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Home My WebLink AboutR-85-1247r-1 J-85-1022 10/4/85 RESOLUTION NO. 8►.r.�".i.a:4 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REVISIONS DATED JULY 7TH, 1985, TO THE SOUTHEAST 0VERTOWN/PARK WEST COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT PLAN DATED DECEMBER, 1982 FOR THE AREA ROUNDED BY BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, NORTHEAST/NORTHWEST 5TH STREET, INTERSTATE 95 A11D INTERSTATE 395. WHEREAS, it is necessary to amend the land use and land acquisition elements of the 1992 Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan in order to conform to the approved Phase I Redevelopment Program (City Commission Resolution No. 83- 972 and County Commission Resolution No. R-1006-84); and WHEREAS, all of. the proposed changes are in general conformance with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Development Masterplan (MCNP) 1976 through 1986; and WHEREAS, all the proposed changes are consistent with the goals and objectives of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan; and WHEREAS, the proposed changes are needed to accommodate development of a sports arena/coliseum, development of pedestrian malls, removal of interior block pedestrian malls and simplification of commercial/residential land use mixes; and WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of September 4, 1985, Item No. 3, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 51-85 by an 8 to 0 vote, recommending approval of amending the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission, after consideration of this matter, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami to amend the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan as set out herein; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF DECp19 1985 RESOCU110i4 woOv" REMARKS. r Section 1. The Southeast Overtown,/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan dated December, 1982 and adopted by the City Commission via Resolution Tic). 83-972 and b_v the made County Commission via Resolution No. R-1006-84 is hereby amended by incorporating the changes stipulated in the Southeast Overtown/Park West Redevelopment plan revisions dated July 7th, 1985, and incorporated herein by reference. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of December , 1985. ttATTY HIRAI CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: 7 ` JO L E. MAXWELL l A SISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROV A , O FORM AND CORRECTNESS: ATTORNE JEM/wpc/ab/B187 MAYOR -2- 8"r -1247 to a, CITY OF MIAMI, FL.ORIOA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM PZw4 TO.The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission FROM Sergio Pere City Manager DATE- October 7, 1985 FILE: - SUBJECT: RESOLUTION - RECOMMEND APPROVAL AMENDMENT TO THE SE OVERTOWN/PARK WEST COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT PLAN REFERENCES: COMMISSION AGENDA - OCTOBER 24, 1985 PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS ENCLOSURES: It is recommended by the Planning Advisory Board that an amendment to the Southeast Overtown/Park West Communft--edevelo ent Plan for t area un y scayne Boulevard, NE/NW 5 Street, I-95 and I-395 be approved. The Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of September 4, 1985, Item 3, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution PAB 51-85 by an 8 to 0 vote, recommending approval of amending the Land Use and Land Acquisition Elements of the 1982 Redevelopment Plan in order to conform to the approved Phase I Redevelopment Program (City Commission Resolution No. 83-972 and County Commission Resolution No. R-1006-84), in general conformance with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Development Master Plan (MCNP) 1976-1986, and consistent with the goals and objectives of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan, said amendments to include changing the area bounded by NW 1 Avenue, North Miami Avenue, NW 8 Street and NW 6 Street, also described as all of Blocks 44 and •57, MIAMI (8-41), from mixed residential/commercial to public facility in order to accommodate the development of a 16,000 seat sports. arena/colosseum; a change of the public right-of-way along NW 9 Street from North Miami Avenue