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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-09955J-83-1023 1/30/84 ORDINANCE NO. M - 9 9 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TEXT OF ORDINANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 515.1 TO DELETE AN ERRONEOUS REFERENCE, SECTION 606 TO PERMIT CERTAIN FACILITIES IN PLANNED DEVELOP= MENT DISTRICTS, SUBSECTIONS 612.6 TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO LIGHT PLANES, SECTION 1568 TO CLARIFY OFF=STREET PARKING SPACE REQUIREMENTS, SUBSECTIONS 2000.1.1 AND 2000.1.2.1 TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE RELATIVE TO VARIATIONS IN FLOOR AREA RATIOS AND OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENTS, SUBSECTIONS 2003.5 TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO HOME OCCUPATIONS, 2008.8.1 TO CLARIFY RESTRICTIONS APPLICABLE TO MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICTS, 2102.1 TO INCLUDE ONE -FAMILY SEMI-DETACHED, TWO-FAMILY DETACHED MULTIPLE DWELLINGS AND ADDING NEW LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO THE USE OF NON -CONFORMING LOTS, 2102.1.1 TO PROVIDE FOR CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS FOR USES EQUIVALENT TO ONE -FAMILY SEMI-DE- TACHED, TWO-FAMILY DETACHED, AND MULTIPLE DWELLINGS, 2510.2.3 TO CLARIFY HEIGHT AND LIGHT PLANES, 2510.362 TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE, 2510.2.3 TO CLARIFY HEIGHT AND LIGHT PLANES, 2510.3.2 TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE; AND SECTION 3004 PERTAINING TO NOTICE REQUIREMENTS, SUBSECTION 3101.1 TO PROHIBIT FLOOR AREA RATIO VARIANCES, AND 3602 TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF "FAMILY"; FURTHER, BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS: PAGE 21 BY ADDING "RESIDENTIAL" TO THE TITLE OF TABLES 1 AND 2; PAGE 31 BY ADDING "NON-RESIDENTIAL" TO THE TITLE OF TABLES 3 AND 4; AND PAGE 4, CR-2, COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL (COMMUNITY), PERMISSIBLE ONLY BY SPECIAL PERMIT AND CR-31 PERMISSIBLE GENERALLY, BY APPLYING THE PROVISIONS TO "NEW" AUTOMOBILES; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of September 5, 1984, Item No.101 following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 101-84, by a 6 to 0 vote, RECOMMENDING APPROVAL, of amending Ordinance No. 9500, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of : this matter deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant these amendments to Ordinance No. 9500 as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE# BE IT OROAINEA BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIOA; Section 1.. The 20nihq text of OrdihAhCO 9500, the Zoning Otdinance of the City of Miaftit Plotida, is heteby amended as follows:l "ARTICLE 5. PLANNED 08VELOPMENT (PO) DISTRICTS, GENERALLY SECTION 515, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING ACTION FOLLOWING REZONING TO PD STATUS, 515.1 Approval of Final Plans and Reports. After lands are rezoned to PD status, no building permit shall be issued in such districts unless and until the director of the Department of Planning, by Class C special permit, shall have approved final plans and reports for the development as a whole or stages or portions thereof deemed satisfactory in relation to total development. Where approvals by other govern- mental agencies or officers are required, the director of the Department of Planning shall be responsible for coordinating such approvals. The form and content of such final plans and reports shall be as prescribed in zoning, subdivision, or other regulations generally or for particular PD districts. and-in-tl�e-rt��es-a€-tl�e Bepartment-a€-Platen+ng . The final plan shall be in substantial accord with the preliminary development concept plan as approved. ARTICLE 6. PD-H: PLANNED DEVELOPMENT- HOUSING.DISTRICTS SECTION 606. USES AND STRUCTURES PERMISSIBLE IN LARGE PD-H DISTRICTS. In addition to the principal and accessory uses and structures permitted above, facilities planned for development as part of the district, internally oriented, and serving needs not otherwise conveniently served by already existing facilities outside o .t e proposed development served--in-tire-genera+-area= may be permitted y t e City Commission as part of PD-H amendments for districts having sufficient population to support such facilities, as follows: SECTION 612, SITE PLANNING, EXTERNAL RELATIONSHIPS. 612.6. Height Limitations at Edges of PD-H Districts. Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Under- seored words and/Qr figures shall be added, The remaining provisions are now In effect and remain unchanged. Asteriakg indicated omitted and unchanged material.. Ai Except along boundaties where adjoining districts petmit the same or greater heights within siMilat ateasp no portion of any building its such district shall ptoject through ttnag#ftaty light planes leaning inwatd from district boundaties at arises as follows-. LUI Lim Plane in Increase in Height tot DegreesoaEach 1 Foot Horizontal Inward from District Distance from District Boutlyar a Boundary (feet) 1�4 5-6 45 1.0 7-8 60 1.73 ARTICLE 15. SPI: SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS SECTION 1568. OFFSTREET PARKING AND LOADING. 1. Offstreet or offsite parking is not required or permissible in this district except: a. Multi -family buildings shall provide not less than te-emeeed .5 offstreet parking spaces per dwelling unit. * ARTICLE 20. * GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS SECTION 2000. APPLICATION. 