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ORDINANCE NO. 10,878
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 11000, AS
AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA; MORE PARTICULARLY, BY
AMENDING ARTICLE 4 ZONING DISTRICTS, C-1
RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL", (PERMITTED PRINCIPAL
USES), TO ALLOW BIBLE STUDY CLASSES;
(CONDITIONAL ACCESSORY USES), TO PERMIT
ALUMINUM RECYCLING MACHINES; (OFF-STREET
PARKING REQUIREMENTS), TO PROVIDE
REQUIREMENTS FOR BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS AND
MEETING HALLS; "CBD CENTRAL BUSINESS
DISTRICT", TO MODIFY INTENT AND SCALE,
INTENSITY, PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES,
PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES, CONDITIONAL
PRINCIPAL USES, CONDITIONAL ACCESSORY USES,
CLASS II SPECIAL PERMITS AND OFF-STREET
PARKING REQUIREMENTS; ARTICLE 9. GENERAL AND
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, SUBSECTION 906.4,
"ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES",
BY PROVIDING FOR NON -HABITABLE ACCESSORY
STRUCTURES; "LIMITATIONS ON. LOCATION", TO
ALLOW ACCESSORY STRUCTURES TO BE LOCATED
CLOSER TO THE STREET; SUBSECTION 908.8,
"FENCES, WALLS AND HEDGES", TO LIMIT WALL
HEIGHTS AND OBSTRUCTIONS IN VISIBILITY
TRIANGLES IN NONRESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS; AND BY
ADDING A NEW SECTION 940 TO PROVIDE STANDARDS
FOR ALUMINUM RECYCLING MACHINES; ARTICLE 25.
DEFINITIONS, SECTION 2502, "SPECIFIC
DEFINITIONS", TO PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR
BIBLE STUDY CLASSES; CONTAINING A REPEALER
PROVISION, SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting
of December 5, 1990, Item No. 4, following an advertised public
hearing adopted Resolution No. PAB 81-90 by a vote of 8 to 1,
RECOMMENDING APPROVAL of amending Ordinance No. 11000 as
hereinafter set forth; and
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:
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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:/
"ARTICLE 4. ZONING DISTRICTS
C-1 Restricted Commercial.
Permitted Principal Uses:
22. Privately owned and/or operated recreation
buildings. ..
23 Bible study classes but excluding all religious
rites, sacraments and ceremonies typically
performed in a house of worship
Conditional Accessory Uses:
B. For waterfront property only,....
9 Aluminum recycling machine, by Class I Special
Permit and subject to the requirements and
limitations of section 940.
Offstreet Parking Requirements:
For non-residential use (except for uses listed below):
l space per 150 square feet of gross floor area
for barber and beauty shops.
l space per each 5 fixed seats, and per each 50
square feet of grass floor area for movable seats
for meeting halls and places of general assembly,
excluding classrooms and other areas not for
general assembly.
1�space per every 100 square feet of gross floor
area, for,restaurants.
Except as required above. 1 space per 300 square
feet of gross floor area except fur r_estetidrants
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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CBD Central Business District Commercial.
Intent and Scale:
The CBD commercial district accommodates commercial
activities which serve the needs of the central
commercial, financial and office core of the
metropolitan area, and allows a mix of uses ranging
from high density multifamily residential to high
intensity office uses with retail uses on the lower
floors of structures. Intensity of uses within this
district are generally higher than those allowed in any
other area of the City.
residentially zoned lots see "Iso Sa 12 Buffer overlay
district regulations in seebion 612.
Intensity:.
Minimum Lot Size: no minimum lot size required
Setbacks: front adjacent to all streets - 5 feet;
interior side - zero (0) feet, or the same as the
abutting district, whichever is greater; rear -
zero (0) feet, or the same as the abutting
district whichever is greater,
Minimum Lot Width: 50 feet
Height: unlimited
Floor Area Ratio: unlimited
Open Space:
Standards and Snidelin In addition to required
yards, a minimum of one (1) square foot of open space
or residential recreation space shall be provided for
every fifty (50) square feet of floor area over fifty
thousand (50,000) square feet Such open space and/or
residential recreation space shall be approved by Class
II permit and shall conform to the Design Standards and
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Guidelines for Open Space and Residential Recreation
Space in Section 1023
Permitted Principal Uses:
As regti-red for C-1, excet a and in *ddjh ' -
1. Residential uses shalt be permitted with an
unlimited density.
