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CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA
RESOLUTION NO. R- 2017 73
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE
APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO SUBMIT A
GRANT APPLICATION, ATTACHED HERETO AS
EXHIBIT "A", TO BROWARD COUNTY FOR
BROWARD REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FUNDS
IN AN AMOUNT UP TO $1,000,000 FOR THE
TAMARAC VILLAGE PARK PROJECT; PROVIDING
FOR UP TO A 1:1 IN -KIND AND/OR CASH MATCH IN
LOCAL FUNDS IN AN AMOUNT UP TO $1,000,000 IN
THE EVENT OF APPROVAL OF THE APPLICATION;
PROVIDING FOR ACCEPTANCE OF THE AWARD
AND EXECUTION OF DOCUMENTS UPON LEGAL
REVIEW AND APPROVAL; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Tamarac wishes to encourage
economic development and job creation for residents and businesses of Tamarac; and
WHEREAS, the City of Tamarac is currently the owner of 20 of the 127 acres that
constitutes Tamarac Village Redevelopment Area; and
WHEREAS, the City of Tamarac wishes to encourage economic development and
job creation in the redevelopment area; and
WHEREAS, the City of Tamarac placed the City owned 20 acre Tamarac Village
property into a Florida Land Trust pursuant to Section 689.071, Florida Statutes to
effectuate the development of the Tamarac Village redevelopment area through the
establishment of a Community Development District (CDD), pursuant to the Chapter
190, Florida Statutes; and
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WHEREAS, the Tamarac Village Feasibility Study and the Parks, Recreation, and
Social Services Master Plan include the Tamarac Village Park area as part of the
economic development area known as Tamarac Village; and
WHEREAS, the project site of Tamarac Village Park is located within this
designated redevelopment area known as Tamarac Village; and
WHEREAS, Broward County administers grant funding to municipalities and
community redevelopment agencies through the Broward Redevelopment Program
(BRP) for projects that result in redevelopment of designated areas to encourage
economic development, job creation, and removal of blight throughout the County; and
WHEREAS, Broward County requires and the City agrees to provide a Resolution
stating that the Tamarac Village Park project site is located within the boundaries of the
Tamarac Village redevelopment area that meets at least two factors required by Chapter
163, Part III, Florida Statutes, declaring this area as having blighted conditions and
eligible for grant funding under the BRP program; and
WHEREAS, the City agrees to provide up to a 1:1 in -kind and/or cash match in
local funds in an amount up to $1,000,000 in the event of approval of the grant
application; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Financial Services and Director of Community
Development recommend submission of the BRP program grant application and
acceptance of the award in the event of approval; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Tamarac deems it to be in the best
interest of the citizens and residents of the City of Tamarac to apply for BRP grant funds
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via an application through Broward County and accept the award and execute the
necessary documents following legal review and approval.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
TAMARAC, FLORIDA:
Section 1: The foregoing "WHEREAS" clauses are HEREBY ratified and
confirmed as being true and correct and are HEREBY made a specific part of this
Resolution. All exhibits attached hereto and referenced herein are expressly incorporated
and made a specific part of this Resolution.
Section 2: The appropriate City Officials are HEREBY authorized to apply for BRP
funds via a grant application through Broward County for project costs related to the
development of the Tamarac Village Park project site in an amount up to $1,000,000,
providing for up to a 1:1 in -kind and/or cash match in local funds in an amount up to
$1,000,000 in the event of approval of the application. A copy of said application form
is attached hereto as "Exhibit A" and is incorporated HEREIN by this reference.
Section 3: Broward County requires and the City HEREBY provides this
Resolution stating that the Tamarac Village Park project site is located within the
boundaries of the Tamarac Village redevelopment area that meets at least two factors
required by Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes, declaring this area as having blighted
conditions and eligible for grant funding under the BRP program.
Section 4: Upon approval of the application, the appropriate City officials are
HEREBY authorized to accept the award and execute the necessary documents
following legal review and approval.
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Section 5: All Resolutions in conflict herewith are HEREBY repealed to the extent
of such conflict.
Section 6: If any clause, section, other part or application of this Resolution is held
by any court of competent jurisdiction to be unconstitutional or invalid, in part or in
application, it shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion or applications of this
Resolution.
Section 7: This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption.
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PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this -day of , 2017.
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H Y bRLSSLER
MAYOR
ATTEST:
PATRICIA TEUFEL, CMC
CITY CLERK
RECORD OF COMMISSION VOTE:
MAYOR DRESSLER
DIST 1: COMM. BOLTON
DIST 2: COMM. GOMEZ
DIST 3: COMM. FISHMAN-mac'
DIST 4: VICE MAYOR PLACKO a°
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE
APPROVED THIS RESOLUTION
AS TO FORM
AMUEL S. GOREN
ITY ATTORNEY
REDEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
(BRP)
Broward County
Housing Finance and
Community Redevelopment
Division
Broward County Board of
County Commissioners
REVISED 6-21-17
Exhibit A
Application
For
Funding
FY 2018
Deadline:
Hand
Deliver by:
August 2, 2017
@ 12:00 Noon
BROWARD REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (BRP)
(FY 2018)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Number
Application Process Timeline 2
Overview 3
Cover Sheet 5
Application Checklist 6
Attachments and Documents 7
Fatal Flaw Checklist 8
Application Instructions (Includes "Definitions") 9
Application Form 13
Evaluation Tool 17
APPENDICES
Appendix I: Scope of Interlocal Agreement 22
Exhibit 1: Financial Information Format 26
Appendix II: Property Acquisition Requirements 28
Appendix III: Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Worksheet (Example) 29
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APPLICATION PROCESS TIMELINE
PHASE ONE — Opportunity for Assistance
a. Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA)
b. Application Preparation Workshop
c. Deadline for Submission of Applications
(1 original, 8 copies, and 8 electronic copies)
June 13, 2017
June 22, 2017
August 2, 2017, 12:00 PM
PHASE TWO — Review and Evaluation Process *
a. Review of Applications
b. Applicant Presentations / Evaluation of
Applications
c. Board of County Commissioners Selection
of Projects and Approval of Funding
Amounts
* Please note that dates listed are tentative
August 7, 2017 to September 8, 2017
Sept. 11, 2017 to Sept. 22, 2017
November 7, 2017
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OVERVIEW
On April 23, 2013, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners (Board)
approved the Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) for the purpose of providing
County funding for eligible projects that result in redevelopment in designated areas
exhibiting blighting conditions, high unemployment, and declining property values.
