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WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of June 15,
1994, following an advertised hearing adopted Resolution No. PAB 32-94 by a
vote of seven to zero (7-0), RECOMMENDING APPROVAL of amending Ordinance No.
11000 as hereinafter set forth; and
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WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of this matter
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. Ordinance No. 11000, as amended, the Zoning Ordinance
of the City of Miami, Florida, is hereby amended by amending the text of said
Ordinance as follows:l/
ARTICLE 4• ZONING DISTRICTS
O Office.
Permitted Principal Uses:
As for R-4 and in addition:
1. Offices not selling merchandise on the premises.
2. Medical or dental offices.
3. Medical and dental laboratories, and clinics.
4. Financial Institutions.
5. Post -secondary public or private educational facilities.
6. Federal, state and local government offices.
1/ 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. Ellipsis and asterisks indicate omitted
and unchanged material.
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C-1 Restricted Commercial.
Permitted Principal Uses:
18. Bible study classes, but excluding all religious rites, sacraments
and ceremonies typically performed in a house of worship.
19. Housebarges are prohibited.
20. Structures and uses other than those listed above required for
performance of a governmental function (other than jails,
detention facilities, work camps or local stations for mass
transit facilities other than bus stops).
ARTICLE 6• SD SPECIAL DISTRICTS GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sec. 601. SD-1 Martin Luther King Boulevard commercial district.
Sec. 601.2. Effect of SD-1 district designation.
The effect of these SD-1 regulations shall be to __`ter* -is! supplant
district regulations and to Inudify regalations of other zoning districts
included within the SD boundaries to the extent indicated herein.
Sec. 608. SD-8 Design Plaza Commercial Residential District.
Sec. 608.2. Effect of SD-8 district designation.
The effect of these SD-8 regulations shall be to supplant modify district
regulations wibhin portions of other zoning districts included within the SD
boundaries to the extent indicated herein.
Sec. 611. SD-11 Coconut Grove Rapid Transit District.
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Sec. 611.2. Effect of SD-11 district designation.
The effect of these SD-11 regulations shall be to supplant modify
district regulations WithiLl portions of other zoning districts included within
the SD boundaries to the extent indicated herein.
Sec. 612. SD-12 Special Buffer Overlay Districts.
Intent and scale.
This district is intended to create buffer areas between residential and
non-residential districts in specially defined areas of the city. Where a
residential lot shares a common lot line with (or is separated from only by an
intervening alley) certain commercial, office or industrially zoned lots, such
residential lots are eligible for SD-12 classifications.
Buffer overlay districts may be developed only with uses of the
underlying residential use or as parking lots in combination with adjoining
commercial, office or industrial lots to allow greater flexibility in
development of land.
Buffer overlay districts may only be developed per the requirements of
the underlying district. In addition, when awed ats sarface park±ng lots Which
15furve the non-resident±al: uses, they shall be subject to the following
conditions:
Permitted Principal Uses:
Same as underlying district.
Permitted Accessory Uses:
Same as underlying district.
Conditional Principal Uses:
Those of the underlying district.
Conditional Accessory Uses:
Those of the underlying district and, in addition, surface parking to
serve the abutting district by Special Exception only with city
commission approval, subject to applicable requirements of article
22 and elsewhere herein.
Special Limitations:
SD-12 lot and nonresidential lot shall be under common ownership. A
unity of title is sufficient in lieu of common ownership in
situations where the SD-12 and nonresidential lot have different
owners. Nonresidential frontage shall have a minimum lot width of
one hundred (100) feet and shall share a common lot line (or be
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separated by only an intervening alley) for at least eighty (80)
percent of its width with the SD-12 lot. No vehicular access to or
from residential area. Twenty -foot landscape buffer for the first
twenty (20) feet, measured from the base building line of the
residential lot, to be maintained in perpetuity by the property
owner. A minimum six-foot high wall shall be constructed twenty
(20) feet from the front property line and five (5) feet from side
property lines. No unenclosed storage of trash or garbage, or trash
or garbage receptacles or containers shall be permitted within the
residential lot. No variances from provisions of section 612 are
permitted.
Buffer Lot Intensity:
Same as underlying district.
Minimum Lot Sire:
Ten thousand (10,000) square feet.
