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tit, 01= MIAfi I. rtd12i6A INIttl.OPPiTE fviEMeMIANt UM im Honorable Met bets of the " City tratit'1, issioh .toseph R. Grassie ;°*" City Manager DATA: FE8 4 107 Third Year Community bette1i pmertt SUtlJECt: Application Re'FENF'NCt9, Public Hearing :.Thursday, February 10, 1977 - 4t00 PM ENCLOSURES: Enclosed please find proposed funding recoinmehdations and background raterial for the 1977-78 Community Development Program. As you are aware. the Community Development Block Grant Program is an amalgamation of several categorical programs previously administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. As such, use of Community Development funds is restricted to Federally mandated e1i•• gible activities. The enclosed recommendations include $3,340,092 in parks, streets and social service projects which were begun during the first and second year Community Development programs and which require additional fund- ing for completion or continuation. The $3 million in third year funds previously designated by the City Commission to support the Housing Bond Issue is recommended for dis- tribution in three target areas in which provision of housing and the elimivativu or 51ums and blight was ca high resident priority. Dade County's Department of Housing and Urban Development will be responsible for implementing the housing construction programs which will take place on these sites. Community Development staff have worked closely with neighborhood groups in developing this year's program and residents are generally in accord with the recommendations. A draft application must be submitted for A-95 review by February 13, 1977, after which time minor revisions may be submitted. A second public hearing on the program required by Federal law has been scheduled for February 24, 1977 at 4:00 PM. Your approval of the third year program is requested. Liss or APBLND CEg t General Budget outline II Target Area a Year Funding IIt proposed Target Area and City -Wide Allocations IV BreakdoWn of Community Development Housing Allocation V City of Miami and Dade County Funding Recommendations for Target Areas VI Eligible Activities VII Funding Analysis VIII Status Report -First and Second Year Community Development Activities 1 APPENDI-4 I 1977 - 78 community Development Program genPra1PAd4Pt_Ntlift0 le Land Acquisition/Removal of Slum and tlight 2 Target Area Allocation 3. Economic Development 4. City -Wide Projects 5. Contingency/Local Option 6. Administration 3,000,000 4,833,400 200,000 500,000 560 600 600,000 TOTAL GRANT AMOUNT 9,694 000 APPENDIX I1 COMPAPLS0..NJABL, T ND &JI) YEALIARGELAREA.y.LC I TY_ WIDE ALLOCATIONS CITY,O..MIAMI MODEL CITY EDI SON-L117a RIVER ALLAPATrAH WYNWOOD CULMER DOwNTNN LITTLE HAVANA COCONUT GROVE CITY-WIDE PROJECTS TOTAL TOTAL GRANT 1ST YEAR ALLOCATION $ 163,633 $ 776,000 275,000 656,000 300,000 456,000 225,000 360,000 350,000 469,000 125,000 146,000 775,000 1,255,000 102 000 198,000 5,000 210,000 $2,318,633 $4,526,000 $2,605,633 $5,8311000 3RD�TRLOCATItNJ $ 772,000 668,700 524,100 418,400 673,100 *500,000 *,900 *312, 200 3,500,000 $8,333,400 $9,694,000 *LAND ACQUISITION/REMOVAL OF SLUM AND BLIGHT PREVIOUSLY FUNDED OUZ OF TARGET AREA ALLOCATIONS, NOW FUNDED OUT OF CITY-WIDE FUNS. LITTLE HAVANA, NUT GROVE, IjOWNTCWN RECOMMENDED TO RECEIVE HOUSING FUNDS. APPENDIX III WAPAtt4O THUO Pt10010 AAOMM4041100g T57_ RIPt Pk0OcT PRoPosM VUNDIRd Capital Projedtst MY& 41.6tlaii Street Beautification ih the Vicinity of the Neighborhood Patility Mini, -Park ih Commercial area Beautification & Improvements to NW 23 St. from NW 17 to 27 Aves. Improvements to Melrose Mini -Park Social Projects: $ 40,000 81 , 690 250,000 100,000 -- Crime Prevention Program - Newspaper & 10,000 Community Forums -- Primary Health Care Program 12,410 -- Transportation Program for the Elderly Expansion 30,000 of the Impact Program TOTAL TARGET AREA ALLOCATION Physical Projects Social Services $ 524,100 $ 471,690 $ 52,410 COCCNUtdROVE CtTYCP MIAMX PROJECT PkOPbSEO l4 Capital Projects: --Old Srokey Park improvements --Mini-Park Plaza - Sid Corner of Orand & Elizabeth --Acquisition of blighted property to provide land for housing Social Projects: --Elderly Services Outreach Program --Tenant Education Program TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION: Physical Projects Social Services* *Funding to a maximum of 10% of total target area allocation $ 185,000 $ 100,000 (To be funded from Citywide housing set aside) $ 114200 $ 16,000 $ 312,200 $ 285,000 $ 27,200 CHLNEP ct Cif MAM P tOCECT Capital Projects: --Priority Street NW 6 to 10 Streets between 3 Avenue and ?EC Railroad .,-Trash Receptacles throughout Calmer -0vertown Interim Assistance Program --Continuation of Mini -Park Project on 10 Street and 2 Court --Development of Highland Circle, Broward Circle and Pine Heights Mini -Parks --Renovation of Lummus Park Restrooms and Community Building Social Projects: --Economic Development --Cultural Arts Service FR0PbSEb FU Not IC $200,000 $ 12,'790 $235,000 $ 75,000 $ 10,000 $ 73,000 $ 46,891 $ 20,419 TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION: $673,100 Physical Projects $605,790 Social Services* $ 67,310 *Funding to a maximum of 10% of total target area allocation bOWNToWN TAM ITO PUOIR6 WOmmtmONW4a AtTy OP MIAMt Capital Projects! acquisition for new housing construction of Western portion of the block adjacent to the off-street parking authority garage at NE 1 Avenue between NE 2 and 3 Streets ..-Site acquisition for Miami Dade Community College expansiOn. Block north of existing campus, NE 1 Avenue and Ni 2 Avenue between 4 and 5 Streets --Continuation of Miami River Walkway --Super murals on selected downtown buildings --Landscaping at I-95 exit ramp at SE 2 Avenue --Street beautification of NE 2 Avenue from MDCC to SE 2 Street and South 1 Street from South Miami Avenue to SE 2 Avenue Social. Projects: PR0PO8tb ENDING $1,400,000 (from Citywide housing allocation) $ 250,000 (from Citywide housing allocation) $ 300,000 $ 5,000 $ 1,000 $ 179,000 --Elderly services - funding of social worker to work out of Jesu Church $ 15,000 TARGET AREA ALLOCATION: $ 500,000 Funds from Citywide housing allocation: $1,650,000 -4- Plow r ma k R pHI b Ytitik 't i fNG ttCOMMtNbAttait CITY OP MIAMI PkoiteT Capital Projects: --Edison Community mark Improvement & Expansion -�Suena Vista Neighborhood Park Development (two sites -west side Of NW 2 Ave. between 47 & 48 Sts. and between 52 & 53 Sts.) --Oakland Grove Mini -Park Development (NE 3 Avenue & NE 84 Street) .-Edison Neighborhood Park Development (NE Miami Place & 59 Street.) R0 08tb PUNbiNd $ 23j,700 $ 200,000 $ 10,000 $ 225,000 TOTAL TARGET AREA ALLOCATION: $ 668,700 Physical Projects $ 668,700 Social Programs* -0- *Community did not recommend funding for any social services ♦ T5- 1 • LITTLE HAVANA Tt#Rb MAt2 Ft1NDING RECOMMEWibATIONS CtTX OF MIAMI PRO,JtC`>' PROPO$EI Vtltvbtt4G Capital Projects: -- Neighborhood Faoility Renovation $ 500,000 Land Acquisition for Housing Sites & Relocation of Families To be funded froth Citywide housing set aside Latin Community Riverfront Park - Phase I 225,000 Beautification & Street Improvements in the 44,900 Immediate Vicinity of the Neighborhood Facility Playground Equipment & Landscaping for Henderson Park 50,000 Toilet Rooms for Domino (Trail) Mini -Park Social Projects: -- Child Care Program - Centro Mater -- Transportation Program in the Neighborhood Facility Action Community Center, Inc. (Assion) -- Residential Homemakers to provide care for Elderly & Disabled Individuals TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION*1 Physical Projects Social Services *2 *1 - Does not include housing site acquisition as this will be funded from a Citywide allocation. *2 - Exception to the 10% Social Service rule was made to allow continuation of funding for all ongoing Social Services 20,300 30,000 10,000 85,000 $ 964,900 $ 839,900 $ 125,000 PRORCT Capital Projects: 46.61 THIRD YEAR pttpttto RECOMMENbATiot s CITY OR MIAMt PROPos, FiftiDlNG Neighborhood Facility Renovation► $ 500,000 _- Land Acquisition for Housing Sites & Relocation of Families To be funded from Citywide housing set aside -- Latin Community RiVerfront Park - Phase 1 225,000 Beautification & Street Improvements in the 44,900 Immediate Vicinity of the Neighborhood Facility -- Playground Equipment & Landscaping for Henderson Park 50,000 Toilet Rooms for Domino (Trail) Mini -Park 20,000 Social Projects: -- Child Care Program Centro Mater -- Transportation Program in the Neighborhood Facility Action Community Center, Inc. (Assion) Residential Homemakers to provide care for Elderly & Disabled Individuals TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION*1 Physical Projects Social Services *2 *1 - Does not include housing site acquisition as this will be funded from a Citywide allocation. *2 - Exception to the 10% Social Service rule was made to allow continuation of funding for all ongoing Social Services 30,000 10,000 85,000 $ 964,900 $ 839,900 $ 125,000 MODEL, C1'1*Y` x RD YEAR tiiNbING RECOMM NDAT1ONS CITY oP MIAMI PitOJECT PROPOSED FUND/NG Capital Projects: -Priority Street Improvements = NW 63 to 71 Streets, NW 7 Avenue to NW 12 Avenue --Priority Street Tree Planting -=Trash Receptacles in Commercial Corridors Social Projects: —Transportation for Community Cultural Activities --Tacolcy Sports Development Program --Tenant Education TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION: Physical Projects Social Services* *Funding to a maximum of 10% of total target area allocation $554,800 $110,000 $ 30,000 $ 9,609 $ 50,000 $ 17,591 $772,000 $694,800 $ 77,200 Mbar, PITY_OF MtAMI MOVit PRO$OSrD F Ut4Dt1 G ,_ Capital Projeotst --Completion of iMproVements of all Streets west of NW 2 Avenue between NW 36 and 29 Streets $230,560 -Mini-Park in Wynwood Area around the $100,000 Neighborhood Facility --Street Beautification along NE 2 Avenue $ 46,000 Between NE 22 and 29 Streets Social Projects: --Senior Citizens Recreational and Transportation Program $ 41,840 TARGET AREA TOTAL ALLOCATION: $418,400 Physical Projects $376,560 Social Services* $ 41,840 *Funding to a maximum of 10% of total target area allocation -8- C TYtWIPE THC1Rb 'YtM UNb1NG RECOMMtNbMTlbm5 Ci OF`_MIAMt MOOT .,..RernoVal of Architectural Barriers to Elderly and Handicapped = to be concentrated in existing City parks =-Historic Preservation continuation of second year programin cooperation with Dade Historic Trust PROPO5F b F`LuVbtNG $ 1oo 000 $ 50,000 --fuilding Demolition - continuation of second year program $ 50,000 --Tree Planting Program- establishment of tree nursery and implementation of Street Trees Program for the City of Miami in cooperation with the Parks and Public Works Departments TOTAL ALLOCATION: $ 300,000 $ 500,000 -9- .PlanjR.Ea100101 • APPENDIX IV! 1 DOWNTOWN SITE ACQUISITION, RE OCATtON AND DEMOLITION- 2.4 ACRES OR BLOCK ,IMMEDI- NEA &S3USTRTs1DANDSNEWDE 2 AVENUES; PROPOSED REUSE: MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT -HOUS- ING, RETAIL, PARKING. 2 DOWNTOWN SITE ACQUISITION RELOCATION AND DEMOLITION - INITIAL ALLOCATION FOR PHASED ACQUISITION OF DIQCK IMMEDI- AEE4Y&N5RSTREETS ANDSNEW1E& 2 AVENUESI OPOSED REUSE: 1UCC EXPANSION WY Or, KlAfil PROPOSELIUNDING C_I TY WCD COUNT . CD i. $ 1,400,000 $ 700,000 $ 2,100,000 $ 250,000 $ 250,000 $ 500,000 3. LITTLE HAVANA SITE ACQUISI- $ 600,000 $ 400,000 $ 1,000,000 TION, RELOCATION AND DEMOLI- TION-SITE(S) UNDETERMINED. ROPOSED REUSE: LDERLY HOUSING, 4. COCONUT GROVE SITE ACQUISI- TION, RELOCATION AND DEMOLI- IION-WEST SIDE OF DOUGLAS KQAp BETWEEN OAK AND PERCIVAL (11.U6 ACRES). PROPOSED REUSE: FAMILY HOUSING, PROJECT TOTALS UNSPECIFIED SITE ACQUISITION HOUSILOCIOI'S CD INGALAIN $ 435,000 $ 200,000 $ 635,000 $ 2,685,000 $ 1,550,000 $ 4,235,000 $ 315,000 $ 3.000,000 t• AL httliErrn rrx't'Cf II771lE tltior idctA:da us 'Tian' rusted ?CITY OF 3.OEAMl .AND DARE CO TY FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS !ARGk' ARIA ALLANYI9NI ES1ll'.t1fD vEsci iruuc11 COST Rthis 9s h spew mrltl year project. overall Project. lriclrrlt:3 des1Pi, opuitrUcttm and cartections. lids Those includes desll7i ally. Catstructlm and connections ,43 ey would be allocated In the fourth II) year. Construction ;phase :curt is al'roxtrnitely $1139;000, project to 'be developed in phases. Ce' lists 17.03 is bounded '1n the north by tl.N. 36t11 Street; III the east by 'N.N. 27th llxyt;te and In the'.. southwest by North 'River Drive. ^,tn^et: 3lryJt9r>j; in 11r13 anew project includes lrrsta3'tatltn of 11pjttlnr, arr.•r, ; or ^Teo:;us Trite . rsyrittemm. nnecial taxing district should Ire created 11. 3 't'it1ncori.:orated). Prnjrct p ninon to be financed with ill 'Nevis, ir'el.ulrs advertising and notificatirn costs for creation of the distract. (ail u3 Tract 17.03 s 1.u.n•led in the north by N.W. 36th Street; in tl east by 11.W. 27th Avenue and in the southwest ily North ld ver Drive. ,y:item 'flesitgr jig trea3 Ar Ccrtsus ':'r ict 11.03 1:it ncorporst edtl lids new prole includes rkei{g1 and canstructi ,of;:tewP, nystem In areas f amens tract 17.03 €sti i cited design anti r:arstntction cost are 1a250.000 and $5,000 000 respectively. Census Tract 11.03 1s banded in the :north by t1.1i. 3Gth .Street; in the •east by 11.11. 