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DANIA BEACH COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2018 - 5:30 P.M.
1. Call to Order/Roll Call
Chair Lewellen called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.
Present:
Chair: Lori Lewellen
Vice-Chair: Lauren Odman
Board Members: Chickie Brandimarte
Bill Harris
Tamara James
Executive Director: Rickelle Williams
City Attorney: Thomas Ansbro
CRA Secretary: Thomas Schneider
2. Citizen Comments
There were no comments at this meeting.
3. Administrative Reports
Director Williams distributed a CRA projects status report to the Board.
3.1 2019 Arts and Seafood Celebration Report
Director Williams briefly reviewed the memo included in the agenda packet.
3.2 PATCH Holiday Craft Bazaar
Director Williams reviewed the flyer included in the agenda packet and described the holiday
activities to be featured at the event.
4. Presentations
4.1 Art of Community Grant Update
Director Williams reviewed the information included in the agenda packet, and presented a video
of interviews conducted at the community workshops.
Gary Moore, artist for the grant project, gave an update on the status of the grant.
A brief discussion ensued about Stirling Collins and the Collins family.
4.2 Legal overview of Affordable Housing Initiative - James Brady, Esq., Saul, Ewing,
Arnstein& Lehr
Director Williams introduced Attorney Brady, who gave a PowerPoint presentation which is
attached to and incorporated into these minutes.
Chair Lewellen questioned the CRA's second mortgage holder status and the use of a land trust
in the case of foreclosure.
Attorney Brady explained the restrictions that should be put in place and joined-in by the
institutional lender in order to protect the agency. A land trust could probably be done or we
could do a carve-out where the agency has an enforceable right to buy the defaulted promissory
note. He further explained proper vetting of entities that submit proposals pursuant to the Public
Notice of Disposition.
Board Member Brandimarte asked what the worst case scenario would be and if Director
Williams has past experience on exactly this type of proposal.
Attorney Brady gave the example of a single proposer who responds to the public notice, takes
on all six lots, and then goes bankrupt. He noted the Board and staff are attentive and he is
confident they would avoid this kind of downside,though it is a possibility.
Director Williams noted she was employed at the Housing Finance Authority of Miami-Dade
County that provided funding and oversight for similar programs, but she has not done this
specific program in this capacity.
Board Member James asked how often Attorney Brady has seen the worst thing that could
happen.
Attorney Brady responded he has never seen the ultimate downside occur in one of these kinds
of operations with a CRA providing for affordable housing. He emphasized the importance of
proper vetting of the proposal so you have the correct debt/equity ratio and economic elements.
Board Member James noted she is happy Attorney Brady continually emphasizes the importance
of vetting proposers, and spoke of the vetting process. She questioned how a land trust works.
Attorney Brady explained the trust owns, develops, and maybe rents or disposes the property to
the end user. He has not looked deeply into use of a land trust because he does not understand
that to be part of the program. He noted the Board's tough questions go to ensure the success of
the effort.
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Vice-Chair Odman asked if the majority of cities that are doing a similar model are not using a
land trust.
Attorney Brady responded that is correct. He noted whatever model is used will have a certain
amount of risks; the key is to minimize the risks on the front end, not on the back end.
Board Member Brandimarte noted we definitely need a pilot program to see how it works before
we make any kind of other major decisions. It would be too much of a risk of the taxpayers'
money.
Attorney Brady responded he considers the six parcels the pilot program; they may be the floor
of where we ought to be.
Chair Lewellen spoke of the lottery program being put together and said she understands a
homeowner could behave as any other, such as having a roommate or renting out a room. Her
other concern is that a home could go to someone who is not deserving of it based on income;
she wants to make sure this is fair to everybody who is applying. She briefly addressed the land
trust.
Attorney Brady responded the restrictions for the end-user could be micro-managed, but they are
very difficult to police. Additionally, while micro-restrictions can be applied, you have to ask if
that is what you want to say to your community. He addressed who should be sought to be the
end-user, which would be worked out in the process. He noted the land trust would be subject to
the covenants and restrictions that were discussed.
