77 Legal Services - Wynwood S 833.33 Borinquen Puerto Rican Opportunity Center 27.500.00 S28,333.33 2 of City FRS funds were allocated to the Wynwood area in 76/77. Agency Funding 75/76 Legal Services - Wynwood Borinquen Puerto Rican Opportunity Center S10,000.00 25,000.00 S35,000.00 2 of City FRS funds were allocated to the Wynwood area in 75/76. Community Development Funding 77/78 Christian; Coe:munity Service agency S41,240.00 10 of City C.D. funds were allocated to the Wynwood target area. Counitv Develowlent Funding 76/77 Christian Community Services S35.991.00 11 of City C.D. funds were dllocated to the Wynwood target area. 1/5/78 18 ) City of Miami Federal Programs CETA Title VI Allocations * Cit_yWide United Cerebral Palsy Little Havana Action Community Center Little Havana Activities Center Nicky Cruz Outreach Model City Belafonte Tacolcy Center Wvnwood Puerto Rican Opportunity Center Culrier 514,329.50 Title VI Allocations 1/5/7° 7 of City CETA 531,402.45 9,497.60 11,637.00 5102,537.05 55 of City CETA Title VI Allocations 536 ,447.22 20 of City CETA Title VI Allocations 53.3,248.25 18` of City CETA Title VI Allocations City of Miami Social Service Aides Title I Allocations * Catholic Service Bureau St. Luke's Overtown Recreation Center Little Havana Little Havana Activities Center Youth Co-Oo Little Havana Community Center Model City Selafcnte Tacolcy S16,000.00 516.000.00 24,000.00 32,000.00 572.000.00 17 of City CETA Title 1 Allocations 75 of City CETA Title I Allocations 5 8,000.00 8 of City CETA Title I Allocations (19) 1/5/78 CONSORTIUM GRANTS CETA TITLE VI * Allapattah Little Havana Activity Center - Allapattah 77 4 of Consortium Title VI Grants Coconut Grove Girls Club of Greater Miami Coconut Grove Family Clinic 8 of Consortium CETA Title VI Grants County ',fide Senior Centers of Dade County Jewish Community Centers Haitian American Community Association of Dade County J.E.S.C.A. 23 of Consortium CETA Title VI Grants Cu l r,o r_ S101,042.00 S 42,752.00 143,000.00 5185.752.00 5117,362.00 57,405.00 49,000.00 312,176.00 5536,443.00 Tenant Eduction Association of Miami - Urban Garden and Education Progrnn S110,000.00 5 of Consortiu71 Title VI Grants Edison -Little River Edison -Little River - Project Youth Self -Help fo!'irnunity Council - Social Services Project North Central Citizen Participation Project - Housing Improvement Miami Jewi;h Home and Hospital for the Aged 30 of Consortium CETA Title VI Grants S 53,316.00 127 ,046.00 450,943.00 49 ,000.00 30,116.00 S710,421.00 (20) -2- l/5/73 Little HAvana Youth Co -Op Action Community Center 23', of Consortium CETA Title VI Grants Vynwood Youth Co -Op 7 of Consortium Title VI Grants 5211,350.00 54.712.00 138.594.00 123,644.00 S528,300.00 5154,000.00 * These figures represent only those agencies that applied for FRS funds and also receive CET.ATitle VI allocations from the Consortium. (21) 1/5/78 CONSORTIUM (;RANTS CETA TITLE I * Edison Little River Edison -Little River Self -Help Community Council 81 of Consortium CETA Title I Grants Little Havana Youth Co -Op 19: of Consortium Title I Grants CONSORTIUM GRANTS CETA TITLE III Little Havana Youth Co-00 100 of Consortium CETA Title III Grants 5647,000.00 5150,000.00 55660,574.00 * Represents only those agencies that applied for FRS funds and also received CETA Title I and Title III Grants. (22) cNI FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING 1/5/72 Approved 'a 1976-77 1977-78 Allocation Allocation Request To Date Action Community Center $ 26,730.00 $ 144,963.00 $ 6,682.50 Belafonte Tacolcy 22,916.65 41,862.00 5,729.16 Borinquen Puerto Rican Opportunity Cter. 27,500.00 204,771.00 6,875.46 Catholic Charities/St. Luke's Miami ;<< Bridge 25,000.00 35,000.00 6,249.99 Fr' Catholic Service Bureau/ St. Luke's Overtown 70,000.00 75,000 6 17,499.00 Coconut Grove After School House 3,080.00 769.98 ,.,,- Coconut Grove Family Clinic 100,000.00 187,969.00 24,999.99 Coconut Grove Optimist Club 11,000.00 30,500.00 2.749.00 Dade County Schools - After School Care 200,000.00 200,000.00 49,999.98 Dade County Schools - Community Schools 70,000.00 70,000.00 17,499.99 First United Methodist Church 8,800.00 25,349.00 2,199.99 J.E.S.C.A. 39,050.00 50,544.00 9,762.48 Little Havana Activities Center 183,590.00 289,543.00 45,897.48 Nicky Cruz Outreach 13,750.00 76,446.00 3,437.49 St. Alban's Day Care 68,250.00 71,663.00 17,062.50 Tenant Education Association of Miami (Culmer) 16,500.00 115,509.00 4,125.00 Women In Distress 5,848.33 18,325.40 1,462.08 /..1)cca, __Y.M.C.A. Allapattah 18,333.32 55,497.00 4,583.31 . .Youth Co -Op 60,000.00 118,613.00 15,000.00 a L I"' c:, Douglas Gardens Senior - Adult Day Care 99,400.00 116,600.00 24,849.99 City of Miami 4,,,,<<.