RESOLUTION 92-20668 •
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RESOLUTION NUMBER 92-20668
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, RATIFYING THE
LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE MIAMI
BEACH HOUSING AUTHORITY AND THE CITY OF MIAMI
BEACH, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A JOINT PROGRAM
FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ENHANCEMENT IN THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT,
WHEREAS, it is agreed that there are neighborhoods within
the City of Miami Beach where physical and social conditions
currently exist that foster the existence of slums, blight and
blighting influences; and
WHEREAS, recipients of assistance from the Housing
Authority live in these neighborhoods along with many other
low/moderate income individuals as defined by the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development; and
WHEREAS, the Housing Authority and the City wish to
cooperate in the development and implementation of a program for
the elimination of adverse physical and social conditions in order
to provide better living conditions and an increased quality of
life for low/moderate income residents who live in the City; and
WHEREAS, on June 10, 1992 , the City in conjunction with
the Miami Beach Housing Authority met and developed a Mission
Statement for the development of a joint program for community
development enhancement in the City of Miami Beach; and
WHEREAS, on June 24 , 1992 , via Resolution No. 92-4 , the
Miami Beach Housing Authority adopted such Mission Statement; and
on July 8 , 1992 , via Resolution No. 92-20542 , the City of Miami
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WHEREAS, on July 15, 1992 , representatives from the City
of Miami Beach and the Miami Beach Housing Authority, jointly
presented the Mission Statement and proposed community development
activities, including budgets, to the Area Manager of the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development, Region IV,
Jacksonville Area Office; and
WHEREAS, the Housing Authority wishes to provide certain
services, which are only available through the City, and which are
not a part of the City's budget and which, but for this Agreement,
the City would not provide; and
WHEREAS, on November 10, 1992 , the Housing Authority's
Board of Commissioners approved the attached Letter of
Understanding between the Housing Authority and the City which
outlines the specific projects/activities to be undertaken; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and
City Commission hereby ratify the Letter of Understanding between
the City of Miami Beach and the Miami Beach Housing Authority for
the development of a joint program for community development
enhancement in the City of Miami Beach
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 18th /DAY OF ov-mbej , 1992 .
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ATTEST:
FORMROVED
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CITY CLERK
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA 33139
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TELEPHONE: (305) 673-7010
FAX: (305) 673-7782
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. -7 0 -9z
TO: Mayor Seymour Gelber and DATE: November 18 , 19 9 2
Members of the City Commission
FROM: Roger M. Cat Ty 6,
City Manage
SUBJECT:
ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE LETTER OF
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE MIAMI BEACH HOUSING AUTHORITY
AND THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
JOINT PROGRAM FOR HOUSING ASSISTANCE RECIPIENT RELATED
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ENHANCEMENT IN THE CITY OF MIAMI
BEACH.
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION:
To adopt the attached Resolution which ratifies the Letter of
Understanding between the Miami Beach Housing Authority and the
City of Miami Beach for the development of a joint program for
community development enhancement in the City of Miami Beach.
BACKGROUND:
On June 10, 1992, the City Administration in conjunction with the
Miami Beach Housing Authority met and developed a Mission Statement
for the development of a joint program for community development
enhancement in the City of Miami Beach.
There are neighborhoods within the City of Miami Beach where
physical and social conditions currently exist that foster the
existence of slums, blight and blighting influences. Further,
recipients of assistance from the Housing Authority live in these
neighborhoods along with many other low/moderate income individuals
as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
This Mission Statement (see attached) was adopted on June 24, 1992,
via Resolution No. 92-4 by the Miami Beach Housing Authority, and
on July 8, 1992, via Resolution No. 92-20542 by the City of Miami
Beach.
On July 15, 1992, representatives from the City of Miami Beach and
the Miami Beach Housing Authority, jointly presented this Mission
Statement and proposed community development activities, including
budgets, to the Area Manager of the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development, Region IV, Jacksonville Area Office.
The City and the Housing Authority have had an on-going dialogue
since June, 1992, regarding the expenditure of available Housing
Authority funds for community development needs related to
improving the quality of life for Housing Authority tenants. The
attached Letter of Understanding represents the collective
recommendations of the City Administration and the Housing
Authority Board as approved at their meeting of November 10, 1992 .
This document represents a significant dollar commitment on the .
part of the Housing Authority Board.