2. Parking lots and garages as a rin ',pal use .by
Special Exception only (see Conditional Principal
Uses below),
3. Wholesale jewelers and the fabrication/production
gf Jewelry, limited to 2,000 square feet per
establishment.
Permitted Accessory Uses:
Uses and structures which are customarily incidental
and subordinate to permitted principal uses and
structures, including specifically:
1. Wet dockage or moorage of private pleasure craft
parallel to the shoreline
2. Parking lots and garages, subject to Section 14 71
of the City Code
' Wet deckerge or Meurftge of
any use permitted no a principal use, st2bject t�o
Principe! use.
Conditional Principal Uses:
1. Institutional uses, such as regional government
and educational centers by Special Exception only.
2. Motels and hoteis and other Lretma_faciiities by Specie! Exception only.
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bpecia.L zxception oniv.
3. Major sports, exhibition and entertainment
facilities and convention centers repreeentt
permitted by Major Use Special Permit.
4. Parking lots and garages by Special Exception
only, subject to the limitations of Section 14-71
of the City Code.
5. Public health and social service facilities by
Special Exception only.
BxCeptiQn 6. Recreettion and enherbekinirtenh facilities by Special
6. Hand process cigar manufacturing; sewing shop:
manufacture and/or assembly of small electronic
components by Class II Special Permit only.
7. Mixed -uses of limited warehousing and office, or
limited warehousing and retail showrooms by
Special Exceybion Class II Special Permit only,
subject to the limitations of Section 939.
8. Public utilities and transportation facilities by
Class II Special Permit.
9. Commercial marinas by Special Excepti Class II
Special Permit only.
10 Bars, saloons, taverns, and supper clubs by Class
I pecial Permit only.
11. Adult day care facilities and child day care
facilities by Class I Special Permit only, subject
to the requirements of Sections 935 and 936
respectively.
Conditional Accessory Uses:
Uses and structures which are customarily incidental
and subordinate to conditional principal uses and
structures, including specie: those permitted in
the C-1 distract, except:
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Same as required
I. Outdoor -eating areas; outdoor cafes: outdoor
display and sale of food or live flowers and
plants by Class II Special Permit only.
2. Outdoor display or sale of merchandise other than
flowers, plants and food shall be limited to
.interior courtyards, terraces, etc. which are not
visible from streets, and shall be permitted only
by Class II Special Permit,
3 Drive -through facilities for financial
institutions by Special Exception with approval by
the City Commission.
4 Automotive service stations and car washes by
Special Exception only.
Limitations on uses:
1 Other than outdoor uses specifically permitted
above, there shall be no unenclosed storage or
display of merchandise, materials, or equipment.
Class II Special Permits:
A Class II Special Permit shall be required prior to
approval of any permit (except special permits pursuant
to article 13) affecting the height, bulk, location or
exterior configuration of any existing building; or
for the erection of any new building: or for the
location, relocation or alteration of any structure
sign, awning, landscaping, parking area or vehicular
way visible from a public street or waterfront walkway.
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. In making
determinations concerning construction of new principal
buildings or substantial exterior alteration of
existing principal buildings, the Planning Director may
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obtain the advice and reco s of the Urban
Development Review BoardJ. .
The5-footsetback requirement adjacent tostreets
may- be -waived or reduced by Class II Special
Permit on lots -which have less than 200 linear
feet of frontage on a aiven street andwherethe
location. size !p.Lnd nature of adjacent build nas
would preclude future redevelopment -with a
consistent setback along at least one-half of the
block. -Alternatively. this setback may also be
waived orreducedprovided that
width of 20 feetisprovided m mo_—A C.
om face
of curb to face of building
2. Except for portions authorized by special permit
for vehicular access, all required vards,
setbacks,_ and sidewalk area within the public
right-of-way adjacent to streets- shall be g
continuous pedestrian space --suitably landscapes)
and developed with appropriate street furniture
according to the following design standards:
a. Street trees shall be provided in the
sidewalkareaat a minimumspacingof thirty (30)
feet. Such trees shall be a minimum of fifteen
(15)-feet in heightthree-inch caliner. and seven
(7) feet of clear trunk.
b. Paying materials and patterns shall - be
aesthetically harmonious and consistent - with
adjacent or nearby properties -and shall meet
established sidewalk grades.
