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ORDINANCE NO. 9994
EMERGENCY
AN/ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 53=-161 (3) OF
THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, WHICH CREATED A SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR
THE USE OF THE CONVENTION CENTER PARKING
GARAGE (MUNICIPAL GARAGE NO. 4) BY CHANGING
THE RATE 8CH80ULE FOR THE USE AND OCCUPANCY
OF AND THE SERVICES FURNISHED OR TO BE
FURNISHED IN CONNECTION WITH THE MIAMI CENTER
AND PARKING GARAGE; CONTAINING A REPEALER
PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE,
WHEREAS, the City of Miami has covenanted in the Trust
Indenture securing the Convention Center and Parking Garage
Revenue Bonds in Article V, Section 501, that a Consultant will
be appointed to prepare and submit a recommended schedule of
rates, fees and charges for the use and occupancy of and for the
services furnished or to be furnished in connection with the
Miami Convention Center and Parking Garage, effective May 1, 1985
and October 1, 1985.
WHEREAS, Department of Off -Street Parking Consultants did
perform research and complete a schedule of rates, fees and
charges for the use of and for services furnished or to be
furnished in connection with the World Trade Center Garage
(Municipal Garage No. 4) which schedule is found to be acceptable
and is reflected in the herein ordinance;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 53-161(3) of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amended, is hereby further amended in the
following particulars:)
1
"Sec. 53-161. Schedule of fees.
The schedule of rents, rates, fees and charges for
the use or occupancy of and for the services furnished
or to be furnished in connection with the Convention
Center of the City of Miami/University of Miami James
L. Knight International Center, also }mown as the
'Miami Convention Center,' is established as follows;
Underscored words and/or .figures shall be added. Remaining
provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged, Psteris%5'
indicate omitted and unchanged material,
0
(3) Convention Center Parking Garage
1988-84 1984-85
Rate Category Rate Rate*
Short -terms per one-half hour.,
$ 0.15
$.0 0
Early Bird (befot'e 9_:00 a.m. week-
day.7)iii.ii..iii.i•ii..iii. •i•
(t
4.0`r�t
All
3.00
8,00
Special events (including tax),
3.00
4..00
Luncheon rate (11 00 a.m. -
2:00 p.m.# plus tax)..........,
1,50
1.50
Monthly ........................
55.00
67.50
Valet setvice/overnight..,....
2.00
* Effective beginning June 1,1985.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict, are hereby
repealed.
Section 3. If any section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared invalid,
the remaining provisions of this ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 4. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an
emergency measure on the grounds of urgent public need for the pre-
servation of peace, health, safety, and property of the City of
Miami, and the requirement of reading this ordinance on two separate
days is hereby dispensed with by an affirmative vote of not less than
four -fifths of the members of the Commission.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of Max , 1985.
Maurice A. Ferre
MAURICE A. FERRE
MAYOR
ATT
RA PH Gr ONGIE, CITY CLERK t, Clerk of the City of Miami, Florida,
hereby certi;v that un t1e...17...o;:y of....
A. U. 19, ��. Wll, tru: aild currcet c 1)' o� tl;t ��h ,�•
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: r1nJ forctoi:r, inthtlance was j'n.!::ci, At tl;u So,, 11 f�irlr
of the Uak!;,' (_aunty Court 1i�1:�a1' al =.hC place
for notic--h ;md rmb,icati+lns by attaciliug ,aij c,:f>y 10
kRO RT CZAR the place Ilrovi.lcu therefor.
CHIEF D PUTY Y ATTORNEY WITNESS my hand and the; official seal of said
City rhtti.4W.. d.9y (if.._ r��? ..... ..A. D. 19,14
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS;
City Clerk
UCIA-A l)Q(JGHERTY
CITY ATTORNEY
RFC/rr/014/0-A
The Honorable Mayor and nnyE May 9 i 1985 Fri ` KN-01- 1 i
Membetas of the City Comtilissioh Co- 11-72
,crn�e.c:r Approval of Amendment
to Ordinance 9879
rnclkl w-ri Rrry t
(,Uy Manage1 tti"I W-11ANr ,
it; :is recotnmr�nded that the proposed
;wlllienc}tnenl, 1'o Otis finance 9879 which
nstablirflie new rates and fees for -
t1he Miami Convention Center Parking
C;arage for 198> and 1986, be adopted
accept.:i_ng the recommended schedule
or rates, and charges.
