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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1984-06-28 Marked Agenda.MAYtj1� MAt s v c MA' OP n ;. f., ' c.. o CCrPAPrI�; ur !f r? MILL cc�nrr�ris��C,r,rl�J.LI. tJ CITY MANA( E-;' HOW CL t r r..�� s ro � i� �x z r-t�•e'.�. � � s-s .P �i' ` 3.'di'_'C„ '�`�. 5'+ � � NO MEETING, DATE: Junc 28, 1984 CITY HALT_ 3500 PAN AMERICAN Dr," THIS AGENDA CONSISTS OF FOUR PARTS: a� ITEMS 1 THROUGH 3 - PACE NO. 1. BEGINNING AT 9.15 AM PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS 4 THROUGH 19, PACES 1 BEGINNING AT 10:1.5 AM PLANNING & ZONING - ITEMS 20 THROUGH 27, PAGES 8 THROUGHII BEGINNING AT 5:00 PM NON -PLANNING & ZONING - BEGINNING WITH ITEM 28, BEGIN; & PAGE 14, MAY BE CONSIDERED AT ANY TIME UNLESS OTHERWIS SPECIFIED —_-- ITEMS 16 AND 17 HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD AFTER 3:1 ITEMS 25, 26 & 27 HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD AFTER 5 ' Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance • 1. Non -Scheduled Agenda. Items 2. Annual Review of the City Manager 3. Discussion of pending lawsuit PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS M 4. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Joseph & Madeline Rehill Laferriere POWER OF ATTORNEY(S) : Armando Fonticiella & Julio Santoyo PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : Approx 6450-90 West Flagler Street PETITIO' Ord 9500 atlas change ^rom RG-3/5 to CR-2/7. bate(s) Cori inued Iiay 24, 1984 Planning Department Recounuellds: Denial Zoning Boar,[ Rec011111:.°nds Denial, 6-1 PRO"ONENTS Jr.., ent it meeti rrg : Three �'s(�I�Ef1T hr s(,nt nt meeti jig Five bail repl i(-s in FAVO}< One Mail replies AGAIiIST Twelve IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 56 DAYS FRt11� ";E ?8, 1 84, T9f5t'Y_PT1_MION SHALL BE DELIAED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) TAKEN UP (See R- 84-748 14OVED : PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO & DAWKINS) R- 84-719 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PEREZ UNANIMOUS CONTINUED (See M-84-717 in City Clerk's Report MOVED: PLU:,2�R SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: CAROLLO) 5. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING FIRST READING APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Raul & Victoria Suarez- MOVED: CAROLLO Murias, Teabaldo & Lucy SECOND: PEREZ Grimal ABSENT: DAWKINS ATTORNEY : Susan Levine, Esq PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : 725 N14 35 Avenue PETITION : Ord 9500 atlas change from RS-2/2 to RG-1/3. Planning Department Recommends: Denial Zoning Board Recommends . Approval, 5-2 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Three MP I rep T es in FAVOR Five Mail replies AGATNST— Two IF THIS APPLICATION 1S NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, ION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) �. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING FIRST READING APPLICANTS)/OWNER(S): Otto Espino & Aldo Busot MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: PLUMMER ATTORNEY Gary Held, Esq ABSENT: NONE PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) : 3930-4024 NW 7 St PETITION Ord 9500 atlas change from RG-2/4 to CR-2/7. Planning Department Recommends: Approval Zoning Board Recommends . Approval, 7-0 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Forty-one OPPONENTS present at meeting Sixteen Mail replies in FAVOR Three Mail replies AGAIR(ST_ Sixteen IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1-9-8-4;AfffIS APPL A ION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) CIT -Y CBMMISSION AGENDA [)ATE: June 28 1984 PAGE NO: 3 7. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING FIRST READING MOVED: CAROLLO APPLICANT(S) Planning Dept SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: DAWKINS OWNER(S) . Metro Dade County PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 3251 South Miami Ave & 50 SW 32 Road (Vizcaya) PETITION Ord 9500 atlas change from RS-2/2 to GU. Planning Department Recommends Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 6-0 Mail replies AGAINST . One IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1984, THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) 8. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING CONTINUED TO JULY 31,1984 APPLICANTS) . Planning Dept OWNER(S) . Metro Dade County PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 3251 South Miami Ave & 50 SW 32 Road (Vizcaya) PETITION Ord 9500 atlas change by applying Section 1610 HC-1: GENERAL USE HERITAGE CONSERVATION OVERLAY DISTRICT to Vizcaya. Planning Department Recorrknends Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 6-0 Mail replies AGAINST : One IF THIS APPLICAI-IOII IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, I"9g�f, TINS APP—LTCATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) ---CITY COMMISSION AGENDA tOEETING MATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 4 9. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING APPLICANT(S) Planning Dept OWNER(S) United House of Prayer c/o Bishop t!. McCollough & Elder C. Sutton, Pastor PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 819 NW 2 Ave PETITION . Ord 9500 atlas change by applying Section 1610 HC-1: GENERAL USE HERITAGE CONSERVATION OVERLAY DISTRICT to the Lyric Theater. Planning Department Recommends . Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 5-0 Mail replies in FAVOR . One Mail replies AGA t- — . One IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1984, THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) 10. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - FIRST READING APPLICANTS) Planning Dept OWNER(S) Cushman School c/o Laura Cushman PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 592 WE 60 St PETITION Ord 9500 atlas change by applying Section 1610 HC-1: GENERAL USE HERITAGE CONSERVATION OVERLAY DISTRICT to the Cushman School. Planning Department Recommmends . Approval Planning Advisory Board Reconwnends: Approval, 6-0 Mail replies in FAVOR : Five IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUKE 2II,1584, THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) CONTINUED TO JULY 31,1984 FIRST READING MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS C] MFE_TING [)AT E: ,tune 11. RESOLUTION - STREFT CLOSURE APPLICANT(S)/OWNER(S): Metro -Dade Transportation Administration c/o Warren Higgins PROPERTY ADDRESS ES) Portion of NW 11 Terr PETITION Petition for the Official Vacation and Closure of that: portion of NW 11 Terrace between the East right-of- way line of NW 7 Avenue and the West right-of-way line of NW 6 Avenue; as a condition of approval of Tentative Plat #1212, "CULMER STATION FIRST ADDITION". Date(s) Continued Planning Department Recommends: Zoning Board Recommends PROPONENTS present at meeting Mail rep ies in FAVOR April 26 & May 24, 1984 Approval Approval, 6-0 Two Two 12. RESOLUTION - APPEAL BY PLANNING DEPT APPLICANTS) : Gary Held, Esq OWNER(S) Spanish International Communications PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 2501 NW 7 St, Approx 740-742 NW 25 Ave & 741-743 NW 26 Ave PETITION . Appeal of the Variance granted by the Zoning Board, Resolution ZB 27-84, to permit the erection of two (2) dish antennas and one (1) broad- casting antenna, as per revised plans on file, with a proposed 10' yard for all antennas (45.65' required) and a proposed 86' penetration of the light plane by the broadcast antennas (no penetration of light plane allowed. NOTE: At its meeting of April 26, 1984, the City Commission upheld the Zoning Board's decision, denying the appeal by Resolution 84-490. This item will be considered to establish a time limitation only. 13. RESOLUTION - PLAT ACCEPTANCE APPLICANT(S)/OWNER(S): Metro Dade County PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) NW 14 St & 14 Ave PETITION] Accepting the Plat entitled "C-SAIL.", a subdivision in the City of Miami; and accepting the dedications shown on said plat; and authorizing and directing the City Ptanager and City Clerk to execute the plat and providing for the recordation of said plat it, tlIc public records of Dade County, N'lorida. (-V r�-q �, ; �ft�- PAGE NO: 5 R- 84-720 (AS A"iBNDED) MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS Appeal denied by: R- 84-721 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS R- 84-722 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS Plat and Street Coiviittet. Aj;ptuval -40 POEETING DATE: Jane 28, 19 �i 14. RESOLUTION - PLAT ACCEPTANCE APPLICANT S)/OWNER(S): Metro Dade County and University of Miami PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES) Ntd 15 St & NW 17 St between N14 10 Ave & NW 9 Ave PETITION . Accepting the Plat entitled "HIGHLAND PARK DRIVE SECTION 2", a subdivision in the City of Miami; and accepting the dedications shown on said plat; and authorizing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the plat and providing for the recordation of said plat in the public records of Dade County, Florida. Plat and Street Committee recommends: Approval 15. RESOLUTION - MIAMI HERALD Requesting the City Manager to instruct the Building and Zoning Division, Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services Department, to issue a final Certificate of Occupancy for the sixth floor addition to the Miami Herald Building, subject to compliance with all applicable City ,ode and zoning regulations. ITEMS 16 AND .17 HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD AFTER 3:30 PM 16. RESOLUTION - 1221 BRICKELL PROJECT APPLICANTS) . Ameriswiss Associates OWNER(S) Miami Intl Commerce Ctr c/o Michael Adler Namora, NV c/o Earl Brown, Erich Lasowsky & David Zaidner Mortgagee: Mellon Bank PROPERTY AODRESS(ES): 1221 Brickell Ave PETITION Authorizing the final application for a Major Use Special Permit for the 1221 Brickell Project; including a Class C Special Permit per ARTICLE 28 HAJOR USE SP[C1AL PERMITS; DETAILED REQU1R1-1,1ENTS, Sections 2802.3-7 and 2803 of Zoning Ordinance 9500. Planning Department Reconriiends Approval Planning Advisory Board Recoiiimends: Approval, 6-1 PAGE NO: 6 R- 84-71-3 ( AS AMENDED) P.10VED : PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ UNANTMOUS R 84-718 MOVED: DAWKINS SECOND: PLUMMER UNANIMOUS R- 84-723 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS MEETING DATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 7 17. RESOLUTION - BAYSIDE PROJECT APPLICANT(S)/OWNER(S): City of Miami & Rouse Co PROPERTY ADDRESSES) : Approx 499 Biscayne Blvd PETITION Authorizing