C. Street furniture ..shall be providedwhichmay
include benchestrash recp-p—taclespedestrian
walkway lighting, bus shelters, sculpture, kiosks,
and the like. These may be located in the
pedestrian areas., as long as pedestrian- flow
patternsarecontinuous.
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d. Trees, palms, ground cover, grass and other
living landscape plants shall be provided in
required or provided yard areas in _accord with an
approved_ overall landscape plan for the
development.
e. Notwithstanding a through d above, all
improvements along Biscayne Boulevard shall
conform to the adopted design plan for Biscayne
Boulevard.
3. Public access to waterfront walkways shall be
provided in accord with the Baywalk.1Riverwalk
Design Standards and Guidelines in section 1010,
and shall be open to the public during normal
business hours.
4. Rooftop parking and other areas containing
mechanical equipment and utility areas visible
from nearby buildings or Metromover shall be
appropriately screened with landscape or
architectural materials.
5. Offstreet parking and loading shall generally be
within enclosed structures which shall either be
underground or, if above ground, shall be designed
to provide a minimal vigual impact, well
integrated with the principal structures.
Unenclosed vehicular parking and loading in any
location visible from a public street or
waterfront walkway shall be appropriately
screened.
6. All structures and improvements on lots abutting
any street or waterfront designated as a "primary
pedestrian pathway" in the Official Zoning Atlas
shall be designed in accord with the standards in
the Primary Pedestrian Pathway Design Standards
and Guidelines in section 1022.
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Offstreet Parking Requirements:
FOr office us s.
Minimum one (1) space per 1,000 square feet of
gross floor Area over 10.000 square feet
Maximum one (1) space per 600 square feet of gross
floor area.
For residential ,:
No minimum parkingrequirement
Maximum 2 spaces per dwell'ng unit.
For retail uses•
No minimum parking Gilirement.
Maximum one f1)p ce per 300 sQpare feet of gaOSS
floor area
For hotel uses:
No minimum parking requirement
Maximum 1,5 spaces per room
For restaurant uses:
No minimum parking requirement
Maximum one (]pace per 100 square feet of gross
floor area
For all other us s•
No minimum parkin re uirement
Maximum one ( space per 1 000 square feet o
gross floor area
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In general:
Since it is intended that au omobil-e traffic be
minimized in this distric-t becau e of its c1oGP
proximity to the rapid transit stations special
offstreet parking requirements and limitations are a
follows:
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1. Ali parking shall be subject to the requirements
and limitations of section 14-71 of the City Code
2. Notwithstanding the limitations of section 218,
offsite parking shall be permitted for residential
or nonresidential uses by Class II permit without
limitation on percentage of the required number of
spaces or maximum distance from the principal use
Furthermore, there shall be no required
demonstration or findings of practical difficulty
or unnecessary hardship in providing required
parking on the site, provided that the location of
the offsite parking is within a one thousand
(1,000) feet radius of the principal use, or
within a six hundred (600) feet radius of a
Metromover station or where there are permanent
provisions made to transport the offsite parking
patrons to and from the principal site at the
property owner's expense.
Offstreet Loading Requirements:
For buildings in excess of 25,000 square feet and up to
500,000 square feet of gross building area:
Berth minimum dimension to be twelve (12) by
thirty-five (35) feet;
First berth for gross building area up to 50,000
gross square feet;
Second berth for gross building area of 50,000 up
to 100,000 gross square feet;
Third berth for gross building area of 100,000 up
to 250,000 gross square feet;
Fourth berth for gross building area of 250,000 up
to 500,000 gross square feet;
For buildings with square footage in excess of 500,000
square feet:
Berth minimum dimension to be twelve (12) by
fifty-five (55) feet:
In addition to the requirements set forth above,
there shall be one berth for every 500,000 gross square
feet of building area.