-- - Handicapped Programs 45,100.00 60,100.00 11,274.99 - Day Care Programs 300,000.00 213,000.00 53,250.00 $1 ,414,848. 30 $2,201,254.40 S331,961.35 f FEDERAL I ENUE SHARING (FRS) FUNDS BALAN. SHEET (23) 1/5/72 Proposed Federal Revenue Sharing Funds 1977/78 Proposed Funds Unexpended Agency Funds from 76/77 Unexpended City of Miami Day Care Funds 76/77 Federal Revenue Sharing Expenditures to Date allocated to 76/77 FRS Agencies to be used as carry- over funds $1,043,053.00 66 ,000.00 64,000.00 $1,173,053.00 $ 331,961.35 Amount Remaining to be Allocated $ 841,091.65 Proposed Expenditures with Remaining Funds Health Coconut Grove Family Clinic (Coconut Grove) City of Miami - Parks and Recreation Dept. Programs for the Handicapped (City Wide) Remaining to be Allocated $ 75,000.01 33,825.01 Hot Meals First United Methodist Church of Miami, Inc. Community Center - Hot Meals Programs (Downtown) 6,701.26 James E. Scott Community Association, Inc. Multi -Purpose Center for the Elderly (Coconut Grove) 36,036.46 James E. Scott Community Association, Inc. Multi -Purpose Center for the Elderly (Culmer) 26,273.98 Little Havana Activities Center Geriatric Nutrition Program (Little Havana) 80,517.62 Day/Evening Care City of Miami - Office of Community Affairs Day Care Programs (City Wide) Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged - Douglas Gardens Senior Adult Center at Legion Park (Edison Little River) St. Alban's Day Nursery - Family Day Care Program (Coconut Grove) St. Lukes - Miami Bridge 159,750.00 74,550.01 51,187.50 8,161.14 -2- Employment Belafonte Tacolcy - Youth Vocational Training and Employment Program (Model Cities) Recreation Catholic Service Bureau - St. Luke's Educational Center, Inc. (Culmer) Optimist Club of Coconut Grove Youth Sports Activity (Coconut Grove) Belafonte Tacolcy - Sports Development (Edison Little River) Dade County School System After School Care (City Wide) Sub -Total Office of Community Affairs Administration 76/77 agencies not recommended for funding phase out funds 1/12 GRAND TrT.AL (24) 1/5/78 Remaining to be Allocated $ 17,161.82 51,126.26 8,250.02 11,000.00 142,017.23 $773,397.18 $ 39,645.05 $ 19,888.28 $841,091.65 AGE COM•1POSITION Coconut Edison/ Little Model Age Catei ory Allapattah Grove Culnier Li ttle River Havana Down•town City Wyrr;4i,��d; l i r_; ;,t ',i,i::li ess than 5 Years 8 12• 10 9 5 5 13 �+ �- -14 13 19 . 19 12 10 9 20 11 1 i 5-59 62 58 59 5S 62 51 58 60 r' i 60 - plus 17 11'.:. 12_ 21 _23 _ 9 21 20 Total 100 100_ 100 . 100 100 100 _ 100 100 l i )0 ETHNIC COMPOSITION 1974 Ethnic%Racial Group AL CG CU ELR LH DT MC WY City of_ Miami Black 7. 71. 82 29 1 . 28' 93 13 22 Latin 7(1 5. 8 29`, 93" 33 5 62 ' 55 Non -Latin Whi to 23,:: 18 10 42 ". 6`. 39'.: 2 25 23 FAMILY INCOME 1976 Coconut Edison/ Little Model City Gf Income Range Allapattah Grov2 Culmer Downtown Little River Havana Cities Wynwood Mii — _ Less than 55.000 17 24 30 27 19 21 23 23 I/ I. 55,000 - 57,999 16 18, 25 23 17- 15 20 20 1:7, 11 SA,000 - S9,999 11 12 13 15 12 12 12 11 7 510,000 - 514,999 28 23 19 15 26 26 24 19 515,000 - plus 23 23, 13 20 26 26 21 27 :_-),.: Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 IPq Ilil Median 511,000 59,300 57,300 58,000 510,400 510,200 $9,200 S9.300 511,301) 514,1O0 IP 11 H 111 1 111 1 1 1 I I Proposed Funding by Target Area and Ethnic/Racial Group Target Area AL CG CU DT ELR LH MC WY FRS 0,: 21 10" 1 10 12 2 0 CO 13 4 29, 4 0 31 19 10 * City CETA Title VI 0.. 0._ 0; 0 0 55 20 18' * City CETA Title I 0, 0 , 17:. 0 0 75 FL 0 * Consortium CETA Title VI 4', 8- 5'_, 0:' 30 23 0 7 * Consortium CETA Title 1 0 01 0 0 81 19 0 0 * Consortium CETA Title III 0.", 0 0,, 0 0 100 0 0 City Wide Prooratus and City. of Niami Pr•ogrAms serve all racial ethnic groJs 7 0 0 n 0 City Wide Programs and Ethnic/Racial Grorp Blacks Latins Non -Latin Whites City of Miami Programs (Serve all racial/ethnic ;ru,ps FRS 34': 12, 10. 44 GO 41`° 51`. 8 , 0 * City C.E.T.A. Title VI 20;_. 73 0 7 * City C.E.T.A. Title I 25, 75,: 0 0. * Consortium CETA Title VI 40E 34 1 3,', 23 * Consortium CETA Title I 81 19.' 0"; 0 * Consortium CETA Title III O, 100'. 0. 0 * Represents only those programs that applied for FRS funds and received CETA funds from the City of Miami and/or the South Florida CETA Consortium I I r