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Home My WebLink AboutO-11731J-97=616 11/17/98 11731 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 11000, THE ZONING ORDINANCE, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 6, SECTION 602.10.4, TO MODIFY OFFSITE PARKING REGULATIONS FOR THE SD-2 COCONUT GROVE CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, TO INCLUDE THAT PORTION OF THE ADJACENT G/I DISTRICT CURRENTLY OCCUPIED BY THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, presently and historically there is a scarcity of parking in the southwest sector of the Coconut Grove, Village Center; and WHEREAS, the parcel with a zoning designation of G/I in Coconut Grove which is bounded by Charles Avenue on the south, and Main Highway on the east, and presently occupied by the Coconut Grove Playhouse, .is available and uniquely suited to provide excess parking spaces for that part of the village center where parking is most scarce; and WHEREAS, it is believed and intended that the subject proposal will serve as an incentive for the development of a parking structure that will provide much of the needed excess parking; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City Commission, consistent with the Coconut Grove Planning Study, to allow excess parking on 11731 this property to serve the Coconut Grove Business District, given its location on the periphery of the Business District, at such time as a parking garage with excess spaces is available to serve this purpose; and WHEREAS, the Ad -Hoc Committee on SD-2 Parking in Coconut Grove, at its meeting on October 21, 1998, by a vote of four to three (4-3), adopted a resolution recommending approval of the proposed ordinance subject to the condition set forth by the Coconut Grove Parking Advisory Committee on September 17, 1997, when it adopted its resolution recommending approval of the amendment with conditions, i.e., that the amendment not be effective until a parking structure is built; and WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of June 30, 1997, Item No. 3, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 46-97 by a vote of seven to zero (7-0), RECOMMENDING DENIAL of amending Zoning Ordinance No. 11000 as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of this matter, notwithstanding the recommendation of the Planning Advisory Board, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to amend Ordinance No. 11000 as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Ordinance are hereby adopted by reference - 2 - 11731 thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. Ordinance No. 11000, as amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, is hereby amended in the following particulars:1' "ARTICLE 6. SD SPECIAL DISTRICTS GENERAL PROVISION Sec. 602. SD-2 Coconut Grove Central Commercial District. Sec. 602.10. Minimum off-street parking. Sec. 602.10.1. Except as otherwise specified herein, the minimum off-street parking requirements shall be as depicted in the chart below. Said minimum parking requirement may be satisfied by providing the parking, pursuant to 602.10.4, paying in lieu of providing the parking, pursuant to 602=14.12, or providing the parking on site. No variances for the reduction of the number of parking spaces is permitted. 602.10.4. Off -site parking. 1. For all nonresidential development, all required parking may be permitted off -site anywhere within that part of the SD-2 district that lies east of Margaret Street, or that portion of the G/T A c+t ri 1, 1- =c A7o 4 rT"n f- r7 1- r tho 0t.. .-,-F M-; __-4 1 - subject to an annually renewable Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material. 3 - 11731 Class I Special Permit which shall be accompanied by an updated parking calculation survey; provided, however,,—i 1_a_L that such required off - site parking shall not be located on any property for which subsidies or other financial assistance was or is obtained from the Coconut Grove Parking Trust Fund as described in Chapter 35 of the City Code-; (b) that such parking is not required for any other use on the subject property. All leases under this section shall be in recordable form and approved by the City Attorney's Office and filed with the Zoning Administrator prior to each issuance and renewal of Class I Permit. 2. All off -site parking arrangements outside of the SD-2 District shall be terminated upon expiration of existing leases or phased out over a period of thirty six _(36)_ months commencing from January 1, 1997, whichever occurs earlier. Parking spaces which are required and located off -site as well as outside of the SD-2 District at that time shall come into compliance with the provisions set forth herein. However, that certain parcel of land designated WI by the City of Miami's Official Zoning Atlas that is located n Cornnut Grove ands more particularly, bounded by Charles Avenue on the south, and Main Highway on the east and is presently occupied by the Coconut Grove Playhouse shall continue o be eligible for off -site parking arrangements pursuant to subsection (i_), above_ Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 4. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected. Section 5. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty - 4 - 11731 (30) days after final reading and adoption thereof.2-/ PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 23rd day of PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 17th day of November , 1998. JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR ATTEST: WALTER J. FOEMAN CITY CLERK APPR D A 0`FORM AND CORRECTNESS �/ � E RO VIL C?ATTORNEY W345/GKW/GMM/BSS in accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indicate approval of this legislation by signing it in the designated place provided, said legislation nov, becomes effective with the elapse of ten (10) days fro , the date of Commissic vtion' regarding same, without the Mayor exe ising et . Walt r J. doe 6 Clerk This Ordinance shall become effective as specified herein unless vetoed by the Mayor within ten days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Ordinance, it shall become effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission or upon the effective date stated herein, whichever is later. - 5 - 11731 0 . 0 PLANNING FACT SHEET APPLICANT HEARING DATE REQUEST/LOCATION LEGAL DESCRIPTION City of Miami Department of Planning and Development. June 30, 1997. PZ-16 SECOND READING Amendment to Article 6, Section 602 of Zoning Ordinance 11000. N/A. PETITION Consideration of amending Ordinance 11000, as amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, by amending Article 6, Section 602. "Coconut Grove Central Commercial District" in order to modify Section 602.10.4 entitled "Off -site Parking", to include that portion of the adjacent G/I District bounded by Main Highway, Charles Avenue and William Avenue; also in order to correct and clarify certain language in the section. PLANNING Approval. RECOMMENDATION BACKGROUND AND The proposed modification seeks to change the off -site parking ANALYSIS regulations in the SD-2 "Coconut Grove Central Commercial District' in order to include that portion of the adjacent G/I District currently occupied by the Coconut Grove Playhouse in sites available to accommodate off -site parking. The proposed amendment also clarifies the requirement that said parking shall not be required for any other use on the subject property, and that off -site parking arrangements for the above referenced G/I district do not have to be terminated as specified in this section of the code. PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD Denial VOTE: 7-0 CITY COMMISSION-- .Denied on October 13, 1998. Reconsidered on October 27. 1998. APPLICATION NUMBER 97- 016 Item #3 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ CITY OF MIAMI - DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 444 SW 2ND AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR • MIAMI, FLORIDA, 3313E ' PHONE (305) 416-1435 Date: 06/23/97 Page..1: 11731 �I—T..]�.:J I n . i . I,° I L_1_1_LJsl l:_L1L.�.� �J 1-i •i ' 1 � i - �.� i . i . 