Office of the Village Atworney April 1, 2024 Hon, Felix Jimenez ‘Miami-Dade County Inspestor General Biscayne Bldg South Tower 60L NW ICL 22° Floor ‘Miami, FL, 33136 Hand-Delivered Re: Miami-Dade County Owned Property, South of 7450 SW 141 Dr, Folio No. 33-5023-0120 Palmetto Bay, Fl Dear Me. Jimenez, ‘The Village of Palmetto Bay, Florida (the “Village”, is making this formal request that your Office institute an investigation ofthe facts surounding, and the possible illegal conveyance of, Miami-Dade County (he *County”) owned property (the “Property") above described. The ‘Board of County Commissioners has @ Resolution, (Exhibit “A"), on tomorrow's agenda which ‘ill accomplish this illegal sonveyance. ‘Myriad reasons exist forthe Village’s request that your offce launch an investigation of what the Village believes to be a violation of County and State law, orchestrated to increase the value of a handful of homes inthe Village Following are both the Village's history with the Property and the legal violations regarding ‘County Implementing Orde: §-4 and Section 125.35, Florida Starutes. [History (On December 28, 2022, the Village received an unsolicited leter from Mr. Mark Bums, the “Assistant Division Chief ofthe Real Estate Development Division ofthe County's Internal Service Division (“ISD”). Exhibit “B”), oop ase a (08) 259-120April 1, 2024 Page 2 ‘The letter apprised the Village ofan application made by a resident who lives adjacent tothe Property and who applied ‘o obtain the Property pursuant tothe County's Implementing Order 8-4, (Exhibit \C”), which describes the procedures forthe County to lease, rent or declare as surplus County ovined Property, The applicant intended to “subdivide” this Two and One Half ‘Acre Property among the handful of adjacent property owners. The leter from Mr. Bums made ‘the Village aware ofthe aplication and gave ten (10) day for the Village to express an interest in acquiring the Property ‘Through the Village Manager, Nick Marano, on December 30,2022, the Vilge did just thet, ‘and in addition tothe letter the Village Manager included a Memorandum from Bermello Ajamil & Partners which filly explained the Village’s “Small Neighborhood Parks/Pocket Parks ‘and Recreational Master Phin”. (Exhibit “D"), Beginning in December of 2022, up through and including March 11 of this year, the Village filly expected o receive the Property, the reason for ths is that over a sixten (16) month period, the Village and County ISD staf worked together to accomplish the conveyance. On January 26, 2024, the County sent a draft County Deed (Exhibit B"), naming the Village asthe Grantee. The Deed listed the following two (2) conditions forthe conveyance: 1. “That the Property shall be uflized as a public park in perpetuity and shall be operated in accordance with, and shall comply with Article 7 of the County Charter"; snd hat the Village shal alfow all unincorporated residents equal access and use of the park and not discriminate in program registration, pricing or other policies.” [emphasis ded] 2 ‘Ten days later February 5, 2024, Village authorized the Village Manager, through Resolution 2024-16, to expend the amount of Fourteen Thousand ($14,000) Dollars to complete the scquisition Exhibit ”), However, on March 12, Miami-Dade Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins was the prime sponsor of a Resolution presented tothe County's Infastruture, Operations, and Innovation ‘Committee (the “Committe") which suddenly had a private person purchasing the Property (Exhibit "0", "That section ofthe County Crater is commonly referred to asthe “Dan Paul” amendment. (205 2spaase ‘Shorgaineuatasgse ae 05 259.1290April 1, 2024 Pages Legal Issues 1 Couaty Implementing Order 8-4 begins with this Policy Statement: “The authority to sll Isase or otherwise dispose of County-owned real estate lies solely with the Bosrd of County Commissioners (“Board”). Such sale, ease of disposition shall be accoinpished in transparent manner, with adequate protections in place to ensure tht the intended purpose ofthe sal, lease, or disposition, as approved by the Boaed is met, Dispositions include granting of easemeats.” [emphasis added] Attached as Exhibit “H” isthe PUBLIC NOTICE for the County Inftastucture, Operations, and Innovations Committee. It holly fils to put the public on notice ofthat ~ or any item- on the ‘agenda for consideration, aad for a particularly good reason. The County did not want the Village to know of the contemplated “give away,” and the last thing the County wanted was to ‘pursue this ina transparent manner. This is obvious fom the simple fact that although the Village's and the Cownty’s staff had been Working on the conveyance for well over ayes, with no less than four (4) ISD stuff from the County, not one word was given to the Vilage as to ‘what was about to happen, This is just one matter that should be investigated, as to who might have given such an order to violate 84 nnd the Florida Statute addressed below. Moreover, 8-4 conclusively requires the County to convey the Property tothe Village. The penultimate provision of 8-4 states: “Other Public Agencies: Ir property ovmed by the County is desired by another ‘governmental agency Jor a governmental publie purpose and its determined by the Board that the property isnot needed ty the County for such use, it may be conveyed at a nominal cost (emphasis added) As stated above, the Village Manger confirmed the Village’s desire to obtain the Property for a park, which for years has been part of both the Miami-Dade County's Parks and Open Space Master Plan and Village's Parks Master Plan. A public purpose isnot fulfilled bby a handful of people in the sponsoring Commissioner's district to increase the square footage ‘of their respective properties in a community where homes are increasingly more expensive, 2 Seotion 125.35 (2), Florida Statutes Itis here thatthe most egregious violation of the law occurs. The fulltext of Section 125.35 (©), Florida Statutes reads as follows: * When the board of county commissioners finds that a parcel ofreal property is of insufficient size and shape to be issued a building permit for any type of development to be constructed on the propery, or when the bosrd of county commissionees finds thatthe value of a parcel of real property is $15,000 or less, as determined by a fee appraiser designated by the board ores determined by the county appraiser, and when, du to the size, shape, location and on ase ‘Scpnlmetabastbene Fax 05) 2502290April 1, 2024 Pago 4 ‘Value ofthe parcel it is deermined by the board that the patcel is of use ONLY to ane ar more adjacent property ownets, the board may effect a private sale of the parcel. The hoard may, after sending notice ofits intended action to owners of adjacent property by certified mail, effect a sale and conveyance ofthe parcel a private sale without receiving bids or publishing notice; however, if, within 10 working days after receiving such mailed notice two or more owners of| adjacent property notify the board of their desire to purchase the parcel, the board shall accept sealed bids for the parcel fiom such property owners and