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By Class I Special Permit one (1) larger (660
square feet) loading space may be replaced by two (2)
of the smaller (420 square feet) loading spaces as
dictated by needs of the individual project.
Sign Regulations:
As required for C-1 except that projecting sign area
may be increased to 80 square feet where maximum
projection from the face of the building is 2 feet or
less 60 square feet where the projection is more than 2
and less than 3 feet, and 40 square feet where the
projection is at least 3, but not more than 4 feet.
ARTICLE 9. GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
906.4. Accessory buildings and other structures;
limitations on location.
Except as otherwise authorized as regulated under
the terms of this ordinance, accessory non -habitable
structures but not accessory buildings shall not --.may
be.erected closer to any street than is the principal
building, and accessory structures or buildings shall
not be located in any required yard.
908.8. Fences, walls, and hedges.
The use of broken glass, projecting nails or
spikes, or similar materials on walls is prohibited in
all zoning districts. Fences and walls may be erected
and maintained and hedges may be grown and maintained
i all districts provided that no fence wall or hedg
shall exceed a height of eight (8) feet as measured
from flood level elevation other than within required
visibility triangles, or a height of thirty (301 inches
within required visibilitv triangles.
908.8.1. Fences, walls, and hedges in or adjacent
to residential districts.
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that no atch fetje, wdll OT hedge shetIA: exceed ek height
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visibility triangies. Barbed wire fences, or use of
barbed wire along the top of a fence or wall, is
prohibited in or adjacent to residential districts.
908.8.2Fences, walls and hedges other than in
residential districts. Barbed wired fences, or use of
barbed wire along the top of a fence or wall, shall be
permissible in districts other than as described in
section 908.8.1 only by Class I Special Permit, upon
making a written finding that its use and placement is
reasonably necessary to the safety, welfare and
security of the property and/or its occupants.
Sec. 939. CBD storage facility.
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recyclingIM-1110- Limitations on aluminum recycling m chines.
Installatign and-- operation 0 f .--an aluminum
-chine reauires
limitations:
(a) -The machine is to accept only alum
Dt shall not be car)able of ProcessingL--any other
(b.)- It shall be located not closer than 200 feet
from any residential district.
(C)- It must not occupy reaiaired parking spaces,
In addition, a -Minimum -Of one r)arkina st)ace for any
employee -and three park- per machine, shall .provided -for customers and users of the -Machine.
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ARTICLE 25. DEFINITIONS
Sec. 2502 Specific definitions.
Berth. See Stall/berth or...
Bible study classes The study of sacred or religious
books and writings such as• the Bible m d, oran
but not including religious servic-ps typ�ca 1
performed in a house of worship Sep Church
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as
they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 3. 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 4. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty
(30) days after final reading and adoption thereof.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 28th day
of March
, 1991.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY
this 25th day of April 1991.
XAVIER L. 5 EZ, R
ATTE�
MAT HIRAI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
4E. MAXWELL
CH EF ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
CORRECTNESS:
ZJO GE L. F RNANDEZ
CI Y ATTOR EY
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I011li►IYIIL�Dil�ill, „ SCENIC TRANSPORTATION CORRIDORS" OFFICIAL -ATLAS•
t ! ,OFTHE CITY OF; MIAMI, FLORIDA,.AS THE "OFFICIAL HIS
76AIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RRESER) ATION ATUIB iDFTHE,,
11 fn e�eafad, �dl tlhs;W111 take notib�'IhBt bn' fl �` 5th day. of City OF MIAMI, FLORIbA" ANQ RELOCATINOi INTO 'SAID
Apr7I, �+1, ih O�ty Carrirlli>4albtl;of Mlaml, Florida,:adbpttld the NEW HISTORIC AND:ENV{RtSNMENTAL I'RESE VAfifON
ATLAS,7HOSE PROPERTIES NOW bESIGNATEb AS I� i i4Nli
following titled orditlr3nb f' H0•2:OVERLAY DISTRICTS'IN THE OFFICIAL Z�fNING'ATLAS
OF`ORDINANCE 'NO.` 11000, AS -AMENDED;'1141t Ol LNG
Obobl ANb" 1f1870 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF. MIAMI,: OLONDA;'RENAMINO
AND CLARIFYING SAID RELOCATED HC-1 AND H69 OVERLAY
AN bRDINANCE AIVI NDING SECTION 56•2 OF THE CODE OF DISTRICTS IN SAID NEW HISTORIC AND. ENVIRORNI NT'AL
THE CITY OF;MIA11 MI, FLOMDA;=AS AMENDED, BY PROVIDINd PRESERVAT16 ATLAS ACCORDING TO THEIR; HISTORIC
FOR, ENLARGED' BOUNDARIES OF THE PROTEOTEb..:OR CLASSIFICATION; FURTHER, RETAINING THE DESIGNATION.
