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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1988-03-24 Marked AgendaN Or MANOR AAVIER L SPARE? ;4tcolw %1(1 M AV OR ROSARIO $1041001 !'... CITY MANAGER CWAR q, OD90 COM"1%%10 v1 R MItIER L OAWKINS tt COMMItt1O'v1R VICTOR M. IX Yl1RRE t` 07 Q� COMM19c1Ov1R I. E MUMMER IR G CITY COMMISSION AGENDA MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 CITY HALL 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE CITY ORDINANCE NO. 10087, AS AMENDED, ADOPTED MARCH 18, 1986, GENERALLY REQUIRES ALL PERSONS APPEARING IN A PAID OR REMUNERATED REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY BEFORE CITY STAFF, BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND THE CITY COMMISSION TO REGISTER WITH THE CITY CLERK BEFORE ENGAGING IN LOBBYING ACTIVITIES. A COPY OF SAID ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, CITY HAIL. The City Co ission has established a policy that metings will adjourn at the conclusion of deliberations on the agenda it= being considered at 9:00 PM. (Resolution No. 87-115) This meting shall convene at 3:30 PM PART "A" NON -PLANNING 8 ZONING ITEMS BEGINNING AT 3:30 PM : ITEMS 1 THROUGH 16 PART "B" PLANNING 3 ZONING ITEMS BEGINNING AFTER 4:00 PM: BEGINNING AFTER 5:00 PM: BEGINNING AFTER 7:00 PM: PART A ITEMS PZ-1 THROUGH PZ-7 ITEMS PZ-8 THROUGH PZ-18 ITEM PZ-19 3:34 PM INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS NOTE: The City Clerk's Office is the source of all legislative history references. DELIVERED SEE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA �,. ff 601�IISSIWAGNIA MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 2 ORDINANCES - E ERGENCY 1. BERWNCY ORDINANCE - (J-88-259) (NOTE: This its 1s being rmpested as an elrgency in order to fund the existing account for the Project sufficiently to ■rke final paymment to the contractor.) AnvAl Section 1 of Ordinance No. 10347, adopted oii-vamber 19, 1987, the Ca ital Appropriations Ordinance bX Increasing appropriations o e project entitled wrier 3 - MaJor Repair". Pro ec o. 010, in the a unt of $30,000 from the FY '88 GeneralFund, Specialrograms and Accounts - Contingent Fund; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. NOTE: Item 2 Is a colpan i on to its i and my be considered at this titae. 2. RESOLUTION - (J-88-260) - (AUTHORIZING AN INCREASE N THE COATRACT AMOUNT, ACCEPTING COMPLETED WORK 6 AUTHORIZING FINAL PAYMENT) n a unt of e City"of miami, Florida and Bunnell Foundation nc. dated February 18, 1988 for the construction oSlip 03 Nooring Dolphins CIP Project No. 413010, said unds to be provided from the Pier 3 - Major Repair with funds already allocated to the project; further accgeting the completed work of Bunnell Foundation, inc. at a tots co�� of $41,900.00; and authorizing a final payment of 16 900.00. increase in ORDINANCES - SECOND READING 3. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-27) Awnding Sections i and 6 of Ordinance No. 10321, adop ed September 22, 1987, the Annual AAppropriations Ordinance for the fiscal year ending 5eptember 988; bIncreasing the roor to the Dinner Ke—__ liar na Enterprise und by $450, and by increasing— revenues In the same amount from Dinner Key Marina Revenues the purpose of FY '88 Debt Service payments on the $12.100,000 loan from the Sunshine State Governmental Financing Commission for Dinner Key Marina improvements; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. Date First Reading: Feb 18, 1968 Noved : Cowl) Plulsaer Second : Calla) Kennedy Vote : Unanimous FME1?GFNCY ORDINANCE 10399 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: KENNEDY NOES: DE YURRE R-88-265 MOVED: SECOND: NOES: PLUMMER KENNEDY DE YURRE ORDINANCE 10400 (AS MODIFIED PER CITY ATTORNEY MEMO) MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: KENNEDY UNANIMOUS AP CITY IftahI—AISSION AGNBA MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 3 4. 5. ORDINANCES - SECOND READING COW 'D SECOND READINIG ORDINANCE - (J-88-120) Awnding Sections 2 and 6 adopted September 22, ro riations Ordinance ending Septefter Ju7me special revenue fund e if Ordinance No. 10321, 1987, the Annual for the fiscal year by establishing a new (titled: 'conwunit wooriation - : amount of 413 Mu uuu from community development Block grant funds and Program Income for the purpose of carrying out community development activities within the City of Miami; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. Date First Reading: Feb 18, 1988 Moved : Como Kennedy Second : Como Plummer Vote : Unaniaous SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-68-136) Amending the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, To —provide for regulation of bus benches and Shelters n addition to presen y ex sting regu ation of bus benches and shelters; authorizing the City Manager to issue invitations for bids and set a minimum bid amount or consideration from firms seeking to place benches and shelters upon public rights -of -way; also 56. 