HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1992-01-23 Marked AgendaMAYOR
VICE MAYOR
COMMISSIONER
COMMISSIONER
COMMISSIONER
XAVIER L. #EZ
DR. MIRIAM ALONSO
MILLER I. DAWKINS
VICTOR H. DE YURRE
I.L. PLUMMER, IR.
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CITY MANAGER CESAR H. ODIO
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: JANUARY 23, 1992 CITY HALL 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 10087, ADOPTED MARCH 18, 1986, AS AMENDED,
GENERALLY REQUIRES ALL PERSONS APPEARING IN A PAID
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REMUNERATED REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY BEFORE CITY STAFF, BOARDS,
COMMITTEES AND THE CITY COMMISSION TO REGISTER WITH THE CITY
CLERK BEFORE ENGAGING IN LOBBYING ACTIVITIES. A COPY OF SAID
AMENDED ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
CITY HALL
THIS PRINTED AGENDA IS DISTRIBUTED AT LEAST FIVE DAYS BEFORE THE MEETING AND
THE MATERIAL IN CONNECTION WITH EACH ITEM APPEARING ON THE AGENDA IS AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECTION DURING BUSINESS HOURS AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK IN CITY
HALL.
ANY PERSON WHO SEEKS TO ADDRESS THE CITY COMMISSION ON ANY ITEM APPEARING IN
THE FOLLOWING PORTIONS OF THIS AGENDA: 'CONSENT AGENDA', 'PUBLIC HEARINGS', OR
'PUBLIC DISCUSSION' IS INVITED TO DO SO AND SHALL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE INFORM
THE CITY CLERK OF HIS/HER DESIRE TO SPEAK, GIVING THE CITY CLERK HIS/HER NAME.
AT THE TIME THE ITEM IS HEARD, THAT PERSON SHOULD APPROACH THE MICROPHONE AND
WAIT TO BE RECOGNIZED BY THE MAYOR WHO PRESIDES OVER THE CITY COMMISSION
MEETING.
Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the Miami City Commission
with respect to any matter to be considered at this meeting, that person shall
ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all
testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based.
The City Commission
at the conclusion of
noon; further, that
deliberations on the
87-115)
has established a policy that the lunch recess will begin
deliberations of the agenda item being considered at 12:00
Commission meetings will adjourn at the conclusion of
agenda item being considered at 9:00 PM. (Resolution No.
FOR MOTIONS AND RESOT-If 71ONS WJMI tl D,") NOT AP: FA >i TILT
TVJS PRINTED AGZN:)A- Z i' = DLY r'-'.r i:'_i 'i•'] THE CITY CLE;+I;;'S
REPORT, ATTACHED HEREYJ.
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PART "A":
NON -PLANNING b ZONING ITEMS
BEGINNING AFTER 9:00 AM: ITEMS 1 THROUGH 14
BEGINNING AFTER 2:00 PM: ITEM 15
BEGINNING AFTER 2:15 PM: ITEM 16
BEGINNING AFTER 7:30 PM: ITEM 17
PART "SO:
PLANNING b ZONING ITEMS
BEGINNING AFTER 5:00 PM: ITEMS PZ-1 THROUGH PZ-13
BEGINNING AFTER 6:30 PM: ITEM PZ-14
PART A
9:00 AM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
DELIVERED
A.
PRESENTATIONS 8 PROCLAMATIONS
SEE SUPLEMENTAL AGENDA
ORDINANCES - EMERGENCY
1.
EMERGENCY ORDINANCE - (J-92-82)
EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
(4/5THS OTTEET
10944
MOVED : AWNSO
(NOTE: This item is being presented on an
SECONDED : DE YURRE
emergency basis in order to ensure that the funds
UNANIMOUS
are available to make the necessary payments in
connection with this Homeless Program which was to
commence January 21, 1992.)
Amending Ordinance No. 10914 adopted September 11,
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1, wh ich created the Special Revenue Fund
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entitled 'Homeless Project•, thereb increasin
revenues and appropriations — n the amount o
consisting or one hundred thousand
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dollars i from the Downtown Development
0 one fifty thousand
Authority hundred and
dollars (5I-5T,000) from the Off -Street Parkin
Authority to cover direct costs related to
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assisting homeless persons in the City of Miami;
containing a repealer provision and a severab111ty
clause.