Board Member Brandimarte spoke of end-users, and gave an example of a single person who
initially qualified and who later was joined by a companion, who together would no longer
qualify based on their combined income. She added it sometimes could be unfair.
Attorney Brady responded that the concerns are sound, but perhaps in the prioritization of all the
things to be considered, the concern expressed should be of minimal importance because you
have helped that particular end-user. This program presents a big opportunity to help the
community.
5. Consent Agenda
Items Removed from ConsentAgenda: #5.5
5.1 Minutes:
Approve Minutes of the November 13, 2018 CRA Board Meeting
5.2 Travel Requests: None
5.3 RESOLUTION NO. 2018-CRA-023
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A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
("CRA") OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE PROPER CRA OFFICIALS TO
ISSUE A PUBLIC NOTICE OF DISPOSITION IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION 163.380 (3)(a),
FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING PROPOSALS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE COMMUITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA;PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS;
FURTHER,PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
5.4 RESOLUTION NO. 2018-CRA-024
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DANIA BEACH COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ("CRA") OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING A
GRANT AWARD IN THE AMOUNT OF FIFTY NINE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS($59,500.00)
FROM THE FREDERICK A. DELUCA FOUNDATION FOR THE PATCH MOBILE MARKET PROGRAM;
PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS;FURTHER,PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chair Lewellen motioned to approve the Consent Agenda, with the exception of Item #5.5;
seconded by Board Member James. The motion carried unanimously.
5.5 RESOLUTION NO. 2018-CRA-025
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
("CRA")OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CRA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
TO ENTER INTO A "PIGGYBACK" AGREEMENT FOR REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LEASE
MANAGEMENT SERVICES WITH COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL SOUTH FLORIDA, LLC AND THE CITY
OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA ("CITY"); PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; FURTHER, PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
City Attorney Ansbro read the title of Resolution#2018-CRA-025.
Director Williams gave a brief overview of this item.
Board Member James motioned to adopt Resolution #2018-CRA-025; seconded by Board
Member Harris.
Ken Krasnow, Executive Managing Director, Colliers International South Florida, LLC,
introduced the Colliers' team and gave an overview of the services to be provided.
The motion carried on the following 5-0 Roll Call vote:
Board Member Brandimarte Yes Vice-Chair Odman Yes
Board Member Harris Yes Chair Lewellen Yes
Board Member James Yes
6. Proposals and Bids
There were no proposals on this agenda.
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7. Discussion and Possible Action
There were no discussion items on this agenda.
8. Board Member Comments
Board Member Brandimarte noted she liked the idea of locating retail establishments on the
bottom floor of a parking garage as described by Mr. Krasnow with Colliers International.
9. Information Items
There were no items on this agenda.
10. Adjournment
Chair Lewellen adjourned the meeting at 6:31 p.m.
ATTEST: COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT
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THOMAS SCHNEIDER, CMC LORI LEWELLEN
CRA SECRETARY CHAIR—CRA
Approved: January 22, 2019 B�
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COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Overview of
AT AffordabLe
DANIA BEACH
First-time Homebuyer Program H o sin
SAU L EUV I N G Inmitmi tmive
ARNSTEIN PRESENTED BY JAMES C. BRADY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
SAUL EWING ARNSTEIN & LEHR LLP
& LEHR LLP DANIA BEACH CRA LEGAL COUNSEL
1. GOAL OF 2. MISSION OF 3. AUTHORITY AND
COMMUNITY DANIA BEACH REQUIREMENT FOR
REDEVELOPMENT CRA AGENCY PLAN
4. PROVISION FOR
AN AFFORDABLE 5� STATUTORY
HOUSING ELEMENT
AUTHORIZATION
6. IMPLEMENTATION 7. FUNDING 8. PROTECTION
SUPPORT _ OF INVESTMENT
163 . 335
FINDINGS AND
DECLARATIONS OF
NECESSITY . —
Goal of Community
Redevelopment: ( 1) It is hereby found and declared
To Eradicate Conditions that there exist in counties and
of Slum and Blight municipalities of the state slum and
blighted areas which constitute a
serious and growing menace, injurious
to the public health, safety, morals,
and welfare of the residents of the
state;
THE MISSION OF THE CRA IS
TO CREATE AND
IMPLEMENT
ECONOMICALLY SOUND
REDEVELOPMENT AND
Mission of Dania REVITALIZATION
Beach Community ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY OF
Redevelopment DANIA BEACH, TO IMPROVE
Agency THE UNIQUE SMALL TOWN
QUALITY OF LIFE, WHILE
SIMULTANEOUSLY
FACILITATING
INVESTMENT, COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT,
INNOVATION AND
GROWTH FOR OUR DIVERSE
POPULATION.
