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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-91-0396J-91-393 5/21/91 RESOLUTION NO. 9 �` 396 A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENT(S), CONDITIONALLY APPROVING A MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 17, ORDINANCE NO. 11000, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, FOR THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT BUILDING PROJECT, PROPOSED BY THE CITY OF MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING CONSERVATION, TO BE LEASED BY THE U. S. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION AND TO BE LOCATED AT APPROXIMATELY 53--73 NORTHEAST 4TH STREET AND 400-446 NORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE (MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN), AND TO BE COMPRISED OF NOT MORE THAN 280,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROSS FLOOR AREA IN A BUILDING OF 12 STORIES ABOVE GROUND LEVEL; INCLUDING A PARKING GARAGE COMPRISED OF 67 SECURED PARKING SPACES AND 3 LOADING BERTHS ON GROUND LEVEL AND ONE PARKING LEVEL UNDERGROUND; INCORPORATING GRANTS OF VARIANCE FROM THE ZONING BOARD AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF OTHER BOARDS; ESTABLISHING AN EXPIRATION DATE; MAKING FINDINGS; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO SEND THE RESOLUTION TO THE DEVELOPER AND PROVIDING THAT THE MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT SHALL BE BINDING ON THE APPLICANT AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST; PROVIDING FOR RELIANCE ON THE APPLICATION AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. I i WHEREAS, the City of Miami Department of Development and Housing Conservation has filed a Major Use Special Permit application for the Federal Law Enforcement Building Project, dated March 22, 1991, pursuant to Articles 4 and 17 of Ordinance No. 11000, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended; and WHEREAS, the preliminary plans for the Federal Law Enforcement Building Project have been reviewed by the Large Scale Development Committee and the Urban Development Review Board on May 2, 1991, and the Project has been found to be efficient, convenient and accessible; and WHEREAS, the Miami Zoning Board, at its meeting of May 6, 1991, following an advertised public hearing, adopted Resolution No. ZB 19-91 by a vote of nine to zero (9 to 0), APPROVING grants of variance for 213 of 280 required parking spaces, 4 of 4 required truck loading bays, and 3.75 feet of 3.75 feet required side street setback; and ATTACHMENTS CONTAINED I sr,, - of May 15, 1991t following an advertised public hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAR 31-91 by a vote of eight to one (8 to 1) RECOMMEND= APPROVAL of the attached Major Use Special Permit for the federal Law Enforcement Building Project; and W99REAS, the development of the Federal Law Enforcement Building project requires the issuance of a Major Use Special Permit pursuant to Article 17 of Ordinance No 11000, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City Commission, during a public hearing, has considered the Application for Major Use Special Permit; and WHEREAS, the City Commission deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of. Miami to issue a Major Use Special Permit as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: - Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution arehereby-adopted by. reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. ' A Major Use Special 'Permit,, attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof, is hereby approved with conditions per Article 17 of Zoning 'Ordinance 11000-, wfor the Federal Law Enforcement Building Project (hereinafter referred to as the "Project") to be developed by the City of Miami Department of Development and Housing'`Conservation -("Applicant/Permittee") . Said Project is to be located at approximately 53-73 Northeast „r 4th Street and 400-446`Northeast 1st Avenue, Miami,- Florida, more tix particularly described as: Lots l and 2 of Block 76, less the t North `36 feet thereof and less the East -10 feet of Lot 1; Lot 3 less beginning Northwest corner of Lot'3,'South 29'50.feet,,Ea0t` 50.36 feet, North 36 feet, South 49.95 feet to Point::of :. N Beginning; Lot 17; Lot 18; Lot 19 ` and Lot 20, MIAMI NORTH KNOWLTON) SUBDIVISION, Plat Book B 'at Page 41 of the Public, t ,r t Ur- yL Record than 2 storie