The purpose of Uie Ordinance is t:.o i.n,rea:—,e rites and charges for
trsc� Of- t le Miami. Convenlon Cr�ntler Parki_rtg Garage (Municipal
Garago ►Jc� . 11) for i.he ,year' , l y8ri and 1981), with the first increase
�� fer_tive. June 1, 1985, and the second i.nc,rease erCective October
1, 198
In ac,,cordanee wil,h the ec)venani. of the 'Crust, Ltidenture securing
the C"onverition Center/Garage Revenue Bonds, the Off -Street Parking
Authority, serving as consirli,.jnt,S for the Miami Convention Center
1'arkirtt; Garat;e, ;,ubinitterl to the City of Mi.amj. a suggested sched-
ul.e of rents, rates, Cees, arrcl r.;h�rrges fvr' Lhe� facility.
` The Miami Convention Center Parking Garage (Municipal Garage N0.4)
has been in operation for the past three years and three months,
and is heavily used by monthly parkers and visitors to the City of
Miami/University of Miami. James L. Knight International Center. A
recent review of the utilization and revenue generating patterns
of the garage indicates a dram.=.rtic increase during the three years
and Lhree months of operation. Monthly customer demand and gross
revenues as reporters by L►te Department of Off —Street Parking are
as follows during -his time period:
FY 62/83 FY 83/84 FY 84/85 FY 85/86
Monthly Feb opening Sept 940 Mar 1,295, Garage at
customers for: 200 capacity
July 604 1,300
Gross Revenue :`333,957 $1,022,734 $1,393,110 $1,866,310
9994
tWsr
N t
The Honorable lligor arrt1
Hetnbers of ti)e City ct)mm i r s Lon
May u, 198:)
Page 2
The irict,eace ill monthly customers is attributed to aggressive
marketing and development of annual contracts with large downtown
employe-rs by our consultants: the Department of Off -Street Park-
ing, Moreover, Win, increase in transient use of the garage is due
to expanded mid --day events at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and the
increased number of concerts and other programs at the Miami
Convention Center, )±urthermoret the increase in gross revenues at
the parking garage has resulted from increased utilization and
modest: adjustments in the rates. The result of this pattern is
that the garage is near capacity at the peak mid -day period at
least two days of each week.
RELATIONSHIP OE' GARAGE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE TO THE JAMES L.
KNIGHT CENTER
---"-------"._.._
Financing for the garage and the James L. Knight Center were
included in a $60 million revenue bond issue which was issued by
the City of Miami on July 1, 1980, The Official Statement for the
bond issue reflects that $15 million of the total financing was
allocated to the garage. Using this amount, the conclusion is
that 25 percent of the annual debt service should be allocated to
the garage which results in debt service of $1,285,000 for Fiscal
Year 1985/86.
'f'he Financial perrormance of the garage for the forthcoming fiscal
,year may be compared to the current; fiscal year as follows:
FY 811/85 FY 85/86
Revenues $1,393,110 $1,866,310
t Operating Expenses 758,200 836,100
Net Revenues rrom Upet-aL ions 63r1 , y 10 1 , 030, 210
1)e1)t Service 1,285,000 19285,000
Net Revenue after Debt Service (650,090) (254,790)
The rret impact, of adopt icon of this proposed budget is that the
garage will require a subsidy or $PIA 'T90 during the forthcoming
fist.>al year. Should the city C:ommissi.on adop� the proposed rates
discussed below, it. is anticipated that the garage will be in a
:31.11•1)luc, position d1,lriIlly Cis u;►1. yQl1' 1980/87 whir`h wil-I grow over a
five-year pt..,riod to a surpi.r.ls in 1,11e alriotlrlt of $ 1 .5 million which
Will be avcliiable Lo rc.-du(_e the deficit of the Knight; Center.