Setbacks:
Front - twenty (20) feet; side - five (5) feet; rear - twenty (20) feet.
Minimum Lot Width:
One hundred (100) feet.
Heigh t:
Underlying district height.
Floor Area Ratio:
Underlying district F.A.R.
Building Footprint:
Underlying district footprint.
Green Space:
For parking use, minimum of three -tenths (0.30) times the lot area.
Offstreet Parking:
Same as nonresidential district.
Sec. 613. SD-13 S.W. 27th Avenue Gateway District.
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Sec. 613.2. Effect of SD-13 district designation.
The effect on these SD-13 regulations shall be to supplant modify district
regulations Withill JJUrtiVLIS of other zoning districts included within the SD
boundaries to the extent indicated herein.
613.3.2. Considerations in making Class 77 Special Permit determinations.
The purpose of the Class II Special Permit shall be to ensure conformity of
the application with the expressed intent of this district, with the general
considerations listed in section 1305, and with the special considerations
listed below.
1. Retail or residential uses shall have their principal external
orientation along 27th Avenue, with ground level retail maximizing
external exposure.
2. A minimum of sixty (60) percent of the total street level frontage on
27th Avenue shall be utilized for uses listed under section 6±3.:1
613.4.
3. Driveways shall be limited to a maximum of twenty (20) percent of the
street frontage.
Sec. 614.SD-14, 14.1: Latin Quarter Commercial -Residential and Residential
Districts.
614.1.2. Effect of SD-14 and SD-14.1 district designations. The effect on these
SD-14 and SD-14.1 regulations shall be to supplant district regulations
of other zoning districts included within the SD boundaries to the extent
indicated herein.
614.3.3. Conditional principal uses.
Same as the C-1 district, except the following uses shall not be
permitted on pedestrian -oriented streets, unless otherwise provided:
1. Foster homes, group homes, convalescent homes, nursing homes, institutions
for the aged, orphanages and adult daycare centers.
2. Automotive service stations, auto care service centers and car washes,
(only by Special Exception and subject to the requirements and limitations
of sections 930 and 931).
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614.3.4. Reserved. Conditional accessory uses.
Same as the C-1 district.
614.3.5. Floor area limitations.
616.4.2. SD-16. 16.1, 16.2 conditional principal uses and structures.
The following uses shall be permitted by Class II Special Permit only:
1. Child daycare centers, subject to the restrictions and
limitations in section 936.
2. Adult daycare facilities, subject to the restrictions and
limitations in section 935.
The following uses shall be permitted only by Special Exception:
1. Automotive service stations.
2. Drive -through facilities for financial institutions, with city
commission approval.
3. Drive -through restaurants, by Special Exception only.
34. Parking lots, parking garages, provided that there shall be no
vehicular access to such facilities directly from primary
pedestrian pathways. Unenclosed parking areas with any portion
adjacent to a primary pedestrian pathway shall only be
permitted as a temporary use, with time limits and conditions
for renewal (if allowable) specified.
-45. Sports arenas and exhibition halls.
36. Repair service establishments including appliance and office
equipment, but not repair garages, repair of heavy equipment or
paint and body shops.
ARTICLE 9. GEMRAL AND SUPPLENaPARY REGULATIONS
908.6. Car shelters limitations and requirements.
The structure shall meet the requirements of the South Florida Building
Code but shall be designed and constructed in a manner which permits
disassembly and reassembly. Car shelters are subject to the following
limitations and requirements:
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(a) Only one (1) single (one -car capacity), or one (1) double (two -car
capacity), or two (2) single carports will be permitted for a two-
family dwelling provided the lot averages fifty (50) feet in width.
Only one (1) single or one (1) double (two -car capacity) carport
will be permitted for a single-family dwelling where the lot
averages fifty (50) feet in width. Only one (1) single (one -car
capacity) carport will be permitted for single or two-family
dwellings where the lot averages less than fifty (50) feet in
width. The length dimension of the carport shall be perpendicular
to the street where the average lot width is sixty-five (65) feet
or less. The horizontal dimensions including the supporting
framing shall not exceed n ne- tg- t ten (10) feet in width and
nin=teen ( i9� twenty ( 20 ) feet in length for single -car shelters,
twenty (20) feet in width and nineteen (±9) twenty
(20) feet in length for double -car shelters, and shall not exceed
eight(Stten 10) feet in height for a detached carport and twelve
_)__feet in height for an attached carport. In no instance shall
the permitted lot coverage for all accessory structures be
exceeded.