27th Avern,N aid In the seutln,est by North !liver (Drive. Project 441I not 1.4 financed with third year CI) finds. PAUt Cot:Mfy s CM Of 111A'll RICO itNOA11UPS 11134,000 F1aiding Is recc.i,sntled. This project 1s consistent with C0 arid target areas dljectives and is ellgthle, The Corty Ilepartrent,of Ibivlrvmental Pelnrlattans pros performed tests al water eannles d:tsitter' frum wells and has fond that water quality 1s poor In that area. "ida project is perceive! A3 a pressing enormity need by both planners and residents. $ 5,000 Fasting 13 recurren,kd. Rmlay:A for a petitlm to create a S1ecta1 Taxing lnstrict was enle to the County Planntn nep.'irtraitt an nctoler 20, 1976. Peti- tion has to he role to the Poard of fotnty nrmisstarer i. the civat1m of the District will rmke It snlistanttally easier to determine whether or not the residents of the area desire street llpjittn through the referendun process $ 5,250,0(10 Finding Is not recntren.le't this year. Des1Dr of this project should be Arne after ccepletlal of water distribution system. finstnrctlan phase should fop irar . PENDIX V fRQr(s ll t1iF.trtAK; CU(4JI% Ctl'V 115,E $ 5.000 TARGET ARCA A1I{IPftV All PROPOStt1 Itl V1t. LSTIRIATED DARE cowry L CITY OF — COST MIAMI RLCOMENDATIO:jS COu4TV CITY 11:1r U.,rihcbal 1s ah upping project Odell irncludes Udertor $ 115,000 PUtuiing is reccnmended. This project ,1•;tc9119.y law:, ::ii nt:' Jvhhrnatlun, l:uulscapinr,.4r0.n10: cirzstructiap. was starLed In the first ('.D year and funding should continue. The facility that Ilea been acquired will need midi- timbal Denting to complete the project. :;t4-t'ileautif1a:atioi' Jlrlsnew projet Includes lanrisraping. trash stn rite vicinity of 9+Corptacles, iu:de:strl:m crossing. and other Inpro - 00,0dinr, 1a recommended. Street trees $ 20, 11pe 4x:1l therhood nand:s. would improve the quality of the livin ac11Sty envimurcnL. They will add a sense of nature and visual relief to the areas swsnmuting the netjIiborirood facility which will be Idg)h1y used by pedeatri Lin d scalping 1ip1a orew project includes planting of medium size 35.00tl Ib be ihnied out of Citywide f nda as -0- h lien �a ant - +Ltees. Possible location 1a G:naus Tract 2l area. part of street improvement protean. al wa.. 91':aut9acat1en.trf 111s craw project Includes landscaping, trash T9W 22uri Avonne tavn m eeiztacles, pedestrian crmslne, and other, the 11:m1 River to Iryauvuhrrans. Min Is a county tuterlal. 11 39th street,. 150,000 Finding Is not recormr-nded. AlthoupJi there la a demonstrated needier this activlty, tlnding limitations and a lower resident priority ranking do not permit Heeling at this time. This la a passible project for Nature CD years. a Al. 20 On ?Pint Park 1n 1 A1lai area. lard -pa Area �eaUt9tSl'CN13cn Ar 1nprouenents to 1d:W1. 23rd 'Street d):wa 11.44.. aridr to 2i1tfi Morale. eta Clara fielder ianod 1ai* al f.ST1:MTFO > ESCRfi'Tldali COST "IhAn new pro act Includes 'l.andscaninr,, trash g,eoeptaclea, pedestrian cros3lry; aid other inpro �aarta. '11r1e la a county arterial 'lbrla arras f,roject lneludes acquisition and level rrrrt IIrg,nOicemnts could include landscaping, cord Sav dgrtlar, tot lot, lidding g and benches. "Ibrls crew ,ro1ect includes .acquisition and develap- srnt. lrarrovementa could Include shelter. demino attics, lilClits. landscaping and irrlrptlm. "11r1s stew Piro ect Includes surface inproveiante, cur3», and gu ter, car - street parking., side- aralica, lund]caai+ anps, 'dralnagg, pedestflan ,cn a1ng SAgarvaraerrtn, street du ndture, arrd rpnIject includes on and de aelacati 125,000 IAf.GE7 Af.EA �JJJOlCPI(u1 _� POE Cnuvfv it CITY OF 11IAIII RLCCkdIt JVATIOlS finding in not recrxrended. Althouff, there is a deannstrate4 need on thin activity. finding llmltaticro and a later resident priority ranking do not permit Dimling at this time. Itria is a p0aalble project for future C11 years. 100,000 !lending is not reccmnr del. AlthauCJr there Is a demonstrated needier thla activity, finding 11mltatlmn and a lacer resident priority ranking do not permit Dealing at this time. 'Ibis is a ponnible project for future 011 years. 3 00,000 Funding is $ 250,000 60000 et amended. n01 ties. secarl year I ndinp, is not reeaaaarded. Project eddrt be financed with fthda tither • than 01 . CO Drub; cannot be spent. cn school fond property: Them are $140,000 for Peuka for Pecp1e that will be used for this purpose. II:Ci(SI0 COWIN :t CITY' 81,690 000 cArl7'AI. V.HOSECIS 1tt1 44,01111C1 HIM liw rovrasa)LS Lo .Historic It' esei vattun ;l?svject: flrls is an copping project which includes tsstetL:.)] court, ball fie d, adbdnlstrati[n iod idin( (toilets, storam, office arid covered areal,laidticaping and irrigation, fencing. and ]1i1 itinC. TARGET EA AIJJIPA7Tul fl'OrC IJ ttt, ESTIU4TIO DADE CO1n,TY 6 CITY OF COST NMANO RtCOl41ENVAT10NS f00YlY CICY # 100,000 S 100,00n "]1)is project cotipilthents ta) ura-ppIng activity. It f 150,600 jncludes:street surface 1npr vtlfient9, curbs, ,tuttcrs, gip, laprovenyrts, cnate et parking pro-' arision, sidewalk 'inp uvements including i)sndtchp rvy), landscaping and drainage. a Crew project. It is t elated to the ouse located in Ailalurtta!). fi #>a F1nda for this project could cane ,i ter�nirred 1 Un t'r)mtywlde Citywide allocation fur historic preservation, 2:T?/UE 1{',)d➢JE4 1`; Fk1R: PROW y1Ta' IkAingwcency T.reven- Om ?rugr'am Crime frieveritie n Irew paper and Causa- lity city Poznan J'r1rrAry 'Ilealth :(`are I'r u rarn Transportation Pro- r • In for the Elderly Prom am to pi uv14e 3er ,alternative re Institutional carry for frail, lxara bouid and - ecuperating elders. VESCRIPTION lids Is an al ine project, It is intended to re- duce juvenile -delinquency and provide educaticsial aid recreational activities for the youth in crier. prevention. illogralp provides project Ieader• who works intensively with thirty (30) youths fru.r .9 to 111 years of ages, identified as potential :delinquents. lids in an cngning project. lIznis to be used for the car►tinuaticn of the new n;per pit iicatian, personnel and eananity forum. lids is an aiming City of Mani/Dade Cosrty 1 reject. It 1s intended to ,prcovide. health care to all residents of the 1111apattnh tar eet area. inn_ odes pr'r.:avnel, drugs, supplies and egrnifvnnts. Four mr<nths of flardinr. only (111vuary I, 1978 to %v 31, 1978). 'ibis new lircject relates to the expansion of the irpeact .roman. Trarrsportatim will be provided on a demand response system to the Ailapattah elderly residents. Elders will be picked up at place of residence and transported to medical facilities lanes social service ,agencies desired. 1:lient will he returned to initial point of pick sup. (includes twitching Reeds). lids is a ;new project -A lame timber of elderly residents In ,illlapattah love trouble and need belt) In reeving around, or are fcnfined to their hone. '11oni nriker services prole un will ,provide an opportunity for norm-inrntutitfonnlized living for thcce i'ra11 elderly who may otherwise have to ire instltutlunallzed. Program also provides setp- port to those elderly who :became of restricted (Continues) EMU/ED COST ! 10,000 20,00f) TARGET AREA PIdAPNTI Art PAPE f0104 y 6 ri ne OF 11IAM1 RECO!.'ULNVATIONs Flndinn la reccvrri>,I d. gilts in a continuation of first year CP project. Prof',en received a positive evaluation and Is very desired and needed in the area. Ity of Miami ongoing program. 25,000 i ndilrti► is :•coi i t ri'ied. Tills pro►ri:an supports ci.erlt.irn of neirtitiottrnat facility conceit. 30,000 Funding is recommended. 1811,000 Raiding Is not recamrnded. Budget limitations and a her resident prio- ty ranking do not permit finding at :his tire. Other sources of flindinp ; ould be considered for this project. rP.OPCSLD t w L. tt1G COLINIY CITY 1: 10,000 15,000 -0- _0- -5- $ 10,000 $ 12,410 $ 30,000 !;13VICi CAW PROJID Illif PESCR111104 irruowit to 4 .rtoti dt -vo tc, sit1t uttloi ,care for fra13.1.4tellouud iaLid ivediA•rdtillf, to4h1 lity find it difficult to live inieptcldeolty withoUt this aid. ESTI:141ED COST TARGET AREA if jAPCITAll PAVE COUUTY 5 CITY OF MIAM REMOUNT, ONS CROPCSI 1 t.G Oteil V C1 f V t 216,000 —6— CAPITAL 043101 RANK P..D3E IU1E Douglas lUoad Slum Clearance Old :suokey Park Improvements Pierce Stink Vxpansion aid ik velo,Ume it Ma :Park Placa Corner ,of ;Orrrd and 1zat,el.b Street 'Resurfacing .drd liesealir , DESCRIPTION • Acquisition of prrperties tro lbuglas and Percival 1s ;Z,ropoaed. This is the continuation of a total rlan to eliminate alums and structurally deteri- orated buildings. :Relocation assistance would the provided to affected families. The planned re -use would be housh.g 'l1,is is •a rnultl year ce;.lta1 project. Improve - ;merits to Old :Stiokey Park would be continued. Previously. Ands have been allocated Erma the Pbuite for People Bonds and first and second ;year BCD funds. This new project proposes to acquire the parcel 01' lard northwest .of theexisting Pierce Park site, between Short and industrial Avenues (bordered by Oak Avenue and Brooker Street), in order to expand the 'Park. fevelojment is also proposed. St is proposed that this ;parcel be acquired and converted into a tree shaded °checkers plaza", landscaping, benches, checkers, tt blea, ir>t'orma- tional-displays", mailboxes, -drinking fountains and public telephones may be included. This project proposes to reseal and resurface those btreets Which have :begun to crack or tons pwttxd es. ESTIMATED COST 635,000 185,000 100,000 115,000 12,000 TARGET AREA cocain OAUIE DADE COUNTY t CITY OF MIANI RECOIMIENUATIONS land acquisition for housing or removal of alum and blight 1a recogreended to be provided out of a county-wide/citywide allocation. Priority will be provided to target areas recamei rding this need. More plans will be brought back to target area meetings prior to implementation. Continuing Project lids EroJect le conslatent with CD and target area objectives and la eligible. 'Ihe CD Coconut Qrove Needs Aicalyala indicated the need for additional open apace in that section of the target area. Fund- ing is recamnerded. lnaufficient Funds PROPOSED FORDING COUNTY ciTY_ Countywide Citywide 100,000 -0- $ 185,000. -7- 100,000 i CAU1n1.4!ltvu1 �;thiK KOIIIwr VII i Elizabeth Yiriick Park in ,rovements Grand Avenue improve- ments i heautif1ca- tion Dixie highway Slum riear once St r et T upr ve►uents- 1 e norrsta at.i on VESCR!PI7ON IItq» .nvem nt of the picnic and play area is proixosed at he existing park. 'This project proposes the followitg improve- ments to &nand Avenue, frcm A.x ,].as Road to plaza :Street: nestrlpping for conversion Iran 11 lanes to 3, with the third lane serving m a dual directional left turn lane, elimin- ation of on -street parking, widening of sidewalks, provision of bike lanes, and landscaping_ lids project ;nrl ores to begin acquiring properties along ;Dixie highway beginning at ,Grand Avenue and ;proceeding northeast. A linear park and leaking sites are potential re -uses. 'This project would be implemented on selected streets in the area 'bounded by Grand Avenue, Bird 'Road, Vieille -old Street and Eli zabeth/ hibiscus Streets. Improvements would include rebuilding the pavement :edge, grading the shoulders, sodding, installation of turfstone blocks, sidewalks and tree planting. EST11l1Tf0 CAST 15,000 57,500 250,000 110,000 TARGLT ARLA aoaxur Urnvg PROPOSEV Ftil:VDG OAK coWiry 6 CITY OF 141AEII R[COEO(ENPAT10NS CODUTV CITY Under review by the City of Miami Insufficient Fords land acquisition for housing or removal of shin and blight is reconmerxied to be provided out of a countywide allocation. Priority will be provided to target areas reconmending this need. Future plan will be brought back to target area meetings prior to implementation Insufficient Funds -0- Countywide -0- -0- -0- NAM _ ✓HRO3ber 3I71;f i €E;lderly Services ventlon dii rain Fducatlon Imam WAI Ibis new lurrject would provide outreach is service arfenal, erfpvded rrcreati.xal acti- vities, and equipment for all elderly residents and nranituring and assistance for tear,, new elderly 4 ousin6 coulaex ,on x 24 haul- basic. Yids is an ongoing service project. It pro- lwses to reduce juvenile delinquency and prrrvide recreational and educational activities for youth. The proposed third year funding level is for four months. trier sash rrrrgolrig aer�riee project. IL provides nfoiiiuticxi t.o tenant concerning their rights, wlp: to rstablish truant cigprdzatlons and i ouroges chhzuue in laws +.Bich affect tenant ahadinid respon.^ribilitie. ES1IFtluuD COOSI TARGET AREA COCOM1T MOVE PAVE COUVTY $ CITY OF t11 �111 1 t COWU! E NDA T I ONS .PROPOSE' FUNDING COMB' CITY 0,000 Due to the urr:ertalnty of 1Ltutc Older federal fonline fur CD, and deneuds Anericarur ern existing rcaixutes to refund on- Act, CV A gulag efforts, new service projects airs Local are not reccer._rdcd. 7fds protect Oi,tim will be referred to the Aiea Office on Aging (fur Older Americans Act funds) and the Manpower Planning Council (for CEfA slots). If a local watch is needed. CD would provide for out of local option. 6,000 ltda protect is consistent with CD E 16,00( and target area obje.L1ves and 1s eligible. 'Erase project was late beginning and will have a carry- over of fluids. Flndlrg la recurcril ed at this level. ]6,000 1OPAL 1i6,0o0 1,200 16,000 :NK c Bevel rborhood 1f13c1 >capng v cies Siam 'C3eaarance uercown ssiStaflc VESCR1i7.1ON nis is an ongoing service project that as lsts local business persons by providing Mchnica3 assistance. information and education. lids is an n goin6 multi year capltal project. landscaping. drainage, trees, park furniture, pathways and parking are proposed i'or the ,neighborhood :facility :site. 'This project riroposes the continuation of priority local right of may improvements to N.M. d. 7, 8. 9 and 30 Streets between NW 3 Avenue and the ]EC railroad. It also proposes to improve streets that need side- walks, curb and gutter ardor resurfacing anal resealing. Mlle nCW project would Pfiovide funds for the aenovetlon of Cuiner Center, including land- scaping and parking. Mien service agencies relocate in the neighborhood facility, the center would be: used as a recreational facility. °dlris project :pVlpses to place aesthetically designed trash receptacles throughout Cubser Park. This project proposes to remove deteriorated and dilapidated wood frame buildings. Relocation assistance would also be provided - Re -use is not yet determined, private market housing is preferable. { riln' Demolition of vacant, substandard buildings, street beautification, clean up and sodding of vacant lots, painting exteriors of residential structures ESTIYATEV COST I00,000 adm.' 200,000- guarantee! loan propels 200.000 1100,000 100,000 TARGET AREA CtllmFg PROF CS[V (WWI AWE COUNTY l CITY OF JIIAHI RECC1VENPATIONS COUNTY CI`Y going City of !Hand Project $ 46.891 Fiuds sere not previously allocated Tor iardscapdrg the neigiborh od facility site. Minding is recamiend- ea in order to coaplete the project. Continuation of second year program Inds project is consistent with CD and target area objectives and is eligible. 