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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem D04COUNTY of MONROE The Florida Keys BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mayor Michelle Lincoln, District 2 Mayor Pro Tem David Rice, District 4 Craig Cates, District 1 James K. Scholl, District 3 Holly Merrill Raschein, District 5 Regular Meeting March 11, 2026 Agenda Item Number: D4 26-0584 BULK ITEM: Yes DEPARTMENT: Tourist Development Council TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Ammie Machan AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Approval to advertise the Monroe County Tourist Development Council FY 2027 Capital Project Application. ITEM BACKGROUND: Attached TDC approved at their meeting of February 12, 2026 PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: INSURANCE REQUIRED: No CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES: STAFF RECOMMENDATION DOCUMENTATION: FINANCIAL IMPACT: Effective Date: Expiration Date: Total Dollar Value of Contract: Total Cost to County: Current Year Portion: Budgeted: Source of Funds: CPI: Indirect Costs: Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts: Revenue Producing: If yes, amount: Grant: County Match: Insurance Required: MEMORANDUM To: Monroe County Board of County Commissioners Date: February 26th, 2026 Subject: Consideration and Action re: FY 2027 Capital Funding Application, worksheet and Approval to Advertise Attached are the proposed FY 2027 Capital Funding Application, draft schedule, and sample worksheet for capital projects commencing in FY 2027. Following substantial review and discussions with community leaders and frequent users of the program, staff have incorporated several key updates to improve clarity, streamline the application process, and enhance overall program effectiveness. Summary of Key Updates The following revisions have been made: • Cover Page & Table of Contents: Added for easier navigation and reference. • Improved Format: Instructions have been moved to the beginning of the document to improve flow and usability for both applicants and reviewers. • Interactive Forms: Added internal links and fillable fields throughout the application to improve accessibility and simplify completion and submission. • Increased Streamlined Funding Threshold to $50,000: To maintain the streamlined service level previously provided to projects under $19,999.99, the streamlined threshold has been increased to $50,000. Acknowledgement of Funding: Added requirements for award recipients to: 1. Install a permanent 12" x 12" sign acknowledging that the project was funded by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council; and 2. Issue a local press release identifying the project award and funding amount prior to submitting reimbursement documentation. TDC (VFK) approved same at their February 12, 2026 meeting. Note: Prior to advertising, minor formatting edits may be made to the attached application; however, the intent and requirements of the application will remain unchanged. TDC APPROVAL TO ADVERTISE: BOCC APPROVAL TO ADVERTISE: NOTICES SENT TO INTERESTED PERSONS REMINDER AND WORKSHOP NOTICE: ADVERTISE RFP: February 12, 2026 March 11, 2026 Week of March 16, 2026 Week of May 41h, 2026 After BOCC approval May 191h, 2026 (10:00 a.m.) Approx.110 DAYS DEADLINE: .Tune 30". 2026 (Tentative) Send Applications to DAC Members Week of September 2111, 2026 DAC DEADLINE: September 25rh, 2026 DAC APPROVAL: October 6/7, 2026 TDC APPROVAL: November 12, 2026 BOCC APPROVAL AFTER DECEMBER 2026 DAC Applicant: Project: Funds Requested Ilf:::'Y 2027 Calpiiital (Project Worksheet Purpose of This Worksheet This worksheet is used by District Advisory Committee (DAC) members to evaluate and rank capital project applications for potential funding. Applications are reviewed and scored to determine a ranking order from highest to lowest. Projects are considered for funding in descending order of their ranking. The DAC may also recommend funding amounts that differ from the amount requested. (Project applications do not have to be funded at the level requested but may not be funded at a level higher than requested) Section A,,,,,,,,,,,.'To Be Completed Iby"I"DC Administrative Office ❑ This application has been reviewed and accepted as a permissible TDC expenditure for the use of bed tax revenue. Project Category (check one) ❑ Convention Center ❑ Fishing Pier ❑ Auditorium ❑ Public Facilities ❑ Sports Stadium ❑ Museum ❑ Aquarium (reviewed on separate ❑ Sports Arena ❑ Zoological Park ❑ Beach or Beach Park worksheet ❑ Coliseum ❑ Nature Center Facility/Channel/ Estuary/ Lagoon ❑ The applicant has provided satisfactory proof that 100% of the required funds are available to begin and complete the project prior to requesting reimbursement from TDC. ❑ This project is ready to begin upon approval of the Agreement by the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners. Section IB ........... . 'To IBe Coirnpleted by (DAC Members Scoring Instructions DAC members should score each question using a 1-5 scale: (1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest). To be considered for funding, the applicant must receive a score of 18 points or higher from a majority of sitting DAC members. Evaluation Criteria (1-5 Scale) 1. Planning and Readiness - Evaluate the planning and readiness of the project to commence. Score: 2. Tourism Purpose -Evaluate whether the project has a primary purpose of promoting tourism. Score: 3. Projected Visitors -Evaluate the projected number of annual visitors and the method used to calculate the estimate. Score: 4. Marketing Plan -Evaluate the applicant's marketing plan for this project. Score: 5. Clarity of Application -Evaluate how clearly and adequately the application provides information for review. Score: 6. Overnight Visitor Impact - Evaluate the project's overall effectiveness in drawing overnight visitors to the destination. Score: Print Name: Signature: Date: Mlamroe Clourity"F Uir, iii sm ,' Deve III III lire n t CL, irec flII �FY 2027 CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDING APPLICATION Table of Contents Application Overview Questions & Correspondence........................................................................................................ 2 Public Notice Requirements.......................................................................................................... 2 SubmissionInstructions..................................................................................................................2 Confidential Financial Information................................................................................................ 2 VirtualBid Opening....................................................................................................................... 2 CapitalProject Funding Process.................................................................................................... 3 Eligibility....................................................................................................................................... 3 ReviewProcess.............................................................................................................................. 3 FundingAvailability...................................................................................................................... 3 MultipleDistrict Funding................................................................................................................ 3 ImportantInformation.................................................................................................................... 4 PublicRecords............................................................................................................................... 4 ProjectCommencement................................................................................................................. 4 ApplicantResponsibilities............................................................................................................. 4 Reimbursement Restrictions........................................................................................................... 4 Maintenance Requirements............................................................................................................. 5 PermitRequirements....................................................................................................................... 5 Insurance Requirements................................................................................................................. 5 Quotes, Procurement & Contract Requirements............................................................................ 6 Projects Requesting $50,000.00 or Less ("Streamlined Process") ................................................. 9 PublicFacilities Funding................................................................................................................ 10 Workshopfor Applicants................................................................................................................ 11 Permissible Uses for Capital Project Funds................................................................................... 12 FY 2027 Capital Funding Application SECTION 1— District Selection.................................................................................................. 13 SECTION 2 — Applicant Information.......................................................................................... 13 SECTION 3 — Designated Project Contact.................................................................................. 13 SECTION 4 — PROJECT LOCATION DETAILS.......................................................................14 SECTION 5 — FACILITY OWNERSHIP & TYPE.................................................................... 14 SECTION 6 — PROJECT SCOPE................................................................................................ 14 SECTION 7 — OWNERSHIP CONDITIONS & COMPLIANCE...............................................15 SECTION 8 — CODE ENFORCEMENT STATUS.....................................................................15 NON-PROFIT OGRANIZATIONS...............................................................................................15 GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES.....................................................................................................16 PUBLIC FACILITIES....................................................................................................................17 USE OF STRUCTURE/FACILITY................................................................................................18 OWNERSHIP AND OPERATIONAL ELIGIBILITY..................................................................19 Monroe t;m.n�,ay"'Touor'ist IIlye rrlllqlprernl: t:�om�n�,mcflf IFY 2027Capp ftalll Project ppiica�don TRANSFER OF REAL PROPERTY TO THE COUNTY..........................................................19 ACQUISITION FUNDING REQUESTS....................................................................................20 PROTECTION OF PROPERTY...................................................................................................20 THREATS TO PROPERTY.........................................................................................................20 DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS.......................................20/21 PRESENT PHYSICAL CONDITION OF SITE.........................................................................22 STATUS OF PROJECT PLANNING..........................................................................................23 PROJECT CONSULTANT INFORMATION.............................................................................23 ARCHITECTURAL OR CONSTRUCTION SERVIES AGREEMENT ....................................23/24 W-9............................................................................................................................................... 25 NEWVENDOR FORM................................................................................................................26 VENDOR INFORMATION UPDATE REQUEST FORM..........................................................27 INSURANCE CHECKLIST........................................................................................................ 28-33 ATTACHMENTS AND CERTIFICATIONS............................................................................. 34 FY 2027 CAPITAL PROJECT (BRICKS & MORTAR) FUNDING APPLICATION Request for Applications for Capital Projects (Bricks & Mortar) All applicants must download and use the current application available on the County's electronic bidding platform: Ib.LLIps„//imoniroecouiryt� f .boir�fiiirellhu�alb.coirn OR..........................::ir�,oir�,iroeco j t fl,• ov/IBonfiiirel3iids Use of any other version will result in the application being rejected. All instructions must be followed exactly for the application to be accepted. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Tuesday, June 30, 2026 All applications must be submitted no later than 5:00 p.m. (close of business) on the deadline date. Questions & Correspondence All inquiries —except for submission of the application —must be directed to: Monroe County Tourist Development Council Contact: Crystal Blaskis & Maxine Pacini Email: nirartsCr tla-••-keys„coirn Please note: Questions regarding project eligibility submitted fewer than 10 business days before the deadline may not receive a response. Public Notice Requirements Pursuant to IF.S 50. 211f3�fab, all competitive solicitation notices are available at: ;�uvv,;,,;(fl,�,irii,',,pu Iblliicinoti ces„coirn Submission requirements and evaluation criteria may be obtained from the County's Bonfire platform listed above. Public records are available upon request. Submission Instructions The Monroe County Purchasing Department only accepts electronic submissions via the Bonfire platform. Do NOT submit sealed bids by: Email, Mail, Hand -delivery Such submissions WILL NOT be accepted. All bids must be submitted via Bonfire at: IhtLp...;.//i o.iniro cq irlL fI„bonNrellhulb„coirn Submission Deadline: No later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. There is no cost to use the Bonfire platform. Confidential Financial Information Do not include confidential financial information within your main proposal. Dedicated upload sections are provided for such documents. Under Florida's public records law: • Proposals become public after an intended decision or 30 days, whichever occurs first, unless all bids are rejected pursuant to IF;; ;; ,119.0711.•,,•;,. • Any financial information included within your proposal (instead of the confidential upload section) will be publicly viewable. Virtual Bid Opening The bid opening for this solicitation will be conducted virtually at: Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 Time: 9:00 A.M. Participants may join via internet or phone using the following: Join Zoom Meeting: https://mcbocc.zoom.us/m/4509326156 Meeting ID: 450 932 6156 One -Tap Mobile: +1 646 518 9805„4509326156# (New York) / +1 669 900 6833„4509326156# (San Jose) Dial by Location: +1 646 518 9805 (New York) rmn ro ounty Tourist IIDevlllo pmnt Couim"md ., morraProject AppHcadon This funding program supports facilities whose primary purpose is to promote tourism in Monroe County. The Monroe County Tourist Development Council (TDC) administers the four -cent (40) bed tax, which supports tourism marketing and capital improvements. Each year, the TDC releases a Request for Applications (RFA) for Capital Project funding. Eligibility To qualify, projects must be: • Owned and operated by a governmental entity or a non-profit organization • Open to the public • Used primarily for tourism -related purposes Not eligible: • Individuals • For -profit businesses • Organizations not registered in Florida • Entities that are neither the owner nor operator of the facility Review Process • All applications are reviewed by the appropriate District Advisory Committees (DACs). • DACs make funding recommendations to the Tourist Development Council (TDC). • If the TDC approves the recommended funding allocation, the administrative office coordinates with the project manager to establish a project agreement. • The proposed agreement is then presented to the County for final approval. Funding Availability • Capital Project funding may reimburse up to 100% of eligible project expenditures. • Applicants must demonstrate that 100% of project funding is available at the time of application. • TDC funds may not be used as matching funds. • Work may not begin until BOCC approval of the agreement. Applying for Funding in Multiple Districts If a project benefits more than one TDC district, applicants may: 1. Standard Method (most common) Allocate specific portions of the request to multiple DACs: • Each DAC reviews only the funding requested from its district. • The majority of funds should be requested from the district where the project is physically located. • If nearby districts benefit, requests may reflect that tourism impact. 2. Emergency Circumstances (rare) Applicants may request the full project amount from multiple DACs only when: • Public health or safety is at immediate risk, or • There is imminent danger of losing public or private property Requirements: • Applicant must submit documentation demonstrating the emergency. • If one DAC awards partial funding, remaining DAC requests must be adjusted. • DAC decisions cannot be revised based on other DACs' decisions once finalized. ' Immmn ro ounty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pment Counc'mlll FY 2027 Capi4� Project ApplHcadon Public Records All application materials are public records, except those that are exempt under Florida law. Prohibition on Lobbying Applicants may not lobby or attempt to influence: • DAC members • TDC Board members • Evaluation or scoring • Award recommendations • Negotiations Violation may result in disqualification. Project Commencement No portion of the funded project may begin prior to approval of the agreement by the BOCC. Work described in Exhibit A must begin within the same fiscal year funding is awarded. Example: FY 2027 funding applies to work beginning Oct. 1, 2026 — Sept. 30, 2027. Note: Fundingbecomes available on October 1, 2026. The start date for all grant -funded activities must occur on or after December 9th, 2026. Business Registration Applicants must be registered to do business in Florida. Prior to filling out the application, please go to orvvvvu.,.u,ilbiiz...oirg to ensure that your organization is registered. Print the Sunbiz record and attach as Exhibit A. Applicant Responsibilities - • All preparation and submission costs are the applicant's responsibility. • A complete, signed application must be submitted on time. • Once submitted, the application must stand alone; no additional information may be added unless requested. • All attachments should be noted as such in the top right-hand corner of each sheet. The application shall be considered complete upon receipt and should stand alone with no other information being provided after -the -fact (other than any additional information that may be requested by the TDC administrative office, or questions from the DAC at the allocation meeting). Applicants should familiarize themselves with referenced online materials noted in this application. Review the �apj[npll.... freement„ Reimbursement Restrictions • Work performed before BOCC approval is not eligible. • Be advised that if your organization is awarded funding, you will be required to enter into an agreement which requires you to maintain accurate and complete documentation of the project. Any substantive project changes require a signed amendment. Follow the reimbursement procedures in the ,S,�,irm21 If iiir Ik�,u it i nL IPa.c.l .t. Project Management Requirement Monroe oonty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pment Counc'mlll FY 2027 Capi4� Project ApplHcadm EI If the project does not involve a licensed architect, engineer, or general contractor, the applicant must appoint a qualified project manager. Tax Exemption The TDC/County is exempt from: • Federal taxes • Excise taxes • State of Florida sales tax Maintenance Requirements Applicants are responsible for: • All maintenance and operation of funded facilities • Insurance coverage for funded improvements • Proper handling and safekeeping of funded assets Asset disposal must comply with: • I,�pir„; ,IF;,,; (governmental entities) • 1q .1p1 ir_ I:L_E,5., (non-profit organizations) Permit Requirements • Applicants must secure all federal, state, and local permits. • Award of funds under this application does not indicate any development approval by the County and applicants are required to comply with all County concurrency requirements under land use laws of the County and State. • Permit reimbursement for non -profits is limited to the physical construction segment. Permit reimbursement is allowed only within the final segment of the project, as outlined in the approved agreement. Permits obtained before BOCC approval of the funding agreement will not be reimbursed. Insurance Requirements If requesting $50,000 or more in funding: • Applicants must complete Exhibit N (pages 28-31 of the application). • Applicants must submit current insurance certificates meeting all requirements in the funding agreement. If requesting $50,000 or less in funding - Applicants must maintain general liability insurance with limits of at least $300,000 per occurrence, naming Monroe County BOCC as Additional Insured. Waiver requests may be submitted in writing and are subject to approval by the County Risk Manager. Please note: The TDC/County does not reimburse any insurance -related costs for the project. Performance Guarantee By submitting this application, the applicant certifies and warrants that they have the financial capacity to complete the project as described, without requiring additional TDC/County funds. Applicants must provide written proof that 100% of project funds are available at the time of application. Acceptable documentation includes: Bank Statements A signed letter from a bank certifying that funds are available for the project. Documentation of an approved line of credit dedicated to the project. Monroe C"ounnty Tourist Dev6bpnnent Counc 111 Additional requirements: The applicant may be asked to demonstrate that funds are available to complete all other active TDC- funded projects. For amendments to existing agreements, proof of available funds may again be required. Governmental applicants must submit a line -item budget for the project and proof that it was adopted by their governing body. Certification Statement: By submitting the application, the applicant affirms that neither the organization, its principals, nor any previously owned businesses are or have ever been in default under any Monroe County contract. Default includes failure to meet contractual obligations resulting in legal action or involvement of a bonding company. In -Kind Services (Non -Profit Applicants Only) Non-profit organizations not requesting 100% of the project cost may use in -kind contributions to cover up to 50% of their out-of-pocket expenses. Eligible In -Kind Services • Donated labor • Donated materials • Donated goods or services A detailed schedule of values for each contribution must be provided with the application. Valuation Requirements • Donated labor must be valued at the reasonable hourly rate for the task performed. Example: A licensed architect volunteering to paint may only claim the market rate of a painter, not an architect's hourly rate. Limitations The following may NOT be included as in -kind contributions: • Waived governmental fees • Any portion contributing toward property acquisition • Permitting, administrative, overhead, or operational expenses The TDC/County may request valuation adjustments or deny certain in -kind items. Approved In -kind Contributions: • Must be listed in the final agreement • Are not reimbursable • May only be increased if the applicant receives less funding than requested Governmental Entities Governmental applicants must follow all federal, state, and local procurement policies applicable to their agency. When submitting for reimbursement, applicants must provide: • A copy or link to the agency's procurement regulations • Documentation demonstrating compliance with those regulations for each vendor, contractor, or consultant used Monroe C"ounty Tourist III:" ev llbpnrient Coun c 111 Fy 2027 Ca p fta� 11 Project ApplHcadon Not -for -Profit Organizations - Required Quotes Project Cost Quote Requirement $10,000 — $100,000 Two (2) written quotes $100,000+ Three (3) written quotes Documentation of Efforts When submitting reimbursement requests, applicants must demonstrate diligent effort to obtain the required number of quotes. Documentation may include: • Telephone logs • Copies of emails • Communication notes • Correspondence from vendors If the required number of quotes cannot be obtained: Notarized Explanation Required The organization's President/CEO must submit a notarized statement: • Explaining why sufficient quotes could not be obtained • Affirming that all reasonable efforts were made Including supporting documentation Sole -Source Purchases If an item or service is available from only one provider: 1. Applicant must submit a notarized sole -source justification, explaining the uniqueness of the vendor/product. 2. The TDC Administrative Office must review the request. 3. The County must approve the justification in advance. 4. Purchase may only occur after approval. Failure to obtain prior approval may result in denial of reimbursement. All documentation must accompany reimbursement requests. Construction & Contract Compliance Requirements By submitting this application, applicants certify that all contracts relating to the project comply with: 1q,q1P19..!E ,,,,,,,Elgiriid'a;;I , .u;L. ; (public construction) • .1q..Ip1 ,ir.. ZA.Y....IFllgi.!.da.. latu:uLe (public property) • 1gaip 9..!E2E,,,,,,E!19riid a;.., S;( a,tu;u; (procurement of professional services) • All other applicable federal, state, and local requirements Applicants must also provide TDC/County representatives with: a) Access Access to the project site at any time for: • Progress inspections • Verification of materials • Compliance reviews Monroe roe ounty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pmnt Couiormcflf FY 2027Capi4m Project ct ppllkadon b) Documentation Copies of: • All subcontracts • All requests for quotes or bids • All documentation verifying compliance with procurement requirements • A complete list of subcontractors c) Records Access Applicants must maintain all project -related records: • For a minimum of four (4) years after agreement termination • In accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) • Even if other agencies require longer retention periods Records must be available to: The TDC Monroe County State and federal auditors Termination for Default/Convenience: The TDC/County reserves the right to terminate the agreement if: • The applicant fails to properly or faithfully perform the project • Funding availability changes or becomes insufficient If termination occurs: The County will provide 30 days' written notice Only allowable costs incurred prior to termination and compliant with the agreement may be reimbursed Payment Requirements To receive reimbursement: • Applicants must submit all required documentation to the Monroe County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller's Finance Department • Applicants must use the TDC Application for Payment forms provided in the reimbursement packet • Required supporting documentation must accompany each request 10% Withhold The County will withhold 10% of every progress payment until: • The entire project is completed • The County certifies the project as complete Design, Engineering & Architectural Costs These costs are not reimbursable unless the project is funded as a Public Facilities project in accordance with the Florida Attorney General Office's AGO2021 02 opinion. If eligible: • Costs are reimbursed only after completion of the physical construction segment • Reimbursement for design/engineering must occur in the final segment of the project • No reimbursable design work may begin before BOCC approval • Applicants may include preliminary plans for review with the application Acquisition of Property Property acquisition projects are eligible only if all criteria below are met: Funding Availability: Applicants must demonstrate they have 100% of the purchase price available. Monroe C"ounty"'Tour'ist Dev6bpnnent Cuormc 111 FY 2027 Capirt 111 Project ApplHcafion P Acceptable documentation includes: • Bank statements • Letter from bank certifying available funds • Documentation of an approved purchase loan Title Requirements • Property must have no outstanding liens • Applicant must hold clear title at closing • Reimbursement requires proof of clear title in the contracting entity's name Use Requirements The property must be used as a tourism facility for at least ten (10) years. If the property stops meeting this requirement: • The County may require prorated repayment of TDC funds Additional Rules • No down payments or purchases may occur before BOCC approval • In -kind services cannot be applied toward acquisition • Reimbursement is issued in a single payment after all agreement requirements are completed • A Restrictive Covenant will be required to secure TDC/County investment Acknowledgments Projects receiving TDC funding must display a permanent 12" x 12" public acknowledgment at the project site in a visible and accessible location. In addition, applicants are requested to do a local press release about the project and funding received from theTDC. The cost of this acknowledgement shall not be reimbursable. Funding Allocations District Advisory Committees (DACs), the TDC, and Monroe County may: • Reduce funding amounts • Deny funding requests DACs may not exceed the amount requested by the applicant. Projects Requesting $50,000.00 or Less ("Streamlined Process") Applicants requesting $50,000.00 or less may follow the simplified procedure, which eliminates: • The need for a BOCC-approved contract • County Engineering Department review Insurance documentation requirements: Applicants must maintain general liability insurance with limits of at least $300,000 per occurrence, naming Monroe County BOCC as Additional Insured. Waiver requests may be submitted in writing and are subject to approval by the County Risk Manager. This allows for a faster project start date. Applicants must: • Swear or affirm compliance with streamlined requirements • Receive a Project Summary Sheet and Reimbursement Packet • Follow simplified reimbursement instructions Sample documents: I IP III,,,,IE ri:)c P ROJ Ecr SUMMARY SIH IE IE"r ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Monroe C"ount "'Tourist Dev6bpnnent Counc 111 {7 Public Facilities Funding TDC Capital Funds may support public facilities that increase tourism, consistent with Ii;;;;;; ,;;,,,,................................ ..,04 a 6 Key Requirements • BOCC approval by two-thirds vote • Independent professional analysis (funded by the TDC) showing positive tourism impact • TDC may fund up to 70% of total project cost is:lublliic Faciilliitiies Flow Chart .......................................................................................................................................... Applications must contain two project segments: Segment 1 — Independent Study Segment 2 — Physical Project Requests up to 100% funding Requests up to 70% of total project cost Must include estimated completion date Proceeds only if the study confirms a positive tourism impact Reimbursed only after Study is completed and submitted If the study is negative: • Agreement terminates Applicant is reimbursed for the study segment only Approval & Progression After DAC and TDC approval, both segments are included in one agreement submitted to the BOCC. The BOCC must approve the agreement by two-thirds vote. If the independent study shows a positive tourism impact, the project may move forward. If the study does not show a positive impact, the remaining agreement terminates, but the applicant will still be reimbursed for the study (subject to caps). Additional guidance is available in the is:)u1b11ii.p lf::`adlli'r�ii IF::alov�r_ Ir arL Definition of "Public Facilities" - Facilities must have a life expectancy of five (5) years or more, including but not limited to: -Transportation infrastructure -Sanitary sewer systems -Solid waste facilities -Drainage infrastructure -Potable water systems -Pedestrian facilities Public Record Notice All information submitted or disclosed during the application process is considered a public record under Florida law. Total Project Cost Estimates When estimating project costs, applicants must consider: -Consumer Price Index (CPI) -Current inflation trends -Local construction and material conditions -Supply chain challenges or potential variances -If an engineer, architect, or consultant prepared cost estimates, applicants must ensure these factors were appropriately included. Monroe roe ovnty "'Tourist Ill ev6lb pment t:,'ouin(:111 FY 2027 Cap piita�11 Project AIpplkaflon 10 Download & Submission Requirements All applicants must download the most current version of this application from: !h.�tp.:-Jl�onroeco�rntR.1borfiirehu�:corn OR vw.ronroeo tt��ov/i: onfirei: ids�lii:.ii,,.:;.. .l,i Use of an outdated application will result in automatic rejection. If additional Rounds of FY 2027 funding are released: • Applicants must download the updated application. • Reusing this version for later rounds will result in rejection. Submission Requirements Applications must be uploaded to the County's Bonfire platform by the stated deadline and in the format described on the first page. It is solely the applicant's responsibility to ensure the application is successfully uploaded before the deadline. A workshop will be held via zoom for those applicants that are interested in applying for funding. Attendance is strongly recommended. TDC Office Host is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Capital Funding Workshop Time: May 19, 2026 10:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting Ih�tp//c�Ir0,,uiii/98521'36552pwd:::::CZOinn011inrilf'tg811 1 i9OlFsirdgblf::::wevaIKOII„1 Meeting ID: 985 2173 6552 Passcode:186958 One tap mobile +13052241968„98521736552#,,,,*186958# US +16469313860„98521736552#,,,,*186958# US Join instructions Ih; p -'// ; om..,upus/Ir�,gg;Li'ilr� s/9$521' 36552/iinviitatiions sii natuire.::::.nwIHU' Its"AiriniiZlH>Cn9oIf:30CIFI J4Slb21(IIwIIVI uClf'Y IbII NssS in IM ................ This funding program is designed for facilities whose primary purpose is to promote tourism in Monroe County. Capital (Bricks & Mortar) funds support the construction, renovation, expansion, and major repair of qualifying facilities that are permanently affixed to a structure or site. Applicant Eligibility To be eligible for Capital Project funding projects must be owned and operated by a governmental entity, or Monroe ounty "'Tourist IIDevlib pmnt C'ounc 111 FY 2027 Clapmftam ll Project Applkadon 11 a non-profit organization and open to the public. Individuals and for -profit businesses are not eligible. Applicants must provide: -Proof of property ownership, long-term lease, or service contract; and -Documentation showing the organization has the expertise and financial capability to operate and maintain the facility. Permissible Uses of TDC Capital Funds Capital project funds may be used within Monroe County for the following purposes, as authorized by E1,010; 1. Tourist -Oriented Public Facilities and Venues Funds may be used to acquire, construct, extend, enlarge, remodel, repair, improve, maintain, or operate one or more of the following: -Convention centers, sports stadiums, arenas, or coliseums -Auditoriums that are: -Publicly owned and operated, or -Publicly owned and operated by organizations that are exempt from federal taxation pursuant to 26 U.S.C. s. 501(c)(3) -Aquariums or museums that are: -Publicly owned and operated, or -Owned and operated by non-profit organizations and open to the public -Zoological parks, fishing piers, or nature centers that are publicly owned or non-profit operated and open to the public These facilities must be located within the county or the sub -county special taxing district where the tourist development tax is collected. 2. Beach, Shoreline, and Waterway Improvements Funds may be used to finance, construct, improve, maintain, or restore coastal and inland water -related facilities, including: -Beach or beach park facilities -Beach, channel, estuary, or lagoon: -Improvement, maintenance, re -nourishment, restoration, erosion control, construction of beach groins or shoreline protection structures -Enhancement, clean-up, or restoration of publicly accessible: -Inland lakes, rivers, and other water bodies These activities must relate directly to the physical preservation of the natural resource. 3. Public Facilities Needed to Increase Tourism Funds may also be used to acquire, construct, extend, enlarge, remodel, repair, improve, maintain, operate, or finance public facilities that directly support and increase tourist -related business activity, in accordance with Such projects must meet specific statutory conditions (outlined in the Public Facilities section of the application). Statutory Compliance All uses of Tourist Development Tax revenue must comply with ......S..... ;,010 , as amended. Projects must clearly demonstrate alignment with the statute and the TDC:'s mission of promoting tourism in Monroe County. CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDING APPLICATION Only complete the sections of page 13, 14, or 15 which correspond to your type of application. Please review project cost requirements on page 9 before completing financial sections. SECTION 1 - DISTRICT SELECTION Select the district in which the project is physically located: Monroe roe ovnty "'Tourist Ill Dev6lbppmment Councflf I FY 2027 tm:sppmftMs l Project ppmplHmuWafiion 12 ❑ District I: Key West (Encompasses the city limits of Key West) ❑ District II: Lower Keys (From the city limits of Key West to the west end of the Seven Mile Bridge) ❑ District III: Marathon (From the west end of the Seven Mile Bridge to the Long Key Bridge) ❑ District IV: Islamorada (Between the Long Key Bridge and Mile Marker 90.939) ❑ District V: Key Largo (From Mile Marker 90.940 to the Dade/Monroe County Line, including mainland Monroe County) SECTION 2 - APPLICANT INFORMATION Applicant Organization Registered Legal Name (as listed on vw,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, u;u,ir2,lbii�;.,:.-oir ): (Attach Sunbiz printout as Exhibit A) Type of Applicant: ❑ Non -Profit Organization ❑ Governmental Entity Project Title: Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN): SECTION 3 - DESIGNATED PROJECT CONTACT Provide the primary point of contact responsible for correspondence, agreement execution, and reimbursement communication. Name & Title: Telephone/Mobile Number: Email Address: Mailing Address: Facility Website (if applicable): SECTION 4 - PROJECT LOCATION DETAILS Provide the complete physical location of the proposed project. • Street Address: • Real Estate Number (RE#): • Legal Description (lot/block/subdivision): • Attach a project location map. SECTION 5 - FACILITY OWNERSHIP & TYPE Monroe Cbun ty "'Tourist IIDe6lbpmnent Coa�jinc'fIII FY 2027 CApiirtal Project Applkafioni 13 Ownership Structure Select one: ❑ Publicly owned and operated ❑ Owned and operated by a non-profit organization ❑ Publicly owned but operated by a non-profit organization Facility Classification Select the category that best describes your facility. Eligible facilities must comply with E.. ..... , . ,,01..Q .(5 (a ❑ Convention Center ❑ Sports Stadium ❑ Sports Arena ❑ Coliseum ❑ Auditorium ❑ Aquarium ❑ Museum ❑ Zoological Park ❑ Nature Center SECTION 6 — PROJECT SCOPE Indicate the primary scope of the project: ❑ Acquire ❑ Remodel ❑ Construct ❑ Repair ❑ Extend ❑ Improve ❑ Enlarge ❑ Fishing Pier ❑ Beach or Beach Park Facility, Channel, Estuary, or Lagoon ❑ Public Facility meeting the conditions of I;;,S;. „1.2::.01.24.(. (. If your project involves a Beach or Beach Park Facility, select all that apply: ❑ Improve ❑ Maintenance ❑ Renourishment ❑ Construct ❑ Restoration ❑ Repair ❑ Erosion Control SECTION 7 — OWNERSHIP CONDITIONS & COMPLIANCE If the TDC/County requires a Conservation Easement, Deed Restriction, or Mortgage Note requiring repayment of TDC funds in the event of ownership transfer or change in use, are you willing to execute such documents? Monroe roe (�:buor ty "'Tourist Ill e6lb pnnent Council IFY 2027 Cap piita�11 Project Ilppiiicaflar: ri 14 ❑ Yes ❑ No SECTION 8 - CODE ENFORCEMENT STATUS Does your organization or the property associated with this application have any outstanding code violations, fines, costs, or liens? (Pursuant to Monroe..CountY applicants with unresolved code enforcement fines are ineligible for funding.) ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, please explain (100 characters): Payment may be authorized for up to one hundred percent (100%) reimbursement of the total cost of each project segment, subject to the maximum reimbursement amount established in the funding agreement. The applicant must be prepared to pay the full cost of each segment upfront before requesting reimbursement. For purposes of this application: No more than fifty percent (50%) of the organization's out-of-pocket costs may consist of in -kind services or materials. In -kind services are not eligible for reimbursement. If TDC funds are awarded at less than 100% of the total project cost, the organization may request approval to allocate additional in -kind contributions after submission of the application; such requests must be formally incorporated into the final agreement. Projects may be divided into two or three segments. Once a segment is fully completed, the applicant may apply to the TDC for reimbursement of the TDC-funded portion of that segment. For acquisition of property, refer to the important information on page 9. Project Funding Summary — Non -Profit Applicants Category 1FDescription Amount Total Project Cost Total cost of the project as proposed Is TDC Funds Requested Up to 100% of Total Project Cost $ JOrganization's Out -of -Pocket Cost ITotal Project Cost minus TDC Funds Requested $ Confirmed In -Kind Services JJUp to 50% of Out -of -Pocket Cost Is Confirmed / Available Hard Dollar Funds Total Project Cost minus In -Kind Services $ Monroe rime (:bunty "'Tourist Ill e6lb pment Councflf IFY707"7 Cap piita�11 Project AIpplkaflon 15 Category IlDescription JArnount Organization's Financial Investment Out -of -Pocket Cost minus In -Kind Services I $ In -Kind Services and Materials In the space below, list all confirmed in -kind services and goods, including their estimated fair -market values. All values are subject to review and negotiation by the TDC/County (250 characters). Please refer to page 6 of this application. Payment may be authorized for up to one hundred percent (100%) reimbursement of the total cost of each project segment, subject to the expenditure cap established in the agreement. The governmental applicant must be prepared to pay the entire cost of each segment in advance of seeking reimbursement. Projects may be divided into two or three segments. For acquisition of property, refer to the important information on page 9. Project Funding Summary — Governmental Applicants Category F Description Amount Total Project Cost Total cost of the project as proposed TDC Funds Requested Up to 100% of Total Project Cost Governmental Agency's Out -of- Pocket Cost Total Project Cost minus TDC Funds Requested Note: Please highlight the specific line item(s) in your agency's budget that support this project and attach the relevant portion of your approved budget as Exhibit B. Public Facilities applications must be submitted as one comprehensive application containing two segments: 1. Segment #1 — Independent Study (100% reimbursable) 2. Segment #2 — Physical Project Improvements (up to 70% reimbursable) Projects may