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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-09382ORDINANCE: NO. 9382 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, AS AMENDED, THE COMPREHENSIVE. ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI, ARTICLE XV-1, CENTRAL COMMERCIAL CBD-2 DISTRICT BY A. DELETING SECTION I, CONCERNING PURPOSE ANT) SUBSTITUTING IN LI.EU THEREOF A NEW SECTION 1; B. AMENDING SECTION 3 CONCERNING LIMITATIONS ON USES BY DELETING PARAGRAPH (1) AND SUBSTITUTING IN LIEU THEREOF A NEW PARAGRAPH (1); C. AMENDING SECTION 5, CONCERNING FRONT AND SIDE STREET SET BACK YARDS AND MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS BY DELETING PARA- GRAPHS (1) AND (2) AND SUBSTITUTING A NEW PARAGRAPH (1); C. AMENDING SECTION 5 CONCERNING YARDS AND MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS BY RENUMBERING PARAGRAPH (3) AND (4); D. AMENDING SECTION 7 FLOOR AREA RATIO BY AMENDING ITEM (a) AND DELETING ITEM (d) OF PARAGRAPH (1); E. ADDING A NEW SECTION 9 CONCERNING PUBLIC AMENITY REQUIREMENT; AND BY RE- PEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT AND CONTAINING A SEVER.ABILITY CLAUSE. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning; Advisory Board, at its meeting of December 2, 1981, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. 76-81 by a 5-2 vote (1 member absent) RECOMMENDING APPROVAL of amending Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance 6871, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of this matter, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of. the City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant this amendment as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Ordinance No. 6871, as amended, the Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, Article XV-I Central Commercial CBD-2 be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: 1/ l/ Words stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words constitute the amendment proposed. Reamining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material.. T 1. section 1: T'urpo.-313 an.l st.1bsL-tt�lting in I LeIl th(?rec)F <1 new Section 1: Prim o: t2 to r.ca,,I ,is Col1ows ; Section-1__.._-?ur)o5e The jarot)se_of the_CF31]^2-l�istr_i`;L_is—tc�_lar<�vid:� fOr 11t" i1 dt?rlsit r,-2 s i d cmf-t,al alit l ofFtce tleve10 - memI with ina or ret:atl tairirneni:. ictiviti-es. Lart e scale, yet divt2r-se strucL-trral ,`-gums in,l archtte-cLrrral rncL)r.f,ssit:)n5 �i.re L-o be erl(;o.lra( e:l ..1!-3 st iLeinents uC re( tonal Sic ni.Fi.cance and the in'-ierer1L social and econotlic CO!1llpl(�'{l _p - - the -diStrl(=t_• ._.._To . )I"C11nc�tt_' rr�Siclt,?rltia1 (l(2yc-10c.)I"OIt, floor Ur(-- vMe'l. This district: furLheC5Uh- sLaritial-,1CCeS: 1,3��tlt��ZE _;Atld support --IfFor_de( l_by tht� r)r000sed Dovintovrn Component of i1eLrorail Tran- sit System anl_awards increase(I-develojpment_inten- S'lti(38 to Sl tt'S prc",-Zi late t0 stations. In re!5 )(7rls(? Lo d stl, stantial lncreds(2 to allowable intensity that the C130-2 district )(�!Linits, and the subs(,: uent increase:: burdens oil t)ubl.ic roads ,_lnd sidewalks, it is the intent of this district to asstice that ;rublic _circulation _jystems_.:lre_increased commensurately.- Well lari,lscaped_nu'ol.ic walkways are to be exoanded throuc h the creati -on of plazas and_��1 t�rn��nades within buil�jir-n setback areas. The scale and utility of these wi(lened walkways will com-,nletnerit and interconnect_th� }li h intensit rojects-fostered by this district 19andatory bound level retail uses to rlajor ublic walkways are�intendetl to reinforce the desired increase in pedestrian strNeL acti- a 9382 y.itj By ftirt'Aer of pt�tlt�st~laps dn�l rt't�l.l d'.;ttVitiC'_S, t.F3._dilll.ng, exhibits W1t:hi.r1 prc]raerlaclo Sr?tbcYcli, Lht' i)t3tt?St.r]_r_li1 ul.�lkba<iy Will t]f"] ,Iivr'r- S1.fLt'ca, StimU1.lLe?l an orl"I'lncecl. r i�i.scapi( Rt)rllc=y lrc�, a �])"inr i�]al thc)r(--)ugll,.ar ' and major link to the c-c ritual business :listrict., aR'l a , 3 S lgn i f tCcltlt 71t:47 cor r.i�lOr c) f st1Cc-7 .31 charact(7'r, reulres, arl'll_-inna1 1)ui1'1L11g seL-- oacl;fs, oporl spacl-O and aCtiyl.t.' c On3.tdt�r,-C--ions relative to other streets i l the chi ltrtc.t I;c] orULect its llnttl.t10 il-'Stllel_iC d11,1 fullCtt011t11 qualities. l7U(, tr) t'jje c'rt .3t10h of c"itt.