Total Funding Amount: $8.5 million
Eligible Applicants: Municipalities, Community Redevelopment Agencies and Broward
County *
Eligible Projects: (See "Definitions" on Pages 9-10.)
• Property acquisition for lot assemblage, provided the acquired property is placed on
the tax roll and generating tax revenue within three (3) years of the effective date of
the ILA and economic development, the creation of new permanent jobs,
redevelopment, and/or measurable community benefit(s) has occurred to the
redevelopment area within three (3) years from the placement of the property on the
tax roll;
• Affordable housing (for new unit production only)
• Public improvements; and,
• Interior build -out for economic development for a long-term tenant (minimum 5-year
lease) or business/property owner that brings permanent new jobs.
• Child care facilities undergoing or seeking accreditation pursuant to Chapter 402,
Florida Statutes.
Ineligible Projects:
• A project, which is permitted, underway or completed at the time of application, is not
eligible. A land acquisition project is eligible if a Contract for Purchase has been
executed but the closing date is after the date the grant is approved.
• A project, which received funding through the Redevelopment Capital Program
(RCP), is not eligible for funding through the Broward Redevelopment Program
(BRP).
• A project located in a community redevelopment area that receives County tax
increment financing (TIF) is not eligible.
Eligible Areas:
• Community Redevelopment Areas, created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III,
Community Redevelopment Act, Florida Statutes, that do not receive TIF; and
• Areas designated by municipal or County resolution or ordinance defining the
boundary and declaring that the area has blighting conditions described in Chapter
163, Part III, F.S.
Match: Non -County match (cash or in -kind) required (See "Definitions" on Pages 9-10.)
Funding Available: Reimbursement grant of up to $1.0 million per municipality/CRA per
funding cycle for eligible nonoverlapping/distinct property acquisition or affordable
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housing or public improvements projects; or $15 per square foot for eligible interior build -
out, or child care accreditation not to exceed $150,000 or 50% of the interior build -out
cost, or the child care accreditation cost, whichever is less.
Evaluation Process: Criteria, point system and weights will be used to rate each project
(See "Evaluation Tool' on Pages 17-20).
Funding Timeframe: Projects must be completed within three (3) years of the effective
date of an interlocal agreement between Applicant(s) and the County. (See Appendix I on
Page 22).
Prospective Applicants should review the materials presented in the remainder of this
Application to meet the informational requirements for filing an Application. Technical
assistance is available from the Housing Finance and Community Redevelopment
Division, upon request. Contact person is Glenn Amoruso at (954) 357-6679 or
gamoruso@broward.org.
* Broward County developed a companion program for the Unincorporated Area and will apply the BRP
evaluation tool to score projects. Other funding sources will be used in FY 2018-19 for Unincorporated Area
projects. Under the BRP, if a municipality/CRA has a project on or adjacent to County property, the County
may partner with a municipality/CRA in applying for BRP funding.
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Part I: COVER SHEET (To Be Completed by Applicant)
Section A. Funding Request Summary
1. Project Name:
2. Funding Type:
Reimbursement
Grant X
3. Project Type (check one):
Public Improvement
Affordable Housing
Property Acquisition
Interior Build -out for Economic Development
Child care Facility seeking Accreditation
4. $ Amount Requested:
Section B. Applicant Agency Information
6. Applicant(s):
7. Administrative Address:
8. City & State:
9. Zip Code:
10. Telephone Number:
11. Fax Number:
12. E-mail Address:
13. Web Site:
14. Mayor/City Manager (required):
15. Office Phone Number:
16. CRA Director (as applicable)':
17. Office Phone Number:
18. Contact Person's Name
19. Phone Number including area code
20. Mailing Address, City, State, Zip Code
21. Type of Entity (Check all that apply.):
11 Municipality Community Redevelopment Agency
❑ Broward County
22. Prior County Funding for Redevelopment to Municipality or Community Redevelopment Agency (Check all that apply. Attach
explana f needed.):
None n Redevelopment Capital Program Broward Redevelopment Program Ekax Increment
Section C. Certification of Accuracy and Compliance
I do hereby certify that all facts, figures, and representations made in the Application are true and correct. The filing of this
Application(s) has been authorized by the Municipal, County or Community Redevelopment Agency Boards and I(we) have been duly
authorized to act as the representative(s) of the Board(s) in connection with this Application. I (we) also agree to follow all Terms,
Conditions, and applicable federal and state statutes.
Print Authorized Mayor/ Municipal/County Manager's Name (required) Title
Authorized Mayor/Municipal/County Manager's Signature (required) Date
Authorized CRA Director's Name (as applicable)'
Title
Authorized CRA Director's Signature (as applicable)' Date
" If the project is in a CRA, created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, F.S.