be further divided into additional segments as needed and permitted within the final agreement. SEGMENT #1 — STUDY PHASE Payment for the Study Phase may be approved for up to 100% reimbursement, subject to the expenditure cap specified in the final agreement. Applicants must pay the entire cost upfront before seeking reimbursement. mmmn�oro ("bunt "'Tourist IIDe6lbpment C' unc 111 FY 2027 Ca pi4� Project ct ppllkadm: n 16 For property acquisition projects, refer to the acquisition requirements on page 9 of the application. Study Phase Funding Summary Category IDescription IlAmount Total Study Cost IFTotai cost of the study phase Is TDC Funds Requested Up to 100% of Total Study Cost 11s Governmental Agency's Out -of -Pocket Cost Total Study Cost minus TDC Funds Requested $ Budget Requirement: Highlight the relevant line item(s) in the agency's approved budget that support this study and attach as Exhibit B. Estimated Completion Date for Study: SEGMENT #2 — PHYSICAL PROJECT PHASE Segment #2 (physical construction/implementation) may be eligible for up to 70% reimbursement, subject to the expenditure cap in the agreement. Applicants must pay the full cost of each segment before requesting reimbursement. Project Phase Funding Summary Category Description Amount Total Project Cost (excluding study) Total cost of physical improvements Fs TDC Funds Requested Up to 70% of Total Project Cost Is Governmental Agency's Out -of -Pocket Cost Eotal Project Cost minus TDC Funds Requested $ Budget Requirement: Highlight the applicable line item(s) in the agency's budget and attach as Exhibit B. Required Confirmation of Funding Applicants must provide written confirmation that all required project funds (non-TDC portion) are committed and available at the time of application. (Attach as Exhibit B.) Use Of TDC Funds (350 characters) List specific items, services, or components for which TDC funds will be used. Do not include: • Warranty fees • Administrative or office costs • Retail space improvements • Design costs (unless the project is a Public Facility under statutory requirements) ' m"mmn ro C"�ount "'Tourist Dev6bpment Couinc:mlll IFY 202 (.A pmftam 11 Project Applkadon 17 1. Use of Structure / Facility nai use ana uate of construction (350 characters): b) Present Use (350 characters): c) rroposea use (3t)u characters): d) Photograph Requirement: Attach a current photograph of the existing site as Exhibit C. e) Historic Designation (350 characters): Indicate whether the property: • Is listed in the National Register of Historic Places • Is located within a National Register Historic District • Is a locally designated historic landmark • Is located within a locally designated historic district If located within a historic district, provide the official district name. This information may be obtained from the local planning agency with jurisdiction over the property. Monroe ounty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pmnt Counc'mlll FY 2027 Capi4� Project ppllkadorm 18 2. Ownership and Operational Eligibility All capital projects funded by the TDC must be owned and operated by either a governmental entity or a non-profit organization. Applicants must provide proof of property ownership, a long-term lease, or a service contract for the proposed project site, along with documentation demonstrating sufficient experience or financial capacity to operate the facility. (Enclose documentation as Exhibit D) Ownership or Interest in Property a) Official records reference for ownership documentation (e.g., deed book and page number). b) If the applicant does not own the property, provide: • A long-term lease or service contract, and • A notarized letter of consent from the property owner confirming approval for use of the property for the purposes outlined in this application. 3. Transfers of Real Property to the County If the proposed project involves the transfer of title of real property to Monroe County, the applicant must provide: • Two (2) current real estate appraisals, and • One (1) environmental assessment. (Enclose as Exhibit E) The TDC/County must determine, prior to acceptance of any donation or purchase, that: • The property does not present any environmental hazards or liabilities, and • The property serves a permissible governmental interest. Indicate any proposed title transfers below (200 characters): 4. Acquisition Funding Requests This section applies only to acquisition -related funding requests. Applicants must still complete Items 9-11 for all projects, including new construction, renovations, additions, and exhibits. Property Size Indicate the total acreage of the property to be acquired: Monroe ro ("bunty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pmnt Counc'mlll FY 2027 Capi4� Project ApplHcadon 19 When evaluating acquisition requests, the TDC will consider the appropriateness of the site size. Site size must: • Preserve the historic or environmental context of the structure or site (as applicable), and • Include no more property than necessary to meet project objectives. Because these considerations directly impact application requirements and costs, applicants are strongly encouraged to consult with the TDC Administrative Office before initiating acquisition documentation. 5. Protection of Property Indicate any state, federal, or local protections currently applicable to the property. More than one protection type may apply. Applicants must: • Provide citations for relevant local protective ordinances, and • Attach copies of all property -specific restrictive legal instruments. (Enclose as Exhibit F) By submitting this application, the applicant certifies that all existing restrictions have been fully disclosed. Failure to disclose restrictions may result in immediate termination of any agreement and repayment of all funds awarded. 6. Threats to Property Is the property currently threatened by imminent destruction, deterioration, or other loss, including but not limited to: • Demolition • Encroaching development • Vacancy • Adverse environmental conditions • Severe deterioration • Vandalism • Loss of structural integrity If yes, describe the threat(s) in detail and specify urgency (250 characters): 7. Development and Environmental Considerations a.) Building Restrictions Are there any recorded building restrictions, easements, or covenants on the site? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, describe below and attach all recorded documents. (250 characters) (Enclose as Exhibit G.) By submitting this application, the applicant certifies that all restrictions have been disclosed. Failure to do so may result in termination of the agreement and return of all funds. Description: Monroe roe C"�ounty "'Tourist Dev6bpnrient Cuormcflf Fy 2027 Ca p fta� 11 Project AppIkafion 20 b.) Concurrency and Land Use Compliance Is the proposed project compatible with Monroe County and/or municipal Concurrency Requirements under the existing and proposed Comprehensive Plan? ❑ Yes ❑ No Describe how this determination was made. Applications lacking information on existing permits or Planning Department review will be rejected. List aii requireci permits Tor the project (250 characters): c.) Endangered or Threatened Species Does the site contain endangered or threatened species of flora or fauna? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, attach explanation as Exhibit H. d.) Accessibility Compliance Will the project comply with: • I�,� fair 3 IPairt V IFlloiriida Statuaes, • ..I�IIhe Americans... ii:Qll�....lDiisalbiilliitii s Act... ❑ Yes ❑ No If no, attach explanation as Exhibit i. and IDA) of 1990. as amended? e.) Recycling Utilization Explain how recycling practices will be integrated into the execution of the proposed project (100 characters): f.) Public Accessibility and Use Describe the extent to which the property is currently, or will be, open to the public: • Hours per day: • Days per week: • Weeks per year: Estimate annual visitors/users upon project completion and explain how this estimate was determined:(100 characters For archaeological projects where public access is not possible, estimate the number of individuals who will access interpretive materials resulting from the project. Monroe rime ("rmunty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pmnt t:',oq�jiormc'fIII 21 g.) Signage on U.S.1 • Is there currently signage for the project/facility on U.S. 1? ❑ Yes ❑ No If no, indicate whether signage is planned and whether FDOT approval has been obtained. Explain below (250 characters): h.) Signage in Historic Districts • If the project is located in a Historic District, is signage currently installed? ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Not located in a Historic District i.) Parking Variances • Does the project require any parking variances? ❑ Yes ❑ No If ves, explain how this determination was made (100 characters 8. Present Physical Condition of Site Attach the legal description from county property tax records and indicate the present condition: ❑ Excellent — Fully habitable, no repairs needed, continuous maintenance evident; project involves expansion/enhancement. ❑ Good — Habitable and occupied; minor repairs required. ❑ Fair — Habitable but possibly vacant; structural and weather -tight integrity are compromised. ❑ Poor — Uninhabitable and vacant; major structural work required. -uescroe contnbuting tactors or Issues attecting current con(imon (250 characters): 9. Status of Project Planning Design/Architectural/Engineering expenses are only eligible for TDC funding if the project qualifies under the Public Facilities category. Any work initiated before approval by the Board of County Commissioners is at the applicant's own risk. Select all that apply: ❑ Not yet initiated Monroe ("bunt Touor''i t IIDe6lbprnent Coq�jiormcflf 22 ❑ Initiated ❑ Schematics completed ❑ Design development completed 10. Project Consultant Information ❑ Completed construction documents ❑ Required permits obtained Name and Address of Consultant (architect, engineer, contractor, etc.) (100 characters): Attach preliminary plans or architectural documents completed to date (one set). (Enclose as Exhibit J.) 11. Architectural or Construction Services Agreement Has an agreement for architectural or construction services been executed? ❑ Yes (costs will not be reimbursed by TDC) ❑ No ❑ Project does not require architectural services 1. Operations and Maintenance It is the policy of Monroe County not to fund the ongoing operations or maintenance costs of facilities. Applicants must therefore demonstrate a viable plan for sustaining the facility after restoration or rehabilitation is completed. In the space below, describe (250 characters): • How the structure(s) affected by this project will be maintained after completion • The sources of funding that will support ongoing maintenance • Estimated annual amounts associated with each funding source 2. Impact on Visitor Experience Explain how the proposed project will enhance or positively impact the visitor experience in Monroe County. Cite specific examples such as increased accessibility, improved amenities, preservation of cultural or historic resources, enhancement of recreational opportunities, or other benefits that support tourism and align with TDC goals. (250 characters) '' Io ui roe 1"bmity "'Tourist Dev6bpnrient Cv�jiormcflf FY 2027 C pitallProject Applkafim 23 3. Operational Capability and Long -Term Viability Applicants must demonstrate the capacity to: • Complete the project as proposed • Maintain and operate the facility as a long-term, publicly accessible tourist attraction • Implement a sustainable marketing and promotional program To satisfy this requirement, attach: • Exhibit K.1: Proposed operational budget for the completed facility • Explain your marketing plan and/or promotional strategy for attracting visitors (250 characters) These materials should clearly establish the project's long-term viability and its continued benefit to tourism in Monroe County. 4. Estimated Project Completion Date Please provide the estimated completion date for the project. Note: Funding becomes available on October 1, 2026. The start date for all grant -funded activities must occur on or after December 9th, 2026. Estimated Completion Date: COMPLETE THE W-9: Click on the II, ;IIIN�I (Ctrl+ left mouse click) to fill out the document. 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A )acquisihart w abandonment of Secured propartyl, Use Farrrn'W-13 only ifyou are a U.S. person (hbuding a resident allenj, to prow de your correct TIIIN. ffyou do nof return Form W-9 to the mquester with a VN, you might be subfflct,ro backup w0hhdddng� See What is backup wdhholduig, eater. one. teen. 110111MX Fir 'rf(,W-91�,R-r rG20118e This form must be completed ONLY if your organization has not previously conducted business with Monroe County. The completed form must be uploaded as a Confidential Financial Document in the Bonfire system. If it is not submitted under the confidential designation, it will become part of the public record. Click on the l..,J N I.K. (Ctrl+ left mouse click) to fill out the document. Save the document to your computer and attach it to your application as Exhibit M. Monroe ("ounty Tourist IIDe6llopltnent: Councfl1 �mY 2027 Capi4l Project ApplHcation 25 M�ONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NEW VENDOR FORM Mi forma ;s to be cermoeted to ADD a mew 'wendswm' jinfam2tdcwi to datlersriee Ca urxty, haarudba vent a'r database, Vt nudar must iwaxnnp4ve the en,14e fww'ma and Vn dude ae{ requw iad dcw umrwcntartrxnmva to vapprurt the cdmarnge w'egwest. Use dais foirenn for A NEW VENDOR, NAME CHANGE, GE, or TAX ID tkfdtNGE. I ndlivid uan or Business Name: Vendor EIII ! or Ilast 4 d digits Stiff: vendw P6nt of Contact Email l. Vendor Point of Contact, ll Purpose of New Vendor: SEC Ill, u — IMrAdl OR, REMITTANCE ADDRESS Ill llyOlt,' IltfTII (Must 'rtrwrkwdt a emmmmpirtLd IRS Form Irra and 'a rms y of vendor imn!wedi!ce with Idin , asdda�ess, vendor ItlilEklllll9ng Adgdlrew Rerntuttance mess if different ft'owmn Makling Address:: Adldtlrew Address: City: State. Zip. E.ity� State. ziip. SECTION f -- OTHER REQUIRED l IliumpoN Must inrJ uede'a VOWED checkw a Bank Ceetl'Xicet!uett Leiter'. AV09DEDcf,aecimum t hamre thoe' endue a prepri!rwted n�e. d SankkCertification Letter mmway Rmavnc t1" dunk revp,nrsanx'atimae!'a scgn2tuure. We drat not accept depne!sit arp�e cur a vene wr'"a draefrnat rermu'itcaunCe letter', Ek nk Informatlioun for electronic dfelaosW 1099 Required? Bank crokllpnt 1Cytse' Checking � dav'1°tlngs ❑ yF E] N Bank Name: It Yejt pliesse chock 1099 'Type: ❑ At"Iornneuy' Name on dCcot Pnt' ❑ M odlicrdVHealthe.areu P'ayutnemttdi Bank Routing Number, ❑ Non-Ermn loyee Compensation ..............................�... ❑ tthsir income Bank Account Number ............. Redmto&s EE'IlliOM f~ — VENDOR AUT11IEI I Iw ri l The fa mm must be signed by a Ipex'sam with check s1,gMng; antthWiity mane the cawmnpamzyt I!l.t^ed, LN!rmder Penalties Of pergmarnr, 11 certtify that tire a@aWe linforrrmw *n ua comp4te and accurale.1 ,vuVreritt Monroe Cainty, Fdo6cia to remit paym ant inta the bank account ortand s4drets indicated akmo". Thda auttvoriaatasmn w0l rembizin "urn effect uuen1l Monroe C"nt'y, Florida hu rec e,m4a in awrib np,, a caneefiatmarn notAsaamsn. Sesrtatu to 'TAW ......................... Print Name Phone Number Bate STATE or COUNTY o,r _ The foregoing ilrm:trraMemtt was ac:krto+aalledt eml before rime by means of pmfeyslcan ptreseroce aar onlfimre notarlxation, this _ day of _ _ 20- by Ks" andrlte (SEAL) emmet.'rype, .Steam camsmisbafled ha!Ine at Notary Person afly Known OR Produred Idermtrficatiiiiown . Type crf Ildentifibcation Probttcedp This form must be completed ONLY if your organization has previously conducted business with Monroe County and needs to update vendor information. The completed form must be uploaded as a Confidential Financial Document in the Bonfire system. If it is not submitted under the confidential designation, it will become part of the public record. Click on the IIII,, ,IK' (Ctrl+ left mouse click) to fill out the document. Save the document to your computer and attach it to your application as M. ' lorime ovlln'ty Tourist II I:"fevdlllldmip rrient': f,rmur'mc'mlll FY 2027 fm;ap°fir4ll Project Application 26 M 0 N ROE C 0 U NTY:, FLO Rl DA BOARD, OF COUNTY COMM ISSION ERS VENDOR INFORMATION UPDATE REQUESTFORM lrhif.— is .to be—.plteol to upwdam,e —no— in Mo.— C—ty, Mond. —nd— re-6. V—dar --t —.pletethe f.—1 ­6 includazlfl required 'dam ument2llcms tD 1UPPOrt tm!7Ch;2ngE7 MqUeSt. Do not use this forim fur nairne or taus: 111D crI requiest; ithiIs is cunaidered a new veindur cweatihott,., Indi'vid'Llal or IBusirness I "e'enorI or Illiast 4 digits SSN: Vendor Point of Contact: Pho,ne: I select the type, of chainge: El Banilking: III iniformatio, In 1:1 Malifiling oor Rernfttance Address SIECTION A — FINANCIAL I ITION 111INFOftIMA1LFOIN We do, not a-cpatdcIaosit silps or a vcmda,J`s Irrtern;w1l, remitt.—cm I'att— New Bank [InfoTmation: PiI Bank Infor-InhatiI Ban1k.Account TVpe-. Elhecking FISaviIings BainkAccoiuintType: FICheclking FISavings Bank I Bank Nanva: Narne on AP=Unt: Nairne. on Arrouinit:: Bank Routing Nuirnlbeir:� Baink Routing INiurnber: Bank.A.ccount NLIMIberr Bank Account Numbeir SIECTION B — PjAAl LING OR REMITrAINCE ADDRESS INFORMATION M—t limoiud. . . ..pltd I I VO and 2copy of —.d., in—i—.ith the no. Willing mddl—.. New Marfliling Add ress: Previous Mailliling Address: Address: Address: City: City: .Spate: Zip: Mate: Z-ljp:: SECTION C — VENDCJR AUTHORIZATION TF,e F.— ...t be sIiV.b by ;. Io--. -th cK—k ..tharive f— the —mp—V Hsted IUhd.,, Is—ffi- � porj,e�, III —Mfy that the b.