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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Public Comments Submitted Online for the December 10, 2020 City Commission Meetingu b[ic olmme motero@miamigov.com IVFirst Street I..asy 4M11e gervu.f ydv "l u.NUo c Comment Wae Q..Nrvess 2555 CA.18097 Ponce Accept de Leon Perpetual Paul Savage abc test Blvd. Sidewalk Suite Easement - 600 TVC 15 LLC ROSELVIC NOGUERA 3038 PZ. 16 7291 Roselvic Noguera, Antillean Marine NW MCNP- Shipping, 3038 NW North River Drive, North Industrial Miami, 33142. ITEM PZ.8 ORDINANCE River Dr FLUM 8040 and ITEM PZ.16 ORDINANCE Interpretation QuaftlY'ics.c' ..:71m Contact II I" nfi.:71Y1matOd'.) n I..ega t 7291 We reiterate our opposition to the approval of items PZ.8 and PZ.16, because the City's industrial properties along the Miami River should not be included in these ordinances. The industrial properties along the Miami River (listed in Appendix PA-1 of the MCNP) are properties specially regulated by the MCNP - Miami River Sub -Element; which expressly states that the land must be preserved primarily for working water -dependent activities and mandates that the land must be protected from the encroachment by incompatible uses to the detriment of the working waterfront industry. These ordinances incorporate the notion of Public Lodging Establishments pursuant Sec.509.242. One of the classifications of Public Lodging Establishments is "Nontransient establishment" that means any lodging establishment that is rented with the intention of "Nontransient occupancy" which means that the intention of the parties is that the occupancy will not be temporary and the unit will be the sole 8343 Submittal -Public Comments Submitted Online for the December 10, 2020 City Commission Meeting Street Last Narne AfHn-'nu.fa teIm Pui'1i.0c f:;a.:nnlrnnlrnen"nt Name An.h.fress residence of the tenant. These amendments could be opening the door for the encroachment by incompatible uses in lands along the Miami River. Residential uses, are not allowed in industrial (category A) properties according to the MCNP Miami River Sub -Element. Furthermore, the Miami River Sub -Element states that any amendment for properties designated "industrial" along the Miami River, must be based on a thorough and well documented analysis. The staff report presented to support these ordinances, does not include any data/analysis pertaining to the Miami River, its economic activities and impact in the economy of the City. The City's industrial properties along the Miami River should be removed from these ordinances. Any amendment for properties designated "industrial" along the Miami River should be evaluated separately. Michael Hepburn 645 NE CA. 2 8148 RE.3 To: City of Miami Mayor, Miami 77th Accept - Eight Commission, and City Manager After Street (8) Right -of- visiting some of locations that are Way Deeds distributing the Publix Gift Cards in my District and also after seeing highlights from the Mayor distribution event on TV — it is clear that the need in our city is huge in terms of residents seeking assistance during this trying time. I know during the November 18th Special Meeting when the allocation of these funds was discussed, the plan was to distribute financial assistance to our residents throughout the city, however I do not recall that it was determined to KiVo deihr Stc(YfYV t'(YC:.' fUVm fl grocery gift card to be redeemed at just Qua: ftrics.c:..:)r n Contact Ilnfa. rr nati¢.) n Legat t one grocery vendor — in this case Publix. I would like to request that our Street I..a:�st Na: r nn ,�fHn-'nu.fa:� �:&�Im �-�9.�i'1i.0c CommentNa:�nl e n:.h.inn. ss City Commission change the scope of how the remaining 1.2 Million that is projected to be left from the federal money — be used to purchase Cash Gift Cards instead, so our residents can determine the best way to cover the expenses that they need to meet (medicine, food, FPL bill, etc). Also, I would like to request that the distribution logistics be improved as well. The current process of just having our residents stand in long lines, while hoping that they make it to the front before the gift cards run out is not acceptable during Covid-19. We can incorporate a number system, have scheduled appointment times, etc. We can do better. If I can be of assistance to help facilitate this process — just let me know. Respectfully, Michael A. Hepburn, M.S.Ed. Lourdes Echemendia 4240 PZ. 5 7783 1 would like to express my concern and SW 3 Rezoning - opposition to the proposed rezoning. It Street 4214 SW 3 St opens the door for that property to be combined with the adjacent property in order to develop and build an 8 story structure (potentially a hotel) which will be immediately adjacent to single story, single family homes. I have lived on this street for 35 years. It has been peaceful, quiet and has had very little pedestrian & vehicular traffic throughout all of those years. This type of development will change all of that. My house is located approximately 100 feet away from this proposed development. An 8 story building so close to single story, single family homes is completely out of place. It will overshadow all the y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'r'(,,�,,,,;,,,,,, ',,,r,,,tfi',,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, iYUGS�`; �iYcYi SLiYVUC.iffG Pt dYYCf i'(9� �i�(:k yard privacy of all that live next to it will Qua: ftrics.c..:)r n Contact Ilnforrrnati¢.) n 1..a- ga: , be gone. If this, in fact, is developed to be a hotel then the more attractive Street I..ast Narne AfHn-'nu.fa teIm Flui'1i.0c CommentNamen:.in:.irn. ss facades of the building will obviously be towards 42nd Avenue, and I and my neighbors will most certainly be looking at the less attractive rear end of the building. Which I'm sure will impact our property values. The developer will surely propose a wall and a landscape buffer to help with this but there is truly no size of trees and landscaping that will camouflage an 8 story building when you're living right behind it! I ask everyone on the Commission this question ... if it were your home would it be acceptable to you to live in the shadow of an 8 story building. Thank you for your consideration. Matthew Vander 7338 PZ. 8 8040 1 strongly support this proposed Werff NW Zoning Text - legislation. As an active property owner Miami Lodging in with numerous parcels of D1 zoned Ct District Zones land, I strongly feel adding hotel uses would greatly improve the transient lifestyle within our neighborhood. I've adaptively reused several properties within D1 and have added 75 new businesses, which in -turn have produced approximately 10 new jobs per business. Adding a hotel to this mix of uses would be highly complimentary in making our community competitive and on the progressive edge of urban design. Truly some of the best neighborhoods in cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, and Los Angeles have adopted similar measures with great success. I've had several hotel operators approach me in the past about opening a hotel in D1, and this legislation would further stimulate these conversations which in turn will lead to ryew guucf- pa, yrrrg fo'b- cfdrtrundt business for local vendors, and overall Qua: ftrics.c..:gym Contact Ilnfa: rma!:i¢.) n 1..a- ga: , economic development. Please �First Last Name Street Ageru.fa tem Name An.h.fress 17 MOM I ff- =P* Quaftrics.u.)rn Contact nforrnatk.)n Legat Flut)[Jc Comment consider recommending approval for this legislation.