of 67 ground r � t S. Made County, Plorida, and be comprised of not more )0 square feet of gross floor area in a building of 12 5ve ground level, including a parking garage comprised fired parking -spaces and three (3) loading berths on §l and one (1) parking level underground. tact, as seL xurLa vw.Luw W.L wt ­av­a.v ..,.G a. The Project is in conformity with the adopted j Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000, as amended. b. The Project is in accord with the district zoning classification of Ordinance No. 11000, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended. C. Pursuant to Section 1305 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, the specific site plan aspects of the Project, i.e., ingress :and egress, off-street parking and loading, refuse and service, areas, signs and lighting, utilities, drainage, preservation of natural- features and control. of potentially, adverse effects generally, have. been considered and shall be further - :considered: -administratively during the process of; issuing a building permit and _a certificate of occupancy. d. The Project is expected to cost,$35 million,,:.. -to employ a full time equivalent of approximately 343:;. workers'during construction, and to result in:800 permanent jobs. Section 4. The city Commission further finds that; (1) the Project will have a: -,favorable impact:. r the economy of the City; - t r: (2) the Projectwill .efficiently., uee ;_public: transportation facilities; i 3' i k i v"l x ,y _ (3) the proposed parking for the project is efficient, convenient and accessible; i } (4) the project will efficiently use necessary public facilities- (5) the Project will not negatively impact the environment and natural resources of the City; <r (6) the Project will not adversely affect living: conditions in the neighborhood; (7) the Project will not adversely affect public safety; (8) the public welfare will be served by the Project; and (9) any potentially adverse effects of the Project relating to fire protection and life j s safety, solid waste, environmental and historic conservation, trees, minority participation and employment, and minority contractor/subcontractor participation will be mitigated through compliance with the conditions of this Major Use Special Permit. z, Section 5. The Major Use Special Permit, as approved a.. 4 herein and upon execution thereof, shall be binding upon the Applicant/Permittee and its successors or assigns. Section 6. The Application for Major Use Special Permit which was submitted by the Applicant on March 22, 1991, and which is on file with the Planning, Building and Zoning Department of. the City of Miami, Florida, shall be relied upon for. administrative interpretations and is made a part hereof by. F. reference. Section 7. The herein approved Major Use peaal Permit a. will expire, unless administratively renewed, two (2) years from . its effective date, which is 30 days after the adoption of the herein Resolution. ra . f W4- t a 9 #_ At {z H, ATTACHMENT TO _ RESOLUTION NO, 91-391.:. FEDERAL LAN ENFORCEMENT BUILDING PROJECT MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT Let it be known that pursuant to Articles 4 and 17 of Ordinance No. 11000, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida, has considered in a public hearing, the issuance of a Major Use Special Permit for the Federal Law Enforcement Building development ("Project"). The Project will be located at approximately 53-73 Northeast 4th Street and 400-446 Northeast 1st Avenue, Miami, Florida, more particularly described as: Lots 1 and 2 of Block 73 less the North 36 feet thereof and less the East 10 feet of Lot 1; Lot 3 less beginning Northwest corner of Lot 3, South 29.50 feet, East 50.36 feet, North 36 feet, South 49.95 feet to Point of Beginning; Lot 17; Lot 18; Lot 19 and Lot 20 MIAMI NORTH A.L. KNOWLTON SUBDIVISION Plat Book B at Page 41 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida, subject to any dedications, limitations, restrictions, reservations or easements of record. After due consideration of the recommendations of the Planning Advisory Board and after due consideration of the consistency;`.of this proposed developmentwith the Miami 'Comprehensive Neighborhood; Plan, the City Commission hereby approves.; the Application for a Major, Use Special Permit: for -the Project with the condition that said Project be developed and constructed substantially in conformance with the plans submitted with the Application by the Applicant, the City of Miami Department:;af Development and -Housing -Conservation ("Applicant/Permitted .