'Ibe City of Miami's Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan recommended the development of a Youth Center for the area. Finding is rec.: mended. 2,000 Cc elements upcoming City atreet im- provements. 11rie (u'oject 1a crostetent with CD and target area objectives and is eligible. $ 235,000 This type of program has never been attempted in Dade County. Provides new approach to neighborhood physical programs 200,000 100,000 470.000 200,0 12,790 235,000 i'I:i)aLC4 di1;11 10r.:9.'1 1 i 1 iy tic. IS t.11 Utert1C4 Cultrnsi lints -Sr:1 vice V1 .C1:11711rN___.—___--. 31i1s l;rn:JcCt .:e3 to acquire a i+arcel vittr sea bulldlr.s of hW ]st Court Lei weer' tM 6th aril 7th Streets. 'Tile bu11d1r:kr,s would be t•ehatitaten using Ilection 8 fluids and M ..cation trx ef1te would to provided. The w•i ral lc -twits would he'+ urccw•nt;•. l to rttw'u ui;,n erepietlon of the pro - !iris activity would provide for tte adtdfilstr'a- thin esf a nultl-faceted arts ,lu'i ram for the cultural e-rn'ieleeJt of Culncr residents. fsumo COST $ T70,000 25,0 TARG.r AI to CWb1IB VAVt cOtthTV s WV OF CROFJstL ftikil)lRt 111,101 kfCu1UFNDATIONS _ COIWTV el1V be reviewed as part of the City -0- lousi g Line prt1wn. it; tre coord1iated with CuLIti Cer,ter activitles. $ 0,419 `f11 I ;kOJUT URfI ri i-ids ,$=K,uS P,,l: ovc ,ruts DESCRIPTION Mivri i'arks are i;r .i ose i to :;er ve children, age 32 yr:am wd younger and adults. These would be ]ccated In tie Trr;ey ..rr1 Hre111.r0 Park arras. An off-street lavrd;rk]r,l, or; with landscap- ing Ss y,rol;o:.ed for a sit at the U.N. corner of :IM 2 Avenue aid 1M 10 SI reel. Ile ahi l t Alm of batiar,,n faril] t]. c and eournudty 4,uildLrga. ESTIgATE0 COST 250.000 L0�000 raft tT ARtA•t!Il- DADW COMTY S CITY OF _ :{IPlll FECONI?.VATIONS radflo g of rat <r 1is City mtld. parka. City .rill ref auttrcr] ty. to off-street 73,000 t olrtfl ct itl<t1 of "Parks for Ceople" program by City of Miami 1t71'Af. PROPOSID T{;&:PIP.G COUNTY CITY 8 85,000 $ 770,000 $ 73,000 -12- RANK 1Y:t)9t:C1 fltElf SSte Acquisition for h *M Housing Construc- tion 2 .:;lwn Clearance ;alai land Acquisition for $Hand made Commit/ College Slain+Ciearance ,and land f cquistion for Downtown Dili Campus pansicn of Elderly Ser is s DFSCRJ PTI ON This Is a ,new project. lie hk teio portion of the block adjacent to off- street parking authority age ,(directly south of Maud -Dade Community College Downtown ConV.ts) at 1E 1st Avenue :between NE '2md and 3rd Streets. llbe site presently cotsists of old hotels, retail and parking lots. Eatlnzrated cost includes .aequisi- tion, relocation and dcnplltion. 'This is a new project. The block :directly north of the illzuci-Dade Ccnmu- nity College hounded by 11E lltlh and 5th Streets aril Jig 1st and 2rd .Avenues. Me site presently includes obsolescent I4Opertles and a fire station The property would provide for the expansion of dams-L de Cauuuhity College. Estimated costs innclude:acquisitlon, relocation and demolition. (Not including the fire station) 'This is a tat*. ;project_ The prcposed site for the Downtown Florida In- ternational University Canipus is the block bounded by la 4th and 5th :Streets, IlE tat Avenue and N. tilami Avenue. 'This project is not presently funded by CO. Social Service workers will canvas the central 13uwntown area to identify Individuals In need of social services, referral :and information, hot meals, recreation tar transportation. Services will the provided ,et two centers: 1111SA Isle (2501 11W 16 St. 11) and ,Jack Orr Plaza (550 ilk, 5th Store to needy ,elderly residents. ESTI1tl41 EP COST $ 2,123,600 $ 3,196,290 $ 3,234,360 55,000 TARGET AREA DOWNftMN PAVE COUNTY d CITY OF 111411 RICOINENOATI ONS Acquisition for this site will be done th n. aji the third year Countywide and Citywide allocation for Housing Land Acqulaltion. Ririe project is not recommended for allocation due to insufficient thud year CD funds. It should be consider- ed for possible hording out of the fourth year allocation. This project is not recama&ed due to insufficient thins year ED A nda. It should be considered for possible funding out of the fourth year alloca tint). Due to uncertainty of ALture federal ibrdirg for CD, and demands on euls- tlrg resources to tore-t1:nd owing efforts, new service projects are not reca nn nded. This Iroject thaa Ieei referred to the Area Office on Aging for illnding. It a local natch 1a needed, nade County CD could pr•ovlslc fur out of local option. Me City of tttanl 14 evaluating the nee', for a social worker to work out of the Dot nt own Nee. I'KOP('Stt; E1tIVING COU'MTY CITY Countywide -0- -0- lder Atari - Act and ocal option Citywide -0- -0- $15,000 -13- :ndJteT T3L11 5 :W A Child Care Gen DI SCRIri I ON ill anti ri ver•'Walkway l'}juse 111 rai nted *lurais aan Selected Downtown Buildings NspirAg can 1-95 C::it :Rapp Island ESTI'l11E0 COIT 'This program would provide child care cervices fors 85,000 old1dren (21 to 5 years of age) of working 1.arents or students In the Downtown Miami area. The progsvm le designed as -a positive learning ex- perience structured to respond to the initial skirl levels, intellectual, emotional and social heeds and ,physical activities of each child at the center. The request is for 50 slots. This is a ,continuation of a Becond year project. This project spores corm nuation of the 20 foot wide laalscaped air] paved walkway on the north manic of the Miami :River. The project would Include landscaping and paving. Thane 1I, of the iprojetAt extends to the Miami Avenue bridge. Phase 111 will continue to the north -south express; .way and t:+e *railway will eventually extend to the Flagler street bridge. f11e project le for liana to be painted en the .outside halls or (selected Downtown Buildings with high pedestrian :and/or motorist visibility or with'. other -dens-rite Infect on the urban envfro x ent. This project is to plant landscaping on the exit ramp island of the 1-95 expressway at SE 2nd Avenue and enhance this portion of the ranp. 300,000 5,000 1,000 1ARG1.1 ARIA DOWITI F2i FROrost.D Fw VIh0 GAVE COUNTY 6 CITY OF --- — - _____ If1/1•II RICOI8ifNPATIONS COUNTY CITY The ia•oject is recaruiended to receive 11 target local watch fluids for 50 slots out of as an "All target Area" set -aside for child care services utilizing Title XX and State funds. Tlda project is reccumerded for Audis i.r :. It will continue the linkages of vari existing and prtposed Downtown activi- ties along the north b:utk or the r+tamt rd'i r. Ibis project is reconnnen1ed for furxl- Ing. It is consistent with Carnality Development objectives. It also is an ccaxndc way of entrancing and isprov the appearance of selected Downtown ar• a. This portion of the intersection glair fies as one of the gateways into the Downtown area, landscaping would be a method to increase definition and beautification of the gateway. $ 300,000 $ 5,003 8 1,000 kip to =sc+ciaafly dia- riettt d irxiividunla 914:et jtienitti fi cat3 cm III PfSCR1i1:10N lids is a new project. TO initiate as nervi ce Frci r ii to guide and waist the alcoholic and die -oriented individuals fre- quenting the Dowiturai •area into a system of orien- tation so that they nay regain stability. SLrereL lnl oveiii nts from UL 2nd Avtzue from Miami i&uia: Conewnity Coiie1 , 11,ouLowu Campus to SE 2nd tract and South 1st Strt:Lt from Suuth Miami Aw- ing.: to SE 2nd Avenue. ESTIMATED COST 250,000 TARGET AREA DONAIICWN PAVE COUNTY $ CITY OF MMIAM1 RECOMHENPATIOld Rhia project is to be channeled through the Dade County ChwprehensIve Alcohol Prcgrem Ibis project la a continuation of the 2ni year CI) Alagler Street Trrprovemen reject. PROPOSEV FUt:DING COUNTY CITY County Ilu- mksn Resource. Department -15- 5179,000 PRoF•cr Egad[ RI 70 1 ' Pet+yd:<rl o..l I.rclllty "this ds a cuntinuatlur of a 't cxnd Yuur project sLuss:d tdl d Clhc.asitywidc: neilliorhcrod facility .sluts a jolrrt 511tx,n/1last 1.lttle River facility was 1,rWl1.ased. As pat of a :n:uard Year uxnrtywldc set aside, $569,000 was allocated for this fac111 ty. 11ww1ag the third year Planninu tc a, ixxs ilrle site alternatives :were studied aid the 3Lcunuffi1a1:1on 1s: ]y,rr, Ccavnurity Pal t'a,vela,rit8 Acut slticat arid new curstructicn of vacrart ur NM. 79th street to II.W. 77th Street eur N. W.2 nl 'Avenue and 1I.W. 1st Avenrre. Ids patio is 10 ated at tl.W. ,6th . and N.W. Street. 'This •ptnjcct will ,gS2•ade existing u d luvvtde additional park faculties including cunstrucli©r of htardl.al I cams, court re' ro- ratl,ar, field liditir . !cane furniture, bird- c:y,ing and renovation of the auditorium at the Irnrelle iaenhcrf I rater'. e I CuaaeIity V.. 'Tex. expansion ol'tlae 11:.y awes ',Alison Amru:lty Al Iaraiar Park located at 1I.W. (,Wi .Avenue and N.14. 62nd Street and h6th :street m111 result 1n the auiditlni over 3 acres of land to this par•Ic..'71e pro- visions 8f additional cam .courts and shall field 3rgmavenenta will result from thin ;prwcued s EST11NTE0 cojT n0o,000 Jew Construc- t cn 7ARGE7 AREA F.IIISON L1'1']7E I[NVERR PAVE COUNTY 1 CITY OF MiAMi RECOIUIEMPATIONS Facie of the target areas will pruvlde cre !calf of the estimated coat for new construction of the neltlibutiwcd facility as part of their third year allocation. 'lids project 1s tecumended for fsuling. ItIs consistent with Cannnity Rvelcp nest and tatyet area cbjectivca. 1111s is a heavily utilized carmnity park and there rev no additional Parka C::r People Rand Ptsvb available to provide nutlet. lnprnvernents. 140,000 'Oda ptvJect ntly cider n:vicw ty the City of rtf:aut PROPOSE) fUA'UIi.Cs COUNTY CITY $ 400,000 -0 $142,000 1,700 —16- 2 C 31�•rra V1::ia "Ilei4 boI'- x Ci ::,,ir n 0cd:rltlrxl in i Iw•o� l,l.;mah ill .rove 711nt- -Aoifmatt ea: 11ao rates ate l,,upo ed to lie iointly d':velived an tdre Puorra V1ata tle1t J✓erieral Perk on the west of tl.W. ;'rid :Avertic l.rtwe.n 1.11. 117th and 4flit .Y.reeets and 9x tin rs II.W.... id and 53i 1 Stri eta, to include a imilti-pur,cc.e pavilion that eau be uti ll wd for a aw.rlcend lnrU)1e rrcutet, i,es1,-etl.j11 corrt:s, tot lot, clads courts. riertt exams, :pl Quo va•;w, et C. s is l lrrtipirted development for a tiro) recrea- tdal sue a and City of iliad owned property at the tie River imtlel (TIE 3r 1 Avenue arrd 1d h:. With 2 ud''k+rth itinl- 'lta pr. jest la the arAluisition of a ttnl-Park to l:rrtc Ar1,tlsi'lion and 'ire located In me vicinity of'N.E. 1st Court a'1 1 in-1o;.ia:nt GStti Str>rt. levelopmerrt would include F7vtr cants; a ^tot Rot, irrirlit]at aid park furniture. Y.11ncsr treltjttrc,rt,,.l bts 3a a continuation of a first year t) project li if tuaw:9taerrr1 F.11son'Neigibotionel Park will he located at 11.E. NtanQ 1laee and 59th Street. Proposed pink dove geahtt :will include deiolition of existing tnrcttu.:n,-renovetl.m of structure for pad,se, gttt,e courts. skateboard track, irripati.n, lend- ; ,;ry lrtp a2 vi park Putritrrre. trot-- T!>sipw a;d oaf:.;tructlm of a vehicular brldtp cm inE ttre iarctnmit :locum of the Edison tarert areea to the Vi eve of F.1 Portal actress{ I Triune fanal. 9 Il3 would repla.e an t"t pedestrian i'rldf,e, a11fled aplinixlrrrtely ?3 d. 2ed Avenue. This area has teen identl- 1>y zeesidonts an '•havinc a blip incidence of erii'a 11re vehicular bridge would provide authors- Coltinued) 11cu7:u ! l E'a'tal TAME, AR 1•nr;;r E Rllirlt ESTIMATL9 PAYE COut/I y 6 Cily Or COST MIM II 1.'fCcd!9fttitAl id" S S 200,000 "Ibis project la r+tconu•ruknt for IlrnitnP. A rrrrll'er site 1433 prevl i ly ldentlfie! Iurhnp the second year CD planing pro- cesa. "ire proposed exonnstrn has re- sulted in insufficient failing for the Paris as now prriposett. The linen Vista n •ir;d,orir.yt 1s 1n treed of open space and the prbpcooil expansion of this pro- ject will provide better ari4 rote inno- vative service to the residents. 10,000 This project is teccionsiied for tln'llnt;. It is consistent with Crtmnity Develn(s.ait aid tart area objectives 0 lids lnoject to recronrr d far Ilovlinr It is consistent with Ccrmrnity R:velorNnent and target area objectives. 225,00(} 3his 1+nrJcct t recnm i% d for funding It is consistent with Conmunity 11evelotsent and target area objectives Also, a Smaller site had teen pievlortssl; 12ic,itifir'1 i i a first CD project. This pnajr•ct is not i ecrrrvn.hed because of necrssatr� ad,iltlrywl land acquisition traffic flaw . nfllcts that would be created, *up i f.*.Iestrtzn :safety hazards. Also, tl' primal? concern fur this project heinh crine cmtrol "cvi tie achieved tlite..411 other invanfl. South as better ccsvu1cattrn and anrve111anie rs,crO {t11 11,r:.'t1:c COa't7V t't1V 1 ,O00 -17- PAW ESCRIN1ION ESTIMATED COST TARGET AR FTUSwtJ biro}$ RIaIR PRl11`O`I1i FI :t)IPG PAVE COMFY d CITY OF NIAIU RI.COMNENUAfnoNS COUNTY CITY fa-si.tgr and Ctxnytrerc- tlarr of Veldcular .ia• to 1.1 Portal tins with 1ntv'ovtd circulation and tx tter detwee of alrrvell1ance. inaxvw:malts Street Tnniuuvenents Iran the 1+.1i.C..l to ti. Miami 7L•rsace Avenue would include curbs, t,.utters, storm drinarp. si&wallns illuovenrsnts, land. taping and lrixroved cx4re:et Pavirig. u.,n9I'll9ttam lbr. 1.1r<:FFrxnt Area Pfk larchznrit area of i•:11:n.r1 Pali( Imuutd cox t1>e nui' h:by little River Canal. i1.U. 79th'Street. an eat and the 1-95 i xp ress ay on the treat has a :;evr:re:-drainabti ,problem caused by ,pour soil per- colation _ colationn rite, hir,h .water table and low land ele- vation. A :study has determined that Meerut drains is 4he required solution for thla situation. 