2000.1 Rules Concerning Combinations of Uses and Buildings or on Premises; Cumulative Require- ments or Limitations. * * * 2000.1.1. Varp#ng Different Floor Area Ratios Applying to Uses Combined in Building(s) or on Premises. Where there is a difference vaetat#en between floor area ratio limitations applying to permitted uses within the same building (or buildings on the.same lot), the eomb4ned total floor area limitations shall be can streed-te-be-met-t the sum of lot area require- ments for each ail' of the uses, with the competed separately-7—rem floor areas-propesed f each use calculated for the proportionate share of the lot. The sum or f e_proportiona_ areas of t.e lot shallghall not exceed ie--not-greater-tTan thegross area of the ot. 2000.1.2. Varying Yard, Open Space, and the Building Spacing Requirements Applying to Residential and Non -Residential Uses combined in building, 2000-1-2-1. V#ryinq Livability and Pedestrian Qpe'n Space Requirements or Total Open Space Requirements, Where Residential and Non -Residential Uses are Combined in building+( , Where livability space, pedestrians open space, or different ween uses in a building, or for for re total o en space re uirements, or the like, Tn u 1 ngs on the same lot, and where such requirements telate to ratios or percentages of gross lot area, the lot area requirements of each use shall be computed P.Kgp.o t ionatgly in. the mannerSuch separate r dlot area 2000. :1 for floor area,ea requirements oar ee_ac use shall then be multiplied by the a p dp�riate Y t n to cornput,e fetal aee� and the pereentege of eae to sue etal shall then be ees��stee�--�aei�-pereentages-shall=tk�en-be�t�tilt#plled�by total -let . area- to -de tetm+me-theWeamber-a€-egeaee-feet of gross let area to use as a base In eemputing livability space, pedestrian open space, or total open space requirements, or the like, for the individual uses. SECTION 2003. ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES. * 2003.5. Home Occupations. Where home occupations are permitted or permissible, the following limitations and requirements apply: (a) The home occupation shall be conducted by not more than 2 persons, one of whom must reside on the premises. I�et-mere-� a�►-one-geeser�-r�et resi-ing-en-t e-premises-sha��-be-engageel-#n seep-heme-eeeupat€en- (b) The use of the dwelling unit for the home occupation shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to its use for residential purposes by its occupants and the area devoted to the conduct of the home occupation shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the f-irst floor area of the residence, exclusive of the area of any open porch or attached garage or similar space not suited or intended for occupancy as living quarters. Ne-reems-whieh-have-been-eenstreeted-as-an ddd4t4on- to- the- re94deneeT-ner-any-attaehed pereh-er-garage-wh�eh-has-been-eenrerted-ante ��rr�ng-gt�artees=-she��-be-eens�eleree7-as-€deer area for the purpose of these regttlat4ens ant-il-twe-+2+-pears-a€ter-the-elate-a€-eem- p�et�e»-theree�;-as-sheNn-by-the-reeerd9-e€ the-e4ty-Bui+d+nq-Bepartment:' (h ) �Phe-€eeNng-sktal-net-be-eenslelereel-home eeeupat#ens: barber or beatity shop-r banal }nstrament er dance lnstruet#enT sw+mminq �n9trtiet�en�-e�h�r�stad}e-€er-gretip-instrtie-- t4emT psb++ a d+n-ing fae++sty or tearooms ant#ejae or q�ft OhOPT massage Pori-OrT �hetegre�}i�e�-stael�e3��er�+�r�e-�ee�����=-�egt�leer coffiffier ci a1=PurpaeCOT -seta++-sa*eVT-Maraory whoa* ei' kindergartens med-ical of dental Home OCCUpation-s shall be limited to the SECTION 2008. REQUIRED YAR08 AND OTHER REQUIRED OPEN 5PACES; DETAIL LIMITATIONS ON OCCUPANCY. 2008.8, LIMITATIONS OF DRIVE -WAYS AND OFF=STREET PARKING, AND LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS, IN REQUIRED YARDS ADJACENT TO STREETS. 2008.861. In Residential Districts. Offstreet parking for uses in residential districts shall be permitted in required yards adjacent to streets only to the extent allowable under the following limitations: (a) Within such yards in multi -family districts, parking shall be permitted only in portions at least seven and one half (7 1/2) feet from street lot lines where parking is perpen- dicular to the lot line, and five (5) feet where parking or a driveway is parallel to the street lot line. * ARTICLE 21. NONCONFORMITIES * SECTION 2102. NONCONFORMING LOTS. 2102.1. Use of Single Non Conforming Lots for One -Family Detached, One -Family Semi-. detached, Two -Family Detac e , and multiple Dwellings in Districts Permitting One Family Detached, One-Famil Semi -Detached, Two - Family Detac ed, an multipleDwe ings. _ (1) On any separate, nonconforming, lot not in continuous frontage with other lots in the same ownership (except as provided at Section 2102.2.2, below) a one -family detached dwelling and customary accessory buildings may be erected, expanded, or altered regard- less of district requirements for lot area and/or width, but in accord with other requirements and limitations except as set forth below, provided that such use is otherwise permitted in the district. (2) On any se agate, nonconforming lot not in continuous ronta e V t other lots In the .same ownersnl except as proV at`Sedtid e ow a ore - am_ etac e_ a tWO- 5mi- y etac e . ,. a ' one7tamiry semi ^ aFERCRB or multiple P lhge en customa.r accessor _ ul in s may`, e erecte . ex sf e , 9 a'_tere: prOV . eat t1le lot 6V1. t - and area is at leasta 9' ty eroer�t o e FRTT-recl minimum 1 s r c W93,Qtnare area respec ive Y, are ' in ac�or w Qt �r r e I q u I i I reinInts ano limitattgns ,o a smilltr o except as set forth below, 2102, 1, 1, Modification of Di st rl' et Yard and Lot Coverage Requirements by class C. Special Permit; Limitations, 13Y Class C special permits on single nonconforming