to NW 3 Avenue to Parks Open Space and the public right-of-way along NW 7 Street from NW 1 Court to NW 3 Avenue in order to accommodate the development of a pedestrian mall; removing interior block pedestrian malls and simplification of commercial/residential land use mix for the area generally bounded by North Miami Avenue, NW 2 Avenue, NW 6 Street and NW 10 Street and amending the Land Acquisition Element to include frontage on NW 2 Avenue on Block 36 (Parcel 30) and the block bounded by NW 7 Street, NW 8 Street, NW 1 Avenue and North Miami Avenue (Parcel 29). Backup information is included for your review. A RESOLUTION to provide for the above has been prepared by the City Attorney's Office and submitted for consideration of the City Commission. AEPL:111 cc: Law Department NOTE: Planning Department recommends: APPROVAL ;e S5' -1247 C PLANNING FACT SHEET APPLICANT City of Miami Southeast Overtown Park West Redevelopment Project Office: August 7, 1985 PETITION 3. Amendment to the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan, area bounded by Biscayne Boulevard, NE/NW 5th Street, I-95 and I-395. REQUEST To modify the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan adopted in 1982, City Commission Resolution No. 82-755, to amend the Land Acquisition and Land Use Elements of the Redevelopment Plan. BACKGROUND The general redevelopment concept for the Southeast Overtown/Park West Commpnity Redevelopment Project area is to provide a wide range of housing opportunities within a downtown setting, including support uses necessary to serve the area's future population. During the next ten to fifteen years, this area will be transformed from a neighborhood of blighted and marginal residential and commercial land uses into an integral component of downtown Mi anii . As Miami has rapidly become an international center for finance and trade, the downtown area has experienced new growth and vitality. Projections call for a doubling of the employee population by the end of the century from 72,000 employees to 155,000 employees, primarily due to a continued strong expansion of the office market. The new downtown that is emerging will be a balanced community with retail, office, cultural, recreational, and residential activities. The Southeast Overtown/Park West Project area will provide the resource for residential development within the downtown core area, an essential ingredient for the establishment of a viable downtown which moves beyond the 9-to-5 routine. 85 -124'7 2 J S1 yi7{ 1 ' i By the end of this century the project area is envisioned to have the capability of supporting over 9,000 new residential j units, and over 1,000,000 sq.ft. of commercial development. The area will have an estimated population of 22,000 people according to a recently completed ' market analysis by the nationally renowned firm of Hammer, Si 1 er, .George Associates. The project, particularly the initial phase, will be coordinated and built in such a manner as to create sufficient critical mass to change perceptions about j the project area and to support the significant public investment program required. There are certain activities occurring within and directly adjacent to, the 1 project which further reinforce its development potential, including: --the ongoing expansion of the Downtown Government Center which will have an employee population of over 15,000 when completed; i --the construction of the Overtown Transit Station within the project area, which will be one of only three serving the Downtown/Brickell area; --the construction of the Downtown Component of Metrorail (Metromover) which will link major portions of the project area directly to the rest of the downtown { core; --the continued expansion of the Port of Miami, which ranks as the world's largest cruise port, serving in excess of 2,000,000 passengers annually; --the scheduled and proposed redevelopment of the adjacent bayfront park system which provides a regional amenity; '� S'124'7 a P --the proposed construction of the Bayside Speciality Center at Mi amari na, to, be developed by the Rouse Company, which will generate over 6,000,000 visitors annually; and --the proposed expansion of the Omni - Midtown commercial and residential node located directly to the north and Fl agl er Street core area located