00, by the authorities. Basically, fltim -0- -O- a circulation rolnt of view, a vehlcul: bridge would not achieve the desired results: The City or Maid neconnends that such -0- 1ulproverfnts t.e provided throufi City bonds. f7.F.. 02 Terrace traffic flow is also to be re -directed to ono-uay west loud. S 300,000 'his p, ject 15 recntmrn.ltal for f ndln, 9tle third year allocation 1a for the execution of a pilot study urn a typtca burr drsdnare section of the. area. 9fue study will be conducted along 400 feet of roadway to determine the suitability of the proposed solution. $ 12,( 1tv Bc ii1R. -28- CAI'iIAL rsAm rPROJECI HUE 11.w. &II Street 'T,ccxrcortie lievelbtgrent RYA eautif'icat'ion t`:n,jed. tkeit horlK0d Facility renovation land acquisition for Coming site's and relocation -of laMilies lotto 7 legarl1.ty Plvi rrront Park VESCRiJIiON lids is an ong}rint:multi yesrr ,capital project. Overall project includes the area of S.W. 8th Street from SW 27th llveruie 1.o tirlckeli Avenue Rtds gnhase includes street 'beautification and inprovenents to SW eth Street from 1-95 to .Th ickeli Avenue. lids is an ongoing protect. It 'includes additional interior renovaticxn and exterior inprovencfnt to the site and the 'building. lido is en ongoing project. It consists of identification of sites for acquisition to be ulPd for aw incase fandlies and the elderly. It includes relocation and demolition. rids nNew project irnc]uies design, relocaticsn or b ninesn, ddemnllticn of existing °buildings and deve]cinm'nt. Site irvinrovertents include riverfront area; landscaping and 'irrigations; ,parlc furniture a,laygrinmrd equiltseflts; lig}ntinr; sport facilities; adm1nistratian "building and other_ A portion of t land for this lark has been acquired already. This project, due to its vaiyritude will have to be developed in stages. tiatinnted total cost is a -minim m of $800„000. LSTIMTED COST 'TARGET AREA Ir ITIR H4VAiUA VAVE COWITY 6 Clll' OF N1At11 I CCCbthttNOATIONS 750.000 Finding is reccrrierx1ed. This project was started in the first el.) year and furxiing should ocntixrue. The street beautification comment should be fund this year. A ccxmercial beautificatlm component for A150.000 Is part of this project, but should he flrvkd throW'n the "all tar gt areas" allocation. The off-street parking, moment should be related to proposed homing sites or should be financed on the fourth year. $500,000 1,000,000 250,000 Fielding is reccrrnenrhed. lend acqulsi- tltn for housing or rvrnnvn1 of slue and blight is recrnmerded to be provided out of a countywide (and citywide In tdlami) allocation. Priorities will be provided to target areas recommending this need. Future plans w111 he brought back to target area meetings prior to irplernentation. rr.trtSLf lt)t-F,I 10 COIDIV CITY $ 150,000 Countywide t 500,nnn Citywide 225.000. CAM: aF:uxxordlc lk.rr:lgrent aH(1 {y,RIlUflcatlon Pxojt ct ]D+m t lwe Marti F1aer to , t1, Tivrrsue. kxlu1s171ta, said fli9, 11tatlou of4t pl1 ,ut1dlr t03>t tamed 9nto itoardin axles Rhr Rt1e a 1i1� utafycatlax =,rid ee 3rrolavcnents haled late y of Rate TrJxtaad A'dCi31 11 T. tv out d equipment ,arid l:rx&coping Mini uxaris}} i'nr lltaelcrsoar Aa:aut�Ilcatlm and ik-tiestilavw ubve- m'-fits I s.m. QUA i2Ara 7venue.; Arm lafiel :Itnaat to :{aarct. 11t01-I'ari: nites SCRIVTION Adis ar3w;Inject dx+cludrs des] A71 m,d pilot study of' srtxsr 1tlocUs floor the 111vor to 12U, Avenue. ''lids Iunject. due to its stappltudl, will rave to he develol•ed in st .res• 1stlr,<ited cost of overall project is a minireaR of 11,On0,000. 4s Is .a a,ew protect. Paris will Le ;Imed as dnni-. tyrants to 1)1Ud lwe dilapidated etruetwes to he r1,ed 1ntzt d,oardinr, houses. Project till ilea: a...: rpals: h'I1ttt n.4lucticn and provision ixnusing facilities. Tile V -matching t{xat oId 1,c -,v.dlrxr.le if pn j.:et la implemented. a Ss:new pioiect includes 1arIAacaPliW;.Sidewalks tandlcap rasps. curbs and :cutters; Street fluniture ,rdestr1an coal:sings oral ut:her lnrnuve,cents. 'I14s 1s a,..new Pr.:ject. : 7L1s ;park Is located, at iJ.tl. Sax 'Avenue ;ud I1 W. 2nd .Street. Project iAlcludes Ilut er develt;ra rxt of this park inclallor I,9avtu'o+crd twee; equipments, tnl tree planting'. "1'rxls rl.xw project Inclxvtes lata scal.inV, handicapped ads, trash ncclrtac es Arid other 1nprovetrrtnta. xis ausa Ivejcct Snc1udes a01+tf 5111u1 and :velc{Inaint. ]rx:aticats to he n.'lected. ESTIMATED COST TARGET AREA ITI'IYF it*v NA 9APE COUNTY A CITY OF MIAIII RECO.YIENOATIONS 1 2�,0,000 1n� is re&iir n1ed. This protect 13 lelnforce the pedestrian and visual uuacter of the arrest, and will attrac olde to crnnrrcial areas venerating axstnesa activiteu. Mao will provide a ,lace for social interaction and will Wrote a safe envlrz,cnt to residents u1 vlsltors of the area. $ 10,000 lnR la not recalmrnded. Although here Is a devenatrated uce for this ,rolect, Ilndhtg limitations and a loner rshient priority tanking of the social .aunt do not permit f ,idtng at this 1ne. E110h111ty 1e guestlaralrle and 111 he further studied. 31.E $ 25,000 126,000 Itttown there 1a a need for this pie- s Ihnling 11JUtat11rrs and a lower Went priority ranking do not permit. ing at thie time. This In a weal - le project far future CD years. 11t1.oW'h them 1s a need for this r i' Iect, 1lndtng, limitations and a lowed resident priority i vk1i l; du rot peuiilt flar11pY at. this tine. Title Is a pan slble project for future en vents. FtOFYSEt 1t1 tittG COUNTY CITY' E 250,E _rF _0.. -20- ^431Tn1, 'R ITZI r i, i6; VR0s6C1 nr i2 13 ices .coons for 1blritno ('Iraqi) flint - Via& re Platrtlnp Froriam In local streets 4A dt er i "wiring Facilities In ii*s14&n- tei -art' ';rcawr.l+ciA� VISCRI PTION This new project. inclines building structures with liandir.ap provisiars. +claw project ccnsits of piantinp nrdlsm sized trees in vipaved areas and sidewalks. Iocations to lie ;selected. 'this new; project includes land acquiaitlzn and deve ops:mt for parking facilities at locatlar to be selected. ESTIM1 LD COST $ 20,000 S 5o,nnn 200,000 TARGET ARCA 1.19711"-UuuWa VADE COWITY 6 CITY OF IIIAf1I Rtrr)LVItNCATlOUS I { ii'csi l' I t vP1f,G CQW1T, CITv —21— TARGET AREA I11 FW IIAVAIIA la;t'ii;•: PI',UI?r'f ESTIMTW RAVE cou ry 6 CITY OF ESCRIPTION COST MIA/II RECO1•YIENVATIONS VAMti PRt1jLLi 9ldtliE �—» ' ?there Ss a need to E 54.200 larlsting City of Muni program . t ] r1i]l d (+l� 1'Ivt# ,us- This is an ongoing rovided aNi to ii et 'trtry ll,tut• , d.ah uely the speeds of 2 0 c T tl,e SIk]surini;+e'',>s of 210 children a1.7:d 12 to 34 years at this 'waftef school" car. carte . Mc the add11.1n,a) ;bu11,ling space is necessary for pycptent nalula,a+ce and lntuvv.',us,t of the pro- gram my la yxnN.atia I Pro- l 1s is :v, awning project. '71rls 1nr,C7:1m provides $ 15.Fxisth t City of Huai prola'am E1;a, 111 HolrlA)ur-i 11L-u t!a„aIwrt:rcl�ri for the elderly in Little Ile- vmd •Peel ty rlclla, `.. aYar,9. Camontty :c:.y,ter, m, o ealirritlet y, i:,lleel and Dental 'orls new pfl17drn is 1ntisidrd to provide raedtca1 an+ $ 160;t100 limltEatimsg la n t not perndt'f1+r1 v1tnr. :;r.v]ces V?avey+an lit rul1 a to clu encase. sullies in Ili ale thla Liar.. Little Havana 1s me of the 1Vdvara. T r,,7 un Includes ,pr , rnn„ei supplies end areas Included 1n the ,fer:rntrali•ruxl Fri oblrer erq,.a, s. rrvy heaIncluded fare System n pll a ned for or a Rule Canty. according to the facility would he built with fecal* of ro i.as 1kni1 Issue fln,t,. 50.t100 l3aiding is not reCulrende'1• Feviret rl Ix inrt< ilrn#IFdfl ll,1s paw lvjr:ct is lntcdr.•d to provide .lay can $ limitations do not p,ennit funding at 'y an irr 41« +K ryilwii+uod facility, for or ldreo this drip. Otter sourtres of Md1ng ilu 'Orr u,urrh9y rrf 13tt3e'Ilavarra should be considered for this project. er Ina. I jiy{0r7ti1l i;ert,:n:;lurr of : erdlrx , finis new Pr njeet nrfi-ls: {I ]tlrrR Sala' Utrd lxutx,ts rr1 +(ub;ut "lrn i1c n and ci41dXtvl cour,s,:llnk; ;2) 1,eip to s.s or .7.rv1 dU !srcY citi rns,malical ser cr riete nflpt1for C5m p E4_a cations forpet 1OB lSulsle.r �+'f ;and oaturalaa!atlrn; (SD information .and refer7'si t9t,rlye1iv,'r:d,rurlity - etc. Free service. finis "'quested 1:111 be ;re1rJicr vy?:±trcy. aartdm,i wit1r $LB,288 ilmnC.A.S.1n 11,550 lrrrrl1nr is not recommended. &shirt limitations do not peradt 11nding at this time. rf:OrcSEO ilrL'i.0 COUNTY CITY' 000 .0.000 —22- RA!rNotOr flrJE "tiahreilta" Project Yo,(t!e 'G rater for e Pi•el,:,rat1crn DESCRIPTION `1L 1.'.j1r.n7e "Was- :JurI; tc:e" for rthe Ij'.tl Havana Elderl 13 "'F:1 Palacio de loci rrainles"elderly j ect. 'M11 anj1 i ntln -(hess Program 143s1dential Hc ie- nukers. 1h1s new anvject will offer lessons for cooking, seawrwlln(;, clgararrildnp, baking and other activities lids new ;Project intends to assist el.ier•ly re- sidents 4iith their ;preticrrn and concerns, via 11eee teleli me counseling offend by trained elderly counselors. (Includes inteliing Ands). Ibis new project crosists of a care facility pr orr.un for the elderly, Program ;peals include nedl cal :attention, god nutrition, recreation and cultural activities and rehabilitation. Estimated total cost *798,200. 'lids project, due tb its /tur itude,.:will have to 1,e developed in stages This new prop ~am is intended to provide re- creaticnai and educational activity for the youth tluourh chess lessons and tournanente. 'Dais ongoing 3rcmerrraker :services program will pro- vide an alternative to instituticrui3 care for the elderly arid disabled individuals residing in the target area of Little Havana. Prop1'am also pr'o- 4,ides support to those -elderly who because of :restricted ••nrobi.lity find it difficult to live Independently without this tld. ESfl IEa GAVE CO(4OIY 6 Ci1Y OF COST IUINII RECCMICENOATIONS ;0,000 Balding is not rec4nn+r:nxied. &Peer rest lent priority ranking and flnlding llmitatians, Rio not permit finding at this time. 15,100 80,000 71j,iv3 92,000 Finding; 1s not recrmmnded. Lower resi- dent priority ranking and harping iinritaticns do not permit finding at thl3 t1me. Minding 1s not reeconvendeci. Lower resi- dent priority r anklnp; and flnding llndtaticns, do not permit flrxiing at Chia time. Flzuifnp is not reentorended. Iower resi- dent priority ranking and funding limitations, do not permit funding at this time. mpning City of Miami protect. F\sadhrp; Is recorrended rl:. ;'ist:O Ftl::f)i1.G COIL};IY CITY -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- R 85,nn0 -23- a.r:nrl 1'10111iraa PRQJLC1 4141. r•,tl:.na I�ia:un �r+ Sett {Ca Elur SCRIP `Cis rwe.rr ;prglect will 'mutate and eatlrulate Inter. st In -t4ban art trrrd cultuie. This .program is presently located at the heirlrterhond facility ;and is sulyarrted nninly by doratirrra. Au alh 'l1lCs rt.. project is Litt -Tried pr-Sr:.v1ly for drug ,reveutirrt among, the youth. i.>14YI ti w4. rutt viura eee 5rmn 1br the ed °hcvrrding Iaeu,r;s" ;for•the eld.lav- 71nis new project prulr.:;es to extend Into little Eiavrrrra :a11 of slaty aeivice of Catholic :harltiee locau d In Rude rawrty. Residents will be direct - other charities and coerrurlty amincles not ioeaLed within the 'Little llavann area. Service to fire elder )y ,will be also ;provided. (Includes rrt.9.tlryr, fuds). This new project provides a soeial worker to offer arui coordinate cervices. 1iec114011.3 of the I. ilould be pulped trwther rather than receit ileum 1n01.vl.hrally. Ilrrru:r.Nl.ers aervlces and aodal services would be arranred either thronp►r ry aentit rt" wILII,or the n sldents giurrlurac of, se ties Arum the res1dential 1loremaker Prornam. Aaese services mould aid during the adjuyturart period and handle tasks srtdch the elders could not Ao t1axleIves. tP, Children and Slang. This rxw project as Intended to or rrize children ;Eros, -ant In 15 e during after school hours to participate in Jlavana athletic co eti;Ian. Sports will ire practiced in the :available facilities In the area under the -expert alrid:na:.of irllysical education profes- ESfrf 41ED COST TARGET AREA IJIIILE I VANS DAVE CDllllTY 6 CITY OF MIAAI RtCO11VpJDATIONS 28,056 Molding is tart recrmrendol. rower real dent.pr•torlty c:,rJl and Routine limitations do not permit Hording; at this tine. 25,000 "1n,690 $ 15,000 60,000 Finding is not reovrrended. Lower resl- rient, prlority ranting, and t' xhW g limitations do not permit funding at Chia tire. Funding is not reCorreYvteri Lower real- dela- priorlty ranktnv and finding Itmi- tatlu,s de nut permit Moiling at this tint. .. guiding 1s not reoormndr.t. Althon4i there 1a a t:,rn:rtrated neeI for this activity, fruxiing limitations and a lower risldent priority ranking do not permit funding et this tine. Thu pro- gram wangles, ate a capital project not recarmerded for funding. khalirg la not ma7drd. lower resi- dent priority ranking and finding lied- tailors do not pematt flrrdtng at this time. 1'Rol SLL I t,rvipG COUNTY CFlV -0- -24— 1.::414mt 1 him tot ^nu 1 1t• ,t it'.t+at 1i'r n1 1131'11,:411 anitl iii i' i+nlu ttt 1101 , Inn1 ,1.•:1nlutnl VIII 111 r.u91 111w•1'111C '11111ti 111!w 1,1V'3r15L to 11d.'Ix1 '1 to CI, 'Ili, 1104 ,1.• ,r1<tit .w11.h 41u4111'it•Q t 1ru¢t1 11111. trtl lnitllu-n t ttrrnitttint 11t tint lut_p;,l:d 1.at ,.r f ,l.ui n,11 »•ntatIrl,: 1w»1I lout tn•iiLan :+1.4,- Imalt x•s:a-r•tl 111 l:tat 1ltatil11r1d.1,9t1 to 14tt.1+l11 111111 111 vr1,1t Holt' tntnit.. .. u,ac.*'t :wlt1 ,ff,t• of 11os-Al anx1 nttlntl •µ,Eon tnt 1.11:1.1 1 -Havana la•a1.1444t:». 111111 rn•w t.t'ttjt t 111 11/1.tixM!,t to to x•tn I1:iv:n1n /N.11111.111g 1111.1111't.1'1 C1111 W:1.1:nn1 ;tt11r11.1e. rt 441ar I nt1 !tat will 1v..vl 1. 1113.1114 t.t poi 'rot. ,ant1 1n t.r•ru•dto: ,1 II-;1, 1,111,4.1d, ur ,-At.11..14. 111171 lntw 1 l .1r•.t ,rnn,lnt8 or tpx,tgt u1' nt,r'kalt.n t11:11 tittt•nt.t` 113 At 0tf111t1t lttt.r,*'t1L. 1'n10/1111 11.1 1t1- Ile191.4lIt I,nnitt1* 11n• 1 an•11trr 1tI .01 .1t1., 44111.0'w. 'cut vrt .itl,n,ll.y 1,.i l:h.et with 11,,:*trlei1 vr.cat.ital. Lip :L•vr!4rt1.1:hrla' Itilet1L. fJ1 ' AI t t nl:l A 1d'Irttii tiAv 6 CiI$ or 14t1 x1111g 1n 111k 1t!1131 irz1114•1L 11t•1nrlly I:aJ1LIK 111uttnll.l i I t nut t.•wdl 111111 11111. fhniLll; 11ng at 4Ux11uy 13 ix d. 11•t,* i,i*tIt tl. 3I Mr11• . n•n1,411t 11191,rit.y 116.141.11f, ;moll f ii4l11ty IInd I all.sin .1,1 u.d. Ir:null 1110tt4g at 1J11:1 tits. 1,4 a hilic is •M11 win titan ntreI. 1P141t1• n•a1110It 11r1. a•1ty rtu1llny, +u ul Iluufhyt. Ili ttluLluu It t hot t r 11111t IludL1K nL thin Lim. Ili Ilry 1ntartttt...nntrittt 1.1.1wr•r r1•u14rnt l,rl.,rit.y r11*11, text 1Lto1111y Und1 atl,un 110 not IK•nnit t14414114tK :it. thin t1ur, i•Uvil tit In 1 •4 i1It 1aol•l.3111. I,n+et• *'ol 1.