RES7RICTEO ANCHORAGE AREAS Wh ' "' hiE`DINNEFI KEY IN'SAID ZONING" ATLAS -,OF ALL PROPERTIES SHOWN,
{ MARlNA YAOHT',AREA BASIN ANtT THE 'bAYFRONT THEREIN A5 HC•2 OVERLAY DISTRICTS, IN ADDIT(ON TO
PRO,HIBITIV.E:ANCHORAGE AREA, WIrrT� iHE.fVAM@ OF THE THEIR BEING INCLUDED IN .THE AFOREMENTIONED HIS..
LATTER AREA'"BEINO CHANGED TO 'allAMARINA SAYFRONT TORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION`ATLAS, AND
PROHIBITED ANCHORAGE AREA';"CONTAINING'A"REPEALER RENAMING &AID HG2.OVERLAY DISTRICTS IN .THE HISTORIC
PROVISION, A.SEVERABILITY. CLAUSE AND PROVIDING AN AND'EN1►IRONMENTAL PRESERVATION ATLAS AS "HP
EFFECTIVE DATE. OVERLAY DISTRICTS" WHILE RETAINING THEIR.UNDERLY-
ING ZONING DISTRICTS; CONTAINING.AsREPEALER,;
ORDINANCE NO 10211 PROVISION, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
AN ORDINANCE AMENbINta THE FUTURE LAND USSNAP
OF,OANNANCE NO ;itl544, AS AMENDED, -THE ?A(AMI COM ORDINANCE N0.10817'
','PREHENSIVE;NEIGyRORH00D PLAN:1889�2000,,EORTHE.: •
PROPERTY LOOATEp•AT A00R6XIMATELY'$501 ,SO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0.` 11000;..AS
UTHWE3T AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MtAMi;
22NDTERRACE,tMiAvl1, FIOpIbA (MORE PARTICULARLY
bESC IBED"HEREIN);F:t3YCHANGINGTNE,DESIGNATION;OF FLbRIDA, BY `AMENDING ARTICLE 18, ENTITLED,"SPECIAL•
N M QUPLEX RESIpEN`fIAL TO EXCEPTION$'' DETAILED REQUIREMENTS," BY AMENDING
THE .UBJECT,PROPERTY FRO bb
RESTRICTED COM,MERC.i'AL, MAKING FIN INGS, SECTIONS'1800 AND 1865,`ANO ADDING ANEW SUBSEC '
I S7IiUCTtNG,THE CITY CLERK TO .TRANSMIT A COPY. OF TION 1805.1; ARTICLE 19, ENTITLED'APPLICATlON FOR;VARI
THIS bR01NANCE Tt1;AFFECjED AGENCIES;.COIVTAINING'q ANCE,FROM. TERMS OF ORDINANCE;"'BY AMENDING $ItO
REPEALER'PROVISION ANDSEVERAl3ILITY CLAUSE ANp TION 1901 •ANC SUBSECTION.'1903.2;' AND FURTHER BY
YPROViD1NG gN EFFECTIVE GATE AMEN DING,, ARTICLE 22; ;ENTITLED"gMENDMENTS;:`: BY
AMENDING SUBSECTION 2215.1; ALL OFSAIDCH
ANGES;TO
rs ORDINANCE NO I0872 CLARIFY APPLICATIONS FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTIOWANti VAR
LANCES AND TO UNIFORMLY. REFERENCE PROCEDURES FOR
BAN. ORDINANCE AMENDING: THE ZONING ATLA$'OF ` +' CHANGES TO ORIGINAL rAPLfCATiON&, CC)IJ7AININIi: A
ORDINANCENO t,i000, ,AS'gMENDED, THE ZONING REPEALER PROVISION„S VERABILITY C AUSE� ANb
bRDINANCE OF"THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA,,SAIO ATLAS ° PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
NAVIfyG BEEN:INCORPORATEO IN THE ORDINANCE BYr6EG
TION 30o THEREOF, BY CH AAQIIG THE 20NING'CLAS31F1 ORDINANCE NO 10878
CATION FROM R 2 TWO, ILY RE&IDENTIAL TO C?7 •
RESTRICTED COMMEI�CIA4 FOR Tl�E I?RO�EjtTY;I,QCATEp AN ,ORDINANCE AMENDING. QRDIN.ANCE i1000� •�!S
i4Ty 3301 50UTIiWI?ST,22 TE�gACE, I411AIIMM1, FLORIDA, ALSO At1lENDED; THE ZONING; ORDINANCE OF:TtjE CITY QF MIAMI,
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vqN ORD�NA CE A(yIENPIN _Y, E ZON ryG' ATLA8 OF TIONAUACCESSOjiY,USES, CLASS II SPECIAL PER AND 'M1
9R01KANCE: Q' 11pOt;f 1 �Zp jHNO ORDINANCE OF,THE OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENT8 ARTICLED GENEtiAL '
0� DFS dIAM FI QAIDIIytA ".qfa( (4DEIj;`;81( CHANGIKG THE ANp:SUPPLEMENTARY REQULATIOOVS;'SUBSECTION 90$;4, r
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[y0) TIiWES ,COUNT,.MIA}�1�,°;F QfjIPA 1MOI E PROVIDING FOR NON-HASITAB¢IEACGESSORYSTRUCTURES,
