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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-09757J-83-861A 10/13/83 ORDINANCE NO.- 9757 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING TEXT OF ORDINANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 20 OF SAID ORDINANCE ENTITLED "GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS" BY AMENDING SUBSECTIONS 2006.5.5. TO CHANGE THE DEFINI- TION OF WATERFRONT YARD BASED ON THE REDUCED WIDTH OF THE ADJACENT WATERWAY, 2008.7 TO PROVIDE THAT ALL DEVELOPMENT IN WATERFRONT YARDS SHALL BE PERMISSIBLE BY CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS SUBJECT TO REQUIREMENTS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTION, 2008.9.3. TO PROVIDE A MINIMUM 10 FOOT MEASUREMENT WITHIN THE BASE BUILDING LINE ALONG ONE SIDE OF A VISIBILITY TRIANGLE, 2012.3.1 AND 2012.3.2. TO PROVIDE MEASUREMENT FROM EXTERIOR WINDOWS, 2017.1.1 TO PROVIDE THAT BACKING A VEHICLE INTO A PUBLIC ALLEY IS PERMISSIBLE BY CLASS C SPECIAL PERMIT SUBJECT TO REQUIREMENTS, 2020.1 TO PROVIDE THAT MOBILE HOMES MAY BE UTILIZED FOR TEMPORARY OFFICES OR OTHER PURPOSES SUBJECT TO A CLASS B SPECIAL PERMIT, 2034.3, TO PROVIDE THAT, PERTAINING TO A CERTIFICATE OF USE, NEW OWNERSHIP SHALL BE APPROVED BY CLASS B SPECIAL PERMIT; BY AMENDING ARTICLE 21 ENTITLED "NONCON FORMI- TIES" BY AMENDING SUBSECTIONS 2103.3 AND 2104.6 TO SIMPLIFY THE TIME PERIOD PERTAINING TO DISCONTINUANCE OF A NONCONFORMING USE; BY AMENDING ARTICLE 23 ENTITLED "SPECIAL PERMITS; GENERALLY" BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 2301.6 TO CLARIFY PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS FOR VARI- ANCES PROCESSED UNDER A MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT; FURTHER, AMENDING SAID ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS MADE A PART OF SAID ORDINANCE BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3 BY AMENDING PAGE 3, RO-3, PRINCrPAL USES AND STRUCTURES BY ADDING MEDICAL REFERENCE LABORATORIES AND TRAVEL AGENTS TO USES PERMITTED GENERALLY; BY AMENDING PAGE 5, CBD-1, PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES, BY _ DELETING CG-1 AND SUBSTITUTING IN LIEU THEREOF C R-3 AS THE REFERENCE DISTRICT, DELETING REPAIR GARAGES, SPORTS ARENAS, FRONTONS, RACE TRACKS, VETERINARY FACILITIES AND PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES OR PASSENGER VANS FROM THE LIST OF USES NOT PERMITTED IN THE DISTRICT; BY ADDING " JOB PRINTING LITHOGRAPHY, PUBLISHING AND THE LIKE" AS BEING PERMITTED GENERALLY, AND DELETING CG-1, AND INSERTING IN LIEU THEREOF, CR AS THE REFERENCE DISTRICT FOR LIMITATIONS ON USES; FURTHER AMENDING PAGE 6, PR, PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES, BY PROVIDING FOR "ACTIVITIES WHICH FURTHER MUNICIPAL PURPOSES," AND WF-R, PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES BY ADDING "RETAIL SPECIALITY SHOPS" AS A PERMITTED USE; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board at its meeting of September 21, 1983, Item No. 2, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB-112-83, by a 4 to 0 vote, RECOMMENDING APPROVAL, with modifications, of amending Ordinance No. 9500, as amended, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission, after consideration of this matter, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant these amendments, as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Ordinance No. 9500, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, is hereby amended by amending the text of said ordinance as follows.l "ARTICLE 20. GENERAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS SECTION 2006. REGULAR LOTS. 2006.5. Regular Lots, Yards; Methods for Measurement; Special Requirements. 2006.5.5. Waterfront Yards. Waterfront yards are defined for purposes of this zoning ordinance as yards adjacent to waterways twenty-five (25)fifty {66} feet or more in average width adjacent to the yard. Lots having one or more such waterfront yards shall be considered waterfront lots. SECTION 2008. Required Yards and other Required Open Spaces; Detailed Limitations on Occupancy. 2008.7. Waterfront Yards. For limitations on uses in waterfront yards, see Section 2024. (See also Miami City Charter, Section 3(4)(b).) Exce t for lots of one net area or less in the RS-1, RS-2 and RG-dis- tricts, and as sppcifie'd in Section 2024, all development in water ront yards still be permissible o—nly 6 C ass C special per it Subject to the tollowin requirements and limitations: (a) All underground structures shall be setback rom the water ront a minimum of tenfeet. (b) Offstreet parking or stora a areas (except in the CG2, an -WF-1, districts)shall not be 2ermitted. W Fen offstreet parking or storage areas are a jacent to wat� ter runt yards, they screened from view from t o waterfront with walls or edges. 2008.9. Vision Clearance at Intersections. 1 Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Under.. scored words and/or figures shall be added. The remaining "' provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asteriak indicate omitted and unchanged material. 2w rte A 2008.9.3 In Districts in 'Which Yards Not Generally Required. In districts in which yards are not generally required adjacent to streets, similar limitations on material impediments to visibility shall apply at street intersections within a visibility triangle bounded by the first ten (10) feet along the intersecting edges of the right-ef-wey-fer base building line, projected where rounded, and a line running across the lot and connecting the ends of such ten (10) foot lines. M SECTION 2012 DEFINITIONS AND METHODS OF MEASUREMENT RELATING TO STANDARD LUI RATIOS; REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITA- TIONS. 2012.3. Floor Area Defined; Inclusions and Exclusions; Maximum Limitations. 2012.3.1 Residential Floor Area Defined; Inclusions and Ex- clusions; Maximum Limitations. Residential floor area is the sum of areas for residential use on all floors of buildings, measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls or windows, including interior and exterior halls, lobbies, stairwayselevator shafts, mechanical rooms, enclosed porches and private enclosed balconies, and floor areas below Plan 1 (as defined in Section 2016.1) used for habitation and residential access. * * * 2012.3.2 Non Residential Floor Area Defined; Inclusions and Exclusions; Maximum Limitations. Non residential floor area is the sum of areas for non residential use on all floors of buildings, measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls or windows, including interior and exterior halls, lobbies, stairways, a evator shafts, mechanical rooms, enclosed porches and balconies, and floor area below plan 1 (as defined in Section 2016.1) used for non resi- dential uses. * * SECTION 2017 OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL PRO- VISIONS. 