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ORDINANCES - EMERGENCY CONT'D
2. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE - (J-92-83)
4 5TH VOTE)
(NOTE: This item is being presented on an
emergency basis due to the urgent need to complete
necessary repairs and improvements at the Orange
Bowl by September 15, 1992.)
Amendin Section 1 of Ordinance No. 10938, as
adopted December 5, 1991, the Capital Improvement
Appropriations Ordinanceq by increasingthe total
aoorooriation to the Capital Project entitled
e Bowl Modernization - Phase II-, Project
No. 404238, by 7, 0 ,0 0; said amount to be made
available from the Professional Sports Franchise
Facility Tax Bonds Proceeds allocated to the
Orange Bowl by Metropolitan Dade County Resolution
of Intent No. R-1515-91, adopted December 19,
1991, with cash flow to be provided through a
temporary loan from Special Assessment Liens Fund
containing a repealer provision and severability
clause.
NOTE: Item 3 is a companion item to item 2 and may be
considered at this time.
3. WSOLUTION - (J-92-59) - (ACCEPTING BID &
AU I2ING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT)
Acce tin he bid of in an
amount not exec , total Rd of —the
proposal , for :%ancle Bowl ernization Pro ect
Phase II 1 - Oast Replacement and Restroom
Facilities m roveme B- 31-E; subject to fins
approval of the Prof tonal Sports Franchise
Facility Tax Bonds from a Metropolitan Dade
County Commission with monie herefor allocated
from the Fiscal Year 1991-92 Ca al Improvement
Ordinance No. 10938, as amended, roject No.
404238, in the amount of to over the
contract cost and $ to cover the a mated
expenses, for an est m- ed total of $ ;
and authorizing the City Manager to execute
contract with said firm.
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EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
10945
MOVED ALONSO
SECONDED PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
BIDS REJECTED BY
R-92-50
MOVED
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SECONDED
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NOES
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COMMISSION DISCUSSION ITEMS
NOTE: Legislation may result from City Commission
consideration of any Commission Discussion Item.
This portion of the Agenda 1s separately
designated as being available for the purpose of
providing and securing City Commission
information, direction and guidance in significant
pending and concluded matters, including matters
not specifically set forth in this section.
It is anticipated that no input from anyone other
than City personnel is needed or expected while
the City Commission is considering any matter in
this portion of the Agenda; accordingly, no member
of the public may address the City Commission
during this time.
4. Status report on the complete review of the
•Burglar Alarm Ordinancew.
END OF COMMISSIONDISCUSSION ITEMS
RESOLUTIONS
Department of Development & Housing Conservation
5. RESOLUTION - (J-92-7) - (AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AGREEMENTY
Authorizing the City Nana er to execute an
agreement, in substantia y the attached,
between the City of Miami and Jose Fabregas. an
in vidual for professf-onal services in
connect on with the development and construe on
supervision of the City Sponsored Scattered SIR
Affordable Homeownership Program. the t. uah
udK3 villa a rry eCt ana To conduct inspections
of renovation activities at county -owned publiE
ousing projects for a p—e-HR of one 1) year for
a total fee In an amount not to exceed i�W,
wi th funds therefor a I 1 ocated rom Capital
Improvement Project No. 321034, "Scattered Site
Affordable Housing Development Program". (This
item was continued from the meeting of January 9,
1992.)
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DISCUSSED
R-92-47
MOVED : DE YURRE
SECONDED : AIANSO
UNANIMOUS
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NOTE:
NOTE:
RESOLUTIONS CONT'0
6. RESOLUTION - (J-92-75) - (APPROVING CHIEF
PROCUREMERNT OFFICER'S REJECTION OF PROTEST)
Approving the Chief Procurement Officer's decision
to reject the protest received from Judson -and
Partners, in connection with a request for
proposals (RFP) for professional architectural and
engineering services for the design, preparation
of construction documents and construction
administration of the Olympic pool complex at
Charles Hadley Park, as it has been determined to
be without merit.