directly to the south. Government participation during Phase I of this project will focus on public investment adjacent to the Overtown transit Station and along the 9th Street Pedestrian Walkway. A nine -block Transit Station Impact Area has been identified as the location where public investment will be concentrated. This area was selgcted due to its strategic location adjacent to the Overtown Transit Station and the Downtown Government Center. Rede- velopment within this area will maximize benefits to both the Park West and Overtown portions of the project area and leverage previous capital improvement expenditures plus committed public funds (Urban Initiatives Project). Proposed development for Phase I will be geared for families with annual incomes ranging from $15,000 to $50,000. A mixture of homeownership and rental housing is proposed to attract an ex- panding downtown employee population. Funding for Phase 1 redevelopment is provided through a number of sources including a grant from the Urban Mass Transit Admi ni strati on, City of Mi ami General Obligation Housing and Highway Im- provement Bonds, and an anticipated loan from the federal government through the HUD Section 108 Loan Program. 8U -1247 I Since 1982 when the Plan was approved by the Ci ty of Mi ami and Dade County, implementation of this project has moved forth; the City in conjunction with Dade County is completing the acquisition of the remaining parcels in the Phase I redevelopment area; residential relocation is near completion and developers have been selected for 9 parcels. Phase I redevelopment will occur on a 28 acre tract bounded irregularly by N.W. 3rd Ave, N.W. loth Street, N.W. 6t Street, N.W. 7th Street, N.W. 2nd Ave, and Worth Miami Ave. Proposed redevelopment will include the construction of 1900 residential units, 250,000 sq.ft. of commercial space and a 16,000 seat Arena. It is anticipated that construction will begin early in 1986. ANALYSIS It is necessary to amend the Land use,and Land Acquisition Elements of the 1982 Redevelopment Plan in order to conform to the approved Phase I Redevelopment Program (City Commission Resolution No. 83-972 and County Commission Resolution No. R-1006- 84). All of the proposed changes are in general conformance with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Development Master Plan (MCNP). 1976-1986 and consistent with the goals and objectives of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Commun*i ty Redevelopment Plan. Proposed Land use Element changes include: I. The area bounded by N.W. 1st Ave., N. Mi ami Ave. , N. W. 8th. St. , N. W. 6th Ste from mixed residential/commercial to public facility in order to accommodate the development of a 16,000 seat Sports Arena/Colosseum.' 2. The public right-of-way along N.W. 9th St. from North Miami Ave to N.W. 3rd to Parks Open space to accomodate the devel- opment of a pedestrian mall. 3. The public right-of-way along N.W. 7th St, from N.W. 1st Ct. to N.W. 3rd Ave. in order to accommodate the development of a pedestrian mall. S`-1247 5 4. The area generally bounded by North Miami Ave., N.W. 2nd Ave., N.W. 6th -St. and N.W. loth Sts., removal of interior block pedestrian malls and simplification of commercial/residential land use mix. . The Land Acquisition Element is being amended to include frontage on NW 2 Avenue on Block 36 (Parcel 30) and the block bounded by N.W. 7th St., N.M. 8th St., M.W. 1st Ave., and North Miami Ave., (Parcel 29). The intended reuse of parcel 12 and 29 will be for the Arena/Colosseum (Public Facility). Parcel 29 is currently occupied by 7 warehouse structures, the majority of which are vacant. The overall RECOMMENDATIONS condition of both parcels is blighted. PLANNING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL. PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD At its meeting of September 4, 1985, the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution PAB 51-85 by an 8 to 0 vote, recommending approval of the above. CITY COMMISSION At its meeting of October 24, 1985, the City Commission deferred action on the above. \ 1 S "124'7 I AW 40 4. The area generally bounded by North Miami Ave., N.W. 2nd Ave., N.W. 6th -St. and N.W. loth Sts., removal of interior block pedestrian malls and simplification of commercial/residential