163 . 360 COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT PLANS .
(1) Community redevelopment in a
community redevelopment area shall
Authority and not be planned or initiated unless the
governing body has, by resolution,
Requirement for determined such area to be a slum
Agency Plan area, a blighted area, or an area in
which there is a shortage of housing
affordable to residents of low or
moderate income, including the
elderly, or a combination thereof, and
designated such area as appropriate
for community redevelopment.
163 . 360 COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT PLANS .
(2) The community redevelopment plan
shall:
Provision for (c) Provide for the development of
Affordable Housing affordable housing in the area, or state the
Element reasons for not addressing in the plan the
development of affordable housing in the
area. The county, municipality, or
community redevelopment agency shall
coordinate with each housing authority or
other affordable housing entities
functioning within the geographic
17 - -- : boundaries of the redevelopment area,
concerning the development of affordable
' � � housing in the area.
163. 380 DISPOSAL OF
PROPERTY IN
COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AREA.
(1) Any county, municipality, or
community redevelopment agency
may sell, lease, dispose of, or
otherwise transfer real property or
w any interest therein acquired by it for
Statutorycommunity redevelopment in a
community redevelopment area to
Authorization any private person, or may retain
such property for public use, and may
enter into contracts with respect
thereto for residential, recreational,
commercial, industrial, educational,
or other uses, in accordance with the
,� -- - community redevelopment plan,
it subject to such covenants, conditions,
and restrictions, including covenants
running with the land, as it deems
necessary or desirable to assist in
preventing the development or
i
spread of future slums or blighted
p g
areas or to otherwise carry out the
purposes of this part.
163 . 380 DISPOSAL OF
PROPERTY IN
COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AREA .
(2) Such real property or interest
Implementation shall be sold, leased, otherwise
p transferred, or retained at a value
determined to be in the public
interest for uses in accordance with
- -- - - - the community redevelopment plan
., and in accordance with such
.a
reasonable disposal procedures as
ti r= any county, municipality, or
kkk community redevelopment agency
___ - may prescribe.
THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH HAS ELECTED
TO SUPPORT THE MISSION AND GOALS OF
THE CRA BY DIRECT BUDGETARY SUPPORT
FROM ITS GENERAL FUND , AS CONTRASTED
WITH TAX INCREMENT FUNDING ARISING
DIRECTLY FROM THE AD VALOREM
REVENUES GENERATED FROM THE LANDS
WITHIN THE CRA BOUNDARIES. THIS
FUNDING MODEL IS NOT ONLY LEGALLY
ACCEPTABLE , BUT DISTINCTLY
Funding Support APPROPRIATE
from General Fund
Unlike enterprise funds, the use of which is
restricted to enhancing the particular applicable
enterprise, General Fund revenues are restricted
only by the requirement that such Funds be
spent for a public purpose, in this case, the
—� mitigation or eradication of conditions of slum
and blight and building the community
a.� envisioned in the CRA Mission and CRA Plan.
HOW CAN THE CRA BE
PROTECTED FOR THE AMOUNT
OF THE DEPOSIT?