99,
The Honorable Mayor and
Members of the City COtnmi.SOOM
May 9 t 19#3
Page 3
RATES NECESSARY TO ACHLEVE ONANCIAL PROJECTIONS
1t is never pleannnL to recommend a rate increase. The factors
which i mpneL on Paten are! competitive Facilities in the area,
utilization levels within the Facility, impact on visitors to the
Knight; Center and Lhe Hyatt, Regency Hotel, and the overall impact
on the downtown business community. To er nuve that these impacts
were minimized, the Knight Center Advisory Committee was consult-
ed along with the past and present Knight Center Executive Direc-
torn and the City Manager's urri. e, The Commi_LLee reviewed a
rive -year proropma study b:r:;c,cl on a r rLp sLruoWr e Lhat would turn
the garage into a surplus gnngraLor•. The rut iow .ng rates were
unanimously recommended by the Knight Center Advisory Committee:
NFY 84/85 FY Q5/isU PY B6/87 VY 8 j_/:N E''_Y _08/09 rY 89/90
Monthly 09. uU $67 -50 $ 0 .00 $60.00 $65.00 $67 .50
Half -Hour .75 .71i .85 •95 1.05 1.15
All Day Maximum 1.25 6.00 iS.50 9.00 9.50 10.00
Special Event 3.00 ' .00 4 . Uo 4.00 11.00 4.00
Valet Service/ d.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
Overnight
*Midterm increase to $60.00 monthly and $4.00 "Eariy-Bird" effective
June 1, 1985.
it should be noted that the monthly rate increase is related to the
garage being at capacity and the need to reduce monthly customers in
order to allow space for more short term parkers at the James L. Knight
Center and Hyatt Regency Hotel during mid -day peak times. It is also
necessary to reduce the number of monthly parkers to accommodate the
City Commission's commitment of 500 spaces for the Centrust Tower
development as this project will be ready for occupancy during the
forthcoming fiscal year. 11 third justification for highter monthly
rates is that additional spaces are necessary to accommodate the valet
service which has been an ongoing problem for the image of the Knight
Center.
The net impact of the proposed rates is that the number of monthly
parkers will gradually reduce until the Centrust Tower is occupied.
The valet service and mid -day visitors to the Knight Center and the
Hyatt Regency will find parking more available, and net revenues of the
garage available for reduction of the deficit of the Knight Center will
increase to $1.5 million over a five year period.
f—
The Honoflable Mayor alid
Member"s of the City Commies:ion
May y 1 1985
Page )I
CONiLUS CON
Tlie�dep�irttnent of Of'f-Street Parking and the Off -Street Parking Board
have worked most diligently to turn around the financial performance of
this facility under, extremely difficult circumstances which include
design limitations of the structure and the difficulty of the construc-
tion process for the Centrust Tower and the Downtown People Mover, We
believe that the customers are satisfied with the operation of the
garage and with proper information, will understand the need for the
rate increase irr relation to the funds which will be made available for
the City of Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight International
Center.
.Ct is interesting to note that the financial structure of the Gusman
Cultural Center and the contiguous Olympia Building is similar. With-
out surplus revenues created by the operation of the Olympia Building,
there would be insufficient funds to operate the Gusman Cultural Center
without :-I property Lax subsidy. The Department of Off -Street Parking
worked closely with the Olympia Building tenants over the past year to
develop a strai egry for renovat_i.on of the office building and continued
expansion of the event, at Giisman Cu.lLurai. Center. The existing ten-
ants have agreed to new renLs which in many cases are 50 percent above
current rents, to remain in the renovated building and provide addi-
tional funds to the Gusrnan Cultural Center and the new entertainment
center.
9994
i
The Honorable Mayov and
Membetis of the City Commission
May y , 1981.)