(b) Car shelters may be located in a required front or side yard;
however, the roof structure shall not cantilever more than two (2)
feet into the required side or rear yard.
(c) Such shelters shall remain unenclosed on at least three (3) sides,
except for permitted landscaping, and shall not be used for the
storage of any goods or for any use other than for the shelter of
private passenger vehicles. Structures without the appropriate
canvas or aluminum roof coverings shall be promptly removed.
Sec. 927. Temporary structures, occupancies, and uses during construction.
In any district, temporary structures, occupancies, and uses reasonably
necessary for construction (including preparation of land) shall be permitted,
subject to the limitations and requiremerts of these and other lawfully
adopted regulations (and particularly the South Florida Building Code).
Except where specifically authorized or required, such structures and
uses shall be located on the site and shall not encroach upon any public ways.
As necessary for protection of the public health, safety, and tranquility in
the circumstances of the particular case, the zoning administrator may attach
to any permit or certificate of occupancy reasonable requirements, conditions,
and safeguards, including limitation of hours for the conduct of part or all
of the activities involved. Activities shall be so conducted as to minimize
annoyance to surrounding areas due to noise, dust, glare, fumes, runoff of
water, deposit of sediment, or other adverse effects.
Rock, soil, sand, or gravel may be used for fill or construction on the
site, but no such material may be used for onsite manufacture of building
materials other than mortar for masonry or plaster. Handling of materials
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moved from the site shall be so conducted as to control flying dust or
spillage on the streets.
Where temporary sheds, offices, quarters for watchmen, or the like are
authorized as reasonably necessary in connection with such activities, they
shall be so located as to minimize potentially adverse visual or other effects
on surrounding property or those who pass on public ways.
Temporary or "interim" offsite parking may be permitted by Class II
Special Permit and only in districts more or equally permissive as the one
where the principal use to be served is located. Such parking is only to be
permitted where there are practical difficulties or hardships involved in
providing the required parking on the site during construction. In addition,
as conditions of the Class II Special Permit: (1) the applicant shall provide
to the City a copy of the lease or other parking agreement which will fulfill
the parking requirement during construction; (2) in cases where the parking
is offsite, the parking for a commercial project shall only be provided in a
commercial zoning district and parking for a residential project shall only be
provided in a commercial or more permissive residential zoning district; (3)
relocation of required parking shall be limited to specific length of time
(i.e., one year with a one-year renewal) or limited to the duration of
construction up to the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy, whichever is
less; and (4) the distance between the principal entrances of the parking
facility and the use being served shall be limited to six hundred (600) feet.
Sec. 928-929. Reserved.
ARTICLE 16. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS; DETAILED REQUIREM+ENTS
Sec. 1606.2 Time requirements; limitations on extensions.
In granting the Special Exception, the zoning board, shall, as a
condition, specify a reasonable limitation of time within which action under
such special permit shall be begun, or completed, or both. Failure to meet
such time limitation shall result in cancellation of the special permit
unless, on application to the zoning board and on due cause shown, the board
shall extend the time limitation originally set. Application for such
extension shall be filed not less than thirty (30) days prior to the date of
expiration. The application for extension of time shall not require formal
public notice, or public hearing, wee, but shall be considered
by the board only in open meeting and as part of a previously prepared agenda.
If denied, the board shall state written reasons for the denial.
ARTICLE 17. MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMITS; DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
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Sec. 1706. Changes in approved Major Use Special Permit.
Changes in a MUSP may be permitted after application to the director of
the department of planning, building and zoning by the original applicant or
successors in interest. Upon receipt of such an application for change, the
director of the department of planning, building and zoning shall, in the case
of developments of regional impact pursuant to Chapter 380.06, Florida
Statutes, as amended, prepare a statement demonstrating whether or not the
proposed changes should be considered to be substantial deviations, as set
forth in the Florida Statutes and follow the procedures as defined in Chapter
380.06, Florida Statutes, as amended, provided that the determination of
substantial deviation requires the recommendations of the director of the
department of planning, building and zoning, and the planning advisory board
and approval of the city commission, following public notice and hearing as
required by the Florida Statutes.