•nt 1+r1t111.y 1:a Jt llyr Mil tlaxllit 1101.i1t1.1111 .lat 1n.L 1.110t f1..Itlt ut thin IIna•. u; i41O5&1 UTs tsru (1 cell inn1, aLC. h,ir I,e1s1LIiitaffioai Sr•a,utw, DESCRIPTION 1s ruia pros -am offers induruy care 1n d thou- utic caaurtlty arvOluo n:at, for adolescent ,,dies mho Srriiiur1ly Law I ecnm:.dru g dapencksits. ,1 `�? i •113 iur atic,-R.anizcreii-na-'71ds anew firotpum ri. als wrath snclal, iisyehoioldcal rqI yyil ,hysleal a pects cf lcxa-inc ome latin fwidiles ild .ern: Prura+an Elroydin is int&*ckd to provide child ftht:31c :;r:rvice cane (pie -school .aEe) and after nchool and infant au outs, Truiranm to he located 1.ri the !attic Jlavana flelllil,oriroad Pacll1L1es (includes matching raids rrnetu 4,nnftory Inc.. PMI'�S i 9141s'uiw pioiram is intended to bring classical luesulrtadiois to our Spanish, Canadian, Haitian aul :i.911or C1L1::i1,s Crnup. nry:antzatlan ppal 1a io cultivate, primate, foster, sponsor and other - /Ise ari and ..tanding of ail sppr ciation ibr the gnu lcal arts far the 'benefit of popular audiences.' 25 Spanish +1Llture Fao- y1ils new ,pmlpwn la intended to establish classes s-um sn manlsli culture and civ111zatir41 :as :well as G@ an History traditions .and folklore. The ab- ecAive of this (x:gram Is to enhance the Ia Ie* of ,an history and civilizations. its folklore runic and i terature an well as other manifesta- f1®ns of all., In relation with 1tr.. liAban hispanic I,r1•1taik!. TARGET ARM ST116: HAMA EST UV 9AOE COUWIY l CITY OF COST 1t1A11I RECOMMENDATIONS 2,237 Fnmilry; is not recaitnded. Inver resident priority ranktnE.and ilndtnp; limitations do not permit 1lrnding at tlils thus. 65,n00 Funding 1s not ncaanerd. Leer resi- dent priority rani in( end funding limitations do not penidt funding at this tlue. 42,000 I+t+tciilrr. Ilyd for this childcare pro - rain 1s lecuree1ded to be available tbsonph an "all tairet area allocation for nelplrboriiood daycaie alrnsnrs to utilise In securing Health, Klucatlon and Welfaie Title XX and State finds. 2,500 Finding is not recommended. la>wcr resi- dent priority ranking and finialhlg, llndtatlois do not permit fhding at thla Lime. 2,240 piadinut la net r'ecuiii nded. Inner resident priority ranking and finding llmltatlai9 do not per,dt fln.iing at this tlau. PROPOSED FUNDING COOMTY CITY t —26 :Ir7? IIirJFrJ LOUT AREA I.r191Ji IInvpJia PROFiO rw.vzkG FS1IMATtV VAVE COUNTY Jf CITY OF Ecr TIME 9CSCRIf710H COST ML?1I RECOME!JQATrONS COUNTY CITY a 4undnare nt^ lids mey, i,ntended to provide spiritual fiot Provided Plnding 1s not recommended. Lower t -0— $ —0— and mental tiaza to the elderly by Providing them resident priority ranking and flndin an adr led aniism. in addition the pndyinrowill lindtaticns do not perodt RMing et otter o,l,an children that have not bad the op- this time. iaortudty to inter with gyandpaventa, to do' Toni. - 400.000 —27— :itree Taprovesaart .ror str.:.'t on 1. !PESCR! 17'ION a'Snhoul ltraess 'rids cuntlnulnp :Protect Provides fur tlx: con- struction of street 1npuove ants including side- walks. -curbs. gutters, and street resurfacing for B ne area hounded by 11.W. 71st Street, NM. t 7nd Street. fl.W. 32nd Avenue and 27th Avenue, Street Srgrruvr rents are needed to in;rove the physical arse of the-ne1F111ro11mnd. Public iri rove- rtrtit.a of this nature will renew co:n llity interestj Ifn P11 zati 11 and scrnes as Core IncCntivi: to coui i&ty !,ride and Snwstrwnt. The deairri for this project is tieing couplet.ed with second year CD fads. 7wnlc Street This continuing project Provides for the carstruc ctrent Crtstruc tarn or street improvenr:ttts for two sectlms of he Slate lock tncludbl s1d-?walks, curbs, ;putters grid street resurfacing.. :are rued 1s hounded d by U.W. 50111 Street, rt1.W. '116tdr'Street, M.W. 27th tivtenue :vrd 11.W. 24th /!venue. 'Tire seeend are Is l oan kd my i1.W. '53nt Street, 11.W. 50th Street, II W. 211th Avenue end 11.W. 22 Avenue. 'Rile Project' ur132 crncltrrie the freed for street 'irprovevents In the Supertrloelc. >.^rtreet inpJoverrent :a are needed to improve tie physical appearance of the neigh- tnorieod. Public inprovenents of this nature will renew ciauaadty interest In revitalizatlm and servya .tr ,in Incentive to causality pride and in - Priority Street al»v;rera:nte - IIW 43 ltreet, 't1 W, 71 Stre i1.W. iron 11ve11 to t1.44. I2th 1i to IL tit liras project itwolves ttr selectirn of a new tarpxt� area for street laproverents. •lxoric will inciunle sal trait wrwnt, crarcrete_ cults and gutters, concrete -sidewalks, covered ditch drat. -ape system and extfa wive lamasery irtg,. lie ai a measured 5.1 '. miles. 'IIn19 13 a new project totally within the limits of the City of ?U ant. 7ARGiT AEA t ESf1IrAIL° PAPE Ct)UliP / CITY OF COST it1AN1 1:ECG.t ICNPATrOI.'S f 930.000 TStis prttjeet is consistent with CO and tar7-et area oh,tectives and Is eligible. 9tue pro waed Motel City ccrprehenslve p11nn, Pelxst 7: Community Itivelt:went 1nd1cates the need for street improve - throughout the ann. rkrulhng is 1.20,0 $ 1r900,000 4hls Prefect Is carsitent with CD and ttrrid; area nhjectlws and Is eligible. The proposed osed rtaiel City Camnehenstve Plan, Deport I: Carnality teveic{mint, indicates the need for street improve- ments throughout the area. 1truting is reCosventted. rktrrttsf) COUNTY CITY $ 930.000 $ 554,Boo -28- ;1t 1'rN, d lihin. .; 4'i lr as 1111ra1 of :lt,safl: UESCR11'T1CH TJ.19 prop 1rn ♦rill pruvliie fowls fro ilhaurtuied raid vac.ut Lul)dfuh; ,that ara-.:nut Wryn:rly" srcrutyl. .se b)i ha%'.r1r.t., to young children. 'Ilse 1,1+i/-f:uu ruuvld,ts r.1:,c flald.^, to disn:liah mr lrafe strllctule If the artier des riot curkrate £uid-secure Ills t,u11'11nr, as required. (lice the Lui)d1n1, is rtcusalished,. a 31en is ;placed ul the 11rvf•:rty until the fluids used to dorolish a 3trvctuJa: ELM repayed by the turner. This project w171 =tua,vlde for the dcnolitlon of epproxllnately structures. 1'r 1 ddty SLveet Tree T11e plaeea:nt of a variety of 3arlge trees on N.W. J'7:urting - 't1.14. 7th 7th :moue ue froth 111.14. 5B1.11 to 3rt11 Streets and on tiv,aiur„ 11.W. 541-h fl W. 51Ith.Street from N.U. 7th to 171.11 AVerlll's pia -iv -tied. Street -`;tr eet tries :cal LQlrove the quality of a rlaa:rrcia111c11libolturrd. 'glre trees in ldlsril c ••crier err 11.11. 7th liveuee eud abruptly at 11.14. 5fltlr Statet disrupting the visual effect. The crxrtiuuatirrl of trees 1onl 11.1i. -71.1, Avg-uue .raid the ar1d1t1rn'of trees on 11.11. 511th Street could Lai a urnse of r1:,ttue and visual 11:lief to 30110 of Lb i,:u•raul„ :urinter.•e:tLq; '!lock . Trees we a1SO a et.6.1 invobtocr1L. '11119 19 a new project. id1,.rty city Area gtds project provides for the &still of 5trret _;frtet Ttq,rovclaent „ Sr:S"nswsn:ots for the £ur:a t o.clded by .tl.W.'62 I.. y 1J71 7t,.ra-ty '11.U. 17. !1.4!. 71c Sl rct raid 11.11. ?? Avr:nlra IIr1:1 Inn now plr+]I:rt. EST 111ATCP CLrSr $ 200,000 110,000 TARGET AREA f L rrrf Tti(rTOSLO fitl:OIta" PARE COUNTY b CJ TV Of J11AM1 RLCtLt¢1TNVAIIO1.3 COu:1TV ciiv glda proo•am Is recczs.asled as an "all ltyutde ta1•Ffet area" activity. Derrol1t1u1 of u:si,fre structiu'9 in the t&lel City area roV Ire accary111shed out of this. a1L at1u1. 115,000 ghls project la Cr114919t1:111 With 1n. zuld tau1},t area ollectives and.13 e11111142_ 91g2 o'jectivlgs or provldlnl• for wader strertn A£Nd eul6un:Lqt physical envlrrrvrtntal carlttloos In the nlal,Ient wren will le n 01 zed. 11111,1111f 13 rrcr414010101.. J15,01N1 -29- 110.000 ":us1t:ary 'eetsr Col 3ec Moo oo Sy> taro C:cat►:;truc- Li,sn +YtI,1-11Rd$ ('! AO; fitosid'r ITIVE 1+1 cycle rodeatr'i D►a Vat cianstruct1on j i`t.•ci fka'tafat •sie n r•,Mnt;ity : c:lonl fa+rcxonents ESTIMATED y PL.SCRIP11C11 CL'iT Thla project involves the cnrt::tructicln of n bicycle I 500,000 pedestrian :cormrni".y lin1are pathway Odd) ir•111 ' traverse the :cnrnmr►ity in a nnrth-nr.util a11r7ia'nt rtrimariiy t.etween i7: 1. 2lst A'r.::l•rs rani li.V. 23rrt Avenue.. It: ,would link with :r:ijor not lid _r1sood :facilities including; Pii,ctana Park, the C'ultur.'tl Arta Center, the .iosel,h Calel, r str n1 t.y Center and the `;uIertilf,Ck. There are no t•11:e1:a;;:; 1ocat.t:•i in 'the tiixt,el ,City area. '1111r; c.+r•f rarity 11tih - 5yst is, already des sirmed an •, i1J f i';o sfrldri.:;.: Rot gal 11,..--"dn in iIie area i.rtcltut'.nt; t,•crcatic,nal facilities circulnt1tii. urban de:;ii71 .and facilitate facility inter-rrl at'i to rshi ps. '1111n is a rr'crtatialal facility d•ei ]nrrunt project 23;11000 t:h'iclr irtclful.'s 114'jtt'.n,• two t.':nnls crAirt.::, 1trptinl: four i+a::kethail .cotuts, r.f;lrrrrclnf atil new r;tandlaris for the hasket:hali c;xrrts, ]irhtltf[• for a football 11teld, [u1:i 'hleacl,t'r-;. Thin in a continuing project. 'ftxh a'ecopt:acl.es . The rlacerm-nt of aesthetically fi•:sirniNi eras re- ceptacles t11r a j►out ttrl•'1 Frith crn';ft►asin on t1t'e cot'ra:rc al corridors is pror.nned. 91re streets oY 114.vir.1 city are often littered -with trails Prom the lack of ccnvenicntly isiftced rcecentl►clr3. tiijsly visible yet ae5theticaliy {s1cai1iif recepta- cles .could 14een the swirl sl ot4inoi clean. '.ijdd is a tie►a :1 j'rljcct:. "his project Involver the construction of a sanity sewer collection ;-. ':t.ert for the aura bounded by t1.11. 79 Street, the F.E.C. 1iat1toad, 11_1i. 12th Avenue and H.14. lath Avcrn►1. `:anttary `'>vtror:r are lief -flea' :s, 1 irasi:C nubile 11•q)roves tit to lessen the ixx; ;Plenty that Muir Comity's il.1114 iul'. water Supply nay :Jorge, (i v becor:r cc•'ti.:u••itrated. in,n110 t 1,3nn,nnn 1ARGET AREA t'ai0:1. C1Tt 11.1vE Ci I IV 6 CITY or ►f►N1I i:Lift"ILWCATIO4 c This project in ccrr;intent c+t.tt CP end tar et A.rtea objectives and is eligible. Due to its rarrt:lnr b', tarrrt arca re- sidents and 1lrtit:.t1m•: of tlnritnc , tyro stage clevrlOt.r1'nt is trcm•r1:nled. The bank system could be cr.trt•lete•1 and the cc rlorientarY t'actlit.ies could he .t•fet•ttefl for !Uwe furxitnr- carnlde ra- i trite. r ity itaaitk.ntr: rrr:c;1110.4i tll:rl. Giber re- sc•w'cf n co 1tI r.nv;1).1.• Ise f..rn;.l 1•• inrlerent. thin , a.,ir•et. ''111: nl ••t• . 1 vas it2"iit:ai.ro) :an 1 ino t•rt.•n•ilc foe 11;r• u.,e of r:n tlri I';. "‘le 1ionic-et c•rAtIcl ite i.c•:;zt1117 he c(vi ;i•I.•m.l f•ir• '•u'•l tc '': t•:a lllll 11Vr1L'ir. ► OTOS I z' rt'!'L'i ' G COLeITY CITY 4. 250,onn -n- —30— C1•: ;'1'rd,-C11:111. (' ll' IROWCJ d1T1t 1 u0 L leW dnee ,und 71 l "cut ]. N1 :Ja ESTWAj[0 9I2SCRII'l I0N LOST da 1>rvjeCt 11ruvidcs for the aululsltiun, devolitic r $ 60o,On0 ', i.iun of a multi -family .unit 1n tte lA�1 l ty area to mike luu1 avail lal,le fur redevelopskset. nis Is a new project. s 4i ie.way RSnis 7.q,.lec:t pruvldes for LIB cgrstructlon of a wall114 cover flan the residential conplex to the eldcr]y service center al the site. Presently. the senior c1tiZCs[3 living in the Laser are exposed u the rLwrits in vui LC to the activities center.. Itri walkway cover would eliminate the inconvenience of'hatdu,to schedule activities arou 1 the weather; PI is is a new prvj.•ct. 20,000 TARGET ARM rry Gi. rrr VAPL COW(IY 1 CITY Of NT/t.M I:CCP':'ICN1 t110,.S A]] 1and acquisition related to I\[ture Icrwr_+1n� 1tveloprent Mill be lrplenr:ited ns a countywide or citywide activity throuy]7 IL[1e County's Ilepartnent of JIouwing bl Iht.an Developient. Any sequent prvlwsed ac[ju1sIt1Cf1 will hzve.to 1.e reviewed by Like receptive t •et area committee. 71ds project is consistent with CD and tar7;et area objectives and 1s e11'lble. Dude rnuity 1110 has indicated that it has no raids available for this tyro- ject. CD funding is n cuu ended. C[7u_!lY _ CITY ..^ ('e cntywide Citywide $ 20,000 PRo3t Cd" i t +'wl]y 1'larnine 11 if,irmit:icrrr Cultural 'Haul dimwit ".'rn tit iEduation +•t1;ra1 1ilr iurity :1r".unialtism litSCR1 i'Ti ON (2) nol:tng referrals for contraceptive services, etc. to the lk:partnr nt of Public 'health; (3) per- -footling foll'rw-up airopouts and incipient dropouts frtau the Health 'Departvunt Prolg sn; (11) ,providing e1ucatirrraal sessions to igoup, utilizing printed materials and "audio-visual aids. The program is receiving nutching 1Lnds flux BF'34. Thla in'ojec 1s administered 1y the 'Urban Teague of Greater 'Mani. Inc. This is a continuing project or1g1nally imileruen with !lade]. Cities fuu1s and sponsored presently by flew Covrnraad. Presbyterian C irrta. 'n-e project will continue to provide cultu al art activities 4ih1ch incltail; art, drama,, music,cijnce anti voice. A tenant etiucatimi program has been grating as art of the housing fa<-tporUarity center which is ofrerate d by the tlrnan Teague. The pro -am provide information to teniaarts concerning their 0443. t:s. it tied( to ,establi:rh tenant or ganizatioans and -encourages chip rres in laws which affect tenant - landlord responsibilities. ribilities. This Is a continuing project. 'Ibis Is -a iiew ;program derided to induce core minorities into the field of print jotcruallsm. The program would be sponsored by the *hand -Trade tamhe of roniterce and serve four 'target areas. The total cost indicated is 12,r the four tit arras, which lnclride 'Flnr .ha County, + :a -hooka, hest little River and Tlcrke:1 (1ty. Miami 'lade i'.orumxrity Coilejie and 'lortda A d ?d 14ilvetaity would ,part Ielpate. r',amterelal 1f>tiab11i- 'Itie ;prnrvlalcn "uf loans and ;grants to :furriness in father order to -re abilitate coartere1al structures is Ictantinued ) ES"TI MTEP COST 78,000 25,000 26A ,000 TARGET AREA MODEL CITY VAVE COUItTV b CITY OF AfIAMl RECOA;'(EHOATIOwrS 'Dus project is ccnsistent with CD objectives and is eligible, once proof is provided that other sources of Rinds are not available for its operation. Minding is recarmended. tiatdiing county CI) funds in the amount of $8,000 is reconmenied to continue this program on an "all target area" basis. The City of Mad intends to fund the program of a target area bads. Routing of new service projects is re- counts -ALA only in extenuating circum- stances related to target area needs and/or for nroject for, which matching rlsi.ia are . xnnected to he available. 'lips Project has been referred to the M:nalx,rrer Planning (atoned for flinding. rRorosIO fhPLI G CODUTV eifv $ 78,000 All Target Area (ETA 17,591 —32— DfSCR1a71CM rtr<I rl Vjta- �'^-rav a;ndr. l.. '11178 tw tjecL Ilia 1,e o'ru.wll, r:d.rd i1cx11 itartiw Luther King Poul rvu+1 (IN Find a) u1A t 1tii ; 11 L 54 St-r. ct. 