lots, district yard dimension requirements may be reduced, and lot coverage limitations increased, by amounts up to but not exceeding twenty five percent (25t)t upon findings that such modifications are the least which are reasonably necessary to permit use of the lot in a manner equivalent to use of conforming lots for one -family detached, one family semi"detached two-family detached, or mult p edwellings and Custo- mary accessory buildings. W ere appropriate to the particular circumstances, conditions attached to such permits may require increases in dimensions of certain yards to compensate for reductions in others, or require maintenance of the general lot coverage limitation but permit modification of yard require- ments: ARTICLE 25. CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS SECTION 2510. CLASS C SPECIAL PERMIT FOR PRESERVATION OF NATURAL OR ARCHEOLOGICAL FEATURES. 2510.2. Standards. 2510.2.3. Limitations on Types of Regulations that may be Relaxed. That the requested Class C special permit will be granted only for the relaxation of zoning regulations pertaining to lot area, yards, required offstreet parking, height envelope light plane, or open space requirements and not or use, , floor area ratio, percentage of lot coverage, minimum floor area, or plane III of the height envelope. he4:qhtT 2510.3. Procedures. 2510.2. Notification of Adjoining Property Owners. The applicant shall obtain from all owners of property a 3acent o ot-abuttin-g-­ t — SU e R ct op;irty 5 signed statement demonstrating_ tnat the signer knows what the applicant is requesting. In cases where —75—e appli ant is unable to obtain a ME 3 statement, thii - appTicanE shM not-tty and enclose a staEernent for th abutt!hg___'o ad 3 o i n 1 ng p rcipe�tt7y '6wn e r (s Ey -ber-E if led ma Fe F "utW receit -rejue7st-e-a. 5ucb statements area part'bt ttle app Icati4n or Permit' 4nd"M;_ application w 1 n67- a deeme c6mglete,without t1iigyF7A03a-cent_­o-t7_aFU't Mci Provertv bwner maiv, in oucn oDjectionso r -a- p--p—r —o v conslaor 'h6 - ------ I:Mt e o t o pep Y - .. r ot--- 4n rj �C_hj�_h_g_ 0­0FI-sIJ nsi out sh-1 Ff"n =tng-, Site Plan. E'_ e ARTICLE 30, APPEALS PROM DECISIONS OR ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING. SECTION 3004, SETTING HEARING DATES: NOTICE. The Zoning Board shall set a date for the hearing of the appeal, which shall not be more than forty-five (45) days from the date the notice of appeal was filed; provided, the time limitation herein set out shall not apply during the thirty one (31) days of the month of August. Notice of such date shall be given to the appellant by certified mail. Notice by mail at least fifteen (15) days in advance of the hearing shall be given to any persons who; at any stage of the pro- ceedings, including that time prior to decision by the administrative official, have in writing indicated their desire to be notified 9-igh-i -ie thteeest er eppe9�t�et���tt-the-matter . n ARTICLE 31. APPEALS FOR VARIANCE FROM TERMS OF ORDINANCE SECTION 3101. VARIANCE DEFINED; LIMITATIONS. 3101.1. Use and Floor Area Ratio Variances Prohibited. Under no circumstances shall the Zoning Board grant a variance to permit a floor area ratio or a use not permitted under the terms of t is Zoning Ordinance in the zoning district involved, or any use expressly or by implication prohibited by the terms of this Zoning Ordinance in the said zoning district. ARTICLE 36. SECTION 3602. SPECIFIC. DEFINITIONS Family. A family is one or more persons occupying a single dwelling or lodging unit, provided that unless all members are related by blood er, marriage, or adoption, no such family shall contain over three (7T Me persons (including servants). but furtFier pred�ded--as-te��eNe; a --fn a dwe++ing an+tT net more than two +2+ reefs net eenta-in-ing }ndependent k tehen �ae���t�es-and-net-�l�ya�aa��Y-�aepara�eT€�e�n of four f4i or +eso roomers= who may 0+00 board w4th the famiiY7 Four +4� or +ess beaarderyeT 4pnc+oding gbut, not necessar+ y ppr*s-Fp�4���a4���aL At��Q��:��.a?'.,��♦'°�r��e����r Ri���r t+.�-�a�a�. �m'.� tr2 reemf5d��ed, .. bT A family may also inClUde a grQup of nQt more than eight (8) chi.l,dren, in addition to foster parents,, residing in a home caring for 7 fo6tet childten, with the total ttumbtt of childteh including natutal children of the fostet patent, ptovided that such home is apptoVed by apptoptiate state and/ot lacal agencies. Section 2. page 2 of the Official Schedule of Disttict Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 is amended as follows! "TABLE 1. STANDARD RATIOS BY LAND USE INTENSITY SECTORS R�SIDENTI�IL TABLE 2. HEIGHT ENVELOPES BY LAND USE INTENSITY SECTORS (RESIDENTIAL) Section 3. Page 3 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 is amended as follows: TABLE 3. STANDARD RATIOS BY LAND USE INTENSITY SECTORS (NON RESIDENTIAL) * * * TABLE 4. HEIGHT ENVELOPES BY LAND USE INTENSITY SECTORS (NON RESIDENTIAL) Section 4. Page 4 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 is amended as follows: "USES AND STRUCTURES PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES * CR-2. COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL (COMMUNITY) Permissible Only by Special Permit * * 5. Retail, establishments for the sale of new automo- biles,, equipment and accessories; automobile new parts and accessories; pet and pet supply shall be permissible only by Class C special. permit. * CR-3. COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL (GENERAL) rJ 3► Retail establishments for sales of new autoMO— biies, motorcycles and/or parts, equipment and accessories; for sale of new boats, marine motors, parts, equipment and accessories; for sale Of pets and pet supplies; plant nurseries; building supply stores, Aside from plant nurseries, all com- mercial sales, display and service activities shall be within fully enclosed buildings, Aside from antique shops, art shops and boob stores, no such retail establishment shall deal primarily in second-hand merchandise. * * ►t Section 5. All ordinances, code sections, or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict. Section 6. Should any part or provision of this ordi- nance be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 20th day of December , 1984. PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 24th day of January , 1985. ST: RALPH G. ONGIE ity Clerk /% 1, Zgq-� Clerk of the City of Miami, Florida, In r,: y ee:•tppify tP,at on the, 17.....day of ........ 