Page It
CONCLUSION
'lire department; of Off-Strec:t; Parking and the Off -Street Parking Board
have worked most diligently to turn around the financial performance of
this facility under extremely difficult circumstances which include
design limitations of the structure and the difficulty of the construc-
tion process for the CenLrust Tower and the Downtown People Mover. We
believe that the customers are satisfied with the operation of the
garage and with proper information, will understand the need for the
rate increase in relation to the funds which will be made available for
the City of Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight International
Center.
it is interesting to note that the financial structure of the Gusman
Cultural Center and the contiguous Olympia Building is similar. With-
out sur~plus revenues created by the operation of the Olympia Building,
there would be insufficient funds to operate the Gusman Cultural Center
without a property Lax subsidy. The Department of Off -Street Parking
worked closely with the Olympia Building tenants over the past year to
develop a strategy for renovat-Lon of the office building and continued
expansion of the events at Gusinan Cultural Center. The existing ten-
ants have agreed to new rants which in many cases are 50 percent above
current rents, La remain in the renovated building and provide addi-
tional. funds to the Gusman Cultural Center and the new entertainment
center.
IW=
dITY OF MIAMI, K4.OAlbA
29 IN'ttk-O FICt MEMOFtANOUM
ra. The Honorable Mayor and °Att: May 9, 1985 PILE: kN-01-11
Members of the -City Commission �CO-11-7O
SU�EGT; Approval of Amendment
to Ordinance 9879
FROM: REFERENCES:
Sergio Pereira
City Manager TI ENCLOSURES;
It is recommended that the proposed
amendment to Ordinance 9879 which
establishes new rates and fees for
the Miami Convention Center Parking
Garage for 1985 and 1986, be adopted
accepting the recommended schedule
of rates, and charges.
The purpose of the Ordinance is to increase rates and charges for use
'- of the Miami Convention Center Parking Garage (Municipal Garage No.
4) for the years 1985 and 1986, with the first increase effective
June 1, 1985, and the second increase effective October 1, 1985.
In accordance with the covenant of the Trust Indenture securing the
Convention Center/Garage Revenue Bonds, the Off-street Parking Au-
thority, acting as consultants for the Miami Convention Center Park-
ing Garage, submitted to the City of Miami a suggested schedule of
rents, rates, fees and charges for the facility.
Pursuant to a review of the garage rates, it was determined that an
increase in rates would place the City of Miami in a more competitive
posture with the other downtown area parking facilities. The pro-
posed rate changes will increase the garage revenue by $24,000 for
the remainder of FY 1984-85. Furthermore, it is projected that a net
increase of $180,000 in revenues for FY 1985-86 will result from the
proposed garage rate increases on June 1, 1985, and October 1, 1985,
respectively.
Y Y y
TABLE t
COMPARISON OF EXISTING
RATES AS OF'APRIL 1p 105
MIAMI
SOUTHEAST
HOWARD
NORTHEAST
ONE
DUPONT
APCOA
ROBERTS
PENINSULA
SOUTHEAST
COMPETING
CONVENTION
BANK
JOHNSON
AIRLINE
BISCAYNE
PLAZA
GARAGE
35 SW 1ST
BANK
BANK
GARAGES
CENTER
OLD BLD.
APCOA
APCOA
TOWER
APCOA
SE 1ST ST_
APCOA
NE:U BLDG..
APCOA
SHORT -TEAM
RATE {30
minutt:s or
Iess)
.75
:1.00
1.50
1.75
1.00
2.00
1.50
1.50'
2.00
1.0U
EARLY BIRD
RATE
3.00
N/A
3.75
N/A
N/A
N/A
3.50
N/A
N/A
N/A
ALL DAY
�1A1t MU1d
340
N/A
7.50
7.50
N/A
8.00
6_75
7-75.
10.00
15_UCD
H5_00
MONTHLY
55.00
60.00
57.75
57.75
- 73.50
75.00
1 78.75
78.75
60.00
94.50,
►
*NA - Rate Not
Applicable
TABLE II
COMPARISON
OF PROPOSED RATES EFFECTIVE JUNE
1, 1985
MIAMI
SOUTHEAST
HOWARD
NORTHEAST
ONE
DUPONT
APCOA
ROBERTS
PENINSULA
SOUTHEAST
CI1M'ETING
CONVENTION
BANK
JOHNSON
AIRLINE
BISCAYNE
PLAZA'
GARAGE
35 SW 1ST
BANK
BANK
GARAGES
CENTER.
OLD BLD..
APCOA
APCOA
TOWER
APCOA
SE, 1ST ST.