� EINUINQS QF FACT r r The Project conforms to the requirements of the applicable' zoni.n'g � district, as contained in Ordinance No. 11000, the Zoning K i; zoning variances, i.e. variances for 213 of 290 required parking spaces, 4 of 4 required truck .loading bays, and for 3475 feet of 3.75 feet required aide street setback, were approved by the Zoning Roard on May 6, 1991. No special exceptions are contemplated for execution of the Project. The comprehensive plan future -land use designation allows the proposed use. 'the Project has been reviewed by the Miami Large Scale Development Committee Meeting and the Urban Development Review Board; the recommendations of the Urban Development Review Board pertaining to tree species and additional benches have been forwarded to the project architects for their consideration. The Project shall be constructed substantially in accordance with plans and design schematics on file dated March 22, 1991, and prepared by Rodriguez and Quiroga, Architects Chartered, said schematics to include the above -referred grants of variance from the Zoning Board. The Project, as defined above, meets requirements for issuance of this Major Use Special Permit Development Order. CONDITIONS THE APPLICANT/PERMITTEE AND ITS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS SHALL: 1. meet all requirements pursuant to all applicable building codes, land development regulations, ordinances and other laws; including, specifically Ordinance No. 10543 (City Code x Sections 14-58 thru 14-70) pertaining to the Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact and Ordinance No. 10675 (City Code Sections 14-71, 72) pertaining to the transportation control measures; ^t } 2. provide a list of agencies from which approvals and/or permits must be obtained prior to initiation of development, and the requisite permit or approval must be obtained from each within six (6) months from the issuance of this Major Use Special Permit; t w 3. provide a letter from the Fire, Rescue and Inspection s Services Department indicating Applicant/Pe'xitt�e'a <' I� f k i t ' coordination with members of the Fire plan Review Section of the Fire Rescue and Inspection Services Department in the d, review of the scope of the project, owner responsibility, VL s, building development process and review procedurest as well it ' as specific requirements for fire protection an.d life safety systems, exiting, vehicular access and water supply within six (6) months from the issuance of this Major Use Special i,. permit; 4. provide a letter of assurance from the Solid Taste Department within six (6) months from the issuance of this Major Use Special Permit; 5. plant and/or relocate at the Applicant/Permitee's expense l all trees to be planted in and/or relocated to the right -of- way, and said trees shall be maintained alive and healthy E' for one (1) year; 6. prepare a Minority Participation and Employment Plan to be submitted within ninety (90) days of the issuance of this 1 ' Major Use Special Permit to the City's Director of Minority 4. and Women Business Affairs for review and comments, it being understood that the Applicant/Permittee shall comply with City's Minority and Women Business Affairs and Procurement' Ordinance codified in Article IV.S of Chapter 18 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida; and 7. prepare a Minority Contractor/Subcontractor Participation Plan within ninety (90) days of the issuance of this Major. r Use Special Permit to the City's Director of Minority and:` k Women Business Affairs for review and comment, itbeing,k understoodthat Applicant/Permittee shall comply with -the City's Minority and, Women Business Affairs and Procurement; Ordinance codified in Article IV.5 of Chapter 18 of the Coda. k of the City of Miami, Florida.) ry } i� 97 t Y { Ira fir. i ° ��} 1M THE CITY SHALL 3 1, subject to payment of all applicable fees due, recognize the effective date of this Major Use Special Permit as being 30 days from the date of the city Commission's adoption of the Resolution to which it is attached; said adoption date constituting the commencement of the 30 day period for the purpose of filing an appeal from the provisions of this Permit. ACKNOWLEDGMENT All Conditions Accepted By Applicant/Permittee: DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING CONSERVATION By: WITNESS Herbert J. Bailey Director WITNESS APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: Jorge L. Fernandez City Attorney CITY OF MIAMI. a municipal corporation of the State of Florida { By: Cesar H. Odio City Manager ATTESTS F t= I Matty Hirai (SEAL) Yr i City Clerk STATE OF FLORIDA) )S.S. x COUNTY OF DADE ) . I hereby certify that on this day, before me, an, officer. °Ff ` duly authorized in the county and state aforesaid, personally appeared HERBERT J. BAILEY and CESAR H. ODIO, to me known to be: the persons described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged that they. executed this -: document for the purposes therein expressed. K; WITNESS MY HAND and official seal on this day of 4 1991. ,r Notary Public, State, of Florida at � k Large . 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PEWI file Number Hu rani is be ` requi red where specified use special- i citywide or area intended thata�or pe to be o it is ancies involve utters deea►+sd us Otcup 1ica� imp responsible olel responsible for determinatio�rs on aPp Coew►Ission shall be �r�ait�• (See Article ty) Us City or, use special p eesal permits tion% for da)lieations for major use sp he Director of the pepartent of fission shall refer all aPP make referrals The City Com Board and to t and may to the Planning Advisory for recoAaiendations, Department of Planning ain and toning er through the Dep teChnica� Planning or officers eith and/or Bull for review, analysis to e9�e,ties, Zoning or directly is thereon. (Section �301.5•i suiting end suildin9 findings and determination and reports to the director of Planniec�al Pereit hereby apply royal of a Major Use SP 11 ; odio p 1 tsar the City of Miami forthe City of Miiagli toning Ordinance• Zoning of Wad Florida 8n the provisions of � 100 N E' 4th street ► = �� 17..20 of Block 76, underot. Lot 3 Md A dresss of property Lots li M�csni tau Lh Mia►ni . Nature Of Proposed Use (9e speciticis pove=vrent Off ice reliBinary APPlication Preliminary in support or eXP �►pPlice- P lanation of the i]. att ach the following oni eared bye state of Florida ti ro arty Pr p 1 of the:. p P pies, of a survey ir+o cap aPPI ication and Registered Land. Surveyor. of property covered byy lication•_; aNnership P .63 and Aa-83 to aPP Z. Aflidaure ofsinterest form (attach Fonas 4 disclosure a within a 3T5-toot radlustt' s' era of real estate this ' aPPMation ,.,.. 3. Certif led list of own covered by the outside bounderies of property lication). Form 6.43 to aPP adopted canprehensiYe p1a►n designs- existing toning and la) rt covered by this appiicetion:` ...x._. q. baps of s (a) a roe y {' s for areas on and around the props _ r activity to ma3or t tign site o h s, showing relation to the P y*Y .,.-- 5, General location map uti 1 sties, sh9pping or Us important schools, and the like., r�tir sire, ect, the ro,),> features in:and adjoining P h h , �$ Season 1544•t.l (d thr+auq d �u ConCePt pion ro osed future uses.} f - tan and relevant Infor�klon, .and p p - r s � a Site P to surroundingQ existing Al b �elatiQnshipt and facilities tsection ltd 3 ,�apr±�hen;�►o'ge s stems a end adopted if►noes� {t activities, re�uird i�er e Hvh concept affects existing tbulgation of er►y O tio�►s (SP t1on, 17014 � princi 1es and deh change or exemp ;7 x ermits, specie P rviMR ' )icetion for deratopnnt. Opp y 1 4ot 5tGdy (an Opp } x. pe�►e14ntf►1 mP►1 impact mf►y substitute). rth A YA o not of Region rN , 1 .S i�i-r M1T� 1 ,+ri'e✓ '''^C ''ff sy A J0 f 1 5 ti a city OF MIAMI. FLORIDA s f iNY p•O piC6 MEMORANDUM . y FILE u LATE Februar �D, 1991 Ito Herb Bailey,.Drector for the Department. of 'Devel+�pment $UwEel Traffic Study en Weint sub proposed Federal law Ass taut D rector Enforcement Building G REFERENCES: FROM: Sergio o , Director P1 ann� , Bu ldi g ► Zoni DepartmentENCLasuRES : act The purpose of this memorandum i s to confirm that a special tra �i a1 Perini t study wi ll not be required to be submitted Building.with the Use Special application for the Federal law Enforc redicted the st RI The Dow ntown DRI and the Southeast U of developmentPark towne(in semen I) within' a traffic impacts of a specified oque t i to eas . Based upon these generalized 5-mile radius of the two project or transportation a riate forms of mitigation fofeesrafor impacts were analyses, the approp share prescribed, in the form of proportionate l Trans ortation Control Measures ordinance (see Section 14 ( improvements and a P 71 of the City Code). individual i ' e the exact location, size and land use of many H owever, sins artment.reserved the develo ments were not known at that "erseto condu t a tr ffic impactose study*.: sto c right to require individual deve P project site.. The purp . i the immediate area surrounding their P J pats that. might require ro ect would have localized. imp Trans ortation Control Measures that were not ` determine whether a p 3 Park West DRI.n� ?