Aside from covenants and
CAN LOTS BE SOLD TO restrictions, there are a number of
BUILDERS WITH A DEED ways to protect the public-
RESTRICTION OR CLAUSE THAT, investment. For instance, revenue-
FOR A CERTAIN SALES PRICE, sharing provisions may be
Protection of THE BUILDER HAS TO DO embedded in the transaction with
AFFORDABLE HOUSING? the developer; a promissory note,
Investment secured by a mortgage executed
Yes. Sub-section 163.380(1 ) by the end buyer can be
anticipates this concern. The employed. This is the common
Legislation specifically provides practice.
that the lands sold or otherwise
disposed of may be transferred
subject to covenants and ARE THESE PROGRAMS
restrictions designed to assist in COMMON?
preventing the spread of slum and Yes. These models and practices
blight or to otherwise carry out the about which we speak are typical
purposes of the CRA Mission. throughout South Florida
' A communities. We have identified
many local cities with similar
,�. programs.
HOM EBUYER PROPERTY
READINESS DEVELOPMENT
• Residency Requirement • Architectural Plans
Current • Homebuyer Education • Notice of Public Disposition
Steps • Housing Counseling • Developer Proposal Evaluation
p p
• Income Verification Conveyance to Developer
with Deed Restrictions and
• Lender Approval Covenants
• Lottery Selection Construction
• Award/10-Year Mortgage Conveyance to Homebuyer
Forgivable Loan
• Closing
Y 0 Closing
Q & A
JAIVIES C. BRADY
SAUL EWING ARNSTEIN&LEHR,LLP
200 EAST LAS OLAS BLVD,SUITE 1000
FORT LAUDERDALE,FLORIDA 33301
PRACTICE AND AREAS OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION
Specialization:
* MUNICIPAL LAW (City Attorney for Lauderdale Lakes and other municipal entities
since 1975): Interpretation, drafting and administration of municipal ordinances and
related laws; attendance at city council/commission meetings; advising the city
council/commission on legal matters; conduct of litigation and related matters such as,but
not limited to, municipal labor relations, civil service rights, bond issues, planning and
zoning, local planning agency matters, code enforcement, and community redevelopment;
el for West Parkland Drainage District in 1977.
counsel g
• COMPLEX LAND USE LITIGATION Litigation of private and public rights regarding
the use and regulation of land, including, but not limited to, land use and zoning issues,
eminent domain and regulatory takings, as well as due process and Bert J. Harris Private
Property Rights Protection Act issues.
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW (and development and governmental approvals):Appearances before municipal, county and state regulatory boards; strategy, preparation
and conduct of presentations for land use, development and variance hearings, platting,
zoning and site approvals, special exceptions and conditional uses; representation of
professionals,such as architects and engineers,before quasi-judicial boards.
• REAL ESTATE: Real estate transfers, mortgage placement and negotiation; project
planning and documentation; examination of abstracts of title; title clearance; preparation
of contracts;closing real estate transactions and disbursal of funds.
• PUBLIC HOUSING: Negotiations and preparation of documents for tax exempt
mortgage financing; coordinating between various governmental entities and private
participants in bringing projects to conclusion.