2017.1 General Performance Standards for and Intent Concerning Off -Street Parking Facilities. 2017.1.1 Parking Maneuvers on Public Streets, Alleys or Side- walks Prohibited; Backing into Alley by Class C Special Permit; Exceptions. Except-' in the case of single family or two family detached or semi-detached dwellings, in RS-1, RS-1.11 RS -2 and RG-1 districts offstreet parking spaces shall be provided with room for safe and convenient parking or unpacking without infringing on any public street, alley? or sidewalk, and without backing into any street or alley. Backing into a public alle from offstreet garking s aces in multi -family,, commerc a , an n us.r a districts shall epermissIble only by Class C Flpec a sub7le e 3 SECTION 2020. PARKING AND/OR STORAGE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES PROHIBITED OR LIMITED IN SPECIFIED DISTRICTS; LIMITATIONS ON OCCUPANCY. 2020.1 Mobile Homes: Parking, Storage and Occupancy; Limita- tions and Exceptions. Except as otherwise provided in this ordinance, the outside parking or storage of any mobile home in any district is hereby prohibited except at duly authorized sales lots; establishments for servicing, maintenance, or repair; mobile home manufacturing plants; junk, scrap, or salvage yards; storage yards; or mobile home developments for which valid permits are in effect. These provisions shall not be construed as prohibiting: (a) Parking of mobile homes for not to exceed four (4) hours in locations otherwise legal, incidental to transit; (b) Storage of mobile homes within completely enclosed buildings in districts in which storage facilities are permitted; (c) Parking or storage of mobile homes authorized by governmental agencies for use for educational, health, security, communication, emergency housing, or similar purposes; or (d) Parking of mobile homes when authorized by Class B special permit as temporary offices or for other purposes; or -ter seeeritq-perpeses- in -eon neet#en-with -lan - eve epment-er-een- straet#enT-er-far-ether-pnrpeses: (e) Parking of mobile homes when authorized for security or other purposes in connection with land development or construct - on. * SECTION 2034. COMMUNITY BASED RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES. 2034.3. Certificate of Use Not transferable; New Ownership by Class B Special Permit. The approved Certificate of Use shall riot be transferable if the facility changes use or ownership. New Ownership shall be approved only by Class B special permit. ARTICLE 21. NONCONFORMITIES SECTION 2103. NONCONFORMING USES OF LAND OR WATERS (OR LAND WITH MINOR STRUCTURES ONLY). 2103.3. Discontinuance. If any such nonconforming use ceases for any reason (except when governmental action impedes access to the premises) for a period of more than one hundred eighty consecutive (180) days in any one year period, any subsequent use shall conform to the regulations for the district in which the use is located. SECTION 2104. NONCONFORMING USES OF MAJOR STRUCTURES OR OF STRUCTURES AND PREMISES IN COMBINATION. 4 7", 2104.6. Discontinuance. If any such nonconforming use of a major structure, or major structure and premises in combination, is discontinued for any reason (except where governmental action impedes access to the premises) for a period of more than one hundred eighty (180) consecutive days er-fer-a-teta�-ef-three-l�ttnare3-ettty-f#rre-f365} days dar#ng any three year per#ed, any subsequent use shall conform to the regulations for the district in which the use is located. ARTICLE 23. SPECIAL PERMITS; GENERALLY SECTION 2301 CLASSES OF SPECIAL PERMITS; INTENT; AGENT, AGENCY, OR BODY RESPONSIBLE FOR EACH; REFERRALS. 2301.6. Variance Not Special Permit. A variance granted under Article 31 of this Zoning Ordinance is not to be considered as a special permit and the requirements herein set out for special permits shall not govern the pro- cedures or standards for grant of variance; procedures and standards for grant of variance be as set out in Article 31 of this Zoning Ordinance. Where variance is granted under Article 28, Major Use Special Permit, app icable standards shall be t ose of Article 31, butproceduresshall be as set out in Article 28. Section 2. Page 3 of Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 by reference and description in Section 320, Entitled "Schedule of District Regulations for Districts Other than Special Districts Semi - Adoption," of Article 3 Entitled "Official Zoning Atlas; Official Schedule of District Regulations", is hereby amended as follows: "USES AND STRUCTURES PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES RO-3. RESIDENTIAL -OFFICE As of RG-3, and in addition, uses permitted generally or permissible by special permit in RO-2; banks and savings and loans (other than drive-in), medical reference laboratories, travel agents, perm t� ted generally; and drive-in banking-facilYties, permissible only by Special Exception. Section 3. Page 5 of said Official Schedule of District Regulations is hereby amended as follows: "USES AND STRUCTURES PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES 5 z; CBD-1 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT As for ee-# CR-3, with the following exceptions and modifications: 1. The following shall not be permitted in this district: a. Automotive service stations; repe#r-garages; car washes (except for incidental washing of cars within fully enclosed buildings as an accessory to parking, storage or rental facilities) b:---6perts-arenaT-frestensT-rase-trae�cs: e:---deter#nary-effigies-and-e�#n#esT-w#th-er-w#thedt begird#ng-fae#�#t#es-far-as#:pals: b.dr Offsite signs. �----Renta#-ef-gasser►ger-sntemebt#es=-er-passenger-sane-far net-seer-#5-passer►gersT-sha�f-be-permitted=-bst-set yenta#-ef-trt�eks=-reereattena�-�aeh#ales=-ire#fersT-er meb#fie-homes---Na-mere-than-g8-seeh-eeh#cues-sha��-be stared-Nfth#n-the-d#sir#et-at-the-same-t#me-#n-een- neetten-with-any-seeh-aseT-anei-esfde-from-fae -pampa= and-tee#elenta#-washing-f