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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-89-0586a., J-'89=508 5/30/89 RESOLUTION NO. 89- -*ti8f; A RESOLUTION, WITH ATTACHMENTS, AMENDING A PREVIOUSLY APPROVED DEVELOPMENT ORDER (RESOLUTION 85-72; JANUARY 24, 1985), AND MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT (RESOLUTION 85-73; JANUARY 24, 1985), AS AMENDED (RESOLUTION 85- 1136; NOVEMBER 26, 1985), FOR TERREMARR CENTRE PROJECT, LOCATED AT SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE AT AVIATION AVENUE; A DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT, PURSUANT TO SECTION 380,06 FLA. STAT. (SUPP. 1988), AND MAJOR USE PURSUANT TO ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY AMENDING CONDITION 23 TO EXTEND THE BUILDOUT DATE FROM FOUR YEARS FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER TO DECEMBER 31, 1991; FURTHER FINDING AND INCORPORATING AS A CONCLUSION OF LAW THAT SAID CHANGE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A SUBSTANTIAL DEVIATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 380.06(19)(e)2, FLA. STAT. (SUPP. 1988), AND DOES NOT REQUIRE A PUBLIC HEARING; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO SEND COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION TO AFFECTED AGENCIES AND THE DEVELOPER; AND CONTAINING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, by Resolutions 85-72, January 24, 1985 and 85-73, _ January 24, 1985, the City Commission issued a Development Order _ and Major Use Special Permit, respectively, for the Terremark Project, located at South Bayshore Drive and Aviation Avenue, Miami, Florida, Development of Regional Impact, pursuant to Chapter 380 F.S., and Major Use pursuant to Zoning Ordinance 9500; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 85-1136, November 26, 1985, the Development Order and Major Use Permit were amended; and WHEREAS, the applicant, Terremark Centre, Ltd., (formerly Grove Bay Plaza, Ltd.) now desires to extend a deadline of the Project and consequently desires to amend the. previously. issued Development Order and Major Use Special Permit and WHEREAS, on May 3, 1989, the applicant filed "Notification of a Proposed Change to a Previously Approved Development of Regional Impact (DRI) Subsection 380.06(19), Florida Statute's" with the Florida. Department of Community affairs, the South; Florida Regional Planning Council and the City of Miami3 and WHkktAS, on May 3, 1989, the applicant applied for an amendment to the previously issued Development Order and Major Use Special Permit; and WHEREAS, the previously issued Development Order having been under appeal from January 1985, until the decision of the Third District Court of Appeal was rendered final on May 8, 1987; and WHEREAS, Section 380.06(19)(e)2 F.S. states that a proposed change in the date of buildout of a development by less than three years is not a substantial deviation and is not subject to a public hearing; and WHEREAS, the City Commission considers this Resolution to be in the best interest of the citizens of the City of Miami; 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 are hereby approved, confirmed, and adopted by reference hereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this section. Section 2. Exhibit A of Resolutions 85-72 and 85-73,'as amended by 85-1136; the Development Order and Major Use Special Permit for the Terremark Centre Project (attached), is hereby amended in the following respects:l/ "FINDINGS OF FACT WITH MODIFICATIONS = THE CITY WILL: 23. Stay the effectiveness of the Development Order and no development permits thereunder shall be granted, until such time as an Amended ADA, providing updated information, is submitted to the Council, City,,.and State and an Amended Development Order issued, if Conditions 1 through 19 have not been complied with by December 31, 1991. Should the 1/ Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted,, Undersc'Qred words and/or figures shall be added, The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. -� AsterisX s'.indi.cate omitted.and unchanged material. Development Order be stayed pursuant to this condition, nothing herein shall be construed to limit Condition 21 below that this Development Order runs with the land, and its terms and conditions are binding on the Applicant, its successors, and/or assigns. CONC166SIONS OF LAW The Terremark Centre Project, proposed by Grove Bay Plaza Limited, complies with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan, is consistent with the orderly development and goals of the City of Miami, and complies with local land development regulations being Zoning Ordinance No. 9500; and The proposed development does not unreasonably interfere with the achievement of the objectives of the adopted State Land Development Plan applicable to the City of Miami; and The proposed development is generally consistent with the Report and Recommendations of the South Florida Regional Planning Council and does not unreasonably interfere with any of the considerations and objectives set forth in Chapter 380, Florida Statutes?; and The change of the buildout date to the original _Terremark Centre development order as set forth herein does not constitute a substantial deviation pursuant to S380.16(19)(e) 2 Florida Statutes (Supp. 1988). Section 3. This Resolution shall be transmitted to Alan S. Gold; Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen and Ouentel, 1221 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL 33131; Manuel A. Diaz, Vice President, Grove Bay Plaza, Ltd., Terremark, 2600 S.W. 3rd Avenue, Penthouse, Miami, Florida 33129; Jack Osterholt, Executive Director, South Florida Regional Planning Council, 3440 Hollywood Boulevard, Suite 140, Hollywood, Florida 33021, and Thomas Pelham, Secretary, Florida Department of Community Affairs, 2740 Centerview Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32399. Section 5. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption pursuant to law. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of June 1989. XAVIER L. S REZ, OR ATTEST t z: MATT HIRAI, CITY CLERK rr !� 5 yj PREPARED AND APPROVED BY ADRIENNE: L. FRIESNEK ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS To FORM AND CORRECTNESS! 4JRGE 4;F RN-JAINIID-�EZ CITY ATTO EY ALF/dot/M1068 Attachment ;At RESGLUTION No, 85-72 • A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE TERREMARK CENTRE PROJECT, A DEVELOPMENT OF REGIOX/L IMPACT, TO BE LOCATED AT APPROXIMATELY 2560=2580 :IGERTAIL AVENUE, 3204-3240 AVIATION AVENUE, _ AND 2583-2585 SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF A DEVELOPMENT ORDER FOR SAID PROJECT ATTACHED HERETO AS EXHIBIT "A"t APPROVING SAID -PROJECT WITH CONDITIONS, AFTER CONSIDERING THE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL AND THE PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD OF THE CITY OF MIAMI;'SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER ATTACHED HERETO AND THE APPLICATION FOR - DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REFERENCE; FURTHER, DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO SEND COPIES OF THE HEREIN RESOLUTION AND - SAID DEVELOPMENT ORDER TO AFFECTED AGENCIES AND THE DEVELOPER. WHEREAS, Grove Day Plaza, Limited, has'submitted°a Complete Application for Development Approval for a Development of Regional Impact to the South Florida Regional Planning Council Pursuant to Section 380.06 Florida Statutes, and did receive' a favorable recommendation for's proposed development order, dated January T, 1965, as met forth in the Report and'At. .—ndations of the South Florida Regional Planning Council designated Exhibit on file with the Office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting - held on January 16, 1965, following an advertised hearing adopted - Resolution No. PAB 9•85 by a 6 to 0 vote, recommending approval of the Development Order for the Terremark Centre Project, "a Development of Regional Impact; and • WHEREAS a recommendation from the Miami: Planning -Advisory tr<i Board has been forwarded as required by Ordinance 6290; and WHEREAS, the City Commiaiion has'eonducied a public hearing on January 24,­i985; hsvin6'considered`-the Application -tor Mayor ` Use Spacial 'Permit`4nd the; Application "for DtvslopeenV Aprrc a and the Report'snd Recommendations of-'the'South'Flprids�Aegional 2SX Planning Council; and rt . : WHEREAS', the 'City Csion•-has- determined that` at1. 3ega3 a. �$ -0quire040t3''have been'cotiplied with; and BENS, thq City"'Cam ar11 on deeps isAvisab3s slid' ins the ' pest interestof 'the [¢Heir;;; :�+eltare of they Git7 o!' hi.... ` i�sut t Cap*opdegD 4f dt'r ss hrreinaftRrhPet . _ _ t<s '''•," . .; .7}.,.i .::t..i k.� .+ M K........'T'.7. ..� r.t «?L.. ?{r..:, z, .ir a� h:f. - e. The City Commission finds thatt (1) The project will have a favorable impact on the econor.1 of the City$ and _ (2) The project will efficiently use public transportation facilities; and (3) The project will favorably affect the need for people to find adequate housing reasonably — accessible to their places of employmenti and (4). The project will efficiently use necessary public facilities$ and (5) The project will have a favorable impact on the environment and natural resources of the City$ and (6) The project will,'not adversely affect living - conditions in the'neighborhoodi and (7) The project would not adversely affect public._ safety;and X (6) That there is a public need.for the project. - Section 2. A Development Order, attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof by reference, approving with _ modifications, the Terremark Centre Project, a' Development of _ Regional Impact, proposed by Grove Bay Plaza,* Limited, for. all' that portion of Lot 1 less right-of-ways lots2.4, 7.31. and unnumbered lot also known as Lot 320 Block 39 NEW BISCAYIJE t` AMENDED (B-16), at approximately 2560.2580 Tigertaili +a approximately 3204-3240'Avistion Avenue;and approxiz&tely 2583- i - 2585•3outh Barshore Drive, be and the same is hereby 'ranted and°_ ycf Issued. Section 3• The Application for Development- Approval as �,- }; re ad ii incorporated herein by reference and relied upon byr�,�" the:partlss in diach rgipg their. statutory duties under",Seft 380.O69 Florida StaRutea `Substantial .compliance `with° the : ;F F �Y { 3 representations: contained in :the Application for Development X Approval Is a conditSon for approval unlesa.waived pr eodifled AY Ts �d' � ' t tact ; aSreement asoug the par les� �� �� } {� nt Section 4 Tht *pArV andReoPmmerJdations Florida )legions planning .Council, sttache� ,hereto gasxhlaitr° "E" "� 0 EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHMENT TO, RESOLUTION_,- MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT AND DEVELOPMENT ORDER it be known that. the Let Commission of the City of Miami,:, Florida, has considered in public hearing on January 24,.1985; , a) the issuance of a Major Use Special Permit,pursuant to Section, 2803• Article 20 Major Use Special Permits% Detailed Requirements, of Zoning Ordinance 9500, and ,b).the issuance, of. a;; Development Order for a' Development of Regional Impact pursuant to Section 380.06 Florida Statutes, said major use end development to be located in .the City of :Miami• &tr approximately 2560-2560.. Tigertaili approximately, 3204-3240 Aviation- -Avenues_ -and­g� approximately,2583-2585:South Bayshore Drive,,being Lot 1 less right-cf-wayt lots: 2-4, 7-31 and unnumbered a4: lot also known as Lot 32, Block_39 NEW-BISCAYNE AMENDED + ' t1 (B-M. ALL OF `THE FOREGOING SUBJECT''.TO an', dedications, limitations, restrictions, reservations or,easemsnt Of, record. and after due consideration of. the- recommendations of, the• Planning Director and Planning Advisory Board pertaining to the Major Use Special Permit' and after due consideration of the x consistency. of this proposed development with pertinent regulations and the Report- and Recommendations of the South is Florida Regional Planning Council pertaining to the Development of Regional Impact takes the following sctiont Authorization to Issue a Major Use Spoolal Permit and s Approval of. Application for-Derelopmsnt Approval a [v; r both subject to the following modifications: FINDING OF FACT WITH MODIFICATIONS 1 Tht ,development proposed 724.900 gross,-: square, feetKof arts; comprised . of.; ;the'- following . sle�eent# a#,. speeifiEd thR #pplicant' in the. App7,icstion forLp cvelopmsn Appravai.;t' Pala l of fr k l g } F'tiL ' i � S {}}y T'.....g'� lA � Ilyr � S•['} Et [�l# 1 1� � 1 ! ,{„ S.k � V ''nF` �- { t [ �" 1 +•(,Jar � � � ,�' s tE .. > , r'�- � .es� s� -' �t� -��' —� xi= ,.