the final application for Major Use Special Permit for the Bayside Project including considerations pertaining to PR -PARKS AND RECREATION zoning district per ARTICLE 2.8 MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS; Sections 2802.3-7 and 2803 of Zoning Ordinance 9500. Planning Department Recommends , Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 7-0 18. PUBLIC MEETING - RESOLUTION - COMMODORE BAY i APPLICANTS) . Ken Triester i OWNER(S) . Ken Triester, Gerald Katcher, and Howard Scharlin PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): Approx 3471 Main Hwy i I PETITION Authorizing the applicant for Commodore Bay to proceed to file a final application for Major Use Special Permit with the Director of Planning; providing caveats; and establishing 3:30 PM, 2nd meeting in Scmtemhe ,as the public hearing date for consideration of the final application for Major Use Special Permit per Article 28 of Zoning Ordinance 9500, as amended. Planning Department Recommends , Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 7-0 19. CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING Request for a special meeting on July 12, 1984 to consider an extension to the Development Order for Miami Center II. R- 24-724 MOVED. PLTTMT-1FR SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS CAROLLO 4 R- 84-725 (AS AMENDED) MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS M- 84-726 MOVED: PLU1DIER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DA14KINS 0 W r .�y_, I� Cs1V rl_-�l 11N0Nr1': }1�iJ R4EE I ING DATE: June 28, 19114 114 PAGE NO: 8 Rom" ITEMS 20 THROUGH 27 HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD AFTER 5:00 PM WROW 20. ORDINANCE - ZONING TEXT AMD - SECOND READING APPLICANTS) . Planning Dept PETITION Ord 9500 text change by adding a new Subsection 2003.9 entitled "Temporary Special Events; Special Permits", to Section 2003 entitled "Accessory Uses and Structures", of ARTICLE 20 entitled "General and Supplementary Regulations", to provide for regulation of Carnivals, Festivals, Fairs and other similar activities; and containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. Date First Reading, as amended: May 24, 1984 Moved Comm Plummer Second Comm Perez (Y) Ferre (N) Dawkins (ABSENT) Carollo IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 29 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1984, THISAPPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) 21. ORDINANCE - ZONING TEXT AMD - SECOND READING APPLICANTS) . Planning Dept PETITION . Ord 9500 text amendment by amending Article 20 General and Supplementary Regulations, Section 2031 Drive -In Establishments; Car Washes, Subsection 2031.2 to provide that a minimum of ten (10) reservoir spaces; as defined, shall be required before a) teller windows of drive-in banks; b) ticket serving spaces of drive-in theaters; c) car washes; and d) other drive-in facilities (including but not limited to food and beverage sales, and laundry and dry cleaning pick-up stations). Date First Reading: May 24, 1984 Moved Corimr P1 u► mer Second Coiwu Perez (Y) }-erre (ABSENT) Carollo, Dawkins IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 56 DAYS FROM JUNE: 28, fT8_4 TAT APPL— ICA7jON SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) ORD. 9857 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS ORD. 9858 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS MEETING DATE: Jr►ne 28, 1984 22. ORDINANCE - ZONING TEXT AMD - FIRST READING APPLICANT(S) . Planning Dept PETITION (Amendment K) Ord 9500 text change by amending ARTICLE 15. SPI: SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICTS, Section 1520. SPI-2: Coconut Grove Central Commercial District, subsection 1529.1.1. and Section 1560. SPI-6: Central Commercial Residential District, Section 1569. paragraphs 2 and 4 to allow temporary civic and political campaign signs; ARTICLE 20. GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, subsections 2025.1.15. and 2025.3.6. to exempt temporary political campaign signs on sign vehicles; subsection 2025.3.11. to change the title and clarify the subsection as applying only to temporary civic campaign signs and excluding outdoor advertising signs from the terms of the subsection; providing a new subsection 2025.3.12. Temporary Political Campaign Signs and stating that no sign permits are required and specifying exceptions, limitations and responsibilities governing size, height and location in zoning districts, installation, safety, sign vehicles, duration, responsibilities for removal and excluding outdoor advertising signs; renumbering subsequent subsections 2025.3.12 through 2025.3.16 to subsec- tions 2025.3.13 through 2025.3.17; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, pages 1 and 2 to allow temporary political campaign signs, subject to the provisions of subsection 2025.3.12, in the RS-1, RS-1.1, RS-2, RG-1, RG-2, RG-2.1, RG-2.2, RG-2.3 and RG-3 zoning districts; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regula- tions, pages 4 and 5 to allow temporary civic and political campaign signs, subject to the provisions of subsections 2025.3.11 and 2025.3.12 respectively, in the CR and CG zoning districts; the effect of such amendments would be to allow temporary political campaign signs in all