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LY Rg IgENTj '[Q GAa30VERNME T, q D NSTIrUTIONAL STRUCTURES TO BE .LOCATED CLOSER TO.:THE STREET,
�YII+�G I 1ry0t3;yA D aY Mq tNQ ALL: NECESSARY SUBSECTION 90r18 'FENCES WALL' AND HEDRES'' 'TO LIMIT
CIA QE$ 0, E NU.[t81?jj:3T QF SAID ZONING ATLAS, tyALL'',HEIGIiTS AND•OB8TRUCTIONS`IN-VISIBILITY TRIAN
t�40NT INI�II rA ` REALEF� pFlpVISION AN SEVERABILI7 Y GLES ICI NONRESIDEf 171AL DISTRICTS;':ANt� BY, ;ADDING_ A
�LnU E, At a P�jOVIDI[ 4 AN EFFECTIVE' ATE NEW :SECTION 940 TO PROVIDE STANDARDS, :FORA. LUMI
" NUM: RECYCLING MACHINES;'ARTICL€,215 DEFINITIONS, ,
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7 ; 4 INITION FOWBIBLE dTUDY;CLASSES, C014TAINING'A
`AN ORDINANCE RE AjlNq T,O LAND,USE, AMENDING REPEALER'PROVISION,`SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND
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public at:the of
the City Clerk, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, Monday '
DELETING THE EXISTING ARTICLE VII ENTITLED
through Friday, excluding holidays, between the hours of 8;00
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a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
THEREOF, AN. ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE VII, ENTITLED "HIS.
•TORIC.'.AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD;"
PROVIDING'FOR:;ESTABLISHMENT; MEMBERSHIP, FUNC =
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ORDINANCE NO, 10878
CITY CLERK
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MIAMI, FLORIDA
AN'ORDINANCE, WITH ATTACHMENTS,. RENAMING THE
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EXISTING "ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION DISTRICTS AND
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MIAMI 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
Sookle VAIliams, who on oath says that she Is the Vice
President of Legal Advertising of the 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
Legal Notice
Re: Ordinance No.10878
Inthe ..................... X. X. x. ............ Court,
was published In said newspaper In the Issues of
May 6, 1991
Afflanl further says that the said Miami Review Is a
newspaper published at Miami In sold Dade County, Florida,
and t et 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 Cou Florida, for. a perlod of one year next precedin
the first ubl alion of the attached copy of advertisement, ana
affianl rthe says that she has neither paid nor promised any
personj flrrrpl or corporation any discount, rebate, commission
or ref d for the pu ose of securing this advertisement for
public t in the aA newspaper. n�
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MY COMM. EXP. 4/12/92
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PLANNING FACT SHEET
APPLICANT City of Miami Planning, Building and Zoning
Department: November 14, 1990
PETITION 4. Consideration of amending Ordinance 11000, as
amended, the*Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Miami, by amending ARTICLE 4 ZONING DISTRICTS,
C-1 Restricted Commercial, Permitted Principal
Uses, to allow Bible Study Classes; Conditional
Accessory Uses to permit Aluminum Recycling
Machines subject to Class I Special Permit and
Y�. the requirements of Section 940; Off -Street .