• - - t- 'S'Tte :F"•k' IF1k#�'y''?"j+r'y _,.,.:,A�aw;e,_..r as+,a F..,t•�'.•fi t'A .!.+"i w.,.,;$,t, .., . • �b�tr� '4 _ d��•. �-..... - � - _- designate fire percent of employee parking sparest located as close as possible to elevator and building entrances, for exclusive car or vanpool use- _- actively encourage and promote car and van pooling by hing a car pool information program, establisand establis preferred parking •paces and work shifts to car and ran poolers. _- actively encourage and promote transit 'ridelrahip by ervice, pursuant to Condition providing regular shuttle s 16 below, between the protect and. the Coconut .Grove Metrorail Station, and .by providing Metrorali,:Metrcbus, and shuttle service route and,schedule information in convenient locations throughout the project. Promote staggered flex -time work schedules, four day ns and. marketing work "weeks, or other management attic ,. strategies, that reduce,peak demand for roadway;oapaeity and thereby reduce transportation energy use. 2. Design, construct, and maintain, the, stormwater-,management f€ systemto meet the following at andardst x7 Retain all washdown water from the parking -garage in a -- �- vegetated retention area with a ra-sed catch that direct(s) any overflow to sedimentation boxes and, r, subsequently, drainage wells. .� flash down parking areas only when there is adequate storage capacity in the swale(a). -- Construct all catch basins to retain oil and grease, and regularly maintain the catch basins - Vacuum sweep the garage area before every rashdoxn. 3. Submit a revised drainage plan showing &wale location, dimensions,.general runoff routing network, and calculations which demonstrate adequate awal4 capacity to the Council for review and;, approval before requesting any building; permits _ for; the project -and as part of the.consolidated Applications~ for Development Approval required by Condition 19 below. �t. As part of the transportation improvements required :in Table.f, reconstruct -the street drainage System tor.AviatSon T Avenue ', from South.: Sayahore Drive - to -,Tigertsil Avenue, to manage runoff from a 5-year storm. by- retaining the', firab :,;t laohsr of, runoff in,, french • drains,, with orertipw,4trom the design storm. disebsrging to :8iscayne,:;8ay..,undergr_ound utilities' prohibit. up$. ol., french.. drainse n ., thet,:A plie#nt wtll construct a drainage well system: c�iPabl,QtrYmast�t the 5 £' 'year storm.. Ti Page3of21 dy '{ arc ���� � � ✓��'�� t tt t t l e k '• i t a s� .0 '���r i - 6. Remove all invasive exotic plants from the project site as landscape plan to ensure - the site is clearedt and amend the of the in ping use it DAI Assessmentnin�future projectdlandsca landscaping - Council 7. llow the Prior to any site clearing, consult with, D�banfoforester _ recommendations at, the Dads County concerning Lrrnsplanting trees presently on the site. 8. Delay construction up •to three months_ in am area there - historic or archaeological artifact& potentlaliy significant uncovered, and permit State and local historic are preservation officials to survey and excavate the site. ;._ g. Obtain the necessary approvals. from ;Dade MA for water and - wastewater service.- f; 10. Construct. the,building to allow.-_ emergency helicopter.: YR evacuation tromithe.roof. 11. Collaborate with the Police Department vto incorporate design and operation , security measures and systems into the of the project.- 12.' Enter into an agreement with the City to eontributs a fair. '- required. to.:provids adequate share of capital facilities sanitary sewer and fire service to the project, or, in the alternative, pay a fair abate contribution pursuant to an rtaining to' fire service -adopted City impact fee ordinance:pefee ordinance is adopted it such impact and sanitary sewers by the City prior to obtaining final certificates of occupancy for more than 200,000 square test of development on•site._ 13. Incorporate the following energy eonservaLion. measures into _— the developments — •• Landscape shading of open spaces. Separate electric metering of office and residential; tenants. k jV'11L �• Das of natural light and fluorsacent task.iighting.� Not water temperatures set at or, below 90°f, except} where otherwise.speolfied.by health codes. r •- Central energy mana4emenL system the .office tower that, will provide start/atop opLimisstiod,,time of.deY y limits night temperature saheAuling, electric demand t setback/setup, programmed mainLeng' ante, lightin8_controle i� J..fEX�}j9CtY,tJ.c.y.Y-SRa t . Page..5-;ot 21 851'Rt 3 i TABLE 1 APPLICANT'S RECOMMENDED ROADVAT IMPROVEMENTS Cost Improvement 1-984 dollars year Location 1987 Aviation Avenue from 3 isnes• middle :100.000 S. Bayahore Drive to lane for left turns Ti�ertail Avenue (Figure 1) 1987 SW 27th Avenue/Tiger- NB,•SB thru lanes 70,000 tail Avenue NB left -turn lane lane WS right -turn (Figure 2) 198T Aviation Avenue/ EB left -turn lane 45,00041 ;t- TiBertali Avenue on TS`ertaii lane _ YS left -turn g f{- on TS`ertail to Aviation Avenue (Figure ve left -turn lane ". on Titertail to Terremark drive-in A `- bank entrance 1987 Aviation Avenue/S. d, NB left -turn lane T_ Bayahore Drive on Bayshore 1) (Figure $230,000 sub -Total ..� Page 7 of, 21, � F t• -r i kfF �4�� 4�,�. C . t -y .. "! 1 '_'C r. �� S 11 Y44�14'�rr q'�+�^"•it.-�.'�1 is i �... d .._ .. _ _. n ., i _ ., _.. .... .. nh}3ssrr1.5.5yy'#`{#'t'iy_— {fir.. lex y5 _... .. -.. z t...v 'v,._.. JY. s..} F5'a-1•'�r':'LtE:4s `.Yzfi-3e.�.`.iSSz w.. `T... — f JWK 2 I N= I RMYEM DaS t fM 27TH AVDa TICERTAIL AVENUE -j -- . ANIMIL Further, throughout project operation, and unless and until Rule 17.31• Florida Administrative Code, is repealed or otherwise declared null and void, the annual monitoring report shall include the following informations -- identification of All tenants that meet the criteria 4 and-.5 of Council establishe Assessment, asA may b bes amended pursuant hto Condit on DR herein. -- For each such tenant, copies of one of the following _ types of documentation of appropriate hazardous waste disposals a hazardous waste manifest, a bill of lading from a transporter indicating shipment to a permitted hazardous waste management4 facility,` or a confirmation of receipt of material from a recycier. of a waste exchange operation. -- Description of any incidents or spills of hazardous" materials, including but not limited to those in Table ion of the actions aj itakeny to clean dupe and ddispose Of .material.pilled -- . material. The Planning Director, City of Miami Planning Department, or a project director to be named later, is hereby designated. to receive this report, and to monitor and assure compliance with this Development Order. 21. Give notice to Richard P. Brinker, Clerk, Dade County Circuit Court, 73 West Flagler Street, Miami, Florida, - 33130, for recording in the Official Records of Dade County, Florida, as follows: a) That the City Commission of.the City of Miami, Florida, has issued a Development Order for the Terremark Centre Project, &•Development of Regional Impact located at F approximately 2560-2560 Tlgertaili approximately 3204• �r 3240 Aviation Avenues and approximately 2583-2585 South , Bayshore Drive, being x Lot 1 less right-of-ways iota 2-4, 7-31, and unnumbered lot also known an Lot 32, Block 39; NEii .=.Yf BISCAYNE :AMENDED (8-,16i'. ALL OF. THE FOREGOING SUBJECT TO any dedications, limitations, restrictions, reservations easement of record..Al of 21 page _ � 8.!•�� it Y aft '' � � �' Yt� L t 1 { f r � � A .1 N 5 xwai ri"8Y2'#�]L .. . •t. .. . .. a -.. .. F r. ..,� .•. .. �..w�l.,.5,tit 6; .n .�EtT4.�«..�k�����, c. i for approval unless waived or Approval is a condition modified by agreement among the Council, City and App110nt, its successors and/or assigns. CONCLUSIONS OF LAW The 7erremark Centre Project, proposed by Grove Bay Plaza Comprehensive Neighborhood Plans Limited, complies with the Miami development and goals of the City is consistent with the orderly with local land development regulations of Miami, and complies being Zoning Ordinance No. 95001 and development does not unreasonably interfere with the The Land proposed achievement of the objectives of the adopted State the City of !l18,211 and Development Plan applicable to kt_ The proposed development is generally consistent with the Report Regional Planning and Recommendations of the South Florida interfere with any of the Council: and, does not unreasonably set forth in Chapter 380, Florida` considerations and objectives Statutes.- s` _ S t r a ; 5 p az Page 13 of 21 AAS • p k., 4*r 1 £ _ q R. �4L Ai j� e v I I Lil . WEST EMA710N all r. ra job x+ f, Yi�w.��a i�h ..1 i y.�; Sr sT .F 'k � : •'i �� e -�b�''"}�'+•x: ,.. ..Y -. S z.pt�JF.t1;33�4� ..#a .+'.v=r.n. � ;. .. 1.,f ., "I 1 111111 H Ill I III 'III i I ,,.. I .a -:��._...,. _ .. -a ..... .-.,_ix,r..u. ... ....m'<�-•-r:Q.oca,�aszwawsac-..rw..^ _._.____.... -. { ,1 1 t in � ; -�nnnnnnnnn nnnnnnn, . . in nnn�nn� -tnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnn, -innnnn��nnhn� - nnnnnnnnnnnn . nnnnnnnnnnnnn = nnnnnnnnnn-in� . o a ' nEVATM 3:« Cn gz x t 1 j r 1. F ��qi >, `yip �nX`y �' 4 *k �, � - • 1 �`r 4 Attsthmbnt"C' J•8S•1021 - 30/4/$S RESOLUTION NO. ��i136 A IE sw=Icw AMMINM SUISIT •A' rINDINGB or FAC? NUMBER- 1 OF TEE ornLOPMENT OIIDER CRESOL rioN go. SS•72, JANOARY 24. 198S)• AND TIC MAJOR OSE SPECIAL P9 MIT (RESOLUTION SS• - 73, JANGARY 24• 1905)• FOR THE TERRLMARR CENTRE PROJECT• A DEVELOPMENT Or REGIONAL IMPACT, LOCATED AT APPR=IMAT►MA 2560-2580 TIGERTAIL AVENGE• 3204-3240 AVIATION AVENUE• AND. 2513.2SSS SOUTH SAYSRORE DRIVE '(MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ■EREIII). BT'INCREASZN0 THE HEIGHT Or THE BUILDING FROM 237 FEET 10 INES TO .250 FEET ABOVE G1MDEt DECREASING CS - "Z AMEA or TBE OFFICE BUILDING FROM 314.000 TO 307,760 GROSS SQUARE -FEETt ELIMINATING ENCLOSED pl&" air3.800 SQUARE,,' FEETI INCREASING OPEN - SPACE FROM I1Sr132 SQUARE , RE? To- 122,067 SQUARE FEETt INCREASING PEDESTRIAN OPEN SPACE PROM.43�41! SQUARE FLET TO 58,193 SQUARE FEET, DECREASING TU Mi10 an"Or TSE >1GILDING FROM, 8.000 TO ..• SQUARE FEETt INCREASING PARKING SPACES FRAM r d•OSO-AND 333.300 SOWM FEET TO 1.090 SPACES re, AND 346,693- SQUARE FEETt CRANGING TIIE R SY?EOR CON RIFIGGMTion or TRZ 10ILDING sY SSIrTINc TaE OrrICE TONER 18 FEET; TOWARDS AVIATION AVENGE (NORTSEASTERLY)I PURTEER• FINDING TEAT: OVE THE ABC>sA11GES DO -NOT CONSTITUTE SUBSTANTIAL DEVIATIONS'PURSGAN'l''I'Q a CSAPTER 380, rwRIDA STATUTES• AND DIRECTING THE CITY CUM TO SEND CERTIFIED COPIES, or - TSIS RESOLUTION TO AFFECTED AGENCIES. "Ipt•. the City- Commission bas-previously approV ed the- EAB� Tesrasark Centre project. a Development of Regional Impart by issuing a Developaent order•(Resolution SS-72,.January 24, 1905), and Major Use Permit (Resolution 85-7, January 24, 1185)1 and, IIaEREAS, the developer, Grove may ,plaza Ltd.• has propoaed " R xrt certain changes to the; project which squire rnluation. to see they tweet , the presumptive- tb sbolds .oi . sabstantial :deviation pursuant -to Chapter 300.06, :lorida Itatntest=and« t ;.11gEREAS,r the City:.:; Commission; bas:, beid a public beari�9 at Y K € ' 'L. Mbich OMsi parties could Tien objehionst;;and � .. a�1`:�:�N ice. sf f 11ItE)tEA11,.r the ."ias : Plannin9 A4vLsory DoatQ•; �t its_ aest��9 r t F�Y otk" Nptes�btr . lt, 19.05� ' if:a:: No.. tailoMinq ;pan e#ewstised�,* fir' ' asin to ed.. Rs#o1v+Cioil PAZ ?3-86r ��► to be 9�' : agopt �►a }? 0 a ¢* # +� • .1tS0(NtMEOD�,.AP>rlt0'�►�.o! wAd�lyia!! bje QsA1�F `sue �,,���������� _ the Hsu et t%eytrlop!