ae##f tfes-preefded-ent#rely w#th4n bey#+d#ngsT ne autemet#ee sere#ee er repa#r f ae#l#ties-shal#-be-permitted-#n-eenneet#en-with-sueh use 2 3. Parking lots and garages shall require special permits, as indicated below. Further additions and exceptions are as provided below, subject to limitation set forth under Transitional Uses and Structures. Permitted Generally 1. Hotels, including residence and apartment hotels, without limitation as to accessory uses or combinations with other permitted uses. 2. Multiple dwellings, without limitations as to accessory uses or combinations with other uses. 3. Job printing, lithography, publishing and the like. 4. Rental of passenger automobiles, or passenger vans for not over 15 passengers, shall be Rermitted, but not rental of trucks, recreations ve icles, trailers, or mobile homes. No more than 20 such vehicles shar=e stored within the district at the same time in con- nection with any sucH use, and aside from fuel pumps, and incidental washing facilities pr6vided entirely within buildings# no automotive service or repair Facilities shall be permitted in connection with such use. Limitations on Uses The same limitations uses permitted or permissible in this district shall apply as for such uses in CR ee-i. Mass transit terminals, heliports and helipads s""E-iall be added-te-uses exempted from enclosure requirements. applying in the CG-1 controls as carried forward to apply in this district. 0 Section 4. Page 6 of said Official Schedule of District Regulations is hereby amended as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. "DISTRICTS PR. PARKS AND RECREATION.' This district designation is intended for application to areas where public park and recreational uses, ena ne-ether-eee7 are to be permitted. USES AND STRUCTURES PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES PR. PARKS AND RECREATION Permissible Only by Special Permit Parks, playgrounds and recreation areas shall be permitted only by Special Exception. The addition of a major structure or a change in the character of an existing park shall be permitted only by Special Exception. Minor alterations or additions to an existing park building or facility shall be permitted only by Class B special permit. Other activities which further municipal purposes as permit. WF-R. WATERFRONT RECREATIONAL Permitted Generally Boat docks, slips, piers, wharves, anchorages and moorages for private pleasure craft. Occupancy of private pleasure craft as dwellings or lodgings, but not other dwellings or lodgings except as accessory to other permitted uses. Yacht clubs. Boat rentals and charters. Boat and marine motor sales, brokerage and display; yacht brokers; marine insurance brokers. Boat and marine motor service and repair while boats are in the water, including provision of fuels and lubricants, provided however that automotive service stations shall not be permitted in this district. Retail sales of boating, fishing, diving and swimming supplies and equipment, retail speciality shops. Sating and drinking esta s ments. Sea plane base; dirigible base; heliport or heiistop. Section 5. All ordinances, code sections or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby repealed insofar es they 7 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 27th day of Oct-abar , 1983. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 18th day of November , 1983. Maurice A. Ferre MAURICE A. FERRE MAYOR ATTEST: LPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: P. y% L Y . Vac'& Wv"&L ISTANT CITY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: SE R. GARCIA—PEDROSA ITY ATTORNEY JEM/wpc/ab/217 1Z.O.-h G. Ungie, Clerk of the City of Miami, Flof i,ds l:�r.•by c•::tiiy that cin the,..day of„1iC�,/��!'M,{A.lI.LJ� Nil, true and correct copy of tho %bove> g:>;,: ordinance was posted at the South Du:Ir. th rxhu.. County Court liot se at the pkic.z pruvid,:& ro>tic.s and publications 'by, attaching sai.: c.r;,y lo,",_ -r ttte t:iar, provided therefor. WITNESS m a 'AU lb'd o ficivi scat of s:iit City this.. , of A. U. 1°1,..... City Cie 8 j_ CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA 5 r INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TD' Howard V . Gary DATE: October 6, 1983 FILE: ' City Manager SUBJECT: Agenda Item - Amendment "Ell -' Zoning Ordinance 9500 FROM r o o igue2, Director REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda of P1 ing Department October 27, 1983 ENCLOSURES: t M1 r The Miami Planning Advisory Board by Resolution PAB 112-83; September 21, 1983 recommended approval with modifications ' of Amendment "Ell to Zoning Ordinance 9500 by a vote of 4-0. The Board deleted certain items from Amendment "E" as presented by the Planning Department for further study, as follows: - subsections 2003-6; 2005.7; 2008.6.1; 2008.11; 2025.3.8; page 4, schedule, CR-2 printing establishments and on page 6, schedule, GU lease of government property. j `. The amendment is attached; please schedule this on the City Commission agenda of October 27, 1983. SR:JWM:dr f ATTACHMENTS � 4 �p 4 �i �n Y� '!�r�,i�w'?ip��r.r�w�-a,.•�.r�-#s+�a+tw�:t.;ld'+�+►Fr;.ia+ .- � 3i►;p�'ast'�;±c�r�> r 1 ��+eaS;l�!'Ra•+�b#?�t�-q;t%1r,.•��;•.k:•.�.X'•4•'�k4',F:�Ai.tyi�•���? .. :. i:E9'i�:'?.' PLANNING FACT SHEET APPLICANT: City of Miami Planning Department: September 2, 1983 PETITION: 2, Consideration of amendments to the Zoning Text of Zoning Ordinance 9500, as amended, by amending ARTICLE 20 GENERAL -AND SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS, subsection 2006.5:5 to change the definition of water- front yard based on the reduced width of the adjacent waterway; subsection 2008.7 to provide that all development in waterfront yards shall be permissibie by Class C special permit subject to requirements, limitations and exceptions; subsection 2008.9.3 to provide a minimum ten (10) foot measurement within the base building line along one side of a visibility tria ncle; subsections 2012.3.1 and 2012.3.2 to provide measurement from exterior windows; subsection 2017.1.1 to provide that backing a vehicle into a public alley is permissible by Class C special permit subject to require-* ments; subsection 2020,1 to provide that mobile homes my be utilized for temporary offices or other purposes subject to a Class B special permit; subsection 2034,3 to provide that, pertaining to a Certificate of Use, new ownership shall be