` rovements or P h sisal �mP reawide Downtown ORI or Southeast OVertown/ P Y anticipated in the a tanning, Building. and Zoning Depa rtment does not believe that a localized The P ar n the case of the Federal law :Enforcement act study is necess y traffic impact ' f z will not generate a significant o fact t t the,.building ,4 q Building because �toccu ang the immediate area. This assumption is based upon t o ed-to house federal agencies that areAlthough l there will is being devel P 1ex. s ; inadequate facilities in .the courthouse compN wth �n employment and visitor "use in ,mhactswthat�wpu1. nev tably be some-gro • � we do not `believe it w�11 reach the threshold of net new warrant asp ecial study• A second, equally important consJt ideration ,pertaining to this decision„srth� rat law Enforcement Building suer ffchanalyssa't proximity of the Federal for which a .new t i, 4vertown/Park West DRI ; project area, �_�,` That study must take into account trhe use#� currently being prepared. of the proposed Federal taw Enforn ietr nsportationd impro�ament °n} :4' , impactsIf an,additional Federal Detention Center. in that study, the responsibility ofent dr'd�rnorD` f_ are dents f i ed" Will be resolved in the new incremental Bevel P. Overtovm/Park We r x 5 ilk } .- 0. f r _ CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA 01 1- 1 INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM t;uiller�no DATE May 1 r 1991 FILE . ' To .Olmedillo Deputy :Director of planning SUWECT - Major Use Special permit Rtview Suilding & Zoning Departtment Federal Last Snforeemeht sldo - j� Arleen weintraub REFERENCES PROM : Assistant Director Department of'Development & :ENCLOSURES: Housing Conservation .- j-91-320(a) 4/4/91 RESOLUTION NO A RESOLUTION APPROV'INC PROCESS INVOLVING RE ALLOW A SECURITY BRIO CONNECTING THE METROP0 AW THE FEDERAL COURT AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, WHEREAS, on March 14, 1991, in a personal appearance before the City Commission, Mina Mazaheri, Attorney Advisor, on representing the Federal Bureau of Prisons, requested permission from the City Commission to build a security bridge over Northeast 4th Street to connect the Metropolitan Detention Center and Federal Courthouse at 301 North Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida; and WHEREAS, the Administration explained one process to allow building the security bridge is by vacating and abandcining this segment of Northeast 4th Street between North Miami one .block Northeast 1st Avenue, by replotting this street Avenue and segment, -by '"conveying a pedestrian and utility easement over .the vacated street to the City the federal government, and by { improving the street as a pedestrian promenade; and WHEREAS, in the alternative, the Federal Bureau of Prisons has "expressed a preference for only purchasing air rights for the i security bridge from the City without improving the Northeast 4th ,-Street right-of-way _as a pedestrian promenade; #ids: NOW TIiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY; OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:5" Section 1, The recitals and findings contained in the z this Resolution are hereby adopted by reference. Preamble to thereto and, incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this.. Vo Section, 91 " 3 �a .IwIRl1Sl�R�R��v `4.2 QW` 00 -: 1 � 3 L `CC r n r= v v I City Cottmision hereby approvesf in Section 2. The allowing a security bridge to be constructed princip ► a process le Metropolitan Detention Center and Federal - connecting the vacating and 30i North Miami Avenue, by a) Courthouse, North Miami Avenue and abandoning Not 4th Avenue, between b) by replotting the former street segment is Northeast lot Avenue; federal government will acquire fee simple ownership; F to that the a and utility easement over the c) by the grant of pedestrian the City► and Y right from the federal government to vacated g vacated right-of-way as pedestrian promenade. - d) by improving the This Resolution shall become effective Section 3. immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this llth day of it ► 1991. RANTER L• S Z► MA R ATT kHIRAI�7 x� City -Clerk ; x PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: z LINDA KELLY:, EAR N Assistant City Attorney APPROVED AS TO -FORM AND CORRECTNESS: A JO GE F � DEZ Ci y Attorne LRK/pb/M2144 - t w � s r .7;. ti L T} f W <t 2 i 1� 6� j .' Y� q��� �.n t, x, i.