Res 30-96 RESOLUTI(~ NO. 30-96
A RESOLUTI(~ OF THE CIT~ CC~94ISSIC~ OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, APPOINTING A MEMBER TO THE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY CC~TI~E, PURSUANT TO
STATE LAW; PROV/DING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the State of Florida, under specific authority
established by State Statute, has est_~blished the State Housing
Initiative Partnership (SHIP) Program, which requires the City to
establish an Affordable Housing Advisory Committee; and
WHEREAS, the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee was
est_~blished pursuant to Ordinance No. 2-93, Passed and adopted on
second and final reading by the City Commission on February 23, 1993;
WHEREAS, four of the nine membership positions on the
Affor~sh~le Housing Advisory Committee became vacant on March 31,
1996, due to the expiration of terms; and
WHERF~, three of the four vacancies w~re filled through
the adoption of Resolution No. 28-96 on March 19, 1996; add
WHEREAS, the City Commission desires to appoint a member t~
the Affor~h_le Housing Advisory Committee to fill the remaining
vacancy created by the expiration of these terms.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY Cf~MISSI(IN OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BE~H, FLORIDA, AS FOLLC~S:
Section 1. That the follow/rig member of the Affordable
Housing Advisory Committee is hereby appointed by the City Cc~mission
to a term commencing on April 1, 1996, and e~ng on March 31, 1998:
George Maso Jones, a citizen-at-large
Section 2. That this resolution shall become effective
immediately upon Passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on this the 2nd day-
~ity ¢lerl~ ~
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS
FROM: CITY MANAGER ~'l
SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM % ~'/~' - MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1996
APPOINTMENT TO THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
AND ADOPTION OF APPOINTING RESOLUTION NO. 30-96
DATE: MARCH 29, 1996
The terms for four members on the Affordable Housing Advisory
Committee expired on March 31, 1996. Three of the four vacancies
were filled by the Commission at the March 19th meeting. The
fourth appointment was postponed to a later date.
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meets on a bi-monthly
basis for the purpose of developing strategies to provide housing
to meet a wide range of economic abilities. The term is for two
years, beginning April 1, 1996, and ending March 31, 1998.
Pursuant to Commission direction, a check for code violations and
municipal liens has been conducted. There are none.
The remaining vacancy is for a citizen-at-large. Applications have
been received from the following:
Edward Aptaker
David I. Cohen
Joseph Farkas
Herbert Freese
Sylvia Gilbert
Thomas G. Hinners
Sherry Johnson
Edward McCall
The appointment will be made by Commissioner Egan (Seat %2).
Appointments to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee are
formalized by resolution. Therefore, staff recommends appointment
of a citizen-at-large to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee.
Once the appointment is made, formal adoption of Resolution No.
30-96 is requested.
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GEORGE MASO, JONES,
EDUCATION: ' '
Undergraduate Degr. in Law University of Uruguay
ih.U} it ~o~ial ~¢ienca
University of Uruguay
POSt Doctoral gtudlel in t~ stream of Businmsm Admini~tra~ou, International
~ ~ub ~rnaHonal ASSO~ati~, ~ard of Dira~o~
~nr~ ~std0nt of United NaHo~ Lions
~Bn Amebean Fmdmration of ~blic R~la~ons, Membtr of Board
U~v~.it~...~ lilieS{, ChiCago, Hlin0i{-Depar~ent of CHmina{
~oHda ABanHe Uuiwrslty, ~a ~ton, ~ori~a-lnternational
~NOUAG~ ~UENCY~
PItot:rssSIONAL I~XPI~RIENCE~
A1 consult&at, advisor, evaluator, neg0tistor, and lmpalementor with
e. xtettsive and diversified experience in both public and priva~ sector, in the
Middle :ast, ]~urope, North America, and Latin America with~ for
and on b~hslf of clients involved in international business ventures.
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Special appointed negotiator for barter of Uruguay sheep/mutton for Kuwait
c~'ude oil. Conciucled and implemented two cc)ntracts ir~ 1978 a~d 1979,
~go~i~ted Jo[~t V~n~ure for pro~uction e~,antl-pollut~o~ chemicals between
G~ Chemic~1 Corpora~on, New Je~y.a~d Brazil (Petro~ras),
~ego~ated ~es~ll~i~tion pla~t contracts, between
Royal Commission Oubail)'~ingdom o[ 8~udi Arabia, Plant completed and
Central figure in dlYelopinS 1~000 unit apartmen~ house project for the
' Munldpality of GuayaquB, Ecuador (Ban~ de'la Vivienda).'
Special assignment with ITEL Corporation, San Francisco, California
conjunction with Mexlcan'Governmbnt (CO~.ASUPO) to locate and retrieve
~64 railroa~ ~x ~rl which had. ~n missing (or two years in Mexico.
Special conaul'tant ~ President Rold~ o~.~cua, dor to arrang~ barter ~twee~
~ador and IndiL .
~,ttange trot seafood products of Mitsui C:orpor. ation, Os. aka, {span by Trane-o-
Rah Company, NYC for comprehend., ye U.$, dl~tr~laution ~
· Arranged finat~cing for AMESA, Uruguay, for its sugar refinery..(USD 27
mlllion, completed in three phases). Also AMESA, Uruguay have arranged
UGD 12 million loa~ with OPIC, Washington, ,DC ~uarantee: This tra~action
wu mmple~ within first qu~rter o~ 19~.
lntertec S.A., special consultant to ~razll,. Argentina and Uruguay i~
iea~na~on~l finance, ~ankin~ free trade ~onea, for the new common market.
.. S~c[al adv[sor to the C~ch ~publlc In the areas of International Ba~king,
International Trade, and International Relations with Latin America.
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Areas et experience and experti** are well grounded and idemified in
International finance, ~anklng, lnternational'bartering, international trade,
commerce, developer of Industrial prO~ctg and commercial contracts.
Troubl~ lhoot~r for gov,rnm,nts ~nd }nd~pendent business in important
~l,ted ~ put~ng together ~OPA~OL '~6up 'between Uruguay, Paraguay
~nd ~llvl~.. ~oll~r~t~d ~nd d~v~lo~d orlgtn~l ~ch~me and implemented
~m, ~p~Senting the government ~ Uruguay.
Personal advisor to Bolivian '~es'ldent Berflentos. Arranged fin,nclng ~nd
luppll~d ~ tra~ors to 86vernment of ~lvla by Titan Tractor~°~ratlon,
~w York. '
C~inated ~nd Implemented i'proJ~ct o~ h~.sing ~nd apartment complexes
for the Muni~pality of Mo~t~video,'UrU~'~Y', Over...a period of five year~,
mo~ th~n 80,000 per~ont were able to.upgrade their housing stand~rd, ~nd
~e~nll llvlns condition." ~il project Was a jol~t effort ~tw~*n ~ter
Ama~can Development ~ and t~ City of Montevid~.
~~ntatlve of uruguay ~ ~~0 Paris/~nce. Conduced ~nars t~
I~sllsm, ma~ comm~ication and media stra~.
Rep~ntaflv. ~ ~O 70 Osak~ I~pa~. Led priva~ and official sectors.
Publisher of NeWlp~per ~XTRA for "Edlclones Orientales Cooperatlvt
P,HodlsflCa" M~vi~, Umsuay..
S~al adviffir to ~. J~e Morn Otero, Mln~te~ of Foreign Affairs, Uruguay. '"
Unit~ Nltlon~, NY~ - Information ~nd pr~ ~dvisot to government o~
U~guiy. Special Advi~r to A~O~S~?or of Uruguay to the United Na~om,