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RESOLUTION NO-
CITY A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA
APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA
AND BROWARD EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
ADMINISTRATION, A GOVERNMENTAL CONSORTIUM
CREATED TO CONDUCT SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AND
TRAIAND PROVIDINGGFOR,SANNEFFECTIVE COUNT , FLORIDA;
BROWD DATEY
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Y COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CIT
1 FLORIDA:
Section 1 . That that certain Agreement between the City of t
Dania and Broward Employment and Training Administration, a
to conduct Summer Youth Employment
Governmental Consortium created
and Training Programs in Broward County, Florida, a copy of which
is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" , be and the same is hereby
y directed
approved, and the appropriate city officials are hereb
to execute same.
Section 2 . That this resolution shall be in force and take
effect immediately upon its passage and adoption.
11th day Of May , 1993.
Passed and Adopted this Y
Y R -COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
FRANK C• ADLER, City Attorney
73-93
Resolution No.
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AGREEMENT NO. 93-IIB-1614-SYETp-50
BETWEEN THE BROWARD EMPLOYMENT AND
TRAIN
CONSORTIUMDCREATED TONCONDUCT GOVERNMENTAL CREATED
TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS IN
BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA AND THE
CZTY OF DANIA
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this day of
19 by and between the Broward Employment and
Training Administration, a consortium of the Cities of Fort
Lauderdale and Hollywood, and Broward County, existing under and
1 by virtue of the laws of the State of Florida as a Council of
Governments , having its principal offices at 330 North Andrews
Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301, AND the City of Dania
, existing under and by virtue of
the laws of the State of Florida as a municipality
j having its principal office at
tan Best Dania Rpanh nt .a Dania FT. ';1QQ4
to begin by the twenty-first day of June, 1993 and to be
completed by the thirteenth day of August, 1993.
WITNESSETH THAT:
WHEREAS, the Broward Employment and Training
Administration and the Broward Employment and Training
Administration Industry Council have entered into an agreement
with the Governor of the State of Florida and the United States
LaborD -up C- L-twitent of c..... a grant for the erxeC L't� ^.^. _n•+
Implementation of a job training and employment program; AND
WHEREAS, the elected officials comprising the Broward
Employment and Training Administration Industry Council and the
officials of the State of Florida and the United States
Department of Labor are desirous of providing job training which
will lead to enhanced self-sufficiency; AND
WHEREAS, the Broward Employment and Training
Administration and the City of Dania
desire to provide meaningful employment for economically
disadvantaged youths between the ages of fourteen ( 14 ) and
twenty-one ( 21) .
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the I
mutual covenants and obligations herein contained, and subject { '..
to the terms and conditions hereinafter stated, the parties
hereto agree and understand as follows .
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ARTICLE I: AGREEMENT PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
100. PURPOSE
It is the purpose of this Agreement to state the covenants 'y•
and conditions under which BETA and the Agent will implement and
provide training and employment serv;ces; specifically summer
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eligible Youths as described
opportunities to del of JTPA, as amended,
experience under the guidelines
work to be funded of BETA-
and
the contracting Powers
and under
i101 . DEFINITIONS anticipating i
Agent shall mean the P rofit agency- '
101 . 1 unit or nonp
governmental
"SETA" shall mean the Broward Employment
101 .2 and Training Administration. a union
"Collective Bargaining Agents" shall mean
101 . 3 or union representatives .
101 .4
'IDOL" shall mean the United States Department of
Labor. shall mean that
Disadvantaged the Governor and/or
101 .5 "EconomicallYas determined by uidelines •
income level below the poverty 9
DOL as being
the BE JOB ORDER
"Job Order" shall mean used as an
101 .6 work sites/job slots
{ form (and attar requesting
incorporated
application for ipa which is
for SYETP Participants and Agreement,
and made a part of this
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_ " shall mean the phy'y`�-sting
the department of the Particip
101 .7 "Job Site/worksite assigned.
location and the Youth has been
Agent to which partnership Act.
n the Job
101 . 8 "JTPA" shall mea Training
Union Concurrenc e" shall mean a union' s
101 . 9 "Labor lrenc ts .