APCOA
NE4� BLI}C
APCOA
SHORT-TERM
RATE,(jO
minutes o
less)'
.75
1.00
1.50
1.75
1.00
2.00
1.50
1.50
2.0a
1.0(k
EARLY BIRD
RATE
4.00
N/A
3.75*
N/A
N/A
N/A-
3.5U'
NtA
N/A
N/A
ALL DAY
IMA1Cd"Um
7.25
N/A
7.50
7.50
N/A
8.00
6.75
T-75
IU.UU
T5_U0
19ONT13LY
65.0G
60.00
60.00
57.75 `
57.75
73.50
75.00
78.75
78.75
60.00
44-5,D
VITA -' ?ate Not
Applicable
TABLE.III
COMPARISON OF PROPOSED RATES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,, 105-
MIAMI
SOUTHEAST
HOWARD
NORTHEAST
ONE
DUPONT
APCOA
ROBERTS
PENINSULA
SOUTHEAST
COMPETING CONVEIJTION
BANK
JOHNSON
AIRLINE
BISCAYNE
PLAZA
GARAGE
35 SW 1ST
BANK
BANK
GARAGES CENTER
OLD BLD.
APCOA
APCOA
TOWER
APCOA
SE 1ST ST.
APCOA
NEW BLDt�.
APOCA
SNORT -TERM
RATE '( 3'0
min, utes or
less)
.75
1.00
1.50
1.75
1.00
2.00
1.50
1.5U
2.00
1.Ut7
EARLY BIRD
RATE
4.10
N/A
3.75
N/A
N/A
N/A
3.50
N/A
N/A
U/A
ALL DAB[
MAXIMUM
tS.0U
N/A
7.50
7.50
N/A
8.OG
6.75
7.75
10.00
15 �OO
65 .00
MONTHLY
67.50
60.00
57.75
57.75
73.50
75.00
78-75
78.75
60.00 �)4_5,0
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of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a
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Iitled drdiiianbb(s):
ORDINANCE NO.9"3
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TEXT OF Zt'3h
NANCE NO, J500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OI
t Eb ISIGIN SPECIFIC LIMITATIONS AND MtOu1
to CLARIFY OUTDOOR SIGN Htlo
ISH METHODS OF 91ON CONSTRUCTION, PROHIi
ING LIGHTS AND MOVING PARTS, REQUIRE ALL
BE OF UNIPOb CONSTRUCTION WITH NO M0
TWO SIGN FACES, INTRODUCE A SON SPACING
MENT ALONG LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAYS AND
WAYS, ALLOW OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGN
VIEWED FROM AND LOCATEb WITHIN 600 FEET OF LIM•
ITED ACCESS IFYNd APPUCABLIE `SIGN AREAANDXPRESSWAYSL"-
OF OUTDOOR AbV; ANDCR�71S•
ING SIGNS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE REVIEW STAND.
ARDS AND AND ttTAOLISHINONG
REQUIREM NTSDITIONS R POP OUTDO ADVERTISNGPSIGNS
ALONG FEDERAL -AID PRIMARY HIGHWAY SYSTEMS; FUR.
THER, AMENDING PAGE 5 OF THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE -
OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS, CG GENERAL COMMERCIAL
ZONING DISTRICTS, BY REQUIRING SPECIAL EXCEPTION,
WITH CITY COMMISSION APPROVAL, FOR CERTAIN OUT
DOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS; CONTAINING A REPEALER
PAOV1810N AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
r'
ORDINANCE NO.9994
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 53-161(3)
OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, WHICH CREATED A SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR
THE USE OF THE CONVENTION CENTER PARKING GARAGE
(MUNICIPAL GARAGE NO. 4) BY CHANGING THE RATE
SCHEDULE FOR THE USE AND OCCUPANCY OF AND THE
SERVICES FURNISHED OR TO BE FURNISHED IN CONNEC-
TION WITH THE MIAMI CENTER AND PARKING GARAGE;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIL-
ITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9995
AN ORDINANCEAMENDING THE TEXT OF. ORDINANCE
NO.9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA, BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 2031.2 OF SECTION
2031 ENTITLED'9RIVE4N, ESTABLISHMENTS; CAR WASHES,"
TO REQUIRE A SPECIAL EXCEPTION WITH APPROVAL BY
THE CITY COMMISSION IF CAR WASHES, TELLER WINDOWS
OF DRIVE-IN BANKS, TICKET SELLING SPACES OF DRIVE-
IN THEATERS,.OR OTHER DRIVE-IN FACILITIES (INCLUD-
ING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FOOD AND BEVERAGESALES,
AND LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING PICK-UP. STATIONS)
DO NOT PROVIDE THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF RESERVOIR
SPACES; FURTHER, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
OF'DISTRICT REGULATIONS, PAGES 3 AND 4, IN.ZONING
DISTRICTS 04 AND CR-1 TO REQUIRE SPECIAL EXCEPTION,
WITH APPROVAL BY THE CITY COMMISSION, OF ALL DRIVE-
IN FACILITIES THAT DO NOT PROVIDE THE MINIMUM NUM-
BER OF RESERVOIR SPACES; CONTAINING A REPEALER
PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. SIM -
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF ORDI-, .