may convey such parcel tothe highest bidder oF may reject all off.” As stated above, this is an approximately 2 and one-half-acre piece of land, It is exceedingly disingenuous forthe sponsor of the Resolution to suggest that only the adjacent property owner ‘can use the property, In adition tothe ostensible reasons forthe conveyance tothe adjacent ‘owner stated as reasons in he Resolution, the fact that powerlines on the Property made it useless for any other use ismentioned. This is equally disingenuous as Miami-Dade County bas ‘wo linear parks nearby, Briar Bay anc Central West Basin, built on powerline easements, There has been zero evidence inttoduced into the ecord to buttress the County's specious claim that this property is only suitable for use by the adjacent property owner, Owing to these numerous County parks and public oyen spaces under powerlines, the expression “Hypocrisy isthe tribute vice pays to virtue” applies, ‘As first stated above, the Vilage is requesting your Office to fully review and investigate the anticipated giveaway of the? and one-balf acres of land to private hands as opposed to both the public purpose, and the specific provision of providing the Property to another governmental agency, of creating a neighborhood pocket park, as contemplated by both the County and the Valle. Respectfilly, XQ edn Jotm €, Delagloria Village Attorney ce; Board of County Commissioner Geri Bonzon-Keenan, County Attorney oop ana Fans 605) 259-1290Village of Palmetto Bay December 30,2022 Mr Mack Barns Aaistant Divison Chief fel Estate Development Dison ALL NW 1S, ute 2460 Miami FL33128: Re: Property Beng Considered fr Supus Designation acaton: Adjacent South of 780 SW 140 Oro, Mla, FL 33183, Folio Nos 30:023-c09-0120, Dear Me Burs, Pursuant to your letter of December 28, 2022, the Vilage Is Interested in acquiring the subject property for use as @ eihbortiod park “he Vilage Counll hes en Interested! in acquing addtional paces of vacant lnd for use at neighborhood parks Uvoughout the Vlg nares where eidente are unable to walk to an esting pork, Palmetto aye known a he "Vilage ‘of Parks” fr good reason and Rs responsible stewardship of these Walgreen Spaces are evdet to all who enjoy those teciis Carer 2022, the Vilage Counc nmched new Perks Master Plon process to provide # comprehensive roadmap for he ‘ext on yes The Vigo coneultare Sere Alam & Partners (BBA, had three main goat + Toimprve the citywide syste of park and recreation venues to meet the needs ofthe cians ofthe Vilage of Palmeto Bay ‘+ To provide improvements that enhance the quay of Me of al czens. ‘+ Tetmarove the vlage nelghtoshoods through investment ln expanding the Vilage’ Par and Recreation Sytem, Neighborhood, or Pocket, Parks were identified by the Cound and Community a high pity zo that ever elghborhood ‘would have publi park wthin walking stance. The speci flo that the subject af thi ltr was identified erin the process for acquision fom the County. B&A has produced an excellent memorandum which deals the analytical effort and ‘community outreach that hasbeen dove to date; that memorandum attached, and Invite your attention tot | wl follow up this ettr with a Reston from the Vilage Counc following the next meeting on January 3, 2023, should ‘you have any questions, please fel fret contac me e 305.259.1240 or enranofpeleltobi gov Siler, Nick Mrano Viloge Manager 705 Eo bic Set. alt Ba. FLIBST (38) 280-1264 Fas 205) 2501280MEMORANDUM 10: Nick Marae, Vilage Manager Fron ‘redo. sanchez AIA, AICP are: December 0h, 2022 SUBJECT: Small Neignborhood Parks/Pocket Pars, Vilage Parks, andl Recreation Mater Pan Findings and Recommendations ear Maran ‘As you are aware, in January 2072, the Vilage of Palmetto Bay began a compreheneive ten-year Vilage- \wide Parks and Recreation Master Plan to adres latent community park and recreation needs and provide professionally prepared roadmap to improve pubic recreation an elu felities throughout the city. The professional team was composed of BermelloAjsmil & Partners (B8A), Ballard King & Associates (8), EFC nse (E10) ‘The Vilage of Palmetto Bay and ts leaders hove been proactive in moving to crest long-term vision for tomorrow's Vilage parks and recreation offerings. There ae many benefits to creating a Vllage-wide Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Improvements to the Vilage’ recreation offerings can foster the bettorment of ts children, tens, dus, and seniors. Cras:genertional parks help to brig together all age groups and build a sexse of place and communty. Park Investments are needed to mest the ‘receatonal needs ofcarretresidents and future aval ‘community-driven plan, the Village of Palmetto Bay Parks and Recreation Master Plan emphasies Identifying neghtorhood-spactic and Vilage-wie recreational needs through partition and input by Vilage residents, elected ofits, Vilage Senior Adminstration, and parks and recreation staf. ts content reflects the findings of community frum convenes to gather etzen preferences an porte: ferlmprovingrereation facies and progran offering along both short and long-term horizons uh alin Rt Co Cat, i S146 A) ine ot ae 208 > Genaasencom onIn this contest, the Vile of Palmetto Bays Parks and Recreation Master Phin comprises three overarching goals + To improve the tye system of parkand recreation venues to mest the needs ofthe etzens ofthe vilage of Palmetto Ba. ‘+ Toprouidelimprovements that enhance the quality of feof ll ctizens, ‘+ Toimprove the vilge neighborhoods through investments in expanding the Vilage’s Park and Recrestion Sytem, To sss in reaching these goals, the folowing specie guiding objectives were estabished ‘dont perceved and esting community recreation needs 1+ Masimize the use af availabe recreation lands and facies resources to the greatest extent possible ‘+ Provide forthe ational and equitable dsvibution of ecreational faites throughout the Vilage ‘of Palmetto Bay anc improve acces to sald faclites, [URBAN CONTEXT, &20-MINUTE WALK PARK ACCESSIBILITY ‘The Vilage of Palmetto Bayis 3.2 miles LONG fromts north boundary at SW 136th Street tos southern houndory a SW 188th Stree. The C-100 Canal act ea natural viding ne resting a north sector ofthe Vilage that is served by Coral Reef Park and a south sector served ty Palmetta Bay Pak. These are the onlytwo significant pars oft Vilage, theres ofthe parks belng spec facies such as Thats Estate, 8 mor event venue faciy: Perrine Wayside Dog Park, a dog park; Perrine Community House, and Ludovil Partha houses the Palmetto Bay Publ library and an open ai auditarium. Al hese speclaty ‘acites are onthe west boundary ofthe Vilage, case to U.S. 1 or the eastside net told Cutler Road, ad, 28 shown inthe Figure * Vilage Parks Disibtion", most ofthese smaller specialty faites are located south ofthe €-00 Canal > BermoteAami.comngro-acthely discussing and promoting since 2017 the Vilage of Panett Bay Elected Offa have on of Small Neghrorhood Parks or Pocket Parks to mee! for parks the Village resident’ vin easy access to most ofthe Vilage residential Simall Neighborhood Parke or Pocket Parks intend to provide ® green space for the immediate neighborhood, not the