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APPLICATION CHECKLIST
1. Applications must be submitted in hard copy by hand delivery to the following
address no later than 12:00 PM, August 2, 2017
BROWARD COUNTY HOUSING FINANCE AND COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Environmental Protection and'Growth Management Department
110 N.E. Third Street Suite 300
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Applications received after 12:00 PM will be disqualified for FY 2018 funding and returned
2. Submit one (1) original signed Application, eight (8) copies and eight (8) electronic
(CD/DVD) copies in the format provided in the Application Form on Pages 13-16.
3. Number all pages, including attachments.
4. Original completed Application — DO NOT staple, perforate, or bind.
5. Application copies — Do staple, clip, or use rubber bands.
6. Answer each section in the order provided.
7. A separate Cover Sheet and Application Form are required for each Application.
8. Applications must be complete and include all required documentation at the time of
submittal.
9. All Applicants must provide a signed letter from the Mayor or City Manager
confirming municipal and CRA, as applicable, support of the Application and
project(s) with copies sent to the respective Board(s).
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Part II: ATTACHMENTS AND DOCUMENTS
Submit each of the following Attachments as an Appendix to the, original'Application and
complete copies of the Application. Include all Attachments in the Application pagination.
Failure to include Attachments "A" through "D" shall be a Fatal=Flaw and the
Application shall be removed`from"further consideration.
1. Signed letter from the Mayor or City Manager confirming municipal and CRA, as
applicable, support for the Application and project(s) with copies sent to the respective
Board(s) must be included as Attachment "A."
2. Resolution by the municipality/CRA declaring the application and project(s) as a
beneficial use of public dollars and supports economic development opportunities which
will would have positive impact(s) in the community must be included as Attachment
«B
3. Ordinance or Resolution defining the redevelopment area and declaring that the area
meets the blighting conditions described in Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes and
legal description of the area must be included as Attachment "C."
4. Documentation, including a map showing the project location which must be within the
boundaries of a CRA or defined area declared as meeting blighting conditions, must be
included as Attachment "D."
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FATAL FLAW CHECKLIST
Failure to comply with or include any of the Required Items or failure to respond to
Required Items will result in a Fatal Flaw and removal of the Application from further
consideration.
Required Item,,,, -,Yes No
1. Application was received by due date and time.
Original Application contains original signature(s) under Part I:
2. Cover Sheet Section C "Certification of Accuracy and
Compliance" on Page 5.
3 The Application is responsive, that is, it addresses an eligible
project for which funds are available.
4 Application provides for a Non -County funding source (cash or
in -kind).
Attachments "A", "B", "C" and "ID" are attached to the
5' Application.
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APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
• Please Note: Technical assistance is available upon request: 954-357-6679.
DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of the Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP):
• "Affordable Housing" shall mean a project which creates new housing units only
(available to individuals and families up to 140% of Adjusted Median Income (AM]).
Funding is not for rehabilitation or assistance services of any kind.
• "Applicant" shall mean Broward County*, a municipality, or community redevelopment
agency (CRA).
• "Build -out for Economic Development" shall mean interior build -out for a long-term
tenant (minimum 5-year lease) or business/property owner that brings permanent new
jobs and does not include furniture and equipment. The only eligible applicants for the
proposed BRP are municipalities, CRAs or the County* and a grant will be awarded
only to one of these entities. The County grant will be disbursed only after build -out is
complete and the business has hired the number of new, permanent employees
identified in the Application. The grant will be paid out in two (2) installments; the first
being when a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) has been issued, and the next when the
number of stated new jobs have been achieved, no later than 12 months after the
issuance of the CO. Funding is limited to $15 per square foot not to exceed $150,000
or 50% of the interior build -out cost, whichever is less.
• "Child care center accreditation" shall mean a child care facility, as defined in Section
7-5 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances, which is seeking accreditation of its
personnel pursuant to Chapter 402, Florida Statutes.
• "Economic Development" shall mean a project or activity that creates an identified
number of permanent new jobs as detailed in the Application for funding under the
Broward Redevelopment Program.
• "Non -County Match shall mean cash contributions and in -kind contributions. In -kind
contributions shall mean the cost/value of dedicated or acquired real property and/or
direct staff hours on a project for which funding is requested. (Documentation Required)
• "Property Acquisition" shall mean the acquisition of land and associated structures (if
any) for the purpose of lot assemblage to facilitate economic development, job
creation, redevelopment and/or other measurable community benefit(s) to the
redevelopment area. Acquired properties shall be placed on the tax roll and
generating tax revenue within three (3) years of the effective date of the ILA or 100%
of grant money will be refunded to the County.
• "Public Improvements" shall mean improvements which further redevelopment
including:
■ Utility improvements (upsizing to accommodate development/redevelopment);
■ Removal of septic tank waste systems
■ Transportation improvements (roadways, turn lanes, crosswalks, etc.);
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■ "Green" infrastructure improvements (projects promoting water protection/retention
and/or reuse, energy efficiency, etc.)
■ Construction or expansion of public parking;
■ Streetscaping to facilitate access to businesses, employment, and transit; and,
■ Landscaping and irrigation associated with an eligible public improvement not to
exceed 20% of the cost of the associated eligible public improvement.
"Redevelopment" shall mean projects which address public purposes of removing
blighting conditions and facilitating economic development opportunities and job
creation; which public purposes have long-term positive impacts on the community
providing a decent, secure and attractive living and working environment.