13. 19_ jj�p a Full, true an-3 cdl rel t cup_ 1f 1. sure i! )lilt U!-dinirn1;e vis ro.:Icd :;t t1 t: so.101 U. "or lil: liar,.. cowity coui t nutic,s and I;ub:iea;ions by alicschi,li' s;t' 6 c:�t)y tO .ur iile plac,s provided therefor. WITNESS my hand and the official_ seal of said City this..Jal...... day ut,.. D. 19.. 0& ity Clerk PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: P� fAL " * l•W. sista l'. Ci sa. a.,WWv City Attorney JEM/wpc/ab/387 tt¢rney Maurice A. Ferre MAU ICE A. FERRE, Mayor 9 a©,' z 2 Howard V. Gary September 11, 1984 =. City_Manager 1 ORDINANCE - RECOMMEND APPROVAL AMENDMENT F Director COMMISSION AGENDA - SEPTEMBER 20, 1984 Planning and Zoning Boards PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS Administration Department It is -recommended by the Planning Advisory Board that amendments to the Zoning Text of Zoning 0r_d nance 9500, as amended, by amending ARTICLE 5 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (PD) DISTRICTS, GENERALLY, Subsection 515.1; ARTICLE 6 PD-H PLANNED DEVELOP- MENT - HOUSING DISTRICTS, Section 606 and Subsection 612.6; ARTICLE 15 SPI SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Sections 1560 and 1568; ARTICLE 20 GENERAL AND SUPPLE— MENTARY REGULATIONS, Subsections 2000.1.1, 2000.1.2.1, 2003.5 and 2008.8.1; ARTICLE 21 NONCONFORMITIES, Subsections 2102.1 and 2102.1.1; ARTICLE 25 CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, Subsec- tion 2510.2.3 and adding a new Subsection — 2510.3.2; ARTICLE 28 MAJOR USE SPECIAL _ PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, by deleIing Subsections 2802.2, 2802.2.1, 2802.2.2 and 2802.2.3, amending Sections 2800 and,2802, adding a new Subsection 2802.4 and amending Section 2803; ARTICLE 30 APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, Section 3004; ARTICLE 31 APPEALS FOR VARIANCE FROM TERMS OF ORDINANCE, Subsection 3101.1; ARTICLE 36 - DEFINITIONS, Section 3602, Family; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, page 2 by adding "Residen- tial" to the title of tables 1 and 2; page 3 for RO-1, RO-2, RO-2,1, RO-3 & RO-4 Residential Office Districts for Transitional Uses, Structures and Require- ments; page 3 by adding "non-residential" to the title of tables 3 and 4, page 4 for CR-2 Commercial Residential (Co -*Unity) Permissible Only by Special Permit and for CR-3 Commercial Residential (General) Permitted 5ener4lly be approved. The Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting.of September 5, 1984, Item 108 following an advertised tearing, adopted Resolution RAO 101-84 by 41 to 0 Vote, recommending approval of an amendment to the Ionfng Text of Zoning r Howard V. Gary September 11, 1984 City, Manager 1 ORDINANCE - RECOMMEND APPROVAL AMENDMENT F A - e - s Director COMMISSION AGENDA - SEPTEMBER 20, 1984 Planning and Zoning Boards PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS Administration Department It is -recommended by the Planning Advisory Board that amendments to the Zoning Text of Zoning Ordinance 97500, as amended, by amending ARTICLE 5 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT - (PD) DISTRICTS, GENERALLY, Subsection 515.1; ARTICLE 6 PD-H PLANNED DEVELOP- MENT - HOUSING DISTRICTS, Section 606 and Subsection 612.6; ARTICLE 15 SPI SPECIAL - PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Sections 1560 and 1568; ARTICLE 20 GENERAL AND SUPPLE- MENTARY REGULATIONS, Subsections 2000.1.1, 2000.1.2.1, 2003.5 and 2008.8.1; ARTICLE 21 NONCONFORMITIES, Subsections 2102.1 and 2102:1.1; ARTICLE 25 CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, Subsec- tion 2510.2.3 and adding a new Subsection 2510.3.2;'ARTICLE 28 MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, by deleting Subsections 2802.2, 2802.2.1, 2802.2.,2 and 2802.2.3, amending Sections 2800 and,2802, adding a new Subsection. 2802.4 and amending,5ection 2803 ARTICLE 30 APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, Section 3004; ARTICLE 31 APPEALS FOR VARIANCE FROM TERMS OF .ORDINANCE, Subsection 3101,1; ARTICLE 36 DEFINITIONS, Section 3602 Family; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, page 2 by adding "Residers- tial" to the title of tables 1 and 2; page 3 for R0-1, RO-2, RO-2.I, RO-3 & RO-4 Residential Office Districts for Transitional Uses, Structures and Require- ments; page 3 by add n4 "non-residential " to the title of tables S and 4; page 4 for CR-2 Commercial Residential (Community) Permissible Only by Bpeci41 Permit. and for CR-3 Commercial Residential (General) Permitted Generally be approved, The Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of September S. 1984, ;r Item 10, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution PAD 101-84 by a 6 to 0 vote, recommending Approval of an amendment to the .honing Text of Zoning """ 9 AW eo�*N W Howard V. Gary Page 2 September 11, 