�f151T" iritt-:rrial shopping malls, anal the r_el_-lt.ive visual arlcl lricLiOrl,:l isolation Of these malls fr.(]m the '.)lic stro., L envir.c)rlmerlt, special Plaza/Ac-tivi.ty Lint-i(je Spaces bonle-rizig l:-irge projects ar() '!larl- cllte(l :i transparetlt ooenincts tc) the streets. The purpose a,`. these plazas is Lo Eorge a stronger l.i.rrk. an active transition be-tween iriternal and ext(, rt1c11 r]eclestrian envi romncrits, thereby strengthening both. Cr)nsisterlt with the complex dense urban charac- ter of the center_ city, it is intended that cim- phasis be given to graphics, signing and light- ing as a means of projecting color, vitality, excitement and blend c)E activity. Change is the key; animation of images the objective; a true, tlnderstandahle ext]ri:�ssion of the c ct rater_ city is the purpose. 9 3 �i14*1 3 _,r.,sne..w _ .:. ..... �C'�l'-P.@Y'.#b... rr�l'n ��.'��t �,? &c`i-.-:i:.i t� ., .3;^... 3 ,.Jviv'.N t. .. ...,;7'; ....,.a xR'.Tir34 .c�.•,fi. The following r.i.2uulations shall apply in the (-'BD-2 District. 2. Amend Section 3: Gimitztions on Uses by deleting paragraph (1) and substituting in .lieu thereof a new paragraph (1) to read as follows: Except for automobiles arkinn lots and activities specifically permitted in sidewalk and plaza areas by Section 9: Urban Design Requirements, all uses including sales, display, preparation and storaqe shall be conducted entirely within a completely enclosed structure. 3. Amend Section 5: yards and Minimum Distance Between 3uildinus by deleting paragraphs (1) and (2) and sub- stituting a new paragraph (1) as follows: (1) FRONT AND SIDE STREET SETBACK (a) Adjacent to Biscayne Boulevard, every point on a building shall be set back from the base building line a minimum of fifteen (15) feet for the first one hundred (100) feet of building height above grade. (b) Except as otherwise provided herein, adjacent to streets other than Biscayne Boulevard, every point on a building shall be set back from the base build- ing line a minimum of fifteen (15) feet for the first eighteen (18) feet of building height above grade and shall be setback a minimum of five (5) feet for building height above eighteen (18) and below one hundred (100) feet above grade. (c) Above a height of one hundred (100) feet above grade, every_ point on a building shall be set back from the centerline of the street so that the vertical distance of said point above grade is twice the horizontal distance to the street center- line, provided that such restriction shall not require a setback greater than thirty- five (35) feet from the base building line. d) There shall be no building setback required adjacent to the following public street rights -of -way which are considered eligible for closure or abandonment: 1. NE 13TH TERRACE 2. NE 14TH TERRACE 3. NE 15TH TERRACE 4, NE 16TH TERRACE 4. Amend Section 5. Yards and Minimum Distance Between Buildings by renumbering paragraphs (3) and (4) to read as follows: (2) INTERIOR SIDE YARD AND REAR YARD (3) MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS .5. Amend Section 7. Floor Area Ratio by amending item (a) and by deleting item (d) of paragraph (1); said amendment to read as follows: as follows: (a) For non-residential uses: 6.0 if the main buildine entrance is more than twelve hundred (1200) feet walking distance from a designated station mezzanine of the regional rapid transit system or six hundred (600) feet from a designated station mezzanine of the People Mover System, or 8.0 if a main building entrance is less than twelve hundred (1200) or six hundred (600) fpPr ­,glking distance respectively from such designated station mezzanine. 