�I�t � � 4 r 4M rtet. t' be Prtaa4 _ t Per schedule of District Regulations. Page 3 of g, District RO (Residential -Office). and per conceptual plan and design schematic plans on file dated November 30, 1984, prepared by Seremello. Rurki and Vera. Inc.. with the following parameters for the site bounded by _ Aviation Avenue, Tigertail Avenue and south Sayshore Drive: lament Floor Area (S.P.1 Plaza Open Sa(enclosed) Space �ivi00-e�.f� - Pedestrian Open Space212,067 Office Tower height 237•, 100 2"-+W Garage Weight 45• Residential Seight 451 The project, as defined conceptually Immediately above, Seats the requirements of Zoning Ordinance 9500 subject to the submittal of construction documents in .conformity with Zoning Ordinance 1500 and applicable City laws, precedent to the issuance of a building permit# and, the issuance of a Class C Special Permit as required by Section 15173.1• of the Zoning Ordinance. This Fshibition constitutes the conditions for a Najor Ose Spacial Permit per $action 2803 of the toning Ordinance.• r Section 2. The City Coaission hereby finds that the changes .in Section 1 are not substantial deviations under. Chapter 380. Florida Statutes, as they neither create • r seasonable likelihood 'of additional regional impact on the jy. region or create any regional impact not previously reviewed in _ the Application for Development Approval by the ,regional planning agency. Section 3. The City Clark is hereby authorised and directed to send certified copies of this Resolution immediately f, to the Florida Department of Veteran and Community Affairs, Division of Local. Resource Management, 2571 Rxecutive Canter• Circle Zast, Tallahassee, Florida 323011 to the South Florida � R Rpionai Planning Council, 3410 Sollywaod boulevard, Suite 140, llollyrood, Florida 33021 t to Grove bay PIasa Limited, . 2500- 3rd Avenue, Miami, Florida 33129, and to Alan', Gold, Ssq., c/a Gresnbesg. Traur v, Askew•, Hoffman., Lipoff, Rbsew.. and QuenteIt, ,r Penthouse One 1401 Ssickell Avenue, Migi, llorida:331a1'. 71 Section 4. The recitals Of fact-',ref<rte0 t0 ;in the lYg4°. hasein •Nheseaa clauses are true and:, ewsaeeR and Made a Patrt �� ,tr M ..the eoi - _,;,..,..:• �"�f���'��� t.` a' J 1 STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF CADE ) - CITY OF MIAMI ) 1, NATTY HIRAI, City Clerk of the City of Miami, Florida, and keeper of the records thereof, do hereby certify that the attached and foregoing pages numbered 1 through a, i Inclusive, contain a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the CoMission of said City at a Meeting held on the - 26th day of November, 1905. SAID RESOLUTION WAS DESIGNATED RESOLUTION NO. 85-1136_ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and impress the Official Seal of the City of Miami, Florida this 17th day of ,i- December, 1983. .sp NATTY HIRAI - City Clerk — Miami, Florida (Official teal) By: Depup city ulwrK f1J �Vat, F t T tV • „{ yyCAP e Sxl y P'4 A �v.�f !, t'.v, �X i •1 F t l# it x�, Sy.� � �fi.,i* _ of Y I tFSA MATtY HIRAI r ,,, ��► = it "I ONO City Cilrk City MihitgEt �4Cp F10�o June 30, 1989 Mr. Jack Osterholt, Executive Director South Florida Regional Planning Council 3430 Hollywood Blvd, Suite 140 Hollywood, FL 33021 Dear Mr. Osterholt: Enclosed herein please find a certified copy of Resolution Nos. 89-585 and 89-856 which were passed and adopted by the City of _ Miami Commission at its meeting held on June 22, 1989, and which - is self-explanatory. On behalf of the City of Miami, thank you for your attention-. truly"yours, fatty Hirai City Clerk MH:vg - Enc. a/s " OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/City Hall/35W Pan American prive/P,p.¢pz j30y0d/Miami, Florida 592,i t jr� vs - lfi �S EC MAttY HIRAI thy Clerk h of At"alut = June 30, Mr. Thomas Pelham, Secretary Florida Department of Community Affairs 2740 Centerview Road Tallahassee, FL 32399 Dear Mr. Pelhama Enclosed herein please find a certified copy of Resolution Nos. 89-585 and 89-856 which were passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission at its meeting held on June 22, 1989, and which is self-explanatory. On behalf of the City of Miami, thank you for your attention. MH:vg Enc. a/s OFFICE QF TH CITY C F- LERK/lily Fi&lir.7pw Pen,Americen Clrive/P,Q Box 3"700/Mimi, hiorjda 33�33.070d((305) 379�60¢5 aR .t. r ! ` r g� .F i1.s"'fs;2 . 4x .-r.Ll.. t I 1 i e TO tps jj 14 Oi+qq' mAttY HlItAl F = City Mahiget City Clerk �CO.FlO� June 30, 1989 Alan S. Gold, Esquire Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen & Quentel 1221 Brickell Avenue Miami, FL 33131 Dear Mr. Gold: Enclosed herein please find a certified copy of Resolution No. _ 89-586 which was passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission at its meeting held on June 22, 1989, and which is - s' self-explanatory. f On behalf of the City of Miami, thank you for your attention. truly yours, t x. Matty Hirai City Clerk i MH:vg Enc. a/s . 3 .@i P r r p St .; OFFICE OF THE'CITY CLERK%City'Mall/i$00 Pdn:American Drive%P.O:Box930700/Miami,-Florida 33233 07pe/(305) 579.6Q6� t r ; #T wt ?� K Ait J .. .. (4tW of 'Mmint MATTY HIRAI �•, .,, = CESAR H. 0010 City MahBRef City Clerk 4 rcn, n•.r Q .a June 30, 1989 Mr. Manuel A. Diaz, Vice President Grove Bay Plaza, Ltd., Terremark 2600 S.W. 3rd Avenue, Penthouse Miami, FL 33129 Dear Mr. Diaz: Enclosed herein please find a certified copy of Resolution No. 89-586 which was passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission at its meeting held on June 22, 1989, and which is self-explanatory. On behalf of the City of Miami, thank you for your attention'. ` Ve truly yours, atty Hirai y City Clerk MH:vg Enc. ads>; k; ai �2 4 1 OFFICE OF THE CITY_ CLERK/City Hall/3500 Pan American Drive/P.O.Box 330708/Miami, Florida 33233-97Q8/1305� 579-6045 r� ` i- .r Fr N a4 WT t c ..- .. 1t _ r`-_ ., .. c+_<.......-fr,�SinS.sa • .�;e"�wrlak��a���~F - =N e APPLICANT PLANNING FACT SHEET PZ Terremark Centre; Ltd. (formerly Grove Bay Plaza; Ltd.: May 3, 1989 PETITION Consideration of amending a previously approved Development Order (Resolution 85-72; January 24, 1985); and Major Use Special Permit (Resolution 85-73o January 24; 1985); as amended, (Resolution 85-1136; November 26; 1985), attached; for the Terremark Centre Project; Located•at South Bayshore Drive at Aviation Avenue; a Development of Regional Impact; pursuant to Chapter 380.06 F.S. and Major Use pursuant to Zoning Ordinance 9500; by amending Condition 23 to extend the date of Buildout from four years" from the. effective date of the Development Order; — to December 31; 1991; incorpor.atingas a Conclusion of Law -that the change is not a substantial deviation. pursuantto Section 380.06(19)(e)2 F.S., and does: not require a public hearing; directing; - the City Clerk to send copies of 7this resolution to affected agencies. and the _ developer; and containing an 'effective { _ date. REQUEST To extend the buildout date for. Terremark Centre; a Development of = Regional Impact and Major Use;. to December 3; 1991. BACKGROUND The City Commission issued a Development — Order for Terremark Centre; a Development of Regional Impact and Major - Use located at South Bayshore Drive and . Aviation by Resolution 85-72 and 73;, — January 24' 1985. The Development Order was subsequently• amended_ by Resolution 85-1136; November 26; 1985. Subsequently; - neighborhood groups appealed the project; the Third District tx Court .of Appeal final judgement:"bec4tri �. effective May 8'; 19.87;' or. over;two::year's after the effectivedate, ` of:° Development Order., yr a "GG 6122189�"''� a J P e h A fi t 1Nla t511 t \ _ .ter. _.. .. -... _ nr* {`j. Cis •tl�•.'E{ ...• '_. • _..-.r, _ Yt„"L7,'f�Y.:'k=k''-.SiC-.'Ki'���* _ f 00364 LAW OFFICES GREENBERG.TRAURIGI WOFFMAN. UPOFF. ROSEN 81 ©UENTEL. P.A. yy l tj JErrtICY P AGRON ALAN S. GOLD bC001[ M. ORSMCFSKY J. PARDO — rtRNANDO C. ALONSO fTEVEN E. GOLOMAN STtVCN M. GOLDSMITH OTDVAN �� MAY jj �, ��(^/�NI� ICE CtfAN L. ALVAREZ LINDA C. ANDREWS JOStPM G. 60LOfTf IN MAR$HALL Rw PASTERNACK BYRON 6. PETERSEN L� ILZI ba CK AVENUE _ RUDOLPH r ARAGON LAWRENCE S• GORDON MATTM[W B. GORSON ALBERT D. OUENTtL MIAM1, FLORIDA 33131 K[pRl L. SARSM MILARI[ BAB5 OIANNC GREENBERG JOEL RCINSTEIN MARK J. REISMAN • (:. �. •• TCICPMONC$ MIAM1+(3p�) 579.0500 ALTSSA M. OAUMGARTEN MELVIN N. 6R[CNOtoo NORMAN J. S -NrO*D ROSEMY L. GROSSMAN LUIS me to CONSTANCE M. KIDDER swOwARo (3C51""3 • Bill LISA J. BE*G totCARMEN M. HERNANDEZ MARK O. BLOOM LISA A. HIRSCH ANORES PIVCPO KENNETH 0. ROBINSON TCLt11 80.3124 _ TELECOPY (305) 579.0717 — LEONARDO r, 011•TO KENN[TM C. HOFFMAN NICHOLAS ROCKWELL FRANCIS S. BROGAN. JR. LARRY J. HOFFMAN MARCOS O. JIMENEZALAN RAOUCL A. RODRIGUEZ g•^jItfT BURT BRUTON STOVE BULLOCK MARTIN KALB ROBERT K BURLINGTON LORI C. KILB[RG M. ROLNICK MARVIN S. ROSEN RICMARD A. ROSENBAUM :. w PALM BLACM OrFICC 100 T PAL Be cm. FLORIDANUE • SUITE36 WEST PALM BEACH, pOA05 , ALBERTO R. CARDENAS TIMOTHY C. WON PMILLIP J. CARVER STtVCN J. KRAVITZ RONALD M. ROSENGARTEN DAVID L. ROSS -661 (AOT(AO7)) 683 6 6K RICMARD G. CHERRY STtVEN A. "NOT ALDEN E. RUDOLPM •CLtCOPT (4071 603,•64A7 SUE M. COBB ALAN S. LEDERMAN KENDALL ■. COFFEY GARY A. LEVINSON GARY A. SAUL CLIFFORD A. SCHULMAN OIANE M. CONNIFF NORMAN H. LIPOrr MARL[N[ K. SILVERMAN - BROWARD OFFICE JtrrlR[Y D. OICARLO CARLOS C. LOUMICT STUART M. SINGER f00 CAST SROWARO BOULEVARD • SUITE 1300 " — OSCAR G. of aA GUARDIA JUAN P. LOUMICT ALBICRT A. 014- CASTILLO NANCY LURIA•COMEN MOLLY R. SKOLNICK DAVID P. SOFTNESS FORT LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 333*4 (3051 765.0900 ALAN T. DIMOND BRUCE [. MACOONOUGH ROBERT P. MACINA LAURA P. STEPHENSON . DAVID J. TANEY - �[l[COIY (]05i 76S • M177 LUCIA A. DOUGHERTY CHARLCS W. CODA*. III ANDREW L. MAHN LAURA M. THOMAS PEDRO J. MARTINEZ• FPA*A OSVALDO F. TORRES SUSAN D. CLSCY _ HENRY 14. (SUCKY) FOK • JOEL D. MASER ROBERT M. TRAURIG JERROLD A. WISH WRITER 5 DIRECT N0: ... 579-0609 ROBERT J. FRIEDMAN JUAN J. MAYOL. JR. ROBERT C. GANG WILLIAM LEE MCGINNESS ROBERT M. WOLF TIMOTHY O. WOLFE . RICMARD G. GARRETT JOHN T. METZGER LOUIB MORALES , JR. SHEILA WOLFSON PLEASE REPLY TO. - BRUC K.. GIL N BRUC[ M. GILEB•KL[IN ALICIA M. MORALES ADAM S. ZIPPER MIAMI OFFICE ' RICMARD J. GIUSTO JAN[T L. O BRICN R LAWRENCE GOOOFSKY 'EBCCCA R. GRANO ZACNARY H. WOLFF (IItTIREO) - ;— ; May 23,' 1989 VIA STAR IESSENMR : Mr. Joseph. McManus '— Assistant Director City of Miami Planning Department 275 N.W. 2nd Street, 3rd Floor Miami, Florida 33128 Re: Terremark Centre/Notification of Proposed Change the "Notification") Dear Joe: ;a telephone conversation last Friday, this communica- Per our Lion is intended to modify the proposed buildout date contained in the above -referenced Notification. r — The Notification, as submitted, proposes for project,builci'- - by December 31, 1992, which is a scrivener's .ezrot :' Qur out is seeking the extension only until December.31',`.199..o client `it is requested that development order Condition a thatextent; _ 23 be changed to:JR ; Stay the :effectiveness of the Development " Order and no development permits thereunder z eb t-.�I�ai pt �Y jh Mh fYi x�'i l{.��rr §*.3xr+€LM wr-..r..ar- N '+^t A T3 '" ; l 'M E`i^i"'."�T .j `T P "'a•'�' R'.•CS7'«C+' 91Ljd4�ki •<+'s �' -..........-:,^,F .- .• . .- .. .> . e ,. ,.. . r ._ ,.... .,. ., _ ,. < w. .,. N� .a,„,.r;,.?-.:'. :f�:eu2�3si�.._ y w .. ' �.7777 t a ... ..}.. .4 . 1 Ia' Mr, Joseph McManus May 23r 1989 Page 2 shall be granted, until such time as an — Amended ADA, t r the Couneile cityiding updated nf tionandaState is submitted and an Amended Development Order issued, if Conditions 1 through 19 have not been complied with by December 31, 1991. 1 Should the Development Order be stayed pursuant 'to this condition, nothing' herein shall be construed to limit Condition 21 below that this Development Order runs with the land, and its terms and conditions are binding on the Applicant, its successors, and/or assigns. This would provide for the two year and eleven month extension our client seeks. Please modify your records — accordingly. r Thank you for your.attention to this matter. Very-truly,/yours, _ Joseph G. Goldstein JGG:joa - cc: Manuel Diaz, Esq. x- - Mr. Tomas Becia (Fed. Exp.) Mr. Timothy Allen (Fed. Exp.) Alan S. Gold, Esq. iwY - . JGG/McManusLt2t 4 5/23/89 L rx� 9 P t ,1 i .4 t rTFtrt>�t X �GR�ENB RGI'�RAURIG, HOFFMI�W WPOFF�.RQ$9N. 4 VF-NTF ks b ,. _ '- _. _._ .i ..__. ._ _.._ �.. _. �._ ._ ... ..... ..ice«.....,. n-.rv. _. •..ra .. �. _. - ---- Y � • t 'Zw6 LAW OFFICES 0 0 17 GREENBERG. TRAURIG. HOFFMAN. LIPOFF. ROSEN 81 OUENTEL. P. A. JCrrREY P A6RON ALAN S. COLD O(em1E M. ORiMEr SKY 1+�' 1 Vf I /tt. t'(t �:1 14• LA wr r - rfRNAN00C. ALONSO STCVEN t. GOLDMAN STEVAN J. PAR00 1 1 t•/j'/ VLI• - CtSAP L. ALVAREZ ST[VEN M. GOLDSMITH OLGA C. PARRA 89 MAY -3 FH MIAMI OrrICE #_INDA C. ANORtWi JOSCPN 0. GOLDSTEIN MARSHALL R. PASTERNACK RUDOLPH /. APA60N LAWRENCE S. GORDON bYPON 0. Pt7f RSCN I iGKEIL AVENUE RUDO L. MARSH M1TTN(W B. GORDON AL ENT D. OUCNTEL U F_LORIOA 33131 KERIIIHILARI[ BASF OIANNE 6Rt[NB DO JOCL REINSTEIN TCL[.PNON[S MARK J. PEISMAN .:r •: ALYSSA M BAUMGARTEN MCLVIN N. 6R(tNetR6 MIAMI (3OS) S7♦i•OSOO NORMAN J. BCNrORD *oStRT L• GROSSMAN LUIS RCITCR �' r • .: ; .,B1111ARO 303) S23•dnl LISA J. eER6[R CARMEN M. M[RNANO[Z CONSTANCE M- RIOO[R L_ - LISA J. BLOOM CAR E MI. HE ANDRES RIVCRO TEL EO.312� MARK 0.00 r. BRITO LISAKCNA. H C. COrrMAN KCNNCTM D. POBINSON TELCCOPY 1305) 579.0717 LCONOCKWELL rgANCIS S. BROGAN. JR. LARRY J. HOrrMAN NIC R RAOU LAA CL A. RODRIGUEQRIGUCZ BURT BRUTON MARCOS O. JIMENEZ ALAN H. ROLNICK — STEVE BULLOCK MARTIN KALB ' MARTIN S. ROSEN WEST LIANPA'm S[ACH O SUI _ MOMENT K. BURLINGTON LORI C. KILBCR6 RICHARD A. ROSENBAUM 100 AUBTRAUAN EACH. rLO • SWT4 t01 ALBERTO R CARDENAS TIMOTHY C. KISH RONALD M. ROSCNGARTCN wItST PALM etACN, /LOPtDA 33A06 - PHILLIP J. CARVEN STtV[N J. KRAVITZ DAVID L. ROSS {4071 603 •6611, RICHARD 0• CHERRY STCVCN A. LANOY ALDEN C. RUDOLPH - 'PCLCCOPr 1A071 683.6AA'? sue M. COMB ALAN S. LEDERMAN GARY A. SAUL KENDAL.L S. COrr(Y GARY A. LEVINSON CLIrrORD A. SCHULMAN OIANC M. CONNIFr NORMAN N. L1parr MARL[N( K. SILV[RMAN GROWAPD Or►ICIC JCrFRCV 0. OLCARLO CARLOS C. LOUMICT STUART N. SINGER SOD CAST 6POWARD MOULCVAPD • SUIT•C 13SO OSCAR 0. DK J GUARDIA JUAN P. LOUMICT HOLLY R. SKOLNICK /ORT LAUD[ROALC. /LORIOA 333N ALSERT A. DCL CASTILLO NANCY LURIA•COHCN DAVID R. S0ftN[SS _ hOSI76M+OS00 " ALAN T. DIMOND MRUCC C. MACDONOUGM #_AURA P. STtPMI'NMON t[LC30 1765-t3ob50 •I�Ti LUCIA A. OOUGHCRTY MOMENT P. MACtNA DAVID J. TAN[Y CHARLES W. COGAN. III ANDREW L. MANN - LAURA M. THOMAS SUSAN O. CLSEY PCORO J. MARTINCZ•rMAGA OSVALDO r. TORRES HENRY M. (DUCKY) rOK JOCL D. MASER ROBERT N. TRAURIG WRITCR'S DIRECT NO'. _ ROBERT J. rRICOMAN JUAN J. MAYOL. JR. J[RROLO A. WISH _ - 579-0 V SO ROM[RT C. GANG WILLIAM LCt MCGINNESS ROBERT M. WOLr _ RICHARD 6. GARNETT JOHN T. AICTZGCR TIMOTHY O. WOLF[ - _ .. ' , , • r -�- BRIAN K. GANT LOUIS R. MONTCLLO. JR. SHCILA WOL/SQN pLC;AS[ IMPLY TO - SPUCC N, 61L(S•KLCIN ALICIA M. MORALES - AOAM M. ZIPPER _ MIAMI OFFICC PICKARD J. GIUSTO JANCT L. 0 BRI[N- LAWRCNCE GODOrSKY R[MCCCA R. ORANO ZACHARY N. WOLrr (P[TIPCDI • . •. " May 3, 1989' _ C Y M IRZ D LIMI Pahl, 2f Mr. Joseph McManus - Assistant Director City of Miami Planning Department 275 N.W. 2nd Street Miami, Florida 33128 Rec Terremark Centre Development Order ("DO") -- Special Permit No. 85-72 ("MUSP")/Notification of Proposed Change to aPreviously Approved Development of Regional Impact Under Section 380.06(19), Florida Statute's ("Notification") Dear Joe: Enclosed please find •a completed Notification'they. Terremark Centre development, which . -seeks' to extend' ` ;r completion date of Terremark Centre by under three years. At 'the same time, this Notification also . requests' 'a minor': change : to City's MUSP•-Number 85-72. r� .fig _ The requested extension of less than three years def#�necl I by statute as not constituting` substantial deviation. Spa Yr Section 380.06 (19),(e) (2) of the Florida , Statutes ,`(copyly€ attached). ..,Moreover, the change constitutes a..minor :change 40 the MUOP. Section 2806 of C�itx.'of Miami zoning Code, O�:dinen 9509. _,. Pursuant to__, o section 2806 of Ordinance `9�00' thes�i��ctc��a�.. is.. auti�ori�ed to; r;s axe `a otateritent "whether the ro Q ��3f�4' w... `_. *it_a r`t7aId�f d X h*sf3rl -- - a a; Mr. Joseph McManus May 8, 1989 Page 2 - meets the requirements of the original approval and to forward' h '_ his recommendation to the City Commission. This request clearly corresponds to and meets the requirements of the original approval. The proposed modification 'is a direct result of a two-year appeal of the final development order for Terremark Centre. Specifically, the .original DO was rendered in January 198S. The DO was appealed to the eleventh judicial` circuit (appellate division) and, -ultimately, the Third District Court of Appeal:' `Until the -final resolution of this appeal in May of 1987, the = Applicant/Developer of Terremark,Centre was unable to" proceed with development at the,pace contemplated by the DO/ MUSP.. Despite the delays, which were out of, the Applicant's/ Developer's control, development of the .project has subsequently: proceeded rapidly. In' that regard, the, Terremaj, Centre Developer.ectha to ac cerieted the shell . of the main structure; and ecompleted, of completeness for "the shell, P As' a. result, the of the'' structure >by, this`. summer. . Applicant/Developer seeks this minor extension. r y _ Because DO/MUSP Condition No. 23 stays 'the.offectiveness of_ # the DO as of four ears after, ` it became, final, the' disputed, date is crucial to the Applicant/Developer, who needs to proceed with`' 'obtaining the referenced certificate of completeness. chile 'it remains the position of the-Applicant/Developer that the DO/MOSP time -frames tolled during the litigation, the Applicant/Developer - seeks this extension without prejudicing this'.- contention: Accordingly, the Applicant/Developer respectfully requests the K city's favorable consideration of .,this. matter on an 'expedited basis along with a determination that this change is `with in"the - original approval. In that regard, any assistance you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Finally, please note that originals of this Notification area'}: being forwarded by Federal Express to the State and South Flo�rida��xx- Regional' Planning `Council. If you. have any questions ort need additional. information in this matter, please 'do not hesitate to Call• Very t my your ; #� 'Alan S • _Go ASG oa cc; Mann-D�.az, Esq. )� ^; •�° � y ( p Or.ig ina�.). Mr Tomas,eecia Fed Ex ��r3kx'PYp<,, . Tiothy, , All .'(Fed , ''Exp. or Exp:Or ig inal)� J aeph"'� G. Goldete in �: Eaq. (Dictated but not s .read) t �t: �, {fit � � �}� � �' F "'.. :• '- 3i-� ,,.. 1: "!. 7 ..� , v` ���=;�•'s-; u . avt . ".�. K. 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A new runway, a new terminal facility, a 10- percent expansion to an existing runway, or a 20- percent increase in the floor area of an existing terminal. 3. An increase in the number of hospital beds by 5 percent or 60 beds, whichever is greater. 4. An increase in industrial development area by 5 percent or 32 acres, whichever is greater. S. An increase in the average annual acreage mined by 5 percent or 10 acres, whichever is greater, or an increase in the average daily water consumption by a mining operation by 5 percent or 300.000 gallons, whichever is greater. An increase in the size of the mine by 5 percent or 750 acres. whichever is less. 6. An increase in land area for office development by 5 percent or 6 acres, whichever is greater, or an in- crease of gross floor area of office development by 5 percent or 60,000 gross square feet, whichever is great- er. 7. An increase in the storage capacity for chemical or petroleum storage facilities by 5 percent, 20.000 bar• rels, or 7 million pounds, whichever is greater. 8. An increase of development at a waterport of wet storage for 20 watercraft, dry storage for 30 watercraft, or wet/dry storage for 60 watercraft in an area identified in the state manna siting plan as an appropriate site for additional waterport development or a 5-percent in- crease in watercraft storage capacity, whichever is greater. 9. An increase in the number of dwelling units by 5 percent or 50 dwelling units, whichever is greater. 10. An increase in commercial development by 6 acres of land area or by 50,000 square feet of gross floor area, or of parking spaces provided for customers for 300 cars or a 5-percent increase of any of these, which- ever is greater. 11. An increase in hotel or motel facility units by 5 percent or 75 units, whichever is greater. 12. An increase in a recreational vehicle park area by 5 percent or 100 vehicle spaces, whichever is less. 13. A decrease in the area set aside for open space of 5 percent or 20 acres, whichever is less. 14. A proposed increase to an approved multi -use development of regional impact where the sum of the in- creases of each land use as a percentage of the applica- ble substantial deviation criteria is equal to or exceeds 100 percent. The percentage of any decrease in the amount of open space shall be treated as an increase for purposes of determining when 100 percent has been reached or exceeded. . 15. A 15-percent increase in the number of external vehicle trips generated by the development above that which was projected during the original development - of -regional -impact review, 16. A change prop9_sedso(-T5 percent or more of the acreage of an.approved development of regional impact to a land use not previously approved in the develop- ment order. 17. Any change which would result in development �;p su of any area which was specifically set aside in the eppb. ..%elfade — cation for development approval or in the development W. order for preservation, buffers, or special protection, an• .,- ui cluding habitat for plant and animal species. archaw tin logical and historical sites, dunes. and other such spe. ciel areas. 18. A proposed change consisting of simultaneous increases decreases least "!?'Ony c — sh and of at two of the uses with. in an authorized multi -use development of regional irn. e pact which was originally approved with three or four of the types of uses specified in paragraphs .,4t' 380.0651(3)(c), (d), (f), and (g) only if the regional o pacts of the change exceed the adverse regional im.•inc pacts of the originally authorized development or the project as changed creates regional impacts which were not previously reviewed by the regional planning Pr agency. (c) An extension of the date of buildout of a develop owt.Rant . - ment by 5 or more years shall be presumed to create a ; substantial deviation subject to further development-(�- of-regional-impact review. An extension of the date of " ` rt buildout of 3 years or more but less than 5 years shah be presumed not to create a substantial deviation. - These presumptions may be rebutted by clear and con- vincing evidence at the public hearing held by the local - government. For the purpose of calculating when a t buildout date has been exceeded, the time shall be es at tolled during the pendency of administrative or judicial . _ � k proceedings relating to development permits. Pit (d) A change in the plan of development of an ap. _ to proved development of regional impact resulting from requirements imposed by the Department of Environ- jr mental Regulation, the Department of Natural Re- sources, or any water management district created by r�t s. 373.069 or any of their successor agencies or by any .-Her' O appropriate federal regulatory agency shall be submit- s ted to the local government pursuant to this subsection. not The change shall be presumed not to create a substan- e 4- tial deviation subject to further development -of- -r regional-impact review. The presumption may be rebut- _ ted by clear and convincing evidence at the public hear- 15br ing held by the local government, '- (e)1. A proposed change which, either individually a` or, if there were previous changes, cumulatively with those changes, is equal to or exceeds 40 percent of arty - numerical criterion in subparagraphs (b)1.-16. but lt�t l which does not exceed such criterion, shall be pfe• sumed not to create a substantial deviation subject to' further development -of -regional -impact review. The presumption may be rebutted by clear and convincing - evidence at the public hearing held by the local govern* ment pursuant to subparagraph (f)5. - `_ 2. Except for a development order rendered pursu- ant to subsection (22) or subsection (25); a proposed € change which, either individually or, if there were PrOw $. ous changes, cumulatively with those changes, is teas than 40 percent of any numerical criterion In supper*' graphs (b)1 -16, and does not exceed any other cnteR !. on, or which involves an extension of the date of Wildout' of a development by less than 3 years, is not a substerr tial deviation and is not subject to a public hearing f�' -suant to subparagraph (03, or a determinaLWn pursuant ; 712 vim- aL��f t s-38- 2lopment he apoh- elOPment action. in. archaeo• Jch spe. itaneous ses with. .:onal im• x four of sgraphs Onal im. onal im. t or the s which ;lanning :evelop- :reate a oment- (late of irs shall aviation. and con - ,is local .vhen a :hall be Judicial an lap• •g from :nviron• 'al Re - .led by oy any vomit. ectton. .ostan- nt-of- : rebut. ^ hear - dually y with of any i.. but e pre - Oct to •i, The mciq ovem- oursu• nosed prey s less )pars- :nten- ;1"t Istan. 3 pur- suant 0 • 0380.06 1988 SUPPLEMENT TO FLORIDA STATUTES 1987 2.380.06 to subparagraph (f)5. Notice of the change shall be rating the approved change and conditions of approval made to the regional planning council and the state land relating to the change. The decision of the local govem- _ panning agency by providing them with the information ment to approve. with or without conditions, or to deny required in subparagraph 4., including appropriate the proposed change that the developer asserts does amendments to the development order, on forms to be not require further review shall be subject to the appeal adopted by the state land planning agency by rule. provisions of s. 380.07. However, neither the regional . 3, Any addition of land not previously reviewed or planning agency nor the state land planning agency = arty change not specified in paragraph (b) or paragraph may appeal the local government decision if neither par- (c) shall be presumed to create a substantial deviation. ticipated at the local hearing, unless the approved This presumption may be rebutted by clear and convinc- change is subject to the substantial -deviation criteria ing evidence. ' specified in subparagraph (b)18. Neither the state land 4. Any submittal of a proposed change to a previ. planning agency nor the regional planning agency may ously approved development shall include a description appeal a change to a development order made pursuant of individual changes previously made to the develop- to subparagraph (e)2. for developments of regional im- ment, including changes previously approved by the lo• pact approved after January 1, 1980, unless the change cal government. The local government shall consider the would result in a significant impact to a regionally signifi- previous and current proposed changes in deciding cant archaeological, historical, or natural resource not whether such changes cumulatively constitute a sub- previously identified in the original development -of- _ stantial deviation requiring further development -of- regional -impact review. regional -impact review. (g) If a proposed change requires further develop- ' (f)1. The state land planning agency shall establish ment-of-regional-impact review pursuant to this sec - by rule standard forms for submittal of proposed tion. the review shall be conducted subject to the follow - changes to a previously approved development of re- ing additional conditions: gional impact which may require further development- 1. The development -of -regional -impact review of -regional -impact review. At a minimum. the standard conducted by the appropriate regional planning agency form shall require the developer to provide the precise shall'address only those issues raised by the proposed language which the developer proposes to delete or add change except as provided in subparagraph 2. as an amendment to the development order. 2. The regional planning agency shall consider, and 2. The developer shall submit, simultaneously, to the local government shall determine whether to ap- the local government, the regional planning agency, and prove, approve with conditions, or deny the proposed the state land planning agency the request for approval change as it relates to the entire development. If the lo- ot a proposed change. cal government determines that the proposed chance, 3. No sooner than 30 days but no later than 45 days as it relates to the entire development, is unacceptable, after submittal by the developer to the local govern- the local government shall deny the change. ment, the state land planning agency, and the appropn• 3. If the local government determines that the pro - ate regional planning agency, the local government shall posed change, as it relates to the entire development, give 15 days' notice and schedule a public hearing to should be approved, any new conditions in the amend - consider the change that the developer asserts does ment to the development order issued by the local gov- not create a substantial deviation. ernment shall address only those issues raised by the _ 4. The appropriate regional planning agency or the proposed change. state land planning agency shall review the proposed 4. Development within the previously approved de- c change and may, in its discretion and within 30 days of velopment of regional impact may continue, as ap- submittal by the developer of the request for approval proved, during the development -of -regional -impact re- - of a change, advise the local government of its intention view in those portions of the development which are not . to participate at the public hearing before the local gov- affected by the proposed change. eminent. A change which is subject to the substantial- (h) . When further development -of -regional -impact deviation criteria specified in subparagraph (b)18. shall review is required because a substantial deviation has not be subject to this requirement. been determined or admitted by the developer, the 5. At the public hearing, the local government shall amendment to the development order issued by the lo- determine whether the proposed change requires fur- cal government shall be subject to the hearing and W _ they development -of -regional -impact review. The pro- peal provisions of s. 380,07. The state land planning visions of paragraphs (a) and (e), the thresholds set forth agency or the appropriate regional planning agency In paragraph (b), and the presumptions set forth in pare- need not participate at the local hearing imorder to ap- 'Our graphs (c), and (d) and subparagraphs (e)1. and 3. shall be peal a local government development order issued - applicable in determining whether further develop- suant to this paragraph. ment-of-regional-impact review is required, (20) VESTED RIGHTS. —Nothing in this section shall Q. If the local government determines that the pro- limit or modify the rights of any person to complete any Posed change does not require further development- development that has been authorized by registration of of -regional -impact review and is otherwise approved, a subdivision pursuant to chapter 498; by recordation ortf the proposed change is not subject to a hearing and pursuant to local subdivision plat law, or by a building determination pursuant to subparagraphs (f)3. and 5. permit or other authorization to commence development and is otherwise approved, the local government shall. on which there. has been reliance and a change of poet - law an amendment to the development order-inco p rpo- lion and which.registration or recordaOon was accom- H ¢- p µd ANRYf a ,sr z BRM-08-06 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF RESOURCE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT - BUREAU OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 257l Executive Center Circle, East Tallahassee, Florida 32301-8244 (904) 488-4925 NOTIFICATION OF A PROPOSED CHANGE TO A PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPMENT OPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT (DRI) SUBSECTION 380'.06(19), FLORIDA STATUTES Subsection 380.06(19), Florida Statutes (1985), requires that submittal of a proposed change to a previously approved DRI be made to the local government, the regional planning council, and.the state landplanningagency,according1to this form. I ALAN S. GOLD, the undersigned authorized representative 1. give notice of,a proposed - of Terremark Centre,.Ltd .,-hereby. change to a. previously approved Development of Regional k; Subsection 380.06(19), Florida Impact in accordance with k Statutes (1985). In support thereof, I submit the following information concerning the Terremark Centre development, which information is true. and correct to the best. of; my knowledge. - I have submitted today, under separate cover, copies of this completed notification to ,the City of Miami, to the South Florida Regional Planning Council, and to the Bureau of Resource Management, Department of Community Affairs. - 9,T - . Fes- (Date) Al n S. of 2 � Applicant.,,h ers ; s , t ,. Ter emark Centre, Ltd. �;, 2600 ;SW. r h 3rd Avenue Penthouse Miami, Florida 33129 rr x� t y. Y Z°- 3... Authorized Agent. Alan S. Gold► Usq. - Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen & Quentel, P.A. _ 23rd Floor 1221 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 - Tel: (305) 579-0880 4, Location. The project is located within the: City of Miami, at - approximately 2560-2580 Tigertail; approximately 3204-3240: _ Aviation Avenue; approximately 2583-2585 South Bayshore Drive is more specifically described as: - and Lot l; less right of -way; lots 2-4, 7-31 and unencumbered lot also known as lot 32; all of block 39 NEW BISCAYNE AMENDED (8-16). W< All of the foregoing subject to any dedica- i tions, limitations, restrictions, reserva- Y tions or easements of record(hereinaftery: the "Propertya') 5. Previous Changes. No changes to the Terremark Centre development, plan have "DO") occurred since the Final Development Order (the was �. rendered. City of Miami Major Use Special Permit ("MUSP") t; No. 85-72 is attached hereto as Exhibit "A". .6 . Changes. ;. Ter remark Centre, Ltd. seeks to extend the buildout: date/ _ effective date provision contained in Condition Number 23 of _ MUSP Number 85-72 by Tess than three years. 7. Local Government Jurisdiction. ft$ been no change in local government' juri�dict�.on There has r"r 4 _ M since the: rerider'ing of the =DO. `x 8. Lands Purchased or: Optioned - W; Within One _Mile of Property. None.71 . J 7' fy4 -0F1 2 tf 'tHu`t tip - sa. it 2yj, a .•♦ . . .•.. • } ._ _••ea`al/•iMe ..-. ' z .. <<.3 =."'.'FzR^.5sT3k.ti9ita �s� �4 • 4x 3. Authorized Agent. Alan S. Gold, Esq. Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen & Quentel, P.A. 23rd Floor 1221 Brickell Avenue _ Miami, Florida 33131 Tel: (305) 579-0880 4. Location. The project is located withinf the City of Miami, at approximately 2560-2580 Tigertail; approximately 3204-3240. approximately 2583-2585 South Baysh6re Aviation Avenue; app y Drive and is more specifically described as: Lot 1; less right-of-way; lots 2-4, 7-31 and x unencumbered lot also known as lot 32; all '{ _ of block '39 NEW BISCAYNE AMENDED All of the foregoing subject to any dedica-r tions limitations,, restrictions, reserva 4 bons or easements of record (hereinafter the "Property")•' 5. Previous Changes. - = No changes to the Terremark Centre, development, plan have occurred since the Final Development Order (the "DO") 'was rendered. City of Miami Major Use Special Permit ("MUSP") No. 85-72 is attached hereto as Exhibit "A". .6. Changes. - Terremark Centre, Ltd. seeks to extend the buildout date] effective date provision contained -in Condition Number 23 of_ - — MUSP Number 85-72 by less than three years. T 7 7. " Local" Government Jurisdiction. �- There has been no 'change :in local `government 3urisdiatiQn�� since . the residerin of: the . D0. 8 sands Purchased or optioned' +' r Within One Mile of, Property • i¢e None , k } 1 `L _ .+" i 2 1 too ye. (j.Yt 3•'f `j . e r a, Y 9. consistency -With State Plan and Local Development Regulations and Plan. (a) State Plan Consistency: The proposed modifications, if approved, are and will remain consistent with the state plan. (b) Local Development Regulations and Plan. The proposed modifications, if approved, are and will remain consistent with the City of Miami Comprehensive Plan and land development regulations. 10. Updated Master Site Plan. The proposed modifications do not affect the master 'site, plan approved with the Terremark Centre DO.' - 11. Proposed Changes. z% The proposed changes do 'not create a reasonable likelihood ^ r Yf of additional regional impact and are not governed by .any of_ the criteria contained in section 380.06(19), Florida; j Statutes. Specifically, the proposed changes are as v follows: (a) DO Condition Number 23 is changed: '- FROM: Stay the effectiveness of the Development Order and rio 4 development permits thereunder shall be granted, until. such time as an .Amended ADA, providing updated in- formation, is submitted to the Council, City, and State and an Amended Development Order issued,_ if Conditions 1 through 19=have not been complied with within four years from the effective date of the _ Development Order. Should the: Development:Order 'tie 4f3� stayed pursuant to this condition, nothing herea:n{A shall be construed to limit Condition : 21 . below' i this Development ''Order runs with .the land; and its terms -and' conditions 'are binding on the l�pplican, I { 4 yye fie¢ q y Y4 ytd.•i. successors, and/or.'assigns.3 F_ � 3 .•'r Stay the effectiveness ,of the. Development Order andQ§ + ' development ermits thereunder' shall �be `gxat ted�, P rovding u' detd` k►�'`, I such time as an Amended .`AAA,: i?Aq r formation, is submitted to the C�unail, ��.tent 4 d r �r l i State and an Amended Development Order issued, if been complied with by Conditions 1 through 19 have not 31, 1992. Should the December condition?nothingorder herein stayed pursuant to this cond 21 below that t Condition shall be construed to limiwith the lan, and its this Development Order runnding its terms and conditions are bi on the Applicant - - successors, and/or assigns. 12. justification. _ The requested change to Condition Number 23 is for less than de-minimus and not a substan- three years and is, therefore, tial deviation pursuant to Section 380.06(19) of Florida Notification, Statutes. Further, the Applicant, with this change of:City muSP Number`85-72. To is requesting a minor that extent, the shell of the structure will be,finished,: intends to. p ; - this summer', and the Applicant, who rapidly with development of the entire structure, will seek a certificate .of. -completion' for the shellof the structure to. allow, the - at that time. This request is necessary issuance of such certificates.'F — This req uest is the result of delays caused by litigationx', e to the, - that arose subsequent and directly, attr wall issuedin` issuance of the Terremark Centre DO. _ Subsequently, a group_ of local residents January 1985. appealed the DO. The eleventh }udicial� circuit, sitting .in its appellate capacity ruled in favor of the `issuance of the DO on August 15, 1986. That decision was affirmed by the Third District Court of Appeal on April Sealed land was - decision of the Third District was not app rendered final on May 8, 1987.. At that time, and after these substantial delays; which were beyond the control. cedof the -Applicant, development commen The Applicant seeks to modify DO Condition Number 23 to compensate for the time lost as a direct result of that r.k. litigation and without prejudicing its -position` that then litigation tolled the effective date of the development. j: s ryt 11 jj s r + i rr 3 4s a�3 e <v -- r r , ,,.�„rat ._ �—ta.;. ;'^a ,... ,. ;i .., •.:" -.,_. .... CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING AND ZONING BOARDS = ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 275 NW 2 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33128 APPLICATION TO AMEND DEVELOPMENT ORDER Section 2806 of Zoning Ordinance 9600, changes in approved Major Use Special Permit, reads as Follows: Changes in an approved final application for major use special -permit, or final application approved with attached modifications, conditions, or safeguards, may be permitted after application to the director of the Department'of.Planning by the original applicant or successors in interest. Upon ` receipt of such an application -for change, the director of the Department of Planning shall ` prepare a statement demonstrating whether or not such changes would meet the same requirements as " for the original approval. The director shall k transmit such statement, together with recommen- dations on the proposed changes`to'the City k Commission. The Commission may take such action k as in appropriate in the.matter; provided, if -_ the Commission has not acted after two (2) regular meetings of the Commission have beew held , following receipt of application for change, the recommendations of the director of Planning shall be deemed to have been approved. - Where requests for changes are made that are found not to be within the requirements for original approval, application for such changes `=ME shall be made as for an original application for major land use special permit. REQUIREMENTS: 1. Current survey of the property, sketches and/or plans`° as* required. 2. Affidavit "as to current ownership of the`property.and ; application, as well as Disclosure of Ownership form. tk � 1 4 K? 30 Certified ,list of owners of real estate within:375� radius: from the outside boundaries of . the subjectfiTv parcel 4. Fe+R of to apply- toward cost of procgssin. ,�r { — _ 4 t : , .. -. , . ti-... . ,. .,. ... .. _ .. - ..,,. t . .. _. , ... _ ,'s.:z.. �, z i•, . [.r st'';.i....tz,�. �-.abt��r,'rf ���'c�+_•. �'t-- -- — 1 DATA 5/23/89 ,r The under signed, being the owner or the representative of the owner, of the property located at approximately 2560-2580 Tiaertail; approximately 3204-3240 Aviation Avenue; approximately �583�2985' - So. Bwrsliore Drive AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: See Exhibit "A" attached hereto -iTe-gal aescrip on do(es) respectfully request the approval of the City of Miami for the following amendment(s) to the Development Order for the above -described property as defined by Florida Statute 380.06: Proposed change to a Previously _ - Approved DRI•-extending buildout date - until December 31, 1991. See Section 380.06(19)(e)(2), Florida Statutes • SIGNATURE TERREMARR CENTRE, LTD. in care of NAME Alan S. Gold, Esquire, Greenberg, Traurig, et. al. ADDRESS 1221 Brickell Avenue CITY, STATE, ZIP Miami, Florida 33131 • rS� This application is approved denied in accord with City Commission on Resolution No. other y f T ,. 4ayF"y. Ys . i 4 , • � vi; R' 7 Yx 1 , . t - L .t Ky t �n4` � y f `t i YY �Y'�('• }��'fF „�`y. ': 3'. .. ,' ,-- �ti ., il'Y4rti:>'.^..'fwy.„.:Y=v •.fk;T3A5i�.. f i OP may/ W na=) Before me • the undetsi grad authority, this day persoIlally app .�� who being by We first duly saor,i, upon, oath,, deposes and says: 1. That he is the owner, cres r the -legal repen*.ative of *the owner, submitting the accaqmnng application for a public hem '1=9 as requite by Crdi nce No. 9500 cf the Code of the City of Miami, Floe-da. effecting t`a real F:•opert located i.Z the City of Miamj as descrbed a.T,d Liste + cn t�.e pages attached to ttlis affidavit and ,.ade a part hereof. 2. That all c4r,ers whit:: he represents, :y any, have g,� rer..:.eis hill and complete permission for him to act in their behalf for the c^=ge or modification of a classification or r-mi ation of zcning as set the acccmpanyirg petition. 3. That tre pages attached hereto and made a part of this - affidavit contain the curr= names, mailing addresses. Iasabers and legal desce.ptions for the real propwhich he is the owner or legal erty represeentative. 4. The facts as represented in the application and doc% e=5 submitted in. conjiau tion with this affidavit. are true and correct. Further AM-= sayeth not. i . SEAL) (Namel Sworn to and Subscr'ad before me this£ 19 r Sta of Florida at large Expires. # NOTARY NU@LIC STATE OF FLORIDA ' NY'CONNISSION EXP. APR.24.1992 �k Sol DEC JHRU GENERAL INS. U40. ° r r „ , .elepnone Number (305) 856=2626 Legal Description: See attached Exhibit "A" Owner's game Mailing Address Telephone Number Legal Description: Owner's Name - Mailing Address Telephone Number Legal Description: Any other real estate property owned individually, jointly, or severally (by corporation, partnership or privately) within 375' of the subject site is listed as follows: Street -Address Leaal Description - See attached Exhibit "B" 2629 & 2645 S. Bayshore Drive 3225 & 3245 Darwin Street 2860 Tigertail Avenue Street Address Leaal Description Street Address Leaal Description T ors' Ztz i_ Y � r{ a s .s w� ra//.�''yy�' 1r7� t�y ..Z f�. ♦ �t 7 ( $ F a A e 4 r t•�''( >' �.tr S t=.t.,� ; +ri �.'..-r+J�di�-ti?t'�A� 1. dal description and street avdLesa of subject real propertl See attached Exhibit "C" Approximately 2560-2580 Tigertail; approximately 3204=3240 Aviation Avenue; approximately 2583-2585 South Dayshore Driver 2. Owner(s) of subject real propestp and • percentage of ownership. Note: City of Miami Ordinance No. 9419 requires disclosure of all Parties aving a financial interests, either direct or indirect, in the subject matter of a presentation, request or petition to the City Commission. _ Accordingly, question 12 requires disclosure of all shareholders of mr;grations, beneficiaries of trusts, andlor any other interested parties, together with their addresses and proportionate interest. See attached Exhibit "D" 3. LeUtl description and street address -of any t-dal prope:s.-: (,) owned by any party listed in answer to question f2, aml (b) lcxaten Within 375 feet of the subject real prr�pertY. See attached Exhibit "E" - - See attached Exhibit "F" - STATE OF FID' = ) SS: C== OF DADS " ) Legal Description Property Ownership o �r lds;le,',� , being duly sue, deposes and says ne is (Attorney tOr Gamer) of the real property described in answer to question ell, abowet that he has read the fooregoing answers and that the same are true and c=pletes and (if acting. as attorney for owner) that he has authority to execute this Disclosure of Ownership form on behalf of the owner. k Y-� fs SWOP iV AND 1 �r. before me this 23�� day of , S.�• _( Ptlb iC, �bt4 L � t Florida st Large f rk��i MY 94MMIU10M CAP, MV, t. M � Z V i0 IMR4 iEMtMAL 1Nt. yM!• x 4r EXHIJBIT "A" -:.:! 7, S. 9, 1,"., 11. i2. 13, 14, 15. 16. 17. -9. 19, 20. 21, 22 and the ;nnues. 1. Lot lying Southtasteriy Of the said Lot 7 ono which unnuroored Lot is 4160 Known no Djat+ thereof. 3asoMdrdedf the EinEPitt B ok 4EN 9:SCAYNE. accoraing •• tFlorida. °9" a: Page 16 of the p4bllc Records of Dade County, �o; Slack 39 o! 4EH BISCAYNE. according to the Plat thereof. recorded in Fiat BOCK "9 pair 16, of thtndpdescribeo asublic ofollo loot County. Florida, LESS a trianqu SCginning at the NE corner of said Lot OlocK 34, running tnonct own as Sout'+resterty along the South side o! Taper Trail Avenue,rv��ingnthence -i{er Tail Avenue. 40 f:. for polar of beginning, yor-�eactsrly along tno Soutn side of Tiger rail Avenue. also known as Tiger Tail Avenue, 40 fr.to the corner o. Tiger Trail Avenue. also ru.Knows as Tiger Tail Avenuee'land sidTrade TrioetStrettn T 1l2 nftn4 j Soutn-Easterly along :ne westerly ! t"tnce Soutnwesterly to Daint of beginning; x Gand A11. o• .•e Lots 23, 24, 23. 26. 17. 28.' 29. 30. and 31. Slack 39. of AYNE, according to t NEW B:S-he Plat :Hereof, recorded in Plat Book "8", t Palt,16 of the Puclic Records of Oaoe County. Florida. R Block 39, of AmiHOEo HAP OF NEW2. BISGIYNE. according ;— _� to Plat the eand of. as recorded in Plat Book "S" at Page 16 of :ne r + P;:bllc Records of Cads County. Florida.-0910e1' with improvements thereon. —i i►:; of tint fors=oir4 pardels let. WcticulatlY desdcit�ed as tollowt _ 5= 5 .a of tho aast southerly tome= of Lot a, elook 39, kOIg book$ OF �1:: ttSSGI't•'E. aceordf•� to tnr plat thoract recor4od in tiler boos 6 't: Fair :6 of the PUMI itsoords of tLidr County• ndssY o! said idome c� j '•prt's 24 10, 64" Um along the Soudsmtorly, bou c:r a oistuxs of 574.27 fast to VIA oast asstill' artfucrott :ro1xs ran North6S 27' 14" East alone ins Northvssceely bouedary of . portion of tar 1 and Lots I. 3 rnd 4 of Stock 39, of said NOW MT CF ND: 6ISrAYt19 for • di=tanen of 209.57 feet to r ppooint of defleationl na cxs run North 76 04' a:" Est fa: a discerlae of Zo•69 foot to ells point ct tnctrsecdon vteh the Nocthusurly bosiderY ooEeAvlatliotnliwesuuarf or= Lsirs on the Soul Right -of Way tiot+ccioty e+tcly ia�o�n w 1lrade Avotws)t' 0111=4 AA South Zi T4' 16" gut nLa i _ f last described Lino, byini Aso the Korth tascsrly boutd+try Mx y t 34 :o: i, toe: / ttuouab'Us both ic>rluaiva and the uncusabeesd:Los ttlaS39,' of Coke /k` t 1�tA or NEW SISUM, for r distenes of $7 S oa�t�utNorch• post Gstarly Corner of the inuasaberd Lot, paid romu. } wsarlY 11 hc•Of�WaY boundrey of South Oayelaro 09LVG tk+snc� tvs►' South 57 S6� i " e1oNt cw 1+�:c do iu+aq be +G a io,chs.sauchuecar• 4esc -n 3d 4, lot A. distance it id air of saw upip aacod Lac and sa4d Lou 2� of 250.34 feet to the MLNt or 11nGltdlt►ti, oate of.164;64a�12 ontihM an r' ♦ 31 Akraes data or Iw9. sawn fee•., ao;s or lade, 0c 3. 1 Y _ g =y s eb q'�ifsxr 1 { Y3 S t 2 S�"F 11 EXHIBIT "c" li. i2. 13. 14. 15. 1b. 17•. it, 19. 20. 21, 22 and the nnum0oredch l Lot ty,cncrnSoutheasterly ash32stenl dOf loek 39 ofatheLAHENDED PLAYot 7 and or uhnurosrea Lot is also — 'IEN 9iSGrNE. accoroinq trio Plat tnereor, as eLvlorica� Plat Book "9" a: Page 15 of the Public Reco»os of Oade County. Plat Block 39 of vEi+� EISCAYNE. ac �or�n�g Pub1lch Rocoras of rDaae recorded in ?tat BOOK 9 Page 16, , County. Florin , LESS a triangular strip Of land described as foitows. Beginning at the NE corner of said to: 1. OloeK 39, running thence _ Soutnwesttrly along the South tore oointof geof The inning e�running�thence ',iSer sail Avenue. 40 t.. yor:eeasterly along :ne Soutn side of Tiger Tr Tiger Trail=Avenue. Also ;iges Tail Avenue. a0 f:. to rho cornor o. known as Tiger Tail Avenue and Trade Street. thence running i South -Easterly along MCIStreet 7 1/2 the Westerly side of 't•• :"ente Southwesterly to point of beginning; . Ai . o' :re i.oa 23, 24. 25. 25. V, 28, Z9, 30. and 31, 91ock 39, of NEW B:SCAYNE. accorain9 to the otPlat Oaos�County, Florida. in Plat Book sago lb of the Public ReeorasY Lots -2. 3, and a, Block 39. of AMENDED NAP OF HEM " Bat age' 16 of according .me Plat :hereof. as recorded in Plat 000 Pub11: Records of Dade County, Florida. together with improvements I :hereon. All of cne toceaoirt Pettus belts psctieululy deearibed•as tollaHI 'i S Lv at the east soucharh+ tocrer of Lot e, BbAk 39, Art =11Ar Or �f OtStJ►Yt•'E accoNinngg to the plat thortot recardod is flat Gook 0 'ct Fa4a :5 of the Aubtie Records of toad++ Q-.;ntyy, Pl�oddat thanes ran �� tiartn 2t' 29' L4" 1,'tlt alonr rho sout'n%vtorlY, i�outxi+ry of •i1� Lot 0 oiseuxa of $76.27 feet to the nest Westerly eernar thereof -� thous re,n North 5S 27' 14" Fast alot� %no Northwesterly bouus4W of • portion of Lot i and Lots 2, 3 Old �. of Block 39, of said A Ct0E0 MT ,. oP Krt eISCAYNG for a distaaco of 209.57 test to a inc of deflactioal ppoosAnits. cnesxt run Norm 16 0,•' 3:' Cut ftr a dispute of L0.64 tart to pPoo 3 st tnterseetton 16 with the Northuscssly, bow�sdarY,of satdt►LLlotni/wrssue Sto 4 — RS c-Ot_Vsy �a of Avi{ tNirg on the Souchwascasly Ugh ' x { �,rlyrt as 'hods AYttsue)Y thsesea >hd South li 26' 16" WC aLxsi the — last described lina,' bunt atio the Northeast r1Y �o�!t11oeS �3 Lot 1, tea Lhrou�h'31, both in:luoiva and'the untuosbar of said /``gh0>Et1 PL1C OF trEu tISGYKt�':.roc s distat>Cs' of S�7.i2 tat to the., matt Ustarly;Corner.of the unnumbered Lot, raid:comae, %'N an the Notch*, �r vsottsly:i t•Ol•Way boundary of South D►y&hort.OrivP ' V "Uth 9 the tJualtasF• 57 5V 14" est along tht 'lascecledaeribed line, bei S 41 lee a dGunae . 0 259.39 feeet to he FooLmrrOF DMItad Las tiltz"Canta�ni an 091t`*(-144i�7•!2 More or lose; or 3.32 Aree, roars or lea, sawrr` tee., l f x t�, t, 1 ck' t :r �.a+, t �'tv � F✓3 a�,i i',. (..e�� •f�� . t i b - � t,5"l � t� .µ .3 t.7 � K..� � }•9 M L �� x . '�RAg'i P 11 �► 'ERSFiIP 0 44 U EXHIBIT is owned 100% by Terremark Centre, Ltd., The subject real property The partnership is co:rprised of n Florida limited partnership. the following partnerst ?1anagih; 4e:anzal Part:ser - Terrenark at Sayahoze► Inc. 2600 S.W. 3rd Avenue (PH) Kiami, Florida 33129 Percentage Int.arnst - 22% Limited Partners - A.T.H. Clracao► ?).V. c/o Joel J. Karp, ESQ• 200 S.E. First Stroot, Phi yiami, Florida 33131 - percentage interest - 32.64 Ese2. Authorized Agent, Jul J, Karp, Atrium at Cora!'Gables DeveloP"At, Inc. C/o Joel J. Karp, Esq. cr, P.A. Paul, Landy, 9siley i.Harp 200 S.Z. First Street, PH Miami, Florida 33131 Percentage Interne:-- 18.4i GenarAl Development Corporation , 1111 South Bayshore Drive Miami, Florida 33131 Percentage Interest - 27% 1. Tarremark at Bayshoze, Incr -s owned 1001 by Terzemark. which - Terremark at Bayshore, Inc.lac. TcrrQuark Investment Services, Inc. V{ in tvrn is owned 100• yY Tyrraa►ark Inveattcent Services, Inc. is owned 90.23t by Maof nuel D. Meelina and 9.77% by Tixog 260 '1 S.W. 3rdarAvenu ss o (PH)1 .(iami� aforementioned corporations is 2600 g.W. Florida 33129. Mr. Medina's addElwesiaaddroas �is T (PH), Miami,Storev'sAGateroan also 200 sW. 3rd s, FloridaP.orida 33129. Mr. Westminster, London SWlP3A'f England. The officers and dircctora of Tarrenisrk at Bayshore, Inc., Terramark, Inc. and Terremark Investment 5arvicRx, Inc. am the same for all three of the a.oramantioned corporations. They are AS L0110wse Officers and Directorss st= Manuel D. Medina - Chairman of the Board and President! ' Manual A. Diaz - Executive vice President and secretary ` Aviva D. yeum4n - :xecutive Vice President —� Mi4ue1 Ccharto - Senior Vice President of Finance and Treasurer . Orlando 4, Melia - Vica President of t,easlAg William I, Pcroz - Vice Isrosidant of Operations; Lima Siesge n Schunack Vice President of Marketing The nal+.zq address of al_ 'officers and directors is 2600. ' i Florida 33129 Ave:nu (P0 41 Man(, z 4�s 2 A,T.H. Curacao, N.V•, � This a otGpany is owned 1,00t by viatagrenn 11oldins, .Inc, i which eucn owned 100i by Paradise&Cream, N.V. wiDh is :owned". loot .+ Trµtee,' `he• *,beneficial pwner of the Trunt', to FraAa .s Tool3eaYo�h hA+l4 > x r, e The addras�► far a31 G�� Address im �8 Queens A4sd Centza., done Koss. Gt�e ; o; orations s the .sea , as 3.1stad 40 t 94�e ?`, • t. rep s)xa fcrrl� of tht► n(�19s4d��f5 is �4Qpirv),.- The P i¢crd and; di. �• cprAoraCioaa arA-A8 f014wOt TIM thY', 11wsa ._ i �F. :yy ' t EXHIBIT "D" COA'TINUATZON — 3• Xtrium at Coral Gables Development, ino. Theoffiecra and dizaCtor9 for Atri-.;ce at Coral Gables DeveloptnQnt� - ;nc. are as. follows Timothy Elves Chairman of .ho Board and sole Director Joel J. Kaxp - President, Secretary and Treasurer This company is owned 100% by vistagreen Holdings, inc., which is owned :00• by paradise Stream, N.V. which is owned 100% by VHx Trust. The d 100%cial owner of the Trust is Trancis Lee gnyogh whose address is is Queens Road Centsal, Honq xong. The address for all of the ramentioned corporations is the same as'deseribed above (Joel J. Karp, Fsquire). The officers and directors for all oC the 2 aforementioned corporationA are as follows: Timothy Elves - Director Joel .. Karp -<president, Secretary, Treasurer and Director >s 4. General Development Corporation This corporation Is a pubic. company listed on the New York Stock �r Exchange. hiwase find attached as Exhibit '"L)a well Iasi sharaholduof rs _ the officers and directors OC the company owninq i•a excess of Five Percent t5t) of the common stock of the . company. } 'jo F a � . T i•i,2 app'i ot+'ti 7 yf _ 1 � 1 "q a cent Corporation —� Class: Common Stocks par value $1 per share Number Of s;tiarca Percent of of Class Hama and Addressof Class Nenetiaiaily of beneficial owned I/ owned 1,500,000 1590,1 4/ The Prudential insurance Company of America ("Prudential") POUT agaway cent"r 100 Mulborry Stffict Newark, Now jersey 07102 ff:5 -----AO X CI,ccr4 capital Management 527,700 6,211' 2800 C9MpUG Drive San Matcal CA 94403 Lasard rceres cc. 514,090 One Rockefeller Plats, Now Yatko N.Y, 10020 W*gLport Asset Management 486,93R 5.7S% Inc. 253 Riverside Avenue Woutports CT 06020 Texas Commerce 211VINDMOnt 480,700 management Company P.O. Sax 2558 4 TCT 32 Texas Commerce Tower Houston Texas 77252 I/ Cxcept only in the come of tile hnldinyu of Prudential, Gesed upon most recent Securicieu and uxthango comission Cilings, 2/ Basud upon 9,454,1S3 shares oucstanding as ofmaceMbar 31, 1989 (sa adjunted, in the case of the noldings of. Prudential only, an described in noce V below)- zV—I 1 N�4 Ne W V." 4 zwl gss P%, Y M 89 M Ry is a M.+cro�►utn Ce++eltd�fteo �aa.�oo� �.tai thttusWrea� lnft.. -Marx orpraefttlo , AW1116 , � hatf'i�lft titttl patlft M. tfaak tip Errth 3tragt d Nt►tM Yem 100�t , f x• i sl A Wx f Y �k 4 .. I #_ t K 2 Y i ' }5 • ,ate 1 IVV j 3/ Represents the aggregate numbet of shares of Common 'Etock lasuable upon (i) the exercise of Wacrents to purch i.p to $00,000 tharea of Coiasaoh Stock and (Li) the —; eonveralon of 1,000,co0 sharos of Sane, A 11.101 Convettibla Excrangoable Preforrca stock into 1.0o0,000 shards of Common Stock. = y 4/ Based upon the number of shares of COMM stock which Would had the Warrants and Eave bean outstanding on December 31, 108s, ve ldate�.er- l Qis.d:ocdconvQceed�caabtheioasntaoay be,oas ol�such — 1 ti e* c _ SS ff - —1 I f r sy f' N � ` r k ` f° � T 4�� &�7�c �'. •t�rf 1 L i i -i bl ORS • ' January Date First Elected l'I„ �E. Home Street Mliling Addross _NAME Business Adrots 0/22/80 David F. nrown, tsq. Director 6 Chairman of the Aoord Term Expires 1001 IbUS South Prospect Drive Coral Gablas, FL 33123 1111 S. bayshore Drivl, Miami, FL 33131 —; 6/22/83 Marshall Manley, Esq. Director The Regency Hotel, 540 Park Ave. Term Expires 1941 Now York, NY• 10017 President 6 Chief Executive Officer - The Home Group. Inc., W Maiden Lane, Now York, NY 10038 s 4/24/8Q Robert P. Chrling Director 14000 SW 79t1i Ct., Miami, FL,23155 _ Term Expires 1001 1111 S. Bayshore Orlvi, Misml, F1.331:i1j r JH —' 0/13/E5 "Edwln'I. Match, Esq. Director •3425 Wood Valley Road,. N.W. r Toren Expires 1900 Atlanta, Gsorala 3D327 } Troutman. Sanders, Lockormen r. Ashmore —` 1400 Candler Bultdin0.:.Atlanta, CA 30303 "'- 9/13/6 Eben W. ryne Director 134 Willets Rd., Old Westbury, NY 115M Term Expires IM W. R. Grace 6 Co., 40th Floor — 1114 Ava. of the Americas, NY, NY I0030 9/13/85 Dee. T. Scharffenboryor Director Hotel Carlyle, . 35, C 78 St., NY, NY 10038 Term Fxpires 1990 4 Appalooss Lana, Rolling Hills, CA 00274 Chairman, The Home Group, Inc., — : 59 Maiden Lane, New. York, NY )(08 13/13/05 Hon. Reubin O'D. Askew Director PO Box 720367, Orlando, FL 32872 - Tnrm I:xplres 1980 0/13/85 Iloward L. Clark, Jr. Director 1112 Park: Ave., Now York, NY 10028 ' Term Expires 1089 Ex. Vita Pre*. 6 Chief Executive Officar American Express Company Three I:Inencial Center,' New York, NY 1028S-5150 . 9/13/85 Cl+erica J. Simons Director Col{epo' Hlil, PO BOX, Z40, h ' , Term Expires 1989 Woedatoek, 05091, ,VT Pros.# Charles .I: Simons' Moocirtss 3649S.W. 57th Avs.� Miami, • FL 331t+9 3/02/88 Peer. R Brinckarhoff ` Dlrwctor ` 25 Loki Qrivo. RiVtrsldo;' CT A0878 Term Explraa 1991 Paine Webber Incorporated u linAye, of Allis Amricss, New York, Nyr 100191 _ t tea y � • � � y vhyi�y°�, _7., � rat s �7 .. .. . -t u c .,..'. .a :,3__ _ h+..._»+.�.�,�t�;u.t,..YtAi /R.C•Y_YE='1�t.' .. =_ �L i 4k: i nFFtCE.r.� J,nuary ..8, 1980 ' Date First Elected NAME TjjLE Idential Stroa /Melling Address us1'n'sE Address 4/30/00 Robert F, Ehrling President 14000 SW 79th Ct.,Miami, FL 33158 17/71/79 Ex. Vice Pros. 1974 VP 1/l/81 Tore T. boBella Senior Vice Prosident-Markoting VI' 1070 12721 S. Glues Club Ur., Miami, Fl. 33185 1071 lit Cinpluynd - -' 1/1/81 Ilarold-We Fenno Senior Vice President - 10767 Controller. 