'ire elt.ah1t: ru'•nt of a Ieallaty c(11e1,•traa=11 . rst Sa ..r+e..k •+1 to Lk:o 0v.1stl1 laprovrla.It of"the ltdrtei:City r.er1. nf•s.rclal 'a•I':d+llitatlen vim a cornityt+1.1: ;,r1:1 •,ut in the er, xui Cr/ year. his to a cut 'Inuing Beall :tu•r.et r iect. t,1a11:ai.l x. 1r13 is t ln:ut Pr)) +vn rst;4b11311c1 to t,tll:It.11ttate o1:,tcd rotate l:rrlx:t•ties turd to provide arlce fer Lite coicaS"J Lien or norutd'hnit.:inr. s 3 continuing "all tar et =arra" 1vv:1e'ct. D.` llr.rnait I'crat.xric 1Lw:loprrr:nt throidi tat• t ornurnr 's Ilt of buMoos:: orr111:::d,lons v1r1 ccravadlc 1uc•xltive 1s 'tec 47 lkied. Technical aasist.ulre artirim, 511ch as'. 1 I,,,n rrrutall'In'nt consult.atlnn, i1lctor:;a Mat =(.ac1r1r711r, rucrultrint of new Iieutru•^,s Iutd mlrltet nia7,vsis, ate needed to inch..e ernit?trrnt and ».sate ecm t"lc vitality. 1iui:, T1uh11c tprur,vrrntllts .an• 11 rorruamd for the cnerrer:Jai corridor or tixktl C18:v, To benefit from LI ierm ir(1r11n7ronts, atc.Y loud,: 1evelopreIit assistance is needed to taaritet: the 1nwslra,nt;otexit al of iltll.ln 7oli11.-r Ktnr! ttlu(1., *ttile::inrvidifi- asslstanrt to exi.1:111r: leurilr s.,es. Ills 3s a cvltlnulJtp ',all tarirt area"' grnicct. t''-:t•°JY 6 C11Y i1r t1te'!U 1'i.cCt:Ht:t'J,trltit '1u1.11nr. 1:: ',core••eade.i I.hrou,lr:ut ":111 tal(t4; area" allocation. "liis nrorr"11n 1a recur et.trd for coottnnstlrrn r,t R r.ki1fird bolt I t thu thin' CI) year to Letter cc centr.d t M utts, rtmt new loon lai rirtt.'o nrotxvn 1t1 next available y1r1 r,,nrtv:tute=.1 for celelt.tenrn- t.ion in the third rt.) eenr. 'rhla ntojxvt is trcraemn>ot a:I rart of an "nll tarot arta" allocation. Ail 1'are-,-t "1119 ptnll;un 11 rucotII'rulyd as oat 't of A11 Tit) :trld "all t:uj.rt ura" all.oatlm. Atoa 1'11 t113;1' 'mot att... for awHrllty 11.1tural cYi vitt•�s EST1PATE0 �DFSCRI➢ION L`OiT 'flds is n cnit'1�winh project originally 1411auaslted'$ ; wtih tl k-1 rIt1es finis 'lilt' project would 1.SI7tY: to p7YN/f it: aL'r3tl it'I^:1+,t`s to low-incoc: '1,de1 ty1 y a� i1 L•ni:s and also st-ulc to 41,en.u,e racial »,t14» c nlutd c discrlydnati urt aepitist Ir .i1.ients ttrrvuti class actions. 9114 pr)Jeft pI'Jl*rses to ;purchase three 49) V9119 $ ?Ilse ILr TIurth..est.-m-Catnardty 21d1,w1 to transport. area'. rsidents to :participate in cultural arl.9 ,and other .off-canpui activities. 'Ih1s 1a a new project. .`told nen has teal all jr141cato1 rued in the 1•1)de1 $ 200.000 City alx:a. Limited services awe nut being uovided' 11a.) to insufficient funding, outtnach tuts not been axL,•nstrn.. n 11,019 to serve 11)0 Chi3ir:)t 1s re- :G�DfsdndWl. This is a saw project. 911e availability of flee architectural dcsl(7l 50, 000 Services far local 1)11151r1ars. ,I.:r-s.ais islvoposed. ^1r rrty,liacnt 11.e upc.:rd:4; lsdway lnprvvem<nts many bu)iness establlsl.ncttts net-1 to lilac their fortis i les117xd. li'Ciibilit ,lted atom fronts will attract ji rr, eery aril increase the value of t11e ir.dvldual establl:;tv nts. '11',e avallabiiity ut' ft a irrufvsslatal ,1ra117r assltance a:uuld rn�xtrate -tom evmrm to upttraa1e the ext hull Iln[r(e of tlletr,parliuular Istslness. '11113 is a uut to;i»4ncudly impact upon ilr. 'Maitln tnr,. Jr. ilarieva,.1 '(Melt. 62nd ;Urea). uw ,per uuther TARGET AREA PAVE COUNTY 0 CITV OF IIIAMI PECCWIFNCATIOMS 198,i.00 'Ibis project 1s consistent with Ci) ,alai targvt tuna objectives and is eligible coca: pouf is provided that other sG.aC. of Ruining are not available fur Its .i1).:rdlarl, FIn41(y; 19 ma;uan.Ywrrd,. matcl.lny, funds for child care will be p1a)v1 S:d tl:rr,.pejl an all taryr:t area all..:°(t1m to local sponsors utilizing 9y r_lr_ rA and ';Cate fluids. An "all ta3 t area" prow TYR ur a sluillar suture 1s rea.cla,wied. The pro:, 013111 would ptuvl.fe for architectural services in tenor of a concept or iv:14,ring for facade treatment. Cm- stroot1.41 ()haw would be payed for by the l.on1r.•sanwl. A specialpilot project to tullsct .pm F1. Martln !utter Ring, Jr. Boulevard has been prvfo:sed to provide loans to bLsiness- ntl11. FRUI'uSIU Fpt'GI"G fOt14IV CITV i'IB,600 ] :i g,t_:r lirrr'i zirs fRiLlEet Tint DFSCRI FEIGN GN 'lids Is a c..untinu]np project ori(1rrally iritlerEnteti arl+tb fi3del Cities ilnds. The project will continua to provide services which include: the screening anti awariing of .educational scholarships for hiciber ,education to ::'Nadel City iesidetrts; assistiriT 14)401 City junior and senior hirh scrt-xtl students in itj raving their acwind c achievt•ts-rrt levels and/or deerlarinC;drnp-out rates ttia' ya, an alter school tutoring l.r;,gun and cn1/173c11n;; services to the seholarrbip awarriees, 1nc]u'itnr, n r t1atir*ts with colter s for additional aid or Part-time wont. lids prog:atn is administered by the Tnner City tducatitxr Ftxsidtticn. Ibis Is :a continuing prufrarn rtr;innlly irnnie- r. r1ted with itclel City ?lords and sivnsored by the wa.3 F. ^.crrtt rctaisrity A,;snr:t*+t.Inn, Inc. C.crn- ruarity nevelgyn:nt tlrrrds alit r r vide a part of tie l0^ai nrtt.chlnr, sit:trr. The ;p ncv would provicit sr•r^iicx!s to one 'hundred and fifty (750) additicrral dy;;ftwret:ional youths helorrrinr to a minimum of six [7°11t,z 1n various fee cat.ceprles living in hid] crane areas of the t txie] City area. When rapport Is estnlr]i sired, groups would ire ,provided cafrport.rsri• ties for creative activities, and inrlividunls in the rroups would be provided counseling,; psycho- logical testing; rvfe'rr'ais, when required, to Various ser.1ces apencles; trl)ts outside the rettorr .and job placerent. IST1 UUD COST 111,000 100,(win I MGtr AF.FA ELQ111 UT(____ • owF C0U.'tlY 6 CIY Of $(1AMI F.CCL?{t'it•.Ud0ATIO1J: 1hla project 1s crnsistent with ('[1 and target area objectives and is eligible. Race proof is provided that other sources of funds are not available for its op nit.im. Fs►ritn,( 1s Iweritmende1 "Tits pr.•rlret Is consistent with C(t (t.1ectir•s :ard 1s gilt -title. cTr 'frris will rnttrh 1[.AA fterts. rowav (WV t 171, t [nn,00n Pod (FAA —35— J it t. 11Ii[4t y e,iL fr,i;a aw f'711 1,1 :y a ;•. 1'.tvf.rTrm runa111r '14'1/t 1upn» tit ((;)n1 ! tt"••1. r +u,an(t- y 1A'yei 44111It CQr`- F.)11111010 P.71irsily l'l<uuli(sl; lrir,or1ii t1:1.xt .FF Sft21P1,10N A ::,y•_rviseds ntricturr_d 1ndrxn'_(ut.tie.,r :re:rra.;aLi.,ua prep-ya.n for youth rar11ing 'n.(4115-24 (tf age.. 1'r,r.r:un comsauxtta inclixle te:zun :;r/orti .utd r;un:s, rut.. turd-ciai't:l and 1lerfttnn1ng ruts. 'l1a:1 is a rerii.itiuing project:. 'lids t,r ',J i1U itn,llr)nen to provide 1e sirl.l 4 I1.1 W. 1 I - veaet:ivt::ut'1 c,.ait:lrllrlr, :;ervlct•.w to the {;;14, it.y r,r `; ;1u+--:;t1exii ('1i11dnsi in the (:lt.y an.a edtL� 11:1lnr 170:e11 1111. )11,4!el to the 1'r iLertj vN .^.ervllsr 1)1 v1- :iiul of Family r,ervlre :-ts h.rtnj( 1.140 iw:..tit victim +if ebild ai,ule. '11,is is a t,eu .t,rklect currently operated by t1•tildre•n's 114E1.1 nrn:te:ty r)f Fle,ite1d, Inc. 't14e! continuation :uid exinul:rlr,t1 of ;tn 1-x1::1.1njr, ae(Innul'lty t1 v'•l(:v- tit organization into the field of (!t: tiin)C ,le!vet iell!tt91t, ivw alit9ls will be 41[1: ,aekagtng r1.:w culut:rcial enterprises. (s•r'ises. MIX noulevar d 1'rofi. ity lii; tY,vrnr!tits, ,tnr1,1lizat1e)n and r.rtximizatit( of 4 x1:;i:1n)f Waal trees mid zui.:lllary :trrviees. `lids project also prowg.es to contract with dxuie '+natty to implisaad. ncvtsr:ai (1) capital ltro-- :(?".rur. 'lids would be a drew II) ftniJci 1u ujeCt:. 11jia 13 a -1ton-tinning, project or1 1tt.illy try'lenistt.e,1 tleuLlel Cities Hods. 'lire project will ctritlnue to-dta:setnlnate information admit in)ltntruy fijidl.y 1)linu,lnp to al4,1,'+t'Srr►tely ?.CH)() filA 1e•81derltn. ?lie major art`1v1t.les 1n •1e11vt•r•1np t:in•se! :services inclu, •: (1) m+e:tlne: with rea1•1ent ;gr.av>s and cosimi tit:y :organization to inform them o1' the Ctrs- c•.pt. of f:ullly ;i)i:xutlnl-, t1,e errvtres available as it the :iu*ed i)r e'Y1liutnlu l of exlstinp :services; t?) Let -stinted) ESJi' 1(D col 50,000 I. 3,111) 9 160.(1u0 31.000 1ARGLf ,1t:1'.A _ tM1�1a( 4:1'lY 11AVL ('CUt!I Y 6 C1I Y 0f ttla+il ir.fi'•'"{"'r i1r`!'S l'uolirly, or tired neriv,! nri 1.'rt.a 11: ►e- C la...ftttt!d only 1n extenuating ear'- enrol-utt v related to Carina awn steeds :uid for r)te)ject.a for Mar!) natciting nuttiv are ex).-et..•d to le avail:J.le. All CI eaity Lcust-rate: nevelf-py:r•nt let.t- vitles are rnotie t (in an "rill Lar1't:t area" 1,a:(in, ltu•tt:er Cmnlderatlon is relett411:1)t01 to be directed to the Ride rtrulty Officer of 1?t'ottorde Devel(gi- nrnt:_ 'it: ('lt.y of '11,am1 is tn- vt!:,t11iit1ng the lays:Ability of pro- viding a (7.vt411,•11.11:t1ve hbt)loyw nt '!ra1n1n1, ttct (errA) 310t Le) 1.he pn!grnlli :111l 1a„•r1d1If li.:c• e,ff1•'.R ::(u:e at the Tarot t_p (:•Id.t r•. '1t113 tur,•lect. 13 rut:i1rti ta, with (:1) cjt,•j r,}tt ve•:1 :aid will provide n match for 111::i ftuul:i. 1 i:01..V1 v 10! ctt'.t; (-own % A1J. '1.A!tsa•'I' A RFC 3e),fi10 anal 1104 Cf1'/ $ 50,000 (WA ,29th:ar r nn ea 3 :srg,letton of 1nprov Mrrrts o1' ail streets cat of ?Ar 2nd Ave. etarcc en 1TAi 3(th a 9tr ::;tat eta. isluov.-cents S< cation of ?M flvenue .between t1W 36th Streets lfiaie is an argolr project. It includes on.elte 9rguWerreats and, rev conastrvct.lm of two-story oflYce 4,uflding adth apl'wxlentely 15, 300 ,equarc 9eet. 17oposed third year flailing will staple - sent 3536,000 Tian a Z4 CO Year Bet -aside for. ire1 bon ood facility ill- ove/lents. c3ect ( im:nts second year irproven ents Plrave 3),. if funds ,allocated show, inflow/sents should prooeed arltlr :the residential .streets frac 35 to 29th'Streets between'NW ad Avenue and N. gland Avenue. Includes having, sidewalks, curbs grad g.:ttrgs, steno and sanitary sewers and lane- sc lug i1.ere necessary. Project to be developed Lt11asce. Overall cost of project is $893,000. This new project Includes atrcet rebuilding, lard-' seeping, etreet foridtue, trash receptacles and other inisovenn ute. 'mood Itris rww yrrn ect lnleiudea acquisition, design end develoymisnt vrith gn7ay epparutus. Wynwood area in bounded ;by IJW 29th end 36th Streets the FFC railroad and '1-95. COS/ 750,000 $ 250,000 TARGET AREA w'Y1haW PROTO!t) RAMPING OAK COUNTY I CI1Y OF MANE RECOIWENDATIONS COUNTY CITv Finding 1e recamrerded. This facility was acquired in Hay, 1976. These additional Panda are necessary to com- plete the project. 189,000 Funding le a'ecaa'erded. NM 2rd Avenue is located at. the heart of the Nynwood residential ccemsnity and 1s therefore highly accessible to most residents. The lack of vitality presently experi- enced in the area Is to a large extent caused by its non -conducive pedestrian shopping env-Lom /It Design only le reccr®eaded for the third year, with 100,000 conetilctionr in subsequent years. $ 214,000 18,000 $ 230,560 -37- 100,000 1 1: rl!Jf: 1 4:':It.t',1 5 ' ,it-'1'.•rt In :We.st Ii4) w:it.et• Ti,'ea 9 :,t:rLt t int,rt,vci its and 1H-arillt'1t'atiext t,n 11W ,'trip, :itxaret Paver 1-95 to '1i1:,cayue li eul t v.ts,i :It -feet tnt.:<+ut 1 f1 eat ion a1,:ng 1J1i .:"ni Avenue between 'JTh 22ni and :'91:h SLnta-ls. eye] .4:e NW 4.11i fev, ui*. 9 4u 1111 31 :::'.lid Street 11,ys1co a•xpa nslon 01 13)11 11.1ut:U L'11n1c P1 SCkd1'l l ON 'lids new p,r,jt-et includes at:tlr sitltin, desloi and devel.9n,t:ti- with l.tniss•:tl.1ta•:, benches and tables for the pte;silie rcetn•a1.Iuti Lind :.oc1a11Zing of the elderly. & it 1:1tq::aLAJr area 1s bounded by NE 'oth to ?91:h -Stj et.s 1. tweeI tUi Sri Avenue and iilse::yne 13uule:vard. `lids new pr•,ject luiutwlr,g the lnte- :sectio 41. 1.h 2 Ave. Street rebu1]ding, heavy lat,;1s044,1w, :strict fuiiiltune trash receptacles, and bicycle 6 pedestrian lanes. Project to tie develo1.i'd 11a p,liaies. Overcall cost of pi•c,jecL is #580,ti:.O 'J1ris drew J,i iject lnclu:ies landscaping, sti'ea ilua,itarte,, tr a th Jieepit.acleu and other ]ulnvve- trrents. 'lids Jew lrruject will provide non-vchleular users ready access to :;tH:lal, health, recreational, c tri,luyn. xlt tt«1 t: ,rice.-r t 1 11 :ser•viCes. 'Harz, Drew 1u•uje-et 111tolvt:s atalulsitlun of existing building and second level addition to 1t (45U0 sgUare feet). Project only eligible as Iiar•L of the neifj)boi1iu.'i facility. (Si I ILti LD COST $ JUO,nOO $ 200..000 146,000 $ 1,000 $ j):',oOO tt. 528,Ono TARGET AREA WYM40013 OAK COMFY g ciTv OF MIr'J1I RICOMUDJVAtIONS blu,dirier, is not recoomeni'a1. Alttiougti there is a dent ie trated treed for Lifts activity, fli..11ng 11rr..,.ut ions arri•a lower zesident priority raitking do not permit fLnding at this Line. Raiding is not recameirderi. Although there is a demonstrated need for this activity, Eluding limitations and a lower resident priority aluiking du not Ix:rrr1L dueling at this tine. Cormistent with atrate y for area. Funding is not. reacuur.-reled. Although there 1s u denriislrated need for this ar tivlty, ili ding limitations and a lath r t+•si(lent priority ranking du not pr.•ricit nulling at this time. 1ukill sit, is toot rteurnrr<:trdt.l.[3uttr�t 111010'. inh.: and a lower resident priority ranking do not penult funding at this tine. Other sources of 11uri1rr� :sl.,uld tie. considered for this project• PROPOSkV ROVING COWL IV CIIY -_ -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0— $ 46,eroo -0- -0- 7;RDU- 7771C 1ld D,evel pment Ca1u, 74everitiori l? ilr +I.i apy and vraortaLionn llro 4 Scrim=Citizens lie - creational and Trancpur-Latlun ESTIMATED p1 scRin ION COST lids Is am ongoing project..it is intended to pm- $125,000 vide cane for 4D to 60 children, five de yo a week. lids is a a+ew project. Community has recomended a rx w program to replace the existing are desiglred fur ages 17 to 26. It Is intended to reduce juvudle delinquency and provide recreational and education activity for children and young adults sues 8 to 23. his tIe project includes therapy and tramp shun to dir'orrp therapy treatuent locations. lids is an ongoing City of Miami/Bade County jolrrt faoject. It is intended to provide for ultwal, social and transportation needs of the ei<ieriy residents in Wynn+ood target area by providing necessary staff, leadership and other lrraagr un 'esources. Seven months of funding only {]>iveni en 1977 to May 31, 1978). ARGLT AREA 14111111 DADS COUNTY S CITY OF MIAP11 RECOMMENDATIONS Funding Is recorvended. Matching fiude for this cldidcare prom is recom- mended to be available through an "all target areas" allocation for neighbor- hood daycare sponsors to utilize in securing Health. Education and Welfare Title XX and state flub. 159.000 Fla►ilrg of a Crum Prevention Program is recamrnded. Presently there is a Crime Prevention Program operating In Wynwood. at a funding level of $ ;0,000 Decision on whether or not to re- structure the existing proglvm should be done at a later date. $ 21,000 Reding Is not recamenled. ndprt limitations do not permit funding at thla time, ttprpading of transportatlor services currently offered by other County and date agencies 1s recem m-nded. 40,000 city of Miami to ilxvi entire project. YKOros10 PtutDlt+G C0w.ry arse All target areas -39- -0- $41,840 I:i:;l. AtitJtd41ihi 5 After School Case LSTI1111E0 Pr 'SCRUM WN C0s7 crow sect will provide. quality yfler $52.250 ,] ,cart oaf -creation, tutoring and tr�drhs- �tiao for Wynhood youths :ages 5-14. Ids is an aneoing prnject. It is intended to educe Juvenile delinqu,licy and provide aaecrea- ional and .educational activity for the youth r, raiime prevention. fro am is desitphed to dsIi y and recruit 150 young men and women ieLweur 4i.e ages of 17 and 26 who live within are *milks 1ty. PALE COUNTY U CITY Of MIAIII CECOIBIENUATIOU.S 'lauding is not reca,mended. 