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AVE. • _ + � mot, "y �` q( � l/ AvE. 90 a� \k� �• .. fa � rq ♦ tie �/ 11731 F • o u Q � - RESOLUTION PAB - 46-97 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING DENIAL, TO AMEND ORDINANCE 11000, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 6, SECTION 602 "COCONUT GROVE CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT" IN ORDER TO MODIFY SECTION 602.10.4 ENTITLED "OFF -SITE PARKING", TO INCLUDE THAT PORTION OF THE ADJACENT GII DISTRICT BOUNDED BY MAIN HIGHWAY, CHARLES AVENUE AND WILLIAM AVENUE; ALSO IN ORDER TO CORRECT AND CLARIFY CERTAIN LANGUAGE IN THE SECTION. HEARING DATE: June 30, 1997 ITEM NO. 3 VOTE: 7-0 A T T E S ck Luft, Director Department of Planning and Development 11731 • • .8 BAKER & 1VM` IKENZIE EURom AAA Motu EAsr PACIFIC ® AMSTERDAM MILAN ALMATY SAPCE; ONA MOSCDA', BAKU BERLIN MUN-CH BA NGK OK BPUS SE'_S PARIS BEIJING BU0, S- ae Al—E w.N01 H(� CHI MIN. CI T _ GNo A.E: � .;_ -_-.n. .n NIL• LAUSANNE NA.SAN MELBOURNE .ONDON ZUPICH 5INGAPORE M A,DRID SYDNEY TAIPEI TOKYO ANTHONY J. O'DONNELL. JR. ANTHONY.O'DONNELLO BAKERNET.COM (3051789.8918 • s s s • • • October 26, 1998 VIA HAND DELIVERY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1200 BRICKELL AVENUE 19TH FLOOR MIAMI, FLORIDA 33131 TELEPHONE !3C5) 789-8900 FACSIMILE i305) 789-8953 Mayor Joe Carollo and Commissioner of the City Commission of the City of Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida No*Tm Am Sourm AAamcA fz /� BOGOTA MEAICO CITY SAN FRANCISCO BRASILIA I. SANTIAGO BUE NOS AIRE. MONTERREY SAO PAULO C ARACAS NEW TOR. TIJUANA CHICAGO PALO ALTO TORONTO DAL -AS e10 DE .AYE eO ..LENCIA Re: Objection to Ordinance 11715, Passed on Second Reading, October 13, 1998 Dear Mayor Carollo and City Commissioners: This letter constitutes a formal objection to the enactment of Ordinance 11715, amending Article 6 of Zoning Ordinances 11000 to modify Section 602.10.4 "Off -Site Parking" to include the G/I district adjacent to the Coconut Grove Central Commercial District. The ordinance was passed at second reading on October 13. 1998 (See Agenda ITEM PZ-1 attached hereto as Exhibit A). This objection is submitted on behalf of Mr. David W. Swetland and Ms. Barbara Lange.. Mr. Swetland resides across Main Highway from the Coconut Grove Playhouse property in the Camp Biscayne community. Ms. Lange resides in the Arbitare community which is directly across Main Highway from the Playhouse. In 1997, they had been joined by Ms. Ester Armbrister who prior to her passing resided in the long-established Coconut Grove residential neighborhood adjoining the Playhouse property to the north and west. Each of these residents has a fundamental interest in protecting the use, quiet enjoyment and value of their property, and their views are shared by many of the residents in their respective neighborhoods. 9yuW0 cord It' cgtir� bll�n Witt) �- Walter rjelu • 0 BAKER & WKENZIE Mayor Joe Carollo and A October 26, 1998 Page 2 There are several grounds, both legal and equitable, for the objection: A 1. Mr. Swetland and Ms. Lange requested by letter dated April 4, 1997, that their counsel "be notified of and given the opportunity to attend any meeting, workshop or hearing which involves the future development and use of the Playhouse site" (See attached Exhibit B). No such notice was provided either for the meeting of September 28, 1998, when the item was • purportedly continued or for the meeting .of October 13, 1998 when the ordinance was passed. Ms. Lange first heard of the scheduled hearing late in the morning of October 13, 1998, when neither she nor her counsel was in a position to prepare and make a presentation at the hearing. 2. The second reading of the ordinance had been continued at the City Commission • meeting of July 21, 1998 to a date certain, "to September 22, 1998" (See attached Exhibit Q. The purpose of the continuance was to have an "ad hoc committee" of interested citizens "study and make recommendations" to the Commission; and Ms. Lange was one of the citizens appointed (See attached Exhibit D). However, to the knowledge of Mr. Swetland and Ms. Lange, the committee had not met or made any recommendation prior to the October 13, 1998 meeting. Moreover, the date certain City Commission meeting of September 22, 1998, was ® simply canceled and, to the knowledge of Mr. Swetland and Ms. Lange, there was no notice as to when the agenda items continued to the date certain of September 22, 1998, would be heard. The notice provided by the City Clerk for the following City Commission meeting on September 28, 1998, was made pursuant to Resolution No. 98-825, adopted without prior notice on September 8, 1998, which scheduled the meeting to convene at 1:00 p.m. without any mention of • the canceled September 22. 1998 meeting (See attached Exhibit E). Accordingly, there was no notice either to Mr. Swetland or to Ms. Lange that the continued item would be brought up without the ad hoc committee recommendations on September 28, 1998; and there was also no notice that the item would be continued until the City Commission meeting of October 13, 1998 (See Exhibit F). As a matter of both law and equity. the second reading and public hearing • should have been advertised so that Mr. Swetland and Ms. Lange could have fully presented. their position. 3. The Planning Advisory Board, after hearing the presentation from Mr. Swetland, Ms. Armbrister and Ms. Lange voted unanimously against enactment of the ordinance. Since • then, there has been no presentation on behalf of Mr. Swetland and Ms. Lange because the public hearing was put off until second reading and they were not on notice that that hearing was ultimately scheduled on October 13, 1998. Clearly, their presentation could have an effect on the City Commission in the same manner that it convinced the Planning Advisory Board — to reject the ordinance. • Given the above course of proceedings, the ordinance should be repealed. The ordinance could then be proposed again with proper study, notice and public hearing. The basic legal issues which will be pursued on this matter as it presently stands are: (1) non-compliance with legal notice requirements; (2) violation of procedural due process; (3) conflict with the City's comprehensive plan; (4) unlawful expansion of a non -conforming use; (5) unlawful spot • 11731 BAKER & MIPKENz E Mayor Joe Carollo and ® October 26, 1998 Page 3 commercial zoning; (6) unlawful destruction of transitional institutional zoning and use to ® protect adjoining residential uses on three . sides of the Playhouse site; (7) unreasonable introduction of excess commercial traffic and usage of a protected historic highway and residential areas; and (8) failure to follow the City's own Planning Advisory Board which unanimously voted against the ordinance. O The challenged ordinance represents the first step in an overall plan to commercialize the Playhouse site for private profit at the expense of its public use and of the surrounding residential areas. Approximately 200 neighboring residents have, petitkoned against this plan of commercialization (See attached Exhibit G). The ordinance also represents a direct conflict with the comprehensive plan's designation of the site for governmental, health, recreational, cultural, ® religious and educational activities and converts the Playhouse site into a private parking lot for commercial enterprises outside the 'G/I district. Such a commercialization of the G/I district should not be permitted (See attached Exhibit H). Furthermore, this privatization of public land is contrary to sound and established public policy as is shown by the memoranda from the Department of Natural Resources on this project (See attached Exhibit I). Finally, the increased traffic impacts from commercializing the Playhouse site fronting on the historic Main Highway ® would only worsen the existing non -conforming parking situation at the Playhouse site where only 175 parking spaces are now available to serve the existing Playhouse parking demand of 300 to 360 spaces (See attached Exhibit J). Absolutely no study of the impact of the ordinance was ever presented to show how traffic, parking, noise and other problems could be resolved. ® In summary, Ordinance 11715 was unlawfully enacted and inadequately studied. It should be repealed forthwith. Respectfully submitted, Anthony J. O' onnell, Jr. AJO:jj cc: Mayor Joe Carollo Vice Chairman J.L. Plummer, Jr. Commissioner Wilfredo (Willy) Gort Commissioner Tomas Regalado Commissioner Joe Sanchez Commissioner Arthur E. Teele, Jr. Joel Maxwell Esq., Assistant City Attorney 11'731 ::00MA1PCD0CS%f"D0Cs171082\1 Exhibit A C✓ C 1 0 �7 • • THE F4l.i3OW)NG ITEMS SMALL NOT BE CONS_ IDERFD RF�FO_R_F 2.00 PM ITEM PZ 1 SECOND READING ORDIIgANCF, - (J-98-616) REQUEST: To Amend Article 6 of ?.oning Ordinance 11001 Text LOCATION: N/A APPLICA,.NT(S): City of Miami, Department of Planning do Development APPLICANT(S) AGFh?: N/A APPELI,ANT(S): NIA APPELT AN'T(S) AGENT: N!A RECOMMENDATIONS: Planning & Developmcot Department: Approval Building do Zoning Department: NIA Public Works Department: N/A Plat & Street Cominittce: N A Historic Preservation Board: N/A Planning Ads sary Board: N/A Zoning Board: Recommended denial to City Conunission. Vole of 74 Zaaft Hard: WA Cbe d ratia of atat ft Ordiaaaco 11000, as amended, tie Zoabq OrAr WWO of 60 CRY of 1 kmk her was"Ing Article io Sudes 6N "Canna Crave Central -owner District" in order to mod* Sedke GIL10A entitled *Off -oft Parldag", to Include that portion of the adjacent GA district bounded by Main Hisbway, Chris Avenge tad WMh m Avenue; also is order to correct and clarity certain langesgo In the section. NOTES: PASSED FIRST READING ON SEPTEMBER 239 1997, MOVED BY: PLUMMER, SECONDED BY: GIBSON, UNANIMOUSLY. CONTIYUED FROM CC 9= 9& r b L Pala 33 Oetoba 13, 1"S ORDNANCE 1171 S .LIOVED. SANCHEZ SECOND171): GORT NAYS: TFFLF, REGALADO 11'731 A -1 11 • 11 0 • C CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK'S [DEPORT MEETING DATE: September 8, I998 ITEMS 10 Direction to the City Clerk: by Vice Chairman Plummer and 14 to announce during the September 14, 1998 Special Commission meeting that agenda items 10 and 14, Previously listed on the September 8, 1998 City Commission agenda. and subsequently advertised for the Special Commission meeting of September 14, 1998, have been rescheduled to the September .28, 1998 Commission meeting. Page No. 2 ITEMS 33, A MOTION TO DEFER CONSIDERATION OF M 98424 34 and 35 AGENDA ITEMS: 33 (proposed approval of decision MOVED: SANCHEZ made pursuant to Chief Procurement Officer's authority SECONDED: REGALADO under Section 18-99 of the Code as amended to reject UNANIMOUS protest filed by MedapWs, Inc. in connection with RFP No. %-97-110 for emergency medical transport billing and/or collection services), 34 (proposed approval of decision made pursuant to Chief Procurement Officer's authority under Section 18-99 of the City of Miami Code as amended to reject protest filed by Advanced Data Processing, Inc. in connection with RFP for emergency medical transport billing and/or collation services), and 33 (proposed approval of fiadings of the evaluation committee that the most qualified firms for EMS billing/coUection, in top ranked order are: (1.) Lockheed Martin IMS; (2.) Advanced Data Processing, Inc.; (3.) Medspbis Corporation) TO THE CITY CO>I04MION MEETING PRESENTLY SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 28, 1998. NON- A MOTION TO RESCIEDLU THE TSM PM THE M 96425 AGENDA COMMISSION KEETIM OF SEPTEMBER 28, 1996 MOVED: TEELE TO NOW BEGIN AT 1 P.M. SECONDED: GORT UNANDo(OUS H731 Exhibit B s2I3ddd43'IDkDHU Ir • fumof AS" WOM L Jf PAC/4 A-•o.o •.f+f.o.r f.re.o. ..ti.. fa..a f.ufft.f M.OYf .OrO .O..O fW..tf♦ r...C. .w. .0m •..rru.. •.•fR.s.�.o .ro..o.c xaw Ell e %•?HOMY ! 0.O4MILL tR t 10l1 /RNI8 $�1.ER & titcKE- ZIE ATTORNEYS AT LAW SUITE i600 BARNETT TOWER 7d1 BRICKELL AVENUE MIAMI. FLORIOA 33131 - 2627 7ELEP64ONE 3C91 7 99 •8900 CABLE ABOGAOOMIA 'ELEX 992386 FACSIMILE 13081 789.8953 April 4. 1997 Mr. lack Luft City of Miami Department of Community Planning and Revitalization 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue. 3rd Floor Miami, Florida 33130 Re: Coconut Grove Playhouse Development Dear Mr. Luft: f.r..—ClWO r.t►� .� s.o..u.o .yu.of .�cf -�r•c..c• �.00 �/if Kw •o.r c..C.oe ..o..•o �:or.o a.w.f W CC ♦ C-0 ..trC.. ...ME S.. o4C0 ..f.� '0 : _ 17'�MM This letter is submitted to advise you and other interested parties that the undersigned represents Mr. David W. Swetland. Ms. Ester Armbrister and Ms. Barbara Lange with respect to the above -referenced Coconut Grove Playhouse Development. Mr. Swetland resides across Main Highway from the Playhouse in the Camp Biscayne community. its. Armbrister resides In the long-established Coconut Grove residential neighborhood adjoiautg the Playhouse property to the north and west. Ms. Lange resides in the Arbitare community which is directly across Main Highway from the Playhouse. Each of these three residents have a ftmdamental interest in protecting the use, quiet enjoyment and value of their property and represent the views of the mgw" of other rsidena in their respective oeigm M h M odes on this ttm�et • We here been advised dirt your departinew is coo"ring various zoning actions to bmeate the inm Wq of devebpmeat and due of the Playhaate popaty. Ore cdom are stirongly oppaeed ID eey IN* acting whether it be by amendiiii ft SDr2 mWer QII diswia teguladions wish respect oo Boa am tatio, Parking. ifi dapmeat boorases aodlar expended coamwrcW uses or by obtaining varisaoea to etduiag zoning reguladons. 8 17 We -request that the undersigned be notified of and be given an opporttmity to attend any meeting, workshop or bearing which involves the fitbim development and toe of the Playhouse site. We also reques the oppatttaity to review your a1mr, s files with respect to the Playhouue at your earnest convenience --- -- 11731 BAKER & JII E.NZiE Mr. Jack Luft April d. 1997 Page Thank-vou for your consideration of our clients* position on this matter. Sincerely. Anthonv J. O'Donnell. Jr. cc: Mr- David W. Swetland Ms. Ester Artnbrister Ms. Barbara Lange Mr. Edward Marquez City Manager Mr. Tucker Gibbs, Coconut Grove Village Council Ms. Gwen Margolis. Chair/Governing Committee Im. s • 0 • ® 11731 Exhibit C ® 2I3d`dd Q31DA.Da I C G 0 0 0 M• ITEM PZ 12 REQUEST: LOCATION: APPLICANT(S) SECOND READING ORDINANCE (J-98-616) To Amend Article 6 of Zoning Ordinance 11000 Text N/A City of Miami, Department of Planning & Development APPLICANT(S) ® AGENT: N/A APPELLANT(S): N/A APPELLANT(S) AGENT: N/A RECOMMENDATIONS: Planning & Development Department: Approval Building & Zoning Department: N/A Public Works Department: N/A Plat & Street Committee: N/A Historic Preservation Board: N/A Planning Advisory Board: Recommended denial to City Commission. 0 Vote of 7-0. Zoning Board: N/A Consideration of amending Ordinance 11000, as amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the Cite of Miami, by amending .-article 6, Section 602 Coconut Grove Central Commercial District" in order to modify Section 602.10.4 entitled "Ott -site Parking", to include that portion of the adjacent G/I District bounded by Main Highway, Charles Avenue and William Avenue; also in order to correct and clarify certain language in the section. NOTES: PASSED FIRST READING ON SEPTEMBER 23, 1997, MOVED BY: PLUMMER, SECONDED BY: GIBSON, UNANIMOUSLY. CONTINUED FROM CC 1/27M. PAGE, 52 July 2 t , 1998 CONTIN 'LIED TO SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 BY M-98-790 MOVED: TEELE SECONDED: PLI.MMER ABSENT: SANCHEZ 11731 EXHIBIT D c IC INN IC C �J ' CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK'S REPORT c,,.. FA .%IEETING D.-\TE: 1u1,� -I, 199S Pa_c \0 ITEM PZ-12 A :MOTION CONTINUING CONSIDERATION OF M-98-790 ITEM PZ-12 (PROPOSED SECOND READING 'MOVED: TEELE ORDINANCE TO AMEND ZONING ORD. 1 11J00 TO SECONDED: PLL`IMER INCLUDE PORTION OF ADJACENT G/I DISTRICT ABSENT: SANCHEZ BOUNDED BY MAIN HIGHWAY, CHARLES AVENUE AND WILLIAI'M AVENUE IN COCONUT GROVE CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, OFF - SITE PARKING) TO THE COMMISSION MEETING PRESENTLY SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 22, 1998; FURTHER APPOINTING THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS TO AN AD HOC COMMITTEE TO STUDY AND MAKE RECOMMENDATION(S) ON THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT FOR SD PARKING OUTSIDE THE SD-2 DISTRICT: BARBARA LANGE (nominated by Vice Chairman Plummer) MR. HAKKI KORUGLU (nominated by Vice Chairman Plummer) ROBERT MASRIEH (representing Coconut Grove Parking Advisory Committee) ELENA CARPENTER (nominated by Vice Chairman Plummer) MR. SILVANO, THE OWNER OF GREENSTR.EET MR. JIHAD RASHID irepresentin , %Vcst Grove) ITEM 32-B Direction to the City Attomev: by Commissioner Teele to work with the City Manager to identify all of the CLUC 90 (abandoned properties) and proceed to get control of CLUC 90 by perfecting the titles of said Pia• ITEM 32-B Direction to the City Manager: by Vice Chairman Plummer to instruct NET administrators to submit to the Lot Clearing Committee the names and addresses of property owners whose properties are in need of lot clearing services. EXHIBIT 11731 EXHIBIT E 0 e OC T-23 -99 FR I 1 A -'6 is IN 0 J CITY OF 1rfTAN11, FLORTDA REVISED NOTICE OF COMMISSION MEETING PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant w Resolution No. 98-925, the City of Miami Commission meeting scheduied for September 3, 1998 will convert At 1:00 P.M. The meeting wili take plate in the City Commissior. Chambers at City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. All members of the public are invited to Attend. (City Seal) Walter J. Foeman (#4847) City Clerk EXHIBIT 1 11731 EXHIBIT F cl, O E O L O O E O O O M • o CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK'S REPORT PZ-;. PZ-4. MOTION TO CONTINUE CONSIDERATION OF PZ-5. PZ-6. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE COMMISSION MOVED: REGALADO i'Z-" .1n� `.IEETING PRESENTI_Y SCHEDULED FOR SECONDED .\NCE{EL PZ-S OCTOBER 27, 1998: UNANIMOUS PZ-3 (PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN CHANGE AT 1975 N.W. 12 AVENUE - PROPERTY NlAfNTENANCE SITE): PZ-4 ( PROPOSED ZONING CHANGE .-�T 19_5 -\VEN'L`E - PROPERTY MAItiTENANCE SITE): PZ-6 (PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF N'ARD REQUIREMENTS IN ZONING CODE): PZ-7 (PROPOSED PERMIT OF GENERAL OFFICE USE IN EXISTING OFFICE STRUCTURES WITHIN. SD-4 ZONING DISTRICT): PZ-S (PROPOSED COCONUT GROVE PLANNING STUDY): FURTHER CONTINUING CONSIDERATION OF PZ- (PROPOSED AIMEN-13MENT TO ZONING CODE TO INCLUDE ADJACENT Gil DISTRICT OU DED BY 'MAIN HIGHWAY. CHARLES AVENUE AND WILLIAM AVEN-UE [` COCONUT GROVE CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT). TO THE COMMISSION MISSION MEETING SCHEDULED FOR OC TOBER 1?. 1QW�, EXHIBIT 11731 J 17 O PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely, full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel'the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ��-.,•«= � �--��:.� l� �,-:.tom ADDRESS 7S 4C21 )I_1:) JJ �C5:_ r DATE -ems------------ 4 v- 96 11731 71 0 • D] PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE, CITY OF MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four-leve( parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE iJ 1 /) , i i 11731 L 9 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF a MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has ® declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and A further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE N r AJ ADDRESS 3-56 _S,3 f= h-►� J 3 3 7-c- 4110 LV DATE 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO ® REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT 12 a] 5-1 0 We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. ,----'SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE 11731 A 11_1� • . 0 PETITION.FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF MIAMI S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rareq uil. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has ® declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and ® further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. O SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE salt 2 11731 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF u MIAMPS OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT • A lJ We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SJGNATURE ADDRESS ,(�- k1konu, • A DATE 6-4 11731 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF ® MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has ® declined to, start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and s further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. • 0 \J E SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE &L�d 04kC LP 01 SL 4l Girard Avg. *I- J n S ��it 3� �� cl� � �s l�•-S . b -2�-f�6 ate L 0 11731 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF 0 MIAMPS OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT CC A • a 0 • We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. ADDRESS �l2 S�y��vdy ST vzzz DATE zI /� 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF d MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT v 0 �7 A We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ADDRESS -�ksgkw 3 u i2±2 3 : c l Perdj'44A/ 35�6 Tgrt +s -� DATE & . 2 1 - % 11731 EXHIBIT G PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF ® MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT a We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has ® declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and a further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. J 0 SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE --_--/--- = ------------ —--- ----------------------------- - V 1 � 3�z 7�4� EXHIBIT .a 6r26-q6 11731 rid 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF a MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rareiy full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has A declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and O further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. r, SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE y UL r 3z 01 `L(, :� _� a, o __ �,Lf- PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF O MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT O We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and O further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE O _ J '�-t--- 4 L 6 - k4 -16 L i � ,(�r r� � C � r C►.r � � .; y 1 l _ � AtL �� r�y� � �. �o :� � 1' 0 11731 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF ® MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT U We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely fill. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has 0 declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATU E ADDRESS DATE ALI 0 ----------- ---- ----- ------- 46 �Z J� �-- --------------- E 11731 0 0 0 - PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF ® MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rar:.y full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and ® further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE O ' ` '� .. - ^ �fi � 7 � ;i• G� �'c'` `ter..-�, -------:. - __-------------------- 3 7 3-2 Gruel Av4- d r I 1 .� . .. . ........ . WAWAN _ ,1�/ 11731 e 0 PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF ® MIAMI'S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT J J D,1 We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four -level parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values, and further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. SIGNATURE ac to �F � ► � f Df rr ADDRESS DATE �1 w '32:11 �iinc ,,i A u F_ PETITION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, SANDRA MORTHAM, TO REQUEST THE DISMISSAL OF THE LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF MIAM19S OFFSTREET PARKING DEPARTMENT SEEKING TO COMPEL THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE, RESTAURANTS AND BARS AT THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE PARKING LOT 0 We the undersigned residents of Coconut Grove, oppose the construction of the proposed parking and entertainment complex. That we do not need a four-(evel parking structure is amply demonstrated by the fact that the existing parking lot is rarely full. The Offstreet Parking Department correctly recognizes this, and has declined to start construction. The correct site for such a structure is on the other side of the village, where the businesses which could benefit from increased parking availability are located. To compel the construction of a commercial establishment in what is predominantly a residential community will needlessly increase noise and other pollution, decrease homeowners' property values,. and ® further deteriorate the quality of life once enjoyed by Coconut Grove residents and taxpayers. 0 SIGNATURE ADDRESS DATE I Stt�� W9 a 7q3 �/a lQ 519� 3 u L AA- Wn e- R'iz tJ2 =rZ%; 306 4 Aj e v f i oV' � s ctQcs Tde . 11731 0 EXHIBIT H Major Institutional, Public Facilities, Transportation and Otilities: Areas designated as "Major :nstitutional, Public Facilities, Transportation and Uti::ties" allow facilities for `eders'_, state a:�_ : za_ 3overnmen_ aot_.