Parking Requirements, to provide requirements
for barber and beauty shops and meeting halls;
CBD Central Business District, Intent and Scale,
Intensity, Permitted Principal Uses, Permitted
Accessory Uses, Conditional Principal Uses,
Conditional Accessory Uses, Class II Special
Permits and Off -Street Parking Requirements, to
bring the CBD district into conformity with the
recommendations of the Downtown Miami Master
Plan (1989) which Plan was approved by
Resolution 89-990, October 26, 1989; ARTICLE 9
GENERAL AND - SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS,
Subsection 906.4 Accessory Buildings and Other
Structures; Limitations On Location, to allow
accessory structures to be located closer to the
sheet but not in a required yard; Subsection
908A Fences, Mall and Hedges, to limit wall
heights and obstructions in visibility triangles
in nonresidential districts; b adding new
Section 940 to provide standards Tor issuance of
Class I special permits for Aluminum Recycling
Centers; ARTICLE 25 DEFINITIONS, Section 2502
Specific Definitions, to provide a definitio
for Bible Study Classes.
REQUEST To amend the CBD District substantially to
conform with the Downtown Miami Master Plan; to
allow Bible study classes and permit aluminum
recycling machines in C-1; to allow accessory
structures to-br* closer to the street frontage; - -
to limit wall heights in commercial districts,
and to provide parking requirements for barber
and beauty shops and meeting halls.
RECOMMENDATION
PLANNING DEPARTMENT Approval.
10878
BACKGROUND
ANALYSIS
These amendments would:
1. For the COD district:
. increase side street setbacks from
3.75 'feet to 5 feet.
require oven space._ when the project
i s over 5n 000 jams... fe@t
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. allow who1esAle Aewelgrs, as gypsipal,
. coordinate iyarkino lots and garages
with Transportation Control Measure
requirements in Sec. 14-11 of the City
Code.
POrmit-
craft parallllellntoo
thepshoreline.easure
add trade mArte
5"11Y B.lV pumiL any care Tact' 1 im to
conditional grin ipal uses and delete
uses that conflict with permitted
principal uses. -
. add outdoor eating facilities, outdoor
displays drive through facilities for
financial institutions, and automotive
service stations to conditional
accessory uses.
. provide for Class II special permits'
for exterior iSrovem.nts and se_
wai-and consultation with the
Urban Development Review Board, with
design standards_
. proetde for mini and IDaximu -.
offsite and onsite parking standards;
and provide for Class II special
permits for rite site parkins.
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RECOMMENDATION
2. For C-1 (and more liberal) districts:
. provide for bible study classes as a
permitted principal use and a1u=
recycling machines as a conditional
accessory use.
. establish offstreet parking
requirements for barber and beauty
shoos and meeting halls.
3. Allow ngo-habitable accessory structures,
e.g., gazebos, to be located in front of a
or_ cciiaal building. but not in a ,regujred
yAtd area.
4. Limit wal l heights to 8 feet, �/a�nd limit
obstructions in visibility _-r ang-jgs, in
ccMMercial districts.
PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD At its meeting of December 5, 1990, the Planning
Advisory Hoard adopted Resolution PAH 81-90, by
an 8-1 vote, recommending approval of the above.
CITY COIOIISSION At its meting of January 24, 1991, the
City Cosmission continued the above.
At its meeting of February 28, 1991, the
City Comission continued the above. .
At its meeting of March 28, 1991, the City
Commission passed the above on First
Reading.
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