In the case the proposed changes to a Major Use Special Permits is not a
DRI, the director of the department of planning, building and zoning shall
refer the application to the zoning administrator, who shall determine whether
such changes are substantial changes, as defined in section 2215.1 of this
ordinance. Pursuant to this section, o if the zoning administrator
determines that the proposed changes are substantial, the director of the
department of planning, building and zoning shall prepare a statement
demonstrating whether or not such changes would meet the same requirements as
for the original approval. The director shall transmit such statement,
together with recommendations on the proposed changes, to the planning
advisory board. Such a statement on substantial changes, as defined, shall
not require formal public notice and hearing before the planning advisory
board. An officer or agent designated by the city manager shall notify the
applicant by registered mail posted not less than ten (10) calendar days prior
to the meeting of the planning advisory board at which the application for
substantial change is to be considered, of the date, time and place of the
meeting, and indicating further where the applicant may inspect, and copy if
desired, the recommendations of the director of the department of planning,
building and zoning. The officer or agent shall similarly notify by regular
mail, posted on the same date as the registered communication to the
applicant, any other person and persons who have signified in writing their
interest in the matter.
Upon the transmittal of recommendations of the planning advisory board
to the city commission, the commission may take such action as is appropriate
in the matter; provided, if the commission has not acted after two (2) regular
meetings of the commission have been held following receipt of application for
change, the recommendations of the director of planning, building and zoning
shall be deemed to have been approved.
If the zoning administrator determines that the proposed changes are
non -substantial, the planning, building and zoning director shall be
responsible for review and approval or denial, or approval with conditions of
the amendments.
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Sec. 1904.2 Time limitations.
In granting a Variance, the zoning board, shall, as a condition or
safeguard specify a reasonable limitation of time within which application
for building permit shall be made. In addition, the zoning board may
prescribe a reasonable limitation of time within which construction shall be
commenced or completed, or both. Failure to meet such time limitation shall
result in cancellation of the permit for variance unless, on application to
the zoning board and on due cause shown, the board shall extend the time
limitation originally set. Such application shall be filed not less than
thirty (30) days prior to the date of permit expiration with the officer or
agent of the city specified by the city manager. The application for
extension of time shall not require formal public notice, or public hearing,
or PaYLLMIt of fee—, but the same shall be considered by the zoning board in
open meeting and as a part of a previously prepared agenda.
Section 2. Ordinance No. 11000, as amended, the Zoning Ordinance
of the City of Miami, Florida, is hereby amended by amending the Index of said
Ordinance as follows:
Appeals from decisions of Zoning Administrator made to board ....................... 1806
Boundaries, uncertainty as t
Boards' action in cases of renjaining uncertainty, conflicts ...................... 315.
Special Exceptions
Determinationsby board.......................................................... 1301.3.1
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 this 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 beccme effective thirty (30) days
after final reading and adoption thereof.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this
Julv , 1994.
26th
day of
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this
22nd day of September 1994.
S1tPHEN P. CLAAK, MAYOR
ATTEST
MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
DEPUTY CITY RNEY
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
FROM
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DATE : W 12 1994 FILE :
SUBJECT Technical tents to text
of Zoning Ordinance 11000
REFERENCES:
Agenda Item, City Commission
ENCLOSURES: Meeting of Septenber 22, 1994
It is respectfully recamuended that the City Commission adapt the attached
series of technical amendments to the text of Zoning Ordinance 11000, as
amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida.
At the City Commission meeting of July 26, 1994, the following series of
amendments to Zoning Ordinance 11000 were passed on first reading with the
direction from the Commission that staff explain the proposed changes prior to
second reading. The following is an itemized summary of each of the changes
being proposed at this time.
1. Federal, State and Local Goverrment offices would be a permitted principal
use in the 110" Office districts, along with private -sector offices.
2. Structures and uses required for performance of a govtmimental function
would be permitted by right in the C-1 districts; for example, U.S. Post
Offices would be permitted in these commercial districts.