This is a companion item to item 7.
7. RESOLUTION - (J-92-16) - (APPROVING FINDINGS OF
EL�ON COMMITTEE b AUTHORIZING NEGOTIATION OF
AGREEMENT)
Approving the findings of the consultant selection
committee as to the most qualified teams, in rank
order to provide professional services for the
design, preparation of construction documents an
construction administration of an Olympic pool
complex for Charles Hadley Park; authorizing t e
City Manager to undertake negotiations with the
most qualified teams, in rank order, until he
arrives at an agreement which is fair, competitive
and reasonable; and further directing the City
Manager to present the negotiated -agreement to the
City Commission for its ratification and
- approval.
his item was continued from the mee i�f January 9, 1992.)
This Is a companion Item to item 6.
DISCUSSED
(PROTEST WITHDRAWN)
R-92-48
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
ABSENT : DAWKINS
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Department of Finance
8. RESOLUTION - (J-92-64) - (AMENDING b SUPPLEMENTING
RESOLUTIOR)
Amending and supplawnting Resolution No. 91-886
of the City of Miami, Florida, adopted on December
5, 1991, entitled: "A Resolution of the City of
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Miami, Florida, providing for the refunding of the
outstanding portion of the City's Certificates of
Participation, Series 1986; authorizing the
issuance by the City of Miami, Florida of not to
exceed $5,000,000 in aggregate principal amount -of
Refunding Revenue Bonds, Series 1991 to finance
the cost of such refunding, fund a debt service
reserve fund, and pay the costs of issuance of
such bonds; covenanting to budget and appropriate
payment of the principal and interest on the bonds
from the City's non -ad valorem revenues;
covenanting to maintain and collect specific
amounts of non -ad valorem revenues; authorizing a
negotiated sale of the bonds and the execution of
a placement agent agreement with respect to the
bonds; approving a preliminary placement
memorandum authorizing a final placement
memorandum with respect thereto; authorizing the
execution and delivery of an escrow deposit
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agreement and appointing an escrow holder;
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appointing a registrar and paying agent for the
bonds; making certain covenants and agreements for
the benefit of the holders of such bonds; and
providing an effective date;" for the puMose of
effecting certain amendments thereof to imprRe
e marketability and the rating of the bonds; and
providing an effective date.
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R-92-49
MOVED : DE YURRE
SECONDED : PLUMMMER
NOES : DAWKINS
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RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
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Department of Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services
9. RESOLUTION - (J-92-42) - (AUTHORIZING RENEWAL OF
R-92-51
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MOVED : PLU10M
SECONDED : ALONSO
Authorizing the City Manager to renew the existing
NOES : DAWKINS
contract, in substantially the attached form,
between the City of Miami and Automated Medical
Services, Inc. for the col action of emergency
medical transportation fees, thereby extending the
period of said contract from January 1, 1992
through December 31, 1992, and to increase the
total collection cost of the transport user fees
to an amount not to exceed $180,000 to be pa d
from revenues collected from said fees. (This
item was continued from the meeting of January 9,
1992.)
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Department of General Services
Administration/Solid Waste
10. RESOLUTION - (J-92-33) - (ACCEPTING RENEWABLE
R-92-52
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MOVED : PLLZ MER
SECONDED : DAWKINS
Accepting the bids of Barnett Office Supplies (a
UNANIMOUS
female Dade County vendor), Richard Young a non-
minority/non-local vendor), Decors Office
Furniture (a non-minority/non-local— vendor cean
Office Products (a non-minority/Dade County
vendor , AFP Industries Inc. (a Hispanic/Dade
County vendor), Classie tationers, Inc. (a
black/Miami vendor), N A K Enterprises, Inc. (a
black/Dade County vendor , Martin Associates (a
Hispanic/non-local vendor), Apricot a black Dade
County vendor), and 9 to 5 a —non-minority/non-
local vendor), for furnishing specified stock and
nonstock office supplies items as needed, on a
contract basis for one 1 year to the General
Services Administration and Solid Waste
Department, Procurement Management
Division/Central Stores, at a total proposed cost
of $194 292.00; allocating funds t erefor from the
1991-92 Internal Service Fund - Central Stores
Account No. 420801-700-511000; authorizing the
City Manager to instruct the Chief Procurement
Officer to issue purchase orders for these
materials, subject to the availability of funds.