__.es, major ?ubl__ .eligious or educational activities, and major trans?ortat.zn fac::_ties and Public ailities. Residential facilities ancillary to these uses are allowed to a maximum density equivalent to "High Density Multifamily Residential" subject to the same limiting conditions. (See appendices A, B, and C for churches, schools and.oarks less than 2 acres). Restricted Commercial: Areas designated as "Restricted U Commercial" allow residential uses (excepting rescue missions) to a maximum density equivalent to "High Density Multifamily Residential" subject to the same limiting conditions; any activity included in the "Office" designation as well as commercial activities that generally serve the daily retailing and service needs of the public, typically requiring easy access by personal auto, and often located along arterial or collector roadways, ® which include: general retailing, personal and professional services, real estate, banking and other financial services, restaurants, saloons and cafes, general entertainment facilities, private clubs and recreation facilities, major sports and exhibition or entertainment facilities and other commercial activities whose scale and land use impacts are similar in nature a to those uses described above, places of worship, and primary and secondary schools. This category also includes commercial marinas and living quarters on vessels as permissible. Central 8usiness District (CZD): The area designated as "Central Business District (C80) is intended to apply to the central commercial, financial and office core of the metropolitan region, 4 and allows all activities included in the "Office", "Restricted Commercial", and "Major Institutional, Public Facilities, Transportation and Utilities" designations. Residential ,.acilities (except for rescue missions) alone or in combination with other uses are allowable to a saximum density of 1,000 dwelling units per acre, subject to the detailed provisions of the Q applicable land development regulations and the maintenance of required levels of service for facilities and services included in the City's adopted concurrency management requirements. Also permitted is a six of uses ranginq from high density multifamily residential to high intensity office uses with retail uses on the lower floors of structures. Intensity of uses.within the C30 land use designation are generally higher thin those allowed in other areas of the city. General Commercial: Areas designated as "General Commercial• allow all activities included in the 'Office" and the 'Restricted Commercial" designations (with the exception of permanent. living ® facilities but including rescue missions), as well as wholesaling EXHIBIT H 11731 PZ 10 e PLANNING FACT SHEET APPLICANT Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement A Fund of the State of Florida and the City of Miami Department of Off -Street Parking: May a, 1989 PETITION 1. APPROXIMATELY 1490 ANQ 3500 MAIN HIGHWAY A Unnumbered Lots, being N 117' of E 140' plus E 52.5' less N. 117' Block 29 AMENDED PLAT FROW NOMESTEAD (9-106) P . R . D . C . Lot 10 (pt. lying Northwesterly of Main Highway) • MONROE SUBDIVISION (0-253) P.R.O.C. Lot 1. 2 1 Tract 'B• EN6LE SUBDIVISION (64-43) P.R.D.C. .Lot 73 (pt.) OE HEDOUVILLE'S SUB (8-150) P.R.O.C. (Legal Description on file with the Hearing Boards Office. Building and Zoning Depart ssest ) Consideration of aiding Ordinance- 10544, the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000. Futtre Lad Use Plan Map by changing the land use designation of the subject property from Restricted Commercial and Single -Family Residential to Major Public Facilities, Transportation and Utilities; and recooending 9 that said amendment be transmitted to the Florida Departsent of Comity Affairs. REQUEST To change the plan designation of the Coconut Grove Playhouse and chatting property from Restricted Co—ecial and Stayl*440ly wesideattial to Major hilic Fadlities. ® Transpertation and littlitin. ANALYSIS Thee plopostin cw*rise the Cum" breve ►layhoase at the intersection of Clarieai A"ove ad Nola NiT. , imchming prepe*ty frosting en Main Highway &host to the alley and an 'L• shaped parcel to the rest aver designated single- fmi ly. 10685. u 17 3 -°it~em6i;/89 Page 1 of O O [I] O O • A O RECOME110AT I ONS PLANNING DEPT. PLANNING ADVISORY BOAR® CITY C"ISSION The intent of the 'Major Public Facilities. Transportation and Utilities' category is to accommodate the developmuet of major concentrations of national, state and local governomt activities, as well as major public health or educational facilities. Ownership of the Playhouse property lies with the State of Florida and Offstreet parting Oeparwnt; the Department of Off -Street Parking has proposed a parking g• and artist's workshop to compleiunt the PlAY114014. This change would be consistent with policies that encourage commercial and office developaent In the Coconut Grove Village Center, which in this vicinity, lies northwesterly of Main Highway extending as for west as McDonald Street (extended). The requested change world be in accord with the established land use pattern, world be in side sealed with the needs of the city. Proper dove lopement pf the property dictates a consistent designation; it cannot be developed under the current designation. Approval. At its•mmeting June S. 1M. the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution Number ►AS 21-89 by a 7 to 0 vote. recam■ie Wing approval of the above. Three proponents and five opponents were present at the aMeetina. Four objections were received by mail. At its meeting of July 31. 1989 the City Coamission passed the above on First Reading. 411 PAS 6/8/89 117 31►ag: ilof • • 6 0 J El 0 ..fLORIDA AVE. I MCI; L ac THO MGS AVE. A �I¢JN JA iwcM I AV E. 1lr_j, .oHOOL -WRICH ES ATURA 1 I N FLORIDA AV o y J o E ACIJ o ___ a I TjjM IlAl 2 j • 4 R A N 0 AVF-. aLLE IY • RE ENTIAL NtAnt CQIMENMIV! NEICIBORMW PUN 14.89-2000 KAA MEMENT FROM: R£STR MTEO C"ERC tAL S. F. RESIDENTIAL TO: MAJOR PUBLIC FACILITIE 10685 • PAl3 6/8; B9 1174145, 13 .r' :1� L.MZ O . NK:-IN A% 10685 11731Z a EXHIBIT I St2te of Florlds• 1 Department of Natural ItesourceS ` interofiic may :9 3 2 Memorandum O TO: Dr. Elton Gissendarner Executive Oivectzr : Henry Dean Interim Oivisior. Oirectzr FROM: Ted Forsgran, Chief�� ZAgement Bureau o! State Lands4 •- 1 SUBJECT: Private Investors Sublease on Coconut Grove Theatre Property to 0 The Department of State's proposal to sublease a part o= t`:_ Coconut Grove property to private investors for a-embina:icn parking, office and retail -shop facility raises some ser:cus Policy concerns which should be torougnly described and 1 discussed. O 0000=0' other than the parking, which is an obvious acceptable use, the proposed use as a commercial office and rotai=-snop facility bears no resemblance to the a;:thor:ties and -aspc-s:- bilities of the Department of State. ;he -only relationsnio to the functions of the Department of State is ghat s:: o= the revenues derived from this comner_:_1 use ;^- to t`1e O Players State Theatre. Many other state agencies, such as the Department of Correcti-.ns and Agriculture, have lands under lease from the Trustees, separate trust funds, and a need for additional revenues. Can they also subleaso 'under-utilized' lands to private investors for the sole purpose of generating revenues for their agency? 0 The basic policy question is: Should the Board of Trustees allow state e"oaies to " into the land development. ass With Private investors on leasehold O lands for the primary purpose of generatinq additional revenues for their agency? If the answer is yes. then approval would be an appropriate recommendation' for the proposal. If the answer is no, then denial would be the proper recommendation. O EXHIBIT 0 T 11 31 s 2 MEMORANDUM Gissendanner and Dean May 10, 1992 Page 2 .t _s ccss it at : ay see sc:me _: _ e tances gnat :take t::_s procosa: ifferent from simllar subleases pro- posed by other state agencies. In any case, this policy issue has never, to our knowledge, been specifically addressed by the Board of Trustees. It should be discussed and addressed in the context of the Department of State's sublease proposal. O TF:t1s cc: Jim Flack O O A C-1 O O CC [i] v State of Florida Department of Natural Resources Interoffice Memorandum May 27, 1982 FEI4O OUM TO : Mr. Ted Forsgren,- Chief Bureau of State Lands Managmnt OF FAOM : Dr. Elton J. Gissendanner r Executive Director SUBJECT:' Private Investors Sublease on Coconut Grove Theatre Property RECE1VEL, iql_ 14 W OPEP,ATIONS SECTI;. I received your memorandum of May 10, whereby you stated your position on the matter of the Coconut Grove Theatre property. Ted, I agree with your evaluation of the thing, but you must remember that the legislature made certain provisions for the Coconut Grove Theatre which we at the department have to abide by since it is their intent that the land be used for the purposes of the Grove. I consider this to be a basic departure from our policy and do not want this to be considered general policy. I appreciate you writing me a memorandum about this. Mce CC: "in Omen RECEIVED Jun 1 02 vw� P opm tApo v. OM v '0.0w40 wA:jA" 11731 0 i 0 J Ardcte '1!t_ :.^NSTiTUTION OF THE STATE OF f't.ORlOA Aftiole YII ,on mats for an svicd paocses ten r^ulu. (4uu water Tarta"motni ouronso. •v -Pa nprthweit oortw at :he state ynnp west of 'no ire Detaten ranges two am :rife east. 0.05 mitt!. far *Ater rwar+agerhent ourputws IVt :M remawttr0 ttexttnns )t !he state. 