approved by a Class B special permit; subsections 2103.3'and 2104.6 to simplify the time period pertaining to discontinuance of a nonconforming use; subsection 2301.6 to clarify procedures and standards for variances processed under a Major Use special permit; by amending the Official Schedule of District Regulations, on page 3 for RO-3 Principal Uses and Structures adding medical reference iaboratories and travel agents to uses permitted generally; on page 5 for CBD-1 Principal Uses and Structures to delete CG-1 and substitute in lieu thereof CR-3 in the first line, as the reference district, to delete repair garages, sports arenas, frontons, race tracks and veterinary offices and clinics from the list of uses not permitted in the district; to clarify the rental of passenger ' automobiles -or passenger vans for not over 15 passengers (with restrictions) as being permitted generally while excluding the rental. of certain other vehicles, add job printing, lithography, publishing and the like as being permitted generally and deleting CG-1 and ` Inserting in lieu thereof CR as the reference district for limitations on uses; on page 6 for PR Principal Uses and Structures by adding a .-new line 4 "Other 'municipal activities which further recreational purposes as determined by the City Commission by Major Use special permit" and deleting "and no other use" from the Intent statement; on page 6 for WF-R Principal Uses and Structures by adding retail specialty shops in line 7 of Uses Permitted Generally, REQUEST: To amend Zoning Ordinance 9500 by adding Amendment "E" clarifications, ANALYSIS: Amendment "Ell is the result of daily staff implementation of Zoning Ordinance 9500 since June 27. This amendment would accomplish the following clarifications: ' IWaterfront yards are to include those yards adjacent to water - Ways '2in 'width e` rather than 50 feet; All'developmentAil rvat, rfront arils is to be permissible by Cl-" special iti%it !�5�,r, .•11'+1''/83'7`,L•••r'r"S�'�+t #1'C li." :T1 •r Maki. 1'.• ♦ '.'i tY �F.Ti?t' w3!'!P•►`7 iY E,:.�+—'•�. .. , .«+,.'.'o':'w`-:mac=^'='"!`tc"l�: au WQc�.s,q � • • x•`�r�. ... •- ... .. .. ... .. r .c.. .. .... �. • w '.. r r.. .. .. Wi'N4R �l�A�,ti�".'1.�'��tiT c .H ..r•.... � .. subject to requirements and limitations, except for RS-1, RS-2, and RG-1 lots of one acre or less. 2. Residential and Non -Residential Floor Area is defined to be measured from exterior windows as well as walls. 3. In multi -family, commercial and industrial areas, backing a vehicle into a public alley is to be permissible by C7 as C Tp'ecial permit only. 4. Mobile homes are either permitted for other purposes (in addi- tion to temporary off -ices) or are permissible by Class B special permit. 5. For a Certificate of Use, new•ownership is to be approved by Class B special permit only. 6. The time period pertaining to discontinuance of a non- conforming use is simplified to a total of 180 consecutive Tays. 7. Where variances are granted under the procedures of a Mayor Use special permit, the standards applicable are from Artic--le 31 - Variances. 8. In the RO-3 district, medical reference laboratories and travel agents are added to permitted uses. 9. In the CBD-1 district, the CG-1 district is deleted and the CR-3 district is substituted as the reference district in CBD-1. e a r garages, -sports arenas, frontons 'race'tracks and veter nar' offices are clarified as not permitted -in -1. e renta 'of passenger automobiles and vans'of not over 15 ` passengers is clarified to be permitted generally wit certain' restrictions) while not permitting the rental of trucks, recreational vehicles, trailers'or mobile homes. Job printing., lithography' and'Rublishing would be permitted generally. CR ecomes the reference district for limitations on uses rather than CG-l. ' 10. In the B District, the uses permissible only by,special permit are expanded to allow the opportunity for joint public -private _ development. In the WF-R District, retail specialty shops are added to the list o uses permitted generally. RECOMMENDATIONS PLANNING DEPT.: Approval PLANNING , ADVISORY BOARD;. Approval ,as modified, by a 4-0 vote, September 21, 1983; deleiing for further study subsections 2003.6; 2005,7; 2008,6.1; 2008.11 9025.3.8; page , schedule, 0R-2 printing establishments and on -''- page 5, schedule, GU lease of government property. �. ' ~,� �` _ � ��5;' � 'O r- ... 't,K"Ci�„'LWtA �..+:ti i . � ,i ti.��{t.•�" .��.N".r-.n�'�i.'.f�'11��'J�i'!!�%'.7'i,x��i!#4 �. Y.l�ftf.K:L?f.� _ ... ..•. .. •r. _ - �.t11. • , .. ..� � ..•..JY ..�.•Yl. L`itivY �Vr•.' y,•SrJS.'. r.T t,: '.. _ . . .. .. .. i I AMENDMENT "E" Section 1. The zoning text of Ordinance 9500, adopted September 23, 1983, as amended, is hereby amended as follows: x x x 2006.5.5. Waterfront Yards. Waterfront yards are defined for purposes of this zoning ordinance as yards adjacent to waterways twenty-five (25) €44# , 39)- feet or more in average width adjacent to the yard. Lots having one or more such waterfront yards shall be considered waterfront lots. Where a waterfront yard is required on a lot, the requirement shall be construed as replacing yard requirements otherwise applicable to the portion of the lot involved. Depth of required waterfront yards shall be measured perpendicular to the actual waterfront line, provided, however, that in the case of irregularities in such line, such projections, curves or chords may be used as are reasonably necessary to achieve a regular outer boundary for the yard, reasonable in relation to the general pattern of waterfront yards on adjoining lots. Where requirements establish a minimum and an average depth for such yards, the minimum area within yard boundaries shall equal the average depth required times the distance between the lot lines at midpoints of portions bordering the yard. (See also Miami City Charter, Section 3(4)(b).) x x x 2008.7. Waterfront Yards. For limitations on uses in waterfront yards, see Section 2024. (See also Miami City Charter, Section 3(4)(b).) Except for lots of one net acre or less in the RS-I. RS-2 and RG-I districts. and as suecified In Section MCWI mum (b) or or the waterfront with walls or hedges. x x x 200&9.3. In Districts In Which Yards Are Not Generally Required. In districts In which yards are not generally required adjacent to stfepts 'simillar limitations on material Impediments to visibility shall apply at street intersections within a visibility triangle bounded by the first ten (10) feet along the Inters Ung edges of the' rim# -a# w base wilding Unto projected where rounded, anda"Itho running across the lot and connecting the ends of such ten (10) foot lines. �.