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7/15/87
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS TO THE
DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT MASTER PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
WHEREAS, on May 28, 1987, by Resolution 87-515, the Miami City
Commission approved, in principle, the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan for the _
Bicentennial Park/FEC tract; and
WHEREAS, the Commission also passed Motion 87-516, on May 23, 1987,
directing the City Manager to establish a joint public/private committee to
develop an implementation program for the Master Plan with said committee to
be appointed by the Commission;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following two individuals are hereby appointed by
Mayor Xavier L. Suarez to serve on the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory Committee:
Julio de Quesada —
Don Lynn
Section 2. The following two individuals are hereby appointed by
Vice Mayor J. L. Plummer, Jr. to serve on the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory Committee:
(no one appointed)
Section 3. The following two individuals are hereby appointed by
Commissioner Joe Carollo to serve on the Downtown Waterf► -'- Master Plan
Implementation Advisory Committee:
Henry Givens
Tibor Hollo
Section 4. The following two individuals are hereby appointed by
Commissioner Miller J. Dawkins to serve on the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory Committee:
(no one appointed)
CITY COM1 1VIISSION
MEETING OF
JUL �, ; 1987
ION No.
� —713 `..
Section 5. The following two individuals are hereby appointed by
Commissioner Rosario Kennedy to serve on the Downtown waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory Committee:
(no one appointed)
Section 6. The following members of the City Administration are
hereby appointed to the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan Implementation
Advisory Committee:
City Manager or his designee
Sergio Rodriguez, Director
Planning Department
Donald W. Cather, Director
Department of Public Works
Carlos Garcia, Director
Finance Department
Walter Golby, Director
Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Department
Ron Williams, Director
General Services Administration
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of July 1987.
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Xavier L. Suarez, Mayor
ATTEST
Matty Hirai, City Clerk
LEGAL REVIEW APPR VED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
Ro ert , Lucia A. Dougherty
Chief Depu ity Attorney City Attorney
CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIOA 0
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INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Mayor and DATE- JUL 14 1987 PILE
Members of the City Commission 1
SUBJECT Appointments to Downtown
Waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory
FROM REFERENCES Committee
Cesar H. Odio
City Manager ENCLOSURES
Recommendation
It is respectfully requested and recommended that the City Commission appoint
ten (10) persons from the private sector to serve on the Downtown Waterfront
Master Plan Implementation Advisory Committee, together with six (6) City
representatives per the attached resolution.
Background
On May 28, 1987, the Planning Department recommended the Downtown Waterfront
Master Plan for approval for the Bicentennial Park/FEC tract area. The City
Commission then ,passed Resolution 87-515 adopting in principle the Downtown
Waterfront Master Plan (attached). Follow-up Motion 87-516 (attached) was
passed directing the City Manager to establish a joint public -private sector
committee to define and recommend to the Commission an implementation program
for the Plan.
It is recommended that ten private sector individuals representing disciplines
vital to creating an i;nplementation strategy for the plan be appointed, one of
whom should be chair:nan. Those areas of expertise considered valuable to this
effort include:
- architecture
- landscape architecture
- contract law
- finance
- economics
- education exhibitions
- international trade
- tourism
- environmental planning and
- historic research
Attached is a resolution providing for the appointment of each Commissioner's
respective choices for the committee.
Attachments
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CITY OF
MIAMI. PLORIbA 1
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Mayor and DATE Ju` 14 1987 FILE
Members of the City Commission 1
SUBJECT Appointments to Downtown
Waterfront Master Plan
Implementation Advisory
FROM REFERENCES Committee
Cesar H. Odio
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City Manager ENCLOSURES
Recommendation
It is respectfully requested and recommended that the City Commission appoint
ten (10) persons from the private sector to serve on the Downtown Waterfront
Master Plan Implementation Advisory Committee, together with six (6) City
representatives per the attached resolution.
Background
On May 28, 1987, the Planning Department recommended the Downtown Waterfront
Master Plan for approval for the Bicentennial Park/FEC tract area. The City
Commission then passed Resolution 87-515 adopting in principle the Downtown
Waterfront Master Plan (attached). Follow-up Motion 87-516 (attached) was
passed directing the City Manager to establish a joint public -private sector
cormnittee to define and recommend to the Commission an implementation program
for the Plan.
It is recommended that ten private sector individuals representing disciplines
vital to creating an implementation strategy for the plan be appointed, one of
whom should be chairman. Those areas of expertise considered valuable to this
effort include:
- architecture
- landscape architecture
- contract law
- finance
- economics
- education exhibitions
- international trade
- tourism
- environmental planning and
- historic research
Attached is a resolution providing for the appointment of each Commissioner's
respective choices for the coinnittee.
Attachments
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CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Mayor and Members DATE J U L 14 1987 FILE.
of the City Commission
SUBJECT Appointments to Downtown Waterfront
Master Plan Implementation Committee
FROM REFERENCES
Cesar H. Odio
ENCLOSURES.