NANCE NO.,9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY;
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSI• ,
FICATION FOR THE, AREA GENERALLY BOUNDED, BY -THE
1.95 EXPRESSWAY, METRORAIL RIGHT-OF-WAY, SOUTHWEST
17TH ROAD, SOUTHWEST 2ND AVENUE; A LINE PARALLEL
TO AND APPROXIMATELY' 210 FEET NORTHEAST OF SOUTH-, `
WEST 17TH ROAD AND SOUTHWEST 2ND COURT (MORE.
PARTICULARLY. DESCRIBED HEREIN),, FIRQM'RS02 ONE -
FAMILY DETACHED RESIDENTIALTO RO-415 RESIDENTIAL
OFFICE;: MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKING:ALL, THE .
NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE NO, 37 OF:SAID ZONING .
NO.
NUE,
AN Oi>I
,NANCE
OF MIAI
A .PART'OF ORDINANCE NO.,9500, BY REF
DESCRIPTION IN :ARTICLE 30.SECTION, 300.77
NTAINNG-A REPEALER PROVISION AND A -
446e:
ORDINANCE NQ9997,
,E AMENDING THE=1NING ATLAS10F ORDI-
001 THE ZONING<ORDINANCE OF,THE CITY
ORIDA,,BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIC: ,
APPROXIMATELY 16M SOUTHWEST 2ND AV&
6AIp'7-ONIMG ATLAS MARE A PART;F OI0I
p, 190.00i, SY REFERENCE ANP DESCRIPTION :!N
4, :6E0TION 399, THEREOF; CONTAtINIWA
R PRON1610N AND A GEVERAOILIT'lir CLAIJSE1' ,
CApINANCE NOe 990
DICE AMENDING TIME ZONING AT4.A6_*F:OkDI-
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I, FLORIDA. AY IOHANalNG THJ9 ZONING 4MA661•
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Afflant further sayt that the told Miami ROVieW and Daily
Record is a neWspapet published at Miami In said Dade County,
Florida, and that the said neWsoapet hat ne►atoiore been
continuously published in said Dodd County, Florida. each day
(axeept Saturday. Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been
entered at second class mail mattet at the oott office in
Miami In said Dade County, Florida, lot a petlod of one year
next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of
adVe"1 6 fit: and alfiant tutthet sayt that she has neither
paid no p raised any person, firm or corporation any discount.
lobate, co mission or rotund for the purpose of securing this
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MR 110
WITH APPROVAL BY THE CITY COMMISSION, OP ALL DRIVE4,
IN FACILITIES THAT DO NOT PROVIDE THE MINIMUM NUM,
BEN OF RESthVOIR SPACES; CONTAINING A REPEALER
PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE,
ORDINANCE NO.0000
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF IOWA.
NANCE NO, 9500. THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF tHE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLAS91.
FICATION FOR THE AREA GENERALLY SOUNM BY THE
1.95 EXPRESSWAY METRORAIL RIGHT -OF WAY, SOUTHWEST
1?fH ROAD, SOUTHWEST 2ND AVENUE, A LINE PARALLEL
TO AND APPROXIMATELY 216 FEET NORTHEAST OF SOUTH-
WEST 1TTH ROAD AND SOUTHWEST 2Nb COURT (MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN), FROM.RS•212.ONE.