"Reimbursement Grant" shall mean a performance -based grant with identified
milestones. When milestones are achieved, Applicant may present documentation
and make a request for County reimbursement, subject to County staff review and
approval. Documentation includes paid receipts for project costs incurred by the
applicant. For property acquisition and public improvement projects, no more than two
(2) disbursements, including a final disbursement at project completion, will be made
for any single project. For property acquisition and public improvement projects, the
Applicant must identify milestones prior to execution of interlocal agreement otherwise
one grant payment will be made when the project is complete. For interior build -out
projects, the County grant will be disbursed in two (2) equal installments; the first
being when a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) has been issued, and the final one when
the number of stated new jobs have been achieved, no later than 12 months after the
issuance of the CO. All County reimbursement grants are subject to staff review and
approval of documentation.
* County developed a companion program for the Unincorporated Area and will apply the BRP
evaluation tool to score projects. Other funding sources will be used in FY 2018-19 for
Unincorporated Area projects. Under the BRP, if a municipality/CRA has a project on or adjacent
to County property, the County may partner with a municipality/CRA in applying for BRP funding.
INVITATION TO APPLY
Applications must be submitted on the Application Form on Pages 13-16 with all other
required and supplemental materials provided as Attachments.
APPLICATIONS must include the Applicant's return mailing address, contact person and
telephone number. Applicants shall submit one (1) original, eight (8) bound copies with
dividers, and eight (8) electronic CD/DVD copies. The Applicant must hand deliver the
Application and documentation.
The Housing Finance and Community Development Division (Division) must receive
Applications and documentation by 12:00 PM on August 2, 2017. Applications and
documentation received after that date and time will not be accepted and will be
returned to the Applicant.
Applicants may withdraw their Applications by notifying the Division in writing at any time.
Applications and materials submitted with the Application will be returned to the Applicant
upon request.
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Immediately upon receipt Applications become "public records" and shall be subject to
public disclosure consistent with Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Applicants may invoke the
exemptions to identify the data or other materials to be protected, and must state the
statutory authority and the reasons why such exclusion from public disclosure is necessary.
Requests for exemption shall be subject to review and approval of the County
Attorney's Office.
SELECTION PROCESS:
Applications submitted shall be reviewed and evaluated by an evaluation committee. The
Applicant understands that acceptance of an Application does not constitute an agreement or
contract between the Applicant and Broward County.
Applicants will have an opportunity to present their Applications/projects to the
evaluation committee at a time scheduled between September 11 th and September 22,
2017.
The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject all Applications submitted,
waive any information, and re -advertise for new Applications. The Division may make a
recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners not to fund any projects in the
Applications submitted.
APPLICATION PREPARATION COSTS
Neither the County nor its representatives, which include County agencies and personnel,
shall be liable for any expenses incurred in connection with preparation of an Application.
Applicants should prepare their Applications simply and economically, providing straight
forward and concise descriptions and responses to the questions on the Application Form.
ACCURACY OF APPLICATION INFORMATION
Any Applicant that submits in its Application to the Division any information which is
determined to be substantially inaccurate, misleading, exaggerated, or incorrect, shall be
disqualified from consideration. Answers and responses must pertain to the specific question
requested on the Application Form. No consideration will be given to a response that does
not relate specifically to the question. If the response to a question is contained elsewhere in
the Application, it must be specifically cited (i.e. page number, question number, etc.).
INSURANCE/SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
County, CRAs and Municipalities are state agencies or political subdivisions of the State of
Florida as defined in Chapter 768.28, Florida Statutes, and each party shall be fully
responsible for acts and omissions of its agents, contractors, or employees in the
performance of its obligations under this Application and subsequent interlocal agreement, to
the extent permitted by law. Nothing herein is intended to serve as a waiver of sovereign
immunity by any party to which sovereign immunity may be applicable. Nothing herein shall
be construed as consent by a state agency or political subdivision of the State of Florida to be
sued by third parties, in any matter, arising out of this Application or any other contract or
agreement.
FUNDING AWARD
The selected Applicant(s) (municipality and CRA, as applicable) shall be required to execute
an interlocal agreement with Broward County as soon as possible subsequent to project and
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funding approval by the Board of County Commissioners. In addition, if an applicant does
not execute an Interlocal Agreement within one (1) year subsequent to funding approval,
the funding commitment is forfeited. Applicant can re -apply for the funds in next round of
BRP funding.
The Funding Award is for the specific eligible project described in the Application, and is
available for a reimbursement grant(s), consistent with the milestones established in the
interlocal agreement, if the project is completed in compliance with the terms, conditions,
and provisions of the interlocal agreement, within three (3) years from the effective date
of the interlocal agreement, subject to County staff review and approval of documentation
submitted.
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i' COUNTY APPLICATION FORM
• • (To Be Completed by Applicant)
1. Application Date:
2. Applicant(s):
Address:
Contact Person:
Telephone #: _
E-mail:
3. Project:
Title:
FAX #:
Project Address:
Project Location (Attach Map and Legal Description):
4. Project Start Date:
Project Completion Date:
5. Property Owner(s):
Property Owner(s) Address:
Telephone #: FAX #:
E-mail:
6. Funds Requested: $
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7. Project Description:
a. Provide brief narrative of the proposed project including project objectives, major
project characteristics, number and type of permanent jobs created, removal of
blighting conditions, population served, public purpose, proximity to public or other
transportation, and non -County funding sources. Identify any in -kind match.
b. Property acquisition projects must provide current appraisal(s) (i.e. no older than 6
months), and environmental assessment(s), in accordance with the County
requirements shown in Appendix II on Page 28. A Contract for Purchase is the
minimum required documentation. (See #10 on Page 15).
c. In addition to the number of permanent new jobs created, interior build -out projects
for economic development must identify the project to be undertaken, the long-
term tenant or business/property owner, and the term of the lease.
d. Provide detailed cost information regarding the project. Include design plans and
costs estimates, bids, and other available information. Attach project plans and
detailed cost estimates. Plans must be to scale. Interior build -out projects must
include the cost per square foot, number of square feet, and cost of the interior build -
out not including furniture and equipment.
e. Demonstrate how the project addresses the Criteria, shown on Pages 17-20.
f. Provide additional attachments as needed.