AGENDA R-'1- "
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DATE
COMMISSION MEMO
NOVEMBER 18, 1992
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ANALYSIS:
The Housing Authority and the City wish to cooperate in the
development and implementation of a program for the reduction of
adverse physical and social conditions in order to provide better
living conditions and an increased quality of life for recipients
of Housing Authority programs.
On an annual basis, the City and the Housing Authority will
determine the appropriate amount of funds, i.e. a financially sound
portion of the accumulated reserves of the Housing Authority, to be
used for community development activities in areas which
demonstrably serve public/subsidized housing.
CONCLUSION:
It is recommended that the Resolution ratifying the Letter of
Understanding between the Miami Beach Housing Authority and the
City of Miami Beach be adopted by the City Commission at this
meeting in order to undertake these activities as soon as possible.
I wish to thank Mr. Howard Galbut, Chairman of the Housing
Authority's Board of Directors, as well as members of the Housing
Authority Board for their leadership in this innovative effort.
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Attachments
MISSION STATEMENT
By the end of September, we will bring to our respective Boards a
proposedagreement a reement which commits utilization of a financially-sound
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P
ortion of the accumulated reserves of the Miami Beach Housing
Authority conjunction with funds to be provided by the City of
in each in
Miami Beach to the Community Development process of Miami B
areas which demonstrably serve public/subsidized housing, as
approved byU.S. HUD and as permitted by all applicable federal,
PP state and local regulations including, but not limited to, Florida
Statutes 421.
1 . Annually, the projects must meet HUD criteria and be
approved by HUD.
2 . The annual increment to retained earnings of the Miami
Beach HousingAuthority shall be shared in a mutually-
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a reeable way to further the goals of this program.
City 3 . The
of Miami Beach will provide .t less than the
amount providedby the Miami Beach Ho •ing Authority to
add to this program.
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Sey our Gelber, Mayor
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Chairman, Miami Beach Housing A Y
RESOLUTION NQ 92-20542
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA,
ADOPTING A MISSION STATEMENT FOR THE CITY
OF MIAMI BEACH AND THE MIAMI BEACH
HOUSING AUTHORITY.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI
BEACH, FLORIDA:
WHEREAS, the City Administration is seeking the
cooperation from the Miami Beach Housing Authority on the
utilization of its accumulated reserves; and
WHEREAS, the City will contribute an amount not less than
the amount provided by the Miami Beach Housing Authority; and
WHEREAS, the funds will be expended in those areas of the
City which demonstrably serve public and subsidized housing;
and
WHEREAS, it is desired that by the end of September,
1992, both the City and the Housing Authority will enter into
an agreement on the utilization of such reserves; and
WHEREAS, the attached Mission Statement was adopted on
June 24, 1992 by the Housing Authority Board of Directors, and
the City Administration recommends its approval and adoption.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mission
Statement from the City of Miami Beach and the Miami Beach
Housing Authority, attached herewith, is hereby approved and
adopted.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 8TH DA F JULY, 1992
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ATTEST:
FORM APPROVED
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I, RICHARD E. BROWN, City Clerk of the
City of Miami Beach, Florida, do hereby certify
that the above and foreuoing is a true and cor-
rect copy of the original thereof on file in this
office.
WITNESS. my hand ancJ the seal of said City
this/ day of 1,.0. 19 ,�.
RICHARD E. BROWN
City Clerk of the City of Miami Beach,Florida
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R E S O L U T 1 ON 01 92-4
BY MOTION, MADE, SECONDED AND UNANIMOUSLY
PASSED 13Y ALL COMMISSIONERS, AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, HELD
JUNE 24 , 1992, AT 12 : 30 P.M. IN THE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
OF REBECCA TOWERS, 200 ALTON ROAD, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA,
THF; Ff1LLOW I NG RESOLUTION WItS ADOPTED:
TO WIT:
RESOLVED THAT THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH DOES
HEREBY APPROVE THE FOLLOWING MISSION STATEMENT;
By the end of September, we will bring to our respective
Boards a proposed agreement which commits utilization of
1 il,anc:ial ly--sound portion of the accumulated reserves
of Lhr Miami Beach Housing Authority in conjunction with
tunds to be provide(' by Lh Ci Ly of Miami Beach to the
Cummu11i Ly Development process of Miumi Beach, in areas
which de111or1ttctbly bw vo public/subsidized housing, as
dpptuved by U.S. HUD anU as permitted by all applicable
tc,Uera1 , state dnd local LOyu)aLions including, but not
limited to, FIori dd Stas Lul.eb 421 .