$39�'!�!�i^-�4�m�.r}.. ����,,,, .r „R. '�V� :.at'•� � 3Y'_�sti1• ,� +Tt:',' s • {je. � �,v,. �J'F�t#�K.t:y Y: •a ' •i: , "t•-.=• K r. c:� �'. �"!t'+4i.. t�s5'/.'�3.a•.`!i•?t ��i�$+�i _ .''a'±t+�:�c•',;11'.`Zi�'i�!�'+ `�ii"9`��!!.. s!.i'YW`Ja�i• fwr,.e:�•.X•., w. �' i ., _ . c w;��",�j,'iF.'A!:�;C4lf'�';tS+llGf�!W!1r"i�f':�{�'7Q:�'!'�Ui�ht�.iP•�'. ,�.L •r .94'IC� .., . ._ ... .. .... _« . .. .9+"`•�ji�ii,�rj. x x x 2012.3.1. Residential Floor Area Defined; Inclusions and Exclusions; Maximum Limitations. Residential floor area Is the sum of areas for residential use on all floors of buildings, measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls or windows, including Interior and exterior halls, lobbies, stairways, elevator shafts, mechanical rooms, enclosed porches and private enclosed balconies, and floor areas below Plane 1 (as defined in Section 2016.1) used for habitation and residential access. Not countable as residential floor area are: (a) Open terraces, patios, atriums, or balconies; (b) Carports, garages, breezeways, tool sheds; (c) Special purpose areas for common use of occupants, such as recreation rooms or social halls; (d) Staff space for therapy or examination in group care housing; (e) Basement space not used for living accommodations; or (f) Any commercial or other nonresidential space. Maximum residential floor area shall not exceed the number of square feet derived by multiplying gross residential land area by the floor area ratio (FAR) applying. 2012.3.2. Non Residential Floor Area Defined;• Inclusions and Exclusions; Maximum Limitations. Non residential floor area is the sum of areas for non residential use on all floors of buildings, measured from the outside faces of the exterior walls or windows, Including interior and exterior halls, lobbies, stairways, elevator shafts, mechanical rooms, enclosed porches and balconies, and floor areas below plane I (as defined in Section 2016.1) used for non residential uses. Not countable as non residential floor area are: (a) Parking and loading areas within buildings; (b) Open terraces, patios, atriums or balconies; or (c) Floor areas specifically excluded from. floor 'area limitations, by special provisions of these regulations. Maximum non residential floor area shall not exceed the number of square feet derived by multiplying gross non residential land area by the floor area ratio (FAR) applying. x x x -i 2017.1.1. Parking Maneuvers on Public Streets,-"eys'• or Sidewalks Prohibited; Backing into Alleys by Class C Special Permit; Exceptions. Except in the case of single family or two family detached or serni-detachod dwellings, in RS-1, RS-1.10 RS-2 and RG-1 districts offstreet parking spaces shall be provided with room for safe and convenient parking or unporking without Infringing,Qn any public street, *00,Yv- or sidewalk, and without backing into any street .vr. alley,. Hacking into a public alley front of fstreet parking spaces in multi -family. consiner.. x x x •,.4,i�i�'.�Y'4^<71�R.4 i;Jd�a.,v�� �+t `t>j "y''e'ti ��'�-'rfa,�i .:• .c r:X`�'s�:r„�i..+t,*:1�!``ii�•`" 2020-I. Mobile Homes: Parking, Storage and Occupancy; Limitations and Exceptions. Except as otherwise provided in this ordinance, the outdoor parking or storage of any mobile home in any district is hereby prohibited except at duly authorized sales lots; establishments for servicing, maintenance, or repair; mobile home manufacturing plants; junk, scrap, or salvage yards; storage yards; or mobile home developments for which valid permits are in effect. These provisions shall not be construed as prohibiting: (a) Parking of mobile homes ..for not to exceed four (4) hours in locations otherwise legal, incidental to transit; (b) Storage of mobile homes within completely enclosed buildings in districts in which such storage facilities are permitted; (c) Parking or storage of mobile homes.outhorized by governmental agencies for use for educational, health, security, communication, emergency housing, or similar purposes; or- (d) Parking of mobile homes when authorized by Class B special permit as temporary offices or for other purposes;-or-€er-seed#-pwpftes-i"efwtee 4err-with- iea4deve4epr e+at-er-eenstr4m4ie-er fer--ether- esesv (e) Parking of mobile homes when authorized for security or other purposes in connection with land development or construction. x x x 2034.3. Certificate of Use Not Transferable; New Ownership by Class B Special Permit. The approved Certificate of. Use shall not be transferable If the facility changes use or ownership. New ownership shall be approved only by Class B special permit. x x x 2103.3. Discontinuance. If any such nonconforming use ceases for any reason (except when governmental action impedes access to the premises) for a period of more than tr+e#7—'% days, os. e4otet-ef- one hundred eighty consecutive (180) days in any one year period, any subsequent use shall conform to the regulations for the district in which the use is located. x x x 2104.6. Discontinuance. If any such nonconforming use of a major structure, or major structure and premises in combination, is discontinued for any reason (except where governmental. action impedes access to the premises) for a period of more than one hwwrpd eighty (180) consecutive days eF-#ors#ot$1 1` �eei drec#-r, # - i,�ed .e " .# e.yoeF�efiad, any subsequent use shall conform to the regulations for the district In which the use Is located. x x x a f f ere. _ � n ♦} �MfPi•za. �3+all9Y`iY�fyCFF'f-C+��wY'!?i�3�:�3i�u•`':F!!utY.+.'�td.:': f:.A. . . .. 7. %!M -7'1'� ': 'r'c •ti r•� t'.;:G�. �r�-Y�•w!:.W+Q*:� ��!4 ?�-. "All !Ij �!i. !K �i•w'.�e!•t!sbMt.:C71 S ; r �. 