8. Project Costs and Funding Sources
As an attachment, provide cost information regarding the project. Provide detail
necessary to identify funding sources (which may be less detail than in #7d).
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Costs
A. Acquisition Cost
1. Contract Purchase Price
2. Appraisals
3. Survey
4. Environmental Audit(s)
B. Public Improvement / Aff. Housing
1. Architectural/Engineering Fees
2. Construction Costs
3. Contingency Costs
4. Other
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Accredition
1. Architectural/Engineering Fees
2. Construction Costs
3. Contingency Costs
4. Other
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9. Funding Source Information (Include Match information. See "Definitions" on Pages 9-10.
As an attachment, provide the following for each funding source currently in place to
complete this project.
a. Funding provided
b. Name, address, telephone number, contact person
c. Type of funding provided (e.g., grant, loan, other -specify), funding timeframes, and
special terms and conditions (e.g., performance -based, interest rate, etc.)
d. Date funded, requested and expected (Attach commitment or award letters)
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and Conditions
10. Project Site Control
a. Applicant currently has control of project site through:
Fee Simple Title
Lease
Other (describe)
b. Provide Evidence of Site Control (i.e., copy of Warranty Deed, etc.)
c. If site is not under Applicant's control, provide time line and schedule for establishing
control. (Contract for Purchase is the minimum required documentation.)
Legal Description and Map (attach):
Street Address:
Current Owner:
d. If the project site is vacant, describe any prior known use. Also indicate the age of any
buildings or other structures currently located on the site.
e. Provide a layout of the project site showing details, including the locations of any
existing buildings or other structures and any public improvement projects addressed
in the Application.
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f. Provide a location map, showing location of the project to the surrounding area.
g. Attach Phase 1 and Phase 2 environmental assessments, as required. Provide
mitigation plan, if required.
11. Project Development Schedule: Provide a Project Development Schedule from start date
to completion date and note milestones.
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EVALUATION TOOL
Criteria, scoring points, and weights for project selection are described on the following
pages. For each project, eight of the nine "Criteria" will be rated from 0 to 3 points, with
the lowest score of "0" and the highest score of "3."
Applicants are required to identify, through narrative statements or through referencing
by Application page number(s), how the "Criteria" are addressed. If the Application does
not address a criterion, because it does not apply, then that should be indicated with an
"N/A." Applicants may provide Attachments, as needed.
At a minimum, the Application should address the "Criteria." "Weights" will be applied to
the "Criteria." While all the "Criteria" are important to redevelopment, the "Weights"
provide higher "Final Scores" to projects which address specific issues.
Each Evaluation Committee member will assign 0 to 3 points to each "Criteria (1-10)"
based on the documentation provided in the Application. The "Points" will be multiplied
by the "Weight" to obtain the "Final Score" for each of the "Criteria." For the ninth
criterion; "Number of Jobs Created for Redevelopment Area Residents" and "Number of
High -Paying Jobs" it will assign 0 to 2 points.
The sum of the Final Scores for the nine "Criteria" is the "Final Project Score." However,
"YES" responses to the following questions will add 10 points each to the "Final
Project Score."
A. Is the project within a redevelopment area that has never received funding
through the Redevelopment Capital Program (RCP) or the BRP?
B. Is the project within a municipality that has never received County Tax
Increment Financing (TIF)?
The minimum "Final Project Score" is 0 points and the maximum is 119 points.
The "Average Final Project Score" for each project will be an average of the "Final
Project Score" of all members of the Evaluation Committee. Projects will be
recommended for funding consideration by the Board of County Commissioners based on
the average "Average Final Project Score" and the availability of BRP funds.
No project with an "Average Final Project Score" of less than 70 points will be
recommended for BRP funding.
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Criteria
I. Proximity to Transit and Transit Accommodations. To obtain a high score of "3," the
Application must demonstrate that the project is within % mile of public transportation
(attach map) and that the project includes transit accommodations. The low score of "0"
will be given if the Application provides no documentation or the project is one mile or
more from public transportation. Transit accommodations include, but are not limited to:
shuttle service, bicycle racks, private shower, etc.
2. Environmental Sustainability Components (solar technology, LEED standards,
sea -level rise mitigation/adaptation, etc.). To obtain a high score of "3," the
Application must demonstrate that the project contains two (2) or more components that
address environmental sustainability. The low score of "0" will be given if the Application
provides no documentation or there are no environmental sustainability components.
3. Ability to Timely Complete Project. To obtain a high score of "3," the Application must
include a Project Development Schedule and demonstrate that the project will be
completed in accordance with the Project Development Schedule. In addition, projects
which are "shovel ready" will be given a higher score than ones currently only in a
preliminary design phase. The low score of "0" will be given if the Application provides no
documentation regarding a Project Development Schedule or ability to complete within
the Project Development Schedule.
4. Contribution from non -County Sources. To obtain a high score of "3," the Application
must provide detailed project costs and all funding including County and non -County
funding, including an in -kind match as defined on Page 10. The low score of "0" will be
given if the Application provides no documentation regarding the contribution or there is
less than 15% non -County contribution.