consent to SYETP P eligible youth
" shall mean a JTPA
eferred by BETA fo of
101 . 10 "ParticiPaWorksite Aides r between the ages
in A gent and who is
Iurteent to( 14) and twenty-one (21)
i the activities and services
101 . 11 "Program
shall mean
Agent under this Agreement.
to be provided by ent and
101 . 12 " "SYETP shall mean Summer Youth Employment
Training Program'
shall m articipervisor or
101. 13 "worksite Aidt who
e" theaworksite aide as directed
j serves as an aide to
t who performs as an administrative E
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ite Supervisor"
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personnel designated by Agent to provide to
continuous on-site 6ppervision and direction
Agent' s worksite(s) end who j
SYETP participants verifying SYETP i
will be responsible
lea for
participants ' time sheets .
person between the ages of
101. 15 "Youth" shall mean a p 21
fourteen ( 14 ) and twenty-one ( ) •
101 . 16 "Youth Worksite Assitant" shalllmserve as
BETA/SYETP staff person
liaison.
ARTICLE II: PROGRAM OPERATIONS
200. PROGRAM
The program to be provided shall be work experience,
wherein a youth referred by BETA to the Agent, is given
to perform under the guidance andleadership
Job functions in accordance with the JTPA regulations .
201 . RESPONSIBILITIES OF AGENT articipants at the
The Agent shall supervise arequire participants '
201 . 1 sites and shall
job Agent' s Personnel Rules .
conformance with the rlriDant work
- Agent shall plan and direct r- ---- -
201 . 2 The Ag with the applicable
activities in accordance Labor Law Acts , rules and f
Federal and State Child applicable State and local 4
regulations , and other
laws .
articipant(s) work
201 . 3 The Agent shall direct p their training
accordance with which [
activities ins and/or job description(s) , fl plan, job order(s)) orated by reference and made a
are hereby incorp
part of this Agreement.
201 . 4 The Agent shall comply with t8ndJteTLeQuiations
Partnership Act, as amended, as they relate
promulgated thereunder especially
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alternate staff, who will
201 . 5 The Agent shall ensure that all of the A9
personnel, including any the Summer Youth
be involved in supervising am participants shall
Employment and Training
attend tcond cted by k BETA,siteS hick swill bea held
Meeting and June.
during the months of May
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201 . 6 The Agent shall allow their work site supervisors
time off upon SETA's. Written request so that they
may attend the Worksite Supervisor' s Orientation
Workshops .
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201 .7 The Agent shall orient and their
rain onsible fors the
Supervisory personnel directlyrasp as to the
SYETP participa
supervision ofnts, nder
Agent' s responsibilities and obledCri on worksite
this Agreement by providing as well
supervisor with a copy of this Agreement, ;
as a copy of the Worksite supervisors Handbook,
and assuring the availability and review of the
training handbook and materiels with any assigned {I
alternate supervisors .
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201 . 8 The Agent shall notify BETA/SYET chees immediately of
the
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designation of personnel who will be supervising
the youth.
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201 . 9 The Agent shall be accountable for main keeiin �d
BETA/SYETP participant time sheets by P g �r
accurate work time attendance rosters and
timesheets, recording time in segments of fifteen
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minutes, assuring and i g the time sheets ,
completion of SYETP participant by
consistent with instructions^ f*icipant. time i
' BETA/SYETP and certi tying/ 51%34 .1.y r�----Y
sheets if all the prior requirements are met.
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201 . 10 The Agent shall not require participants to work
more than the hours reflected in the Job
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Order/Training Plan and hoursin per o event may per week.
worked exceed forty (40)
Agent agrees not to knowingly refer for
201 . 11 The Aq 9 youths who have a
I eligibility determination daughter,y mother, father, f
wife, husband,brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law,
mother-in-law,
son-in-law,
daughter-in-law, nephew,
� aunt, uncle, niece, P �
fathper-in-law, P in an
stepparent, or stepchild who are employed
administrative capacity for the Agent, BETA or
another of BETA's contractors.
201 . 12 The Agent warrants that no youth will be involved
in a work experience activity that contributes or
could be expected to contribute or which wional
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sales or income of the Agent
otherwise result in the subsidization of wages for
the Agent' s organization. In the event that the
Agent unknowingly realizes an income as a result
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of the SYETP placement, such income shall be
claimed by BETA.
