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A R20011UTION, Win ATTACHtINT, OF THE CITY 4P
Ural C IgglON FlurNO THAT THE 1fMOOb
MR NEIGHBORHOOD 11PROMENT DISTRICT PLAN
(MAY, 1990) IB 00 NOrSI'M WITH LOCAL PLAIDS
AND PROGRAMS SPNCIVICALLY ORDINANCE NO.
10844, AN AHMED, WITCH APPROVED THE MIAMI
COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN 1969-R000;
AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 90-432 IN ITi
ENTIRETY.
WHEREAS, the City Commission approved Resolution No.
88-589.1 on duly 7, 1986, approving the City of Miami
participation in a Florida Enterprise Zone; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami International Trade Board (MITE)
approved a resolution on August 16, 1988, supporting the Wynwood
Community 800nomio Development Corporation applioation for a,
Wynwood-based Foreign Trade Zone; and
® WHEREAS, the City of Miami Commission adopted Resolution No.
88-1039 on November 3, 1988, finding that the plans of the
Wynwood Community Eoonomio Development Corporation and the
proposed Foreign Trade Zone were oonsistent with existing City
plans; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission approved Resolution No. 88-1102
on November 17, 1988, approving City participation in a Federal
Enterprise Zone; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission approved Ordinance No. 10544 on
February 9, 1989, approving the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood
Plan 1987-2000 and addenda; and
WHEREAS, the Dade County Commission approved Resolution No.
378-89 on April 4, 1989, supporting the proposal of the Wynwood
Boonomio Development Corporation proposal for a Wynwood Foreign
Trade Zone; and
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Ag a "ood Foreign Trade Zone in being planned by
the 11 "Od Couraity $oonoi LO►eopwyynt Corporation &3A theCity of Miani, in an area within the City of Miami, generally
bounded by Northwest 20rd and 24th Street@ on the forth, by
Northwest 2lbt Terrace and Northwest 92nd Street on the South;
Northwest grad Avenue on the Rant, and Northwest Sth Avenue on the
'hest; and
WHEREAS, development is 000urring in a000rdanoe with the
Garment/Center Fashion Distriot Redevelopment Plan, Resolution
No. 79-883, July 23, 1979; and
WHEREAS, the Nynwood Community Boonomio Development
Corporation, and the City of Miami, are planning projeots whioh
are designed to oonstruot or substantially rehabilitate
industrial, oommeroial, housing, or publio facilities, in a
distressed area, and to promote entrepreneurial and job
development opportunities and reduoe prime, within the Nynwood
area; and -
WHEREAS, on June 7, 1990 Resolution No. 90-432 was adopted
finding that the Nynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement Distriot
Plan was oonsistent with looal plans and programs; however, there
was no publio hearing held, pursuant to Chapter 183, Florida
Statutes; and
NHBREAS, a duly advertised publio hearing was held on
July la, 1990 to disouss the Nynwood Neighborhood Improvement
Distriot Plan;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Seotion 1. The reoital and findings contained in the
Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by referenoe
thereto and inoorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
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gsotion 9 ► The Miami City Commission hereby resoinds
Resolution so. 90-432 in its entirety.
8eotion 3. The Miami. City Commission hereby finds that the
Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement Distriot Plan (May, 1900),
in substantially the attaohed form, is oonsistent With looal
plans and programs, speoifioally the Miami Comprehensive
Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000 approved on February 2, 1989.
Seotion 4. This Resolution shall beoome effeotive
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of
XAVIER L. SUAR8��y11
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MAT HIRAI
City Clerk
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
LINDA K. KMRS61r
Assistant City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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L. FRINANDEZ
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA �
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
. TO : _ DAME
Honorable Mayor and Members ..3 199
of the City Commission
suRlEcY public Hearing: Approval of the.
Proposed Wynwood Safe Neighborhood
Improvement District plan
FROM : REFERENCES
Cesar H. Odio (City Commission Meeting,of
City Manager ENCLOSURES: July 12, 1990)
• RECDMrIENDAl'ION
At the request of the Florida Department of Comeunity Affairs (DCA), it is
respectfully requested that the City Commission reaffirm their previous approval
of the following resolutions at this public hearing:
1.- The City Commission, in its capacity as the Board of Directors of the Wynwood
Safe Neighborhood Improvement District, approves the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood
Improvement Plan, - in principle, and in substantially, the form attached, and
finds that the proposed Jymmd. Foreign Trade tone is an integral component of
the Plan,, per the attached resolution.
Z. 'The City Commission, in its capacity as the Miami City Commission, finds °tftt .`
the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement District" Plan is consistent,"With:`
local plans, specifically the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 19894000,
per the attached resolution.
On'June 1, 1990, the City Commission approved the following resolutions: A x
I) Resolution -No 90-431 (June 7, 1990), by the Miami City Commission acting in its capacity' as the -Board of Directors 'of the Wynwood <Safe
Neighborhood Improvement District, approving the Wynwood-
Neighborhood Plan and finding that the proposed Wynwood Foreggn :Trade
Zone. (WFT2). is. an integral component :• of• the • Wynwood Safe Neighborhood '.
Plan, as.required by Section_163.5i6(5), F.S.
