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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #07 - Discussion Itemtii 1 ' Ir1 .r• .. Planning Department i '77 OCT 12 - P(,t _- 4: 45 October 14, 1977 Fourth Year Community Development Funding Strategies Joseph R. Grassie City Manager ,../ �Jri` d' Richard L. Fosmoen,rDirector City Commission Committee of Whole October 26, 1977 The City of Miami is currently involved in its fourth year Community Development planning process. This process began in September of this year and will terminate in April with the submission of an application for funds to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The attached schedule outlines the steps involved in the process, and indicates key City Commission decision points. The purpose of this presentation is to obtain City Commission approval of proposed program policies and strategies for expenditure of fourth year Community Development funds. Subsequent to this action, Community Develop- ment staff will provide technical assistance to target area residents within the parameters established. Proposed expenditure categories reflect the following: 1. As Dade County Community Development funding is decreasing ($24 million to $16 million from 1975-1978) and City of Miami Community Development funding is increasing ($2.6 million to $9.7 million from 1975-1978) it will be necessary for the City to become increasingly involved in housing activities, including the funding of rehabilitation of housing units as well as continuing a land acquisition, relocation, and demolition program for the provision of new housing within the City in support of the Housing Bond Issue. 2. In previous Community Development years, funds were allocated to target areas by a formula allocation based on 21 urban indicators from the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan. The Downtown target arca received a separate allocation based on its unique characteristics. It is recommended this year that funding be based on the needs of each particular area, in- cluding conkmittment to on -going projects, cost/benefit analysis, targeting of funds to show maximum results, and the leveraging of Community Develop- ment funds to encourage private sector investment. This year's approach proposes to take advantage of previous City spending in major investment areas. 1 Joseph R. Grassie Page 2 October 14, 1977 t 3. No new park acquisitions will be proposed in the fourth year Community Development program. As Community Development funds cannot be used for operating and maintenance expenses, provision of new parks will result in undue strain on the City's operating budget in coming years. Commu- nity Development funds will be used to complete development of already acquired park land, and to make improvements in existing City of Miami parks. 4. Due to more stringent requirements for social service funding under current U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations, and because the basic intent of the Community Development program is to provide for the physical improvement of neighborhoods, it is recommended that Community Development social service programs be funded at the same level as in FY 77-78. 5. Target Area -Wide programs funded in FY 77-78 will continue to be funded from fourth year Community Development funds at the same level. 6. The fourth year Community Development program proposals reflect actions proposed in the !Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan. It is requested that the City Commission approve the attached Community Develop- ment funding categories and levels of funding. This recommendation assumes par- ticipation by Dade County in the fourth year program in the area of $5.1 million. Attached for your information is a status report for all on -going Community Development projects. (Attachment D) CPY U1SCUSCR:ii IMPOSES OSES ONLY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOURTH YEAR PROGRAM PRELIMINARY BUDGET 1. On -Going Community Development Funding Commitments $ 3,S02,000 2. On -Going Social Services 305,500 3. New Redevelopment Projects 3,250,000 4. Housing Activities 6,000,000 Neighborhood Improvement Programs New Housing Sites 5. Target Area -Wide Projects 6. Administration 7. Local Option/Contingencies 700,000 700,000 600,000 TOTAL $15,057,500 City of Miami Estimated Entitlement Amount $10,000,000 Dade County Participation $ 5,057,500 3 to hot; !Oliq COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 4TH YEAR PROGRAM PRELIMINARY BUD:,ET EXPLANATION I. On -Going Community Development Funding Commitments Little Havana Neighborhood Center, including Street Beautification and Improvements $ 500,000 Continued Land Acquisition and Development of Latin Riverfront Park 500,000 Culmer Interim Assistance 250,000 Allapattah Mini -park 40,000 Wynwood Park 100,000 Dixie Park 261,000 Downtown - Miami Dade North - Land Acquisition & Redevelopment 1,500,000 Culmer Economic Development 101,000 Wynwood Streets 250,000 $3,502,000 II. On -Going Social Services Little Havana Homemaker Services Elderly Transportation Day Care Coconut Grove Elderly Services Tenant Education Downtown Elderly Services Culmer Cultural Arts Model Cities Youth Recreation Tenant Education Transportation for Community Cultural Activities Wynwood Senior Citizens Recreation and Transportation Program III. New Redevelopment Projects Garment Center Expansion Jackson Hospital Specialty Center Overtown/Culmer-Dorsey/Wheatley Coconut Grove Model Cities - Germ City $ 125,000 27,000 15,000 20,000 78,000 40,500 $ 305,500 $ 500,000 (Possible UDAG) (Possible UDAG) 2,000,000 500,000 250,000 $3,250,000 f)17 ii '"� «: 1 ; ;`, ►� • 1. F� ti.+.4.ileSlaib 1II ii t " lvt.v rtill IV. Housing 1. Neighborhood Improvement Programs to include: $ 4,000,000 Little Havana Model Cities Edison Allapattah Little Havana Multi -family 2. Land Acquisition for Housing $ 2,000,000 Wynwood Culmer Neighborhood Improvement Areas V. Target Area -Wide Projects Tree Planting Removal of Architectural Barriers for the Handicapped Historic Preservation Building Demolition Economic Development VI. Administration $ 6,000,000 $ 300,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 200,000 $ 700,000 $ 700,000 VII. Local Option $ 600,000 GRAND TOTAL $15,057,500 TARGET AREAS CITY COMMISSION PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ATTACHMENT A F DUG 2TI VEGZG2 ECDMiv MUNO Y DEVELOPMENT PLAN MONO [PG: (DX EE.E. 113 77 1JR7E63 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL First Neighbor- hood Meetings: Status Report s D erview of Process Review and dis- cussion of strategies, plans and projects. - TASK FORCE Strategies, plans & projects finalized MEETINGS CC Office Reviews strate- gies and pro- jects & makes recommendations to City Commi- ssion. Citizen Review of CD office recommendations; recommnendations finalized. Budget Session; review of CD strategies for the next three years. First Public Hearing Second Public Hearing City Manager fcrrards application tc HUD. P.A.S. :encral strate- gies presentation P.A.B. workshop on strategies & recommended projects. ITY OF MIAMI ATTACHMENT B Neighborhood Improvement Program i Components 1, Inspection - Programmed inspection of all dwelling units in the project area with the primary objective of identifying housing code violations. Dwellings which initial inspection reveal to be in violation must be reinspected to insure compliance. The cost of this element will obviously increase with frequency and severity of the violation and the willingness/ability of the property owner to comply. All units in project area must be covered to insure individuals that the whole treatment area will be reinvesting. 2. Technical Assistance - This type of assistance has been used in all concentra- ted improvement efforts. It consists mostly in the writing of specifications for repairs and the provision of assistance in obtaining reliable contractors. Again, cost will increase with the frequency and severity of housing deficien- cies. 3. Community; Planners/Organizers - The role of the planners in the code enforcement/ rehabilitation effort is to work with the existing neighborhood group to explain the program and its benefits. Without active citizen involvement and knowledge, both the inspection entry and the subsequent reinvestment decision will meet re- sistance and possibly cause program failure. 4. Financial 'yid - For those owners without adequate financial resources for pro- perty repairs, subsidized loans and outright grants will be necessary to guarantee the success of the program. Housing conditions will determine the total rehabi- litation expense, but household income will determine what proportion of this total expense must be assisted. Private financial involvement must be sought out by placing bankable applicants with institutions providing loans for home repairs. The level of public financial assistance provided by the City will, of course, increase the more deteriorated and economically poor an area is. 5. Property Acquisition/Disposition/Relocation - Depending on the project area selected, it might be necessary to remove structures whose rehabilitation is deemed infeasible. When working with small areas, the presence of a few "eyesores" may negate the imprnvements made by the rest of the project area residents. Again, as deterioration worsens, the cost of this component will increase. 