I . Annually, the projects must meet HUD criteria
and be approved by HUD.
2 . The annual increment to retained eaLuil1ys or
the Miami Bedch Housing Authority shall be
51iaiuU in a mutually-ugrooable way to further
the coals of this program.
3 . The City of Miami Beach will provide not leas
than the amount. provided by the Miami Beach
Haub i11c Authority to add to this program.
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i • •WARD GALMUT, CHAIRMAN
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MUR A? GILMAN, -ENEtUTIVE DIRECTOR
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DATE
CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA 33139
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TELEPHONE: (305) 673-7010
FAX: (305) 673-7782
November 13 , 1992
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
200 Alton Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Dear Howard:
I am pleased that we continue to make progress on the agreement
contained in our Mission Statement that your Board endorsed in
June, and the City Commission endorsed in July of this year.
This letter will serve as the Memorandum of Understanding between
the Housing Authority and the City of Miami Beach for the time
period between 10/1/92 and 9/30/93 .
At the outset, it is clearly understood that any activity
undertaken with these funds will be consistent with all applicable
Federal, State, and Local regulations and rulings, including but
not limited to, Florida Statute 421.
PROJECTS RECOMMENDED TO BE FUNDED BY THE HOUSING AUTHORITY
The following is a description of those projects that the City
would like the Housing Authority to consider funding this year, but
are not limited to those contained herein:
I . BENEFIT FUND
The Housing Authority shall contribute into a dedicated fund
to be jointly held in the name of the Housing Authority and
the City of Miami Beach (requiring signatures from both
parties) , a total of $245 , 667 to accomplish support services
which will improve the quality of life of Housing Authority
tenants and enhance their self sufficiency, as follows:
A. RECREATION PROGRAMS
1. Request from Housing Authority: $50, 000 FY 1992-93
The Housing Authority is asked to fund a
recreation program at Normandy Isle Park to serve
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
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an estimated 175 youth, specifically in an "After
School Program" , January through June, Monday
through Friday, 2 : 00 to 6: 00 p.m. , ages K through
6th grade; and a "Summer Program" - June through
August, Monday through Friday, 8 : 30 a.m. to 5 : 00
p.m. , ages K through 6th grade. These Recreation
Programs will commence in January 1993 for the
After School Program, and June 1993 for the Summer
Program. Tenants of Section 8 units and other
subsidized housing shall be given top priority in
these programs. The City, in cooperation with the
Housing Authority, will conduct an outreach program
publicizing the availability of services and will
recruit qualified recipients.
Normandy Isle Park is the only public park on
Normandy Isle, where there is a concentration of
Section 8 units, including Housing Authority
projects such as: the Sir Herbert at 1930-1950 71st
Street, which contains 35 units; the Twin Waters
Apartments at 1955-65 Calais Drive which contains
12 units, and the Cielo Apartments at 1930-40
Marseilles Drive which contains 18 units. As
illustrated on the map attached, there are up to
175 subsidized units on Normandy Isle within
walking distance to this, the only open space park,
in the Normandy Isle area.
2 . City Match: $1, 188,972 in FY 1992/93 in City funds,
for such recreation programs as: after school care,
summer camp, sports activities, arts and crafts,
senior citizen dances, vocational and educational
programs, etc. Further, $18 , 900 in FY 92/93 CDBG
funds, are available to match Housing Authority
funds for the Normandy Isle Park program. Also,
the City is funding a youth program in Tatum Park,
through a Police grant @ $77 , 000.
B. ENHANCED POLICE PROTECTION FOR HOUSING AUTHORITY/SECTION
8 TENANTS :
1. Request from Housing Authority: $115, 267 FY 92/93
- The City of Miami Beach's Police Department will
provide enhanced police protection for Housing
r ,
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
Page 3
Authority tenants and Section 8 tenants as follows:
2 officers on 4 ten-hour days, one on Monday
through Thursday and one on Wednesday through
Sunday. The officers will provide special walking
beat patrol services to Rebecca Towers North and
South, with availability via beeper. This beat
shall be limited to no further than six (6) blocks
from Rebecca Towers. The Police will also patrol
all Section 8 units in the North Beach area as
determined by the Housing Authority's list. The
patrol units will also target specific problem
corners and intersections in the vicinity of
Section 8 units. The two new police officers will
be assigned by January 4 , 1993 . The Housing
Authority shall provide office space for Police
presence within Rebecca Towers.