(Thisitem wascontinued from the meeting of
January
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RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
11. RESOLUTION - (J-92-85) - (ACCEPTING CHIEF
PROCUREMENT OFFICER'S REJECTION OF BID PROTEST)
proving the Chief Procurement Officer's decision
o re ect the protest received from
Construction Company, Inc., in connection with BM
Wo-.-TPR-026, orange Bowl Stadium Modernization,
Phase II, Asbestos Containing Materials Removal,
as it has been determined to be without merit.
PERSONAL APPEARANCES
NOTE: Legislation may result from City Commission
consideration of any Personal Appearance.
12. As per Mayor Suarez' request, Mr. Manuel Gonzalez-
Goena a of Citizens United for a Decent Goverment
lectoral Alliance, to discuss electoral reform
for municipal county campaign financ ng.
13. Mr. Robert V. Fitzsimons PA, to discuss the US
Naval Reserve Center property. i
14. As per Vice Mayor Alonso's request, Mr. Duke
McBride to discuss issues relating to the
Faw1ess.
R-92-53
MOVED : SUAREZ
SECONDED : PLUMMER
NOES : DE YURRE
DISCUSSED
DISCUSSED
M-92-57
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED DE YURRE
ABSENT : SUAREZ
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PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
2t00 PM
15. RESOLUTION - (J-92-73)
FINDING U EMERGENCY)
(4/5THS VOTE)
Ratif in the City
waiving formal c
and approving the of
the rebuilding of—
- (RATIFYING CITY MANAGER'S
nager's emergency finding:
tive sealed bid procedures
ning of informs quotes for
Orange Bowl Stadium field
and the issuance of a purchase order for this
contractual service to at a
proposed cost not to exceed 5 .0 ; a locating
funds therefor from the Enterprise Fund Account
Code No. 350503-340, Project No. 415000.
2:15 PM
19. RESOLUTION - (J-92-78) - (AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION
OF AN AMENDMENT TO 17TH YEAR COBG PROGRAM FINAL
STATEMENT)
Authorizing the City Manager to submit an
amendment to the approved7eveneenth 17t Year
omnunit Development Bock Grant (CDBGT-"Program
Final Statement to the US Decartment of Housinq
and Urban Development (HUD) to reflect a proeosed
allocation of funds in the amount of $8,000,060
fora Community Development 'Float Loan', subject
to the availability of funds, and to reflect a
technical increase in revenues by said amount plus
interest amount to be determined at a later date;
further directing the City Manager, upon approval
of said amendment by HUD to bring before the
Commission for its review and aeproval all
necessary a regimens fora proposed loano the
Duoont Building General Partnershia, a Florida
eneral Partnershiu.
ENO OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
R-92-55
MOVED DE YURRE
SECONDED PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-92-56
(AS MODIFIED)
MOVED
DE YURRE
SECONDED
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SPECIALLY SCHEDULED ITEM
7:30 PM
17. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-919)
Amendin Chapter 2, Article X, of the Code of the
Z`�ty Miami, Florida, as amended, entitled "Code
Enforcement Board" thereb changing the title of
said Article to Tode Enforcementg, and by adding
new Sections -4 1 through Section 2-409 to
provide for: (A) the creation of the Rositionffil
Of Hearing Officer s ; qualifications,
appo ntment, and compensation for saidofficers;
enforcement procedures for civil infractions
penalties,hearings and appeal and recovery o
civilif
penalties; further providing that provisions
of this Ordinance are supplements to other ode
Enforcement provisions and procedures; providing a
fee schedule of civilpenalties; providing a
repea er provision and a severabl ity clause and
an effective date.