land use mix. . The Land Acquisition Element is being amended to include frontage on NW 2 Avenue i on Block 36 (Parcel 30) and the block } bounded by N.W. 7th St., N.W. 8th St., N.W. 1st Ave., and North Miami Ave., (Parcel 29). The intended reuse of parcel j 12 and 29 will be for the Arena/Colosseum (Public Facility). Parcel 29 is currently occupied by 7 warehouse structures, the majority of which are vacant. The overall condition of both parcels is blighted. a RECOMMENDATIONS PLANNING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL. , PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD At its meeting of September 4, 1985, the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution PAB 51-85 by an 8 to 0 vote, recommending approval of the above. i CITY COMMISSION At its meeting of October 24, 1985, the City Commission deferred action on the above. 3 3 i t • t 1 24 me 14 JA 11 11 ... t lot 14 S1 ''• �. J e _—_..— _ _ N� - S - — 4 11 1S1 a` J T - .. PR _ r T fit1 r � � \�F? GII111731i1 0 NOW a m N Hii ' immmm� Till fi •� • � I•I/7 � � .- • 11 T PR 1s 1 0 10 st ' V c 2 - M sr PARKNEST/OYERTaI'1 1S 22 S 36 U% r' EXISTING '.^411r - = J St _ t r 1-- t{ • -- ;�--- - - - - - - - - - CR-2/7 a..LiJ.• u.iai-��-s� - a.- .— - Ni �s��si�i f Ni I I MIT] RIM f 1 f I f ITTTII nlom" TTf 11( -f 1 In * 1 BRIOHAM, MOORE. MUM GAYLORD, SCHUSTER & SACH9 Al A ►ARTNERSMI► OR ►ROPtSSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS LAWYERS MOMS10NAL ASSOCIATIONS TOSY DRINCE BRIGHAM STANLEY W- MOORE CELESTE HARDEE MUIR S CARY GAYLORD ANDREW 14.SCHUSTER MARC I. SACMS J. CHRISTY WILSON. M MARK S. ULMER City Commission City of Miami City Hall, Dinner Key 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33130 203 SOUTHWEST 13T"I STREET MLAtL, r W$LDA 33130 13051 656-2400 REPLY TO: Miami September 4, 1985 ►.O.ORAWER AEG lSAALASO", n 33578 16131 365-3600 200 S E ST" ST FT. LAQDwtDALt, FL 33301 13051 S23-S606 ONE MACK CENTER Uxr•, FL 3aGoa 16131 229-681, Re: Proposed Ordinance Amending the Text of Ordinance No. 9500 Scheduled for Public Hearing, 7 p.m., Wednesday, September 4, 1985, including Zoning and Redevelopment Plan Amendment of Southeast Overtown/ Park West Community Redevelopment Plan Dear Honorable Commissioners: On behalf of our clients, BASHIR PANIRY and HELEN PANIRY, his wife, who own property located at 666 North Miami Avenue, 668 North Miami Avenue, and 670 North Miami Avenue in the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan area, we object to the zoning and plan amendment described above. The proposed zoning and plan amendment constitutes an exercise of control and dominion that denies to Bashir Paniry and Helen Paniry, his wife, the use and enjoyment of their property and property rights. The use and permitting requirements of the Ordinance prohibit and will prevent repair, improvement, or expansion of the property of Bashir Paniry and Helen Paniry, his wife, located at 666 North Miami Avenue, 668 North Miami Avenue, and 670 North Miami Avenue consistent with such properties' present use and purposes. As such, the Ordinance proposed is unreasonable and confiscatory amounting to a taking of private property without due process of law and payment of full compensation. Very -truly yours, BRIGkAM, MOORS G YLORD , SCHUSTER AND SAC S for Bashi 'and 'I{le ' Paniry i ✓' . ter' .. �. L....L _1 HAL/cd For the Firm 8" -124'7 ilk n- kt .Il *rA „X anti ! ?5 (, BBianAM, Moo=,, My R, CaAYLolm ScmusTER & SACHS A PARTNERSMIP Or PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS PROrCSSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS TOR• PRINCE BRIGHAM STANLEY W MOORE CELESTE MARDEE MUIR S CARY GAYLORD ANDREW M.SCMUSTER MARC I. SACMS J CHRISTY WILSON. III MARK S. ULMER City Commission City of Miami City Hall, Dinner Key 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33130 LAWYERS 203 SOUTMWEST 13�" STREET NUAKI. F1A0=IDA 33100 1305) 858-2400 RCPLY TO: Miami September 4, 1985 P.O. ORAWER 142, sAmASO7A. FL a(me 18131 366-3800 200 S E 6 " ST Fr- LAvnvxDA=. FL 33301 13051 523-SAOS ONE MACK CENTER TAxPA. FL 00602 14131 229-8011 Re: Proposed Ordinance Amending the Text of Ordinance No. 9500 Scheduled for Public Hearing, 7 p.m., Wednesday, September 4, 1985, including Zoning and Redevelopment Plan Amendment of Southeast Overtown/ Park West