201 . 13 The Agent assures that- all sites where
participants will be assigned have the capability
and facilities to provide services to summer youth
In a sanitary and safe environment.
201 . 14 The Agent's worksite shall conform to normal
routines and functions befitting a reasonable
business establishment, including, but not limited
to, appropriate supervision on the premises at all
times , developing positive work habits, working
conditions, and attire.
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201 . 15 The Agent shall assure it will have supervisory
personnel who will act as worksite supervisors for
each of the Agent's worksites so as to provide for I
continuous on-site supervision of participants.
201 . 16 The Agent understands that the program it is
operating is a single site work experience
program, which means that all job sites at which
youth are to be located must be part of the -
Agent ' s organization. Under no circumstances
shall a participant be placed at a site other than
the Agent 's designated worksite, unless prior
written permission is granted by BETA for
�outstatloning and in such instances under no
circumstances shall the outstationing site be a
private for profit agency.
201 . 17 The Agent shall maintain according to sound
management procedures records, and files,
containing, but not limited to, time sheets, II
attendance records, supervisor assignments, and I:
personnel changes, relating to the Agent's
operation of the SYETP program.
201 . 18 The Agent shall make original and/or certified
copies of any reports, plans, surveys,
information, documents, maps or other data f
produced or developed by the Agent in execution of
the project covered by this Agreement, available
to BETA, the Governor of the State of Florida, the
Comptroller General of the United States and/or
the Department of Labor (DOL) at any time upon ` •.
reasonable notice for the purpose of program
audit, examination, excerpts and transcripts , even
though the Agent may at the time of the request no
longer be operating programs for BETA.
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201 . 19 The Agent shall keep copies of all records
pertaining to the operation of this Agreement and
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any Agreement .
the expiration of thiq
201 . 20 The Agent shall provide in
coverage for
participants under the Agent' s general or public
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liability insurance policy,
i BETA aat thirty
self-insured to indemnia=ticipantsins underrd this
claims involving P '
Agreement.
201 .21 The Agent shall cooperate with BETA/SYETP in l r
conducting SYETP Vocational Skills/Life Skills t
Orientation for SYETP participants .
inform BETA/SYETP staff
201 .22 The Agent
shall occur at
immediately should an accident or injurya rticipant.
r the job site, affectingor involving P
201 . 23 The Agent shall notify SYETP staff of any problem
concerning participant' s performance at a worksite.
qualified
201 .24 The Agent understands and agrees that no
handicapped individual shall on the basis of
xcluded from participation in, be
handicap, be e ect to
denied the benefits of, or otherwise a a subj
discrimination under this SYETP pro9
Sections
201 . 25 Agent understands that in a of r the a Job with Training
143 (b) (2) and 143 (c) ( iAtions attached hereto as
Partnership AcL --�---
Exhibit C, Agent must obtain written concurrerice
from the appropriate bargaining agent if in
a
collective bargaining agreementhis occupatioe in
Agent' s organization covering going to
which the Summer Youth participants are g 9
be employed.
202 . RESPONSIBILITIES OF BETA
ll provide '
"Youth Worksite Assistant(s) "
202 . 1 BETA shall provide
an who sha
arid/or Worksite Aide(s) " ervision of '
technical assistance and in the sup
the youths, respectively,
20Y , 2 BETA shall assist the job site supervisor in
resolving any problems concerning the youths'
performance on the job by responding to the
as per Section 201.23 above.
Agent' s notice
202 . 3 BETA shall hear all grievances concerning program f
�{{ participants ' performance at the job site.
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be responsible for participant' s wages .
202 . 4 SETA shall _
202 . 5 BETA ensation
shall provide hO stand mPTraining for
Summer Youth Employment
(SYETP) participants .
202 . 6 BETA shall provide counseling and supportive
services to the SYETP participants .
ickin up andstr 202 .7 BETA shall be responsible for p b i
participant timeheedependent onAg nt r's
participant paychecks
submission of properly certified time sheets.
202 . 8 BETA shall be responsible for providing Program
Orientation and Vocational Skills/Life Orientation
to SETA/SYETP participants .