6. Add a new Section 9. Public Amenity Requirement to read Section 9. Public Amenity Requirements (1) USES Retail/entertainment uses shall be required along at least sixty-five percent (65%) of the ground floor frontage on streets listed below. For the purposes of this paragraph, retail/entertainment uses shall be defined as uses in paragraph (7), (8), (9), (10), 5 9382 (11), (12), (13), or (16) of Section 2: Tlse Reg}ilations. At least 50% of the required seta it /entertainment lineal frontage shall be devoted to transparent window openings. E->uch uses shall have c onvnnient access from the public sidewalk. Provisions of this paragraph shall apply to the following street frontages: (a) _-Biscayne Boulevard (b) YNE 15 t-h Street be twoon N�, 2 nd Avenue and a point 300 feet west of the c (,ni (,rl in(, of North ')rive. (2) SETBACKS (a) The requiredfifteen(15) feet setback area along all streets shall be developed as continuous pedestrian space, level with the adjacent public sidewalk. No intrusions shall be permitted in this space without the approval of the Urban Development Review Board. in reviewing proposed development of the setback area, the Urban Development Review Board shall ensure that adequate unobstructed pedes- trian circulation apace is provided while per!nitting, where appropriate certain intrusions such as but not limited to: trees with at least 7 feet of clear trunk, outdoor cafes, te!nporary display and salt, of merchandise or art, adver- tising kiosks, canopies, marquees, sculpture, signs projecting from build- ings at least (9) feet above established street grade, light poles, parking and dest£i n 61£eetion Signs Jnd BQiIdi11 c ,lumps in Rfc mlos guile nE support. enlgmns &ithTn the minimum ri[teen Foot \PtbwR& efoR shall have x minimum Seven Islet or e]e m, distanRc between columns [or every nn/ blot or eo]umn width, 'Ind R minimum Rn0 Stxucted 4ist111 nE eidlt (8) feet betwoon the [are nE any column and the TReP or Rny b R}181n7 2xil. (h) In order to pvnvilo Consistent onel0s5ro y[ the Shc'oet S1)- § fneQs pedeStfiRn Retivlty within Rn appropriR(e Sidewalk widfi, the KRonnd rloor nT RI] buildinJs Adjacent to Biscayne Boulevard Shall be set back no more thwn hWnty (20) feet fi•om the base builclimr Tine, with the exceptions o[ Plaza/activity tinkaReS \s defined in pefRyiEph (4) below and linear £font»%@ developed with arcades. For pnftions nr Biscayne Boulevard T£onl- a<e developed is arcades, the maximum ground floor Sothac` slml] be twenty-ei&h\ (28) Feet S'l; t t 2{ DESIGN Al.] rogQiyPd [Sant and Side street yard Jrea6 add the entire Sidewalk area within the adjacent public right-of-way ahEll be developed by the property owner ns a Sin<Te cohesive unit »peordieK to the Following design st-andards: (R) Paving mRtorinIs Rnd patterns shaII be approved by the Urban Development le! view Bnard to assure compatibility with near- b.-V. properties. (5) Street trees Shall be provided four (4) feet from the curl) line at maximum SO feet 7 U 3 862 intervals according to city speciEica- tions for type, .size, and planting me tho'.ls . (r_) Notwithstanding the sna ing re; uir.ements of item (ID) above, alontj Disca4nt- F3iLlr- yard royal palms shall be provided at established int-ervalS along the curb. Special nighttime lighting shall he pro- vide(l on the ealons according ti-) City standards. No shade trees smhall be Olanted within 15 foet of the roval palms. (,I) -_Street -furnitlire shall 'De provided, including benches, trash receptacles, pf-�destrian scale lighting, bus shelters, etc. an« should generally be located in an area 0 to 8 feet from the curb line. (,$) _ Mherever building facades are visible from public streets, they shall be articulaterl at least every 150 feet by use of varied setbacks, surface form color, or other forms of visual contrast. (4) PLAZA/ACTIVITY LINKAGES A plaza constituting not less than 7% of the development site in size shall be provided in accordance with the following design standards: (a) The plaza shall be a sidewalk level space and shall have frontage directly on Biscayne Boulevard,or NE 15th Street or Flagler Street when the development site borders one of these streets. (b) ,_ The width of the plaza space shall not be less than one third (1/3) or more 8 than three tirnr.,; the length of the ;plaza Space. (c), The _Plaza shall_be operi to the sky or covered with a visibly trans partint or translucent material. for an area. not less than its minimum r_equire.l 1az:i shall. accessible to the cgener.al pu�-)lic during normal lausiness hours. (0) _Retail uses _as_listed in Section -2, paragraph (/), (3), (9), (10), (11), (12), (13) or (16) shall directly front at least 50 ; of the perimeter walls enclosinet the ,p1a�,,a space- and may utilize up to 