14x1h? L limitations do not permit fl*ndlrg at this time. Other sources of 1Ludtng slwuld be considered for thla pro- ject. 7hts program should be refunded at the present ttueing level. Declaim o, whether or not to re -structure Lids prugg•am should be done at a later date. This project has re- ceived a good staff evaluation. Wyrw+ood teak force has recom,ended that this program be phased out. Ehja,nslan of program to serve chll- dren and young adults ages 6 to 21 has teen requested. PROPUS $282,000 APPENDIX VI ELIGIP E CTIVITIES UNDER. THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM -- ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS: BLIGHTED, DETERIORATED, OR INAPPROPRIATELY DEVELOPED APPROPRIATE FOR REHABILITATION APPROPRIATE FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION, URBAN BEAUTIFICA- TION, CONSERVATION OF OPEN SPACES, PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES PUB IC WORKS PROJECTS, SUCH AS: ► STREET LIGHTING, BEAUTIFICATION, AND IMPROVEMENTS pCATER AND SEWER FACILITIES ARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS DARKING FACILITIES yEIGHBORHOOD FACILITIES -IRE STATIONS -� OTHER ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: CODE ENFORCEMENT IN DETERIORATED AREAS STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION OF BUILDINGS BUILDING DEMOLITION REMOVAL OF ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS FOR ELDERLY & HANDICAPPED RELQQCATION PA MENTS TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS DISPLACED Y LOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES VUBLIC SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF OTHER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EHYSICAL ACTIVITIES LANNING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES OM. Om MOO OM INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES UNDER THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAMS NEW HOUSING CONSTRUCTION HOSPITALS RAPID TRANSIT SCHOOLS UILDINGS & FACILITIES FOR THE GENERAL CONDUCT OF GOVERNMENT AIRPORTS STADIUMS LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS PERATING AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSES pNERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENSES POLITICAL ACTIVITIES APPEFDIX VII FUND I NG_ ANALYS I S STAPP UTILI;ED EXPENDITURES PORHO THEf/a'/� NAN LOMMUNITYDEVELOPMENTI3AP PROPRIATE -LI G IBI L.TY z- PROJECT PROPOSALS WERE F I RST ANALYZED AS TO THEELIGIBILITY FOR FUNDING UNDER FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. MANY OF THE PRO` JECTS SUBMITTEb BY NEIGHBORHOODS AND AGENCIES DID NOT MELT HUD STANDARDS FOR ELIGIBILITY AND CONSEQUENTLY COULD NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR FUNDING, GONT.INNATION OF FIRST AND SECOND YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOP MENT.HCTIV LTIES SEVERAL ACTIVITES FUNDED IN THE FIRST AND SECOND YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS REQUIRE SUPPLEMENTARY FUNDING FOR COMPLETION. EXAMPLES INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT OF PARKS AFTER ACQUISITION, CON- TINUING STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER RENOVATION, RELATIONSH ILTO CITY BUDGET REQUIREMENTS -- SOME PROJECTS HAVE IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE MAINTEN NCE OR STAFF SUPPORT OUT OF THE CITY'S GENERAL OPERATING BUDGET, AS OQPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES ARE INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE COMMUNITY DEVELOP- MENT FUNDS. SPECIFICALLY, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS SUCH AS PARKS, STREETS, AND NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITIES,WHICH MAY BE PURCHASED AND CONSTRUCTED UNDER THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, WIL REQUIRE ONGOING MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONAL COSTS. PRN ECTS WHICH WOULD REQUIRE AN EXTREME COMMITMENT FROM THE LITY S GENERAL OPERATING BUDGET WERE NOT CONSIDERED FOR FUNDING, FORMULA ALLOCATIONS FOR TARGET AREAS -- A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS WAS EMPLOYE TO PROVIDE A HIGH AND LOW RANGE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF OMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS FOR EACH TARGET AREA, BASED ON 21 URBAN INDICATORS DEFINED IN THE MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE MASTER PLAN. THESE BASE FIGURES WERE ADJUSTEDXXTO INSURE FUNDING FOR ONGOING PROJECTS AND PRE- $5QUOSOUuAWASFUNDING ASIDELEVELS, FOR THEDOWNTOWN DISCRETIONARY FUND AREA DUE TO ITS UNIQUE POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS. PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS -- ALL ONGOING SERVICE PROGRAMS WERE RECOMMENDED FOR RE -FUNDING AT THE SAME LEVEL AS LAST YEAR UNLESS THE PROJECT RECEIVED A NEGATIVE EVALUA- TION FROM THE OFFICE OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, NEW SERVICE PROGRAMS WERE REVIEWED FOR DUPLICATION OF SERVICES, OTHER SOURCES OF FUNDING, AND RELATIONSHIP TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES. -1- FUNDING ANALYSIS - CONT'D MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN „ ALL PROJECTS WERE REVIEWED FOR CONSISTENCY WITH THE MIAMI UOMPREHEN- SIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN AND STRATEGIES DEVELOPED BY PLANNERS POR EACH NEIGHBORHOOD, GENERAL DISTRWTION or FUNS, -- THE FOLLOWING BUDGET PROPOSAL, AS APPROVED BY THE (ATV COMMISSION ON OCTOBER 14, 19/6, WAS FOLLOWED, LAND ACQUISITION -REMOVAL or SLUMS AND BLIGHT TARGET AREA ALLOCATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CITY-WIDE PROJECTS CONTINGENCIES/LOCAL OPTION ADMINISTRATION (INCLUDES ASSISTANCE TO OTHER CITY DEPARTMENTS) IOTAL THIRD YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NTITLEMENT GRANT $3,000,000 $4,834,000 $ 200,000 $ 500,000 $ 560,000 $ 600,000 $9,694,000 -2- PROJECT TITLE ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT • i STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS Appendix vIII AMOUNT ALLOCATED Penal Street attfication P o ject-NW 36 St.from 12 to 22 :P,ves.; 17 'Ave. from 'NW 14 to 39 St. teig'hborhood Vac- !ty 1+897 Raw ;20 St_ City +& County funds) SECOND YE M Local Street Im- provements Dade County Department of Public Works Dade County Department of Human 'Resources Public Works Department Areas of improvements include NW 17 Ave. from NW 14 to 9 St. & NW 36 St. from NW 12 to 22 Ave. Types of improvements include landscap- ing,street furniture & pedestrian crosswalks where needed.This is a combined City/County project.Dade County CD allocated $250,000 to this activity in the 2nd CD year. sidents.approved the site for is facility on 10-8-75. Site is ocated @ 1897 NW 20 St. & 1888, 896 S 1908 NW 21 St.(former Miami levator Bldg.)There are 3 struc- ures on the site. This is a com- ined City/County project. Surface & sidewalk improvement with landscaping A street furni- ture placed where appropriate. Will be matched by City H'way Bond funds. Plans for pilot study have been completed. Tree planting began in January, 1977. Con- struction drawings will begin in January 1977 Project expected to be completed by December, 1977. Dade County project. One site is scheduled for demolition, two buildings will be re- habilitated. Plans for the expansion and remodeling of the main building are under- way. Phase I improvements are currently being our veyed for topography and cross-section ele Rents. Phase II is contingent upon resi- dents donating right-of-way for improve- ments. $ 250,000 $ 250,000 (50,000 City of Miami) $ 260,325 Page, 1 4 3 PROJECT TITLE ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT 1 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 BRIEF 'DESCRIPTION STATUS 2isition/bevel- ent aof t4 ni- Parks - 3612 NW 1 St.; 2543 'NW 30 S 2568 NW 36 St.. 3iea th Care Pro - .gram (County fund lug included) Finance Department Parks & Recreation, Department Dade County Department of Public Health grime Prevention Allapatten 'MCA trogram Provides for acquisition &devel- opment of two lemdscaped open spaces on small lots in high density residential portions of Allapattah. rogram intended to provide basic ealth care services accessible to all residents of the Allapattah target area. This is .a combined ity/County project,with Dade ounty funds going towards opera- ional expenses & City CD funds towards the purchasing of medical •uipment.. is program sponsored by the MCA will promote Community aware ess,,through a bilingual news- i•per,on how to assist & help each other prevent crime. Acquisition is in progress. Appraisals are complete and owners are interested in sel- ling. Purchase negotiations should be wrapped up in February, 1977. County program. Program is not operational yet. Expected to begin in February. Program is meeting requirements of contract. AMOUNT ALLOCATED $ 150,000 $ 75,591 (25,592 City of Miami) $ 20,000 Page 2 4 /PROJECT 'TITLE . 4 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION &1ca1 Improve- s to .01d Smoke Grand Ave.. Park Parks & Recreation Department Subsequent to consultant's pro- posal, -City will proceed with phased improvements, beginning with existing park fields and ,lighting. SECOND YEAR local Street IA- Dade 0ounty Department of Continuation of County's 1st year provements -Plaza' Mousing & Urban Development ;project. City improvements will PloridaOak,Rrow intersect with County improve - &!Percival& Frank ments on Douglas Rd. & continue lin. Aan local residential streets one block east. Will be matched by City Highway - Bonds. Physical Improve- ments to D1d Smoke Grand Ave. Park Parks Si Recreation Depattnent Continuation of 1st year project. TARGET AREA • • COCONUT GROVE STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED See Second Year Status Contract is being awarded on Feb. 4, 1977. Working drawings are being prepared for lighting installation and field improvements at existing park. Public Works is proceed- ing with the required procedures to close Jefferson Street. $ 100,000 $ 78,000 $ 100,123 Page 3 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT JANUARY, i977 BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED nt i'ducatian ram - Tenant education Association of Miami ITEM) M A program designed to ease tenant landlord relationships by educat- ing and organizing tenants in the neighborhood, thereby improving the quality of housing for all Program staff is currently working with tenants who will be relocated from dilapi- dated buildings earmarked for demolition. They are also assisting those previously re - located in conjunction with Little HUD and $ 16,000 ...residents. ISDS personnel.: AHealth!Clinic-Ttan portataon,Cnnpon- nt conut Grove *Family Clinic partial purchase of van to fac- tate clinic visits by indigent or elderly and to carry diagnos- tic materials to labs and hasps. Van is in service at the clinic daily for those in need. $ 3,791 land AcguLsAtion - T1ade ounty Department of funds will help Little HUD pur- Appraisals on 12 parcels are complete, In $ 225,000 for Publfic $louaitig' ious3:ng 6 Urban Development 'chase additional lots adjacent tosites soon to be demolished February, County commieeion should author- ize purchase. ,(Barbarossa s Sussman Bides.) ti Re -use will be used for public housing. Haas 4 PROJECT 'TITLE •1111 • IIII II II ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT • •r TARGET AREA STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 BRIEF DESCRIPTION !Street Improv NW 2:Ave-from -it 'Ste. Dade County Department of Public taorks er:town Planning Vn3 versity of +Miami Study Construction Hof Re- creational Facility at Dixie 'ark -NNW 3 Ave.t etween 22 4IG 14 "Ste. Parks as Recreation Department is projects purpose is to im- prove the poor condition of street* curbs, sidewalks,etc., and to pro- vide beautification along NW 2 Ave. from NW 4 to 8 Sts. Second year County CD funds will contin- ue improvements to 11 St. 3 phase analysis of the area in- corporated into the Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan, with particul- ar emphasis on Economic Develop- ent. Existing park was supplemented ith :Dade County HUD land parcels ith consultants doing a re-dev- lopment scheme for the entire ;complex,to include a multi -pur- se facility for residential use. STATUS Consultant has been selected. Design work began in January, 1977 and will take ap- proximately 22 weeks. Preliminary document was submitted for re- view in October, 1976. Final report is expected in the near future. Consultant has been selected and design is underway. 4.111. CULMER PARK AMOUNT ALLOCATED $ 225,000 50,000 $ 75,000 • Page 5 STATUS OP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION TARGET AREA PARK STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED Shelters (Co s2 creation vepartment To provide a major bus stop shelt- er for bus riders @ NW 3 Ave.