1984 Ordinance 5500, as amended, by amending ARTICLE 5 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (PD) DISTRICTS, GENERALLY, Subsection 515.1 to delete an erroneous reference to rules of the Department of Planning-, ARTICLE 6 PO-H PLANNED DEVELOPMENT HOUSING DISTRICTS, Section 606 to allow for the inclusion of certain facilities in planned development districts if the development is not conveniently served by existing facilities outside the district,, Subsection 612.6 to clarify that imaginary planes are light planes; ARTICLE 15 SPI SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Section 1560 SPI-64 Central Commercial Residential Districts, Section 1568, paragraph la to clarify that multi- family buildings shall provide not less than .5 offstreet parking spaces per dwelling unit in this district; ARTICLE 20 GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, Subsections 2000.1.1 and 2000.1.2.1 to clarify the computation; where different floor area ratios, livability, pedestrian open space or total open space requirements apply to residential and non-residential uses in the same building (or buildings on the same lot); Subsection 2003.5 Home Occupations, inserting a new paragraph (a) to clarify conduct by no more than two (2) persons, one (1) of whom is resident, deleting a provision in paragraph W that disqualified space built within 2 years of application, deleting a list in paragraph (h) not considered to be home occupations and substituting a new paragraph (h) being a list of home occupations; Subsection 2008.8.1 to clarify that certain restrictions apply only to multi -family districts; ARTICLE 21 NONCONFORMITIES, Subsection-2102.1 to expand the title to include "One Family Semi -Detached, Two Family Detached and Multiple" Dwellings; and adding a new paragraph (2) pertaining to the use of a nonconforming lot that meets eighty (80) percent of the minimum lot requirements; Subsection 2102.1.1 to provide that on single nonconforming lots a Class C special permit may be issued to include uses equivalent to one -family semi-detached, two-family detached, and multiple dwellings as well as one -family detached dwellings; ARTICLE 25 CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, Subsection 2510.2.3 by deleting "height" and substituting "height envelope light plane" and "plane III of the height envelope"; by adding a new Subsection 2510.3.2 providing for notice to adjacent property owners and providing for objections of adjacent property owners where a Class C special permit pertains to preservation of natural or archeological features and ARTICLE 28 MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS by deleting Subsections 2802.2, 2802.2.1, 2802.2.2 and 2802.2.3 to delete the preliminary application and amending Section 2800 and Section 2802 by revising subsections, titles and numbers, and adding a new Subsection 2802.4 to accomplish the same purpose, and amending Section 2803 to provide more flexibility in applying the standards and eliminating public need as a standard, amending Section 2803 to provide final review of construction documents by the Planning Director; ARTICLE 30 APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, Section 3 ' 004 pertaining to notice requirements; ARTICLE 31 APPEALS FOR VARIANCE FROM TERMS OF ORDINANCE, Subsection 3101.1 to prohibit floor area ratio variances; ARTICLE 36 DEFINITIONS, Section 3602, Family to change the definition of family to include three (3) rather than five (5) unrelated individuals and delete paragraph (a); by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, page 2 by adding "Residential" to the titles of tables I and 2; page3, for RO-1, R0-2* RO-2.1s RO-3, RO-4 Residential Office Districts, for Transitional Uses, Structures and Requirements, delete the underline under Side Transitions and Rear Transition and provide new transitional requirements and limitations pertaining to poximity to R$.1j RS-2 and RG.1 lots, adding "non-residential" to the title of Tables 3 and 4; page 4 for CR-2 Commercial Residential (Community) Permissible Only by 99 5 _ PrrYF+F�Nr a+tIAi►+�trit•.?se §t3'it 1111101 , ri Howard V. Cary Page 3 September 11, 19$4 -p Special Permit by inserting "new" in front of "automobiles" in paragraph 5, for CRL3 Commercial Residential (General) Uses Permitted Generally insert — "new" in front of "automobiles" in paragraph 3. e Backup information is included for your review. An ORDINANCE to provide for the above has been prepared by the City Attorney's Office and submitted for consideration of the City Commission. AEPL:111 cc: Law Department NOTE: Planning Department recommends: APPROVAL f "°1 x 99 5' z :' ¢RaC+.'! '",•$•'•�.•r-'lNdeewDT109R b'••�:.�T+sp,,.�.y. '•-.yRR'f/X71!!^t,f•_nrs -t r_. �...*.Rs+gss•aar,}.R#tit•eFr•.!r' • t•�ererl;re4AAr�/A.'�Ire •ea�rgn rx b,sr, •err st�'A`� �+t'.'plFfml3aPfeM �;,.