44:. „'t,.k•.iLiig �; .. ... N r ' 2301.6. Variance Not Special Permit. A variance granted under Article 31 of this Zoning Ordinance is not to be . considered as a special permit and the requirements herein set out for special permits shall not govern the procedures or standards for grant of variance; procedures and standards for grant of variance shall be as set out in Article 31 of this Zoning Ordinance. Where variance is granted under Article 28, Major Use Special Permit, applicable standards shall be those of Article' 31, but procedures shall be as set out in rtiA cle 28. x _'x x Section 2. Page 3 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said Ordinance 9500 is amended as follows: x x x PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES x x x RO-3. RESIDENTIAL -OFFICE As for RG-3, and in addition, uses permitted generally or permissible by special permit in RO-2; banks and savings and loans (other than drive-in), medical reference laboratories travel agents, permitted generally; and drive-in banking facilities, permissible only by Special Exception. x x x Section 4. Page 5 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made a part of said ordinance 9500 is amended as follows: x x x PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES x x x CBD-I CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT as for-GG4- 0-3, with the following exceptions and modifications: 1. The following shall not be permitted in this district: a. Automotive service stations; -gew car washes (except Incidental washing of cars within fully enclosed buildings - s' ' +gin accessory to parking, storage or rental facilities) eAi�els. b. •df Off si to signs. i '.��.'tsi►s�t=?[i%+f'�('2'c�k,:��:.�+'r,'"C!�^�,•i��+`X.Kc�':7'i^'.'�1.' . 'rrt?L ��� �'�'' aa.a�4%tisi4ax..y�.^�'Paa6s.•11 �^�1�3�! {•1 -'.+4 .i. .�, �.� .•...i!"1►'.• .,.. .r ��(iL •.�t'�. '.!#.'G1tii/Tit#i!iY Y"v 1_ • �: • - P - - J . ' ('b tom'' •Ls 2. Rental of passenger automobile, or passenger vans for not over 15 passengers, shall be permitted, but not rental of trucks, recreational vehicles, trailers, or mobile homes. No more than 20 such vehicles shall be stored within the district at the some time in connection with any such use, and aside from fuel pumps, and incidental washing facilities provided -entirely within buildings, no automotive service or repair facilities shall be permitted in connection with such use. 24, Parking lots and garages shall require special permits, as indicated below Further additions and exceptions are as provided below, subject to limitation set forth under Transitional Uses and Structures. Permitted Generally I. Hotels, including residence and apartment hotels, without limitation as to accessory uses or combinations with other permitted uses. 2. Multiple dwellings, without limitations as to accessory uses or combina- tions with other uses. 3. Job printing, lithography, publishing and the like Rental of passenger automobiles, or passenger vans for not over 15 De STorea WiTnln the aisTrICT aT Tne some Time In conneCTlon w use, and aside from fuel pumps, and incidental washing facilit entirelywithin buildings, no automotive service or repair fat e permitted in connection with such use. Permissible Only by Special Permit I. Parking lots and parking garages shall be permissible only by special exception. 2. Mass transit terminals shall be permissible only by special exception. 3. Heliport or helipads 100 feet or less above ground level, or expected to handle ten or more take -offs and/or landings per day on average, shall be permissible only by major use permits; other heliports or helipads shall be permissible only by special exception. 4. Interim parking lots on properly zoned lots on and within fifteen hundred (1,500) of this District, shall be permissible only by Class 8 special permit, subject to development standards established for said use on file with the Department of Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services, and annual permit review and inspection. Interim parking lots shall not. be used after January 1, 1985. Limitations on Uses The some limitations on uses permitted or permissible in this district shall apply as for such uses In CRC. Mass transit terminals, heliports and helipads shall be 9 exempted from enclosure requirements. applying in the CG-I controls as carried forward to apply in this district. x Sectiosr 5. Page 6 of the Official Schedule of District Regulations made .a Fart of sold Ordinance 9500 is amended as follows: c M9Ni�1S?��I�F.s .. ��le�a3f'+'�L%!!�S'.xn'.��:`.?°t,K'-'x`''`�•'•r�r tFyiG?;i s';,:.a�..wt� !-�7?,.,•• �j 'Z� F�"� • tt'��.'lR�I'�i'•�-'::wi-^�.Wy._._-.s.� f".r �:.•ae�n++�+�Ff�- x x x DISTRICTS x 'x x PR PARKS AND RECREATION This district designation is intended for application to areas where public park and recreational uses, end-ae-e# maser are to be permitted. x x x PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES x x x PR PARKS AND RECREATION Permissible Only by Special Permit I. Parks, playgrounds and recreation areas shall be permitted only by Special Exception. 2. The addition of a major structure or a change in the character of an existing park shall be permitted only by Special Exception. 3. Minor alterations or additions to an existing park building or facility shall be permitted only by Class B special permit. 4. Other municipal activities which further recreational purposes as deter- mined I the City Commission by Major Use special permit. - r x x x WF-R. WATERFRONT RECREATIONAL ' Permitted Generally 1. Boat docks, slips, piers, wharves, anchorages and moorages for private pleasure craft. l 2. Occupancy of private pleasure craft as dwellings or lodgings, but not other dwellings or lodgings except as accessory to other permitted uses. 3. Yacht clubs. 4. Boat rentals and charters. 5. Boat and marine motor sales, brokerage and display; yacht brockers; marine insurance brokers. 6. Boat and marine motor service and repair while boats are in the water, Including provision of fuels and lubricants, provided however that - automotive service stations shall not be permitted in this district. 7. Retail sales of boating, fishing, diving and swimming supplies and equipment, retail spg.claltr shops. • 8. Eating and it n ing establishments, 9. 5ca plane base; dirigible base; heliport or helistop. ..��J+Ik.�:1a+w'!•lyypyaax:ir+:ti;�raWr',.►•Y•'+i....,»:..Wi+�,t+i,:�L�SY.3.L''i'.c]�k:�tisiY,s,etf,::rfx.�tr �.�+�W'-..•9A�4ti�`�W���+!': .vat. �4.�>t»e.;t�4:r ullY.►1yr, !'.`�: C•i:^,�`Ai `G:;w4: :` �t�tt�;:J�.,:�:2j"4K'tw�:�'%�'.� .. _. _ �.. A.�,^f�!:L;?sv1?DS'!':"1�7�.":!!r;;+`':�.'7�,:?�'�3+•!s`J.,��+�f'�s',`+?ejt• 1 1 L Permissible Only by Special Permit 1. Fishing piers shall be permissible only by Class C special permit. 