2 . City Match: The City will continue its other full
police patrol services throughout the rest of the
City, including the Flamingo neighborhood which has
a large number of Section 8 units.
C. SUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE:
1. Request from Housing Authority: $46, 800 FY 92/93 -
T he Housing Authority is requested to fund child
care for residents of assisted housing and other
HUD assisted housing programs in the North and
South Beach target areas. The City has already
found that 10 subsidized child care slots @ $2 , 340
per slot can be provided by Happy Kids Child Day
Care Center located at 7118 Byron Avenue, and 10
subsidized child care slots @ $2 , 340 per slot can
be provided by the Miami Beach Rainbow Child Day
Care Center located at 833 6th Street. These child
care services will commence by January 1993 . The
City and the Housing Authority will also pursue
other qualified providers for additional slots.
2 . City Match: $70 , 000 FY 92/93 - The City, through
the CDBG Program has funded the following
subsidized child care slots: Miami Beach Rainbow
Day Care @ $50 , 000 for 20 slots, Aleph Child
Development Center @ $10 , 000 for 6 slots, and the
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
Page 4
St. John's Child Care Center @ $10, 000 for 25
variable scholarships. In addition, the City is
providing approximately $100, 000 to the Happy Kids
Child Day Care Center for interior and exterior
renovations.
D. ENHANCED CODE ENFORCEMENT:
1. Request from Housing Authority: $33, 600 FY 92/93 -
The Housing Authority is requested to provide funds
for a South Beach Code Enforcement Officer @
including fringe benefits, with the purpose
$33 , 600 These
of ins inspecting 1, 000 units annually.
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inspections would be for Section 8 assisted units
and other units that affect those persons living in
subsidized housing, e.g. a building next to one
containing subsidized housing tenants. The Code
Enforcement officer will be hired by January 4 ,
1993 and will also provide training to Housing
Authority inspectors.
2 . City Match: $167, 767 FY 92/93 - The City, through
its code enforcement efforts will provide five Code
Enforcement Officers: three in the South Beach area
and two in the North Beach area.
E. JOINT ACCOUNT FOR IMPLEMENTATION
The Housing Authority contributions outlined in Section
1,
above, will be transferred into the joint account fund
by December 15, 1992 , and shall be jointly disbursed by
the City and the Housing Authority upon an implementation
schedule to be agreed to by the City of Miami Beach and
the Housing Authority. Any interest earned shall accrue
in favor of the Housing Authority. Any funds not
expended in the above categories within a reasonable
time, shall be returned to the Housing Authority.
II. AFFORDABLE HOUSING JOINT VENTURE FUND
A. Request from Housing Authority: $380, 000 FY 92/93 - The
aside,Authority shall set within its own funds,
$380, 000 during fiscal year 1992/1993 specifically for
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
Page 5
the creation. of a joint venture affordable family housing
project between the City of Miami Beach and the Housing
Authority. The lawful purpose of the Miami Beach Housing
Authority must be met by any project herein.
The funds may be used for the following activities:
Acquisition of land.
Demolition of structures.
Financial assistance in the form of:
Construction loans.
Permanent Financing.
Grants.
The funds may be used towards the construction or
renovation of one or more residential development(s)
affordable to families earning up to 80% of the Dade
County median income and otherwise qualified for
assistance from the Miami Beach Housing Authority.
The Housing Authority and the City of Miami Beach shall
jointly develop a Request for Proposal by January 1,
1993 , and shall jointly select development teams to
implement the above project by April 15 , 1993 . The
Housing Authority and the City shall jointly provide
ongoing supervision during the implementation and
development stage. The project to be developed shall be
of high quality material and design and offer a living
environment conducive to family living.
The Housing Authority and the City may use funds to
provide educational and similar services to enhance the
ability of its low income tenants to maintain and support
their units.
Notwithstanding the above, the City and the Housing
Authority shall consider joint venturing other viable
projects as well.
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
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B.
CityMatch: $803 , 606 FY 92!93 - The City through the
Multi-Family Rehabilitation (HOME) Rental Set-Aside
Program @ $437, 000 and the CDBG Multi-Family and Single-
Family Famil Rehabilitation Programs @ $366 , 606 will provide
funds for rehabilitation. Approximately 18 units of 500
square feet each (assuming new construction, and
excluding acquisition isition costs) could be rehabilitated
through the HOME Program. Also, approximately 60 units
could be rehabilitated utilizing the City's Multi-Family
Interest Subsidy Program to buy-down the interest rates.
PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED BY THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
The following
is a more complete description of community
o ment projects that the City will fund as a match to the
development p �
Housing Authority's projects previously listed, some of which have
been discussed above:
Two newP arking lots @ $164 , 000 in the Flamingo Park area.
The
Multi-FamilyRehabilitation (HOME) Rental Set-Aside
Pro ram @ $437 , 000. (Assuming new construction, .and excluding
acquisition costs, approximately g • ximatel 18 units of 500 square feet
each could be constructed. )
North Shore Single-Family Rehabilitation @ $234 , 000.
(Assuming the average rehabilitation cost of $10, 000,
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approximately 23 homes could be rehabilitated. )
Multi-Family, Single-Family Rehabilitation (CDBG) @ $366, 606
both in North Beach and South Beach. (Utilizing the City's
Multi-Family Interest Subsidy Program to buy-down the interest
rates, approximately 60 units could be rehabilitated. )
North Beach Task Force Public Improvements @ $120, 000.
(Activities to be undertaken may include such items as: street
lighting, curb and gutter, landscaping, etc. in the same
g g' Authority' s funds will be
area/streets where the Housing Y
expended. )
North Shore Public Area Revitalization @ $3 , 000, 000. (By
utilizing a special assessment concept, a capital improvement
program in the major commercial corridors in the North Beach
sidewalk
area could include the following: streetscap e,
Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
Page 7
repair, g g, landscaping,htin landsca ing, street resurfacing, curbs and
gutters, street furniture, etc. )
North Beach Commercial Revitalization & Facades @ $165, 000.
A roximatel 8 , 300 square feet encompassing total
(Approximately
pP yexterior could be
rehabilitation, both interior and
accomplished. If a private match is provided, then
approximately 16, 600 square feet could be rehabilitated. )
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South Beach Commercial Revitalization & Facades @ $100, 000.
(Utilizinga maximum grant of $10, 000 per store front,
approximately 10 facades could be renovated. )
The provision of five (5) Code Enforcement Officers: three in the South Beach area and two in the North Beach area @
$167 , 767 .
Thep rovision of Park Programs in both the North Beach and
South Beach areas @ $1, 188 , 972 . (Examples of park programs
include: after school care, summer camp, sports activities,
arts and crafts, senior citizen dances, vocational and
educational programs, etc. )
Public Social Service programs funded through the Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program and General Funds @
$ ' g elderly services,900 e. . child care, vices, congregate and
home delivered meals, life sustaining medication, youth
services, adult day care, and vocational fee waivers.
INDEMNIFICATION OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY BY THE CITY
Should the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development take
audit exception to specific projects or components of specific
projects as discussed above, it is understood that both parties
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willP ursue corrective action with all due diligence in order to
assure that theP rojects qualify and that audit findings are
resolved on a timely basis. Should these efforts fail and should
the findings made by HUD be as a result of the City's error in
concept or implementation, only then, the City shall as a
limitation on recovery indemnify the Housing Authority up to the
dollar amount expended and any closeout costs incurred by the
Housing ing Authority at that point in time for that specific project.
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Mr. Howard Galbut
Miami Beach Housing Authority
November 13 , 1992
Page 8
RENEWAL
This agreement may be renewed upon concurrence of both agencies 60
days prior to the end of the fiscal year. The City Manager of the
City of Miami Beach and the Director of the Housing Authority shall
report to their respective Commissioners regarding progress in the
previous year, and then receive authority to move ahead with the
second year.
I am very enthusiastic about the potential for major improvements
to the living environment of Housing Authority residents and the
tremendously positive image that such a program will create for
both our agencies.
We are looking forward to your review and the approval of your
Board of Commissioners.
Sincerely,
Ae ool .
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Roger M. Carlton
City Manager
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cc: Mayor and Members of the City Commission
Stuart L. Rogel, Assistant City Manager
Harry S. Mavrogenes, Director - DD&HPS
Shirley Taylor-Prakelt, Dir. - Housing & CD Division
Murray Gilman, Housing Authority
Lenny Kleinman, Housing Authority
David Nevel, Esq. , Housing Authority
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MIAMI BEACH HOUSING AUTHORITY
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