City Manager
A Downtown Waterfront Master Plan Implementation Committee is hereby appointed
comprised of six City representatives as follows:
Walter L. Pierce, Assistant City Manager
Sergio Rodriguez, Director, Planning Department
Donald W. Cather, Director, Department of Public Works
Carlos Garcia, Director, Finance Department
Walter Golby, Director, Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities
Ron Williams, Director, General Services Administration
The City Commission will appoint ten private sector individuals on July 23rd
representing disciplines vital to creating an implementation strategy for the
plan. Those areas of expertise considered valuable to this effort include:
-architecture
-landscape architecture
-contract law
-finance
-economic
-education exhibitions
-international trade
-tourism
-environmental planning and
-historic research
Collectively, the committee shall elect a chairman and shall be charged with
defining and recommending to the Commission and implementation program for the
park that will include:
1. A financial feasibility study for a public parking garage(s) and public
education/interpretive attractions;
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2. A market study to determine the type, amount, and economic value of ancillary
commercial services;
3. Special taxing districts to fund operations and maintenance of the park;
4. A process for achieving a formal design/development plan for the park (i.e.
landscaping, walkways, plazas, cost estimates, etc.);
5. Incorporating the above, draft RFP's for development of public attractions and
support services, to be presented to the Commission for review.
The Downtown Waterfront Master Plan Implementation Advisory Committee shall meet
once a month and shall be prepared to submit their first report to the City
Commission one hundred and twenty (120) days from the date of Commission passage.
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Attachment
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CITY OF MIAM`
ATTACHMENT
CITY CIERK REPORTS
MEETING DATE: May 28, :' PAGE
_ 1987 _
NO. 3
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A MOTION ACCEPTING, IN PRINCIPLE, THE,/tITYWIDE PARKS
M 87-508
PLUMMER
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AS PRESENTED BY THE,•ADMINISTRATION ON
MOVED:
THIS DATE, DELETING THE $4009000 THEREIN OUTLINED FOR
SECOND: KENNEDY
"ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS."
ABSENT: �AROLLO
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A MOTION DEFERRING CONSIDERATION.,-bF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
M 877,9,b9
ACCEPTING THE BID DANVILLE/FINDORFF, INC. FOR BAYFRONT
MOVFX : DAWKINS
PARK REDEVELOPMENT - PHASE III; FURTHER INSTRUCTING THE
SE ND: PLUMMER
CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE SECOND LOWEST BIDDER
UgANIMOUS
FOR SAID PROJECT TO SEE IF SAID BIDDER CAN REDUCE HIS BID
AMOUNT TO $3,7089129; FURTHER INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGER
HIS
TO COME BACK AT THE NEXT COMMISSION MEETING WITH
RECOMMENDATION. //1987
A MOTION CONTINUING TO THE MEETING OF JUNE 25&ftPTION
M 87-510
CONSIDERATION OF TWO APPEALS FILED BY THE IANCE
MOVED: KENNEDY
FRANCAISE OF ZONING BOARD'S DENIAL OF SPECIAL
SECOND: DAWKINS'
AND VARIANCE, .-TO ALLOW CONVERSION OF EXISTING �,tTRUCTURE
ABSENT: CAROLLO
LOCATED AT 3.49 S.W. 12 STREET TO A PR;'.1ATE NO FOR PROFIT
CLUB.
A MOTION CONTINUING TO THE MEETING OF JUNE 25, 1987
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CONSIDERATION OF APPEAL OF ZONING B RD'S DENIAL OF
MOVED-."PLUMMER
VARIANCE TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF FICE BUILDING AT
SECOND: KENNEDY
APPROXIMATELY 3250 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY APPROXIMATELY 3271-
UNANIMOUS
91 WEST TRADE AVENUE; FURTHER DIRE ING THAT THE ONUS IS
APPLICANT TO PROVE TO THE PLA ING DEPARTMENT THAT HE
CANNOT BUILD AN ADDITIONAL F OR OF PARKING ON SAID-`
rON
PROPERTY.
A MOTION INSTRUCTING THE.- ITY ATTORNEY TO IMMEDIATELY
M 87-513
COMMENCE CONDEMNATION P CEEDINGS FOR ACQUISITION OF
MOVED: PLUMMER
PROPERTY LOCATED AT S.W.:"20 AVENUE AND 24 TERRACE FOR USE
SECOND: KENNEDY
AS A PARK; FURTHER IN. RUCTING THE CITY MANAGER TO BRING
UNANIMOUS
THIS ISSUE BACK AT T COMMISSION MEETING OF JULY 23, 1987
FOR FURTHER REVIEW.` Y THE CITY COMMISSION WITH PERIODIC
UPDATES BEFORE TH& CITY COMMISSION AT INTERVALS OF 30-60
DAYS THEREAFTER -/FURTHER INSTRUCTING THE; -CITY MANAGER TO
OBTAIN APPRAI'ALS FOR SAID PROPER�Y; AND FURTHER
REQUESTING AT REPRESENTATIVES OF, THE SILVER BLUFF
HOMEOWNERS SSOCIATION COME BACK ON.'" ULY 23-RD TO DISCUSS
ITY OF THEIR MAINTAINI. THE PARK.