FAMILY DETACHED RESIDENTIALTO RO-115 RESIDENTIAL.
OFFICE; MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL THE
NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE NO. 3? OF SAID ZONING
ATLAS MADE A PART OF ORDINANCE NO, 9500, BY REF-
ERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300.
THEREOF; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9997
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE.ZONING ATLAS OF ORDI-
NANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSI-
FICATION OF APPROXIMATELY 16M SOUTHWEST 2ND AVE-
NUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, (MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
HEREIN) FROM AS-2/2 ONE -FAMILY DETACHED..RESIDEN
TIAL TO RO.315 RESIDENTIAL -OFFICE, MAKING FINDINGS;
AND BY MAKING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE
NO. 37 OF SAID ZONING ATLAS MADE A' PART OF ORDI-
NANCE NO. 9500, BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN
ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300. THEREOF; CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9998
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF ORDI-
NANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSI-
FICATION FOR THE AREA GENERALLY BOUNDED BY
SOUTHWEST 2ND COURT, SOUTHWEST 15TH ROAD, SOUTH-
WEST 1ST AVENUE AND A LINE PARALLEL TO AND APPROX-
IMATELY 115.150 FEET SOUTHWEST OF SOUTHWEST 15TH
ROAD (MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN), FROM
FIG 215 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL TO RO-315 RESIDEITIAL
OFFICE; MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL THE
NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE NO. 37 OF SAID ZONING
ATLAS MADE A PART OF ORDINANCE NO. 9500, BY- REF-
ERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300,
THEREOF; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9999
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF ORDI-
NANCE NO.9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI,FLORIDAP BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSI .
FICATION FOR THEAREA GENERALLY BOUNDED BY
SOUTHWEST 2ND;:AVENUE,'SOUTHWEST 17TH. ROAD,
SOUTHWESTIST AVENUE AND A LINE PARALLEL TCI AND.,..
APPROXIMATELY.390 FEET NORTHEAST OF SOUTHWEST"';
17TH'ROADi MIAMI,::F.LORIDA,(MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HEREIN),FROM RG-2(5 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL
TO RO.1l5 RESIDENTIAL -OFFICE MAKING FINDINGS;'AND
BY"MAKING`ALL THE ^NECESSARY:CHANGESON:PAGE
NO. `37:OF SAID ZONING .ATLAS,MADE A PART:OF,ORDI-
NANCE NO. 9500, BY`REFERENCE:AND DESCRIPTION, IN`,
ARTICLE 3`.SECTION =300, THEREOF; CONTAINING'A
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY•CLAUSE;
ORDINANCE NO. 10000
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TEXT OF .ORDINANCE
NO. 9500 THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA, BY'AMENDING SUBSECTIONS 2102.2.1.1 AND
2102.2.1.2, OF SECTION 2102 ENTITLED "NONCONFORMING
LOTS," TO PROVIDE THAT NONCONFORMING LOTS UTI•
LIZING`THE "EIGHTY PERCENT" EXCEPTION AND:RULE
FOR LOT DIVISION MUST MAINTAIN THE SAME COMMON
FRONTAGE.`ANO ORIENTATION AS THE PREVIOUS LOTS
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIL-
ITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.10001
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TWO NEW
SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS ENTITLED. "RENTAL REHABIL-
ITATION PROGRAM 1984" ANP "RENTAL' REHABILITA
TION PROGRAM -- 1965", APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR
THE OPERATION OF RAM€ IN THE AMOUNTS OF $696,6W
AND S090,QW, RESPECTIVELY, CONSISTING. OF FEDERAL
GRANT FUNDS FROM THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF HOV$ING AND VR AN DEVELOPMENT AND AUTHOR,
IZING THE CITY MANArAER TO ACCEPT THE GRANT AWARD
FROM TH19 UNITED STATE$ 9PARTMENT.OF HQ.WPING
THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE GRANT$, +PANTAINING A
REPEALER PRQXISIQN AN9 A SEVERAGIWTY;CL,AUSE
RALPH G.ONGIE
CITY 0WAK
CITY OF MIAMI, FWRIDA "
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