300 . MONITORING
300 . 1 The Agent shall allow BETA,of its agents, and the
State of Florida, or any ;
worksites , and mnitor,
DOL to visit the Agent corrective actionowithin
report problems, requires
specified time periods or close worksites without
prior notice other than a written notification to
be delivered to the Agent at the time r vesnors
closing of the worksites, whef the
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of the State of Florida, or DOL find serious or
i continual violations of JTPA, the JTPA regulations ,
or other federal, state or local laws which z
violations are not being remedied, or where BETA, uf,
the Governor of the State of Florida or DOL find
noncompliance with any of the terms or conditions
under this Agreement. G}
301 . NOTICE
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301 . 1 Other than as provided herein, notice shall be
required to be given to BETA under this Agreement,
and shall be sufficient when hand delivered or
mailed to BETA at its office at 330 North Andrews
Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301.
301 .2 All notices required to be given to the Agent
under this Agreement shall be sufficient when hand
delivered or mailed to the Agent at its fc
located at
a one a this id entified in paragraph
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302. TERMINATION
302 . 1 This Agreement may be terminated as follows:
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a. BETA or the Agent may request a dnaasio rior
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written notice to the other party.
b. BETA may terminate this Agreement at any time
I that the BETA authorized representative, who
shall be the BETA Executive Director
a determines that:
1. the Agent has failed to comply with any
of the provisions contained in this
endment hereto; or
Agreement or any Am
2 . the Agent fails to perform in whole or in I
part under this Agreement or fails to
take corrective action after receiving
oral or written requests t asomso within
an appropriate time period
stipulated by BETA.
303. INTEGRATION
her303. 1 The following into and made a part documents
thiseAgreementincorporated
a. Child Labor Laws (29 USC 203 ) : Employment
1 of Minors Between Fourteen ( 14) and Sixteen
( 16 ) Years of Age (Subpart C) , Occupations
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-- ParticularlY u_-zardous Ym
Minors Between Sixteen ( 16 ) and Eighteen ( 15) i
Years of Age or Detrimental to Their Health or
Well-being (Subpart E) . (Exhibit A)
b. Assurances and Certifications. (Exhibit B)
C. JTPA Rules and Regulations governing the
operation of the summer Youth Employment and
Training Program. (Exhibit C)
d. Summer Youth Employment and Training Program
Worksite Supervisor's Handbook developed by f.
BETA. (Exhibit D)
e. Summer Youth Employment Work Provider Job
Order Package. (Exhibit E)
f . Completed Job Orders/Training Plans to be
incorporated into this Agreement. (Exhibit F)
400. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES
400 . 1 All JTPA funded programs and activities come under i
the purview of the Federal Hatch Act and JTPA
Regulations which prohibit political activities
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under any JTPA program. Participants are
rl prohibited from engaging in any political activity
during hours paid for with JTPA funds and no
participant engaging in any political activity
during off hours may represent himself or herself
as a spokesperson of any JTPA program.
400 .2 JTPA funded programs and activities may not be
used to support any religious or anti-religious
activity. JTPA participants may not perform
functions which provide direct religious education
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IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties hereto have made and executed
°.I this document on the respective dptes under each signature :
(Agent's
j City of Dania signing by and through
name)tthrough its authorized to execute same by
its day of
action on the Y
19�, and the BROWARD EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING .ADMINISTRATION,
signing by and through its Executive Director, duly authorWized,
to execute same by Council action on the 7th day of
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City of Dania
AS TO AGENT, WITNESSED BY: AGENT:
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100 West Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania, FL 33004
BY:
TITLE:
DATE:
AS TO BROWARD EMPLOYMENT & THE BROWARD EMPLOYMENT AND
TRAINING ADMINISTRATION, TRAINING ADMINISTRATION, A
GOVERNMENTAL CONSORTIUM OF THE
CITIES Ur tuna
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WITNESSED BY: HOLLYWOOD, AND BROWARD COUNTY,
FLORIDA
BY.
Mason C. Jackson
9 TITLE : Executive Director
Approved as to form by DATE:
Office of County Attorney
for Broward County, Florida
JOHN J . COPELAN, JR. , County
Attorney, Governmental Center RECOMMENDED FOR BETA:
115 South Andrews Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 BY: Anthony Sanfilippo
SYETP Director
BY:
Rochelle J. Daniels
Assistant County Attorney
EXECUTION PAGE
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