5. Increase in Tax Base for Non -Public Improvement Projects OR Benefits to
Community for Public Improvement Projects. To obtain a high score of "3," the
Application must provide calculations of the expected increase in the tax base due to
private redevelopment, document the private redevelopment, and show the increase in
the tax base. The low score of "0" will be given if the Application provides no
calculations or insufficient documentation of private redevelopment or no increase in the
tax base. As it pertains to Benefits to Community for Public Improvement Projects; To
obtain a high score of "3," the Application must provide documentation which
demonstrates how the public improvement will "add value" to the community in which it is
located. The low score of "0" will be given if the Application provides no or insufficient
documentation of how the scope and/or type of project will benefit the general public,
area residents and property owners.
6. Higher Unemployment than Municipality and County and/or Lower Property Value
Growth for Redevelopment Area than for Municipality and County. To obtain a high
score of "3," the Application must demonstrate higher unemployment and/or lower
property value growth in the redevelopment area than those of the Municipality or the
County. The low score of "0" will be given if the Application provides no documentation
regarding unemployment and property values or if unemployment in the redevelopment
area is lower than those of the Municipality and the County and/or property value growth
is higher than those of the Municipality and the County.
7. Increase Accredited Area Child Care Facilities Available. To obtain a high score of
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"3," the Application must provide documentation which demonstrates the child care
facility project (as defined by Section 7-5 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances)
seeks accreditation of its facility and personnel (pursuant to Chapter 402, Florida
Statutes). The low score of "0" will be given if the Application lacks to provide any
documentation which demonstrates how the facility/project increases the number of
accredited child care facilities in the redevelopment area.
Removal of Blighting Conditions. To obtain a high score of "3," the Application must
demonstrate the blighting conditions and how the project will remove such conditions.
The low score of "0" will be given if the Application provides no documentation regarding
blighting conditions.
Number of Permanent Jobs Created and/or Job Training/Apprenticeships. To
obtain a high score of "3," the Application must demonstrate the number of permanent
jobs created and/or job training/apprenticeships and how the project contributes to long-
term job creation and/or job training/apprenticeships. If the application proposes job
training or apprenticeships, the job mentoring/training program must be described in
detail (provide attachment, if necessary). The low score of "0" will be given if the
Application provides no documentation regarding the permanent number of jobs and/or
job training/apprenticeships created or how the project contributes to long-term job
creation.
The number of jobs created should be calculated in accordance with the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). Instructions as described in the 2010
White House OMB Memorandum Updated Guidance for ARRA for reporting job
estimates can be downloaded from the Broward County Housing Finance and
Community Redevelopment website at
http://www.broward.org/Housing/Pages/BRProgram.aspx. The number of jobs must be
expressed as Full -Time Equivalents (FTE) and must not include indirect and induced
jobs. Attached as Appendix III is an example worksheet used to calculate FTE's.
In addition, the number of points will awarded per the following table;
Number of Permanent
Jobs Created (FTE's)*
Point Allocation
1-5
1
6-15
2
16-29
3
30 or greater
4
* For public infrastructure projects to get points, the application must identify a direct
linkage to a specific business/employer which will locate or expand employment to the
area as a result of the infrastructure improvement(s).
In addition, for calculating job creation by business type, the following reference guide is
published by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) at
http://www.usgbc.org/redirect.php?DocumentlD=4111.
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10.A maximum of two (2) points for each, will be possible based on the responses to the
following:
a. Number of Jobs Created for Area Residents. To obtain the maximum points, the
Application must demonstrate that the permanent jobs created are for residents of
the redevelopment area. No points will be given if the Application provides no
documentation or none of the jobs created are for residents of the redevelopment
area.
b. Number of High -Paying Jobs. To obtain the maximum points, the Application
must demonstrate that the jobs created are permanent high -paying jobs. No points
will be given if the Application provides no documentation or no high -paying jobs are
created. High -paying jobs are jobs paying at least 115% of the County average
wage. Effective January 1, 2017, the Broward County Average Annual Wage, as
defined by the "State of Florida Incentives Average Wage Requirements," is
$47,859; and, 115% of this amount is $55,038.
TIEBREAKER: How many permanent jobs are created? If two projects receive the
same score, the project which creates the most permanent jobs shall be recommended
for funding ahead of the project which creates fewer jobs.
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CRITERIA / WEIGHTING / SCORING
(To Be Completed by Evaluation Committee)
A. Is the, project within a redevelopment area that has never
YES* NO
received funding through the Redevelopment Capital
Program (RCP) or BRP?
*If YES add 10points to Final Project Score.
B. Is the, project within a municipality that has never received
YES* NO;
County Tax Increment Financing (TIF)?
*If YES add 'I0 points to Final Project' Score,
CRITERIA
POINTS
WEIGHT '
FINAL SCORE
(0 - 3)
(POINTS x WEIGHT)
1. Proximity to Transit and Transit Accommodations
3
2. Environmental Sustainability Components (solar technology,
LEED standards, sea -level rise mitigation/adaptation, etc.)
3
3. Ability to Timely Complete Project
3
4. Contribution from non -County Sources
2
5. Increase in Tax Base for Non -Public Improvements) OR Benefits
to Community for Public Improvements)
3
6. Higher Unemployment/Lower Property Value Growth for
Redevelopment Area than for City and County
3
7. Increase accredited area child care facilities available
3
8. Removal of Blighting Conditions
5
9. Number of Permanent Jobs Created/Job Training or
POINTS
(0-4)
5
apprenticeships
10. Do Permanent Jobs Created include the followina?
POINTS
if applicable:
(0- 2)
a. Number of Jobs Created for Redevelopment Area Residents
b. Number of High -Paying Jobs
FINAL PROJECT SCORE
--
--
TIEBREAKER: How many permanent jobs are created?
# of Jobs
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APPENDIX I
SCOPE OF INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
An interlocal cooperation agreement must be executed by the County, the municipality and
the community redevelopment agency (CRA), as applicable, and as soon as possible
subsequent to project and funding approval by the Broward County Board of County
Commissioners. If an applicant awarded funding by the Board does not execute an
Interlocal Agreement within one (1) year subsequent to funding approval, the funding
commitment is forfeited. Applicant can re -apply for the funds in next round of BRP funding.
Scope of ILA
Interlocal Cooperation Agreement (ILA) establishes:
o Size and boundaries of the redevelopment area;
o Term of County financial obligation;
o Maximum amount payable by the County;
o Terms of Reimbursement Grant;
o Reporting requirements;
o Penalties for failing to create new, permanent jobs as represented in application
o Detailed Project Description; and
o Documentation required for County reimbursement including:
■ Signed letter from the Mayor/City Manager certifying completion of a
milestone and for final reimbursement certifying completion and operation of
the public improvement or completion of property acquisition or completion
and operation of the interior build -out and number of jobs created;
■ Contract including Scope of Work and Project Cost;
■ Itemized actual costs;
■ Evidence of payment, which at a minimum will include copies of invoices and
canceled checks or wire transfers; and,
■ For property acquisition, the municipality/CRA must provide a bond, letter of
credit or other monetary security, satisfactory to the County, to secure the
performance obligations of the interlocal agreement or, at the County's option,
the return of all or a portion of the acquisition payment pursuant to the terms
of the interlocal agreement. and agree that as detailed below, either 100% or
50% of the grant shall be refunded to the County in the event the acquisition
and redevelopment of the property does not comply with all of the
requirements of the interlocal agreement, including placement of the property
on the tax roll within three (3) years of the effective date of the ILA and
demonstration that economic development, the creation of new permanent
jobs, redevelopment, and/or measurable community benefit(s) to the
redevelopment area has occurred within three (3) years from placement of
the property on the tax roll.
■ Failure to place the property on the tax roll within three (3) years
subsequent to the effective date of an ILA shall require one hundred
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percent (100%) of the grant to be refunded to the County.
■ In the event that the economic development, creation of new permanent
jobs, redevelopment, and/or measurable community benefit(s) to the
redevelopment area was not completed as proposed in the application,
and within three (3) years from placement of the property on the tax roll,
the applicant shall be required to return 50% of the grant amount
disbursed for the acquisition.
■ For affordable housing projects, the municipality/CRA must agree that
25% of the grant reimbursement shall be forfeited in the event 100% of the
stated number of new, permanent jobs are not be created within twelve
(12) months subsequent to a CO being issued. There is no proration given
for anything less than 100% of stated amount of new, permanent jobs.
■ For interior build -out projects, the municipality/CRA must agree that 50%
of the grant reimbursement shall be forfeited in the event 100% of the
stated number of new, permanent jobs are not be created within twelve
(12) months subsequent to a CO being issued. There is no proration given
for anything less than 100% of stated amount of new, permanent jobs.
Use of County Funding
• All projects shall be completed in conformance with the ILA, and within three (3)
years of the effective date of the ILA.
• County funding shall be provided to projects that address the public purposes of
economic development, affordable housing units, job creation and removal of
blighting conditions and the public purposes must have long-term positive impacts
on the community providing a decent, secure and attractive living and working
environment.
• County funding of property acquisition, public improvement projects, affordable
housing units, and interior build -out shall be in compliance with County funding
policies and practices.
• The Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) shall be funded through a non ad
valorem appropriation.
• County funding shall be based on funds available through the Broward
Redevelopment Program (BRP).
• County funding through the Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) shall be a
reimbursement grant(s).
• A reimbursement grant for property acquisition projects may include the actual
purchase price and associated acquisition costs for a survey, appraisal(s), and
environmental assessments (not mitigation) not to exceed the amount approved by
the Board of County Commissioners.
• Reimbursement grants shall be for documented actual project costs not to exceed
the amount approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
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• County reimbursement shall not be made until milestones identified in the ILA are
achieved. When milestones are achieved, the Applicant must present documentation
and make a request for a County disbursement, subject to County staff review and
approval. No more than two (2) disbursements, including a final disbursement at
project completion, shall be made for any single property acquisition, or public
improvement, affordable housing units, interior build -out project or accredited child
care facility. For property acquisition, affordable housing units, and public
improvement projects, the Applicant must identify milestones prior to execution of
interlocal agreement otherwise one grant payment will be made when the project is
complete. For interior build -out, the County grant will be disbursed in two (2)
installments; the first being when a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) has been issued,
and the next when the number of stated new jobs have been achieved, no later than
12 months after the issuance of the CO. All County reimbursement grants are
subject to staff review and approval of documentation.
• Requests for reimbursement must be made within 120 days of completion of
milestone or project completion.
• No Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) funds may be used to clean up a
contaminated site.
No Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) funds will be awarded to a community
redevelopment area, created pursuant to Chapter 163 Part III, F.S, which is
receiving County tax increment financing (TIF).
Reporting Requirements
The municipality or CRA is responsible for implementing and conforming to the
terms and conditions of the ILA. The municipality or CRA shall provide to the County
advance notice of all public meetings related to projects pursuant to the ILA. The
municipality or CRA shall keep the County informed throughout the planning, design
and construction of such projects.