Community Redevelopment Plan Dear Honorable Commissioners: On behalf of our client, LONG OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY, which owns property located at 601 North Miami Avenue and vicinity (Lots 7-8 and 11-14, Block 58, Miami North Subdivision, Plat Book B, page 41) in the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan area, we object to the zoning and plan amendment described above. The proposed zoning and plan amendment constitutes an exercise of control and dominion that denies to Long Office Supply Company the use and enjoyment of its property and property rights. The use and permitting requirements of the Ordinance prohibit ;a and will prevent repair, improvement, or expansion of the property of Long Office Supply Company located at 601 North Miami Avenue and vicinity consistent with such properties' present use and purposes. As such, the Ordinance proposed is unreasonable and confiscatory amounting to a taking of private property without due process of law and payment of full compensation. Very truly yours, , BRIQHAM, MOORE, G YLORD, SCHUSTER ;AND SAC S for Lohg Offic��up y Company 9y , k HAL/cd For the Firm 8S -1247 4 BRroHAM, MoORE, MUIIt, <i&TW21), SCHUSTER & SACHS A ►ARTNERSMI► 00' I.ROP'ESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS LAWYERS 0001PESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS TOSY PRINCE SRIGMAM STANLEY W MOORE CELESTE MARDEE MUIR S CARY GAYLORD ANDREW W SCMUSTER MARC 1. SACMS .J CNRISTY WILSON. M MARK S. ULMER City Commission City of Miami City Hall, Dinner Key 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33130 203 SOUTHWEST 13+M STREET MIAMI, ft0111DA 33130 13051 656-2400 RERLY TO: Miami September 4, 1985 P.O. DRAWEPI 418 SAauoTA. FL 03575 — 16131 365-3600 too S E IS" ST FT. LAuDtau&m. n 33301 I30SI S23-5406 ONE MACK CENTER 161131 226-6611 Re: Proposed Ordinance Amending the Text of Ordinance No. 9500 Scheduled for Public Hearing, 7 p.m., Wednesday, September 4, 1985, including Zoning and Redevelopment Plan Amendment of Southeast Overtown/ Park West Community Redevelopment Plan i I Dear Honorable Commissioners: I On behalf of our client, MIAMI RESCUE MISSION, INC., which owns property located at 716-722 North Miami- Avenue in the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Plan area, we object to the zoning and plan amendment described above. The proposed zoning and plan amendment constitutes an exercise of control and dominion that denies to Miami Rescue Mission, Inc. the use and enjoyment of its property and property rights. The use and permitting requirements of the Ordinance prohibit and will prevent repair, improvement, or expansion of the property of Miami Rescue Mission, Inc., located at 716-722 North Miami 3 Avenue consistent with such properties' present use and purposes. As such, the Ordinance proposed is unreasonable and confiscatory amounting to a taking of private property without due process of law and payment of full compensation. Very truly yours, a , i BRIGHAM, MOORE, GAYL - SC STER AND SAC HS r ' Mi i R c issi Inc. +` ,t HAL/cd Y. For a Firm k � 8S-124 SOUTHEAST OVEATOWN/PARK WEST COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT PLAN UD i N U-j Coz y ofUT� rrti PLAN REVISIONS - JULY 7, 1985 OECEMBER *19 do 1 � +.9.m..e.ds.. .. "�'- a�...'._..j:.�Yu ... "r..WYi.+W.:.ii..:i: �.+r.� � - �..._�...a.....�.r_..... .__....a......e..... ... _.. _.. _.».... _. � ._... __._ .._ _... _ ..._. ..... .__.._._.. �_.... _. 1• SOUTHEAST OVERTOWN/PARK WEST. MAP 0.1 FUTURE LAND USE o� a�� D[ RES � M� �,� COMMERCIAL CENTRAL I.NIGN KIISITY RE! ILINITEO COMM. R. GENERALCOMN[RCIAL �PEME wdQ so Stool IMODERATE -MIGN DENSITY RES/L1wTEO R. LOCAL ..�� HANG Samos CONN• qp� INDUSTRIAL ® RAP* TAMMR ALMN"fa A. NOOERATE-SK;M ENSITY RElIDENTNAL/ IrNDb. LIGNT AA1051Y KJAIL �n Samos>irAlloll Rtm ►U�.1C StMl PUlK.IC �. AIEDIIRI000TY RESI1XAL Coal 11. PARKING 11111 1 (D RESIDENTIAL It. r*ms.GKA VACS p =pp REV. LAND U 8 E PLAN T! 8 5 s. I111DIU / oENSIT V u- • STITUTIONAL a. Public Facility AM -0) 111111-1 ML M IIK;CSC S or ex< r � oey .:ON" ------- -------- GZi:;0 �fj F 271z Pill fly rrIr rrrl= L • ptopL, WM AND STATION ACQUISITION PLAN 'RAPID TRANSIT g=W PROPOSED ACQUISITION AREA RAPID TRANSIT AuGmMENT mmmi TRANSIT STATION fit exercise of right to first refusal will be 4• Miami A Knowlton on the basis of competitive bids, and review Or development proposals by the Redevelop- _ 1. block ment Agency. 