END OF SPECIALLY SCHEDULED IT04
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WITHDRAWN
PART B
PUBLIC HEARINGS
ITEMS PZ-1 THROUGH PZ-13 SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED
BEFORE 5:00 PM
ITEM:• PZ-1
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-648)
Amending Ordinance 10544 (MCNP) Future Land
Use Element
from: Medium Density Multi Family
Residential
to: General Commercial
LOCATION: 283 NW 35 Street
OWNER/APPLICANT: Robert McCanna Reilly, Trustee for
Robert McCanna Reilly & Mary Sabol Reilly
Trust
Lucia A. Dougherty, Esq
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Denial
PLANNING ADVISORY BD: Approval, 6-3
STATUS: Approved on 1st reading 9/26/91
Moved by Comm DeYurre
Seconded by Comm Plummer
Yes: Suarez, Dawkins
Absent: Vice Mayor Alonso
_ COMMENTS: This amendment was approved by the Florida
Department of Community Affairs
NOTE: THIS IS A COMPANION ITEM TO PZ-2
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AFTER 5:00 PH
REQUEST: SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-683)
Amending Zoning Atlas Ordinance 11000
from: R-3 Multifamily Medium Density
Residential with an SD-12 Special
Buffer Overlay District
to: C-2 Liberal Commercial
LOCATION: 283 NW 35 Street
OWNER/APPLICANT: Robert McCanna Reilly, Trustee for
Robert McCanna Reilly b Mary Sabol Reilly
Trust
Lucia A. Dougherty, Esq
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG A ZONING: Denial
ZONING BOARD: Approval, 9-0
STATUS: Approved on 1st Reading 9/26/91
Moved by Conn Plummer
Seconded by Comm Dawkins
Yes: Suarez, DeYurre
Absent: Vice Mayor Alonso
NOTE: THIS IS A CONPANION ITEII TO PZ-1.
ITEM: PZ-3
AFTER 5:00 PH
REQUEST: FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-92-4)
Amending Ordinance 11000 Zoning Atlas
from: R-2 Two Family Residential
to: C-1 Restricted Commercial
LOCATION: 2727-2729 SW 27 Terrace
OWNER/APPLICANT: Daniel A. Kavanaugh 6 Elliott Y. Denner
RECOMMENDATIONS
PL/NNING, BLDG 8 ZONING: Approval
ZONING BOARD: Approval, 9-0
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CONTINUED TO
FEBRUARY 18, 1992
FIRST READING
MOVED : PLLTb0ER
SECONDED : DAW MS
ABSENT : SUAREZ
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ITEM: PZ-4
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST:
RESOLUTION - [J-91-872(a) 8 J-91-872(b)]
Appeal of Special Exception Granted
LOCATION:
2852 Shipping Avenue
3121-3125 Mary Street
OWNER/APPLICANT:
Rafael A. Sanchez, President
Sabal Properties
APPELLANT:
Benjamin Greer, President
Apogee Condominium Association
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Approval of the
original request
ZONING BOARD: Granted the
original request, 9-0
STATUS:
Continued on 11/14/91
COMMENTS: Appeal by objector of Zoning Board's
decision to allow modification to the grant
of special exception previously approved by
Resolution ZB 74-90, September 17, 1990,
pursuant to Ordinance 9500, the prior Zoning
Ordinance of the City of Miami.
ITEM: PZ-5
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION-.(J-91-966)
Street Closure
LOCATION: Official vacation and closure of that
portion of NE 51 Street lying East of the
East right-of-way line of NE Miami Place and
West of the West right-of-way line of NE 2
Avenue, as well as that portion of NE 1
Court lying North of the North right-of-way
line of NE 50 Terrace and South of the South
right-of-way line of NE 51 Street; all as a
condition of approval of Tentative Plat
#1402 "DOUGLAS GARDENS SOUTH".