6. Public I:nerovements - In most of the successful neighborhood rehabilitation pro- grams public improvements have been incorporated to provide an added push to the private reinvestment decision. It is important that the property owners feel the project area will be given public support in the form of street improvements, utilities, parks, landscaping, clean-up, utc. Efforts should he made to coordinate Community ;Development improvement areas with the rehabilitation program. 7. Program Administration - A program administrator will bo necessary to coordinate the program elements: Inspecting, citizen participation, technical and financial assistance, public improvements and acquisitions, demolitions and relocation when necessary. The scope and expense of overall administration will also be directly related to housing conditions and income levels. 7 ATTACHMENT C CULMER TARGET AREA Pursuant to City Commission :Motion 41M-77-196 dated February 24, 1977, stating that the Culmer Area be given the largest allocation in the Community Development fourth year funding, the Community Development staff has proposed a comprehensive action program to he undertaken with approxi- mately $2.1 million in fourth year Community Development funds. The program is designed to encourage residential and commercial redevelopment, alleviate dangerous and unsanitary living conditions, encourage minority entreprenour- ship and provide employment for Culmer resident;. Program components will include: 1. Continuation of the Interim Assistance Program, including demolition of deteriorated, abandoned structures, street clean up and vacant lot clean up, housing and building code enforcement. 2. Continuation of the Overtown Economic Development Program to assist minority businessmen and to encourage new develop- ment in the area. 3. Completion of the improvements to Dixie Park to provide in- creased recreational opportunities for residents. 4. Continuation of the Culmer Cultural Arts Program. 5. Acquisition, relocation of residents and demolition of structures in the Overtown and Dorsey/Wheatley areas to provide opportunities for housing and commercial redevelopment. The above described program is the first year of a multi -year program which will require a hir_i'.: level of investment in Community Development funds. It is hoped that this investment of public funds, coupled with current develop- ment in the Government Center area, will encourage private market activity in the neighborhood. 8 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ATTACHMENT D PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Arterial Street Beautification Project 1* N.W. 36th St. from N.W. 12th to 22nd Aves; N.W. 17th Ave. from N.W. 14th to 39th Sts. Neighborhood Facility 2* 1897 N.W. 20th Street. Delinquency Prevention Program Commercial Rehabilitation Program SECOND YEAR ifca ; Street Improvements I* N.W. 7,6th St., from N.W. 12th to 22nd Avenues. Mini -parks 3* 1612 N.W. 16th St; 2543 N.W. 30th St. (Melrose) Health Care Program *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Improvements include tree planting, landscaping, street furniture, curb and sidewalk repair, & unmarked pedestrian crossings. Acquisition and rehabilitation of building to be used as a community center for social, cultural, health and educational activities. Project intends to reduce juvenile delinquency by providing educational and recreational activities for the youth of the area. Program consists of long term, low interest loans to qualified businessmen for the rehabilitation of commercial properties. Project consists of tree planting, landscaping, street furniture, curb and sidewalk repair, and landscaped planters. Acquisition/development of neighborhood parks. Program to provide health care to residents of the Allapattah target area. STATUS Preliminary master plan completed, pending DOT approval. Trees have been planted along N.W. 17th Avenue. Acquired May, 1976. Remodeling completed and new construction will follow. Program in operation agreement with YMCA of Greater Miami is effective from the period of June 1, 1977 to May 31, 1978. Five applications have been received to date. one application has been approved and project is under construction. Preliminary master plan completed, pending DOT approval. One of the two properties at N.W. 30th St. and the property at N. W. 16th St. have been acquired. The other parcel is in the acquisition process. Estimated completion time for the two projects - Summer of 1978. Dade County Health.Department will administer the program. Approved by County Commission, waiting for State H.R.S. approval. AGENCY/FUNDING City $250,000 City $ 50,000 County $200,000 County $ 10,000 County $ 50,000 County $250,000 City $150.000 County $ 52,300 City $ 26,000 Page 1 of 3 11,111111111111 ra ALLAPA U UAU°O STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS • PROJECT TITLE/YEAR Delinquency Prevention Program Crime Prevention Program Neighborhood Facility 2* 1897 N. W. 20th Street Arterial Street Beautification 3* N.W. 36th St. from N.W. 12th to 22nd Aves; N.W. l7th Ave. from N.W. 14th to 39th Sts. Street Beautification & Improvement 8* N.W. 28th St., from 17th to 27th Avenues. TEIRD YEAR Mini -park in commercial area. Melrose Mini -park improvements 1* N. W. 25th Ave. and 30tlk Street. Local Street Improvements 4* N. W. 23rd St. from 27th to 22nd Avenues. Transportation Program for the Elderly Neighborhood Facility 2* 1897 N. W. 2Uth Street. Delinquency Prevention Program *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Same as first year. Project consists of a bilingual newspaper and community forums. Same as first year. Same as first year. Project consists of sewers, landscaping, sidewalks and street construction. Acquisition/design/development of passive mini -park. Acquisition/development of neighborhood park. Beautification and improvements to N. W. 23rd Street. Project consists of two mini -bases to provide transportation to elderly residents. Same as first year. Same as first year. STATUS Same as first year. Project in operation. Same as first year. Same as first year. Phase I under construction; Phase II in design stage. Site to be selected. One of the two parcels has been acquired. The other one is in the acquisition process. Estimated completion, Summer of 1978. Public Works is in the process of making preliminary analysis of alternatives in types of improvements. Impact program of Dade County will provide the service. Same as first year. Same as first year. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 6,416 City $ 20,000 County $ 25,605 County $250,000 City $260,000 City $ 82,000 City $100,000 City $250,000 City $ 30,000 County $115,000 County $ 10,000 Page 2 of 3 I !II Iglu I ' n1I dV 11 1 11,111111 1[ It A,P T ITTUI STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE /YEAR Crime Prevention Program Primary Health Care Program Water Distribution System 6* Bounded by N.W. 36th St. on the north; by N.W. 27th Ave. on the east; by North River Drive on the southwest. (Unincorporated). Street Lighting 7* Bounded by N.W. 36th St. on the north; by N. W. 27th Ave. on the east; by North River Drive on the southwest. (Unincorporated). Street Beautification 5* N.W. 19th Ave., from 20th to 23rd Sts. DESCRIPTION Same as second year. Same as second year. Project consists of design, construction and connections of a water distribution system in the aforementioned residential areas. Project consists of installation of new residential street lighting systems consisting of 4,500 mercury vapor luminaries. Project includes landscaping, tree planting and street furniture. STATUS Same as second year. Same as second year. Agreement between County and Water and Sewer Authority was executed July 5, 1977. Area of improvements is being surveyed. County Commission hearing for the creation of special taxing district by ordinance will be held in the early fall of 1977. Contract will be awarded June, 1978. Project will start September, 1978. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 10,000 County $ 15,000 City $ 12,000 County $ 55,000 County $ 5,000 City $ 40,000 County $ 20,000 73 °I1 Page 3 of 3 P'' II IL 44 4- 03 f0 N.W. 28 ST. N.W: 23 ST. LEGEND grAfrASTR EET IMPROVEMENTS lekt COMMUNITY FACILITY PARKS • LAND UTILITZ ES Numbers refer to projects contained in statue report. ST. 410...11 N.W. 20 ST. ACQUISITION- HOUSINGI , Prit 1L J 1 1 1 1 AIRPORT_ EXPRESSWAY iLJ1_1 fill 1 U1)1110EI 7_ 1 1 1 1 1 1 I L NI Is!) IFIN 111 [JD ill 12 III 111 2 iALLAPATTAH 11111 I 0 760' 15001 1 Li 110 ii • 111 111 - • .