3. The intent statement for SD-1, SD-8, SD-11, SD-13, SD-14 and SD-14.1 would
be changed to "support" rather than to "modify" underlying districts.
4. The SD-12 Overlay District would be modified to clarify its application
only to residential districts.
5. The SD-16, SD-16.1 and SD-16.2 districts would be modified to permit Drive -
through restaurants by Special Exception only.
6. Section 908 would be amended to increase the size of permitted awnings to
be consistent with industry size standards for such uses.
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7. An Interim Offsite Parking regulation is proposed for those situations
where a project �.rxier construction cannot provide parking on -site for
occupants and/or construction workers, subject to time limitations and
distance limitations, in all districts, by Class II Special Permit.
8. Article 16 will be amended to delete lane
code, and therefore will require payment
extensions for Special Exception Permits.
9. Article 17 "Major Use
p which conflicts with the
a fee for requests of time
cial Permits" will be amended to clarify the
and non-suL,:taantial changes to a Major Use Special
10. Article 19 will be amended to delete language which conflicts with �"ie
code, and therefore will require payment of a fee for requests of tune
extensions for Variances.
11. The Index will be amended to correct an incorrect reference.
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PLANNING FACT SHEET
APPLICANT City of Miami Planning, Building and Zoning Department, April 15, 1994
REQUEST/LOCATION A series of technical amendments to the text of Ordinance 11000, as amended, the
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami to revise certain sections.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
PETITION Consideration of amending Articles 4, 6, 9, 16, 17 and 19 of Ordinance 11000, as
amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, in order to add, modify and
delete technical language required to refine the text of the ordinance and simplify
its administration.
BACKGROUND The proposed amendments would revise language which is unclear, erroneous or
AND ANALYSIS inconsistent with other provisions of the zoning ordinance. These problems became
obvious in the course of administering the ordinance or are necessary as a result of
determinations by the Planning Director of uses not specified. These amendments
would revise Article 4, Section 401, the "Schedule of District Regulations" to allow
government offices as a permitted principal use in "0" districts; to allow structures
and uses required for performance of a governmental function" as permitted principal
uses in the C-1 district; to amend Article 6 to amend the effect of the SO district
designation for SD-1, SD-8, SD-11 and SD-13 and to add a section describing the
effect of the SO district designation for SD-14 and SD-14.1; to amend the SD-12
overlay district to clarify its application only to residential districts; to amend
the SD-13 district to correct an incorrect reference; to amend the SD-16, SD16.2 and
SD-16.2 districts to allow drive -through restaurants by Special Exception; to amend
Article 9 by amending Section 908 to increase the size of permitted awnings to be
consistent with industry standards; by amending section 927 to permit temporary
parking during construction by Class II special permit subject to certain conditions;
to amend Article 16, Section 1606.2 to delete erroneous language; to amend Article 17
"Major Use Special Permits" by clarifying the treatment of substantial and
nonsubstantial changes to a Major Use Special Permit; to amend Article 19, Section
1904.2 to delete erroneous language; and to amend the index to correct an incorrect
reference. (See attached fact sheet addendum for description of proposed changes).
PBZ RECOMMENDATION Approval
PAB DECISION Approval as modified.
CITY COMMISSION PASSED ON FIRST READING.
VOTE: 7-0
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ANALYSIS (revised from PAB) :
7tre attached proposed ordinance would mend Zoning Ordinance 11000, to
acoaaplish certain charges specifically, as follows:
1. Federal, State and Inca1 offices would be a permitted parinci pal
use in the "O" Office districts.
2. and uses required for
3. 7b a intent statement for SD-1, SD-8, SD-11, SD-13, SD-14 and SD-14.1 world
be changed to "support" rather than to "modify" wdwiyim dLr` -acts.
4. The SD-12 Overlay District would be modified to clarify its application
only to residential districts.
5. The SD-16, SD-16.1 and SD-16.2 districts would be modified to permit Drive-
tb rouah restaurants by Special on y.
6. Section 908 would be amended to increase
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8. Article 16 will be amended to .delete lange>age which conflicts with the
code, and therefore will require payment of a fee for requests of time
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9. Article 17 "Major Use Special Pewits" will be amended to clarify the
treatment of tantial and ehmr9es to a Major Use Special
Permit.