Villge at large of large urbanized are, Sts are selected forthe enjoyment and support of neighborhood residents. Inthe proces of the Vilage of Palmetto Bay Parks and Recreation Master Plan, several sites for the incsion of Small Neighborhood Parks were identified, and fartner dcuzeed in ths Memorandum. CLEARLY EXPRESSED VILLAGE RESIDENT'S NEED: SMALLER NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS (Vilage Park Cer Ed ‘Statistically valid community survey Se ad Ded Sot een nooo Rag feerc et onses (Goal 400) Cote Planning Process Community Opinion Survey and Outreach) spar ofthe orks and Recreation Master Pan process, the Ensue, frm pecialiing in statistically valid community survey, ws contracted Yo cary outa statisti valid survey ofthe Vilage residentsPca ty icin the Vilge, excep fa those residing near Coral Reef Park, north of the 100 Canal, or Palmetto Bay Park, south of the C100 Conal, there are no parks within a ten-minute walk to most residents, borhoods cannot access park within 10-minute walk Furthermore, noth of Cora Ree Park, the nel minate-walk, The inchsion of Small Neighborhood Pars/Pocket Parks wit help meet the parks and recreation needs of tic sector of the Vilage ny 2 20-minute walk? tn-minate walk considered halfa mil, the distance between the National Park Service and the Cente’ for Disease Control and Prevention when they link par acess and publ The 10-Mncte Walk, also known a the 10-inte Walk toa Park, efers to 2 grassroots parks advocacy movement to ensure that everyone inthe Unite States ves within a ten-minute walk to high-quality park or green space, The effort was adopted asa resolution atthe @Sth annual Mayors convention in 2017 az a goal for ctes to nerease parks and green space asa ce responsibilty. Several community bse nonprofit organizations have supported the concept, including The Trust for Public Lend, the National Recreation and Pak Assocation, the Urban Lanlnstitute, and Fllds in Test nthe UK.Two thousand surveys were mailed randomiy to Vilage Residents, and a response of four hundred nine was reeled, meeting the zal to brain fur hundred surveys with a confidence lye of 528 Cae a ad reer ee ves cones ee eer Sees een Survey questions adresse the varus park and recreatlon topic intended to feel the pulse of the community: needs and preferences. Respondents were provided ist of 14 potential actions to Improve parks and receston. Respondents were most supportive (selecting "very supportive") of maintaining existing tris nd waterways (88%, improving/ maintaining exiting parks, recreation facts, ad lds (3%, and developing new tals and connecting exiting tral (66%). Respondents were then asked to select the Fouractions they would be most wing to fund. These were the four tems selected most often Inprove/maintain parks, recreation faites, and fields (46% 2. Develop indoor recretion centers) (24%) 3. Malntaln existing tals andl waterways (23%) 44 Purchase land for new neighborhood parks (32%) ‘mang the ten highest ranking responses to thesurvey was the community's support for developing newt neighborhood parks and acquiring new land for parks and open space The Survey also ientied the Estimated Number of Housshelds Whase Fcity/Amenty Needs are Only “Party Met of *Not Met‘ml Neightorhood Parks telgthe thir highest ranking need for the residents ofthe Village. in another ‘question, the “Most Important Facty to Householt,” Small Neighborhood Parks also ranked third in importance out of thity-on (23) diferent amenities questioned, Finally, the ETC Intute cordate 3 “Priority Investment Rating that evaluated all the responses to the dior questions, ET Insitute develope the Prony Investment Rating PIR) to provide ganizations with an objective too! fr evaluating the priory that should be peed on recreation and parks Investments. The Priory Investment Rating (PIR ually welghs () the importance that residents place onamerities/ecites and (2) how many esdents have unmet needs forthe felity/amenty Asinicated in Figure 4, the parks and eecreation faity with the highest rating, the highest priory for Vilage investment Is “Smaller neighborhood parks (PIR-190.8). Thera & strong community support forthe cretion of ald parks, Cea ee CLD Ea Pour NenMeTanerAncne aso MoAe Lace eee so eo» 2s he Seen Seer ay ar renee) ere cer aes) Seo ertese) Ee relese anny eo) ees ene peer) VILLAGE PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS: OF SEPTEMBER 20TH, 2022, AND DECEMBER STH, 2022 ‘The Park and Recreation Master Plan have undergone an extensive public outreach process to allow community participation at pubic forums with the intent to laform the community a bain their input fon the Master Plan and is proces. These duly advertised community meetings have also been\wansnitted lve via FACEBOOK tothe Vilage at large. A format for partcpant voting onthe presented topics was cared out wingthe SUDO public patlpation program that allows both thes inthe meeting and vomote ta vate on the diferent isues and topic. During the Community Townhall Meeting of {ember 3th, 2022, thease of Small Neighborhood Parks/Pocket Parks was presented and dscussed There was overahelming support among thse patlpating In the questionnaire to develop sald Small Nelghborhood/Packet Park PARKS AND OPEN SPACE MASTER PLAW IDENTIFIED SITES FOR SMALL NEIGHSORHOOD PARKS /POCKET PARKS “The Vilage of Palmetto Bay 2 uly bulk, predominant residential community, making the incision of ‘nal Neighborhood Parks/Pcket Pats vable only through btaning access to land under existing asa easements and publely owsed ses. The desgn team thoroughly analyz allsuch potential sites within the Village and presented tem tothe Vilage community inthe September 30th Parks and Open Space ‘Master Pan Townhall Meeting Re ee Pe) eer lines Ste ny Shas pene ten See ta IMustrated in the two Fiuies labeled “ Vilage Parks Distribution” ae sites under pubic ownership dented a par ofthe planing proces forthe inclusion of Small ewhborhood Paks/Pocket Parks. The Bsermelonaniicomsites Identified Include the FP site at SW 200th Street and Palmetto Road, Follo Number 23:5023-008, Pion) Including the FPL ste at SV 140th Street and Palmetto Road in the Vilage of Palmetto Bay Parks and ation ofthe Parks and Recreation Mater Plan Needs Alsi, an vetted Vilage of PlmettoBay resident’ desires as expres stn the Community Opinion Survey andthe Parks and Recreation Townhall meetings. This se wil help meet the recreation needs ofthe resident of the area, providing a pasiverec venue forthe enjoys ofalthe neighborhood residents, residents, an visors a areInternal Services Real site Derepmrt Den MIAMIDAD! "Is N t#Steet «Sue 2280 7 Warn, Hea 23128 OUT 79069752968" F206S75-1157 miami gov December 26, 2022 Via E-Mail and Certified Mall Receipt No. 7021 0350 0000 5245 4404 Honorable Karyn Cunningham Vilage Mayor Village of Palmetto Bay 9708 East Hibiscus Sioet Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 Re: Proporty Being Concidored for Surplus Designation Location: Adjacent South of 7450 SW 140 Drive, Miami, FL 93183 Folio No,” 30:5025-008-0120 Dear Mayor Cunningham: (On July 28, 2022, Kassancka Padkon, a resident ofthe Vilage of Palmetto Bay (Vilage), submited ‘8 writen application in accordance with Implementing Order 8-4 fo Inquire about purchasing a CCounty-owned property located adlacent south of 7450 SW 140th Drive, Miami, Florida. The Folio rhumber for the property © $3-8023-000-0120. The area requested measures approximately 101,058 square feet, Ms, Padron isan adjacent propery owner and intends on sub-aiiing the property amongst her neighbors. The property curently holda PPL powerlines and accompanying ‘Sazements which makes the propery not buldable. Please conser this letter as intent on behalf of Miami-Dade County's Intemal Services Department (ISD), fo make the Vilage aware of the possible sale of County-owned property. In the event the Vilage Is interested inthe parcel, please contact us within ten (10) days of receipt ofthis eter ease note, the parcel would require taking over any inal acquisition costs or existing fanclal ‘oblgations.'Examplos of sisting financial obligations may include lt clearing fees, water anc Sewer charges, special assessments, ISD administrative fees, ec. ISD would consult with the Village to discuss any exising financial obigatons, legal notices, or other cherges that may exiet orrequie action, ‘Should you have any questions, please do not hestate fo contact me at 305-875-6754 or by &- mall at mark bums@miamede.gov. Fhe Mark Bums ‘Assistant Division Chief Attachment Nick Marano, Vilage Manager, Vilage of Palmetto BayImplementing Order MIAMIDADE Implementing Order Wo.: 8-4 Title: GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE SALE, LEASE, AND CONVEYANCE OF COUNTY REAL PROPERTY Ordered: 2/1/2022 AUTHORITY: Sections 125.35, 12537, 126,379, 125.045 and 125.38, Florida Statutes, Sections 2- 18.6.5 and 2-10.42 of fe Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida, Resolution Nos. R-377~ (09, R-974-09, R-256-13, R-461-13, R-761-13, R-791-14, R-1000-14, R-233-18, R-64-16, 980-17, R-407-19, F-365-21 and 1121-24 ‘SUPERSEDES: ‘This Implementing Order supersedes and replaces Implementing Order No. 8-4 dated May 5, 2020 and effecve May 15, 2020, PoLicy: The authority to sel, lease or ctherwise dispose of County-owned real property les solely with the Board of County Commissioners (‘Board’). Such sale, leat tlsposition shail be actomplished in a transparent manner, with adequate protections in place to ensure that the intended purpose ofthe sale, lease, or disposition, as approved by the Board, is met. Dispositions include the granting of easements, Its further the policy cf this County that it desires to contract to sell, lease or dispose of County-owned real property to responsible entities, and to know the ownership ‘Composition ofall entites to whom i contracts to sell, lease or dispose of County-owned real property. The tern “responsible en" relates to the entity's financial condition, capabilty, experience, and past performance, and includes honesty and Integy, si and business judgmert, experience and capaciy for performing under the contract, and Previous conduct, including but not limited to, meeting its nancial obligations. Analysis of previous conduct shall include but not be limited to consideration as to whether the requestor, or other ently in which the requestor has a controling financial interest, was previously conveyed or leased County-owned property wich was later the subject of an Involuntary reverter or lease termination by the County. Determinations an responsibilty are ulimately made by the Board of County Commissioners and, where the delegated authority exists to contract, by the County Mayor, and are fundamentally issues of business judgment and policy. The term “ownership composition’ as used in this Implementing Order maans the identification of all persons with an ownership intrest in ‘such ently In excess of five percent; provided, however, that the ownership composition ‘of governmental entities or publicly traded companies does not need to be identiied or determined. The Counry Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shal include this policy in any notice or soliton issued forthe sale or lease of County-owned real propery.‘Schedule for the commencement and completion of any construction or renovation ofthe requested propery, insluding development milestones, which may be used as a basis for lease termination or reverter provisions; and (vi) the proposed rental rate or ppurchase price, which, if nominal, shall include the asserted basis for the reduced payment rather than the payment of market value, market rent, oF rent in leu of taxes. In {he event that the not“or-profit ently is requesting a conveyance, rather than a lease, i ‘shall include in its application the specific basis for any compeling circumstances |ustiving a conveyance rather than a lease. If the request and application is submitted to a County Commissioner, the ‘Commissioner, ater reviewing same, may determine whether they wish to move forward with the processing of the request. If the Commissioner seeks to proceed, the ‘Commissioner shall forward, or cause to be forwarded, the request and application to the County Mayor who shall proceed with the process for disposition of County-owned real property as set frtn in this Implementing Order. If the request and appication is not Commissioner-generated, the County Mayor, or the ‘County Mayor's designee will review the request to determine if there is a need fo refer the request tothe Intemal Services Department fr further processing. If it is determined that there is such a need, the County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee wil refer the request to the internal Services Department or ather successor department withthe responsibly over property conveyances within ten days of recelot, and shall forward a ‘copy of the request end application to the Commissioner of the district in which the property les prior to forwarding the item to the Internal Services Department. The Internal Services Deparment, within five days ofthe referral of the request, wil foward to appropriate departrrents and public agencies a questionnaire, with a response time of ro more than ten days, to determine i there is planned use or anticipated need for the ‘Subject property, or Ft could be declared surplus, and within 30 days of the reteral of the request, wil determine whether there are any restrictions or imitations contained in the deed, resctve cavenants, or other contracts that would preclude the conveyance of the County-owned real property or that would result in a significant financial impact to the Gounty as the result of such conveyance (e.g. result inthe repayment of grant funds) ‘and, if so, whether tre requesting entity can be made responsible for said financial impact to the County. The County Mayor or the County Mayors designee shall prortize ‘any request made by the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Deparment (WASD) or its ‘successor department, for use or anticipated future use as WASD infrastructure (Resolution No, R-1121-21). The Internal Services Department will also determine \whether the subject property is connected to or has access to a sanitary sewer system. INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND REGULATORY AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES DEPARTMENT: Based on the findings of the questionnaire concerning possible use ofthe property and its review of the cortracts and restrictions pertaining to the property, the Inlornal Services Department wll submit ts findings and recommendations to the County Mayor ‘oF the County Mayor's designee within 15 days of the completion ofthe circulation and review of restrictions. Where there is no proposed use by a commenting County agency ‘or depariment, the Internal Services Department shall immediately upon is recept of the results of the’ questionnaire, forward the request or proposal to the Regulatory and Economie Resources Department (‘RER"), or any successor department that oversoes the County's planning functions, for is review and determination as to whether the‘agenda of the Board without the foregoing reviews by the County Mayor or Mayor's designee, subject to the exception sat forth herein, and the Commission Auditor. If a County Commissioner requests to sponsor an item for sale or lease of County- ‘owned real property asa Commissioner-sponsored item rather than a Mayoral ‘sponsored item, the County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall nevertheless. be responsible for negotiating the final proposed contract on behalf of the County and the aforementioned memorandum to the referring County Commissioner shall be allached to any Conmissioner-sponsored resolution presented to the Board for ‘consideration and aprroval. In all other instances which do not involve Commissioner requests, upon receip! by the County Mayor of the recommendations from the Internal ‘Services Department, the County Mayor shall determine whether to forward a recommendation to the Board for is aparoval of said conveyance without competitive process where otherwise legally allowed cx, following a competitive process forthe sale fr lease of the prorerty in question, a recommendation for its approval of sald ‘conveyance, of take any other action or make any other recommendation. If the agenda item for said conveyarce is not sponsored by the district commissioner of the cstict in \which the real property proposed to be sold or leased is located or, in the case of multiple properties across mutiple dstics, when the item is not sponsored by a ‘commissioner of any ofthe districts in which the properties are located, then a two-thirds vote of Board membe's present shall be required fo approve seid item for the sale oF lease of County-oued real property or properties. The twocthirds vote requirement shall not apply to property beated at Mam Intemational Arpor,, PorMiami, and to property designated as a terminal or faclly of countywide significance, nor shall t apply in the ‘event that there isa recusal of such district commissioner from participating prior to or at the Board meeting when the item is considered. If at the conclusion of the verfcation period set forth herein, the aforementioned timelines have not been met, a commissioner can thereafter bring an item forward for ‘consideration by the Board to approve the conveyance or lease of real property as a ‘Commissioner sponsored item without the necessity of seeking a waiver of this Implementing Order. \When applicable, the County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall comply with the folowing procedures: (0) Prior to placing any item on an agenda of this Board or any committee of this Board forthe sae, lease or surplus of County-ouned property, or the issuance of any request for proposal or expression of interest regarding same, the County “Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall provide no less than four weeks writen notiicaion to the Distct Commissioner in which such property lies (Resolution No R-380-17); {l). Prior to placing any item on a Board agenda for a lease with a proposed tenant that provides programs or services to children andlor developmentally disabled individuals, the County Mayor or the County Mayor's designae shall porform a rational. criminal background check of the tenant, its principals, and their spouses, parents and children that will be working atthe property, and report any adverse findings to the Board along with any recommendation to approve the lease (Section 2-8 6.5 ofthe Miami-Dade County Code),‘compensation to the entity in connection with the reverter or ease termination (Resolution No. R-1000-14). In the event that an automatic reverter or automatic lease termination is not included, a specific basis for not including same shall be set forth in the item presented to the Board, and at a minimum, language in ‘generally the flowing form shall be included Inthe deed restrictions (as modified ‘or lease termination): If in the sole aiscretion of the County, any term of this Deed is not ‘complied with, ENTITY shall corect or cure the defaultviolation within thirty (32) days of notification of the default by the County as determined in the sole discretion of the County. If ENTITY fails to remedy such default within thity (90) days, tite to the subject property shall revert to the County, atthe option of the County, upon written notice of such failure to remedy the default. in the event of such reverter, ENTITY shall Immediately deod such property back to the County, and the County shall hhave tha right to immediate possession of the property, with any and all lmprovernents thereon, at no cost to the County. The effectiveness of ‘such reverter shall take place Immediately upon notice being proved by the County, regardless of the dead back to the County by ENTITY. The County retains such reversionary interest in the property, which right may bbe exerised by the County, al the option of the County, in accordance with this Deed. Upon such reversion, the County may fle a Notice of Reversion evidencing same in the public records of Miami-Dade County. Failure to exercise such right of reverter shall not be deemed to be a Wwalvar of euch right, and by accepting the carvayanea of the neonedty, ENTITY agrees that any defenses based upon the County's delay or failure to exercise the right of reverter are hereby waived Nothing in thi section shall prohibit the County Mayor or the County Mayor's {designee from including reverter language in leases or deeds for market rent or market value, provided, however, that iis not mandatory to do 80; (li) Include a provision requiring Board approval of any transfer or assignment of the propery to an unaffated eniy in any deed or lease for less than fair market Yvalue or rental to a notfor-proft entity pursuant to section 125,38, Florda Statutes (Resobition No. R-1000-14); (v) Include @ mininum rental payment in He of taxes in the event that tax exempt status is achieved by a not-for-profit anti, unless a hardship or other substantial reason exists fr foregoing such payment (Resolution No, R-256-13); (¥) Include @ temnation oF suspension provision in the event that an emergency ‘iuation arises wherein the propery is needed by the County for an emergency public purpose (Resolution No. R-64-16);‘noncompliance with the deed restrictions, the County Mayor or