OWNER/APPLICANT: The Miami Jewish Home 6 Hospital for the
Aged, Inc
Adrienne Friesner, Esq
RECOMMENDATIONS
ZONING BOARD: Approval, subject
to conditions, 9-0
PLAT & STREET COMMITTEE: Approval, subject t
comments
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DISCUSSED --
APPEAL WITHDRAWN BY
APPELLANT
CONTINUED TO
FEBRUARY 18, 1992
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
ABSENT : SUAREZ
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ITEM: PZ-6
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION - [J-92-54(a) 6 J-92-54(b)]
Appeal of Historic Designation
LOCATION: Area generally bounded by the rear lot lines
between NE 72 St and NE 72 Terr on the
north; Biscayne Bay and NE 7 Ct on the east;
NE 69 St east of NE 7 Ct (extended) and the
rear lot lines between NE 67 St and NE 68 St
west of NE 7 Ct on the south; and the rear
lot lines of properties fronting on Biscayne
Blvd on the west
APPLICANT: City of Miami
APPELLANT: Estate of Mary Elizabeth Whitney Tippett and
Cloyce Tippett
Lucia A. Dougherty, Esq
ACTION: HISTORIC i ENVIRONMENTAL
PRESERVATION BOARD: Granted
designation, 5-0
COMMENTS: Appeal of the Historic and Environmental
Preservation Board's decision to designate
the above district as historic and thereby
to amend the Official Historic and
Environmental Preservation Atlas of the City
of Miami, Florida, pursuant to Chapter 23.1
of the Miami City Code.
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG 3 ZONING: Denial of Appeal
ITEM: PZ-7
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION - [J-91-967(a) 8 J-91-967(b)]
Appeal of Variance Denied
LOCATION: 330 NW 63 Court
OWNER/APPELLANT: Dionisio 8 Caridad Acosta
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Denial
ZONING BOARD: Denied, 9-0
COMMENTS: Appeal by applicant of Zoning Board's
decision to deny request for variance to
allow a 5' rear setback (10' minimum
required) for the existing 15.7' X 11.5'
laundry and bathroom addition to the
existing 15.1' X 11.5' storage room at the
rear of the single family residence on above
site, as per plans on file.
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CONTINUED TO
FEBRUARY 18, 1992
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
ABSENT : SUAREZ
R-92-59
(AS MODIFIED)
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
ABSENT : SUAREZ
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ITEM: PZ-8
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST:
LOCATION:
OWNER/APPLICANT:
APPELLANT:
RECOMMENDATIONS
RESOLUTION - [J-91-928(a) & J-91-928(b)]
Appeal of Special Exception Granted
2921 Day Avenue and
3180-3186 Mary Street
Mary Hilton
Richard Finvarb (Power of Attorney)
Coconut Grove Civic Club
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Approval, with
conditions
ZONING BOARD: Granted, 7-1
COMMENTS: Appeal of Zoning Board's decision to grant a
Special Exception to allow the construction
of 8 residential units in four (4)
structures, on above site, as per plans on
files.
ITEM: PZ-9
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION - (J-92-17)
Major Use Special Permit
LOCATION: 3015 Grand Avenue
OWNER/APPELLANT: Grand Oak Limited Partnership
Lucia A. Dougherty, Esq
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Approval
PLANNING ADVISORY BD: Approval, 9-0
l COMMENTS: Consideration of a Major Use Special Permit
for the completed Cocowalk project
consisting of 61,637 sq ft of retail area;
43,132 sq ft of restaurant area and 51,929
sq ft of cinema area totalling 156,698 sq ft
of floor area (not including service and
loading areas) and specifically approving
535 parking spaces on two below -grade and
two above -grade levels comprising
approximately 230,000 sq ft of garage area.
This application was also required by
Zoning Board Resolution ZB 11-91, February
11, 1991, which granted a variance for 191
off -site off-street parking spaces and the
conversion of 33,132 sq ft of retail use to
restaurant use.
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APPEAL DENIED
(UPHELD
ZONING BOARD DECISION)
R-92-60
MOVED
: DE YURRE
SECONDED
: DAWKINS
NOES
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ABSENT
: SUAREZ
R-92-62
MOVED : PLUMM R
SECONDED: DE YURRE
ABSENT : SUAREZ
ITEM: PZ-10
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST:
RECOMMENDATION
RECOMMENDATION
RESOLUTION - (J-92-56)
Miami River Master Plan
A Resolution approving, in principle, the
Miami River Master Plan, final report,
January, 1992.