¢1. a • 4. MDTA shall have the right to review all plans and construction with reasonable advance notice, except for any matters related to immediate• system safety concerns which will require no advance notice. 5. No construction elevators of cranes will be erected on the Metromover guideway side. 6, Best efforts will be used to schedule all construction work which may have any impact on the Metromover system during the Non -Peak Operating Hours or Non -Revenue Hours. Non -peak Operating Hours are defined as weekdays prior to 7:00 a.m•; between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.; between 2„:00,p.m. and 4:00 p.m.t after 7:00 p.m.; and all day'Saturdays and Sundays. Non -Revenue Hours are defined as Monday through Sunday 12 midnight to h ' Sunda 12 midnight to 5 t 00 a.m. or such other as Monday th roug y a.m. or such other hours as may be designated by the County as' Non -Revenue Hours. + Y Ar 5t S a. r r � ; j 1 TABLE OF CONftWS' I. PROJECT INFORMATION '- A. Application for a Major Use Special Permit B. Project Information Sheet 3 C. Affidavit of Ownership/Owner Documentation D. Directory of Project Principals II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION A. Zoning, ordinance 11000 Requirements 1. Article 13, Section 1304.2.1 2. Article 17, Section 1702.1 3. Article 17, Section1702.2,1 4. Article.17,._Section'1702.2.2 5. Article 17, Section' `1702.2'.3 B. Code'Section.Requirements' fl 4 " 1. Article: IV, Section 14-61 ` 2 Article ` IV, Sect ioit: 14-70 1 . 3 Article' IV, -Sect' 6h" 14 ' 71, .. SUPPPORTING DOCUMENTS "k 3 Tab 1. Traffic Impact',Study Letter , #ppt�4Y s t Take 2 . Sconopic Impact: Data: i.'Onstruction doitq stimates } Employment got -site & srsk� Minority Construction : Eaployntent Plan' ,y g : ' e uy d Fk Ii4rs Tab Day Cars Assessment 4fY 1 Tad 4.. Proposed Pner ►. tonse►�cvatip� �eastireA P���W- ,X} � Y1: k: r Tab ' 5. Historic Px'aiervation �ie�aQr�►1 UA 1 �. (p^epy`�t�A M y aM� ♦#nIfR•}I�.11 ', TA••F,RIf 'f•�a� TA is.t Oransad , i� J i ���� A � � � � .r. �'^^2✓ lilt _ _. - _ � h. h OWIltR'5 LIST Witer's (lame 4ty of Miami _ alatlln Address 9, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami,, Florida telephone Humber (305) 250-5400 _ Legal, Description., 9 _ n 1�IIAMI NOPM PS s-41 N-100FT OF Lfl►PS 1 & 2 ELK 78 IES.S N-36 FT :THEIRe ' & LESS E10FT LOT 1 city of Miami Owners llame 14ai i ing, Address 3500 Pan American Drive, Micidid Florida ,:_ telephone Humber (305) 250-5400 Legal Description: _ MIAM NORTH PB.B-41 - 950>'T..OEF' "LDS ;1 & 2 LESS ElOFT . 01''LOT 1`°, for ,ST ELK 78 i, Owner,',s flame City of. Miami hailing Address 3500 Pan American Drive, 4iia¢ni, Florida , Telephone Humber (305)Y 250-5401) Legal, Description: ..:;. JA MI NORTFI PB_ 8-�41 -' IpP, -3 : ZESS :: MG NW 00R IAT 3 S129.50 FT E50.361T N36FT S49.95FT TO POB & ` ALL LOr 18 & S` 100FT OF . LO►M 19 & 20 , BLK 78 R1 fl t I Any. other reel: estate propperty owned i.ndiriaduatlyi 'Jointly, or, 'sererally #ipartnjrshlpor by.,corporaton, privately) xltihln`315 of the, subject site i.s Listed 'as follows: �wr z FOP ✓x}� -. i' 's ' Street Address Legal Description �4 f U1�l,wAAP!lITI k J 1 t 5 .. , .� s[/��r ^n Street Address Legal iQP �4R`• �p��Xl7 - r7 �0:rx atwx k f1yt' _ _ F 4iv d.M4im a',y'VR-F YYRf'ip+i f S'4.i! fi A -'strut Jlddra ll �.. to# 0escr#otacn a $ #.z i . �4f1ry -- r �, sR � �eR � F.� e F , J�""k - _-_. _ i 1 ", t�. i , _�. ,. ; _ ` Fh} .. � tS COST ITEM , uvi.l,ntnriw�r ur+�.n+= • �••••, . 0 OW'ned bye thel LAND Preliminary P13anning S4a90,000 zncludes,deve pe�rp►�ts, As 1. .b etc: Design `Servile,000rchi;.,�cta] Cost=uc z s 18330':000 C4n�truct onWOa1,7 ol TTel •M $ 3 5 , 060 40N 3TRU TIQWUPIOYMENT z- - E�Gim+���+� �,���rCQ�t -59&7000�►. hit Ep�t�n�n 3 �n�t:4� i DAY GAMS 'ASSESSMENT The Federal Law Enforcement Building will house approximately 800 employees,. The day ,care child to employee accommodation ratio recommended by the city Planning, _Building & Zoning Department ranges from 6-8 children per 100 employees. For this project, this translates to`48-64 children that may utilizea day care facility. 