It is estimated that the 522.5 acres would need additional expenditures for improvements over and above that necessary to develop the Interama facilities for land use to meet the foregoing listed appraised value. For example, internal canals for waterfront residential lots, additional streets, etc. It is our estimate that this expenditure would be $3 million. This would be over and above the cost of improvement to the property for use by Interama. APPENDIX VII ACCESS ROADS FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT, Dr. IRVING E. MUSKAT, Standing Chairman, Inter-American Center Authority, Miami, Fla. DEAR DR. MUSKAT: In order that the Inter-American Center Authority may meet the road construction requirements of the Community Facilities Administration's loan commitment and those of the trust indenture securing the revenue bonds, the Florida State Road Board has approved, subject to a favorable feasibility report from ERA, the following Interama road program: 1. Interior roads: Stage 1-Grading, estimated at $845,000. Stage 2-Rock base and surface, estimated at $550,000. 2. NE. connector to NE. 163d Street, including bridge over Oleta River: Stage 1-Grading and bridge, estimated at $715,000. Stage 2-Rock base and surface, estimated at $116,000. 3. Relocation of U.S. 1 to provide access for north and south traffic from U.S. 1, estimated at $3,400,000. 4. N.E. 135th Street connector from U.S. 1, estimated at $300,000. The road department hereby confirms its intent to construct these roads conditioned upon the approval and commitment by Community Facilities Administration of a $22 million dollar loan to the authority and the assurance of the availability of these funds for the authority's construction program. Bids have been received on the first stake of item 1 above, and will be awarded upon confirmation from the Community Facilities Administration that its loan funds have been made available to you for your further operations. The second stages of items 1 and 2 will be let to contract at a later date in coordination with your activities, and the construction of items 3 and 4 will progress successively after. Sincerely, 128 FLOYD BOWEN, Chairman. APPENDIX VIII POWER AND LIGHT Dr. IRVING E. MUSKAT, Chairman, Inter-American Center Authority, FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO., DEAR DR. MUSKAT: Our engineering group has completed a preliminary study of the electrical system required to serve the Interama project. The importance of the continuity of electrical service has been uppermost in our minds. We believe that you will agree that to insure the utmost in reliability of electric service to this project, two independent sources of power should be made available. To accomplish this, two underground transmission lines are proposed; one originating at our Haulover Beach substation and the other from the north from our Sunny Isles substation. Both of these lines would terminate at a substation site located in or adjacent to the industrial area. In the initial stages of supplying underground service to the substation site will be in all probability operate these two transmission lines at 13 kilovolts joining them at the proposed substation site. The electric distribution system from this point will be placed underground as required by the project's development. For this to be accomplished, we will ask Interama to provide the necessary easements together with the substation site of approximately 200 feet by 200 feet. Construction service prior to opening will be provided from overhead distribution lines, the costs of which will be worked out individually with each contractor requiring such service. Although we are ready and willing to contract with you for the installation of street lighting, there are many details as to design of fixtures, poles, and so forth, that will require further discussion with you. We look forward to working with you and your associates in the development of the Interama project and congratulate you on the fine achievements you have already accomplished. Sincerely yours, R. C. FULLERTON, Executive Vice President. 129 APPENDIX IX TELEPHONE SERVICE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO., Mr. MORRIS LIPP, Coordinating Engineer, Interama, DEAR MR. LIPP: You recently met with us and requested that we send you a letter stating that we were willing to provide telephone service in the Interama area. You further stated that all utilities would be required to be underground and that you were hopeful that construction charges would not be required from Interama. You also told us that you would expect our company to include certain reasonable conditions in our letter of willingness to provide service. We are willing to provide underground telephone service in the Interama area without construction charges subject to the following conditions: 1. That Interama provide all of the necessary right-of-way and/or easements that we need without cost to the Southern Bell Telephone Co. 2. That we will not be required to install facilities in the Interama area until such time that we feel the demand for telephone service is imminent. 3. Any conduit that is required that is not provided to serve subscribers in general would be provided by the subscriber or the cost passed on to him. 4. Any and all relocations of telephone facilities necessitated by rearrangements of Interama will be borne fully by Interama. We hope this letter meets your needs. We are anxious to work with you on this project and will be glad to assist you in any way that we can. Yours very truly, 130 M. L. CAMPBELL, District Manager. APPENDIX X WATER AND SEWAGE-CONTRACT OF CITY OF NORTH MIAMI, FLA., AND INTER-AMERICAN CENTER AUTHORITY CONTRACT This contract made this 13th day of August, 1965 by the CITY OF NORTH MIAMI, Florida, a municipal corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Florida, hereinafter designated as "The City," and the INTERAMERICAN CENTER AUTHORITY organized and existing under the Inter-American Culture and Trade Center Act, Chapter 554 of the Florida Statutes, hereinafter designated "The Authority." Whereas, The City owns and operates a municipal water supply system and a municipal sanitary sewage collection system and is constructing a sanitary sewerage ocean outfall line; Whereas, The Authority desires to have constructed by The City a water supply and sanitary sewage collection system to service the proposed facilities of The Authority to be developed at and in The Center Site, as defined in Exhibit B in that certain indenture between The Authority and the Florida National Bank and Trust Company at Miami, dated June 1, 1962, and Supplemental Indenture No. 1, dated July 24, 1962, hereinafter to be referred to as "The Center Site"; and Whereas, The City has undertaken to have a feasibility study prepared on the furnishing of water and sewerage facilities for The Center Site, and since said feasibility report, known as Project No. 1608, was prepared on February 22, 1965, by Interstate Engineering, Inc.; Whereas based on said feasibility report, The City formally offered to construct a water supply and sanitary sewage collection system for and in The Center Site for The Authority, and The Authority, by Resolution No. 65-14 dated July 9, 1965, approved and accepted the offer of The City to finance and construct water distribution and sewer collection systems and to provide water and sewer service to The Authority; and Whereas, pursuant to said offer of The City and resolution of The Authority, respective attorneys for the parties have drafted this contract; Now therefore in consideration of the mutual covenants to be kept and performed by the parties hereto and in further consideration of the payment of One Dollar ($1.00) and other good and valuable considerations, by each party paid to the other, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto do covenant and agree as follows: WATER SERVICE 1. Perimeter and External Service Facilities.-The City agrees to finance, subject to its ability to validate bonds, construct, operate and maintain a 20inch diameter pipe line from The City's water treatment plant at N.E. 8th Avenue and 124th Street to a new 1% million gallon storage tank and pump station to be located near the Florida East Coast Railway and N.E. 135th Street, and to finance, subject to the ability to validate bonds, and to construct a 30-inch diameter pipe line from said 12-million-gallon storage tank and pump station to the S.W. corner of The Center Site at or near a projection of N.E. 135th Street. Costs of these facilities is to be borne by The City and they shall be and remain in the future the property of The City. 2. Water Supply.-The City agrees to deliver through said 30-inch diameter pipe at the S.W. corner of The Center Site at or near a projection of N.E. 135th Street, water of a good and potable quality according to the requirements of the Florida State Board of Health, at the rate of 10 million gallons per day, at a pressure of 50 P.S.I., at a cost of $0.21 per 1,000 gallons for a single monthly billing to The Authority. |