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(2) Resaiution • No. 90432 (June 7, 1990),, by the Miami City � o Wis
finding that the, Wynwood Safe'. Neighborhood Plan is consistint wiih•�;th
City of Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000,,as requireal°by ,
Sec. 163,516 (4)', F.S, 4
The City Administration subsequently transmitted the above resolutions to QCA fQr
its review and .approval. UCA has. informed the Administration that a
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Therefore, the previous
resolution should'be
rescinded
and`'=the
attached resolution
should- be 'considered
for approval for
this pub)it,
hearing. -
Upon this` approval by the City Commission and the Wynwood SKID Board," the-Cit
Commission, in its capacity as the Miami City Commission, will hold two'`{2�
additional` public hearings on July 26, 1990, to consider the approval of the
W nwood'`SNID Board's adopted Safe Neighborhood Improvement Plan and find that
there is not a necessity to amend the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-
2000 for the inclusion of the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement District•Plan,
per Chapter`163.516 (8) F.S. The City Commission has previously approved the following ordinances relating to
the Safe, -Neighborhood Program within the City:
1. Ordinance,10405 (3-24-88) enabled the City Wide Safe Neighborhood Programs.'
_ 2. Ordinance; 10406 (3-24-89) created the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement
District.'
3. Ordinance 10522 (1147-88) amended Ordinance 10406:
On June 22,`1989, the City Commission adopted two resolutions'(Resolutions.89-577
and 517.1);"`instructing the City Manager to execute the. following: {1) an r±
agreement between -the City of Miami '(Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement
Diistrict) and the Florida Department of Community Affairs, in the amount of
$250,000; for the preparation of 'a Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Plan- and (2) an
agreement between the City of Miami and the Department Hof Community `Affairs, in
the amount.of $30,000, for technical -assistance.
- On December 7, 1989, the- City Commission approved a professional services
agreement between the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Improvement District (Wynwood`>'
SNID) .and the Wynwood Comaaanity EconomicDevelopment Corporation' (WCEDC), to
prepare a= Safe- Neighborhood Improvement Plan for the Wynwood °SIIiD, in `the tat
of $260,000,`an4 on April 26, 1990, the City Commission' appproved a professions'# ,
services. agreement between the. City. and, the Wynwood SNID Partnership -
amount of $30,000, for technical assistance in the preparation` `,of' the. safe _
Neighborhood Plan.
The Safe Neighborhood Plan has been prepared for the Wynwood Safe Neighbo'rhopd '
District (Wyl.
nwood SNID) for the -coordinated balanced, 'and •harmonious�developlwl t
of the Wynwood SNID and designed,. through the use of Crimps Prevention Thugh .;.
Environmental Design (OPTED) techniques to effectively change thefiys;�m1
environment and reduce the perception;• incidence and, fear. of crime. in # e i<a�
The area „is bounded by N,W, 36th Street, '•N,.E 21st' Terrace •and N W 22nd Str4ety t--
North, Mi .m .06nut' and N.W, 6th Avenue containin a pro ate
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The Wynwood Safe Neighborhood Plan has determined that the.most effective means to.
reduce the-,incide'nce of crime, and change the physical environment, ts`t vide
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increase employment and develop Plan
a mechanism 10 p a secure. facility.
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proposes the establishment of a nwood Forai gn Tra to (WFTZ) at N.W. Sth
Avenue and N.W.,22nd Street to accomplish the dual goal of Increasing employment
a d' reducing, crime. the Wynwood Foreign Trade Zone is totally contained within
the Wynwood Safe Neighborhood- Improvement District. The Plan also recommends the
following:
0 Public housing along N.W. 20th Street should undergo
rehabilitation that includes the application of crime prevention
through environmental design techniques.
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o "Certain areas containing residential uses should be rezoned to
an industrial use, in order to be consistent with the Miami
Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000.
o Strategies such as privitization and rehabilitation should
include the application of crime prevention techniques.
o Demolition may be necessary in specific instances.
o High densityaffordable rental housing units under: private
ownership should be rehabilitated through the use of crime
prevention techniques.
o Access to the WM should be controlled. Northwest Sth Avenue
should terminate with a cul-de-sac at-N.W. 22.Street.
o N.W. 23rd and N.W. 24th Streets should terminate at N.W. 6th
Avenue.'
o K.W. 24th, 26tho 27th and 28th Streets should be equipped with
security gates that will allow controlled access from N.W. 6th
Avenue.
o Thai perimeter of the WFTZ should be secured with a combination
of -a 9 feet high cement fence and 9 feet high - vertical bar.
fencingy
o Business owners in the wholesale area should develop a security
plan with the Miami - Police Departmentand private security
agencies.
o A *Grand Entrance" should bo'creaied at N.W. 5th Avenue and N.W.
29th Street. The *Grand Entrance" should project a "sense of
arrival* and naturally draw customers to access the c9mmOrcial
area at this point.
a A logo should
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be designed to reflect the now image of the
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o Additional code enforcement efforts -.should be targeted to the
residential area.
A detailed 'explanation of both the crimes associated within the area and
recommendations for the area were previously presented at the June 7, 19901 City
Commission meeting.
Attachment -
cc: Elbert L. Waters
etnictsnt Director. Plannina: