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OLD BUSINESS

1. DISCUSSION ON THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH COMMITTEE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION'S MOTION REQUESTING THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION MAKE A PRIORITY THAT STUDENTS SAFETY DURING DROP OFF AND PICK UP AT MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BE SECURED BY URGING OUR TRANSPORTATION AND MOBILITY DEPARTMENT TO COME UP WITH A WORKING PLAN.

2. DISCUSS POTENTIAL FOR PEDESTRIAN ENHANCEMENTS IN THE OCEAN DRIVE, LINCOLN ROAD, AND ESPANOLA WAY COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS

3. DISCUSS THE SOLID WASTE COMMERCIAL FRANCHISE HAULER PRESENTATION.

4. DISCUSS THE UPDATE ON MUNICIPAL MOORING FIELD PROJECT

5. DISCUSSION REGARDING CRYPTOCURRENCY IN MIAMI BEACH

6. DISCUSS VESTED EMPLOYEES IN TIER B THAT HAVE BEEN REHIRED IN TIER C

NEW BUSINESS

7. A DISCUSSION OF A PROPOSED LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MIAMI BEACH REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, A PUBLIC BODY CORPORATE AND POLITIC (RDA), (LANDLORD) AND OPEN VISION ONE, LLC (TENANT), FOR APPROXIMATELY 4,236 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND FLOOR RETAIL SPACE AT THE ANCHOR SHOPS AND GARAGE, LOCATED AT 1560 COLLINS AVE, SUITES NOS.3-4, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA (PREMISES), FOR A PERIOD OF NINE (9) YEARS AND THREE-HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO (362) DAYS.

8. DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION ON THE SLOW STREETS PROGRAM.

9. DISCUSSION ON EXPLORING DIFFERENT FINANCIAL AND FUNDING MODELS FOR RENOVATING OR BUILDING A NEW BYRON CARLYLE THEATER, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS:
(1) A STAND-ALONE CITY OWNED PROJECT BUILT ENTIRELY BY THE CITY WITH THE CITY'S OWN FUNDS;
(2) A PRIVATELY FUNDED LONG -TERM LEASE PROJECT, WITH THE CITY TO CONTROL THE GROUND FLOOR CULTURAL ARTS SPACE; AND
(3) A CITY-OWNED PROJECT , DEVELOPED AS A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP WITH PROJECT REVENUE BONDS (AND NO SALE OR LEASE OF THE PROPERTY); AND
(4) OTHER OPTIONS THAT MAY BE IDENTIFIED, WITH ALL OF THE FOREGOING OPTIONS TO IDENTIFY FUNDING SOURCES AND PUBLIC OR PRIVATE FINANCING ALTERNATIVES.

10. DISCUSSION ON MARCH 2022 LESSONS LEARNED

11.
DISCUSSION REGARDING THE LIVING WAGE RATES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2023, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE VI, DIVISION 6, SECTION 2 - 408, OF THE CITY CODE.

12.
DISCUSSION TO CONSIDER THE CITY ESTABLISHING A MAXIMUM FEE FOR WASTE HAULER SERVICES FOR MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS OF LESS THAN 25 UNITS.

13. A DISCUSSION OF A PROPOSED MIXED-USE WORKFORCE HOUSING AND OFFICE PROJECT ON THE CITY PARKING LOT AT 1000 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

14. DISCUSS WAIVING OR REDUCING THE CITY'S SUSTAINABILITY FEE AND ANY OTHER FEES IN SUPPORT OF WORKFORCE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS

15.
DISCUSS POTENTIAL CREATION OF A PARKING INCENTIVE FOR BUSINESS ATTRACTION AND RETENTION

16. DISCUSSION ON FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LANDSCAPING AND SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE NORMANDY SHORES NEIGHBORHOOD REAR GATES

May 27, 2022 Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee

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OLD BUSINESS

1. DISCUSSION ON THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH COMMITTEE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION'S MOTION REQUESTING THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION MAKE A PRIORITY THAT STUDENTS SAFETY DURING DROP OFF AND PICK UP AT MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BE SECURED BY URGING OUR TRANSPORTATION AND MOBILITY DEPARTMENT TO COME UP WITH A WORKING PLAN.

2. DISCUSS POTENTIAL FOR PEDESTRIAN ENHANCEMENTS IN THE OCEAN DRIVE, LINCOLN ROAD, AND ESPANOLA WAY COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS

3. DISCUSS THE SOLID WASTE COMMERCIAL FRANCHISE HAULER PRESENTATION.

4. DISCUSS THE UPDATE ON MUNICIPAL MOORING FIELD PROJECT

5. DISCUSSION REGARDING CRYPTOCURRENCY IN MIAMI BEACH

6. DISCUSS VESTED EMPLOYEES IN TIER B THAT HAVE BEEN REHIRED IN TIER C

NEW BUSINESS

7. A DISCUSSION OF A PROPOSED LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MIAMI BEACH REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, A PUBLIC BODY CORPORATE AND POLITIC (RDA), (LANDLORD) AND OPEN VISION ONE, LLC (TENANT), FOR APPROXIMATELY 4,236 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND FLOOR RETAIL SPACE AT THE ANCHOR SHOPS AND GARAGE, LOCATED AT 1560 COLLINS AVE, SUITES NOS.3-4, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA (PREMISES), FOR A PERIOD OF NINE (9) YEARS AND THREE-HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO (362) DAYS.

8. DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION ON THE SLOW STREETS PROGRAM.

9. DISCUSSION ON EXPLORING DIFFERENT FINANCIAL AND FUNDING MODELS FOR RENOVATING OR BUILDING A NEW BYRON CARLYLE THEATER, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS:
(1) A STAND-ALONE CITY OWNED PROJECT BUILT ENTIRELY BY THE CITY WITH THE CITY'S OWN FUNDS;
(2) A PRIVATELY FUNDED LONG -TERM LEASE PROJECT, WITH THE CITY TO CONTROL THE GROUND FLOOR CULTURAL ARTS SPACE; AND
(3) A CITY-OWNED PROJECT , DEVELOPED AS A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP WITH PROJECT REVENUE BONDS (AND NO SALE OR LEASE OF THE PROPERTY); AND
(4) OTHER OPTIONS THAT MAY BE IDENTIFIED, WITH ALL OF THE FOREGOING OPTIONS TO IDENTIFY FUNDING SOURCES AND PUBLIC OR PRIVATE FINANCING ALTERNATIVES.

10. DISCUSSION ON MARCH 2022 LESSONS LEARNED

11.
DISCUSSION REGARDING THE LIVING WAGE RATES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2023, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE VI, DIVISION 6, SECTION 2 - 408, OF THE CITY CODE.

12.
DISCUSSION TO CONSIDER THE CITY ESTABLISHING A MAXIMUM FEE FOR WASTE HAULER SERVICES FOR MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS OF LESS THAN 25 UNITS.

13. A DISCUSSION OF A PROPOSED MIXED-USE WORKFORCE HOUSING AND OFFICE PROJECT ON THE CITY PARKING LOT AT 1000 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

14. DISCUSS WAIVING OR REDUCING THE CITY'S SUSTAINABILITY FEE AND ANY OTHER FEES IN SUPPORT OF WORKFORCE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS

15.
DISCUSS POTENTIAL CREATION OF A PARKING INCENTIVE FOR BUSINESS ATTRACTION AND RETENTION

16. DISCUSSION ON FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LANDSCAPING AND SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE NORMANDY SHORES NEIGHBORHOOD REAR GATES

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