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To: City Clerk
RE: Request for Services
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Special Instructions:
None.The program is with the Habitat for Humanity in which they will place flyers at our
Permitting counter, encouraging contractors/homeowners to donate construction materials.
Please let me know if you need any supporting documentation (emails) to be included. (ajda-cltd
Please advise if you have any questions regarding the above.
Thank you!
From: Debbie Simmons, City Manager's Office Date: 04/22/2013
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
SUBJECT: Memorandum Of Understanding; Brochures; Habitat For Humanity
ReStore
PURPOSE: The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding between Habitat
For Humanity in Seminole County, Florida, Inc., also/known sometime as Habitat
For Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka, Florida, Inc. (hereinafter
"HFH "), a Florida non - profit corporation, and the City of Sanford, a Florida
municipality, is to ensure that a sound understanding exists as to the placement
of brochures at City counters (as determined by the City) to benefit HFH and its
ReStore.
UNDERSTANDING:
Accordingly, it is understood and agreed by the parties as follows:
(1). HFH desires that contractors and /or homeowners contact HFH directly if they
have any construction materials that they would like to donate to HFH. If the
materials are accepted, HFH will pick the materials up, at HFH's cost, from the
property then sell the items in the HFH ReStore.
(2). HFH desires the attached flyer (which is incorporated herein by this
reference thereto) be displayed and offered at the City's counters where City
building and other permitting occurs in order that donors of property can learn of
the activities and programs of HFH and its ReStore and, resultingly, contact HFH
to make donations of various and diverse types and nature (mostly involving
surplus or other types of building supplies and related materials).
(3). The City agrees that HFH may place a counter display at permitting counters
designated by Mr. Russ Gibson, of City staff and offer the brochures to the public
from such display.
(4). HFH accepts all responsibility of any type or nature relative to donors and
potential donors as well as any and all liability relative to the ReStore and its
actions, programs, projects and activities.
(5). HFH recognizes that the City may remove the HFH flyers and all related
materials from its counters at any time, without notice, and at the discretion of the
City.
CITY OF SA OR 'J HFH
By: By: ./
Norto 1 . Bonapart=, Jr. Designa ed representative (with
City Ma I - - organiz.tional authority).
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Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County & Greater Apopka seeks to:
1 • reduce the cost for contractors and builders for the removal and disposal of excess construction I
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1 • reduce the amount of material being added to our landfills
1 • recycle usable building material
1 • create affordable housing for qualified low- income families
CaII today to discuss free removal of excess
construction and deconstruction materials!
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Procurement Manager ∎ for Humanity
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Excess Construction Material + Deconstruction Material
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Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County- Apopka has partnered with the City of Sanford for the I
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1 opportunities. CaII today to schedule a free consultation with someone from our Deconstruction 1
1 Team! Thank you for helping Habitat to Reduce, Recycle and Reuse!
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Appliances (Must be 10 years old or Electronics (Must be working)
newer) • Televisions (No console /wood box models)
• Dishwashers (5 years old or newer) • Stereos (No console /wood box models)
• Range tops • Pianos and organs (Tuned and in working order)
• Freezers • Computers (Must have working operating
• Stoves /ovens (gas & electric( system)
• Microwaves (5 years old or newer) • CDs
• Washing machines • VCR
• Dryers • DVDs & players
• Refrigerators
• Sewing machines
• Range hoods • Monitors (Flat screen only)
• Small appliances (toasters, blenders, etc.)
Furniture (No stains, tears or pet damage)
• Water heaters (gas & electric
• Furnaces /fireplaces (gas & electric) • Sofas
• Central air conditioners • Chairs (Living room, office, recliner, etc.)