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THE CITY COMMISSION,ITATING THAT ONCE PROPERTY
M 87-514
APPROXIMATELY S.W.•20 AVENUE AND 24 TERRACE IS
/RE
MOVED: CAROLLO
DESIGNATED FOR ARK USE, SAID PROPERTY SHALL
SECOND: PLUMMER
ER FORMER CITY F MIAMI MAYOR BILL WALFARTH.
UNANIMOUS
A MOTION DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO ESTABLISH A JOINT
M 87-516
PUBLIC/PRIVATE ziECTOR COMMITTEE TO DEFINE AN ACTION PLAN
MOVED: KENNEDY
FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BICENTENNIAL/FEC PARK MASTER
SECOND: PLUMMER
PLAN THAT WILL INCLUDE:
UNANIMOUS
1) A FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR A PUBLIC PARKING
GARAGE(S) AND PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL/INTERPRETIVE
ATTRACTIONS;
2) A MARKET STUDY TO DETERMINE THE TYPE, AMOUNT, AND
ECONOMIC VALUE OF ANCILLARY COMMERCIAL SERVICES;
3) SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS TO FUND OPERATIONS AND
MAINTENANCE OF THE PARK;
4) A PROCESS FOR ACHIEVING A FORMAL DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR THE PARK (I.E. LANDSCAPING, WALKWAYS,
PLAZAS, COST ESTIMATES, ETC.);
5) INCORPORATING THE ABOVE, DRAFT RFP's FOR DEVELOPMENT
OF PUBLIC ATTRACTIONS AND SUPPORT SERVICES, TO BE
PRESENTED TO THE COMMISSION FOR REVIEW.
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�i87-493
5/27/97
RESOLUTION W0. 801-5
A RESOLUTION APPROVING, IN PRINCIPM OF THE
DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT MASTER PLAN (APRIL, 1987,
A COPY OF WHICH 18 ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE
PART HEREOF) FOR THE AREA FROM PORT BOULEVARD
TO I-3951, BETWEEN BISCAYNE BAY AND BISCAYNE
BOULEVARD, INCLUDING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
DEVELOPMENT, OPEN SPACE, MODIFIED RIGHTS -OF-
WAY, PARKING FACILITIES, PEDESTRIAN
OVERPASSES, BEAUTIFICATIONP SPECIAL FEATURES,
SPECIAL EVENTS AND WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS,
WHICH PLAN IS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE MIAMI
COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN (SEPTEMBER,
1985).
ATTACHMENT
WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting
of May 20, 1987, Item No. 2, following an advertised hearing,
adopted Resolution No. PAB 36-87, by a 9 to 0 vote, RECOMMENDING
APPROVAL of the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan, as hereinafter
set forth;'and
WHEREAS, the City Commission by Resolution 87-92.1 and
others directed the Planning Department to prepare a master plan
for the sixty-five (65) acres of public waterfront lands
(including Bicentennial Park and land known as the FEC tract) for
the area from Port Boulevard to I-395, between Biscayne Bay and
Biscayne Boulevard; and
WHEREAS, the policy of the Miami City Commission is to
establish future development of the area described above; and
WHEREAS, the development of the property considers open
space, modified rights of. way, parking facilities, pedestrian
overpasses, beautification, special f�stures, special events and
waterfront improvements;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Commission approves in principle
development of the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan for the area
from Port Boulevard to I-395, between Biscayne Bay and Biscayne
Boulevard
Section 2. The Commission determi hall
CITY COM.MI ION
MEETING OF
ATTACH91ENT�4
MAY 28 1987
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It
a) establish a unified design for one park not two; b) permit
major public open spaces define the park character; c) provide
vistas through the park to Biscayne bays d) feature a deep water
slip as the park centers e) introduce major regional activities
and attractions; f) use the attractions to create north -south
activity linkst 9) emphasize the waterfront with pedestrian
promenades and plazas; h) design the use of the waterfront to
complement, not duplicate, Bayside and Sayfront Parks i)
construct parking on site to service attractions; j•) extend the
people mover to Bayside and Port of Miami; k) accommodate the
Grand Prix or similar race course in the parks 1) develop the
park through a joint public/private program.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 2� day of _ y 1987.
VIER . SUAREZ, WYOR
ATTEST:
;0".
TTY HI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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MARIA J HIARO
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED, TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
I A DOUGHEPTY
CITY ATTORNEY
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