•s 0 10 APPLICANT PETITION el"N 9. . ... ...... PLANNING FACT SHEET City of Miami Planning Department: May 16, 1984 0 W Amendment "F" Per City Commission action on November 15, 1984, reconsideration of amendments to the Zoning Text of Zoning Ordinance 9500, as amended, by amending ARTICLE 5 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (PD) DISTRICTS, GENERALLY, Subsection 515.1 to delete an erroneous reference to rules of the Department of Planning; ARTICLE 6' PD-H PLANNED DEVELOPMENT - HOUSING DISTRICTS, Section 606 to allow for the inclusion of certain facilities i'F planned development districts if the development is not conveniently served- by existing facilities outside the district; Subsection 612.6 to clarify that imaginary planes are light planes; ARTICLE 15 SPI SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Section 1560 SPI-6: Central Commercial Residential Districts, Section 1568, paragraph la to clarify that multi -family` buildings shall provide not less 'than 1 .5 offstreet parking spaces per dwelling unit in, this district; ARTICLE 20 GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, Subsections 2000.1.1 and 2000.1.2.1 to clarify the computation; where different floor area ratios, livability, pedestrian open space or total open space requirements apply to residential and non residential uses in the same building (or buildings on the same lot); Subsection 2003.5 Home Occupations, inserting a new paragraph (a) to clarify conduct by no more than two (2) persons, one (1) of whom is resident, deleting a provision in paragraph (b) that disqualified space built within 2 years of application' deleting a list in paragraph (h) not considered to be home occupations and substituting a new paragraph (h) being a list of home occupations; Subsection 2008,801 to clarify that certain restrictions apply only to multifamily districts; ARTICLE 21 NONCONFORMITIES1 Subsection 2102.1 to expand the title to include "One Family Semi Detached$ Two Family Detached and Multiple" Dwellings; and adding a new paragraph (2) pertaining to the use of a nonconforming lot that meets eighty (80) percent of the minimum lot requirements; Subsection 2102,1.1 to provide that on singlenonconforming lots a Class C special permit may be, issued to PAS 12/f/84 Item #9 0-1 M-99 5 4 1 & include uses equivalent to one -family gem' detached, two-family detached, and multiple dwellings as well as one -family detached dwellings; ARTICLE 25 CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, Subsection 2510,2.3 by deleting "height" and substituting "height envelope light plane" and "plane III of the height envelope"; by adding a new Subsection 2510.3.2 providing for notice to adjacent property owners and providing for objections of adjacent property owners where a Class C special permit pertains to preservation of natural or archeological features and ARTICLE 28 MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS by deleting Subsections 2802.2, 2802.2.1, 2802.21.2 and 2802.2.3 to delete the preliminary application and amending Section 2800 and Section 2802 by revising subsections, titles and numbers, and adding a new Subsection 2802.4 to accomplish the same purpose, and amending Section 2803 to provide more flexibility in applying the standards and eliminating public need as a standard, amending Section 2803 to provide final review of construction documents by the Planning Director; ARTICLE 30 APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, Section 3004 pertaining to notice requirements; ARTICLE 31 APPEALS FOR VARIANCE FROM TERMS OF ORDINANCE, Subsection 3101.1 to prohibit floor area ratio variances; ARTICLE 36 DEFINITIONS, Section 3602, Family to change the definition of family . to include three (3) rather than five (5) unrelated individuals and delete paragraph (a); by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, page 2 by adding "Residential" to the titles of tables 1 and 2; page 3, for RO-1, RO-2, RO-2.1, RO-3, RO-4 Residential Office. Districts, for Transitional Uses, Structures and Requirements, delete the underline under Side Transitions and Rear Transition and provide new transitional requirements . and limitations pertaining to proximity to RS-1, RS-2 and RG-1, lots, adding "non-residential" to the title of Tables 3 and 4; page 4 for CR-2 Commercial Residential (Community) Permissible Only by Special Permit by inserting "new" in front of "automobiles" in paragraph 61 for CR-3 Commercial Residential (General) Vses Permitted Generally insert "new" in front of "automobiles" in paragraph 3.. REQUEST To amend Zoning Ordinance 9500 Amendment IT" 0-4rificativs. .. i ....- •.s. � k1i c i++++4�Y�.S:r. � J t 1� v C 3� ji rY .. ,. :.�,. .:.:. .. .. .....� ..� x...rt w �:,;.W'.i ��. 1: ...1:f1q j�.j.tr:..i� 4rt., �iui1•� .t ;�1µ,t sy Jt...w BACKGROUND Amendment F was previously recommended ' " ded by the Planning Advisory lard on November 9, 1983, and March 21, 1984, The City Commission did not take legislative action on 2nd reading May 10, 1984, so that the amendment expired under the 90-day rule: The Planning Advisory Board recommended Amendment "F" on June 6, 1984. The City Commission passed amendment "F" on 1st reading on June 28, 1984 and continued the item on July 31, 1984. ANALYSIS Amendment "F" is the result of recommendations of the Ordinance 9500 Review Committee. This amendment would accomplish the following, clarifications. 1. Reference to "rules of the Department of Planning" is de e e . 2. In PD-H Districts, certain facilities, in addition o principal and accessory structures, would be permitted provided the proposed development was not already conveniently served by existing aci i ies outside the proposed development. 3. "Imaginary" planes are clarified as being "light" pi nes. 4. In the SPI-b District, the offstreet parking requirements are clarified to state' that multi -family buildings shall provide not less than offstree parking spaces per dwelling unit. 5. In proposed developments which combine residential and non-residential uses, the computation for floor area ratio, livability, pedestrian open space and total open space are clarified. 6. For home occupations, the number of persons is limi a o_ one of whom is resident on the premises, A provision that disqualified space built within 2 ° years of an application is _e-e a _.: o om occupa ions s subs MUed for a list not considered to be -home occupations. NNW,- -- - 1 r 1 8. For nonconforming_ lots, a provision `is a e-thata I I ows one- amily semi-detached, two-family detache we ,ngs,, an'd RZItip e owe ii,ngs as weII as one-tam!ly detached w�"eilings in appropriate districts if the lot meets 80 percent of the minimum lot requirement, and o er requirements of the zoning district. 