2. Repair or servicing of boats, marine motors or marine accessories or equipment other than when boats remain in the water shall be permissible only by Class C special permit, and only within completely enclosed buildings. Major repair work on the hull shall not be permitted in this district, x x x !I CITY OF MIAM1, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Sylvia Lowman Deputy City Clerk FROM: �� • Joel E. Maxr A Assistant C Attorney DATE: FILE: November 4, 1983 SUBJECT: Item No. 55 - City Commission Agenda of October 27, 1983 - Amendments REFERENCETiiereto ENCLOSURES: Attached is the title page and page number 7 of the subject agenda item. As I indicated, it was item number 55 on the last Planning and Zoning City Commission Agenda (October 27, 1983). This item was passed on first reading and will come up for second reading on November 18, 1983. Please substitute the attached pages for the pages presently in your packet of originals. Please note that the title is a little different from the title that you had before. Therefore, use the new title when putting together the agenda and advertising for the second reading. JEM:ia cc: Aurelio Perez-Lugones Director Planning and Zoning Administration Boards G. Miriam Maer Assistant City Attorney V r? ^' • 0 w 9,757 'yr 7 �F it 2 { i a 60160 MIAMI, tJ l(iit' DitlllifilPi PWNIi1 A Ail intorestod will' take ilbtioe thitt bit tfti"1111t1 �fli� i°#� NiSrtEttt "—_ 19$3, the City Corfttnlaslon 61' MIAMI RlONAAWOM ifta>i fdl 3f titled ordinanaeel + 5 J s1L11NANCE.Nii RD)NANCE i A�ZiN 11� FA' ii+ AN WtAGENCY P014 THE DOWNTOWN. ONtLt1PMW THE CITY NSF MIAMI FOA TH9 10IS0Att VOW.:ENS rirat�i►nnSt:a�iit ar��tl�'Wtit�t�il41�''T`�ff�$��= . T. � , 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 arrthority personally appeared Scolds %M n s, who on osfit esys Mg do is the Vice President of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a deHy (Gxespt Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, pt"shed at Miami in Dads County, Florida;"the attached copy of edverNsamen% bent a Legal Advartisement of Notice In the matter of CITY OF MIAMI Rye: ORDINANCE NO. 9757 Inthe .... X. X. X............................. Court. w= published In said newspaper In the Issues of Nov. 28, 1983 Afnant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily Record Is a newspaper publleu"d at Mlsmi In said Dade County. Fiorlda, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published to uW Dada Counttyy, Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday are Legal Holld"vs) and = been erftered a "score clap man nutter at tffrrea put office In Miami In "aid Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next the flat publication of the attatdued of and further Apr ys. that MW discount raft for n-Qrrcorpora of securing this for f1M F9 >t jvpa�O a eyrtb.�i Wfir" me this 28th day of . N : TTov G — 8 3 �9. ,4 0 at Larw '��►Irlliititt,,�, (SEAL) My Commission expires Aug. 23, tiled. SAID AP MAY BE SHAU,.;i - . C)RDINAI Y>:AA OF THE ANY,.,SE >yEC:tAR THE REF ,. NO�iT'FiWES — 6M ..NO (MORE PAST PLANNED [ CR,?I COMIC 1�INDINCiS; CHANaES:i MADE A PAF AND OESGR' CONTAINI OF 1ERASILiTY CLAIJ$ OROINAI CITY �C)F'MiA AT i CLASSIFICATION; MADE A AND DESC ' CONTAi1 SEVERAi3, AN ORDiy OFtDIN'AM CLM§IF)C STRE04 FPS! a: FitttaIJR. x-GHJ1t���; -MA PSA' . ANR1� sEVI" r e �� ;'ORDIIiMI WAY D 'tiE$ '{�EN ;,NC?FiT#�►, STROT ; A14, 1,1,. to S, �5f.. (SEAL) ���� 11► I I U 111 ��� My Commission expires Aug. 23, 19". MR135 ORDINANCE NO 974E' AN.ORDINANCB"AMENDING THE ZONINOi.4T.L ORDINANCE NO, 9500,THti,ZONiNG ORDINANCE( CITY OF MIAMI,-FLORIDA, BY CHANGING.T"94 C k ASSIFICATION.AF;AQPROXIMATEk 116_,-85, NQRT UND.TERRACt:, APPR&MATtVl -, 3*70 N0133THEAS STREET ANR APPf1O3(IMAT LY,7¢119 N911T.HH. STREET, MIAMI, FLORIbA .(MO E ,gArTt DESCRtB.EO:tiER.E1M F�OM �=,jJ3 (li, RESIQ#hTfAL` (ONE'4ND TWO' F' ;0ALY)j`'TO*' tfd010fi AL RFSIDFNTIAL1c''00' APRRAXI i*0L.v STREET, MIAMI,. FLORIDA (MO-FI E.PARTICI)f;�AEiLV DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM R3412 (ONE FAMIC. 3" 0ETA, CHED' RE$)QENTIA,L) TQ rRQ 3(5 (fiENE I}�L,� "� RESIDENTIAL), BY,MAKING FINDINC�S�AND I31f:MA�(IN+S`v ALL -THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON -"PAGE SAID ZONING ATLAS MADE APART OF ORDINANCE 01 95M BY REFERENCE. ANQ DESCRIPTION IiV A9T CI.E:3, SECTION 300, THEREOF; CONTAI,NINC A'REPBALER' ° PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. ORDINANCE NO 8750 AN: ORDINANCE AMENDINGiTHE TEXT OF'OAOINANCE�_`' NQ. 9500,=THE ZO.NttG>Ofl4a{NANCE:OF.THE' CITIEOF �! .MIAMI.- Ft,OR.IDA, BY. AMENDING ARTICLE 15 OF SA1G ORDINA NCFE NTITj,EO: SPI.15WG Al;- PUBLIC INTEREST, DISTRICTS,' MORE PARTICULARLY, BY...ADOING ANEW SECTION 151J0 ENTITLED "SPi-11. COCONUT GROVE RAPID ...+r•1e+�t�ei ecYxLe�t��s'R,.,ar7.yS,e.�r±iyrr.',.rlyb!E,fiv�+n STRUCTURES,; TRANSITI¢NAL' REQt1{REMENTS LIMITATIONS, MINIMUM. LOT REQUIREMENTS, FLOOR-; AREA LIMITATIONS, MINIMUM OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENTS, PAR KING..PROVISIOK6.Jj9kGHT�_' LIMITATIONS, AND LIMITATIONS OF SIQNS, CGNTAIn11Nc A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY Ct:).51:. ORDINANCE NO. 9751 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATV4 OF - ORDINANCE NO.9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE QP TkIE' CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE. ZONING.' CLASSIFICATION OFAPPROXIMATI=LY2S10-,21}AQS�11;e7TH: AVENUE AND 2727,2901 SW'28TH TERRACE, JMIAMt':- . FLORIDA, (MORE . PARTICULAR LY QESORJBQ`HEH1;�N) FROM:.RG-21$ GENBRAL,RE31.tENTiALrRtl.2:Y. rz. .. �..«.�•a'.a..s,t.r*+aa4�+*a(r!s5sW+'all4!wlis5ilnil ATLAS MARE A PART OF`9RID)N,ANOE Nq REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTIbN IN ARTto,LE 3iEl f�TIGN 300, THEREOF; COWI�AINING �1 REPEALER 'PRCASION., AND A SEVERABILITY GI,AUSE. ORDINANCE NO. 0752- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. OW THE . F�- NA Cf A I MV"4DiNGtlNANCE ----,TA-- I ,t E,QFTHE 15V AM 0 O�TAH!QYAM NDI bltANC El�C7kt`ED'�EENEL Aft[ AAFRtflIN- AN GgTHE :i�EFINITIaN THER 3 00TVARD N14 THE R lotwl�l PJAC NrVMTERMX200&7-rOPROVIDr;-THAT ,L'dPMEt4T.IKW4t&FRONT-.YAFID$,SHALL.eE j,ALtfQfCL4$S,,0SPEQIAL PERMIITS'SUBJECT�� AR I J#NT-t,pmm ATt`oNS':ArW0cCtptlON' MDE.