• Window air conditioners (5 years old or newer) • Patio furniture
• BBQgrills (5 years old or newer)
Building Materials • Tables (dining room, side, sofa)
• Plywood • Bedroom furniture
• Insulation • Bedframes
• Unused lumber • Coffee /end tables
• Trim • Entertainment centers (Call for space
• Brick /block availability)
• Doors (interior, exterior, French, steel)
• Filing cabinets
• Closets • Bookshelves
• Fending • Office desks (Roll top and small; call for space
• Roofing materials availability)
• Siding (vinyl, aluminum) • Mirrors (Framed or with beveled edge only)
• Soffit • Mattresses and box springs (No stains)
• Cabinets (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) • Electric /adjustable beds (In working order with
• Countertops (Must be in good condition) controls & manual)
• Tile (No broken pieces, full boxes preferred) • Glass (Beveled edge, no chips)
• Linoleum (New only)
• Carpet (New only, minimum room size)
• Area rugs (No large stains)
• Wood (New and used; if used, nails must be
removed)
• VCT
Hardware Sporting /Leisure
• Hinges • Game tables (Pool, hockey, foosball)
• Cabinet knobs • Golf clubs /bags
• Door knobs /deadbolts (With keys) • Weight benches /weights
• Electrical hardware • Treadmills (Belt must work & must have key)
• Plumbing hardware • Exercise bikes
• Paint (Full cans only) • Bicycles (Adult & children(
• Tools (Power, hand & lawn tools)
• Saws (Table & hand)
Windows
• Double pane
Home Decor
• Single pane (10 years old or newer)
• Books • Picture
• Dishes • Bay (Complete w/ all sashes)
• Glassware • Sliding glass doors (Preferably w/ frame, no
• Knick- knacks cracks in glass)
• Holiday items • Blinds (2" or larger; no metal, vertical or 1 ")
• Jewelry • Shutters
• Collectibles • Valances /window treatments
• Framed pictures
• Linens, drapes & bedding (Free of stains /tears)
Lighting
• Hanging chandeliers
• Floor /table lamps
• Lamp shades (Must be in good condition)
• Track lighting
• Ceiling fans (Complete with blades & light
fixture
Plumbing
• Toilets (Must have tank & lid)
• Sinks /faucets
• Tubs (New only)
• Cast iron /claw foot tubs (Can be used)
• Pipes
• Shower /shower surrounds with tub
• Shower doors (With track only)
• Sprinkler heads
Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka
Economic Impact Statement
The official mission of Habitat for Humanity is to build and sell safe, decent affordable housing
with families in need. The social impact is well known and anyone can see the legacy this
organization has on affordable housing stock and the lives of program participants. However,
in addition to the physical and emotional effects, there is also a substantial economic impact
that reaches across the entire community. The more extensive menu of economic benefits is
not as easily grasped. Each hand, nail, and two -by -four that is put to work by Habitat creates
ripple effects throughout the local economies. Habitat represents not only a worthy charitable
endeavor; it is also a multi - million dollar enterprise with real impacts on our economy.
The impact of this spending is far reaching and results in a much larger impact on the local
economy once ripple or multiplier effects of money circulating in the economy are taken into
account. Organizations pay their employees, purchase supplies, contract for services, and
acquire assets within their communities. These actions, in turn, support local jobs, create
household income, and generate revenues.
Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka conservatively estimates that
each new homeownership opportunity also provides $864,829 in funds going back into the
local economy for the first year.
This economic contribution includes funds spent on construction, support services, job creation
and the value of volunteer investment. It then adds the contribution of the new tax base from
the homes built and their assessed value, which also increases the value of the surrounding
properties. Lastly, the average Habitat homeowner in our community saves $487 /month when
moving from a rental to a mortgage. This frees up income for them to spend in the community
for critical needs like better food, healthcare and clothing for their families. More importantly
is the ongoing impact of each new home created as they continue to generate tax revenue and
continues to move families and future generations away from poverty and social dependency.
This number is significant and important for the community's economy, but pales in
comparison to the vast array of Tess quantifiable economic impacts from Habitat operations.
The tangible benefits from home equity, no -cost financing, and financial literacy provided to
homeowners create positive spillovers throughout the community. The increase in
homeownership also creates economic benefits for homeowners and their neighbors.
During these difficult economic times, Habitat projects provide a much - needed and stable
source of revenue for our community.
Simmons, Debra
From: Mike Loader <mloader @habitatseminoleapopka.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:25 PM
To: McCabe, Emily
Subject: Habitat information
Attachments: permitting & deconstruction - Sanford.pdf; ReStore Acceptable Donations.pdf; Economic
Impact statement.docx
Good afternoon Emily.
It was a pleasure visiting with you. I always enjoy meeting people with a good since of humor.
I am attaching the flyer that we propose the city insert in each construction permit. I am also attaching a couple
of documents that are informational items concerning Habitat for Humanity. I appreciate you taking the time to
help Habitat for Humanity find a way to partner with the City of Sanford encouraging contractors and builders
to go green and recycle. If you have any questions please give me a call.
Thanks Emily and have a great day.
Mike Loader
Director of Procurement
C. 407 - 754 -4825
www.HabitatSeminoleApopka.org
ReStore Apopka 407 - 880 -8852
ReStore Casselberry 407 - 389 -3000
ReStore Sanford 407 - 688 -8874
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