9. For Class C permits requested for the preservation of natural or archeological features height envelope light pane regu a ions may also be relaxe o ice requirements to adjacent property owners are simp , ied; written objections from adjacent property owners are to be considered. 10. For Major Use Special Permits, the ,ng permit process is simplified by eliminating review of preliminary' applications before the Planning Advisory Board and-Uty Commission. The application of standards provides greater f e , i , y; 'public nee " is eliminated as,a standard to be reps aced by "public welfare." The Planning Director is to review final construction documents. 11. For Appeals from the Decisions of the Zoning Administrator or Director of anning epar men , notice requirements or the appeal earing before the Zoning Board is to include persons who have written a request to be notified. 12. Variances for floor area ratios are to be prohibited.- 13. The definition of family is modified to include members re a e y blood, marriage or adoption plus 3 rather than 5 unrelated persons; a provision relating to roomers or less is deleted. 14,' 15. For the Residential Office Districts, (RA-1 through �► new sl Q__ an rear transitional requirements are added if 7in pr0)UT ITY to s ng a and two family In the CR-2 and CRs3 districts, :under uses permi tta eno;ra y, a sa es of new, rather than used automobiles.-, motorcyr;e , etc, is clarified, PAR 191518A O 5 5 Item # + ,Sc.::i: i a* , •' Et ,> .. f f k• 4�`2Ci J5;�, N'�S it':' Y��kF4'ir�r�'•11.,''i ,w7,i ri:�sa - T .. .. �•� .a .. .. .: '� }yin.• .tv �11',1 V art.. •.. ��rrY �rtYiwl �. it y�i�.YiYl.kiR �-a i6'•1 :l'V :ram �Q4'l ��wP K 4 / tt'LC+'y 4t ttl�', �r 1 .. ... .... ..i.... .. .. . _ _ s. ..........''�n....rv��.i:.a..:H Ui.tlus'f y..��w'.s.. ,a.�s'l/h n..,?i•ri.i RECOMMENDATIONS PLANNING DEPT. PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COMMISSION PLANNING DEPT. PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COMMISSION PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COMMISSION Approval. At its meeting of June 6, 1984, the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution PAB 46-84 by a 7 to O vote, recommending approval of the above. At its meeting of June 28, 1984, the City Commission passed the above on First Reading. At its meeting of July 31, 1984, the City Commission continued the item until September 20, 1984, requesting further consideration of multiple dwellings in substandard lots. Approved, including a provision for multiple dwellings on substandard lots. At its meeting of September 5, 1984, the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution PAB 101-84 by a 6 to 0 vote, recommending approval of the above. At the meeting of September 20 , 1984, this item was continued to October 25, 1984. At the meeting of October 25, 1984, this item was continued to November 15, 1984. At the meeting of November 15, 1984, this item was continued to December 20, 1984. At its meeting of December 5, 1984, the Planning Advisory Board adopted Resolution PAB 133-84 by a 6 to 0 vote, recommending approval of the above.` At its meeting of December 20, 1984, the City Commission passed the above on First Reading. 11 MIAMI REVIEW AND DAILY RECORD Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays Miami, Dade County, Florida. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DADE: Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Octelma V. Ferbeyrs, who on oath says that she is the Supervisor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in Dade County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of CITY OF MIAMI Re: ORDINANCE NO. 9955 X X X Inthe ......................................... Court, was published In said newspaper to the Issues of Feb.1, 1985 Afffant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily Record Is a newspaper published at Miami In said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office In Miami in said Dade County, Florida, for s period ^f one yPer next preceding :he first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and afflant further says that she has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebateLAommission or refund for the puspose of securing this ..� ........... r V4OTvhmrio)anC subatribed before me this _ 1:S.t , day.of .. ... Fe�.. - A.D. 19..85 .. , ��i �q • . I101W P0T ,%tste of F or Large (SEAL) OF F F l.O``���`, My Commission `f 1AWO O . 23, 1986. MR IBA �iTw� �� ifki�MNi� DA�I�'�`�l9U��`1►f 114��1ilA • MAL 061182 All itlteastod patbofm Will fam houbg that 6h tha 94th cday''St Jahuaty, 1§86,'the City C6ftithigglol5 of Mldfhl, Flotldd, Ad6pt65 tlig fblloWIh§ 11116d dtdlPibhbb(a): ORDINANCE No. 0066 ORDINANCE NO, 00i AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING"ATLAS ORDI NANCE NO.9506, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY APPLYING THE 1­10-3; RESIDEN. TIAL OFFICE HERITAGE CONSERVATION "OVERLAY DISTRICT TO ADbITiONAL PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE "J.W. WARNER HOUSE," LOCATED AT APPROXIMATELY, Ili SOUTHWEST 5TH AVENUE, (MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN); MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKE- ING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE NO.36 OF SAID ZONING ATLAS; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVI- SION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. ORDINANCE