the County Mayor's dasignee shall record a ntice of reverter or similar instrument in the public record within five days of the event giving rise to the exercise of the County's reversionary intrest. ‘The failure of the County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee to send such notice of termination or record such notice of reverter will not be construed as a waiver of the County's tights under ne lease or deed to aval tslf ofits remedies against the tenant ‘oF grantee, unless otherwise set forth inthe lease or doed, “The County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall, on a quarterly basis, provide a report to this Board icentiying any properties which are in non-compliance or default status, the nature ofthe non-compliance and the amount of time such property has been in non-compliance, ary steps which have been taken to enforce compliance, available remedies, and recommendations. Such report shal also identify any properties which are 30 days away from approaching a milestone or potential event of default, and any Properties that have “everted, or that the lease has been terminated, due to non- compliance. The County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall place the ‘Completed report on an agenda of the Board or a committee of the Board in accordance with Ordinance No. 14-85, and shall attach any recorded notice of termination, or notice of lease termination, FINAL ACTION: If the lease or conveyence of County-owned real property is approved by the Board, the Interal Services Department or successor department will take the necessary steps to Conclude the transaction and to undertake any necessary responsibilty review for subsequently identified purchasers or tenants. Thereater the fuly exacuted documents willbe returned to the Clerk of the Boar for custody. The County Mayor or Gounly Mayor's designee wil notify the Risk Management Division of all contracts accepting lability on behalf of the County or requiring ether the County or the other party to provide insurance coverage. The County Mayor or the County Mayor's designee shall record all instruments of conveyance in ‘whieh the County retans an interest in the Publle Records of Miami-Dade County and provide a copy ofthe instrument to the Clerk ofthe Board within 30 days of execution so that the Clerk may atach and permanently store @ recorded copy of the instument together with the authorizing resolution (Resolution No. R-974-08). All leases. and operating agreements shall be provided by the County Mayor or the County Mayor's asignes to the Property Appraisers office within 30 days of execution of same (Resolution No, R-79%-14). OTHER PUBLIC AGENCIES: IF property owned by the County Is desired by another governmental agency for a {governmental public purpose, and itis determined by the Board thatthe property is not Needed by the County for such use, it may be conveyed at a nominal cost. It is not required for such governmental agency to execute the lease, contract, or other ‘agreement prior to placing an item on a Board agenda. Any conveyance of road or portions thereof to 2 governmental ently shal include a specific provision that such road cannot be closed withaut approval by the Board (Resolution No, R-461-13),RESOLUTION NO. 2024-16 ‘A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY, RELATING TO THE ACQUISITION OF LAND; AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE MANAGER TO EXPEND THE AMOUNT OF FOURTEEN THOUSAND ($14,000) DOLLARS TO PURCHASE LAND FOR A VILLAGE POCKET PARK AND TO COORDINATE WITH THE COUNTY FOR THE PURCHASE IN ACCORDANCNE WITH COUNTY IMPLEMENTING ORDER 8-4; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (Sponsored by ‘Administration and Prepared by Village Manager, Nick Marano) WHEREAS, the Mayor and Village Council, by passing Resolution No. 2323-01, authorized the Village Manager to coordinate with Miami-Dade County to acquire land located in the Village suitable for public uses, including pocket parks; and WHEREAS, vacant land of approximately 101,059 square feet, carrying folio number 33-5023-009-0120, located south of SW 140" Street (the “Site’), has been identified as a suitable location for a Village Pocket Park: and WHEREAS, on December 28, 2022, the Village received a certified letter from the Miami-Dade County Real Estate Development Division, notifying the Village of a possible sale of the Site and asked if the Village is inte-ested in acquiring the Site; and WHEREAS, the Village expressed interest in acquiring the Site for the purpose of using it as a Village Pocket Park, having previously been identified as a potential Pocket Park during the development of the Village's Park Master Plan; and WHEREAS, as part of the Parks Master Plan process, the Village conducted an extensive Community Survey in which Smaller Neighborhood Parks, Natural Parks and Preserves and Walking Trails as scored highly; and WHEREAS. the Village Council has consistently declared its preference for and desire to acquire additional land for Pocket Parks. FNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY, FLORIDA, THAT: Section 4, That the above recitals are incorporated as if set forth in full Section 2, The Village Manager is authorized to expend the amount of fourteen thousand ($14,000) and directed to take all actions 10 necessary to ccordinate the County for the acquisition of the Site, 12 which legal description is attached as Exhibit "A’. B Section 3, This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon 14 approval 16 PASSED end ADOPTED this 5" day of February, 2024. 28 Attest 21 —tettoe Si ache i 2 axteicha 24 Village Clerk 25 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: 3 mente 0 | dew 6. Dellalerisn Ey, . a1 JOE SBellagioria 22 Village Attorney Page 2.03a FINAL VOTE AT ADOPTION: Council Member Patrick Fiore Council Member Steve Cody Council Member Marsha Matson Vice-Mayor Leanne Tellam Mayor Karyn Cunningham Page of 3 iz 6 KB i | BE I< rs IDboooaw sux Kewony Anum weuooy-uozuog] 95) suiRAyyy uayod ayequeg.sauorssHIH0: sosuods ausig Jo wsanbar x93 epuosi ain uo paoeyd pur pazedaud sea. uopnjosos BuMueduo.." 