10 mill, and tOr 111 other spacial Jtstrtcts a ridsge a�rthorlte7 ev .aw ioatn'•eO zy jote of the eietaors .+To and pw1v1S vt fror' hrttrta therm not wholly e,ernpt ton iaasuon. A CoWtV fVrttiaftnq tturtjaoet ser.•Kes max. to the extent auUWr rctld by taw. levy aoolbwv tarts ..chat Ire tr+uts hied fur "Wictoat Cu OO"$. wwrd._..w i 14 "tat ,us .wv. tiro SECTION 10. Pled" txodlt reittw the state ^ev any ,:away, 14t1 1 Mine" avow oaaty, so*" elf tnm rlr 19ency a Who of 214M. SAM bectsttle a ►olnt 0vtAe/ wt1A Or stOCMhotcar of. or qw. tend of Use its tax• CQ Dowel of Credit 10.110 cry WU1X Rion. SUCClatfi - CaftfterO of person: cut ra UW not f;afotttbd taw% suM+orf.oft0. (a) the xN"wont of Fuoec Gnat tends. (01 thr #W4S rlent of WW pj= %ArM at xuga- ftoAa al. or assured oy. the Un"d States or any of Its r+senn "I names. (c) the tftuanet and Sate W any County. '► P9r."- (tv 100cm district or 07W ow W4011 rite 131 Oady Of ,III rooenue panda to 'dW 4 of relowles IN Coat of coo" o WIS ;or *roans of pelt. f 0"S. or 12) teve- nue tM , 1 to -IN4M a or r$beics sts coal of eat" 0 111 Fill for ttouat W Or ett 00" 10 the tnrtante me lee silence tbweat to oxempe "W" rlco" tax" undef fen fften exatrq *we of fftf WOO States. + 000%. in eepw ease. tra tavento "on are t>'aytbt0 so* V" mvrf w demmed Iron+ tree safe. warn on of itaarq of Me W014CM A any t OOO $o SMIAeso. Of any pyt tttcfc-w r4 occuawo of atJeretort try any onvue Car- " ' 'W asaoc slow. pet'tnwwwo ar Oetw ow wnt to CCOW4 t Of tease with *no Saurq oodv 't,e Of MY neensr tresea cy such CWItae: of teas Wall to tu,e► .ecn to t XUW to the %ante extent as other ornatety (4) a f"04000". eoty" speaat masntst. Of sgelrtey of any of sm% tlenq a pint owner of. V". of lendtrq of W" a umrtq pow+ or crew Ion we pill Owrtefatlq. conwYe%toe and go w 0lote of ataett " Sam Otlntrat. .�. rraNwafraa �aowa tfaela croft ctllporap' A' attlaa Glow a 11100604160A soon," swetooN n. �rwlw�b aw�Atawa tiw■tla— !d1 �EOAOt ti110a1y Ma IM fen afa0 flttwdb d the t141a t� M Ir11sd � Iw artttMles R relbNwneofi otw ees et olio 1000 oral *A IN tttt INSM bd awed by taw. slid powoowas rtClda W elaneta, ow am 0 N im by a .eaa d rr aatalatsK willow tfubn eefaas roles t�tlr• SAR! Ito M stltlweeele titer bs ltatlgdad tdMsetA a vote at iris arson r a Iwwer the VAMP rwwwat ease nice. The -old wAsear" yftngtpa al OM beflda 4GwW DUMAN 10 Ind %ub"Cbon plop row aacee0 lolly pw- com of foe low to n AMM at tra lion f?' pte two oo. Coda belt "GM OBOX q arty tea tevOMM hM to fnlsn txl0wr Ire orvAlla is of fAtw coftwttUOon (U) MonhS St T1eseM to day coot wrv" on state tunas as ire sane uocornss awe sraa be sco(conaled Zy raw .'Cl Any state eoftoa ptadtpftq the h.d tadh and aeon ;t tre ttwo aiuend uncor Irv$ sect,ar rn ary xmw $cc Cn Of :rtS ConSU:419. ► may oe cofmrw tot the W- ;0"S of Sale. Al pv4wa,o 3CM1 may be issued tsy "state at its agwc"-tricut a vote of the electors to tirova or roll. riettpo the OOat of elate owed cap" outlay otof%ets auronzed by taw. alto ouroceas rc4ental twero, and rota be oeveote to" "M hinds ow%** drectty trap sourest other Man {tote tax revenuas tie► Eau+ adieu. auddir%4 or lowly to to firisnaid Of rehM%Ctd WNn ^P OfVA C 9 4 ft IUUed WMW INS sec• vn Shda h"t tie aoorr>tred by vw I. eqtlAwwe ov an act relaflnq to aCorapnglae t Or ben Qana►a) low. iauwtpwr C 1 .0,*.'. %r $-A in Me ...r.. wS. 'ECMW IL LOW 6e10480.-Catntnea 1ChUW dw MCM rnxrwctoaabes. loom attalGs ono bt:fff 9orarn. I kv, r bootee with a" Noy labile bonds. Car• ttficalea 0 .leeotedttaee of anti toot+ of tea artfettoarnn ce tAmes. tsaye" from ad .'awein taaacton are: ntitUur+q Moro than C*W* months alto atwaneA dray:. (a) to tlrw% a or fefthe a colt projects auuw atld by Ise And 0nty.tow goorwtfse av vote at ffft we. SAtf *W NO *tutor* Of fINOWN C'eteM AOt 0101y caahpt Irwn am on: or (b) Ic reov ""WWI bone and gums and ►lim moaon wo te" tnase+ at a otw net avefaga 10"eratu coat two MCMU M now It" go" taaea.—unto oar total Of all woo wheel lave 0ee01"aey at6e1111,10 vow the Crooerly of he Solos ow"Or. no C4./1 Well 9WI row ho" the "Vff nt Of any tar ow may 0e tk9a1 Cf 40guy assessed. SECTION 14. 84"s for NettatMfe son" 2" aboopo set am vow near rewfta.— (a) "M GLOW :sa by law. to" tld ids oledglnq •ftw aN Wish awl enrol of wa e1M elsy to et RW wsa ONt an salsa w to btaflG! vo eoAateuWon of w am woW poremon tatf sot UW abatat "Wd oily wSM frt.ow•r �...w.tal�nft..rtrr�...f�olr�a a ot>�r. e+aw.a aM..s! �si'�111pss+swr, ..awl tlfaF ff+~rlrtettlMr. e.alfl�,.r.letur.f0affagr, v ffltr a�11gr ttAwlsd t�Iwltalla wMrwt r fr 1ef41 �tw' terftlrtrNtle�a'� fIr tfwr �r�rrr+a��Awh flit. Sma Mrds tam be a lwn— a • peep 40 and 1tlwbttO�tlMa pMlslOr�rQti�Ofr1 d/sreftuas :o be dstllftad 1MtefIA Do 0 01 41 sera fawe". loom sa "pint tB. Wmis a ale fSOOreo uftw lessit- pVtptlm afgtownwla hw ainvoltidsd W. WN atftAw Aw. won ow ffesy Us ttgftar attawn to sum I " 01 . w4wdittg eeverrlaa I" aaHwr %cans. er"eoulbrta ton tf!tttwtt>f (Nolen eelsatfttey ttalaatwo to as Ivadosd 'eveAtaftei. arts a" to e0alm & *"Ures by pie lira 161h and creW al flNe aadw of PWdL (b) We &ae blonds afar be mot utters a sate hs- :w sgpcV. crcamo by let.. ha etada a dwonnnauen that in no 94" hum pear wN tbta dw llefvlCe fegLtre- "'� 11731. EXHIBIT J O O O O O CONSTRUMON. ROADS. BRIDGES AND CAUSEWAYS, ETIC. ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 9-1. Construction of expressway in south Dade area east of U.S. High- way No. I prohibited. No person, as defined in Section 1.01(3), Florida Statutes (1971), nor public body, as defined by Section 1.01(9), Florida Statutes (1971), shall construct any expressway, as defined by Section 33-121.10(a), Dade County Code, in that area of Dade County east of U.S. Highway No. 1 (South Dixie Highway) and south of Flagler Street. The word `construct" as used herein includes, but is not limited to, the expansion of any existing road, street, highway or other public right-of-way into an expressway. (Ord. No. 72-46, § 1, 9-6-72; Ord. No. 72-47, § 2, 9-6-72) Sec. 9-2. Expansion of Old Cutler Road. The expansion of that particular road in Dade County known as Old Cutler Road, from its present character as a country road, is hereby prohibited, and no person, as defined by Section 1.01(3), Florida Statutes (1971), nor public body, as de- fined by Section 1.01(9), Florida Statutes (1971), shall undertake to widen or expand Old Cutler Road from its presently existing paved right-of- way, provided, for the purpose of assuring safe travel on Old Cutler Road, the Board of County Commissioners, after public hearing with the reasonable notice by newspaper publication, may permit the limited expansion of intersections of said Old Cutler Road. (Ord. No. 72-47, § 1, 9-6-72) Sec. 9-2.1. Expansion of Coral Way between LeJune and Red Road. (a) The expansion of that partimisr road in Dade 0w� ka>own as Coral Way iatwem L Jtms sad Bed BoodsX >>lroto its present ebaractw as an histeeie, eanopisd roadway is bashy prohibited, and no person, as deiced by Section 1,010), Florida Statutes (1971). tax' public body, as de- fined by Section 1.01(9), Florida Statutes (1971), shall undertake to widen or expand Coral Way (between LeJune and Red Roads) from its pres- ently existing paved right-of-way. Supp. No. 14 f 9-2.3 (b) Both the expansion of the original plazas known as Ponce de. Leon, Columbus, Balboa, Segovia and LeJune and the removal or alteration of the live oak trees which canopy the roadway are hereby prohibited and no person, as defined by Section 1.01(3), Florida Statutes (1971), nor public body, as defined by Section 1.01(9), Florida Statutes (1971), shall undertake to alter or re- move said plazas or live oak trees as they pres- ently exist. (Ord. No. 76-54, §j 1, 2, 6-15-76) Editor's note —Ord. No. 76- 4, if 1. 