NO.9952 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF ORDI- NANCE NO.9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLAS- SIFICATION OF APPROXIMATELY 2210 SOUTHWEST 16TH STREET AND APPROXIMATELY 1600.02 SOUTHWEST 22Nb AVENUEI' MIAMI,' FLORIDA, (MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM RS-= ONE FAMILY DETACHED RESIDENTIAL TO CR4117 COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL (NEIGHBORHOOD) BY MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAK- ING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE NO.39 OF SAID ZONING ATLAS MADE A PART OF ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION, IWARTICLE.3, SECTION 300,THEREOF; CONTAINING'A REPEALER PRO- VISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. ORDINANCE NO.9953 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TEXT OF: :ORDINANCE NO.9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; BY AMENDING ARTICLE 15 ENTITLED 11SPI: SPE* CIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS,'!, BY, ADDWG''A NEW SECTION .15170 ENTITLED "SPI.17: SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE ' OVERLAY DISTRICT,!' AND ASSOCIATED NEW SECTIONS': 15171 THRU 15173; PROVIDING FOR INTENT, EFFECT, AND CLASS CISPECIAL PERMIT REQUIREMENT; AND, CONTAINING, A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIL- ITY CLAUSE. ORDINANCE NO.9954 AN ORDINANCE AMENDINGTHEZONING ATLAS OF ORDI ' NANCE NO, 91W, THE ZONING ORDINANCEOF THE CITY j OF MIAMI, FLORIDA =BY, REMOVINGTHE'SPI3 COCONUT GROVE MAJOR STREETS OVERLAY DISTRICT FROM THE, AREA GENERALLY BOUNDEWSY MARY STREET, kLINE RANGING FROM APPROXIMATELY,100 TO 200 FEET SOUTH + •_;: OF AND PARALLEL, TO TIGERTAIL AVENUF4 AVIATIOWAVE . NUE, AND TIGERTAIL AVENUE,• (MOR>r•`PARTICUI ARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN); MAKING FINDINGS, -AND BY.,MAK ING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGES NO; M5 48 OF SAID ZONING ATLAS; CONTAINING A' REPEALER PRO• VISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.. ORDINANCE NO "% AN ORDINANCE AMENDING, THE TEXT OF_ORDINANCE .? -\IA./•tM:'T\lc^lA\II\I/S'-Asf11►1�\IH�.AC,7LIG'A17V.AC \IIA\II''' 1 ■ P1.NNF.1a, ',�5lQ.;�,� TQ 1YdAE � JiIQT11',�;X,AItIR'IS1�Cs •T1�N �4 )�1�Tl�1NINt3 T� �tlL�Tl{,'rB:1,llRE;�AF�iITBa 6�" r .. Afilf2i-"� '... ANCES,ANl�36Q�!tClChlrllN�aEThllsl;3EFll4tT101+I�F"'F�II, 14,Y"; fURTHER, BY,AMM).MG THESiFFl;60MOPIJhf. ; !�I' �l�iT�ICT..i�EGUJ.A'T�I�N�,��►�aE �, �'�..�DJlal�3;""{4i�S14 t' 01AITA41.1, 0 T#6;TIT" OF T'A A, 2; f. ,., eAR►1Ar�3,tfAtA1W.RFA1PfCMTr1A'1AiE:3Pl+#'JdE'�!13L�iFx:'091. 3,.:.id �'. ul A C-j ()_1An')djshd sutl:rfbed beforb me this IS,t;; dAy'01 .......... pc A.0, et H I " SN" flltr"Idt at L.19. Nojary'P�b 6,31ati 6 (SEAL) 0 F t: o My conitnisslah 1161011,6wbW. 23, 1986. M R 144 ORDINANCE NO. 99t4 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 26NINO ATLAS OF ORI51. NANCE NO 0900 THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY REMOVING THE BPI-3: COCONUT GROVE MAJOR STREETS OVERLAY DISTRICT PROM THE AREA GENERALLY BOUNbP-b BY MAAYttAtEt A LINE RANGING FROM APPROXIMATELY iOb TO 200 f:tgf SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL TO tidtAtAIL AVENUE, AVIATION AVE- NUE, AND fIGEATAIL AVENUE, (MOAV PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN); MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAK. INO ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PA0128 N6.46-46 OF SAID ZONING ATLAS- CONTAINING A AtPEALtA PRO. VISION AND A StVEAA61LITY CLAUSE. ORDINANCE NO. 005 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TEXT OF ORDINANCE NO. W, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI FLORIDA, BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 515A TO bELIETi AN ERRONEOUS REFERENCE, -SECTION OW TO PERMIT CERTAIN FACILITIES IN PLANNED DEVELOPMENT 018- TRIM, SUBSECTIONS 6112.0 TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO LIGHT PLANES, SECTION 11568 1-0 CLAR- IFY OFF.STAtr:T PARKING SPACE AEOUIAEMtNTS, SUB- SECTIONS 2000.1.11 AND 2000-1 .2-i TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE RELATIVE TO VARIATIONS TO FLOOR AREA RATIOS AND OPEN 9PACE.AEOUIAEMENTS, SUBSECTIONS 2003.6 TO CLARIFY LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO HOME OCCUPATIONS, 2008.e.1 To CLARIFY RESTRICTIONS APPLICABLE TO MULs TIPLE FAMILY DISTRICTS, 2102.1 TO INCLUDE ONE -FAMILY SEMI-DETACHEb, TWO-FAMILY DETACHED MULTIPLE DWELLINGS AND ADDING NEW LANGUAGE PERTAINING TO THE USE OF NON -CONFORMING LOTS, 2102.1,11 TO PROVIDE FOR CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS FOR USES EQUIV- ALENT TO ONE -FAMILY SEMI-DETACHED, TWO-FAMILY DETACHED, AND MULTIPLE DWELLINGS, 2610.2.3 TO CLAR- IFY HEIGHT AND LIGHT PLANES, 2510.3.2 TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE, 2510.9.3 TO CLARIFY HEIGHT AND LIGHT PLANES, 2510.3.2 TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE; AND SEC. TION 3004 PERTAINING TO NOTICEREQUIREMENTS, SUB- SECTION, r TO PROHIBIT FLOOR AREA RATIO VARI- AN ES. AND 3602 TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF "FAM- ILY' � FURTHER, BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS- PAGE 2, BY ADDING "RES1. DENTIAI:* TO THE TITLE OF TABLES 1 AND 2; PAGE 3, BY ADDING "NON-RESIDENTIAL" TO THE TITLE OF TABLES 3 AND 4; AND PAGE 4, CR-2, COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL (COMMUNITY), PERMISSIBLE ONLY BY SPECIAL PERMIT AND CR-3, PERM ISSI BLEGEN ERALLY, BY, APPLYING THE PROVISIONS TO "NEW"; AUTOWBILES;;ClbNTAIN ING A REPEALER PROVISION .-AND k,StVERABILIT.Y6LAUSE;.*.,,:. "ORDINANCE Olt f%1 PvbIIpot1Qn.Qf,t.h10 Notigg 9-n. 46j.' 1 2/1