24 -Ausodoud 9yp Suypavioa sosmep seasoqs 9m) use] IEUOPNPPE sopmpUL puE Ay gNA uE Shodex oyp 4J© suondos9p jeuop}ppe sepmpU My TeHY UF WOH TeUYELLO ay MO 539 sans SL ‘sonuuey suopeAouuy pur suonessdy ‘Sumpansyseaguy uno F207 “ZT MOU 219 ve wopepustumosex a1qwIEAKy F MPH IDET 9H ©» PoprEsLIO) pu payuasoud Seas AIMSGNS V asodind yas 20} p2OCL ‘Aun09 v amngexe o1 pavog 241 30 uostoditeys-201A 30 wostodaet ‘219 Butznoqpne pe :Kuodorg, ‘2 Jo a7 ay HsHduIoDae 1 Arossagau suonoe 18 ye) 1 20hepy Suny amp BuzuoNE “@sesel wonDds somes pno|d or uerssnd 99 000"FIS 40 pq umneoruna @ an SS jg} 1oumo fyredoxd awaDetpe ue oy dary 249 30 288 ayeand 2p Bugznomgn (kuadond,) ‘puny ‘seg one ‘DAH OPI AS OSPL JO INOS pareooy Aarodand poundrsunor) Aowony Auno3, snydins fuuppap uonnjosyy = 4araNS luousoy-uozuog uw HWOWA srouorssquTM03 Kuno Jo piBoq ‘SioquIOHY pUE voor'cindy ava TIL 3241 “9 29AH|O UMIEGD 2IgRIOH ZOE (AGA)TT ON eH epuaBy WOdNVaOWdAExhibit “A” Instrument prepared by: Ea Homandae Miami-Dade County intemal Services Department Real Estate Development DWvision TITNW1 Street 20" Foo” Miami, Florida 39128-1907 Folio No. 89-5023-008-0120 COUNTY DEED THIS COUNTY DEED, mae this__day of. 20___ by MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, aPolitical Subdivision of thoStato of Florida, (herainafter*County), whoseaddress Is: Stephen P, Clark Genter, 111 NW1 Street, Suite 17-202, Miami, Florida 33128-1983, and the VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY, a body politic, (hereinafter "Vilage" or "Grantoe"), whose adress is 9705 East Hibacus Street, Palmetto Bay, Florida $3187, WITNESSETH tha:the County, forand in consideration of the sumof Fourteen Thoussné ‘and 00/100 Dollars ($14,300.00) to it in hand paid by the Vilage, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledgedhas granted, argeined and sold tothe Vilage, Is successors nd assigne forever, the following legaly desoved and Wing and being in Miari-Dade County, Florida (hereinafter the "Property" TANGLEWOOD GARDENS FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY EASEMENT BLOCK 2, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 68, at Page 66, of the Public Records of Miami-Dade County Florida ‘THIS CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO all zoning, rules, regulations and ordinances and other prohibitions imposed by any governmental euthory with jurisciton over the Property ‘existing public purpose utity and government easements and rights of way and al ather matters, ‘of record; taxes forthe year of closing and subsequent years and the folowing covenants, restrictions, and conditions, including but not limited tothe following: 41. Thatthe Property shallbe utlized asa public park in perpetuly, end shall be operated in ‘cordance with, and shall comply wih, al provisions of, Article 7 ofthe Courty Charter 2. Thatthe Vilage shall low all unincorporated residents equal ancess and use ofthe pak ‘and not discrinats in program registration, pricing, and other policies.Exhibit “A” Instument prepared by: EJ Hemardes Miami-Dade County Intermal Services Department Real Estate Dovelopmant Division SEINW1 Stret, 22" Foe” ‘Miami, Florda 33128-1007 Folio No. 38-6023-009.0120 COUNTY DEED THIS COUNTY DEED, made this__day of, 20___ by MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, aPolitical Subdivision of the State of Florida (hersinater* County’), whoseaddress le: Stephen P. Clark Contr, 111 NVV1 Street, Suite 17-202, Miami, Florida38128-1969, andthe VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY, a body politic, (hereinafter "Vilage" or "Grantoe"), whose ‘address is 9705 East Hibicus Street, Palmetto Bay, Florida 93187, WITNESSETH tha the County, forand in consideration of the sum of Fourteen Thousend ‘and 00/100 Dollars ($14,000.00) to it in hand paid by the Vilage, receipt whereof is hereby scknowledgedhas ranted, bargained and sod tothe Vilage, its successors and assigns forever, the folowing legally descbed land lying and being in Miami-Dade County, Florida (hereinafter the "Property ‘TANGLEWOOD GARDENS FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY EASEMENT BLOCK 2, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 68, at Page 65, of the Public Records of Miami-Dade County, Florida. ‘THIS CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO all zoning, rules, regulations and ordinances and ther prohibitions Imposed by any governmental authority with jurisdiction over the Properly existing puble purpose uty and government easements and rights of way and all other matters of record; taxes for the year of closing and subsequent years and the following covenants, restrictions, and concitions, including but not linted tothe following: 41, Thatthe Property shall be utlized 2s a public park in perpetuity, and shall be operated in ‘accordance with nd shall comply with, all provisions of, tcl 7 ofthe Counly Charter. 2. Thatthe Village shal allow all unincorporstedresidents equal access and use of the pak ‘and not discriminate in program registration, pricing, and other policies.Exhibit “A” 3, Thatthe Vilage shall not assign or transfer its interes inthe Property or this Deed absent consent fcom the Viami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners. 4, Ifinthe sole disereton ofthe County through ts Mayor or Mayor's designee, the Property ceases to be used goal for the public purpose set forth in paragraph 1 herein, orf any other tarm ofthis County Deed is not complied with, the Vilage shall corrector cure the dfaulVolation wthin thity (30) days of notification of the default by the County as determined inthe sole discretion of the County Mayor or County Mayor's designee. the Grantee fais to remedy the dafeut within thirty (30) days ile tothe Property shall revet to the County, with all improvements thereon, at no cost to the County and at the sole option ofthe County, upon writen notice of such falureto remedy the default Inthe event the County exercises the reverer, the Grantee, upon wtf request from the County, shall immediately provide the County with @ deed of conveyance ofthe Property back to the County. The effectiveness of the reverter shall take place immediately upon notice being provided bythe County, regardless ofthe deed backtto the County by the Grantee. ‘The County retains a reversionar interest inthe Property, which right may be exercised by the County at the option ofthe County, for Grantee's failure to mat its obigations hereunder or voltion ofthe terms ofthe Deed, Upon suchreversion, the County may fle ‘a Notice of Reve'sion evidencing same in the public records of Miami-Dade County without notice to, consent by, Grantee, Any failure or day n exercising such reverar shall not be deened a waiver of such right. However, falure to provide such deed of conveyance shall not impact the County's reverter, which shall become effecive Immediately upon the County providing the written notice to the Grantee, 65. Tothe extent that awaler and sewer systemis required, the Property shallbe connected to-a sanitary sewe" system and shall not be permitted to lize a septic tank system. 6, Grantee shall net liow any levy or attachment to be made tothe property, or any materia cor mechanic's len or unauthorized encumbrance orien to attach tothe Property. ‘This grant conveys only the interest of Miani-Dade County and its Board of County Commissioners in the Preperty herein described and shall not be deemad to warrant thetile or to.represent any state of fact concerning the same,Exhibit “A” IN WITNESS WHEREOF the ssid party ofthe frst part has caused these presents tobe ‘executed ints name by ts Board of County Commissioners acting by the Chairperson or View Chairperson of sald Board the day and year aforesaid. (OFFICIAL SEAL) ATTEST: JUAN FERNANDEZ-BARQUIN, ‘CLERK OF THE COURT Baputy Gore ‘Approved for egal sufficency. ‘Rasisant Counly Atorney ‘The foregoing was authorized by Resolution No. Re MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS “Ger. Gibat Charman spproved by the Board of County sans Commissioners of Mians-Dade County, Flerda, on te day of,Approved Mayor ‘Agenda Item No, 11(A)(4) as 42.04 Override RESOLUTION DECLARING SURPLUS A COUNTY-OWNED PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF 7450 SW 140 DRIVE, PALMETTC BAY, FLORIDA ("PROPERTY"), AUTHORIZING THE PRIVATE SALE OF THE PROPERTY TO AN ADIACENT PROPERTY OWNER FOR NO LESS THAN A MINIMUM BID. OF $14,000 PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 125.35(2); AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY MAYOR OR COUNTY MAYOR'S DESIGNEE TO TAKE ALL ACTIONS, NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY; AND AUTHORIZING THE CHAIRPERSON OR VICE-CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD TO EXECUTE A. COUNTY DEED FOR SUCH PURPOSE WHEREAS, the County owns a parcel of vacant land located south of 7480 SW 140th Dive, Palmetto Bay, Florida, Folie No, 33-5023.009-0120, as depicted in >>Composite<<" Exhibit “A” attached hereto (the “Propety"); and >> WHEREAS, as shown in Composite Exhibit A, the Propet i encumbered with an FP a sy, and voltage powerlines have heen constructed across the Property: aud WHEREAS, FPL, viich holds the easement, has the ability to-utilize for current and future utility needs and uses; and<< WHEREAS, pursuantto Implementing Order 8-4, the Property was circulated to all County departments fr possible use, and i has been determined that no County departments have a need forthe Property, and that it therefore be declared as surplus; and \ The differences between the substitute and the original item are indicated as follows: Words stricken through and/or [double bracketed] shall be deleted, words underscored and/or >edouble arrowed are adled, MDC003‘Agenda Item No Page 3 Haya WHEREAS, the conveyance ofthe Property would plae the Property back on the tx rolls resulting the payment of mxes, and additionally, the County would no longer he require 0 pay for maintenance or upkeep; nd WHEREAS, pursuant to 125.352) ofthe Florida Statutes, the Board has determined that it isin the best interest ofthe County to sell the Property to an adjacent property awmer; and WHEREAS, this Bosrd secks to offer the Property forsale to all ofthe adjacent property ‘owners, pursuant to the disposition process set forth in section 125.35(2) of the Florida Statutes, With minimum bid amount of $14,000.00, and if more than one adjacent property owner expresses an interest in the Property, to accept sealed bids from such property owners and to convey the Property tothe Highest bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY ‘COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that: Section 1, The foregoing recitals are incorporated inthis resolution and are approved, ‘Section 2, Purstant to section 125.35(2) of the Florida Statutes, this Board hereby: (i) declares the Property surplus; (i) authorizes the sale to an adjacent property owner for no less than {$14,000.00; and (it) dreets the County Mayor or County Mayor's designee to take all ations nevessary to accomplish thesale ofthe Property tothe highest bidder among the adjacent property ‘owners and to take all actions necessary to accomplish same, and to appoint staff to monitor ‘complidnce with the terms set forth herein, Section 3. This 3oard authorizes the Chairperson or Vice-Chairperson ofthe Board to execute a County Deed for the purposes described herein in substantially the form attached as Exhibit MDCO05Composite Exhibit "A" & OFFICE OF THE PROPERTY APPRAISER ‘Summary Report aa Fol ‘Sos 0120 Property 0 Redes rL hating H1NW ST STE 2480 Primary Zone sto AGRICULTURE Primary Land Ob VACANT GOVERNMENTAL: VACANT Use Cko“SOvEMENTAL — 10/0 Living Unie 6 Adusta nee OS0Ft yeuraun 0 Eau [ACL Exemption Value sijsz0 $1920 $3130 Ye mms 202220 xabh Value pw 0 Land Value $190 $19920 591.220 gHooL BOARD Senos: fe 40 = Exampton Vat sia $1390 $9120 ‘ra Feature Valve 0 tara Vato pm w Maha Ve Faw” Haa20° Bike ony Assessed Value S13ai0 $13820_ $5120 Exempton Var siamo sia9a0 1920 ons ‘oxale Vaio ow Type 20, 322208, REIONAL County _Exemeten_—=$13520 $13,920 $51320 Eyemption Vue sissz0 sisga0 120 Note: Natal bart re poaia no xabl Volns (o, ude aa i ‘County Seal re Cay Renal s Ss cea MAT '2345402320C Ml rwdoue sus. prea ORBe culation "WNGLEWOOD GARDENS PB 69.58 Page Deeerption FLORIDAPOWER & UGHT COMER LOTSIZE 101088 souARe FEET ‘The Otis of the rapt Apres cntnuly eng end updeing the ao Ths webs mayo rele! e most carer intorzaten reat thee egacr iknsfuie Sari mats. ei aaa ar gat MDCOO7MDco09Exhibit “B” Instrument prepared by: ‘Miami-Dade County Internal Sorvicos Department Real Estate Development Dision $1 NW Stast, 28" Floor ‘Miami Fonda 33128-1907 Foto No: 38-6029-008-0120 COUNTY DEED THIS COUNTY DEED, made this__day of 20___ by MIAML-DADE COUNTY, a Political Subdivision of the State of Florida, (hereinafter ‘Count is: Stephen P. Clark Center, 111 NW-4 Street, Suite 17-202, Miami, Florida 33128-1963, and the » (herwinater —“Grantee"), whose address is whose address WITNESSETH that the County, for and in consideration of the sum of tt ) tot in hand paid by Grantee, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged has granted, bargained and sold to ‘assigns forever, the folowing legally described land lying and being in Miami-Dade County, Florida (hereinafter tho "Property Its suecessors and TANGLEVIOOD GARDENS FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY EASEMENT BLOCK 2, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 68, at Page 66, of the Public Rezords of Miami-Dade County, Florida. THIS CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO all zoning rules, regulations and ordinances and ‘ther prohibitions imposed by any governmental authority wit jurisdicton over the Property: existing public purpose uty and government easements and rights of way and all ther matters, of record, and taxes forthe year of closing and subsequent years ‘This grant conveys only the Interest of Miami-Dade County and its Board of County Commissioners in the Property herein described and shall not be deemed to warrant the tile or to represent any state of fast concerning the same. mDco11MEMORANDUM ‘Agenda Item No. 11(A)(4) Honorable Chairman Olver G. Gilbert, 1 DATE: April 2, 2024 and Members, Board of County Commissioners FROM: Geri Bonzon-Keenan Resolution declaring surplus 3 County Attorney ‘County owned property located south of 7450 SW 140 Drive, Palmetto Bay, Florida (Property”); authorizing the private sale ofthe Property to an adjacent property owner for no less than a minimum bid of $14,000.00 pursuant to Florida Statutes section 125.352); authorizing the County Mayor to take all actions necessary 0 accomplish the sale of the Property; and authorizing the Chairperson or Vice-Chairperson of the Board to execute a County Deed for such purpose A substitute was presented and forwarded to the BCC with a favorable recommendation at the ‘March 12, 2024 County Infrastructure, Operations and Innovations Committee ‘This substitute differs from the original item in that it includes additional descriptions of the property in Exhibit A, and. includes additional facts in the whereas clauses regarding the property. ‘The accompanying resolution was prepared and placed on the agenda atthe request of Prime Sponsor ‘Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins. GBKiks MDCO01