In addition to the requirements of Ch. 163, Sections 356, 362 and 387, F.S. (Ch. 163
applies to CRAs), which are due by March 31 of each year, the CRA or municipality
shall submit to the County on the anniversary date of the effective date of the
interlocal agreement, a detailed, narrative report (Annual Report) which discusses
the progress made in carrying out the projects approved by the Board of County
Commissioners for BRP funding. Additionally, a Status Report for the Project,
including the updated Project Development Schedule, along with reports on
benchmarks, including number of jobs created shall be delivered to the COUNTY
every six (6) months from the effective date of the ILA. The Status Report must
include both expenditures for the current fiscal year and cumulative financial
information for the Project. The Annual Report shall include the Project
Development Schedule for a property acquisition, public improvement or affordable
housing project, interior build -out or child care accreditation and a critical path
timeline as to overall redevelopment within the declared redevelopment area.
Additionally, the Annual Report shall include time frames and benchmarks, including,
but not limited to, accounting of County funding, enhancements to the tax base, any
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leverage of private or public funds, costs and revenues, growth in new business, job
creation, removal of blighting conditions, reduction in code violations, improvements
to infrastructure and ongoing benefits to the broader community. The report shall
contain sufficient information for the County to determine if the projects conform to
the ILA. Financial information must be provided in the format provided in Exhibit 1
on Pages 26.
Compliance with County Regulations
• By executing an interlocal agreement, the Applicant agrees to comply with any and
all County policies, regulations, and practices.
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EXHIBIT 1
FINANCIAL INFORMATION FORMAT
Municipalities and Community Redevelopment Agencies (CRAs) receiving funding through
the Broward Redevelopment Program (BRP) have a reporting responsibility to Broward
County, the funding agency. To effectively demonstrate accountability for the use of County
funding through the Broward Redevelopment Program, the annual progress report (Annual
Report) must include cumulative financial information for each individual project undertaken
pursuant to the interlocal agreement (ILA).
As shown, on Page 27, the financial information report format is composed of three
sections. Section One represents project expenditures for the current year* and the
cumulative expenditures for each redevelopment project as follows: 1) a description of the
project; 2) the projected cost of the project as originally presented in the application for BRP
funding; 3) the cumulative expenditures for the project up to the beginning of the year* being
reported; 4) the expenditures for the project for the year*; and 5) the total cumulative
expenditures for the project as of the end of the year* being reported. Section Two presents
the Statement of Revenue, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance for the separate
account/fund established for BRP monies received from Broward County pursuant to the
ILA, and the Redevelopment Trust Fund, as appropriate, and include 1) revenue received
by source; 2) the project expenditures; 3) administrative costs**, including salaries,
contractual services, and capital outlay; 4) debt service**, including principal and interest; 5)
other expenditures; and 6) the fund balances. Section Three presents the Balance Sheet
for the BRP account and the Redevelopment Trust Fund, as appropriate. There must be full
disclosure in all sections and the information presented must be reconcilable to the ILA, and
the independent financial audit of the BRP account for either the municipality or the CRA, as
required by the ILA.
* Fiscal year or other date specified in the ILA
**Administrative costs or debt service are required as they apply to overall redevelopment.
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Format for Financial Information for the Annual Report
XYZ Municipality or CRA receiving BRP Funding For Fiscal Year Ended September 30, 201X*
Section I: Project Expenditures
Cumulative
Cumulative
Cost as
Expenditures
Expenditures for
Expenditures
Description Project
Presented in ILA
Through 9-30-1X*
Fiscal Year 201X*
Through 9-30-1X*
Streetscape Improvements
$6,500,000
$3,500,000
$50,000
$3,550,000
BRP Funds
Other Funds
Parking Project
4,500,000
50,000
4,000,000
4,050,000
BRP Funds
Other Funds
Roadway Improvements
2,000,000
2,000,000
0
2,000,000
BRP Funds
Other Funds
Streetlight Installation
500,000
200,000
50,000
250,000
BRP Funds
Other Funds
Total Expenditures
BRP Funds
Other Funds
Section II: Statement of Revenue, Expenditures & Changes in BRP Account
& Redevelopment Trust Fund** Balances
Revenues:
County BRP
Redevelopment Trust Fund
Interest
Total Revenues
Project/Activity Expenditures (total from Section 1)
4,100,000
Administrative Costs**:
Salaries
###,###
Contractual Services
##,###
Capital Outlay
#.###
Total Administrative Costs
Debt Service**:
Principal
###,###
Interest
Total Debt Service
Other Expenditures
##
Total Expenditures
Excess of Revenues Over Expenditures
Fund Balances, October 1*
County BRP
Redevelopment Trust Fund
###,###
Fund Balances, September 30*
County BRP
###,###
Redevelopment Trust Fund
$#f
Section III: Balance Sheet
Assets (with detail)
Liabilities and Fund Balances (with detail)
* Fiscal year or other date specified in the ILA
Items are required as they apply to overall redevelopment.
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APPENDIX II
PROPERTY ACQUISITION REQUIREMENTS
Broward County Administrative Code, Chapter 6, subsection 6.230)(11),
establishes County appraisal policy, as follows:
Obtain not less than two (2) appraisals from qualified independent appraisers on
the list, as defined in #2, approved annually by the County Administrator on parcels
of real property, except rights -of -way valued at $500,000.00 or more, exclusive of
damages, which the City/CRA contemplates purchasing. Obtain at least one
independent appraisal from the same list of qualified appraisers on property with a
value of less than $500,000.00.
2. Broward County requires appraisals from the "Broward County/School Board of
Broward County List of Preferred/Qualified Real Estate Appraisers" (List).
Appraisals have to be reviewed and accepted by Broward County's Real Estate
Due Diligence Officer. Please call (954) 357-6826 for the List.
3. Broward County requires a Phase 1 Environmental Audit, and if deemed
necessary by the County, a Phase 2 Environmental Audit. These environmental
audits are subject to approval by the County.
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