residential, commercial and industrial zoning districts; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. Date(s) Continued Apr 26 & May 24, 1984 Planning Department Recommends Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 6-0 IF THIS APPLICATION IS N01 LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 29 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1984, THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED 10 HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION) 3513) PAGE NO: 9 DISCUSSION ONLY 23. ORDINANCE - ZONING TEXT AMD - FIRST READING. APPLICANTS) . Planning Dept PETITION . (Amendment F) Ord 9500 text change 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-6: 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 (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 2008.8.1 to clarify that certain restrictions apply only to multi -family districts; ARTICLE 21 NOIICONFORMITIES, Subsection 2102.1 to expand the title to include "One Family Semi - Detached and Two Family Detached" 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, or, two-family detached as well as one--fanii ly detached dwellings; ARTICLE 25 CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS: DETAILED REQUIREMENTS, Sub- section 2510.2.3 by deleting "height" and substituting "height envelope light FIRST READING MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS PEREZ MEETING DINE: June 2n. 1984 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 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 Regula- tions, 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 Tran- sitional Uses, Structures and Require- ments, 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 6, for CR-3 Commercial Residential (General) Uses Permitted Generally insert "new" in front of "automobiles" in paragraph 3. Planning Department Recommends Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Approval, 7-0 IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS f=RO14 JUNE 28; _1984,,__TH`rS_APpPUrCATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) nrr s � tell (J`11�r PAGE NO: 11 ! it A CITY COMMISSION AGENDA aV5 J.1r . hn -fir A � MEETING DATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 12 24. ORDINANCE - ZONING TEXT AMD - FIRST READING APPLICANTS) . Planning Dept PETITION . Ord 9500 text amendment by amending Section 202.6 Signs, Specific Limitations and requirements of Article 20 General and Supplementary Regulations to clarify billboard height, introduce a billboard spacing formula, and change current limitations on the angle of billboards from limited access highways, including expressways; further amending sheet 5 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 by reference and description in Section 320 thereof, pertaining to CG General Commercial zoning district, Limitations on Signs by providing for height limitations and a spacing formula for ground or free standing signs, onsite and offsite, and containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. Planning Department Recommends . Approval Planning Advisory Board Recommends: Denial with substitute recommendations, 6-1 IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 90 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 1984, THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) ITEMS 25, 26 AND 27 HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD AFTER 5:30 PM SlaggM 25. DISCUSSION Per City Commission Motion 84-524; May 10, 1984, Public Hearing to discuss a Neighborhood Traffic Controi Plan for a portion of the Silver Bluff area, bounded by SW 22 Street (Coral Way), SW 27 Avenue, South Dixie Highway and SW 22 Avenue. NOTE: THIS IS A COMPANION ITEM TO ITEMS 26 & 27. DEFERRED BY M- 84-727 in CCR MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: DAWKINS PEREZ) PUBLIC HEARING HELD Ma f-tal +T[ArEdAkE J-1 b 4 t MELTING GATE. E111ne 28, 1984 26. RESOLUTION - STREET CLOSURE APPLICANT(S) Harold D. White OWNER(S) Coral Way Properties, Inc ATTORNEY Robert Traurig, Esq PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): Those alleys lying within the block bounded by SW 25 & 27 Aves & SW 22 St (A/K/A Coral Way) and Sod 22 Terr PETITION : Petition and request the Official Vacation and Closure of the N-S alley and E-W alley located in the block bounded by S14 25 and 27 Avenues and SW 22 Street (A/K/A Coral Way) and SW 22 Terrace; as a condition of approval of Tentative Plat #1169-C, "WHITE PLAZA SUB". Planning Department Recommends: Denial Zoning Board Recommends : Approval, 4-0 PROPONENTS present at meeting : Two Mail replies in FAVOR : Two NOTE: THIS IS A COMPANION ITEM TO ITEMS 25 & 27. 27. ORDINANCE - ZONING ATLAS AMD - SECOND READING APPLICANTS) Harold D. White OWNER(S) Coral Way Properties, Inc ATTORNEY Robert Traurig, Esq PROPERTY ADDRESS(ES): 2226 SW 25 Ave & 2511-75 SId 22 Terr PETITION Ord 9500 atlas change from == RS-2/2 to CR-2/7. Date First Reading: May 10, 1984 Moved Comm Plummer Second : Comm Perez (Y) : Ferre, Dawkins (N) Carollo _ IF THIS APPLICATION IS NOT LEGISLATIVELY DECIDED WITHIN 2 DAYS FROM JUNE 28, 11F)Itf�"AfiTON SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN DENIED. (ORD 9500, SECTION 3513) NOTE: THIS IS A COMPANION ITEM TO ITEMS 25 & 26. PAGE NO: 13 R- 84-735 (AS AMENDED) MOVED: PLUM1 ER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS ORD. 9859 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: DAWKINS ir'f,'t�s ram, r �rf!jiJi�,lr(11�7 CITY COMMISSION AGENDA r�AEeE*TING DINE: .June 28, 1984 RAGE NO: ; 4 28. Discussion of selection of City Attorney. 