#' ... : EdiE4 ____11( —11111H11 1E-: -_-__d- r I[--( '1 7-11-111[1]1[01Hri -7-i L--1=1: lv--_--1 i iEt-=D-3Hurct---_11-1 n_.iii-:===i-fi=tic_7±-Iit--=-- lt----21c--_--i [71 u_____d_-__-11.___-_.i_1(L_;_F-ii. _ill : -_-_-:11-7.11- "ill 1 -_ FIT :f__:=11ii_ II 1F1 Fr :r--11--17-11-1111- '11:' -1 1 itliCill------il -- 111 ;1:-. 1 . 11[14_ ---ilL---z.=-_-- 11-:11 - -1-'1- ---L-1 mit i t _ il____i F-1E-AtI____1L_ILI LIU C-1 EA i 1 L___J 1 ___J c-1 L____I I —1E— 1 tc___--7_1 u 0 _ ill n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AMIN 11 'T C=3 LJ 1 1. 1 L I. 1 ...r> oi) tt I z 1 I r7.7.7.1 ----1(111 DI-11 t _ Jr 11 I t3 mg b N.W H Wii 044-1 1pF 4, CULMiack2 PAP3K STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Local Street Improvements 1* NW 5 and 10 Sts., from 3rd Ave. to F.E.C. Ove:town Planning Study Construction of Recreational Facility at Dixie Park 2* 401 NW l2th St. B. T. Washington High School Site Expansion Neighborhood Iacility 6* NW 17th St. and 3rd Ave. ':ummercial Rehabilitation Bus Shelters 2* *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Improvements include construction of curbs & gutters, street paving & sidewalk widening. Inventory analysis & planning recommendations for the Culmer overtown area. Construction of a Cultural Arts pavilion includes an amphitheater, crafts rooms and office. The existing school site (located at 1200 NW 6th Avenue) will be expanded through the acquisition of property east of the school. The property is bounded by NW 13th Street, North; NW llth Terrace, South; NW 5th Court, East; & NW 6th Avenue, West. See third year. This project provides low interest loans to qualified area businesses to improve the physical aspects of their business, including landscaping, remodeling, structural improvements, etc. The major purpose of this project is to provide a bus stop shelter for bus riders at NW 3rd Avenue & NW 14th Street. This activity is being developed in conjunction with improve- ments to Dixie Park. STATUS In pre -construction, planning & coordination stage. Study completed. In design stage. Acquisition, relocation & demolition are complete. The Board of County Commissioners authorized transfer of the site to the School Board. Completion of the transfer is expected by early July. See third year. An application in the amount of $100,000 has been under negotiation since the first CD year for rehabilitation of the Mary Elizabeth hotel, 636 NW 2nd Avenue. The department is waiting for reply from the owners as to disposition of the case. Architectural consultants have County $ 50,000 been selected by the City of Miami and design is underway. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 225,000 City $ 50,000 City $ 75,000 County $ 500,000 County $ 550,000 County $ 200,000 Page 1 111 'n.l k"� 1^1fT 4~ 3 b iIII�Y��Y ItUL-M11-:M PARK W�19i YIiI�iNl iVIBl4tl:�i6iBtl�i" STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR Neighborhood Facility 6* NW 17 St. and 3 Ave. Arterial Street Improvements 7* Land Acquisition for Public Housing 8* *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION See third year. This project will improve the poor condition of streets, curbs, side- walks, etc., & will provide beautification along NW 2nd Avenue, from NW 5th to llth Streets Specifically, the following will be undertaken: reconstruction of the pavement & sidewalks, curb and gutter, improved drainage, tree planting and landscaped planter areas, installation of street furniture & aesthetic trash receptacles. City of Miami 1st year CD funds in the amount of $225,000 initiated the project. The acquisition of these blighted properties is to provide a site for future housing. The site is located between NW 4th & 5th Avenues on the north side of NW 5th Street. It is adjacent to a site now owned by Dade County HID. Relocation assistance will also be available to the affected residents, owners and businesses. This project is jointly funded with the City of Miami ($150,000). STATUS See third year. AGENCY/FUNDING County $1,000,000 The Dade County Commission County $ 190,000 (on 'March 15, 1977) adopted a resolution authorizing execu- tion of a professional services agreement with Bristol, Childs, Crowder and Associates for design of roadway improvements. Land- scaping design is being done inhouse by the Public Works Dept. Currently, the design is 35% complete. The project is scheduled for bidding for construction, September, 1977; construction is scheduled to begin January, 1978. Appraisals on the properties are County complete and the acquisition City process is underway. The acquisition price has been approved by the Commission, Eminent Domain suit was filed 5/27/77; answer date (in court for owners) is scheduled for 7/8/77; order of taking hearing is scheduled for 7/26/77. A total of 21 families will be relocated. To date, only one has been relocated. It will take approximatley six months to relocate the remaining 20 families. $ 150,000 $ 150,000 Page 2 101 I�q WMANNEttlat,- idgPWIT777.1,1,77,47. ILPLIAMEG: EP,A1M. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR (Continued) Local Street Improvements 3* NW 6th-10th Sts., between F.E.C. Railroad & NW 3rd Ave. Pedestrian Walkway 4* Across Expressway Ext. 1-395 Between NW 4th-5th Aves. and 14th-16th Sts. Mini -Park 5* NW Corner of NW 10th St. and NW 2nd Court. *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Improvements include street paving and construction of curbs and gutters, drainage and sidewalk widening. Design and construction of a pedestrian walkway. Acquisition and development of a passive mini -park. STATUS Design completed. Pre -construction meeting held. Starting work depends on Utility clean-up. Fla. Dept. of Transportation refused to issue construction permit. Office of CD has recommended passage of City Resolution requesting the Dept. of Transportation to issue permit to construct walkway. City & owner could not negotiate on equitable purchase price. Development of mini -park on the east side of NW 2nd Ave., between 10th & llth Sts. will take place instead. AGENCY/FUNDING City $100,000 City 2 ,023 City $ 50400D 1 =LIFLIAAJBER PARK. PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR Cultural Arts Program overtown Interim Assistance Program 11* Bounded by NW 6 & 11 Sts., and " I-95 and the F.E.C. Railroad. Renovation of Culmer Center 10* 490 NW 11 Street. Neighborhood lecility 6* NW 17 St. & 3 Avenue *Location on attached map. STATUS DESCRIPTION Project consists of the administration of a multi- faceted arts program for the cultural enrichment of area residents. Special program to improve the general physical condition of the Overtown business and residential community. Project consists of a structural renovation to the Center, including painting, & roof & bathroom repairs. A neighborhood facility will be constructed to house needed services and agencies, thereby improving accessibility to area residents. When completed, the facility will encompass approximately 34,000 square feet. The first year allocation provided for acquisition of property (SW corner of NW 17th Street & NW 3rd. Avenue), funds for design and some construction. The site is sparsely populated with various species of trees and plant material. These will be retained as much as possible, relocating on the site where needed. Second year funds were to complete construction. The third year allocation will complete the plan by providing landscaping, drainage, trees, park furniture, pathways and parking for the neighborhood facility site. Page 4 OF COMMUNITY UtVtLUI✓MtN I eriudet. 15 STATUS An administrator will be hired shortly to schedule events in the area. Administrative staff will be hired by Sept. 15, and laborers by early October. Dade County is in process of assessing structural repair needs. The property has been acquired; professional services for architectural design are underway by Joseph M iddlebrooks, AIA. Programming for the facility was completed in January. The architect is currently completing the schematic design phases incorporating comments from the community and service providers. ibllowing another community review, Phase II or detailed design and working drawings, specifications and plan documents will be prepared. The project is scheduled for bidding for construction in mid -December, 1977. Construction is scheduled to begin February, 1978 and completed January, 1979. AG ENC Y/FUNDING City $ 20,000 City $ 235,000 County $ 100,000 County $ 200,000 it li =ULMER PARK. PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR (Continued) Highland nd circle Park 9* NW 13 St. and 18 Ct. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Local Street Improvements 3* NW 6 - 10 Sts., between NW 3 Ave. and F.E.C. installation of Trash Receptacles *Location on attach.: map. DESCRIPTION Design, construction and improvements of existing mini -park. Improvements include shade trees, benches and game tables. Improvements include sidewalk widening, street paving & construction of curbs & gutters & drainage. Purchase and installation of aesthetically pleasing trash receptacles along streets. STATUS In design stage. Project in pre -construction, planning & design stage. Project in bid stage. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 10,000 City $ 200.000 13.000 LEGEND PARKS /®A STREET IMPROVEMENTS 0 COMMUNITY FACILITY LAND ACQUISITION -MOUSING UTI LITI ES Numbers refer to projects contained in status report, CULMER PARK 0' 750' I500' ProlmreIMMNVMMW'Mq9ePWW411 c ENTEALL e ©o IF PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Central Mini -park 1* N. Miami Ave. & 14th St. Neighborhood Facility Commercial Rehabilitation SECOND YEAR +instruction of Phase II - . River Walkway. 2* Bauder Fashion College to n,stern boundary of Fort Dallas Park. St c t!et/Sidewalk Improvements at F:ciendship Plaza 3* °!r;derneath I-395 at Biscayne Blvd., NE 12t.r, Street. Traffic _ , a i System Improvements 3* Flagler Street Signal System Improvements 4* THIRD YEAR Land Acquisition for Housing 5* N. E. 1st Ave. between N. W. 2nd and 3rd Sts. * Location on attac_.,erl map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Acquisition/development of passive mini -park. Study to determine social service needs for the downtown area. Loans and grants to businesses to rehabilitate commercial structures. This project proposes a 20 foot -wide landscaped and paved walkway on the north bank of the Miami River. It will include bulkheading. Design/construction of a parking lot. Installation of new traffic signal system on selected streets. Installation of new traffic signal system & sidewalk improvements on Flagler. Land acquisition for a mixed use development containing subsidized elderly housing, academic facilities, parking and retailing. STATUS Because of acquisition difficulties, only one of the original four parcels will be acquired. Acquisi- tion will be completed by October of 1977. Planning analysis determined that a large number of service facilities and agencies exist in the area and there will be no new facility constructed. Total of two applications received. One project developed and completed. The walkway will terminate at the westernmost boundary of Fort Dallas Park. CD funds will be used for engineering, bulkheading and walkway construction. Project completed. Project completed. Construction in progress. Steering Committee has been assembled. Urban Design Study for acquisition & development procedures for the three -block area currently underway & will be completed in early November. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 125,000 -0— County $ 50,000 City $ 120,000 City $ 25,000 County $ 230,000 County $ 180,641 County $ 700,000 City $1,400,000 I PI I 11 C'C tNDIFI2l 1L /° @� CAM1 U CgOWE PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR (Continued) Land Acquisition for Community College b* Sounded by NE 4th and 5th Sts., and NE 1st and 2nd Avenues. I-95 Exit Ramp Landscaping S. E. 2:;d Avenue Street Beautification and Improvements 8* W. E. 2nd Ave., from MDCC to S. E. 2nd St., and S. E. 1st from South Miami Ave. to S. E. 2nd Ave. Elderly Services • River Walkway, Phase II 2* : Uder Fashion College to western r'uudary of Fort Dallas Park. uperrnural - Urban Beautification Lummus Park 9* N.W. 3 St. & N. River Drive. * Location on attacheu map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Partial acquisition of the block north of the downtown Miami -Dade Community College. Estimated costs include acquisition, relocation and demolition. Placement of appropriate plant materials to beautify the area. Beautification will include tree planting, new signs, tree grates, and street furniture. Funding of social workers through United Family & Children's Services & Dade County Impact Program, to serve elderly residents in the area. This project proposes continuation of the 20 foot -wide landscaped and paved walkway on the north bank of the Miami River. (Includes bulkheading). Murals will be painted on the outside walls of selected downtown buildings which have a high pedestrian/motorist visibility. Expansion of restrooms, storage area, & air conditioners in community building plus fencing & landscaping. +.. - _ 40.1141.16•01.ANC STATUS Same as above. Negotiating for agreement with State. Landscaping will start by October. An attempt is being made to obtain private matching funds. Staff will determine tree types and locations. Nursery contract will be awarded by mid -November, 1977. Contract for social services has been awarded. United Family Services Program to begin by early September, and the Impact Program by October, 1977. Continued project. Status above. Steering Committee has been assembled for a total project of eight walls in two phases. A design competition for Phase I will be held in October for project execution in December. In design stage. Working drawings, bid documents & bid awards, completed by October, 1977. Construction to start by November, 1977. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 250,000 County $ 250,000 City $ 1,000 City $ 144,000 City $ 15,000 County $ 30,000 City $ 300,000 City $ 30,000 City $ 73,000 VI N.W. 15 ST. cq cr Q W N.W. 5 ST. QED El L_J UED 72=D 9 W. FLAGLER ST. .� • LEGEND PARKS r'� STREET IMPROVEMENTS 41161. COMMUNITY FACILITY l J N. MIAMI AVE. co W 2 5 N m DE OaUDEG nL' U1 U 2 W 2 N [ NM VENETIAN CAUSEWAY MAC ARTHUR CAUSEWAY i MIAMI • PORT BOULEVARD 1 LAND ACQUISITION -HOUSING UTILITIES Numbers refer to projects contained in status report. CENTRAL / DOWNTOWN 11111 I. Os 750' 15001 HODSON PARK/ LOTTLE ROVER is STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Local Street Improvements 1* NE 80 Terr., between N. Miami Ave. and NE 2 Ave. Local Street Improvements 7* NW 2 Ave. between 54t:h-60th Sts. Neighborhood Park 2* Between NE Muni Place & N. Miami Ave., from NE 54th- 591h Sts. Neighborhood Facility 8* Planning t'hase �catinuatio:; cf NI;P Street Improvements 9* NW 2 Ave., from NW 59 Terr., south to NW 54 St., and from NW 58 St., north to NW 59 Terrace. Commercial Rehabilitation * Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks & paving. Construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and paving. Acquisition and development of a neighborhood park. Planning study to determine social service needs of the Edison target area. Project consists of storm drainage, new pavement, roadway improvements, planters and land- scaping, handicapped curb cuts at intersections, and the widening of NW 2nd Avenue from NW 59th Terrace south to NW 54th Street and from NW 58th Street north to NW 59th Terrace from NW 2nd Avenue west to NW 5th Court. This project is for commercial rehabilitation low interest loans to help arrest commercial decay in different areas of Dade County which are in danger of economic blight. This program is aimed at encouraging growth and stability in these commercial areas. STATUS Project completed. Project completed. Acquisition underway. Two of three parcels have been acquired. Study completed. See third year for continued status. Presently overlaying asphalt on the streets & preparing for clean-up phase. Project is scheduled for completion in late September. Total of four applications received. One project developed and completed. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 70,000 City $100,000 City $ 75,00G -0- County $500,000 County $ 50,000, Page 1 10118iIVY'ii Yli YdilYli iiWi ui; �tle�or t,t�+. ( IDOSONI PAG:3IKI LOTTLE CZ2OVIMEQ o I PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR Planning, design, construction of Sanitary Sewers 12* Larchmont, Buena Vista and Little River areas. Acquisition and/or reconstruction of physical properties for redevelopment. Neighborhood Facility 8* Local Street Improvements 3* NW 39th-43rd Sts., between NW 2nd - 5th Aves. Sanitary Sewer Design 13* N. Miami Ave. and NW 7th Ave., from NW 39th St. to NW 54th St. Buena Vista Neighborhood Park 4* Local Street-. Improvements 5* NE lst Avt., between NE 79th to 82nd St:. Park Pool Improvements 6* Corner NW 62nd St., & 5th Ave. * Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Provide planning and design of sanitary sewers where they are non-existent and to re -design the existing system where inadequate. The Buena Vista and Little River systems are being planned and designed by the City of Miami. The Larchmont system planning and design is being done by Dade County. The collection system will be serviced by the Virginia Key Treatment Plan. Acquisition of properties in state or condition of detrimental impact on the community, to be developed towards a community oriented functional use. Site selection and construction of . a neighborhood facility. Construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and paving. Planning, design and construction of sewers. Acquisition & development of a neighborhood park. Construction of curbs and gutters, sidewalks and paving. Installation of solar heater and roof improvements. STATUS Design of sewer system is 90% completed. This project has been applied towards the acquisition of a vacant site for the neighborhood facility (see Third Year CD) . Appraisals have been completed. See third year. Under construction. Project completed. Additional construction funded by City Bond underway. Acquisition underway. Project completed. Roof contract in process. Solar heater in design. Bids will go out when design is completed. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 70,000 County $225,000 County -wide $569,000 Funds City $150,000 City $ 90,000 City $260,000 City $ 60,000 City $ 25,914 Page 2 hid WJii�ll1111i1 iii�IV111h��l III�Iiu�dLiJ IiiIW �"' M116 di! gii11N.IIlllulllhlnIYNi:'YinPoadfGk''is'WWW1 fr' tiii Yii idll�umlri WII 11111 I NI, 111 111 t II I 111161101J1111.42 '+ REASON PAG31K0 BATTLE G OVE E 2 STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS • PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR (Continued) Local Street Improvements 14* NE 80th Terr., between NE 2nd Ave. and F.E.C. Right of Way THIRD YEAR Edison Lemon City Park 2* NE Miami Pace & NW 59th St. Community Park Improvements NW 62nd and 63rd Sts., to NW th Ave. Oakland Grove Mini -park 10* £:,-d St. and 3rd Ave. Neighb:.r)iood Facility 8* NW 79th St., to NW 77th St., between NW 2nd Ave. and NW 1st Ave. DESCRIPTION Construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and paving. Development of a neighborhood park. 6* Project consists of acquisition, expansion and improvements to existing park. Buena Vista Neighborhood Park 4* vehicular Bridge to El Portal 11* NW 2nd Ave. and Little River Canal. *Location cn attached Design and development of a mini -park. This is a continuation of a second year project based on a CD county -wide neighborhood facility study. A joint Edison/ West Little River facility was proposed. As part of a second year county -wide set aside, $569,000 was allocated for this facility. See first year. Design & construction of a vehicular bridge connecting the Larchmont section of the Edison Park target area to the Village of El Portal across the Little River Canal. This would replace an existing pedestrian bridge, aligned approximately with NW 2nd Avenue. This area has been identified by residents as having a high incidence of crime. The vehicular bridge would provide authorities with improved circulation & better degree of surveillance. STATUS Construction underway. In acquisition stage. Appraisals underway. Completion by Summer, 1978. Site selection and appraisal completed. Nego- tiations with owners are scheduled to begin shortly. Architectural consultant has been selected & service programming phase is approaching completion with architectural design phase to follow. See second year. Bridge is currently under design development. This phase is scheduled to be completed in early September, to be followed by bidding and construction. AGENCY/FUNDING City $100,000 City $225,000 City $234,000 City $ 10,000 County $400,000 City $225,000 County $ 22,000 Page III C DOSCD(N1 PANIKOLOTTEUE [ OVEN PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR (Continued) Pilot Study for Storm Drainage in Larchmon t Area. Bounded by 79th St. on south, N. Miami Ave. on the east, Little River Canal on the north, and I-95 on the west. *Location on attached m tlp. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION The Larchmont area of Edison Park bounded on the north by Little River Canal, NW 79th Street on the east, and the I-95 Expressway on the west has a severe drainage problem caused by poor soil percolation rate, high water table and low land elevation. A study has determined that 'french drains' is the required solution for this situation.. STATUS Project is currently in preliminary stages of development to determine location and method for pilot study. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 12,000 Page 4 13 I _ 1 !! 4 !.R. z,I• --- #'ter �,� { !; _ii_1 ,1 3L _ a N.E. 79 ST. '`-lon^:: 71 J 1--i 1 Z it= 1 __.--- N pa— ce c6- LEGLENO PARKS I i; W r- N 7�uJOC1CCC aDOQoao DC]DDDDDDCl C CIIDOD C❑ T '� 1 o� .N.E. 71 ST. 1-T MINN.E. 62 ST. I N.E. 54 ST. rti //"• 1 I .1 /1 7 ( ! r cv ! 31 1—•1/ 4i f iC'jr4! ! J 1 1 C71' , i t, ;=. . Lr 1 L J T ....000ciao7/ A1RPORT EXPRESSWAY p♦oSTREET IMPROVEMENTS COMMUNITY FACILITY • LAND ACQUISITION —MOUSING UTILITIES Numbers refer to projects contained in status report. EDlSCN PARK/LITTLE MN/EP 11111 1 0' 750' 1500' STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE / YEAR FIRST YEAR Street Improvements 3* along Day, from Mundy to New York; Plaza, from Day to U.S. 1; Carter, from Day to U.S. 1; and Shipping, from Plaza to Carter. Crime Prevention Program Commercial Rehabilitation Acquisition of Golden Gate Property 6* :acquisition of the Sussman Buildings 5* ..s. 1 and Douglas. Physical Improvements to Grand Avenue Park 1* DESCRIPTION STATUS Improvements include street paving, Project completed. curbs, gutters, and sidewalk widening. This project proposes to reduce juvenile delinquency and provide recreational & educational activities for youth. This project provides low interest loans to qualified area businesses to improve the physical aspects of their business, including landscaping, remodeling, structural improvements, etc. 'The acquisition of the remaining blighted properties in the section known as Golden Gate is to provide sites for new housing. The acquisition of these blighted properties would provide sites for future housing. A feasibility study showed that the buildings should be demolished rather than rehabilitated. Redevelopment of three ballfields, new lighting, tennis & basketball courts, tot -lot & landscaping. Program operational. There have been no applications to receive loans. Acquisition, relocation & demolition are complete. Acquisition & relocation are complete. Sussman -north de- molition stage to follow. Sussman -south has been demolished. Adjacent property is in requisition stage. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 225,000 County $ 50,000 County $ 50,000 County $ 75,000 County $1,000,000 The lighting system will be City $ 100,000 installed by Dec. '77. Construction to start September 26, 1977. 'klrnratinn uu• III (OZONIIST MIRCYV C PROJECT TITLE / YEAR SECOND YEAR Acquisition of the Barbarrosa Building 7* Site located on the east side of Douglas, Percival & Oak. Arterial Street Improvements 4* Douglas Road from Oak to Grand Ave_ Crime Prevention Program for Youths Prvs^al Improvements to :rang. Avenue Park 1* Tenant Education Program 'riealth Clinic -Transportation T1 nent Street Improvements 2* Plcza Street from Day to Florida Sts.. and Percival, Oak, Frow, Florida streets, from Douglas to iaza Land acquisition for subsidizes housing 8* east side of Douglas, between Percival & Oak *Location on attached map STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION The purpose of acquiring this building is to get rid of a structurally deteriorated structure and blight. The planned re -use would be housing. Acquiring this property is part of a total plan for the improvement of Coconut Grove. Improvements include street paving, curbs, gutters, drainage and sidewalk widening. See first year. See first year. Program to educate area residents as to their rights as tenants. The purchase of a van to transport residents to and from Community Clinic. Improvements include design and construction of aforementioned streets. See third year. STATUS Acquisition, relocation & demolition completed. Project in final construction stage. See first year. See first year. Project operational. Project operational. Designs have been completed. Bids will go out shortly. Appraisals have been completed. Project in acquisition process. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 750,000 County $ 66,500E County $ 13,000 City $ 100,123 City $ 16,000 City $ 3,791 City $ 225,000 City $ 225,00a • I I411I'I!I II!VIII'I"I!I Page 2 III II I OECDNU ' MIROVIE STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIEIL YEAh Physical Improvements 1* to Grand Avenue Park Tenant Education Program Land acquisition for subsidized housing 8* west of Douglas, between Percival and Oak. :ini-Park Plaza 9* S. W. Corriez of Elizabeth and Grand Avenue Pierce Park Expansion 10* Elderly Services Crime Prevention Dixie Highway Slum Clearance *Location on attached map DESCRIPTION See first year See second year Blighted property acquisition for elderly housing. Acquisition, design and development of a passive mini -park. This new project proposes to acquire the parcel of land northwest of the existing Pierce Park site, between Short & Industrial Avenues (bordered by Oak Avenue and Brooker Street), in order to expand the Park. This new project would provide outreach & service referral, expanded recreational activities, & equipment for all elderly residents; & monitoring & assistance for the new elderly housing complex on a 24-hour basis. See first year This project proposes to begin acquiring properties along Dixie Highway beginning at Grand Avenue & proceeding northeast. A linear park and housing sites are potential re -uses. STATUS See first year Project operational Project currently in appraising stage. Appraisals being completed Work schedule being developed Work schedule being developed See first year Appraisals being done AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 185,000 City $ 16,000 City $ 435,000 County $ 200,000 City $ 100,000 County $ 150,000 City $. 