150` children is often considered the minimum number necessary for a profitable day care operation. While` the Federal" ;Law Enforcement Building '.project ,.does not lend itself to an `onsite day >care facility due to its use and. design (provision of. building security systems -to protect the building and occupants, i.e. Federal Judges, -U.S. AttorneysJI,; courts continuously in session`; loading%unloading of prisoners), this building is but', one of several `Federal offices 'in the Central Business District. The U.S.'General Services Administraton`has long`'`recognized 'the child care, needs of its Federal population distributed throughout downtown: w In October 19.89, the U.S. General Services Administratson entered into an agreement .;;'with the; .Dade County Department of Human Resources forrprovision•of day care services ;to Federalemployees 4ti through the '.`Metro ,Dade center.. Attached is a` memorandum, to Federal.., agencies located,; in, faini re ardin downtown 'child care Y b g g a_ services.avalable to;them through Dade County. ;1 f Y 1J-k tJiY '�� k :f - b i 1 J,',4 �e rii'a4 l .�UUyyYTd 3( FS f, s � 1 r - 4t' � f6 5- t x % z.='£iS- t ,'G,� v^ 1. y ` id'M.- 1 � •".�'i ,F "t r gil t �x �a �J i ����� � s ���� ¢�� --t 7 K 4 i ■ TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURES PLAN Federal Law EnforcementBuil�ng } v CI'I"Y OF NIIAMI } r Ya �J i l i ti t � t KErrH and SCHNARS, P,k `. ENGINEERS -PLANNERS -SURVEYORS —va � r s ,t TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURES PLAN FOR THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT BUILDING i I - a3 PREPARED FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI a A r! t{ DEPARTMENT.:OF, DEVELOPMENT } k MARCH 1991, M1 f a 1 i�ak � K�. QQ j�{��7 L c ^ }�Q ••eaa i h Y schna R t P. t 4 * - �80 N.W. 20th Street Mismi, Florida 33172 ,s rc;n d� k i W ���»=a.aem,aa.© \� ..2m��w�� .v.� d� . .-...,.. 2:»y»««� � 2� S,� _ ©m � : .my>:.a.z � � � � : d\d�� �.... d � \�� m<»<: t � Z\ � � � � � � �� � � � w. d.�^\\2��� d� � _. � � \ 2 {< �, � \� � � �� l � »_ yw<� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � \/� \\ \ \�\\�/ y� � d2� d/\�/}°�\ � ; � : � : � ^� � � ..��\:�����:�:>�\: � � � ^' / \� .: \\\ \� \�\\ \\ � � � � � � � � � � � � � � \� � �}�� � � � � � � � < E- 1 IIA 6 y} cF 4! } i �' .. �. ' i _p 7Zz z st — { Jj l p { S Jz ;i r' III. MONITORING AND -REPORTING zn addition to, implementing programsto reduce peak hour trips, 8 monitoring and reporting procedure will be`. implemented to measure actual performance against"the TCM'plan ob]ectives6 Monitoring On site parking. will not be provided for, all employees' o`f h Federal Law Enforcement Building. "'Therefore, `the only ymettit�d that can - tali°ably "estimate the number' 'of ", `'potential vehicl"e trips,.. and the 'actual number :'of vehicle trips is `a survey technique ....As- stated :in the TCM 'plan requirements,` the 'report (with the, results of . the survey) shall:" -be .submitted "each= °dear t g.f followin ' the.': is, of: he certificate of }-occupancy. 'The data to. =bey:. obtained from- the, ,survey .-, ands- how - to `usd' the ` data a K are discussed `be'low.. t The survey should ,yield statisticall =f e y significant values fors > •' . , the following�k�oz Thek peak =hour .. of _ person trips - within the 4-6 PM peak;' x period. This 'includes the begin and end tripes of tQ -one :hour peak and the . number of . Pero entering or y. exitn the' .buildin durin that.; our:-:- g 9 h ' w ^}y ffiffi 1 "The numbsx of, employees usir�qthe i 'tx ansportation ' alternatives during the hQur,���n `Af'1, beak' person` ins :vah'ic110 ;. spool `or- = rideshiitr' I!(5therR' incl4:C @s transit: :averaga..nu1+Br of eQ ie ` in �� y Xsr ,t F µ ��om �`S`Ks,��i Ss.,w E .a w,.... . hM N ,. '. . .. .. . . • '. .. . ,. .. .. , . '. ... , , �t`, . (G Y c .'� TFT t 1 E t t4- e< The following is a breakdown of employees requiring special. security for the, Federal Law Enforcement Building, as provided by the U.S. General Services Administration. U.S. Attorney's Office - 75 employees U.S. Courts - 35 employees U.S. Marshal Service - IQ employees Total: 120 employees, The 120 employees represent 15 percent of the .total number 'of employees (800). y_ty. 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