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Miami-Dade County

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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

What happened

AI summary

The single biggest action Tuesday was the Board's approval of the FY 2026 Action Plan, locking in roughly $22.6 million in federal HUD funds (CDBG, HOME, and ESG) for distribution across low- and moderate-income Miami-Dade communities. That number includes $1.6 million in Commission District Funds, meaning individual commissioners steered specific allocations to their districts, which is the real power play buried inside a routine HUD compliance vote. Once approved, those allocations are binding and the county can draw down from HUD, so the nonprofits and developers on the receiving end now have their funding certainty for the fiscal year. The Board also amended a resolution governing five District 9 properties previously conveyed to Building Better Communities of South Florida, allowing the nonprofit to transfer those parcels to its LLC affiliate, Javon Gardens. That structural shift matters: county deed restrictions travel with the land, but moving assets into an LLC changes the financing and liability architecture for the development, and the amendment status signals the Board did not rubber-stamp the original terms. Separately, a second amendment to the grant agreement with 1109 NW 2nd Ave LLC was on the table, proposing to increase a county grant from $8.6 million to nearly $13 million, a $4.36 million addition, though that item remained pending with no recorded outcome. Two surplus-property conveyances to Habitat for Humanity and Elite Equity Development, and an 18-month construction extension for Housing Programs Inc., also stayed pending. The AMI methodology study directive and the data-sharing amendment with the Property Appraiser are informational or administrative housekeeping.

AI-generated summary of the official agenda and minutes. Verbatim per-item votes and dollar figures are in the Agenda & votes tab.

Key decisions

  1. FY 2026 Action Plan: $22.6 Million in HUD Funds (CDBG, HOME, ESG)
    Approved

    Locks in the full federal HUD allocation for the fiscal year, including $1.6 million in commissioner-directed district funds, giving nonprofit and developer grantees binding funding authority to begin drawdowns.

  2. Amended Deeds to Building Better Communities / Javon Gardens LLC for Five District 9 Properties
    AMENDED

    Allows transfer of five county-conveyed properties from a nonprofit to its LLC affiliate, shifting the development's financing and liability structure while keeping county deed restrictions in place.

  3. Second Amendment to Grant Agreement with 1109 NW 2nd Ave LLC: Increase from $8.6M to $12.96M
    Pending

    Proposes an additional $4.36 million in county grant funds to the same developer, with no recorded Board action yet, meaning the increase is unresolved and the item will return.

  4. Surplus Conveyance of County Properties to Habitat for Humanity and Elite Equity Development for $10
    Pending

    Would transfer county-owned land at nominal cost for affordable housing development under Section 125.379, Florida Statutes, but no action was taken and the conveyance is not yet authorized.

  5. HUD Demolition Application for 147 Units at Arthur Mays Villas Public Housing
    Pending

    Seeks authorization to submit a federal demolition application after a physical needs assessment found rehabilitation costs of $35.7 million exceed HUD thresholds, which would permanently remove 147 public housing units from the county's inventory pending HUD approval.

  6. 18-Month Construction Extension for Housing Programs Inc. on Three Infill Properties
    Pending

    Would extend the deadline for certificate-of-occupancy completion to February 2028 on three county-owned infill sites, delaying the point at which the county can verify covenant compliance and recapture rights.

  7. SHIP Homebuyer Education and Counseling Funding: Up to $750,000 to Four Nonprofits
    Pending

    Proposes state SHIP fund awards to four nonprofits providing pre-purchase counseling countywide, with no Board action recorded, leaving the awards unconfirmed for FY 2025-26.

  8. AMI Methodology Assessment Directive to County Mayor
    Pending

    Directs the Mayor to produce a written report on how HUD calculates Area Median Income for Miami-Dade and whether alternative methodologies exist, a study directive that changes no current affordability thresholds.

  9. Surplus Conveyance of 560 Square Feet to City of Miami for NW 7th Avenue Right-of-Way
    Pending

    Would convey a small county parcel to the City of Miami for $10 to satisfy a right-of-way dedication requirement tied to the Claude Pepper affordable housing development, a prerequisite the project cannot close without.

  10. Amended Data-Sharing Agreement with the Property Appraiser's Office
    Pending

    Revises a memorandum of agreement governing data exchange between the Housing and Community Development Department and the Property Appraiser, an administrative update with no direct programmatic change recorded.