11,000 County $ 16,000 County $ 100,000 Page 3 II LOQUAT AVE CC w z w w J ( S.W. 42 AVE) LEGEND PARKS 0.2111%, STREET IMPROVEMENTS lab • COMMUNITY FACILILITY DOUGLAS ST (S.W. 37 AVE) l�L LAND ACQUISITION —HOUSING UTI LITI ES Numbers refer to projects contained in status report. CDCDNUT GROVE 11__'.D MARLER AVE iu!iiBluluiitliiliiise�ui3Ytfi+"' B=.077111.H DIAVANA STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Neighborhood Facility 1* 900 S. W. 1st Street. Commercial Rehabilitation/Calle Otto Project 4* S. W. 25th Ave. to Brickell Ave. Mini -Parks 5* S. W. 8th St. and Beacom Blvd; 900 S. W. 1st St; S. W. 6th St. and loth Avenue. SECOND YEAR Recreational Facility 2* S. W. 3rd St. and 8th Ave. Land Acquisition for Housing 6* Beautification of Cuban Plaza and ;4.;orial Boulevard. 3* S. W. 13th Ave., 8th to llth Sts. Neigh1xorli od Facility 1* Homemaker Services for Elderly *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Development of a multi -purpose neighborhood center which houses social, cultural & community -type events. Project includes the following components: Street beautification and landscaping; street furniture, and commercial beautification loans to merchants. Aequisition/development of neighborhood parks. Improvement to Riverside Park, renovation of ballfield, lighting, new playground equipnent, landscaping, irrigation, park building with toilet facilities. Acquisition of site for subsidized elderly housing. Project provides for the upgrading of the conditions of existing monuments as well as additional landscaping and pedestrian amenities in the median strip. Same as first year. Dade County Human Resources will serve incapacitated residents with their have upkeep. STATUS AGENCY/FUNDING Various agencies already in operation. County $675,000 City Commission approved construction City $750,000 of a new social service building on the site. Design underway. Master Plan has been approved by County $500,000 Dade County Commission. Construction City $ 25,000 will start by October of 1977. 900 S. W. 1st Street Park is in the planning stage. The two other parks are in the process of acquisition. Ballfield & lighting under design. Consultant will be selected for the rest of the project. Project in design stage. A 75-unit elderly housing project will be built on the neighborhood facility site. Dade County is acquiring site at 17th Ave. & 4th St. Design in progress, approaching final stages. Construction starts in Fall, 1977. Same as first year. Program funded from July, '76 to June, '77. County $250,000 City $280,000 County $250,000 City $350,000 City $100,000 City $400,000 City $ 85,000 Page 1 ii 111 II'I Ii! In IIIII Il'SdLi"2M9MMiuua JiWiGr..:w:.a�:Wmawuy.i.:.. .....rn. ILO u TL111WANL1 PROJECT TITLE/YEAR Child Care Program Transportation Program 40 Calle Oc o Project 4* i THIRD YEAR Local Street Improvemnts 7* s. W. 9th & l0th Avenues, between l.st and 2nd Streets. Land Acquisition for housing t r, Riverfront Park 8* S:,._! L `1 River Drive and W. 3rd Street. Henderson Park Li ovo ents 9* 971 N. W. 2nd Street. Izu±i c Park Impiovc its 10* S. W. 15t h Ave. & 8th St. Transportation at ior. Program Neighbor}xiod Facility 900 S. W. 1st St. * Location on attached male. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION After school program providing children 6 to 14 years old with recreational/cultural activities and irotework review. Action, Inc., located in the neighborhood facility, provides medical and shopping transportation to elderly and needy residents. Same as first year. Landscaping, street corner improvements, and tree planting along designated streets. Also included is sidewalk widening (S. W. 9th Ave.), brick pavers in front of Bldg. "A" of neighboihuod facility. Site acquisition for subsidized elderly housing. Aoquisiton,/design/develop►ent of an active neighborhood park Improvements include landscaping/ play equipment and a basketball court. Constriction of restroan facilities.' Same as first year. Sam as first and second years. Page 2 STATUS Program funded from July, '76 to June, '77. Currently in operation. Program funded from July, '76 to June, '77. Currently in operation. Same as first year. Cost estimates & preliminary design analysis have been completed. Various sites under consideration. Site has been selected. Project in acquisition stage. Preliminary site planning completed. Construction to begin October, 1977. Program operational. Same as first and second years. 'f I IH AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 30,000 City $ 10,000 County $ 10,000 County $775,000 City $ 44,900 City $600,000 County $400,000 City $225,000 City $ 50,000 City $ 20,000 City $ 10,000 County $ 10,000 City $500,000 oo 11,311TTLS aAeANA, PROJECT TITLE/YEAR C'ille ()chop Project Beautification & Economic Development 11* West Flayler between the River and 12th Avenue. *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Same as first year. Pilot study to be done. Project will include landscaping & tree planting. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Page 3 ,I , STATUS Saone as first year. Project in design stage. Construction/landscaping to start Fiscal Year 77-78. • AGENCY/FUNDING County $150,000 County $250,000 0 W co 6rf Eil 0; 1:...1', % AbMSS3adX3 Sfi-I III__,DDL.°E —DI ULLL% lu ❑DJC�., io. icsFsE1 g -- a 8 'M'S Er--11= 1\ an 'COD WLWEID' 0 ILDD _11171 E 0 0000-11,„5_,..ng-"0D0-7a'Avs 0-0-1---4-A E3 c6I[111 -?751•E'Liy= CiC,���r- ❑o � �� DDL tl uu L,,_, ,..., ,J C,DDO� a iDflflUC .110 • gpirdi EdE OINIMPO ellgatane 00.11111111. 0 • cipa.. l.J J .._,.J ,_ , 0 -1,D E 5 QT._J.kL:1 ___ l_� L_ r---1 ° r 0 0 �/w, cm Dp INN:�,...,1 9 .' -- L'D l J Eti'-31E___ r MI .J L,[70 1 r_ Cr_ ��_:. �-- -, r_. .._ i Li 1L 1JJLi.J L. lr�J �_i LL.C...:0j1 . co L J 1 J a z a 1 1 N .1 3AV L1 '!M'S 3AV ZZ 'M S IMVIOC�L (� EllTOC S PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR • i Local Street Improvements, Phase Z 1* NW 60 & 61 Streets (12-17 Aves), NW 12, 14, 15 Sts. (60-62 sts.) Shell City Building 2* Demolition Nw 7 Ave. and 58 St. Sanitary Sewer Design 3* Bounded by NW 7 Ave., NW 17 Ave_ NW 79 St., and the F.E.C. Railroad NW 72 St.) Acquisition of 1060 NW 62 St. Street Improvements 5* Superblock) Street Lighting in Fi> uwnsville _):nmercial Rehabilitation Public Service Programs Household Technicians. New Careers *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION 51A1 05 01- UUMMUNI I Y UtVLLUI•'MtN I I-'UUtJ L 15 STATUS AGENCY/FUNDING Improvements include new asphalt pavement, new curbs and/or gutters, broken sidewalk replacement, covered ditch drainage system & landscaping. Demolition of substandard structure and prepare site for redevelopment. Design of sanitary sewer collection system. 4* Acquisition, relocation of residents, and demolition. Design and construction of street improvements for a portion of the Superblock area. Upgrading of the street lighting system in the Brownsville Special Taxing District. To provide low -interest loans to businessmen to rehabilitate their establishments. Provided & promoted training programs to improve working conditions, job opportunities and salaries of house- hold workers. Program provides training to residents who desire entry level positions in public service careers. Page 1 II Construction completed. City $ 140,663 Demolition completed. Design completed. Project completed. Design completed. A contract has been executed for the construction which will be completed by Jan. 78. Proiect discontinued as a result of County Commission action on April 5, 1977. Nine loans have been approved and funds committed as of July 1, 1977. Program implemented. Funding discontinued after first year. Program implemented. Continued funding through CETA since Sept. 1976. II County $ 20,000: County $ 230,000 County $ 714,000 County $ 200,000 County $ 50,000 County $ 322,500 County $ 10,000 County $ 101*297' ;j;iW101I044.111A!Y::4Gu i MODEL. ( OTOIES PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR (Continued) Higher Horizon Comprehensive Primary Health Care Minority Contractors United Merchants Housing Development Housing Opportunity Center Expanded Health and Medical Care Senior Citizen Program *Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION This program provides services to students to improve their educational opportunities in school or college, including tutorial services and scholarship for higher education. Program providing supplementary dental services to residents. Program provides training, counseling, management & technical assistance to minority contractors. Program providing assistance to small businessmen in group purchasing for supplies and business services, warehousing and information dispersal. Program provides the administrative costs for a non-profit community based development corporation to develop much needed moderate income housing. Program provides housing information and counseling service, including assistance to eligible home buyers. Program provides an innovative walk-in clinic which includes an environmental health component, and nutrition & health education components. Multi -service program for elderly including hot meals, transportation, recreation, health care, education and counseling. Page 2 STATUS Program implemented. Funding in 2nd and 3rd year. Program implemented. Terminated June, 1976. Program implemented County -wide in subsequent years. Future funding being considered. Program implemented County -wide in subsequent years. Terminated in April, 1976. Program implemented County -wide in subsequent years. Program implemented County -wide in subsequent years. Program implemented. Project is currently in revenue sharing budget. Program implemented. Project is currently in revenue sharing budget. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 124,800 County $ 128,000 County $ 90,000 County $ 42,000 County $ 316,673 County $ 225,109 County $ 500,000 County $ 31,050 III ''I tMvtOO©ER. COTIIE PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR (Continued) Ex -Offender Project SECOND YEAR Local Street Improvements - Phase iI 7' NW 58 St., 58 Terr., 59 St. (12-17 Aires.); NW 13, 14, 15 Aires. (58-60 St_.); NW 13 Ct. (59-60 Sts.) Local Street Improvement - Phase III 12* NW 55 St., 56 St. (12-17 Aires.); NW 55 Terr. (17 Ave-12 Ct.); ;;W St. (14-17 Ave. & 12-13 Ave.); NW 13, 14 15 Ave. (54-58 Sts.)' NW 12 Ct. (55-56 Sts.) Field Lighting at Northwestern Sr. High School Recreation Program at Helafonte-Tacolcy Center Tenant Education Program *Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Program provides residential half -way house, employment, training and educational programs to assist ex -offenders in adjusting. Same as first year, Phase I. Same as first year. Installation of standard mercury vapor lights on the baseball/ football field of Northwestern High School. A supervised 6 structured indoor/ outdoor recreation program for youth ranging from 5 to 24 years of age. Program to educate & train low & moderate income tenants. Emphasis is on housing maintenance, counseling and landlord tenant rights. Page 3 STATUS Program implemented county - wife in subsequent years. Under construction. Under construction. The City of Miami has offered to make direct payment to the Board of Public Instruction of $78,000 for the lighting of Northwestern High School Athletic Field. The offer was made in June, 19771 still in negotiation. Program operational Program operational. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 63,600 City $ 168,950 Bond $ 506,851 City $ 361,050 Bond $ 311,182 City 78,000 City $ 50,000 18,000 Vlii40 Mt S Ili rMly ODE R. 0 u'0IEB PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR (Continued) Relocation for Martin Luther King Boulevard Sanitary Sewer Collection System Construction 9* STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Relocation payment assistance to property owners and tenants affected by the MLK Boulevard Project. This project provides for the construction of sanitary sewers for the area bounded by NW 7 Avenue, NW 12 Avenue, NW 79 Street, and the F.E.C. Railroad. Gladeview School Area This project provides for the design of Street Improvement Design 10* street improvements for the area bounded by NW 62 Street, NW 71 Street, NW 27 Avenue, and NW 32 Avenue. Street Improvement Design for the Superblock 11* ^.u:1eJ City Legal Services Expanded Health and Medical Care NW 62 Street Clinic Youth Streetworkers *Location on attached map. This project provides for the design of street improvements for two areas within the "Superblock". One is bounded by NW 53 Street, NW 50 Street, NW 22 Avenue and NW 24 Avenue. The other is bounded by NW 50 Street, NW 46 Street, NW 24 Avenue and NW 27 Avenue. This program provides low income Model City residents with legal counsel and advice at no charge. Same as first year. This is an innovative delinquency prevention project where staff works with troubled youths in their own environment to motivate them to continue their education, job training and personal adjustment through constructive recreational & enrichment efforts. Pago 4 STATUS AGENCY/FUNDING City has made assistance payments City $ 100,000 to two individuals. Bid award process initiated. Construction should begin by December. Consultant selection process is being finalized. Design should begin by October and be completed by June, 1978. Consultant selection process is being finalized. Design should begin by October and be completed by June, 1978. Program operational. Program operational. Program operational. County $1,000,000 County $ 150,000 County $ 40,000. County $ 186,150 County $ 167,200 County $ 76,850 '91UIIII''1'1 1111 1111111111 gllr I'lll III1 I II JiII1IIIY1lllililul l II Vw I II d I IIIJId 1I II i ii ii lo1 11 5 IIU U5 Ur UUMMUNI 1 Y UtvtL.u-MtN I i'hUJc.0 I 1 f PROJECT TITLE/YEAR SECOND YEAR (Continued) Senior Citizen Program Family Planning Information Ex -Offender Project Cultural Enrichment Program THIRD YEAR Gladeview School Area Street Improvement Construction Superblock Street Improvement Construction 5* *Location on attached map. DESCRIPTION Same as first year. This program provides information and resources for family planning, including an educational outreach program. Same as first year. This program provides a comprehensive program of Black cultural awareness thru classes, exhibits, workshops and dramatic and other types of performances. This continuing project provides for the construction of street improvements including sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and street resurfacing for the area bounded by NW 71 Street, NW 62 Street, NW 32 Avenue and 27 Avenue. This continuing project provides for the construction of street improvements for two sections of the Superblock including sidewalks, curbs, gutters and street re- surfacing. One area is bounded by NW 50 Street, NW 46 Street, NW 27 Avenue and NW 24 Avenue. The second area is bounded by NW 53 Street, NW 50 Street, NW 24 Avenue and NW 22 Avenue. • STATUS Program implemented. County- wide funding in third year. Program operational. Program operational. See third year status. Work program being finalized. Funds will be utilized to construct the first year phase of the project. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 31,050 County $ 36,250 County $ 100,000 County $ 84,200 County $ 930,000 County $ 120,000 Page 5 11Ilia I i 1 U r oo ms EITYTIES PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR (Continued) Local Street Improvements 12* Street Tree Planting 14* Tnstallation of Trash 7ece_,tacles 7, 12; 15, 17 Aves., & 'NW 54 and 62 Sts. Transportation for Community Cultural Activities Tacolcy Recreation Program Tenant Education Liberty City Area Street Improvement Design 15* *Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Continuation of the installation of concrete curbs & gutters, asphaltic pavement, concrete sidewalks, concrete ditch drainage system and landscaping in the Liberty City area. The remaining area is bounded by NW 61st Street on the north, I-95 on the east, N.W. 55th Street on the south, and N.W. 12th Avenue on the west. The placement of a variety of large trees on NW 7th Ave. from NW 58th to 36th Streets, and on NW 54th Street from NW 7th Ave. to 19th Ave. NW 12th and 15th Avenues will be the next priorities dependent on availability of funds. The placement of aesthetically designed trash receptacles with emphasis on the commercial corridors. The purchase of a passenger van to be used by Northwestern High School to transport residents to and from cultural activities. See second year. See second year. This project provides for the design of street improvements for the area bounded by NW 62 Street, NW 17 Avenue, NW 71 Street and NW 22 Avenue. This is a new project. Page 6 OW' 1111111111 III STATUS Preliminary design stage. Preliminary planning stage. The container has been selected and approved. Request from Northwestern being processed. Refunding as been approved. Refunding has been approved. Work program being finalized. 111 I ' 111 111I AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 550,000 City $ 110,.000 City $ 30,000 City $ 10,000 City $ 50,000 City $ 18,000 County $ 45,000 MODEL GDTQG S PROJECT TITLE/YEAR THIRD YEAR (Continued) Bicycle/Pedestrian Path Construction. Corridor down 22nd Avenue. Ward Towers Walkway Cover Design and Construction --_aver Horizons Youth Streetworkers Mode. City Legal Services Family Planning Information Cultural Enrichment Program *Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT S DESCRIPTION This project involves the construction of a bicycle pedestrian community linkage pathway which will traverse the community in a north -south alignment primarily between NW 21st Avenue and NW 23rd Avenue. This project provides for the construction of a walkway cover from the residential complex to the elderly service center on the site. See first year. See second year. See second year. See second year. See second year. Page 7 STATUS Supervisory consultant services are being finalized. Project is completing environmental review. Request to advertise for bids is to be submitted to County Commission. Program operational Third year contract is being finalized. Program operational. Program operational. Contract not renewed with New Covenant Presbyterian Church. Negotiating with Parks Dept. for continuation of the project. 11 ' 111111 AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 250,000 County $ 20,000 County $ 171,000 County $ 100,000 County $ 198,000 County $ 39,000 County $ 78,00G yyOsyl� ti PROJECT TITLE/YEAR FIRST YEAR Local Street Improvements 1* 34th Terrace, between 2nd-3rd Aves; NW 3rd Ave., between 29th-36th Sts; NW 33rd-35th Sts., between 2nd- 5th Aves. Neighborhood Facility 2* 2900-2998 NW 2nd Avenue Development Program me Prevention Program 'ornmercial Rehabilitation ;,.,cal Street Improvements 3* NW i2nd- 35th Sts., between STIi-6t1, Aves; NU 30th St - between 2nd-e: Aves; NW 6th Ave. between 2'r4tn-35th Sts. NeighborhocO Park Development 4* 3100 Nw 5th Ave., adjacent to Robert E. :.,te school. 'Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Improvements include street paving. construction of curbs & gutters and sidewalk widening. See third year. See third year. See third year. This program consists of direct long term, low interest loans to qualified businessmen for the rehabilitation of commercial properties. Maximum duration of ' this loan shall be twenty years. In no case shall the loan limit exceed $20,000 per unit or exceed the value of the property after rehabilitation whichever is less. Construction of curbs and gutters, drainage, sidewalk widening, and street paving. Installation of a lighting system for soccer and baseball field. Page I STATUS AGENCY/FUNDING Project in last stages of completion City $150,000 See third year. See third year. See third year. The County Department of Housing & Urban Development has been working with the Wynvood business persons. No applications have been received to date under this program. Under construction. Bids have been advertised. Project pending final agreement by the Board of Public Instruction. City $ 75,000 County $220,000 • County $100,000 County $ 50,000 County $ 50,000 City $ 49,923 City $174,000 1111111111111 I 1 IIII IIII111111111111111s1111m1rlll.r..lui •. M9�(r��l�On ID) PROJECT TITLE/YEAR Elderly Transportation Program Neighborhood Facility 2* 2900-2996 NW 2nd Avenue Child Development Program :rime Prevention Program senior Citizens Recreational and '_ansportation Program THIRD YEAR Ne,ghborhood Facility 2* :J(l0-2998 NW 2nd Avenue *Location on attached map. STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DESCRIPTION Program will provide transportation for the cultural, medical and shopping needs of the elderly residents of the area. See third year. See third year. See third year. See third year. Residents approved the site for this facility on October 7, 1975. Site is located at 211 NW 29th Street (former Stanton Baptist Church). This is a combined City of Miami/Dade County project. Because of its magnitude, this project has been developed in phases. Phase I included demolition of three buildings, rehabilitation of the fourth building containing 10,000 sq. ft., and acquisition of four lots for parking. These lots are located in the corner of NW 29th St. and NW 2nd Ave. Phase II will include the construction of an 18,000 sq. ft. building, land- scaping and parking. STATUS Program operational. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 35,991 See third year. County $358,921 County -wide $501,700 See third year. See third year. See third year. Property was acquired in May, 1976, at a cost of $225,000. Demolition of the three buildings has been completed. Plans for the rehabilitation of the fourth building are underway and it is scheduled to be completed by February, 1978. Acquisition of the four lots has started. County Commission approved resolution for acquisitions on July 5, 1977. On July 29, 1977, parcel 2 was acquired. Acquisitions of parcels 1, 3 and 4 will follow in this order and should be completed by October, 1977. Drawings & specifications for Phase II construction have been completed. Construction is scheduled to start in May/June 1978, and should take approximately 10 months. Landscaping & parking will follow. New building should be in operation by May, 1979. County County County $ 63,200 $ 20,833 $ 45,500 County $214,000 Page 2 MIIiYIYYYiW Wrr MY I UO[1) STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS PROJECT T1TLE/YEAR Street Improvements & Beautification of NW 2nd Avenue, between NW 29th & 36th Streets 8* ri-Park 5* ,4w 30th Street z;treet Improvements 6* and 32nd Sts., from .::» to 5th Aves. Beautification _... Ave., :.)etween NE 22nd to 29th Sts. DESCRIPTION This project includes street rebuilding, landscaping, street furniture, trash receptacles & other improvements. Design only was recommended for the third year, with construction in subsequent years. Estimated overall cost of project is $189,000. Acquisition and development of a mini -park. Construction of curbs and gutters, street paving, drainage and sidewalk widening. 7* Project includes landscaping and street furniture. L nd Acquisition for Housing Development Program Crime Prevention Program *Location on attached map. Land acquisition for low and moderate income family housing. This program provides care for forty to sixty preschool children five days a week. This program is designed to reduce juvenile delinquency and provide recreational and education activity for children and young adults ages 8 to 21. STATUS In process of obtaining survey of the area and aerial photographs. This project will be done by an outside consultant. County Public Works Depart- ment will prepare a Master Plan and a consultant will be selected. Design phase will follow. Funds for the construction of this project will come from the 4th CD year allocation. Site selection completed. Appraisal process in final stages. Project in design stage. Project in design stage. Site selection completed. Project in acquisition stage. This program continues in operation. The Christian Community Service Agency (CASA) is administering the program at the Iloly Cross Episcopal Church. Contract period extends from July 1, 1977 to May 31, 1978. This program has been receiving positive evaluations. This program continues in operation. The Miami -Dade Community College is administering the program. Contract period extends from June 1, 1977 to May 31, 1978. This program has been receiving positive evaluations. AGENCY/FUNDING County $ 18,000 City City City City County County $100,000 $230,560 $ 46,000 $170,000 $250,075 $100,500 County $ 69.050 Page 3 RIrr 'P' l�'Ifl YR1\MC13t0-1D STATUS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 1 1 1 PROJECT TITLE/YEAR Senior Citizens Recreational and Transportation Program *:.vcatiun on attached map. DESCRIPTION This program provides for cultural, social and transportation needs of the elderly residents in the Wynwood target area, by providing necessary staff, leadership and other program resources. STATUS This program is in operation. The Christian Community Service Agency (CASA) is administering this program. Contract period with Dade County extends from November 1, 1976 to October 31, 1977. The City of Miami is financing this program in the third CD year. This program has been receiving positive evaluations. AGENCY/FUNDING City $ 42,000 Page 4 1111 11 I1 Ili II • • N.W. 36 S I-95 EXPRESSW LEGEND PARKS now; STREET IMPROVEMENTS �-I L (— �-� r I '— � r J� a"•LJJ OOC (, I 7 �--- � ��. uULUJU W. LL N z 2 3 >- z ct AIRPORT EXPRESSWAY m MIAMI AVE. J I a 1- a GJ �J 'JO ET 0 'ram Ce -1En CI Fip aa'n1 b Li C5E3 clog 4i LL-. D iri3 F ❑ oQe' r J1 ! 1r ;�n ,, f`� r i L _._. N. E. 15 ST. - �D 1 UL C. ru 0 [7 1 f '— VENETIAN CAUSEWAY JULIA TUTTLE CAUSEWAY N.E. 29 ST. Atit- COMMUNITY FACILITY LAND ACQUISITION -MOUSING UTILITIES Numbers refer to projects contained in status report. WVNWDDD B�SCAYNE BAY 0' 750' 1e001 CD