— onPmrrn;atioh is cm-plet—d 2—rmte. I 2uth.ri.. r&—r— Ca—ty, fl—d. to remift p2ymant intm, the bank accouint orj—d 2,ddimss onidicateld ab— TKs;w.tlh.n,.;.tIo. wwill rc.ain in 0%.t until I Q—ty,, floriI has rece—d, iin writinr, a —cellation notification. Signature Title Print Narne Phone Numbeir I STATE OF CC UNITY OF Thie faTegaing instrument was acknowledged lbef�or�e me lby Igrmealns �off 0 phiysical presence �or []orline Inotarizaluorl,, tlNs day of_ 20­ lby Name ndT'rtlle (,SEAL) Prmt, TlfFl, Stamp C.m-,—... dNa—atll.try PeTsoinailly Known OR PirodlLiced Identification Type of Identification Pr�o,dluiced: IlMonroe ("ounty Tourist IIDe6lbpolmment: ColindI FY 2027 Capi41 Project Agyp" pIIication 27 INSURANCE CHECKLIST FOR VENDORS SUBMITTING PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR WORK To assist in preparing your proposal, the insurance coverages marked with an "X" indicate the requirements your organization must meet if awarded a contract. Vendors must sign and submit the completed insurance checklist with their proposal. The required insurance coverages are listed and described below. WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY Code Coverage X Workers' Compensation Requirements Statutory limits, including: • Bodily Injury by Accident • Bodily Injury by Disease (Policy Limit / Per Employee) WC1 Employers' Liability $100,000 / $500,000 / $100,000 WC2 Employers' Liability $500,000 / $500,000 / $500,000 WC3 Employers' Liability $1,000,000 / $1,000,000 / $1,000,000 WCUSLH U.S. Longshore & Harbor Workers Actil $1,000,000 EWC4kll Federal Jones Act 11 $1,000,000 GENERAL LIABILITY Minimum required coverage must include: • Premises Operations • Products & Completed Operations • Blanket Contractual • Personal Injury IMonroe C"ounty Tourist Dev6bpnnent Counc 111 W. Required Limits Code I Limit ISelected GL1 $300,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL2 $500,000 Combined Single Limit 0 GL3 $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑l GL4 $2,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL5 $3,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL6 $4,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL7 $5,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� Required Endorsements • GLLIQ — Liquor Liability (if applicable) • GLS — Security Services (if applicable) All endorsements must carry limits equal to the basic policy. BUSINESS AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY Coverage must include owned, non -owned, and hired vehicles. CodeI Limit 1Selected VL1 $50,000 per Person / $100,000 per Occurrence / $25,000 Property Damage OR $100,000 Combined Single Limit El Monroe roe C"�ourity "'Tourist IIDeIlb prnenl: Coa�jinm°flf Fy 2027 Ca p fta� 11 Project AppIHcafion 29 Code I Limit I Selected VL2 $200,000 per Person / $300,000 per Occurrence / $200,000 Property Damage x OR $300,000 Combined Single Limit VL3 $500,000 per Person / $1,000,000 per Occurrence / $100,000 Property Damage El OR $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit E 1. VL4 $5,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� Note: VL 1 may only be used for special projects involving other governmental or non-profit organizations and must be approved by Risk Management. MISCELLANEOUS COVERAGES Code I Coverage 11 Required Limits BR1 Builder's Risk IFull replacement value of completed project CLI Cyber Liability $1,000,000 MVC Motor Truck Cargo Limit equal to maximum shipment value PRO Professional Lia J$300,000 per Occurrence / $500,000 Aggregate PR02 Professional Lia J$500,000 per Occurrence / $1,000,000 Aggregate PR03 Professional Liability $1,000,000 per Occurrence / $2,000,000 Aggregate POL1 �� Pollution Liability $500,000 per Occurrence / $1,000,000 Aggregate POL2 Pollution Liabilit 1$1,000,000 per Occurrence / $2,000,000 Aggregate POL3 Pollution Liabilit J$3,000,000 per Occurrence / $6,000,000 Aggregate POL4 Pollution Liability $5,000,000 per Occurrence / $10,000,000 Aggregate EDT Employee Dish J$10,000 ED2 Employee Dishonesty $100,000 GK1 Garage Keepers Liabi J$300,000 ($25,000 per vehicle) GK2 Garage Keepers Liabi J$500,000 ($100,000 per vehicle) GK3 Garage Keepers Liabi J$1,000,000 ($250,000 per vehicle) Medical Professional MED1 Liability $300,000 / $750,000 Aggregate Medical Professional MED2 Liability $500,000 / $1,000,000 Aggregate Medical Professional MED3 Liability $1,000,000 / $3,000,000 Aggregate Medical Professional F ED]4 Liability $5,000,000 / $10,000,000 Aggregate IF Installation Floater Maximum value of equipment installed VLP1 Hazardous Cargo $300,000 (requires MCS-90 endorsement) Transporter Rd=�Transporter Hazardous Cargo $500,000 (requires MCS-90 endorsement) Monroe ro ("bunty "'Tourist IIDe6lb pmnt Couormcflf FY 2027 Capi4� Project Applkadon 30 11 Code I I Coverage II Required Limits Hazardous Cargo VLP3 Transporter $1,000,000 (requires MCS-90 endorsement) BLL Bailee Liability Imaximum value of County property in vendor's custody HKL1 Hangar Keepers 1$300,000 HKL2 Hangar Keepers Liabili 1$500,000 HKL3 E�Hangar Keepers Liability $1,000,000 HKL4 I (Hangar Keepers Liability II$5,000,000 I AIR1 Aircraft Liability j$1,000,000 AIR2 Aircraft Liability $5,000,000 AIR3 Aircraft Liability 1$50,000,000 Architect Errors & AEO1 $250,000 per Occurrence / $500,000 Aggregate Omissions Architect Errors & AEO2 $500,000 per Occurrence / $1,000,000 Aggregate Omissions Architect Errors & AEO3 F $1,000,000 per Occurrence / $3,000,000 Aggregate Omissions Architect Errors & AEO4 $5,000,000 per Occurrence / $10,000,000 Aggregate Omissions ARP All Risk Property Full replacement value of the structure Engineers Errors & EOJ Omissions $250,000 per Occurrence / $500,000 Aggregate EO2 Engineers Errors & $500,000 per Occurrence / $1,000,000 Aggregate Omissions EO3 Engineers Errors & $1,000,000 per Occurrence / $2,000,000 Aggregate Omissions Engineers Errors & EO4 Omissions $5,000,000 per Occurrence / $10,000,000 Aggregate WL1 Watercraft Liability $500,000 per Occurrence WL2 Watercraft Liability $1,000,000 per Occurrence I acknowledge that the insurance requirements outlined in this application are mandatory. If awarded a contract, I certify that all required insurance coverage will be obtained and maintained in full compliance with the agreement. Applicant Name (Printed): Monroe ("bunty Tourist IIDe6lbpnment Cunc 111 31 Applicant Signature: Title: Organization Name: INSURANCE CHECKLIST FOR VENDORS SUBMITTING PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR WORK GENERAL LIABILITY Minimum required coverage must include: • Premises Operations • Products & Completed Operations • Blanket Contractual • Personal Injury oinr'o C"�ount "'Tourist IIDevllbporn ent Couinc 111 32 Required Limits Code I Limit ISelected GL1 $300,000 Combined Single Limit GL2 $500,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL3 $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL4 $2,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL5 $3,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL6 $4,000,000 Combined Single Limit ❑� GL7 $5,000,000 Combined Single Limit lE Required Endorsements • GLLIQ — Liquor Liability (if applicable) • GLS — Security Services (if applicable) All endorsements must carry limits equal to the basic policy. I acknowledge that the insurance requirements outlined in this application are mandatory. If awarded a contract, I certify that all required insurance coverage will be obtained and maintained in full compliance with the agreement. Applicant Name (Printed): Applicant Signature: Title Organization Name: 192.168.85.12The following supporting documents are attached (as applicable): a.) ❑ Sunbiz Registration — Printout of "Detail by Entity" from Sunbiz.org (Exhibit A) b.) ❑ Documentation of Confirmed Project Funds — Bank verification letter or equivalent (Exhibit e) c.) ❑ Photograph of Existing Site (Exhibit C) oirvro C"�ount "'Tourist IIDevllb porn ent Couinc 111 33 d.) ❑ Proof of Ownership, Long -Term Lease, or Service Contract (Exhibit D) Include notarized owner consent if applicant is not the property owner. e.) ❑ Real Estate Appraisals and Environmental Assessment (if applicable) (Exhibit E) At least two (2) current appraisals and one (1) environmental assessment f.) ❑ Local Protective Ordinances — Citations or documentation (if applicable) (Exhibit F) g.) ❑ Recorded Easements and Restrictive Covenants (if applicable) (Exhibit G) h.) ❑ Description of Endangered or Threatened Species (if applicable) (Exhibit H) i.) ❑ ADA Accessibility Explanation (if applicable) (Exhibit 1) j.) ❑ Preliminary Plans or Architectural Documents (if applicable) (Exhibit J) k.) ❑ Proposed Operational Budget (Exhibit K.1) I.) ❑ Completed W-9 Form (Exhibit L) m.) ❑ Monroe County New Vendor Form or Vendor Update Form (if applicable) (Exhibit M) n.) ❑ Completed Insurance Worksheet (Exhibit N) o.) ❑ Notarized Attachments and Certifications Form (Exhibit o) Monroe Cbun ty "'Tourist IIDev6lopp rnenl: Coa�jinc'fIII IFY707"7 Cap piita11 Project AIpplkafloni 34