14900 SW III st Avenue, Miami, rL 33159 1975 lit Employed r 8/12/83 Oregory J. Flemming Senior Vice President V Secretary ' a/88 1st F.mMnyed 4704 University Dr.; -Coral Gables 33UG 1/26R8 William H. McQuillan Senior Vice President- Housing Operations' i 1975 VP Ge25 Mindelto Ave.. Coral Gables, FL 23146 H 1974 lit Employed 1/1/83 Gerard P. Mohan Senior Vice PreNdent-Chief Financial Officer` ' 1977 VP of. GDU 7M SW 114th St., Miami, FL 33156 ° 19777 1st Employed 1/1/84 Gordon J. Pfersich Suniur Vice President 1/01 AVP 3334 Crystal Court, _ 7 lit Employed Coconut Orem FL 33133 _ i/21/70 Jack G. O'Neal Senior Vice Presiddnt-Hom or Development 1977 VP 7300 SW 123 Terrace, Miami, FL 33156 — 7 ist Employed 1/2/86 Stuart S. Wyllie Senior Vice, President 1/84 VP 8520 Monteith Ter., Miami Lakes, FL 33010 1/81 1st Cmployed VIDE ,PRESIDENTS 10/16/87 Burton A. elnos Vice President i 8/8T 1st Employed ' President Florida Residential Communitlos, Inc, r 101 Wymora Rd Suite 400 AltamonTO'Springs' FL 32714 � WO/0 Robert E. Cullon Vice President -Personnel ' �s 1074 lot Employed' a82S SW 14111 Ste, Miami, FL 33176, , V2/80 .Cherlos E. Fsnchor,Jr. Vic• Prosident' 1/52 AVP. of GOU 10465 SW 130th Court, ' Mloml 33188 { 4/18 1st Employed 01.1. , *Unless. Otherwise, Stated, Business Melling Addressee of Officers are: �.., General Devolopment Corporation, 1111 S. Baysbore Orlvs, Mlamlp FL 33131 ==� v >x ` -'. .. - i P t S E S s A r�3 Y't i,"� p 7 s i w .V StreodiAoilin AERL Reess Date First sidontiol us�ness A 'ted NAM6,�_TITLE Vlce president - Marketing 103rd Ct., Mtem1R FL 33176 1/1/g4 ilobert G. Ferranti 13425 S.W. 1079 1st EtnploY sd GOU vre'ldene M:rketlnp Administration — — 1/y88 Donald A. Gammon Vice 11G9 Meadowlark Ave. FL 33160 198 Miami Springs, 1pG2 1a tmployed Tlmeshers FL 32779 - Springcnek Ur.. Longwood. Vica President 504 Sp%njUnnger*Resort 2/13/117 Raymond p �,edGeNsin,Jc' Development Orion do 238Z1 12/BG 13500 State hood 535, 13 Duane FL 3Z830 - ' Batt 22197,.Lake V{w President •Marketing 111th 5t., Miami, FL 33178 Fred S. Harris 11g01 S,WR 1970 1st Cmploye d Vice president. Customer Relations _ 5/1/8t firuee Kaye 1st Employed 4430 Prairie. AVe-" ' Miami Beach. FL 33140 K°} Vico President Community sales Orlendo, FL' 32819 Circle, 12/fl/g5. Theodore J. Mouresu 8113 Biuottar 8`1113 DevoloPmenf k AVP 4/GO let Cmpioyed a ltttort -FL 32830 13500 State lioad 135, Orlando Vista, F Buena -- PO llos 22107. Lake .Vista, 11flstion ' - Vice President-PrvPerhQuet, FL 33107 Min f1,1 Robert i Malloy 11/fl2S09 07 Terreee, 1st Employed AHERN— 1/20/77T Joseph A. Moscato Vice President • Marketing gall SW 23rd Court. Miami. FL 33156 19727 AVP' 1951 Jet Employed Presldont•Kousing nstruction Pierce, FL 334450 12/21/79 Carl L. Oaks Vice 1805 Surfslde Or., Ft. Corporation 12/18/77 1stPEmployed General pwetopmcnt 1673 Naimayer Circle 1958 _ Port St.' Lucie, FL 34952 Vice President • GOV Finmchl Terrace,Mlemi, FL 33188 1/1/85 Arlen* A. t'ulifroni r 13504 SW 113/h 12/82 V o f GOV — 1076 1st Employed GOV - •Merketinp/Fiousln9 331S4 F Rlohard A. Rouen Vice Praalriant or, 12G0.97th St., Boy Herb h 1278 1st Employed `u '. President Nsw York Region , r Vice GorPor.t n13G0 Hermon Rosenbloom 23.E Bell Blvd. • 7/71 AVp' nt General Devslop�alke" ` 2nd Floor, TiirnPr — 1958 let Employed Jericho le NY r MI neo �. u (fleets saes *,Unless Otherwise t�Ccd� Business:Miami. FL 33131 1IMt'S.�Bsyshore Oriv General Developmen Corporation, s Date First v ems. }eJ NAME _ I� TLE s anttal StrR / Mj�,QO Ad,s usinest nso i/1/85 Soul J. Sack Vice President i General Counsal 12/0/78 Asst. Sect. 14255 SW 75th Torraca, Miami, FL 33183 19" 1st Employed 12/9/88 8010min Schiff Vice President - Corporate Tax 12/9/86 AVP • TAX 400 SW 101st Terrace - 1082 1 at Employed Plantation, FL =24 12/9/18 Morris' A. Shopro Vice President - Human Rosources 3/3/80 AVP Commercial Palm Island 03M, Miami 8aach FL M139 1 lit Cmployed i/i/83 John W. Sheridan Vice President- Community Sales 10757 AVP 1737 Hondo Rd.`. Port St. Lucie, FL 334S2 1904 1st Employed General Development Corporation 91101 South Federal.Klpphway Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 1/1/84 Geraid A. Stilwell Vice President c, Treasurer ' 11/807 1st Gmptoyed PO Box 340207, Coral Gables, Ft.33114 6 45 Majorca e7, Coral Gables FL 33134 3/0/88 Jeffrey 0. Thorson Vice President - Housing Construction 12/0/80 AVP 1048 SE Sunshine Ave. 1080 lot Employed Pt. St. Lucie, FL 33452 i General Development Corporation 1673 Nolmoyer Circle Port St. Lucia, FL 34952 1/1/85 Bruce M. Weiner Vice President - Marketing/Homesites _ 4/77 1972 AVP 1st Employed 9001 North Lake Dash& Drive, • Plantation, FL =24 1/3/84 Otl# V. Wraga Vice* President • Co z,f Corporate Communications 1078 tat Emplo ed y 361 Redwood Lane, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 k — 1/1/81 JOteph P. [dun, Jr. Vice President -Controller r# i973 let Employed 10831. BW 1340 St;, Miami,,, FL 33107 r V13187 Arthur Zimand Vles' President - Timeshare 1Z/83 1st Empbysd 0020 Classio Court, Orlando FL 321310 p a' Vistana Resort Development r -� • 13=1 State Road 533, Orlando 23041 ;�. f PO Box 22107, Lake Buena FL 32=1 .Vista, •;s f4 30 y rry.. t r2 41 � f �faaa k' oherwlEs itatf►d, aualnoaa M1111100 Addroaas'a o� Offloarc tr�l t `, Y ` Ganer$$ Aeveb menE f:o P , rporatlon, 1111 3, iII& ahorst IZrIO, Miami, 331Si� .Fi, z AMENDED Ail of Lots i! snd q, ona Ina aw%G'w- -_.., - Lots S and 6, Block 40 of S�,.MUEL RHODESroof, as OF. NEW SISCAYNE, k 8,atnPsga 16th eof IotPublic r recorded In Plot goo Records of Dade County, Florida; snd 15 feet of Lots S and 6, Block 40 The ltorthwostoriy I of SAMUEL RHODES AMENDED �r recorded Etwn PIsSCAYNE, according to the Plot thereof, Book B, of Page t6 of the Public Records of Dods County. Plorlds; an d 225 The Southeasterly 6 Block q0 g feet of tof feet of Lots S and �SAMUEL R}i00F5• AMENDED PLAT OF NEW gISCAYNL, sccordingg to the Plst thereof, as recorded In Plat Book B, Psgo t6 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida; and -the plot Trace. A of OAK VILLA, c o dl rrded in Plot Boo Pi9e 27 of thsthereofPubik, eco as Records of Dade County, Florida. AdA-aases (various) 26US Smith SAYaZ�ora D Drive, �+ �' 262S South ' rich 32c. D�+in s 3225 Duwin Street. Kiwi, -_ 26 ;� TiS l t►vaiw diva is located yetwton $x �. Nava1.,` sulj Oct D D ; l Avmw and bets And iger�tai Wave Cemar. i. } h A { i t3? t p,Ar tir �p15 d's �r "a� t F � �.�•�.r�+tom � .. ,.�y J :x EXHI. "F" •_PROPERTY OWNER_ SHIP the subject teal proporty is owned'100% by Grove bill, Ltd. a Florida limited partnership. The partnership is comprised of the followinq partnerae managing GoraraI Partner: MDCM Investments. Inc. 2600 S.W. 3rd Avenue, PH Miami, Florida 33129 Percentage Interest - 1t nanoral Par tern manual 0. Medina 2600 S.W. 3rd Avenun, PH - Miami, rlorida 33129 percentage interest - 19% Limited PA:tnAr: Grove Rill investment, Inc. - c/o Joel J. Karp. Eoq. Paul, Land;, Dailey i Harper, P.A. 200 S.E, First StrQat, PH Miami, Florida 33131' Percentaga Interest - 801 1. MDCM Investments, Inc. ' M^.CM TAVgatmenza, Inc. is owned 100% by Manuel D. Medina. The officers and directors of MDCM Investments, Inc. are as follows: _ manual 7. mndiru -Chairman of the Board and President r Manuel A. Diaz - Executive Vice President and Secretary Aviva D. Neuman - Exacutive vice President ` Miguel Echarte - Senior Vice President of Pinanco and Treasurer Orlando J. Abalia - vice President of Leasing Kiliam i. Peres - vice President of Operations :,!go Aiegen Schunack - Vice President of Markatinq The availing address of all officers and directors is 2600 S.W. 3rd _ Avenue (PH), Miami, Florida 33129. 2.. Grove Hill Investmentr Inc. The officers and directors for Grove Hill Investment, Inc. are as follows: 'timothy 91was - Director - Joal J. Karp - President, Secretary and Troasurer I� 65g Thi's company is owned 100% by .Atrium at Coral; Gables Development, Inc. which is owned 1001 by`Vistagreon Holdinga,;'Inc.. Vistagreen ' is awned 100% by Paradise Stream, N.V, which- is owned 1001 ` by VBK TrustThe besleficial owner of Trust is yranai9 Lee Knyogh who addraaa iR 18 Queens Road Central, Hong Kong, The address for the ia. as de$cr'ibed above Joel J. KerP,.' Esquira�. � tt �€ ha oCrluw, , and directors for Atrium at Coxal'aables Development, $ inc. are aa`followsr • : f -Timor, Blwes -Chairman of the Board and sole Airoctor Joel J, Karp -President, Secretary and Treasurer '"die o�tiancs and �irao�ora for ten rsat of :th4 a�oreme:ntlonad ,�, {i=�= ` "" � �`� `� : orpaxattons era as follows; p - '�Qsl. x, . Ka�ep •-eresi�iantr $scx:erary, .1sQapur4p and dirA�tPr � i � �� ' ������ ... . ♦ .. .. .'7. .f.. . _. :+.. �sS.''!^a�: t$4zt. No FORM 8B MEMORANDUM OF VOTINO t:ONFLICT FOR COUNTY, MUNICIPAL AND OTHER LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS LAST NAME-nKST NAME -MIDDLE NAME NAME Or IIMRI). COUNCIL, COMMISSION. AUTHORITY. OR COMMITTEE K1NNEDY , ROSARIO _CityOf MAtIlN(: ApLMESS THL aMRQ COUNCIL. COMMISSION. AUTHORITY, OR COMMITTEE ON WHICH 1 SERVE tS A UNIT Of: Pan American Drive Xa I It:. t-r1UNTY • OTHER IOC•At AGENCY CIT1 trR1N'rY NAML Of POLITIC'AI. SUBDIVISION: Miami Dade Commissioner WE On WHICH vol'E (XICURREu MY POSITION IS- ' ELECTIVE /; June 22 198 IAt�01NT1�, X. WHO MUST FILE FORM a This form is for use by any person serving at the county, city, or other local level of government on an appointed or elected board, council, commission, authority, or committee. It applies equally to members of advisory and non -advisory bodies who are presented with a voting conflict of interest under Section 112.3143, Florida Statutes. The requirements of this law are mandatory; although the use of this particular form is not required by law, you are encouraged to use it in making the disclosure required by law. Your responsibilities under the taw when faced with a measure in which you have a conflict of interest will vary greatly depending on whether you hold an elective or appointive position. For this reason. please pay close attention to the instructions on this form before completing the reverse side and filing the form. INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 412.3443, FLORIDA STATUTES ELECTED OFFICERS: A person holding elective count)-, municipal, or other local public office MUST ABSTAIN from voting on a measure which inures to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting on a measure which inures to the special gain of a principal (other than a government agency) by whom he is retained. In either case, )nu should disclose the conflict: PRIOR TO THE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of your interest in the measure on which you are abstaining from voting; and %%'ITHIN 13 DAPS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by completing and filing this form with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who should incorporate the form in the minutes. APPOI%TED OFFICERS: A person holding appointive county. municipal, or other local public office MUST ABSTAIN from voting on a measure which inures to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting on a measure which inures to the special gain of a principal (other than a government agency) by whom he is retained. A person holding an appointive local office otherwise may participatc in a matter in which he has a conflict of interest, but must disclose the nature of the conflict before making any attempt to influence the decision by oral or written communication, whether made by the officer or at his direction. IF YOU INTEND TO MAKE ANY ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE DECISION PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT WHICH THE VOTE WILL BE TAKEN: • You should complete and file this form (before making any attempt to influence the decision) with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who will incorporate the form in the minutes. • A copy of the form should be provided immediately to the other members of the agency. • The form should be mad publicly at the meeting prior to consideration of the matter in which you have a conflict of interest. 1 1F YOU MAU NO A M" TO INFLUD41tt THE fi 1910M RXCtPt by DWMION AT Mt M ~ `11rM : a You should disclose orally the twurrt of yow mflict in the measure before Widpntins. You should complete the form and file it within IS days after the vo4e occurs with the peiWXt responsible tttr hind the minutes of the meeting, who should incorporatt the form in the ttnintnet. DBOLOSVIN OF LOCAL OFFICER'! IIO WIT 1, . Rncar1 n. KPnnPd , hereby disclose that on uye..2Z __ _ _-- . 1S_ 82 ; (a) A Measure came or will come before my agency which (check one) — inured to my special private pin; or 1i inured to the special pin ofe ��'t' - _ _- _ _.__ . by whom 1 am retained. (b) The measure before my agency and the nature of my interest in the measure is as follows: Item PZ-6, Resolution No. 89-586: Amendment of Development of Regional. Impact and Major Use Special Permit for Terremark Centre Project, located at approximately 2601 S. Bayshore Drive to extend the buildout date from four years from the effective date of the Development Order to December 31, 1991. � aw /ay Date F/ ed Signature r