PLANNING, BLDG m ZONING: Approval
MIAMI WATERFRONT
ADVISORY BD: Approval, with
conditions, 9-0
41ANI RIVER COORDINATING
COMMITTEE: The
recommendations of the Miami River
Coordinating Committee will be presented
at the City Commission meeting.
PLANNING ADVISORY BD: Approval, 9-0
ITEM: PZ-11
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-92-18)
Amending Zoning Ordinance (Text)
Consideration of amending Ordinance 11000,
as amended the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Miami, Florida by amending Article 4,
Section 401, Schedule of District
Regulations to add, clarify, amend or delete
certain uses and requirements in several
districts, Article 9 to permit barbed wire
fences, to add requirements and limitations
for waterfront yard areas; to add height
requirements for broadcasting towers; to
prohibit vehicular access for nonresidential
uses through residential properties; and to
add balloon signs; Article 13, to clarify
vague language; Article 17, to clarify a
phased Major Use Special Permit; Article 25,
to add definitions for auto care service
centers, banquet halls, phased projects, and
veterinary clinics; and to clarify
definitions.
APPLICANT: Planning, Building 8 Zoning Dept
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG A ZONING: Approval
PLANNING ADVISORY BD: Approval, 8-0
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R-92-61
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : DE YURRE
ABSENT : SUAREZ
CONTINUED TO
FEBRUARY 18, 1992
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ITE14: PZ-12
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST:
APPLICANT:
RECOMMENDATION
FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-92-19)
Amending Zoning Ordinance (Text)
Consideration of amending Ordinance 11000,
as amended the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Miami, Florida by amending Article 6, SD-
1 Martin Luther King Boulevard Commercial
District, SD-5 Brickell Avenue Area Office -
Residential District, SD-6 and SD-6.1
Central Commercial Residential Districts,
SD-7 Central Brickell Rapid Transit
Commercial Residential District, SD-13 SW 27
Avenue Gateway District, SD-14, 14.1, 14.2:
Latin Quarter Commercial -Residential and
Residential Districts, SD-16, 16.1, 16.2:
Southeast Overtown-Park West Commercial. -
Residential Districts, SD-18: Minimum Lot
Size District.
Planning, Building & Zoning Dept
PLANNING, BLDG 8 ZONING: Approval
PLANNING ADVISORY BD: Approval, 9-0
ITEM: PZ-13
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION - (J-92-57)
Landscape Review for Class II
Special Permit Application
Referral of Class II Special Permit
Application N91-1861 for required City
Commission review of landscape plans.
LOCATION: 2908 SW 27 Avenue
OWNER/APPLICANT: Jorge Bernal
RECOMMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLDG & ZONING: Approval, as per
plans on file
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JANUARY 23, 1992
ITEM PZ-14 SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED BEFORE
. PM
ITEM: PZ-14
AFTER 6:30 PM RESOLUTION - [J-91-906(a) & J-91-906(b)]
REQUEST: Special Exception Requiring City Commission
Approval
Authorizing the construction of 3 mausoleum
buildings, each being 21' 2 1/2" 1n height
and having
area ots� sq ft to
houseatalof384singlecryp
LOCATION: 5301 West Flagler Street
OWNER/APPLICANT: F1Luler Memorial Park
cia A. Dougherty, Esq
RECOMENDATIONS
PLANNING, BLD6 8 ZONING: Approval, with
conditions
ZONING BOARD: Approval with
conditions, 7-2
i COM(ENTS:
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Continued on 11/14/91; for staff to meet
with neighbors and applicant.
Staff met with neighbors and applicant on
12/11/91; conclusion: No agreement.
CONTINUED TO
FEBRUARY 18, 1992
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA
PRESENTATIONS
Commission Meeting = January 23, 1992
PRESENTED The Mayor and Police Chief of the City of North Miami will
present a proclamation to the City of Miami for its
contribution to the reward fund for the apprehension of the
killers of Detective Steven E. Bauer.
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