• CONDOMINIUM LAW: Preparation and interpretation of condominium documentation;
research and litigation; filings with the Office of Interstate Land Sales Registration and
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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* APPELLATE PRACTICE:
Cali v. Meadowbrook Lakes View Condominium,59 So.3d 363 (Fla. 411'DCA 2011)
Gonzalez v Unemployment Appeals and Craven Thompson&Assoc. 26 So.3d 595
(Fla. 4"'DCA 2010)
N&D Holding v.Town of Davie, 17 So.3d 819(Fla. 4"'DCA 2009)
Catherine P. Stevenson v. City of Wilton Manors, CACE 09-30042, 171'Judicial Circuit
USA Express Inc v City of Hallandale Beach,H.Development and Domus, CACE 07-
25646, 17`h Judicial Circuit
Town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea v. Sea Colony,Inc., 958 So.3d 819 (Fla.4"DCA
2007)
USA Express, Inc. v. City of Hallandale Beach and Gulfstream Park, LLC, CACE 06-
I9638, 17''Judicial Circuit
AT&T Wireless Services of Fla.v. WCI Communities,Inc.,932 So.2d,251 (Fla. 41,
DCA 2005)
Micky Biss and USA Express Inc v Environmental Quality Control Board of Miami-
Dade County and Miami Dade County, 04-25259, 1111 Judicial Circuit
RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. v. City of Oakland Park, CACE 04-08866, 17t'Judicial
Circuit
Madison Hotel Corp and Amiad Hammad v. Broward County and the Board of
Adjustment of Broward County,4D03-2586,a District Court of Appeal
Madison Hotel Co . and Am'ad Hammad v. County of Broward and the Board of
Adjustment of Broward County, CACE 03-03506, 171`Judicial Circuit
First Nationwide Mort¢Corp v Brantley, 851 S.2d 885 (Fla. 4th DCA 2003)
Golf Club of Plantation,Inc v City of Plantation, 847 So.2d 1028 (Fla. 4th DCA 2003)
Christensen Shipyards, Ltd v Derecktor-Gunnell Inc 825 So.2d 1004 (Fla.4th DCA,
2002)
City of Lauderdale Lakes v School Bd of Broward County, 824 So.2d 952 (Fla. 4th
DCA 2002)
Broward County v. G.B.V.International,Ltd.,787 So.2d 838(Fla.2001).
City of Deerfield Beach v.Boca Dominium,795 So.2d 145 (Fla.4th DCA 2001)
G.B.V. Intern.,Ltd.v.Broward County,709 So.2d 155 (Fla. 4a`DCA 1998)
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Golf Club of Plantation, Inc. v. City of Plantation, 717 So.2d 166 (Fla.4th DCA
1998).
Enterprise Leasing Company v. City of Lauderdale Lakes, 637 So.2d 24 (Fla. 4th
DCA 1994).
Cox & Palmer Construction Corporation v. 'Michael A. Shiff& Associates, 568
So.2d 1329(Fla.4th DCA 1990).
George W. Johnson v. Thomas Bednar,552 So.2d 929(Fla.4th DCA 1989).
City of Miramar v.Amoco Oil Company, 524 So.2d 506(Fla.4th DCA 1988).
Dean Richardson v. City of Pompano Beach, 5l l So.2d l l2l (Fla.4th DCA 1987)
City of Oakland Park v Oakland Forest Corporate Center, 515 So.2d 1055 (Fla.4th DCA
1987)
City of Lauderdale Lakes v. Herman Corn, Trustee, 427 So.2d 239 (Fla.4th DCA
1983).
City of Lauderdale Lakes v.Herman Corn,Trustee,415 So.2d 1270(Fla. 1982).
Melvin T. Goldberger v.Bernice Roehner,401 So.2d 897(Fla.4th DCA 1981).
Melvyn Pollack v. Barbara Ann Pollack,374 So.2d 556(Fla. 4th DCA 1979).
City of Lauderdale Lakes v. Herman Corn, Trustee, 371 So.2d 1111 (Fla.4th
DCA 1979).
City of Lauderdale Lakes v. Fraternal Order of Police,Lodge#100,346 So.2d 642(Fla.4th
DCA 1977)
City of Tamarac v. Emil Kalafut,332 So.2d 85 (Fla.4th DCA 1976)
General Practice(since 1973):
Corporate and business.
Litigation:personal injury; land use and administr
ative; appellate.
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Real property:residential and developer transactions.