29. Discussion of the use of Manuel Artime Community Center Auditorium. (This item was deferred from the June 14th meeting). 30. Discussion of the Miami Outboard Club and the Miami Yatch Club. (This item was deferred from the June 14th meeting). 31. Discussion of the bifurcated ramp. (This item was discussed at the June 14th meeting). 32. Discussion regarding Code Compliance at 3940 Douglas Road. 33• Discussion regarding Claughton Island. 34. Discussion regarding Restaurant Associates. 35• Presentation - Certificates of Appreciation to Mr. Bernie Little and other persons associated with the Budweiser Championship Regatta. 36. Discussion regarding a Special City Commission Meeting on July 12, 1984 at Manuel Artime Center. R- 84-71.4 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: DAWKINS ABSENT: PEREZ NOT TAKEN UP R- 84-728 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DA14KINS M- 84-711 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: CAROLLO UNANIMOUS DISCUSSION CONTINUED TO JULY 31, 1984 AT 10:30 AM NOT TAKEN UP CONTINUED DISCUSSION MEETING I)ATE: J11 ne 28, 1 98 4 PAGE NO: 15 3:30 PM PUBLIC HEARINGS ITEMS 37-43 37. (PH) RESOLUTION Authorizing the issuance of a request for proposals for a Unified Development Pro 'ect for the vc vertown ar West Phase I roject, for residential- and commercial acilities to be located by nine blocks, irregularly bounded by Northwest 6th Street, Northwest 7th Street, Northwest 10th. Street, North Miami Avenue, Northwest 2nd Avenue and Northwest 3rd Avenue, (Miami A.L. Knowlton Blocks 24, 25, 37, 44, 45, 46 55, 56 and the portions of P.W. Whites Re -sub of block 36); selecting a certified public accounting firm and appointing members to a review committee to evaluate proposals and report findings to the City Manager as required by City of Miami Charter Section 53(3)• City Manager recommends. (This item was continued from the June 14th meeting). 38. (PH) RESOLUTION Accepting the completed work of P.N.M. Cor oration at a total cost o 80 for Buena Vista Highway Improvement TE`ase_ in Buena Vista Iiighway Improvement - Phase I District H-4475; and authorizing a final payment of $112,129.99. City Manager recommends. (This item was continued from the June 14th meeting). win PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUED TO JULY 30, 1984 at 10:00am (See M- 84-746 and^ M- 84-747 in CCR) CONTINUED iCITY CoMMISSION AGENDA / 111J MEETING DATE: 28, 1 984 PAGE N0: 16 Items 39, 40, 41 and 42 will also be heard as public hearings on the following date: July 30, 1984 39. (PH) ORDINANCE - DISCUSSION FOR PUBLIC INPUT Authorizin the issuance, subject to the election erein provided for $35,000,000 Park-_ and Recreation Facilities Bonds of the City of iami, Florida, for the purpose of paying the cost of acquiring, construction, developing, extending, enlarging and improving public park and recreation facilities in the City of Miami, including facilities properly appurtenant thereto, the acquisition and the improvement and filling, of land for such purposes and the acquisition of equipment therefor; providing for the levy and collection of ad valorem taxes to pay such bonds. (This item was discussed at the June 14th meeting). (companion to item #40). 40. (PH) ORDINANCE - DISCUSSION FOR PUBLIC INPUT Providing for the holding of a s ecial municipal election in e City off` iami, 7 oI ri a on September 4, 1°84, with respect To `issuance of $35,000,000 for Park and ecrea ion Facilities Bonds. This item was discussed at the June 14th meeting). DISCUSSION NOT TAKEN UP MEETING DATE: June 28, 1. 984_ PAGE NO: 17 41. (PH) ORDINANCE -- SE- COND READTNC Authorizing the issuance, subject to the election herein provided for, $30,000,000 Housing and Redevelopment -Bon-Ts oar CoM�mi n y evi a iza ion Projects in the City of Miami, or e purpose of ' paying e cost of land acquisition, residential and business relocation, demolition, site and infrastructure improvements, construction and modernization of public facilities, financial assistance for the construction of low and moderate income housing, economic development, historic preservation, and the construction of replacement housing for the residentially displaced, and providing for the levy and collection of ad valorem taxes to pay such bonds. (This item was continued from the June 14th meeting). (companion to items #40 and 37). 42. (PH) ORDINANCE — SECOND ND REAnTNC Providing for the holding of a S�,�ecial Municipal Election in the City of Miami, Florida,' on November 6, 1984, with respect o the issuance of $30,000,000 for Housing and Redevelo ment Bonds, his item was continued from the June 14th meeting). (companion to items #41 and 37). 43• (PH) Continuation of Cable T.V. Public Hearing. (This item was continued from the June 14th meeting).(companion to item #59). NOT TAKEN UP NOT TAKEN UP (See M- 84-740 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS) n MIE:ETING DATE: June 28. 1 084 PAGE NO: 18 PERSONAT, APPEARANCE 44• (PA) Thelma Gibson has requested a personal appearance before the City of Miami Commission. ORDINANCES - =R73-� 45 • ORDINANCE - r m pr Amending Ordinanceo. 