2, is included 'herein as 1 9-2.1 at the discretion of the editors. Bee. 9.ZJ . Expansion of Main Highway (be- tween Charles Street and Douglas Road), Ingraham Highway (be- tween Douglas Road and LeJune Road) and Douglas Road (between Main Highway and Ingraham Highway). The expansion of the particular roads in Dade County known as Main Highway (between Charles Street and Douglas Road) and Ingraham High- way (between Douglas Road and LeJune Road) and Douglas Road (between Main Highway and Ingraham Highway) from their present character as historic, canopied roadway* is hereby prohib- ited, and no person, as defined by Section 1.01(3), Florida Statutes (1971). nor public body, as de- fined by Section 1.01(9), Florida Statutes (1971), shall undertake to widen or expand Main High- way (between Charles Street and Douglas Road) or Ingraham Highway (between Douglas Road and Wune Road) or Douglas Road (between Nfain Highway and Ingraham Highway! from their presently existing paved right-of-way. (Ord. No. 76-55, § 1, 6-15-76) Editor's note —Ord. No. 76.55, 11, is included herein as 4 9-2.2 at the discretion of the editors. See. 9-LL Expanam of ftss t Drive be- tCeeephm Cis+ele and Galloway Road. . Mw eoepionean at widen of that pes*dw road in Dade Coanty known as Sunset Drive (S.W. 72nd Street) from Cocoplum Circle to Galloway Rood (S.W. 87th Ave®ne), except those portions of Sunset Drive within the corporate limits of the City of South Miami, is hereby 1411 EXHlgrr I 1 11731 O Jackson N1. Ahlstedt, P.E. TRANSPORTATION EJVGLIVEE3 IMG 46 NW 94th STREET MUM I SHORES. FLORIDA 33I30 % 13031 734,SW5 October =7, 1997 O Mr. Anthony J. O'Donnell, Jr. Esquire Baker & McKenzie Suite 1600 Barnett Tower 701 Brickell Avenue O Miami, Florida 33131 Re: Coconut Grove Playhouse Comprehensive Plan Amendment Task 3 - Comparative Analysis of Parking Supply and Demand - Preliminary Report 0 Dear Mr. O'Donnell: As requested, i am performing a comparative analysis of the parking supply and demand in the vicinity of the proposed project for following scenarios: O a. The existing development b. The proposed development Although I have not completed my investigations, I believe that my work has progressed O sufficiently to offer the following as a preliminary report on my findings. E�QSTTNG PARKING With the notable exception of the City of Mianri Parking Lot #6, located adjacent to the Coconut O (wove Playhouse, eMasting parking in the vicinity of the project can characterized as consisting of on -street metered parking spaces with few off-street parking spaces. This type of parking is consistent with the scale of the eadsting development in the area. EXISTING DEVELOPMENT ® For the most part, the vdiitinitdevdopment ®the Tres eomiata of s®all scale retail, t and eating atablsid- eum The sin& mat pcdating deve6opat in the area is the Cocomit Grove Pitybouse. The Pkyhoun containa a main stage with sating for aPP cod=& Ply 1,100 persons phis the Encore Room which seats aW o rh ately 100 persons. Pwidng for the ® Playhouse is provided in City of Miami Lot #6 which contains approximately 175 parking spaces. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT O Based upon the project proposal submitted by Playhouse Associates, L.C., the proposed development consists of 12 to 24 Apartment Units, a 125 Room Hotel, 40.000 gross square foot (GSF) of Retail space and a parking garage accommodating ;gyp to 500_ cars O PARKING DEMAND RATES Peak period parking demand factors were obtained from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) publication Shared Parking. These rates are presented in Table 1 0 TABLE 1 PARKING DEMAND FACTORS a O WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS THEATER* 0.25 Space/Seat 0.30 Space/Seat APARTMENTS 1.00 SpacelDweiling Unit LOOS Unit HOTEL 1.25 Space/Room 1.25 Space/Room RETAIL 3.90 Spaces/1,000 GSF 4.00 Spaces/1,000 GSF Note: * Uses ULI parking demand rate for Cinemas for theater. EXISTING PARKING DEMAND O Based upon the Blasting combined 1,200 seats in the Playhouse and the parking demand factors presented in Table 1, existing Playhouse parking demand is estimated to be 300 parking spaces on Weekdays and 360 parking spaces on Saturday. PROPOSED PARKING DE%tkN-D O The estimated gross parking demand for the proposed development is presented in Table 2. O 2 M It] O TABLE Z PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT GROSS PARKING DEMAND WEEKDAYS SATU RDAYS APARTMENTS 12 to 24 SPACES. 12 to 24 SPACES HOTEL 156 SPACES 156 SPACES RETAIL 152 SPACES 160 SPACES TOTAL 320 to 332 SPACES 328 to 340 SPACES O Using a "shared parking" approach, applying ULI published accumulation rates, but making,no other adjustments, indicates that on weekdays the proposed development would have a net parking demand of approximately 268 parking spaces. On Saturdays, the net parking demand would be approximately 247 parking spaces. O ANALYSIS Currently there are approximately 175 off-street parking spaces available to serve the theater operation. Applying the concept of shared parking to the project, if all 500 parking spaces were conducted, the proposed development would have approximately 232 parking spaces available O for the theater on weekdays and 253 parking spaces available on Saturdays. This represents a potential net increase of 57 parking spaces for the theater on weekdays and 78 parking spaces on Saturdays. However, if one discounts the concept of shared parking in the case of this project, the proposed ® development merely replaces the existing 175 parking spaces in City of Miami Lot #6 and adds parking to satisfy its own gross parking demands. PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS O The proposed project will provide sufficient parking to meet its own demands and may potentially result in a net increase of 57 to 78 available parking spaces to serve other development in the area. O When the P4yhoum is in operation, this potential imcresse could benefit Playhouse parking. OwToody, wbm the Playbome is nit in opera=ion, the eadst % 173 psftg speoes in City of 11 mni Lot #6 are avwW* to visitors too the oft. 7U proposed project could add an additional 57 to 78 parking spaces to the potential puling inventory for these visitors. O Regardless of the net impact on parking supply, construction of the proposed project would result in a dramatic departure from the existing pattern of parking in the area. While existing parking is basically spread throughout through the area with the only significant concentration of 175 spaces on the site-, the proposed project would almost triple the number of parking spaces on the site and focus parking and its associate traffic impacts Main Highway and the Williams avenue .-Uley I hope that this letter adequately addresses your request. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Elm Sincerely, JACKSON M. AHLSTEDT, P.E. O ,-Jackson M. Ahlstedt, P.E. i Ll E L E E J 4 0 11731 '98 UEL; i i '--'.-,CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE ' (� t All interested persons will take notice ;that on the 17th day of No- i jJember; 1998, the City Commission of Miami, Florida adopted the fol lowing 41eddrdihances: MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays Miami, Dade County, Florida. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DADE: Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Octelma V. Ferbeyre, who on oath says that she is the Supervisor, Legal Notices of the Miami Daily Business Review f/k/a Miami Review, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal.Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in Dade County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice in the matter of CITY OF MIAMI ORDINANCE NO. 11731 XXXXX inthe................................................................................ Court, wa8puC ished in said geyvspaper in the issues of Affiant further says that the said Miami Daily Business Review is a newspaper published at Miami in said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Miami in said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of.advertisement; and affiant further says that she has neither paid nor promised any I or corporation of sec -nt, rebate, commis refund r the purpose in his any disKadvertise f publica on in the said new p r. ®� ./...... 9 swf�t and Eb r abed before me tV8 yof ............ . .................................. A.D. 9...... (SEAL) OFFICIAL NOTARY SEAT. Octelma V. Ferbeyre persona CRY Pvd VAAFHEL'A ROMEHO (� COfdQM=oN muMBER Q CC777419 0� W C M E F SEPT 2002 ORDINANCE NO. 11720- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE -1V, CHAPTER 54, " OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF' MIAMI, FLORIDA; AS. AMENDED, BY AMENDING SECTION 54-124 ENTITLED:' "NAMES OF AVENUES," BY CHANGING THE: NAME OF SOUTHWEST 1 AVENUE' BETWEEN SOUTHWEST 13.` STREET AND SOUTHWEST 15 ROAD TO BRICKELL WAY; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO TRANSMIT A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE TO THE HEREIN DESIGNATED AGEN- CIES; CONTAINING A REPELAR PROVISION, -AND A SEV- ERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. -11721 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE.',IV,' DIVISION 2, .OF" THE CODE, OF THE- CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED: "ADMINISTRATION,' DEPARTMENTS,,PLANNING, BUILDING AND ZONING DE- PARTMENT," TO ESTABLISH INSPECTION AND SERVICE FEES FOR TRANSFERS OR CHANGES OF NAMES FOR CERTIFICATES OF USE; MORE PARTICULARLY By . AMENDING SECTION 2-207(a); CONTAININGA REPEALER PROVISION; A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING. FOR -AN EFFECTIVE DATE.:- ORDINANCE NO. 11722 . AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER WARTICLES -X.. AND XI., OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLOR- IDA, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED:- "ADMINISTRATION/CODE ENFORCEMENT AND BOARDS, COMMITTEES, COMMIS- SIONS," TO ALLOW THE CITY COMMISSION TO CREATE ADDITIONAL:. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARDS: MORE. PARTICULARLY BY AMENDING, SECTIONS. 2-8111. 2-812 AND 2-892; CONTAINING &REPEALER PROVISION AND A _ SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND :PROVIDING_ FOR 'AN' EF •FECTIVE'DATE: ORDINANCE NO.,11723 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE li,, OF THE �CODE;.OF: THE. CITY: OF .MIAMI'; FLORIDA,...AS AMENDED ENTITLED: "MAYOR :AND "CITY COMMIS SION BY AMENDING' SECTION 2-33(e) CONCERNING -POCKET ITEMS, TO, P.ROVIDE".THAT LEGISLATION AS-, SOCIATED WITH;'SUCH ITEMS BE PRESENTED AND RE- VIEWED BY,THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY'ATTORNEY. IN ADVANCE' OF THE MEETING AT WHICH THE ITEM WILL BE PRESENTED; CONTAINING A'REPEALER PRO- VISION, A„ SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND'PROVIDING FOR;` AN EFFECTIVE DATE': , ORDINANCE NO: 11724 AN'ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE II, OF 'THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,.. FLORIDA,,. ;AS v AMENDED, ..ENTITLED 4' ""MAYOR AND CITY COMMIS: SION," BY ;AMENDING SECTION.2-33(I)- CONCERNING-. THE CALLINGOF SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEET-. INGS, TO PROVIDE THAT A SPECIAL MEETING MAY BE CALLED UPON THE WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE CITY CLERK BY EITHER THE MAYOR, OR THE PRESIDING - OFFICER OF THE COMMISSION, OR THREE: COMMIS- . SIONERS; CONTAINING -.A REPEALER PROVISION, A, SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EF-. NO. 11725, ANbRDAUCE`AMENbING CHAPTER 10, ARTICLE 1, OF THE -CODE' OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,: -.FLORIDA, AS ENTITLEDr- .ENERA. WHICH ,SETTS FORTH FEES FOR BUILDING, PLUMBING. ELECTRICAL - ''-,pMECHAN*ICALj (INbLbbINb BOILL14- AND - 'ELEVAtblk�1 NSPECTION, PERMIT AND CERTIFICATE FEES, TO- MODIFY THE FEES FOR,CONSTRUCTION DE- :.,BRIS.REMOVAL AND PROVIDE FOR EXEMPTIONS; MORE PARTICULARLY -BY AMENDING SECTION 16-4(b) OF THE CODE CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION, SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING ,FOR AN EF- -FECTIVEDATE. ORDINANCE NO. 11726 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING' CHAPTER 18, ARTICLE III, `OF THE CODE'OF -THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, -AS AMENDED, ENTITLED: "FINANCE/PURCHASING AND CONTRACTS GENERALLY,' TO ALLOW THE; -CITY OF MI- AMI TO ACCEPT A COMPETITIVE BID . WHICH -HAS BEEN SECURED BY OR ON BEHALF OF ANY. FEDERAL,• STATE, ..COUNTY, OR MUNICIPAL• GOVERNMENT, OR FROM ANY, OTHER GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY AND NOt-FOR-PROPIT. ORGANIZATIONS; AND TO EXEMPT THE CITY -OF- MIAMI FROM ALL COMPETITIVE BIDDING PROCEDURES WHEN --THE CITY ENTERS INTO AN . AGREEMENT WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTAL - AGENCIES,OR STATE FUNDED INSTITUTIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OR ACQUISITION OF NECESSARY-" SUPPLIE S AND/OR SERVICES; MORE '-:PARTICULARLY BY ADDING NEV,l SECTIONS 18-106 AND 18 ,107; CONTAINING- A -,REPEALER PROVISION'A -SEVEfRABILITY, CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING FOR ANEF- FECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO., 1.1727. AN'ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 2, AND 18 OF CODE THE CITY I bF,MIAMi,FLORIDA, AS,AMENDED, BY.ENACTING AN ANTI -DEFICIENCY, ACT TO SET FORTH REGULATIONS TO ENSURE THAT , DEPARTMENTS ,AND DEPARTMENT ,DIRECTORS - WITH AUTHORITY TO - DIRECT' OBLIGATION OR,-.biSBURSEMENTOF CITY .., FUNDS DO NOT EXPEND..FUNDSDURING .A, FISCAL FISC ,YEAR IN IEXCE9.S'OF TH6sk WHICH.- HAVE BEEN AP- .PROVPD -IN A -,.'DULY ADOPTED- . BUDGET;- i. MORE, ''PARTICULARLY 'BY ADDING' NEW "SECTIONS . , 2-467, 2-- 641.1, AND 18-72.1,'2r1145, 2=11 146",2-1147i AD 2-.1148; AND By 'AMENDING SECTIONS 2-466, AND,2-497; CON - TAM ING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. 11728 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ANEW SPECIAL 'RE�V.E- -,_NU,E FUND ENTITLED— LOVE -YOUTH r-AT. RISK_'.` PROJECT' AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR. SAID PROJECT IN THE AMOUNT OF $313,900, CONSISTING OF A 1998 LEGISLATIVE LINE ITEM GRANT TO BE -ADMINIS- TERED BY THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT .OF JUVENILE JUSTICE; AUTHORIZING -THE CITY MANAGER TO AC- CEPT.SAID GRANT AWARD AND EXECUTE THE.NECES- SARY DO I CUMENTS, IN A FORM, ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, 'TO IMPLEMENT 'ACCEPTANCE OF SAID GRANT. .-ORDINANCE NO. 11729 AN ORDINANCE -AMENDING SECTION 46-250 OF-THE� ,CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED: - "RIGHT.OF CERTAIN PERSONS TO REJECT MEMBERSHIP -.AS I-T RELATES,TO THE CITY OF MIAMI GENERAL EMPLOYEES' .AND. SANITATION EMPLOYEES', RETIREMENT TRUST ("GESE TRUST"); PROVIDING THAT: (1),ASSISTANT CITY MA ' NAGER& AND ASSISTANTSITO THE CITY MANAGER SHALL PARTICIPATE IN A PUBLIC' .-TRUST FUND -APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION;,(2),. CERTAIN -,CONTRIBUTIONS MADE TO THE PUPL!C, TRUST FUND ON BEHALF OF HEREIN DESIGNATED EM- , PLOYEES SHALL BE. At 'A RATE OF EIGHT PERCENT, (8%) OF THE EMPLOYEE'S ANNUAL BASE SALARY; AND. (3) THE HEREIN DESIGNATED EMPLOYEES SHALL TAKE 'ACTUAL OR CONSTRUCTIVE RECEIPT OF ALL CONTRI- BUTIONS. MADE ON HIS OR HER.. BEHALF.', PRIORTO REACHING `AGEJ55 OR UPON ON BECOMING PERMANENTLY TO AND. TOTALLY DISABLE, .IF SO PROVIDED IN, SAID -TRUST . AGREEMENT; _CONTAINING -A REPEALER PROVISION AND ASEVERABILITYCLAUSE.r > Tl 4 r1l, ORDINANCE NO. 11730, -� C AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE ; NO. 11339, AS AMENDED WHICH ESTABLISHED INITIAL RESOURCES AND INITIAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR A ".,GANG SPECIAL .REVENUE FUND. ENTITLED:' REDUC- TION ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAM," TO IN- r; _SPORTS CREASE THE APPROPRIATIONS TO SAID FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $178,136, CONSISTING ,OF FUNDS RE- _1 CEIVED; AS. A GRANT FROM MIAMI-DADE COUNTY; r AUTHORIZING THE CITY -'MANAGER TO EXECUTE -THE :- C) `J '" NECESSARY DOCUMENTS, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE' CITY.�ATTORNEY, FOR. ACCEPTANCE OF SAID GRANT; AUTHORIZING THE 'ALLOCATION OF A RE- `(25%) ( Jy QUIRED TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT MATCH BY THE - t ' " CITY OF.MIAMI, IN THE AMOUNT OF $59,379, FROM THE i -* LAW ENFORCEMENT- TRUST FUND, SUCH EXPENDI- TURE HAVING BEEN CERTIFIED BY.THE CHIEF OF. PO- LICE .AS COMPLYING .WITH THE U.S. -DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY "GUIDE.TO EQUITABLE SHARING";"FUR-; ; THER" CORRECTING.,SCRNENER'S ERRORS.dN ORDI- ;! NANCE NOS. 11339, 11409, AND 11556 TO ACCURATELY - REFLECT THE AMOUNTS ,APPROPRIATED TO SAID, ._ FUND; CONTAINING-. A ' REPEALER PROVISION AND_ SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, ORDINANCE NO .1�1N0 AN ORDINANCE.AMENDING OR CE N0..1.1000, TH6 1 ZONING ORDINANCE, BY AMENDING ARTICLE,6, SEC:.,,"I TION-602.16.4; TO MODIFY-OFF-SITE-•PARKING-REGU-. . LATIONS FOR THE SD-2;COCONUT GROVE_ CENTRAL,. i COMMERCIAL" DISTRICT,TO INCLUDE THAT PORTION OF ,THE ADJACENT G/I DISTRICT CURRENTLY OCCU- PIED BY THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE ONT I A N- � ING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY "CLAUSE;"AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. `..ORDINANCE NO. 11732 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 11000; AS 1 AMENDED, THE -ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ' MIAMI, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 6, SECTION 604, SD-4 INDUSTRIAL_. DISTRICT, TO PERMIT GENERAL •OFFICE ti -USE IN EXISTING OFFICE STRUCTURES; CONTAINING A. REPEALER PROVISION AND SEVERABILITY: CLAUSE;' AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Said ordinances may be inspected by the public at the Office of the i. City Clerk, 3500 Pan. American Drive, Miami, Florida, Monday through j,.Friday, excluding holidays,.between the hours of 8 a.m. and-5 p.m.- WALTER J: FOEMAN !j{ CITY CLERK � Q (#5174) ! 12/9__�..,__98-4-120960M