PROFESSIONAL/BAR MEMBERSHIPS
American Bar Association Bar of the District of Columbia
Florida Bar Association Virginia State Bar Association
United States District Court, Southern District of Florida
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Governmental Legal Affiliations:
Dania Beach CRA Consulting Attorney 2017-Present
100 W. Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania Beach,FL 33004
City of Lauderdale Lakes City Attorney 1976-2018
4300 N.W. 36th Street Resigned 9/30/2018
Lauderdale Lakes,FL 33319
City of Lauderdale Lakes Assistant City Attorney 1975-76
City of Miami Gardens Consulting City Attorney 2006-Present
18605 NW 7°i Avenue
Miami Gardens,FL 33056
City of Tamarac Assistant City Attorney 1975-76
5811 N.W. 88th Avenue
Tamarac,FL 33321
City of Hacienda Village Village Attorney 1984
Hacienda Village,FL 33312
City of Sunrise City Council Special Counsel 1987-88
10770 West Oakland Park Boulevard
Sunrise,FL 33351
City of Cooper City Special Counsel 2001-2005
9090 S.W. 50th Place
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Cooper City,Florida
General Legal Affiliations:
Saul Ewing Arnstein&Lehr LLP Senior Partner 2017-present
Arnstein&Lehr,LLP Partner 2006-2017
James C.Brady&Associates Head of 3-attorney firm 2001-2006
Brady and Coker Partner 1988-2001
1318 Southeast Second Avenue
Fort Lauderdale,FL 33316
James C.Brady,P.A. Sole practitioner 1977-88
1508 Southeast 3rd Avenue
Fort Lauderdale,FL 33316
Deutsch&Brady,P.A. Partner 1976-77
400 North State Road 7
Margate,FL 33063
ZealYBrady,a&Brad PartnershipPartner 1975-76
2691 East Oakland Park Blvd.#400
Fort Lauderdale,FL 33306
Deutsch,Deutsch,Goldberg&Young Associate attorney 1972-74
2881 East Commercial Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale,FL 33308
OTHER AFFILIATIONS
American Arbitration Association Arbitration Panelist 1991-1996
EDUCATION
Florida State University College of Law Juris Doctorate,with honors 1972
Tallahassee,Florida
Florida Atlantic University Master of Education 1969
Boca Raton,Florida Bachelor of Arts,
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Englisb/Education 1967
CONEMRJNITY SERVICE
Northwest-Progresso-Flagler Heights
Advisory Board
City of Fort Lauderdale
Community Redevelopment Agency Member 1999-Present
Historic Preservation Board Chairman 1991-93
City of Fort Lauderdale,Florida Vice Chairman 1988-91
Member 1986-1996
Broward County Child Care Hearing Officer 1985-90
Broward County,Florida
Broward County Zoning Board Member 1981-90
Broward County,Florida
Downtown Council,Inc. Program Chairman 1984-89
Fort Lauderdale,Florida President 1985-87
Vice President 1983-84
Member/Director 1980-89
Charter Review Subcommittee Governmental Structures 1988
Broward County,Florida Committee member
Management Review Committee Member 1987
Broward County,Florida
Blue Ribbon Panel/Sales Tax Panel member 1987
Broward County,Florida
Vinnette Carroll Repertory Company Pro Bono attorney 1986-1987
Board of Trustees 1987
Performing Arts Center Member 1986-87
Mayor's Blue Ribbon Panel
Fort Lauderdale,Florida
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Citizens for a Greater Fort Lauderdale Member 1986
Fort Lauderdale,Florida
Performing Arts Center Steering Committee Member 1984
Fort Lauderdale,Florida
Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce Manufacturing&Industry
Subcommittee member 1983-84
Court Facilities Committee Member 1981
Broward County Bar Association
City of Fort Lauderdale License Review Board 1979-81
Fort Lauderdale,Florida
Broward County Tax Reform Committee Member 1981
Fort Lauderdale,Florida
Division of State Planning Research Assistant 1971-72
State of Florida
Bureau of Land Planning
Tallahassee,Florida
OTHER VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Department of Health&Rehabilitative Service
Pompano Beach,Florida Counsellor U 1969-70
Broward County School District
Deerfield Beach,Florida Junior High Teacher 1968-69
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