5. Miami A Knowlton "-I. blocTc`'�3 Fi In general, development parcels will be full blocks A, 8, C, E, F, G. 1, J. l and M, with 6• Miami A Knowlton Partial block development permitted on the B-4 , 0 ock 22f1 frontage of blocks F. G. 1, and J. Smaller 7. Miami A Knowlton parcels will be permitted only if present owners 0-419 Block 3k� 30H F wish to develop according to plan and require public acquisition to complete an entire block 8. Miami A Knowlton (see Map ll). -41. lock 39H 9. Miami A Knowlton The implementation concept for Park West is toblock - offer redevelopment parcels to more than one private developer and to accept proposals from 10. Miami A Knowlton competitive bidders. This does not rule out a - 41, Block 4 N single developer bidding on all land. however. 11. Miami A Knowlton all principles of land disposition including B-41. 61ocV S7H property owners intent to conform on right of first refusal must be respected. 12. Miami A Knowlton - . 0 oc N ' Developers interested in property in Park West 13• Miami A Knowlton will be required to submit proposals including B-41..Toc9 IF— plans and specifications, financial statements, time schedules and land price bids. 14. Miami A Knowlton B41s glock 5 H Recommended land acquisition for economic 15• Miami A Knowlton redevelopment and housingactivities �1, Block N (see Map 13 for location: 16. Miami A Knowlton , } Reuse Parcel No, Description" �� -4 ock 46N 17. Miami A Knowlton r` ` 1• Miami A Knowlton 6-4 ock 27N - 1. Block WN lots 1-5 less fit. 2. Miami A Knowlton expressway row 0-1. Block 18 • Miami A Knowlton N 3• Miami A Knowlton 8-4 -Block 36N tots 4.5.12.13.20 50 Revised 7/85 0 qW .f �.::-� 4_ �r1 �ss';:SS..w.�Y:.:YW`.ruXu. ... LL'".ULc� •.'... , � .... - �__..:�.._�...�....... .�.. ._.. _ .... 19. Miamd A LMItO,n- F--4T,--Ilock 3 Lots 1.2. 3.4. S, 6 20. Miami A awlton - ock 35M Lots Be 90 10,11 21. Mimi A Knowlton ' F-iT7Moc cif 1N Lots 4-17 22. P.Y 01te Re -Sub 8-34 oc Lots 1-41, 43-469 48 23. Mimi Kelton FLBiock 34 Lot 1 north 100 feet 24. P 1i. White -sub 0-34 Block Lots 289 29. 369 37, 439 44. 4S, 46 2S. P.V.I111Itt Re -Sub 5-34 Block 15H Lots 2e 3. 49 S, He 169170 lA and South 100 feet of tots 19 and 20 26. Miami A Knowlton F-41. BlockN Lots 1- 8 less expressway 27. Miami A Knowlton B`410 Block 28. Miami A Knowlton C B-ii;Block 65M i N 29. Miami A Knowlton ' 9411, B1W57N 51 Miami A Knowlton B-41, Block 36M Lots 28,29,36,37, 44,45 Revised 7/85 fry M. Reuse Plan The following parcels will be acquired and redeveloped for uses specified in the follow-ng table. See Map 13 for location, Proposed Reuse Parcel No. -Acreage— Propgsed Reuse 1 4.13 ResidentiaWOMMercial 3 3.44 • 4 3.31 • S 4.0 • 6 3.0 • 3:0 - 7 3:0 M e 3.0- 10 3.0 3.0 • • 11 3.0 12 13 3.0 Public Facility � 2.06 Residential/Ca n �S 2.erciat Ob 2.0616 • • 17 3.46 • is •52 Parking 19 20 1.0 Residentlaicomer+ctal 21 .66 14sidential 22 2.24 Residential/Coanercial 23 24 3.0 .05 • Open space 2S .21 Residential CID CI 26 1.6 1.0727 • N28 1.0 2.24 Comnercial • � Z9 3.00 Public Facility KR OC 30 .34 Residential/Commercial Land disposition by the City will restrict reuse of the property through the utiliza- U OR of covenants running with land sold or leased for private use for a period to be determined at the time of disposition by the City of Miami. 52 Revised 7/85 It. Reuse Plan The following parcels will be acquired and redeveloped for uses specified in the follow-ng table. See Map 13 for location. Proposed Reuse Parcel No. Acreage pro sed Reuse 1 2 4.13 Residnti& Kial 3 3.44 i 3.31 S 4.0 3.0 i 6 7 3:0 e 3.0 3.0"- i • 9 10 3.0 3.0 i 11 12 3.0 • 13 3.0 2.06 Public Facility 1S 2.06 Residential . /C=Wrctal 16 2.06 17 3.48 Is S2 .68 19 70 1.20 Open �n e lbsid"tISIX eaercial 22 2.26 Ream fan1/C INWrCf al 24 3.o Open Space 23 .21 1.6 Residential 26 27 1.07 i H' 28 1.0 22; Comercial a N MON 29 30 . 3.0o Public Fac/city OC *AJ .34 Reaidential/Commercial Land disposition by the City will restrict reuse of the property through the utiliza- tion of covenants running with land sold or leased for private use for a period to be determined at the the City of Miami. time of disposition by 52 Revised 7/85 P �WIFA1F., , r= • Nd �,