54-58, containing clause. Date First Reading, as amended Moved : Second : Vote : 54-59, 54-61, 54-62, 54-63, and 54-64; a repealer provision and a severability Feb 18. 1986 Comm Plummer Comm Dawkins Unanimous 6. SECOND READING ORDIMANCE - (J-88-166) Establishi a new Special revenue fund entitled 'Black Archives - Overtown Historic Villa e'- r r a funds or a same n e amounto from aNational Endowmlen for e r s or a master Dlan or the Overtown s or c F01 life ViTlage; and authorizing the City Manager Waccept the afol ntioned grant and enter into a grant aaraqmient with the National EndowMent--f—or the rts; con a ning a repealer provision and severability clause. Date First Reading: Feb 18, 1968 Moved : Comm Dawkins Second : Comm Plummer Vote : Unanimous OPDINANCE. 10401 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: PLUMMER UNANIMOUS ORDINANCE 10402 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: KENNEDY UNANIMOUS ORDINANCE 10403 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: PLUMMER UNANIMOUS I - MEETMIG DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 4 WINANCES - SECOND READING CONT'D 7. SECOW READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-70) stablishi a new ecial revenue wq Summer oath _ _Excloyment and Trali iMIJTPA 11-50, aappropr ff;ni 7 entitled: Pr—o rangy - or s Florida Employment and Training consortium; utnorizing the city rard from the Sou to Florida Employment and provision and a severability clause. Date First Reading: Jean 14, 1988 Moved : Comm Plummer Second : Caws Kennedy (Y) : Suarez, DeYurre (N) : DaAins Date(s) Continued : Feb 18, 1988 NOTE: Item 8 is a companion to item 7 and my be considered at this time. 8. RESOLUTION - (J-88-233) - (AUTHORIZING ALLOCATION EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTS) Allocating 1205,395 from the Special Revenue Fund en ea -sinner Touts Employment and Training Proarm - IM73TFA 11-5 w to the e a one aT COI C er,Inc., n an amountno o exceed exceea 66 795; Tor the implementation and opera on ofte FY 1988 JTPA Title II-8 Summer Youth Employment and Training Program; further authorizig the City Manager to execute a reaments w7th Belafonte Tacolcy center, Inc. and ToUthCo- 02 Inc., in AN form acceptable to the City At-fo ORDINANCE 10404 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS NOES: DAWKINS R-88-266 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS UNANIMOUS MEETING DATE. March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 5 9. RESOLUTIONS Oepartwnt of General Services Administration RESOLUTION - (J-88-263) - (ACCEPTING BIDS) the bids vendorT.a nor nc . 3164.573.06. Marley Davidson or Niami. Inc. (a sioi.m.m. waroone chevroiet. Inc. (a non- 3m.uu for a proposed total cost or ;�;3'f8.28 for the purchase of a total of N w ons and 6 pickup trucks; further authorizing e purchase from Hartman Cycle Center a non- w nor tv vendor under the State o or nV. VFW-V'7V-oV-• 016 . WaWW UViL VI or the purchase of three area a ATCS to the Department of General - Series Xd inistration at a proposed grand total of 1 505 7711.23; allocating funds therefor rpm he 1987-58 operating Budget Fleet Management Division Account Code No. 420301-850 ($1,462,118.99) and Senior Citizen Specialized Policing Program Grant Project No. 110034 Account Code No. 290907-840 ($43,659.24); authorizing the City Manager to instruct the Chief Procurement Officer to issue purchase orders for this equipment. R-88-267 (AS MODIFIED) MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY UNANIMOUS 10. RESOLUTION - (J-88-262) - (ACCEPTING BIDS) I WITHDRAWN Acceptina the bids of Lawman and Shooters Supply nc. a non -minority vendor or furnishing DMOce automotive pIrtitions In the proposed amount of $10,o65.55 and Public Safety Devices- Inc.—ta nonce nor ty vendor or furnishina fd Pep trol li ht bars in the r s awoun oor he enera ery ces dm n s ra on ar n at a total proposed cost of $59 9�46.55; allocating funds therefor from a '3937-88 Operating Budget Fleet Management Division Account Code No. 420301-850 ($57,007.07) and Senior Citizen Specialized Policing Program Grant Project No. 210034. Account Code No. 290907-840 ($2,939.48); authorizing the City Manager to instruct the Chief Procurement Officer to issue purchase orders for this equipment. MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 6 RESOLUTIONS CONT'D 11. RESOLUTION - (J-88-261) - (RATIFYING CITY FINDING OF AN EMERGENCY) (4/5THS VOTE) �Rati�t ii, approving and confirming, by a 4/Sths affirniative vote of the members of the City Commission, the action of the City Manager in findies