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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-90-02370 J-90--158 2/14/90 JRESOLUTION NO. 90 13H A RESOLUTION KEAFF1RMING THE CI wY OF MIAMI ' S COKMITMRNT TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION Zit THE CITY AS SET FORTH IN ARTICLS 16 OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ZONING ORDINANCE BY OFFICIALLY DECLARING THAT OWNER CONSENT WILL NOT BE A CRITERION FOR THE AETERHINATION CIF -HISTORIC DESIGNATIONS. RE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, PLORZDA Seotion 1. The City of Miami's oommitment to historio preservation in the City as set forth in Artiole 18 of the City of Miami zoning Ordimmnoe Is hereby reaffirmed by this offiolal declaration, that owner oonsent will not be a oriterion for tha determination of historic designations. Seotion a. This Resolution shall beoome effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1501 day of F ruar•.-_, 1 ATt HXAVIER L. S AR .Z Mayor TItAi -- --- ----- City Clerk PREPARED AISM APPROVED BY: LI UA $.-XEARSG Asal.stant City ttorney APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESO : JO GE I:. FEr7ANDEZ City Attori�y I.KK/ Fb/M13`!9 c ;r i .wi,, � r�„ :yJ MARKS: rrd PZCITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor and Members TO. Y `-,�1 v '�� of the City Commission DATE: FILE: SUBJECT. Discussion: Metropolitan Dade County/City of Miami Litigation regarding the City's Historic Preservation Policies FROM'. S REFERENCES - Cesar H. Odi& Agenda Item PZ-2, City Commission City Manager ENCLOSURES. Meeting of March 22, 1990 DISCUSSION: At its meeting of February 15, 1990, the City Commission adopted Resolution 90-138 pertaining to owner consent (attached) and directed the Planning Department to study the County Attorneys recommendation to settle this litigation by directing the Administration to initiate legislation transferring the designation of historic properties from the Zoning Ordinance to the City Code and, thereby, granting to the Heritage Conservation Board the authority to designate historic properties, with appeal to the City Commission. Listed below are the pros and cons of such an action. PROS CONS City Commission would no longer City Commission would give up have to hear every proposed its authority to make the final historic designation. decision on all proposed historic designations (except upon appeal). Public hearing process (and its associated costs, which are generally paid by the City) would be reduced from four hearings to one. Process of designation would be simplified by removing all =? zoning issues from the proceedings. Attachment Property owners and neighbors would have only one public hearing in which to present their viewpoints and would have to appeal in order to he able to present their case to the City Commission. The City would not be able to automatically offer zoning bonuses or incentives to applicants as part of the designation process. (It may still be possible to offer incentives by retaining an HC overlay in the Zoning Ordinance for designated properties that may wish to take advantage of such incentives.) h()--,10tj 90-02 7