10. Article 19 will be amended to delete A which conflicts with the
code, and therefore will require past of a fee for requests of time
extensions for Variances.
11. The Index will be amended to correct an incorrect reference.
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RESOLUTION PAB - 32-94
A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING THAT THE CITY COMMISSION ADOPT AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 11000, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, BY AMENDING ARTICLES 4, 6, 9, 16, 17, AND 19, TO ADD, CLARIFY
AND DELETE CERTAIN LANGUAGE; AND CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
HEARING DATE: JUNE 15, 1994
VOTE: 1-0
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RODRIGUEZ, DIRECTOR
P NNING. BUILDING AND ZONING
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'8'FFIEEP GANGS S MI ORDINANCE MMUM FOR j1iE
TASK'FOR0E', AND tw CITY MAMIIGER FISCAL YEARiWDINQSWFEMSER 30. 19ftCONTAIIING
TOAt it �W T1t AMOiN�iT OF_419,W F OR THE A REPEALER PROVISIGN AND A $EYERABIL11Y CLAUSE.
PURPOSE SPECIFIED FU R AUni0�1NG
T CRY NAAMAR3Efl TOH iN1b THE NECK► OROM4ANGE NDf 11181~
ACiI , I4 A 1�EiRM . AllLE TO THE CRY AN ONCE. W1TH ATTACFMAENT(ft RELATED TO
A FC>PI THIE OF "THE AFORE- TAXATION, DEfif" AND DESIGNATING THE& TAR-:' .
AN7: CO1iF A PROV- RORIAL LIMITS OF THE DOMIM" DEVELOPMENT
ISIONANAtA i VEWyBIL4i1/CL DETHICT OF.THE CRY OF MIMM, FLORIDA;- fDON(i THE
MILLAGE AND LEVYING TAXES W WV DOWNTOWN
p10NIN112T N0.1117y DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT FOR THE FI8CNIL; 'YEAR
AN 1�IEidNB ORDNAMEE NO. 11000, A8 BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1994 ANDIMNIMG SWIEMBER
' Zf l NO 'OiiDN °' OF THE CITY OF 30. 1996. AT RVE-TENTHS (.M MIU.24 11WE DOLL'AKOF
MWM.. ARRTICLE 0, Al40 THE NONEXEMPT Ali VALLW' ALL REAL AND
` TKf1I9".` + AMEWM S*C- PERSONAL 'PROPERTY IN SAID tI T; PROVIDING
TIaN SAL% HOLIDAY SALES' BY THAT SAID MILIME AND THE TAXE1!' LEVIED HERENP
AUiV*lNgt OF C"joSTMAB TOM AND PUMPKINS SHALL BE *4 ADDITION TO THEMI1TFEii BY CLAW -1 Somonw P6RABTt IN 4ammelcm. I IRIS. AND THE;LEVYM OF TAXES
TRIAL, LIMITS OF THE CITY OF IV.IA J & PE ECTED IN TV*
EN YkQ_ SU&JWT TO ON All CONWIONS; CRYS MSXAQE`LEVY ORDNANCE FM THE AFC'
CONTAINING A 1lEIti flat`"L+PN0111 AND A SEVER- FECAL • YEAR • WHICH IS REQUIRED BY CITY
ABRRY CLAUB)<;' AND PROVIDING FOR N EFFW7M SEcm* I?. PROVIDim THAT THE. FIXING OF THE
DATE MILIJixi IYB} tEVYiFK3 OF TAi(£8 HIE . BHAIl BE W _
ADDfRON TO SPECIAL A8SESSMFjiTVICLtlt3 THYIT
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OF DIBTN9IGT REG ATII I' T LkOIAt REPEALER PROVISION, SEVERAKJIY CLAUSE AND
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DI$TRICTB; 86•12 OVERLAY DISTRICT, TO�CLA FY ft IM NJIVIORIZING ` ME 'DOWNTOWN 'I)LO1EIMPMENIT
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DRIVE -THROUGH SPECURANIT8 AS A CONDITIONAL IN RIATIOWFOR THEPISOM YEAR�B6i1W WJQ OCTOBER
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