that the immediate purchase of eight electric o carts1personnel arr ers is an emergency purchase; further authorizing ssuance or a purcroase order for such epu pmen o a non-minorit vendor for the uepartment or General 5erviCeS Adm nistration at a total proposed amount of 31 392.00; funds there being allocated from the 1967-58 Operating Budget Fleet Management Division Account Code No. 420401- $50 ($15,697.00) and the Senior Citizen Specialized Policing Program Grant, Project No. 110034, Account No. 290907-840 ($15,697.00). Departwnt of Public Works 12. RESOLUTION - (J-88-265) - (AUTHORIZING EXECUTION AMENDEDOF AGREEMENT) the City to P.G., in a form acceptable to the city Attorney, Increasing the total tees to be paid by the City an amount not to exceed ; with funds for e increase to be provided from an existing appropriation to C.I.P. No. 331306, Index Code 559204 - Bayfront Park Redevelopment - Pepper Fountain for project expense cost. R-88-269 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: DAWKINS UNANIMOUS R-88-270 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS UNANIMOUS MEETING DATE March 24, 1968 PAGE NO 3:30 PM PUBLIC NEARING 13. RESOLUTION - (J-88-258) - (AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF SELEtTING A CPA FIRM i APPOINTING A REVIEW COMMITTEE) Am horizing the issuance of a request for Droposals. in a form acceptable to the City ittBrney, for a Unified Development Project for the developpent of a full -service boat is Ta_`cilit,y, marina, and ancillary maFrIne-related retail use on an approximately IZ.57 acre ty- owned waterfront parcel including 6.36 acres of upland and 6.21 acres of bay bottom contiguous to the upland located at 2640 South Bayshore Drive, Miami, Florida; selecting a Certified Public Accounting Fins and a jointingmembers to a rev er Co m tee to evaluate proposals and report ndings to the City Manager as required by City of Miami Charter Section 53(c). PERSONAL APPEARANCE 14. Representative(s) of Biomedical Research and Innovation Center (8RI sponsored by Florida nternationa n versity to discuss their lease for space at the Cit 's Municipal ust ce Building - located at 1145 NW 11 Street which expires on March 31, 1988. DISCUSSION ITEMS 15. Discussion regarding the future devel2Mnt 22portunities of t)e o Shibition Center and surrounding propei 16. Discussion regarding activities for the the Amphitheatre at Bayfront Parksc r 7'; 1938. economic u�rove es. )�ens of uu led fo rr MOTION TO DEFER FAILED. MOTION TO ADOPT THE MEASURE AS PROPOSED FAILED NO }FURTHER ACTION TAKEN M-88-263 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: KENNEDY UNANIMOUS M-88-264 MOVED: DE YURRE SECOND: DAWKINS UNANIMOUS DISCUSSION M-88-271 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER R-88-272 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: PLUMMER MEETP4 DATE: March 24, 1988 PAGE NO: 8 PART B THIS ITEM AFTER 4:00 PM PZ-1A. DISCUSSION ITEM Presentation of the proposed Edison Center gateway Project which is designed to improve the aesthetic appearance of the Edison Center Business District as well as to create a landscaped Gateway into the area. Initially, improvements will include landscaping and brick pavers in the following areas: NW 58th Street to NW 64th Street along NW 7th Avenue; and NW 62 Street from I-95 to NW loth Avenue. However, it is proposed that future plans for the Gateway Project will be extended to NW 12th Avenue along NW 62nd Street (MLK Jr. Boulevard). MDTE: Per direction of the Co ission on February 18, 1988, the City Administration was instructed to conduct the presentation of this proposed project at a public hearing on March 24, 1968. PZ-18. RESOLUTION - (J-68-254) - AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT Authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement. n su scant a y the form attached, a weep he of Miami and the Florida Department Of Transportation. relating to the ma n enance of elants and planters including any decorative sidewalk or structure, wfthin the non -roadway or ono NW t venue between 58th and 54thStreets; au or z n twe City Manager to obtain necessary permits from the Florichk spar nt o? Transportation for City landscaping projects and City -sponsored landscaping projects in said right-of-way. DISCUSSION R-88-273 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: PLUMMER 11 U MEETING DATE: March 24, 1968 PAGE NO 9 THIS ITEM AFTER 4 : 00 PM PZ-2. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-185) Repealing Ordinance No. 10273 and substitutin therefore a now Cha-ter 54.6 imposing an 8IMpaCt Fee" on additional development as herein determined in order to finance related capital improvements, the emend for which is created by such development; setting forth findings andintent; prov d ng the authority therefore; providing definitions, providing for applicability of the impact fee; providing for exemptions; providing for imposition of the impact fee; providing for the establishment of development subareas; providing for determination of development impact fees; providing for establishment of an impact fee -related capital improvement program; providing for establishment of impact fee coefficients; providing for calculation of impact fees; providing for administration of impact fees; providing for bonding impact fee -related capital improvement program projects; and providing for establishment of an appellate board and appellate procedures; containing a repeater provision and a severability clause. Date(s) continued Jan 28, 1988 Date First Reading as amended Feb 25, 1988 Moved Comm Plummer Second Comm Dawkins (Y) Dawkins, Kennedy, Plummer (N) Suarez, DeYurre THIS ITEM AFTER 4:DO PM PZ-3. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-194) ZONING ATLAS AMD APPLICANT(S) : Planning Dept PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 800-899 SW 12 Ave Approx 800-899 SW 17 Ave PETITION : Ord 9500 atlas change to remove the pedestrian street designation from SPI-14. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 7-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Fifteen Mail replies AGAT93r : Six NOTE: This is a companion item to items PZ-4, PZ-5 i PZ-6. MOTION TO ADOPT THE MEASURE. AS PRESENTED FAILED NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER I..���_ J II MEETING DATE March 24. 1988 PAGE NO 10 THIS ITEM AFTER 4:00 PM PZ-4. FIRST RENDING ORDINANCE - (J-88-196) CITY CODE AND APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : City Code amendment by amending Chapter 62, Zoning and Planning, Article VIII Latin Quarter Review Board Section 62-76 Definitions; and Section 62- 77 Establishment, to make technical corrections; Section 62-78 Membership, Subsection (b) Qualifications, paragraph (1) and Subsection (d) Terms of Office, to make technical corrections; Subsection (f) Removal to modify the number of absences and to include arrival and departures from meetings; Section 62-79 Functions, Powers and Duties Generally, subsections (a) and (b), to make technical corrections and to delete subsection (b)(3) and revise subsection (b)(4) to clarify the functions of the Board; Section 62-80 Proceedings, subsections (e) and (f) to substitute new names for city departments, add new departments, and to modify the wording; Section 62-61 Latin Quarter Officer, subsections (b)(2). (b)(3) adding a new (b)(4) and amending (b)(5) to update the functions of the Latin Quarter Officer, and Section 62-82, Appeals from Decision, to simplify the appeal language; all in order to provide a better coordination between the City Code and the Zoning Ordinance as pertains to the Latin Quarter. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 7-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Fifteen Mail replies AGAT 17— : Six MOTE: This is a companion itam to items PZ-3. PZ-S a PZ-6. FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER MEETING DATE March 24. 1988 THIS ITEM AFTER 4:00 PM PZ-5. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-200) CITY CODE AMD APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : City Code amendment, by amending Chapter 2 Administration, Section 2-135 same Duties (8) of the City Code to include the title: Latin Quarter District Design Guidelines and Standards, attached as Exhibit E, as administered by the Planning Department, by reference and on file; and further making other corrections In subsection (8). Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends : APPROVAL, 7-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Fifteen Mail replies AGA=N : Six NOTE: This is a companion item to itemis PZ-3, PZ-4 i PZ-6. THIS ITEM AFTER 4:00 PM PZ-6. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-68-195) ZONING TEXT AMD APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : Ord 9500 text amendment, by amending Article 15. SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Section 15140 SPI-14, 14.1, 14.2: Latin Quarter Commercial - Residential and Residential Districts; Section 15141. Intent, to encourage cultural related uses; Section 15142. Special permits, subsection 15142.2, to clarify the Latin Quarter review permit process and sign requirements, adding subsection 15142.3 and renumbering existing subsection 15142.3 to 15142.4; Section 15143. Conmercial-Residential District (SPI-14); Subsection 15143.1. Special Consideration on Pedestrian Street Frontages, to add the word 'oriented" to pedestrian street and clarifying the definition of ground floor frontage; paragraph 15143.2.1. Principal Uses Permissible on Ground Floor Frontage of Pedestrian Streets and Elsewhere in SPI-14, to add new uses and modifying others; (Continued on next page) PAGE NO 11 FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER MEETING DA rE March 24, 19118 rragraph 15143.2.2. Principal Use missible in SPI-14, Except on Ground Floor Frontage of Pedestrian Streets, to modify uses; subsection 15143.3. Permissible Accessory Uses and Structures to modify and add uses; paragraph 15143.5.2.1. Floor Area limitation for Residential or Nonresidential Use in a Building; Floor Area Limitations for Combination Residential and Nonresidential Uses in a Building to define the basic land use intensity (LUI) ratio and to provide an incentive for campaniles; paragraph 15143.5.3.1., Minimum Yards, to allow canopies and awnings to cover a greater portion of the required yard area; paragraph 15143.5.3.2. Pedestrian Open Space, to establish a ratio of pedestrian open space for residential uses at the roof and to provide an incentive for surface parking lots with decorative surface and campaniles; Subsection 15143.6. Height Limitations, to add a plane III; subsection 15143.7 Offstreet Parking and Loading, paragraph 15143.7.1. SPI-14 Offstreet Parking, to modify requirements; paragraph 15143.7.3. Special Consideration on Vehicular Access to Property, Parking Structures, to modify yards; subsection 15143.E Limitations on Signs, to modify sign requirements, establish temporary advertising signs and to establish size limitations on signs; Section 15144 Commercial Residential District SPI-14.1, making technical corrections to the uses; Section 15145 Residential District SPI-14.2; and Subsection 15145.1. Principal Uses and Structures, to change the title and add cultural related uses and clarify mixed uses. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 7-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Fifteen Mail replies AGA_TR3 : Six NOTE: This is a companion item to Items PZ-3. PZ-4 i PZ-5. PAGE NO. 12 MEETING DATE March 24. 1988 THIS ITEM AFTER 4:00 PM PZ-7. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-199) CITY CODE AMD APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : City Code amendment by amending Chapter 62, Zoning and Planning, Article II Comprehensive Planning, Sections 62-11 through 62-23 and Sections 62-54 and 62-55 pertaining to: purpose and intent, establishment of advisory and policy boards generally, administration generally, effect of previously adopted comprehensive plans, preparation of the comprehensive plan, types of plan amendments, applications for plan amendment, procedures for review and recommendation of the comprehensive plan and plan amendments by the Planning Department and Planning Advisory Board, procedures for review and adoption of the comprehensive plan and plan amendments by the City Commission, and providing for limitations, exceptions, exemptions, emergencies and referral to the Department of Community Affairs, providing for periodic review of the adopted comprehensive plan and adoption of an evaluation and appraisal report, providing for legal status and applicability of the plan after adoption and providing for appropriations, fees and other expenses; providing for additional legal notice and other procedural requirements all of which are intended to bring the Chapter into conformity with Chapter 163.3161 Florida Statutes 'Local Government Comprehensive Planning and Land Development Regulation Act.' Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL as amended, 8-0 PAGE NO. 13 FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER n 't �rli I �i MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 14 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PM PZ-8. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-115) MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN AND APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Ramon It Cayetana Fernandez 2575 SW 28 Street POWER OF ATTORNEY : J. Ronald Pales 2300 S Dixie Highway PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 2575 SW 28 Street PETITION : Consideration of amending the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan (September. 1965) and Addenda, by changing the land use designation of the subject property from Low Density Residential to Residential/Office. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 8-0 PROPONENTS present at meeting : One 1W9 replies in FAVOR : Two Main replies AGATN�f : Three Date of First-Read-eaFeb 25, 1988 Moved : Comm Dawkins Seconded : Comm Kennedy Vote : Unanimous NOTE: This is a companion its to itemi PZ-9. THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PN PZ-9. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-109) ZONING ATLAS AMD APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Ramon 6 Cayetana Fernandez 2575 SW 28 Street POWER OF ATTORNEY J. Ronald Pales 2300 S Dixie Highway PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 2575 SW 28 Street PETITION : Ord 9500 atlas change from RS-2/2 to RO-1/4. Planning Department Recommends: APPROVAL Zoning Board Recommends : APPROVAL, 9-0 PROPONENTS present at meting : One OPPONENTS present at meeting : One %-T epies in FAVOR : Two Main replies AGATRM : Three Date of First Reading : Feb 25, 1988 Moved : Comm Dawkins Seconded : Comm Kennedy Vote : Unanimous ORDINANCE 10408 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: PLUMMER ORDINANCE 10409 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER 1_E: This is a companion item to item PZ-8. t• .tLill MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO. 15 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PM PZ-10. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-118) MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN AMD APPLICANT(S)/OWNER(S): Natalio Ascar 3629 NW 24 Avenue ATTORNEY Mark A. Valentine, Esq. 3050 Biscayne Blvd PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 3629-3631 NW 24 Ave PETITION : Consideration of amending the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan (September, 1985) and Addenda, by changing the land use designation of the subject property from Moderate Density Residential to Liberal Commercial. Planning Department Recommends : DENIAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 9-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Three Date of First Rem : Feb 25, 1988 Moved : Comm Plummer Seconded : Comm Dawkins Vote : Unanimous NOTE: This is a companion item to item PZ-11. THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PM PZ-11. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-88-110) ZONING ATLAS AMD APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Rene Velazquez 2395 NW 36 Street Natalio Ascar 3629 NW 24 Avenue ATTORNEY : Mark A. Valentine,Esq 3050 Biscayne Blvd PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : 2395 NW 36 Street 8 3629-31 NW 24 Ave PETITION : Ord 9500 atlas change from RG-2/4 for lots 18, 19 3 20 and CG-1/7 for lots 16 6 17 to CG-2/7. Planning Department Recommends: DENIAL Zoning Board Recommends : APPROVAL, 9-0 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Two WTI replies in FAVOR Three Date of First Read' : Feb 25. 1988 Moved Comm PIurtmer Seconded Comm Dawkins Vote : Unanimous ORDINANCE 10410 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: DE YURRE ABSENT: PLUMMER ORDINANCE 10411 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER NOTE: This is a companion item to itaml PZ-10. MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 16 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PM PZ-12. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (4-88-04) ZONING ATLAS AMD APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): James G. Robertson 25 SE 2 Street 0415 ATTORNEY Jack R. Rice, Jr., Esq 2424 NW 1 Street PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 2765-2855 Tigertail Avenue and Approx 3241-3299 Mary St PETITION : Ord 9500 atlas change from RG-2/5 with an SPI-3 overlay to RG-2/6 retaining the SPI-3 overlay. Planning Department Recommends: DENIAL Zoning Board Recommends : DENIAL, 6-3 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Twenty-five NENTSrpresent at meeting : One replies AGAINST : Four Date(s) continued : Jan 28, 8 Feb 25, 1988 NOTE: This is a companion 1teal to itom PZ-13. THIS ITE11 AFTER 5:00 PN PZ-13. RESOLUTION - [J-88-05(a) 6 J-88-05(b)] APPEAL BY APPLICANT APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): James G. Robertson 25 SE 2 Street 0415 ATTORNEY Jack R. Rice, Jr., Esq. 2424 NW i Street PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 2815 Tigertall Ave PETITION : Review of the Zoning Board decision to deny the Variance to permit a 7-story residential apartment building on above site, as per plans on file, with a maximum height of 59.99' (40' maximum allowed); and subject to approval by the City Commission of a Change of Zoning from RG-2/5 General Residential to RG-2/6 General Residential and maintaining the SPI-3 overlay district; zoned RG-2/5 General Residential and SPI-3 Coconut Grove Major Streets Overlay District. (Continued on next page) CONTINUED TO NEXT MEETING MOVED: DE YURRE SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER CONTINUED TO NEXT MEETING MOVED: DE YUREE SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER MEETING DATE March 24. 19118 Planning Department Recommends: DENIAL Zoning Board Recommends : DENIAL, 6-3 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Twenty-five WANT present at meeting : One fail replies in AGAINST : Four Date(s) continuer : Jan 28. i Feb 25, 1968 MM: Revised plans dated March 12, 1988, have been submitted by applicant with eu Imuin beight of 49.0 feet. NOTE: This is a cospanion item to it= PZ-12. THIS ITEM AFTER 6:00 PM PZ-14. RESOLUTION - (J-88-104) AMENDING MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT Consideration of amending the Bayside Specialty Center Major Use Special Permit, approximately 499 Biscayne Boulevard (Resolution 84-724, June 28, 1984), by making findings, substituting an updated traffic study, amending paragraph i of the permit by changing the allowable amount of retail facilities from 230.000 square feet of gross building area to 267,000 square feet of leasable area and 397,000 square feet of gross building area; amending paragraph 3 of the permit to reference all outstanding lease agreements between Bayside Center Limited Partnership and the City of Miami; amending other paragraphs by expanding the term •Bayside Limited Partnership" to 'Bayside Center Limited Partnership;" and attaching and referencing a new exhibit "A" site plan to the permit; per Article 28 Major Use Special Permits of Ordinance 9500, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 9-0 Oates) Continued : Jan 28. Feb 25 i Mar 10, 1988 PAGE No: 17 CONTINUED TO JUNE 23, 1988 MOVED: DE YURRE SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER & DAWKINS MEETWO DATE Narch 24, 1988 PAGE NO. 18 THIS ITEM AFM 5:00 PN PZ-15. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-87-904) ZONING TEXT AMD APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : Ord 9500 text amendment by amending ARTICLE 36 DEFINITIONS, Section 3602 Specific, by providing definitions for helipads and heliports and by amending the Schedule of District Regulations, Page 3 of 6, Uses and Structures, Principal Uses and Structures. RO-1 Residential Office, by deleting helistops and heliports as being permissible by special exception and inserting helipads as permissible by special exception under Accessory Uses and Structures; by amending 0-I Office - Institutional by deleting helistops and heliports as being permissible by special exception and inserting helipads in lieu thereof; by amending page 4 of 6. Uses and Structures, Principal Uses and Structures, CR-1 Commercial -Residential (Neighborhood) by deleting helistops and heliports as being permissible by special exception and inserting helipads as permissible by special exception under Accessory Uses and Structures; by amending page 6 of 6, Uses and Structures. Principal Uses and Structures, WF-I Waterfront Industrial. by deleting helistops and substituting in lieu thereof helipads as permissible by Class C Special Permit; and by amending WF-R Waterfront Recreational by deleting helistops and substituting in lieu thereof helipads as permitted generally. Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 9-0 Date(s) Continued Oct 22, Nov 12, Nov 19, Dec 2, Dec 10, 1987, Jan 28. 8 Feb 25, 1988 FIRST READING MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: PLUMMER j MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 PAGE NO 19 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PN PI-16. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-87-903) ZONING TEXT AMD APPLICANT(S) : Planning Dept ►ETITION : Amendment 'U• Ord 9500 text amendment by amending ARTICLE 20 GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, Section 2003 Accessory Uses and Structures, Subsection 2003.6 Permanent Active Recreation Facilities as accessory uses in residential districts; special permits, by restating the subsection to require a Class C Special Permit for RS-1, RS-2 and RG-1 districts and special exception approval for the RG-2 and more liberal districts, if these active recreation facilities are located adjacent to streets and/or where they exceed 20 percent of net, not gross lot area; by amending Section 2005 General terms defined; related limitations, Subsection 2005.1 Lot, defined, prohibition against divisions creating substandard lots, by deleting the existing definition and inserting in lieu thereof a lot definition identical with Chapter 54.5-1 Subdivision Regulations of the City Code, and referencing that Chapter; by amending the Schedule of District Regulations, page i of 6, Uses and Structures, Accessory Uses and Structures, RS-1; RS-2 One Family Detached Residential, under Permissible Only by Special Permit, paragraph 2, by deleting parenthesis (a) which had required a Class C Special Permit for active recreation facilities even if not located adjacent to streets or even if less than 20 percent of gross tot area, by renumbering parenthesis, and by substituting a Class C Special Permit rather than a special exception for active recreation facilities adjacent to streets and greater than 20 percent of net, not gross lot area; and by amending the Schedule of District Regulations, page 3 of 6, Uses and Structures, Accessory Uses and Structures, for both RO-3, RO-4 Residential -Office and 0-I Office -Institutional under uses permitted generally or permissible by special permit, paragraph 1, to change an erroneous reference from "Section 20203.70 to •Section 2003.7"0 Planning Department Recommends : APPROVAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 9-0 Date(s) Continued Oct 22. Nov 12 Nov 19, Dec 2 Dec 10, 1987, Jan 28, a Feb 25, 1988 FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER MEETING DATE March 24, 1988 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PN Pt-17. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-87-902) ZONING TEXT AMD APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : Ord 9500 text amendment by amending ARTICLE 36 DEFINITIONS to provide a definition for automobile wrecking yard; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, page 6 of 6, Uses and Structures, Principal Uses and Structures, 1-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL by adding a new paragraph 14 to allow automobile wrecking and dismantling, and storage of used parts for resale, as a permitted use, under certain conditions, and by amending I-2 Heavy Industrial, paragraph 2, to delete •wrecking yards" and 'scrap and salvage yards" from the list of prohibited uses; by amending Transitional Uses, Structures and Requirements, I-1 Light Industrial by adding automobile wrecking yards to those uses to be excluded from within this district if within 50 feet of an abutting lot in RS-1, RS-2, RG, RO or 0-I districts. Planning Department Recommends : DENIAL Planning Advisory Board Recommends: DENIAL, 9-0 Date(s) Continued Oct 22, Nov 12, Nov 19, Dec 2, 1987, Jan 26, 3 Feb 25, 1988 THIS ITEM AFTER 5:00 PN PZ-18. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-87-901) ZONING TEXT AND APPLICANTS) : Planning Dept PETITION : Amendment "S-2" Ord 9500 text amendment by amending Page 1 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations in "Principal Uses and Structures," "RG-1 General Residential (One- and Two -Family)" by restating Paragraph 3 under the heading "Permitted Generally" to limit the number of dwelling units to two; by introducing new paragraph 2 under the heading "Permissible Only by Special Permit" to provide for a Special Exception" for three or more dwelling units; and by amending •Minimum Lot Requirements," "RG-1 General Residential (One- and Two -Family)" by deleting the exception which provides that semi-detached structures may be on minimum lots widths of 2S ft for each unit. PAGE NO 20 CONTINUED TO APRIL 28, 1988 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER FIRST READING MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: KENNEDY ABSENT: PLUMMER (Continued on next page) MEETING OATS March 24, 1988 PAGE NO. 21 ►lanning Departnent Recommends : APPROVAL ►lanning Advisory Board Recommends: APPROVAL, 8-1 Dates) continued : Oct 22, Nov 12 a 19, Dec 2 10, 1987, Jan 28, a Feb 259 1988 ITEM Pt-19 SMALL NOT BE CONSIDERED BEFORE 7:00 PM THIS ITEM AFTER 7:00 PN PI-19. RESOLUTION - (J-88-252) - APPROVING TRAFFIC STUDY IN PRINCIPLE Approving, in principle, the preliminary recommendations contained in the Comprehensive Traffic Study of Coconut Grove as presented by the City's consultants, Transport Analysis Professionals, Inc., with the exception of (1) the widening of South 8ayshore Drive. (2) the closing of the intersection of Grand Avenue with Main Highway and McFarland Road. (3) the extension of McDonald Street from Grand Avenue to Main Highway, as addressed by Resolution No. 88-187, and (4) traffic intrusion control measures on certain residential streets as may be set forth herein. NOTE: This it= has been presented for discussion to the City Commission at its Wetings of January 28 and February 25, 1988. R-88-275 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DE YURRE ABSENT: PLUMMER M-88-275.1 MOVED: KENNEDY SECOND: DE YURRE ABSENT: PLUMMER SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA PRESENTATIONS CO 1881on Meeting _ March 24, 1988 Proclamation: Social Work Month: In celebration of.the 66th PRESENTED Anniversary of Social Work. Certificate of Appreciation: Jacqueline M. Nansen:For having been selected social or cer o t e Year. PRESENTED Tom Corriher: For having been selected, Student Social Worker of the Year, from FIU University. Brother Paul Johnson: For having been selected, Citizen of the Year. Ernie Bell: Coach, Carol City Basketball team. Edward Duffie: Chairperson - Vice -President, Capital Bank. Doris Reed: Administrator, Miami -Carol City Senior High. Johnnie Williams: Businessman. Lawrence Crawford: Principal, Poinciana Park lementary School. Lori Weldon: Chairperson, Edison -Little Haiti Community Association. r. .