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RESOLUTION 85-18047 RESOLUTION NO: 85-1804 7 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH APPROVING IN PRINCIPLE THE APPLICATIONS FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS (UDAG) FROM THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS: CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW TEN (10) STORY 328,000 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE, RETAIL AND RESTAURANT COMPLEX LOCATED AT 280 - 41ST STREET, ONE FINANCIAL PLAZA ASSOCIATES; CHASE ENTERPRISES; AND RENOVATION OF THE JEFFERSON HOTEL AND BANCROFT HOTEL AND CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW HOTEL TOWER AT 121 - 15TH STREET AND 1501 COLLINS AVENUE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A TOTAL OF 321 FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ROOMS, NEW RESTAURANTS, RETAIL SPACE, AND MEETING FACILITIES BY DECO REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach is desirous of participating in the UDAG program to enable private/public partnerships to join in the economic development of the City; and WHEREAS, public hearings were scheduled and held on March 18th and March 19, 1985 to provide additional opportunity for citizen comment and input regarding these UDAG applications; and WHEREAS, it is deemed important to the success of these projects to apply for an Urban Development Action Grant from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the City Commission hereby approves the filing of applications for Urban Development Action Grants for the following projects: Construction of a new ten (10) story 328,000 square foot office, retail, and restaurant complex located at 280 - 41st Street, One Financial Plaza Associates; and renovation of the Jefferson Hotel and Bancroft Hotel and construction of a new hotel tower at 121 - 15th Street and 1501 Collins Avenue in order to provide a total of 321 first-class hotel rooms, new restaurants, retail space, and meeting room facilities by Deco Redevelopment Corporation; and further authorizes the City Manager to execute and file said application in a timely manner, providing for compliance with applicable regulations, and allowing for adjustments to the final UDAG application. PASSED and ADOPTED this 20th day of March , 1985. /7-7,2...f2 ,....10,04L.....-c--___ MAYOR ATTEST: FORM APPROVED ...--1-2„.0,,,,,,,, )2-), /&-- -1,€ 1..."' I.E1 DEP , ' I ENT . CITY CLERK BY. ' 16L---1„„..___r RWP SLR c' A s -- ....."......_....... CITY OF MIAMI BEACH DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT S UMMAR Y 1) Application Date : March, 1985 2 ) Name of Project : One Financial Plaza 3) Type of Project : The project ( "Project") consists of a 10-story mixed use building which contains approximately 328 , 000 square feet of space . 4) City Contact : Stuart L. Rogel , Director Department of Economic Development 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Florida 33139 5 ) Project Developer: One Financial Plaza Associates Chase Enterprises One Commercial Plaza Hartford , Connecticut 06103 6) Project Consultants : Gutierrez E Bravo First Corporate Enterprises , Inc. 7) Location : The site ( "Site") is located at the intersection of the southerly side of Arthur Godfrey Road and the easterly side of Pine Tree Drive . • 8) Zoning : C-4 : Business District 9) Total Project Cost : $30 , 000, 000. 00 10) UDAG Request : $ 5 , 000 , 000. 00 11 ) Private Leverage Ratio : 5 : 1 12) Number of Jobs Created : a) 370 Construction Jobs b) 1065 Permanent Jobs 13) Site Control : Site leased Pine Tree forty-one Corp, option to purchase lease and fee held by Project Developer. 14) Project Schedule : Final Working Drawings 7/85 Final Bids 9/85 Demolition of Existing Bldg. 12/85 Construction Start 4/86 Completion of New Building 4/87 15) New Taxes Generated Per Year $470, 500. 00 16) Taxes Per UDAG Dollar . 094 ONE FINANCIAL PLAZA The Project , One Financial Plaza , will be located on Arthur Godfrey Road (41st Street) where it intersects with Pine Tree Drive . The Site is bounded on the East by Indian Creek, on the West by Pine Tree Drive on the North by Arthur Godfrey Road and on the South by an adjoining lot currently occupied by the All Souls Episcopal Church. When the Project is completed , structure will contain a retail component , an office component and parking facilities. The first floor of the building will consist of approximately 30, 000 square feet of space designed for use as retail shops and other commercial facilities. The first floor will also contain parking. In addition to the parkingon the k • first rst f loon, there will 1 be parking on the second, third and fourth floors of the building. This will provide approximately 300 parking spaces for use by the occupants of the Project , their customers and vistors . The fifth through ninth floors will contain approximately 190, 000 square feet , in the aggregate , of office space. The roof of the Project will contain a penthouse and the mechanical areas necessary to operate the Project . The Project is designed to provide much needed office spacealong g Arthur Godfrey Road , a major commercial and retail corridor in the City of Miami Beach. The building is designed as a modern, class A office building , that will attract users from other than the City of Miami Beach who have not found suitable accommodations in the City of MiamiBeach to expand their operations. In addition, because of its proximity to Mount Sinai Medical Center, St. Francis Hospital , and the Miami Heart Institute , the facility will offer office space to member of the medical profession who require suitable space in proximity to the City ' s major hospital centers. The Project is anticipated to generate 370 jobs during the demolition of the existing structure and the construction of the Project are 1065 new permanent jobs after completion of construction. Because of the Site ' s location along Indian Creek, sitere aration P P not normally associated with an office building of this size must be done in order to construct the building. This underground work includes piling and other special structural supports. In order to provide parking for the Occupants of the Project and for their respective customers and visitors and in order to comply with the regulations of the City of Miami Beach, the Project Developer will construct a multi -level parking garage as part of the Project. This will add approximately $3, 000, 000. 00 to the cost of the Project. Further, in order to continue the retail character of Arthur Godfrey Road , compliment the $4, 000 , 000 of publicstreet improvements performed and paid for by the State of Florida and the local property owners , and to provide a pedestrian linkage between Arthur Godfrey Road and the depressed Fiesta Beach Resort Hotel area , the developer, at the request of the City, has agreed to develop the street level retail component and a restaurant component described above as part of the Project . The requested UDAG funds will be used to offset the additional development cost imposed on the Project by poor site characteristics , the parking requirement to the City of Miami Beach and the construction of the additional retail and restaurant space. ORIGINAL RESOLUTION NO. 85-18047 (Approving in principle the applications for Urban Development action grants(UDAG) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the following pro- jects: ro- jects: construction of a new ten (10) story 328,000 square foot office, retail and restaurant complex located at 280 41st Street one financial plaza associate chase enterprises; and renovation of the Jefferson Hotel and Bancroft Hotel and construction of a new hotel tower at 121 15th Street and 1501 Collins Avenue in order to provide a total of 321 first-clan hotel rooms, new restaurants, retail space and meeting facilities by Decl Redevelop- ment Corporation)