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North Miami CRA renews economic development contract with Florida Strategic Partners for up to $250,000
Summary
The board authorized renewal of a professional services agreement with Florida Strategic Partners LLC for FY25-26 at an annual cost not to exceed $250,000; staff will task the firm with West Dixie facade guidelines, corridor market analyses, and on-call TIF work; the motion passed unanimously.
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The North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously to approve a second amendment to its agreement with Florida Strategic Partners LLC (FSP), authorizing renewal of professional services for economic development not to exceed $250,000 for fiscal year 2025-26.
Staff described FSP as a redevelopment firm engaged since 2023 to provide multiyear financial projections, project financial analysis and technical assistance addressing affordable housing needs. The expanded scope includes creating West Dixie facade program guidelines, designating Phase 1 areas, preparing scopes of work and cost analyses, procuring contractors, and completing priority corridor analyses for Northwest 7th Avenue and West Dixie Highway, including market analyses and two redevelopment models per corridor.
A board member asked whether additional scope-of-work tasks would incur extra charges; staff replied that the $250,000 "not to exceed" amount covers the additional on-call tasks and no separate fees are planned. Another board member asked whether facade work for Northwest 7th was included; staff said prior work by FIU and SRS covered Northwest 7th and the FSP scope focuses on West Dixie guidelines while market and redevelopment analyses will apply to both corridors.
The agency attorney reminded vendors they must provide two statutory affidavits certifying they do not contract with foreign governments of concern and do not engage in human trafficking; staff confirmed forms will be provided and signed by vendors.
A request from the board for quarterly vendor reports was accepted by staff, with the administration agreeing to include quarterly updates from signature vendors in future meeting packets. The motion to approve the agreement passed 5'00.
No members of the public spoke during the public hearing on this item.