-6 14 St, in conjunction with overall physical redevelopment 6 improve- ments at Dixie Park Complex. SECOND NEAR a9 Street 1m- public 4iorks Department Continuation of 1st year project- vements-NW 61.0 '-. -new asphalt, sidewalks, curbs between 'EC MR ' gutters where needed with land - Ave, scape treatment. Will be matched.. with $300,000 highway Bond funds. d 6llcguisitlton Dade County Department of f'ubI C Blousing (sousing 9rban Development S St.mecween i ves. (County ding included' e acquisition of these blighted r opertiee is to provide a site for future housing. The site is Located between NW 4 4 5 Ames on e north side of NW 5 St. This roject is jointly funded with ,.de County Incorporated into the design/constructio Dixie Park. Preliminary engineering completed. Current- ly, survey crews are getting cross-section and topography. 50,000 (County) 100,000 Appraisals on four parcels are complete. In $ 450,000 early February, County Commission should authorize purchase. (150,000 City of Miami) TARGET AREA COIMER PARK STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT$ JANUARY, 1977 CT TITLE ItSS1GNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED a construction +o edestrian Walk, sFraN-Across Egpress- way Ext. 1-895 ire tween VW 9-5 Ave. $4-16 asts. his project will provide for n fe pedestrian way for the child- en of Booker T..:Washington drool_ Aeguisition/Deve1- Finance went Ibis mini -park will beautify the opment of Minn' --Hark i area and provide a recreational NW corner of TAf 10 Parks i Recreation Department 'space for children i residents. St. & VW 2 rvurt State Department of Transportation approac ed for technical assistance. Acquisition process has started. Appraisals are complete. Owners have not responded 88 yet. ihi�gton _Sleights Com- This center would provide for a Program is operational and meeting contract Mevalopment Conference, plan to package loans for business requirements. men with an objective to attract better businesses into the area, as well as assist existing busi- resses in re -development projects $ 122,023 p' Finance'Department ooa:acs a,.ttecreation Department., VARY, 1977 lKSSTGATE© mEPAitTN1ENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS AMO This open space will allow for Appraisals are complete, acquisition has S increased leisure time usage by started but property owners have not respond- gedestr ans and residents in the ed well to offers of purchase, condemnation area. may be necessary tbority Expansion of the walkway westward about 400 feet. lb,include pav- ing, bulkhead,landscaping,light- ying and other amenities. eat patking Authority 1b fill a needed gap in funding for construction of the informa- tion facility. landscaping and paving. Downtown Development Authority is awaiting decision on tha proposed. Miami Avenue Bridge reconstruction. Bids on Fort Dallas Park, construction will be let by March, 1977 with second and third year Community Development funds being used for the bulkheadin9 on both parcels. Project comple STATUS OF COt+iMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION lie Works Departmen' Department of Acguis tionfDevel— «ppment +of Neighbor- 9wod Lark between 24E !19ami Mace i N. "Limit Ave. from ME 55 a 59 Sts.. Rebuilding of streets including sidewalks, curbs &.gutters Resurfacing of roadway swale 'area treatment, sidewalk repairs landscaping Proposed development includes game courts, skateboard track, nt 1 Day Care facility $ 100,000 STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCAT 601 Complete. Curbs and gutters have been installed Under construction; 22• complete. Expected completion date — July. 1977. Acquisition underway. Owners being contacted; condemnation may be necessary on one parcel. 6 :give. eto JANUARYf 1977 ASSIGNED 33EPARTMEN BRIEF DESCRIPTION tic Works:Department Rebuilding local streets in the Buena Vista neighborhoos Buena Vista is deficient in iwrka s open spacee,thie project vial provide for a neighborhood park, which could include a basketball court,tot-lot,passive area i rest roans. esurfacing of STATUS AMOUNT' ALLOCATE. Preliminary engineering has begun. Acquisition in progress. Pro are interested in selling. Crews have been assigned to complete the topographical survey'and cross-section analysis. $ 264,000 TARGET AREA EMPOR PARIS/LIIRZB RIVER STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS AMOUNT. ALLOCATED o0I 2epprove ve. &ou ft Street 4m- Iprovements-mE BO "Astir -between id. Efiami Ave. i EEC Aciyle-.of way nttary s Recreation Department As1ew bulkheading and solar water 'heaters for competition swig meets and year round use of pool. s Department Rebuilding of streets including sidewalks, curbs & gutters and landscaping. 2b provide for the re of the existing system of Buena 'Vista area which is inadequate' for future development based on :current zoning. Bids for roof improvements and solar heating will be let in February, 1977. ew bas been assigned to complete the top- ical survey and cross-section analysis. ign work is 22t complete. 25,914 100,000 90,000 ECT 'TICS= ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT cqul�sition +of eighborhood 2acia- ty 900 SW a St_ County funding ncludeel SECOND WEAR Dmign,Acguisition li Construction ,of Recreational Vac- ilitty-SW BIM.- a R Ave. Department d pcquieition f'dnance Dep Pubiac Housing A unity funding trade 0ountj' vdedl Housing A D STATUS OF CO BRIEF DESCRIPTION IITY DEVELOP UARY, 1977 Residents indicated a high prior- ity need for a centralized fac- ility to deliver services and serve as a focal point for the Latin community. IT PROJECTS S TARGET A AMOUNT ALLOCATED paxtment Provide sports t recreational fac- ilities suoh as: baseball diamonds tennis.courts.basketball courts, swismning pool,ete. for the Little ;Havana youth. See Second Year Status. went identification of an impact area of structural deterioration and partment of ,within that area, the selection n Development of specific sites to beused for housing for low income families and the elderly. Additional land ,acquisition to complement Neigh- borhood facility. Site selected - Riverside Park - adjacent to Ada Merrit School - Design is underway construction will start in June so as not to interrupt school operations - Clean up of area is underway $200,000 Committed for purchase of two ad- jacent parcels for parking/open epace,at Little Havana Neighborhood Facility, ap- praisal/acquisition took place in January.Re- maining $150,000 will help Little HUD acquire additional housing site. $ 1.425.000 280,000. 350.000 Yeufe 12 ;rog n W TARGET AREA LITTLE HAVANA STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 ASSWNFD DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION tro Mater y Center Partial program support to pro- vide after school care for 60 children in the Little Havana area. purChase of vane i provision of drivers to transport elderly i needy residents to community fac- ilities s services within the Little Havana area. STATUS Delivery of services is meeting con requirements. Delivery of services is meeting contract requirements. 30,000 0,000 4 • • PROJECT 'TITLE : - ' �• ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT 4.:. 1 • {, STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS 110, • TARGET AREA MODEL CITIES AMOUNT ALLOCATED street Improve- Public Works Department e ents 'Between NW !60 061 Sts.Irom IQW L2-. J. Aves. SECOND 'WEAR riocal. Street Improve- Public 'Works Department events Between au 58 59 Sts.?from ¶NW I2- Iy Aves. Phase II -Meer. eation Fed ..ghticg at Mont - wesbera Sr.. Sigh School Parks A Recreation Department Public SWorks Department In this quadrant re -surfacing of City streets & installation of sidewalks, curbs, drainage sys- tem, & landscaping will be ac- complished. Continuation of 1st year project) expansion of improvements for Phase III pending sale of H'way bond funds in February. The addition of .a Sall Diamond to Northwestern High School has in- creased its recreational activity. However, the lack of illumination on the Ball Diamond severely im- pairs and limits the nightime use :of this facility by neighborhood residents. Construction underway. Drainage portion is complete, road work now in progress. Bid awarded in January, 1977. Construction will not start until utility clean-up is finished. Project found to be ineligible by U.S. ' Department of Housing & Urban Development. Funds will need to be reprogrammed. $ 163,633 $ 530,000 78,323 Page 2S TARG STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JANUARY, 1977 D IDEPAiiTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS NOVEL CITIES n anion 1lrogram ®elafonte'Taco cy„ Inc. u ocatton for start= Luther Ding ,Provides a recreation program for Model City residents in the City oflMiami Facility. City provides facility at nominal cost. ucation,Association Aerogram designed to ease tenant landlord relationships by educat- ing and organizing tenants in the !neighborhood, thereby improving Ithe quality of housing for all ;residents. /Dade County Department of Dousing +i +0rban Development ;Funds in this account are to be used on a case basis as a result of Governmental, acquisition in the area to residents who must b relocated as required by law. Program is operational and is sleeting all contract. requirements Program is operational and is meeting all contract requirements. In July, 1976, two commercial businesses were assisted in relocation for a total of $19,370. Approximately eight more cases will be assisted in the near future. 50,000 17,591 100,000 between 2-9 Dves.a rtve.,etween 29-36 Sts.4 TM 99. 99„95 Sts. between -�! FWes. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY 1977 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT BRIEF DESCRIPTION tic Works Department de County Dee man atesourc e� This project will improve the poo conditions in some streets. side- walks, curbs i getters in the area. residents approved the site for this facility on 10-7-75. Site is 'coated @ 211 NW 29 St. (former „Stanton Baptist Church).Facility needs extensive remodeling & new construction. This is a combined pity/county project. Continuation of lat year project providing for similar improve- soents where they do not exist. Matching Uighway Bond funds. STATUS AMOUNT ALLOCATED Under construction - 5% completed. Drain- age structures have been installed. Further construction awaits utility clean-up and re- location of their facilities. bade County project. Four appraisals have been requested for expansion into adjacent lots. Demolition has been completed. Floor plans are being reviewed by providers. 150,000 (75.000 City of Miami) 49.923 II 1 'REM TIT • ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT • STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 BRIEF DESCRIPTION STATUS • TARGET AREA WYNW00D AMOUNT ALLOCATED iNeaghborhood Park velopment - Ad- §scent t.o Robert C. Lee School Elderly'Transpor- +cation Program • 4 d Parks :Recreation Department P*biic Works Depattment Christian Community Service Agency Improvements to City property ad- jacent to existing school site. 1Wili provide an area of recrea- tional activity for the younger residents of the Wynwood area. Provides for transportation ser- vices to elderly residents of the Wynwood Community in conjunction with a recreational program ;funded by Dade County. Negotiations underway for use with School Board. Recent U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development decision regarding joint City/School use of land being re- viewed. Program is operational and meeting require- ments of contract. $ 174,000 35,991 i a' OJECT ILE 4 ASSIGNED DEPARTMENT 1 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JANUARY, 1977 DRIEP DESCRIPTION STATUS •. lb 44 TARGET AREA CITY-WIDe AMOUNT'ALLOCA",. SECOND 'WAR *Historic Preservation Demolition of Substand and ?Buildings Mousing Modern - * Removal of Arcb'itect- *ura'1 Barriers Office of Community Development in ?con junction with Dade Herit- age 'must, inc. Building Department .Acquisition & renovation of Dr. Jackson's office, a 71 year old property located at 190 SE 12 Terrace. R oval of up to 50 substandard & abandoned structures to eliminate blights hazardous conditions in neighborhoods. Dade County-Mepartmentof lious- Rehab, & structural improvements ing s Drban Development to some of ,Miami's earliest pub- lic housing projects. public %works Department The installation of curb cuts in sidewalks to facilitate the mobil� ity of physically disabled resi- dents. Acquisition process has started. Appraisals have been received and are being reviewed Negotiations to be complete by March, 1977. Building Department is presenting at least six eases a month before the Unsafe Struc- ture & Housing Appeals Board. However, Board did not meet in December & January. Three abandoned buildings have been demol• ished to date in Target Areas, with at least 12 cases pending. Construction contract for $347,778 begins in February, 1977. Improvments will be limited to safety and security devices for elderly residents in ten City -located projects; total units 1,292. Bids were awarded in January, 1977. Con- struction to begin in February on the in- stallation of 200 curb cuts in the downtown area. $100,000 $ 50,000 $100,000 S 50,000 Page 19 titYdF MAW, '1,.-RIBA (N EW,6 PILLMGMORANbUM so: FROM: C. L. Crwapton December 30, 1976 Asai:stant City Manager Wiliam E. Parkes Acting Director ,I59partme#it _of .. Pttbild_IttOlelt SUBJECT - Schedule for No.:ev_. ,... the Little Ravarla Center REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES. Aa requested, following is a time schedule for the to the Little Haves Community Center: 1. Completion of schematic plans 2. Approval of schematic plans by C.D. Completion of working drawings and specifications 4. Advertisement for bids 5. Receive bids date 6. Pre --award conference 7. Award of bid; 3. Notification to contractor to commence construction 9. Completion of construction i�provel.lf�h Jan. 10, lsifi Jan. Nay 16, t ay 26, I ')'('% June 15, 1 77 July 1!/77 July 14, : 7,r Jelly 31, Jan. 31, i),(6 :I t -(r Upon approval by Coauuunity Development or the preliminary plan.; will assign on a full time basis the following architectural dt:; s,..:1 ui Architect, Electrical Engineer, 2 Civil Engineers and 4 Er!._;in xeri ;ti ` 4chnicia.'13 (Draftsmen). Mrthard :''l'13L104' n 14. 1r,