&IMMMOM 10 FOOT MEASUREMENT '(4'k, 0,4 a I C'S UILOW-61.11NE ALONG ONE SIDE OF ERIOR WINDOWS, 2017.1.11 TO - JdA+' tRAt`BACl(ING*VEHICLE INTO i I§$ SLE'IBY LASS C SPECIALPERMIT �,PEAW I b j.OA.EQUIREMEkTS,'200-1 TO PROVIDE THAT OMES MAYBE UTILIZED FOR TEMPORARY ,04i OTHER�.PO SR, PEf . PURSES SUBJECT30 XCLA4 TO PROVIDE THAT, PERTAINING AT(FIOATE-OF7, SE,'!NVW OWNERSHIP $HALL 0 160-BY-t.1:48S-8 SPECIAL PERMIT; BY. IGARtir XE i 0qtrrLED 'NONCONFORMITIES" 40I4Q'SVlB6EQTIONS 2103.3 AND 2104.6 TO --Y -THE- TIME' -PERIOD PERTAINING TO. rIkUANCE OF "``A NONCONFORMING USE; BY Q ARTICLE 23 ENTITLED "SPECIAL PERMITS; LLY" BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 2301.6 TO PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS FOR VARIANCES BED UNDER A MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT; LlllP,3 I t1vilt, v110---'pe040A?1A ­RV4V0" o$p A-wl0VRvb NiQN' AND-.00CRIPTION ARTICLZI OBTy AME `- I =1401114d• PAGE- 3; RQ-21, PRINCIPAL USE-S'ANO STRUOTURrn RY ADDING MEDICAL REFERENCE AND TRAVEI_AGENTS TO USES # GENERALLY; BY ?EMITTED AMENDING PAGE 5, CBD-1, CIPA4-, I -lj5ES AND STRUCTURES, BY DELETING CG-1 WARAWSUssn't TING, IN LIEU THEREOF CR-3 AS THE ,Z 4 ' 't 0RIENCR DISTRICT, DELETING REPAIR GARAGES, SRE�iTSN -ARENAS, - FRONTONS, RACE TRACKS, PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES' �Agy FACILITIES AND SSENGER VANS FROM THE LIST OF USES NOT IN Akmingo I PRINTING .,,,,l--,.Up.jorjRAPHy, PLI1041SHING AND THE LIKE" As BEING M AND DELETING QQ-11, AND #46ERTIN IN LIEU THEREOF, CR AS THE REFERENCE -'QIj�tRjqT f0R� LIMITATIONS ON;U,SgS'.,-FURTHER AMENQING PAGF'6, PR, PRINCIPAL USES AND. 5, 1py PROVIDING FOR A -ACTIVITIES. WHICH TRUCTVRR! F , , 1. -R , PRINCIPAL .U,fITHER MUNICIPAL PURPOSES," AND WF IDING ',RETAIL, SPECIALITY gfjMjTrfQ_V,9g, CONTAINING A REPEALER PRAVLSIQN AND A OPERABILITY CLAUSE. RALPH G. ONGIf CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 83-112825M e44-N , f +', ., iMiiYit�i �i� t�itlfSil�iirl�► tilii7k �' NC1 t ir.i> HtkbY dlVtN that the City Cdflithlesl0h fsf ire I ty ofVISMI}Florida, on November 1$,190, d(irhmencing et the City dorhmimion Chamber st 35WPah Ametireri rlVe, Nfii�IkiiEr FlAftdfi, wih_66fillidet the following Orditianoe(sI on tines r eldFn� lilld, theedoptlbh thereof. ORDINANCE NO - - - AN ORDINANCE AMONDING THE �!ONINO TEXT i)F'OIbNl0", NO, 9b00, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP MIAM FLORID', BY AMENDING ARTICLE 20 OF SAID VRD1 AIN10i ' ENTITLED "GENtAAL;AND SUPPLEMEN'1'AR'Y HEGUL,A' IONW' BY AMENDING SUBSECTIONS 2006.5.5. TO CHANGENt'150k NITION OF WATERFRONT YARD ,BASED ON THE AtIJU0 D WIDTH OF THE ADJACENT WATERWAY, 2W,? TC OROVIDE THAT ALL DEVELOPMENT IN WATERFRONT YAA06 SHALL BE PERMISSIBLE BY CLASS C SPECIAL PERMITS SUI3.IEC't to REQUIREMENTS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTION, 2 .S, to PROVIDE A MINIMUM 40 FOOT .MEASUREMENT-W 111-Ml:,; BA$E;BVtbt,UNG:i`INE�I►LON(�^C1NE°1311)E TAiANGLE, 20.12t3.1 AND .kOIZ3.2.lb OROAbli 14� �T FROM loveRIORWINDOWS;0411.1TOPROVI MIAMI REVIEW AND DAILY RECORD Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays Miami, Dade County, Florida. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DA01D, Before the unds $WW autftority personally appeared Dan,na ShNW, who on oath says that she Is the Assistant to the PuMISIW of the MIN"i Review and Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and L"M Holidays) nawaPaMt, VAMOW at Mtaml in Dads County. Florida; that the attached Copy of adrard nwnb b*q a L"M Adw deernent or Notice In the matter of CITY OF MIAMI ORDINANCE NO. XX X in the ......................................... Court, was published In said newapapa In the issues of Nov. 8, 1983 AW"d %r"W aqM nd wA MI&M Review aDaily A N Wami In seld Dade Ca+�+% and said as Ir has been Florida. each day opt sakoft Sand" ow � ho been ad se $ashed lss omall matt. at post offlos In of in mU DoleCounty, tM ROF" far a period of one vast p��fip of An s--- I sd copy of pn and afpsnt jurthst uy! ihM she has naldw not PW sd arty pMaon, Ann or piurpas* of sectulng do 5a... �mrbYor � 00Self! newPapw- d before me this P TO PROVIDE THAT FAOBIL;hI?ME:MAY 1W 2t:15FOR TEMPORARY OFFICES-OA f)tHER PURIPOSE0. to CLASS' S:SRyECiAL ,PERMIT, 2034.3, TO PA6 IS, A�„ PERTAINING TO: A CERTIFICATE DF•U!_ NEW WN # fiIIP SHALL (Be APPROVED,bY CLASS 9 ;PECIAI. 0014lt1', By, AMENDING ARTICLE 21 ENTITLED "NONC NFDRMIT1F_S" BY. AMENDING_SUBSECTI0NS.2103.3 AN0,4i48,i`d.-AiMPLi Y TLED "SPECIAL PERMITS; GENERALLY" _BY AMENDIKQ-SUB- SECTION 2301.6 TO.CLARIFY PROCEDURES AND.,S'TAN'DARDS FOR VARIANCES PAOCESSED UNDER A MAJOR USE SkOAL PERMIT;- FURTHER, AWNDING,SA1D ORDINANCE Nf�.*-'0 NS BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL -SCHEDULE OF, I)ISTRIC'T �►Wa LATIONS MADE A PART OF,SAID,ORDINANCEi3Y REPEI�zWOK AND. DESCRIPTION IN ARTI¢LE38Y AMENDING PAGE 3- 1 3 PRINCIPAL ;USES AND STRUCTURES,: BY .AD�11NC ME .KCAL REFERENCE LABORATORIES AND TRAVEL AGENT6,7YO,USES PERMITTED GENERALLY; BY AMENDING.PAGE 5,. CBbA, PRIN-; CIPAL 1�SES_AND STRUCTURES, BY DELETING CG-1. AND SUBS STITUT.ING INr,4IEU,=THEREQF CR 3 AS fiNE RERI*NCE DISTj31CT, DEt.ETINO;REPAIR GARAtiE$, SPof" AR 115` FRONTONS; RIACE_ TFIACKS,-'V.ETEhiNAW;,#ACILITIE$,`_.Ahtd PASSENGER AUTGMOBILES OR PASSENGER VANS F 4 THE.` LIST OF US E§ NOT RERMITTED IN THd OISTRfCT BY DDII�Q "JOB PRINTING LITHOGRAPHY, PUBLISHING AND THE U, . AS BEING PERMITTED d#_NERALLY.:AND DE - - .1-4 t01r!!ND' INSEFITINti. INLIEUtIEREOP, CR:A$€TkiE FiOsk€'big' TRtOTFOR LiMfTAT1QNS ON USE$ FU" AA AM�1D [+tti PAGE 6,'PR, PRINCIPAL US.E$ ANDS REt3,.$1C PJRXIDING FOR "ACTIVITIES,WHICH FURTH R UNICIPAt,:S," AND WF•R,;,PRINCIPAL.USES:AND STR.UC'tUft I Y�1bbiNG ."RETAIL D JSE; CONTAINING*REPEALER.PROVISION AND AS�Y. ►gi�TY ORDI-NAN�NO f J A ac! tdt 30�1 €€� a ac•. :4. ..'J►N.ARDtNAN6E AMENpING,QRpi1+lAMCE NS) .`DECEMBER9,1982,THE .EXISITINGa�AI?ITAI.ItIitP PAENTE APPR OPRIATION ORDINANCE; AS J1lNH►tIID ANCREASING - �►rrntlr+lu�trV4y��'vn•vFl4�vt:�u ►dr+luu�nai 7�k5+.,nvt� ; ECTS AND ESTABLISHING AIiPItOPRIAT10N8. 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E P CE ' NO.9500 EY`t�FERENCtE ANQ D�SCI�II'RtgAfs1`pp}}��'Ai#�IOk,� �, SECTION 3QQ,.Ri4gF, CONTR�NIL�C &P1RiistYh SION AND A E"ILITY CLAU8E {„_" QROINANCE.NQ_ y^. 1Soo propi al ' Oridlr rtt a fttFF ti `iRg 4 -� f 1�EI9t' ; . otftce Qt'ths OI11r I4Nci OF { Mon0qAhro0QkFrIA�yr gxClr►g`hoiJit;t All Inte►ested partied may appear at the tinp antl haa3irti M4ttltl respect to the proposed ordfnanoe(s). Should any person desire to .appeal jiny4®�4�} QE°the G(ty CQM=" mlaslon with re Ool to arty matter to be conaldered•af Ihis meeting, thot person shalt ensure that a verbs, irii recordvf.the prW.eedinpt3 is' mWe Inal40ing all teatimony and evidence upon which any appeal RAI,PH Q. ONOiE I CITY CLERK 7. § CITY OF (yl1AM1, t►LgRDA M83410808