9534, adopted December 9, 1982, the existing capital improvements appropriations ordinance, as amended by appropriating the amount of $2,219,000 for land acquisition for —� e Conventional Public Housing �e`ve�opme-nt Program from anticipated land reuse proceeds provided by the U.S. Department of IUJD to fund the site acquisition financing shortfall; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. City Manager recommends. (This item was discussed at the June 14th meeting). 46. ORDINANCE - EMERGENCY-4./5ths Imending Section 1T of Ordinance o. 9534, adopted December 9, 1982, the capital improvement appropriations ordinance for fiscal year ending September 30, 1984, as amended, by increasing the appropriation in the n er rise funds, range Bowl Stadium two nercent 2 resort tax �1�y an amount o $549,700, to complete the improvements to the �f'ield l ing sys-'Lem a ccos�- off` 4 4,700� and to begin a seat modernization program at a cosh of -$8 ,00 7 7E e initial order of ee.i;s at the Orange Bowl Stadiaru prior to the 1984 football seats oil; containing a repealer proviSi.on find a severabi 1 i iS c1 .u: e ; and dispensing w-I tl., tl:e requirement of reading the sane on two separate day: by a, vote of not less than four -fifths of the Commission. DISCUSSION REFEPRED TO CITY MANAGER FIRST READING MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS NOT TAKEN UP MEETING LINE: June 20, 1 0,84 ORDINANCE - SECOND READING 47. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING mA ending Chapter 2z, entitled 9"GGarbage and Trash", of the U-0--d-e�of e city of Miami, Florida, as amended by amending Sections 22-2 22--3, 22-127 22- 22-8 and 2' 3 ,)fr said Chapter ' ' ; prove ing; by said amendments the following: an additional requirement for placement location of dumpsters in new commercial or multi- family residential buildings; a clarification of fees due and payable during periods even when structures are temporarily vacant; that certain individuals other than owners shall assume increased responsibility for the condition of property and violations which occur on said property; that citations be written by sanitation inpsectors resulting in penalties if said violations are not corrected within a specified period of time; that all receptacles owned by private sanitation companies are marked and identified with the company name and telephone number; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. City Manager recomends. (This item was continued from the June 14th meeting). 48. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING Amending the code of the City of Miami, as amended, by adding a new section 54-17 providing that vehicular access to a particular streetbe prohibited at an i ntr ect cn z.i-:Tree Gucci prohibition is found to be in the best iriterc=St of the public; providing, a proct.dure to obtain ';uch prohibition; and, providing for a cul-de-sac or other turn ;.round on treets where veh;iculur access is prohibited; c.on't,aining a repealer provision and a severability clause. PAGE NO: 19 ORD. 9862 MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS (See related 11-84-745 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS) ORD. 9860 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS [a CITY COMMISSION AGENDA 4T(01 � nfv) MEETING DATE: Juno 28. 1 q84 PAGE NO: 20 49. ORDINANCE -- SECOND READING Setting forth a proposed Charter Amendment, known as "Charter Amendment No. 1" , amen - -in{ '"lie 1, 1?rUer o e City of Miami-, Florida, by correcting grammatical, syntactical, and linguistic i. errors e minating o soJ _> or redundant provisions, and restructuring and renumbering Charter Sections and parts thereof for clarity; instructing the proper City Officials to take all necessary actions for submission of said proposed Charter Amendment to the electorate at a special municipal election on September 4, 1984; and containing a severability clause. (companion to item #67). ORDINANCE -FIRST READING 50. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING stablishing a new special revenue fund entitled: "Minority Business Enterprise 9- ecialF and Appropriating funds inthe amount of $1 ,000_, to be used in establishing a program to assist black and hispanic minority business en�te�ruises in securing bonding o� r City of 10liami procurement activity, and in establishing programs to render financial assistance to black and hispanic minority business enterprises; containing a repealer provision and a severability clause. City Manager recommends. (�l�lP j; ORD. 9861 MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: PLUTZIER ABSENT: DAWKINS CAROLLO NOT TAKEN UP ul MEETING DATE: June 20, 1984 RESOLUTIONS 51. RESOLUTION Ratifying, approving and confirming the City Manager's acceptance of a $40,240.98 grant from Metropolitan �i acre County to _provide child day care services tocF1 c ren from ow -income families: and further authorizing the City Manager to execute the necessary contract (s) and agreement (s) to implement the program. City Manager recommends. 52. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to accept a Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant from the U.S. e artment of Housing and Urban eve o men or W96=1 o increase the su ly of affordable, standard housing for lower income families; and further authorizing the City Manager to submit the program description to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for approval. City Manager recommends. 53• RESOLUTION elesscheeduling the regular City Commission Meeting of July 12, 1984 to take place on July 30, 1984, and rescheduling the Planning and Zoning City Commission Meeting of July 26, 1984 to take place on July 31, 1984. 54. RESOLUTION Approving an assignment, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, of the lease for the construction and operation of die—Tror a -ra e en .er rom amide 3uvine& 7,i � Doan Association to Cen'-'rust Realty and Construction Company, a wholly -owned s ubsiaizary of Dade Savings and Loan Association. City Manager recommends. PAGE NO: 21 R- 84-744 MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS R- 84-738 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS ( This Resolution had already been passed on June 14, 1984 as R- 84-617) NOT TAKEN UP R Lkl-'ai 44 .1 x 1IEETINGDATE: June 28, 1984 55• RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to amend the existing professional services agreement in a Form acceptable to the City Attorney, with the firm of E.H. Friend &: Compa.ny, for expert actuarial assistance in pension matters by increasing the cost of services by an additional amount not to exceed $45,000 with funds therefore allocated from special programs and accounts. 56. RESOLUTION Accepting the proposals of Real state Research Cor oration and Leonard A. Bisz, M ai Appraisers, for a ee and $12,950. respectively, plus expert witness fees of $150.00 per hour to appraise for the purpose of establishing fair market value 4 square blocks of property and a portion of a fifth block and the improvements thereon, said property legally described as blocks 24N, 25N, 37N, 44N, and Lots 1 through row, and lots 19 and 20 of block 43N, all in A.L. Knowlton subdivision, as recorded in plat book B at page 41; bounded on the North by NW 10 Street; West by 14W 1 Avenue; South by NW 7 Street; East by North Miami Avenue and NE 1 Avenue. Funds covering the cost of the appraisals are provided from sale of Housing Bond Funds and a Housing and Urban Development Section Loan. 57. RESOLUTION Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay Marine Stadium Ent erjrises, Inc., the sum o 1 1—in two equal payments, in full and complete settlement of any amid all claims and demands against the city of Miami, its officers and emplcy ees , pu "-. Ualit to the terms set cut in the settlement agreement, and ul ct: t:-xecution of a release tile. City of III iauii , i is off i cers and employees, frow all claims and demands, and upon execution of the settlement documents. Y 1]IJ PAGE NO: 22 NOT TAKEN UP NOT TAKEN UP R- 84-733 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWi:INS (Se related M- 84-732 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS) MEETING DATE: June 28, 1984 58. RESOLUTION Z�reating a Minority Procurement Bid Bond Voucher Pr- ram which estabIis es a po I y relative to the requirements of bid bonds for minority firms on City Public Works Construction ro j� eec�ct�ss and in City ro�ement of goods and services; said policy authorizing contract payments to be mailed to designated financial institutions. City Manager recommends. (This item was deferred from the June 14th- meeting). 59. RESOLUTION authorizing the City Manager to enter into a professional services agreement with the accounting Pirm of Touche Ross & Co., in a form acceptable to die Tity Attorney, in an amount not to exceed $50,000, for the purpose of assisting the cable communications agency in conducting a financial analysis of the operations of Miami Cablevision, cable licensee of the City of Miami. City Manager recommends. This item was not taken up at the June 14th meeting). (companion to item #43)• 60. RESOLUTION A��orriz ng the City Manager to enter into an agreement, in a orm acceptable to the City Attorney, with Metropolitan Dade County for the purpose of imp emending, a portion of Dade County's Community Development B'1-o--FF--Tran —Program the ninth year to furl a�puriT on of Miami Capital DeveloT)Inent, Inc. Is administrative budget; further author iing the City Manager to accept a ,_rati,i`er or fund from Dade County ire thy; ,,Mount of $56,204 contingent upon approval. being granted by the Metropolitan Dade County Commission. City Manager recommends. R ri(11,,r ,(11i1 i" PAGE NO: 2 3 NOT TAKEN UP DISCUSSION R— 84-739 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS 40 CI COMMISSION AGENDA �'..r i�f7�%i�j1.r. I IEEE-TING DATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 24 61. RESOLUTION ut orizing the city Manager to enter into an a regiment, in substantially the form attached hereto, with S arber, ShevinS, ShapoHeez1��ronner, Professional Association, for e services of T-FMur E. Teele, Jr. Esquire of Counsel, To —serve as representative and represent the Cit. before the United mat7 Commerce, Housing and Urban Dove. o men , Transportation an o� er appropriate federal agencies; further authorizing the payment of $42,000 as a yearly fee for said and an additional sum of up to $12,000 yearly to cover expenses incurred during the term o said agreement. 62. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to execute an amendment in substantially the orm a tached hereto, to the $1,300.00 revolving loan fund and $120,000 Administrative Contrat between Miami Capital eve opment, nc. an the Citv of Miami in order to extand the contact performance period from June 30, 1984 to December 31, 1984. City Manager recommends. (This item was deferred from the June 14th meeting). 63. RESOLUTION uthorizing the City Manager to execute a lease agreement, in substantially the form attached, with American Barge Club, Inc., of a —pp roxlma e I y ,000 :square Meet of City - owned land cn Virginia Key located Nlorthea. ter•1y of planet ocean for the operation of a rowing facility *or t le youth and tan capped ofthe community. - R- 84-742 MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: CAROLLO DAW-KINS R- 84-734 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS NOT TAKEN UP n- r CI COMMISSION AGENDA MEF--Tf (3 1)ATE June 23, 1984 PAGE NO: 25 64. RESOLUTI..ON Autho—Firg the City Manager to execute a professional services contract, in a. form acceptable owe City Attorney, with Urban Studies Institute, Inc. at --Barr n? versa -y ;o pro- vide overall consultant services to review current police training with emphais on responsiveness to the multi -ethnic community of the City and to include suggested recommendations for future training methodologies; further allocating an amount not to exceed $127,013.00 therefor from FY 1983-84 budgeted Police Department funds. 65. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to execute a professional services contract, in a form acceptable o the City Attorney, with Florida Memorial College to provide human relations training for the City of Miami Police Department; further allocating an amount not to exceed $73,000, therefor from FY 1983-84 budgeted Police Department funds. 66. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to execute a professional services contract, in a form acceptable To —the City Attorney, with Valle Axelberd and Associates, nc. to provide overall consultant services -�`or purposes of�identifyi.ng and analyzing t}le 1)syc)io1 ogica1 stress factors produced from police training associated with the aappl i. cation of the 51.1E 33 Simulator, with emphasis on suggestions and recowmk� ndations for resolution of inappropriate responses displayed by police oficers; furt?ler allocating an amount not to exceed W25,000, therefor from FY 1983-84 budget Police Department funds. R- 84-729 MOVED: PLUMMIER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS R- 84-730 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS R- 84-731 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: DAWKINS QP0%Y7 rF lri' 0�r�l�l1LJ� MEETING DATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 265 67. RESOLUTION Za3 ink; and providing for_a special municipal election to e held on pep em er 4, 1984, or the purpose of submit-Fl to the qualified elector--- sof TEe -Uity of Miami for their approval or disapproval, a measure known a.s "Charter Amendment No. 111, amending the City C Carr e�by correcting grammatical, syntactical, and linguistic errors; eliminating obsolete or redundant provisions; and restructuring and renumbering Charter sections and parts thereof for clarity. (companion to item #49)• 68. RESOLUTION Allocating funding not to exceed $15,000 to purchase necessary uniforms and eciuipment and to cover personnel cost during a 40 hour training course and the ep e mer 1984 s a ing schedule for 18 school crossing guards; allocating funds therefor from the City of Miami special programs and accounts contingency fund; autliorizing the City Manager to instruct the purchasing agent to issue purchase orders for these uniforms and equipment. City Manager recommends. R- 84-743 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ ABSENT: CAROLLO DAWKINS NOT TAKEN UP r_=N Coo m'R USSION AGENDA MEETING DATE: June 28, 1984 PAGE NO: 27 69. 70. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES RESOLUTION Reappointing three (3) members of the Private Industry Council (PIC) of South Florida for the period July 1, 1984 to June 30, 1986. RESOLUTION uthorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, with Sarah E. Eaton, for services as a consultant, in connection with the City of Miami's Heritage Conservation t�Project, with tunas tnereiore expended from 10th year C.D. NOT TAKEN UP NOT TAKEN UP 9:00 am Proclamation: PRESENTED Connend a t ion : PRESENTED Pl- ac{tie PRESENTED PRESENTED Conmenda t ion : PRESENTED i { 2:00 pm Commendation PRESENTED SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA PRESENTATIONS Commission Mce-t i na = .Tune 28 1984 Ethel Beckh�un Day, upon her retirement as a Dade County School Board member. Police Officer Leonora Johnson, selected Outstanding Officer of the Year by Citizens' Crime h'atcIA of D,_3de County. Battalion Chief Daniel Ileyder, Miami. Dire Department. Mr. I n Corona, for his unselfish courage in saving a life. 1`9r. Amado "Al" Acosta, for his initiative and dedication to conrmuiity service. Police Officer Jose J. Fernandez, Most Outstanding Officer of the Month for May, 1984. �.. _..dS?.��f.�. ,.Iv�ANTING _.REDU.E.4T_.�.xd.n�_....:.�ur.__.a.cn.cr.� cy�a•�.�,.�...._......_� .�__ .