0011,- of the plaza space for r_(�tail displays, exhibits, restaurant lining, lounge :seating, entertairimerit activities, de-vioristra- tions and performances. (f) The Plaza space shall have _a direct pedestrian connection to any internal development circulation corridors, Palls, lobbies or similar primary pedestrian distribution systems within a structure abutting the plaza. (g) No part of the plaza space may be used for parking, driveways or any other form of yehiclular circulation. (h) There shalt be at least one shade tree or three palms for every 1000 square feet or fraction thereof, of laza space provided. (i) There shall be a minimurn of one linear 9 foot of se,iting for- each 30 square feet of plaza at. -Oa. Such sfm�ing shall be i-n the form of benches, sitting walls wi_(.h a mi n imuln depth �)` 16 inches and a height ricn lass than Jr) inches or more than 36 inches ibovn. the adjacent: walking surface, or moveable c-;hair7 with each c nuntinct as twcn lineal feet of seating. (j) __Plazas shall _be _il luminat(�d _throucllhout with ali overall minimum average level of it lumination of not lass than two noriaontal font candle,3 (lumens per f: . _ L (k) _fl plaza_shall be_treat,�-1_as_;3 street for purpose of the applicable sign regulations. (1) _ No_tw2_plazas as definerl in this section shall generally be closer than three hundre.] (300) feet as meascirel along the path of travel of a pedestrian in a public right-of-way. (5) PEDESTRIA14 CONNECT" IONS Whenever_ a, public street closure or right- of-way abandonment creates a block length in excess of five hundred (500) feet between parallel pul-)lic streets, a thc-ough-block pedestrian walkway, the width of the block shall be provided. Said pedestrian walkway shall not be locate_-i closer than two hundred (200) feet to either parallel public street, and shall be open and accessible to the general public during normal business 10 9382 hours. The through -black l EAE—,striari walkway s11a11 11,-ive a minimum av;)rawidth of Fifteen (15) f�z2et anti a rni_rlimiim height of ten (10 ) fret. (6) SIGNS AND r IGHTS (a} Notwithst-mdin� _._aY n ether provisions �ro--__-._ of this Ordinance signs in the CBD-2 district shall be in accordance-, with Article XXI`J, Section 4 of this Ordi- nance except as follows: 1. r)E'_rinitted. 2. Pro ectinj in the CBD-2 district may be ono hundred and twenty square fc.:(2t in area for 3. - Detached sirjris shall not be_permii:te�l except for advertising kiosks and parking and pedestrian directional signs with a width, length or diainoter not excee(ling five feet. Kiosk ad- vertising shall bo limited to the announcement of events, exhi.oits, entertainment, or cultural attrac- tions and shall exclude advertise- ment of products or services. 4. Pennants, Banners and Streamers shall be permitted. S. General Advertising signs shall be prohibited except for signs which exhi3Dit continuously changing dis- plays of figures, words or graphic through the use of lights, projected images or luminous character ge,lera- 11 tors. Such signs shall he limited to one per street frontage and an aggre- gabs of. fonr (400 sc_.luar2 fnet) per�levelo��m��nt. (b} EV(--ry leveloom(?nt Shall haves 0110- or morn graphic Li)ms utili in var.i_abl? signs, Iighti.n,, bannc!rs, kinetic Sculpture, fountains, or similar_ f,:)rms of animated, movliiq imagos visihle luring the (lay a-ii night from 3i.sc:ayno- Boulevard. (c) Si,_ n a roval - '1n sic nermitted-lhy items (a)-1, 2, 3, 4, oc i of this paragraph or '-)y Article XXTV, Section 4, paragraphs (1) or (2) shall be r.eiuired to have the approval of the 'Jr -ban Development Review Bc-)ar,:l before a sign permit is issue,l by the Building Department. The purpose of sign review aria approval is to ass;ire that the sign is in accord with the purp:)se and intent of this district. (7) VEHICULAR AC( -II, -SS Alone the Biscayne ne Boulevard froritac e no vehicular access ways shall be permitted to on -site parking, loading, service, or pass- senger drop-off areas. Along all other street frontages, such access ;lrives shall ba permitted only with the approval of the Public Works Department and the Urban Develop - sent Review Board, which shall ensure! that the location of such vehicular access ways will minimize impacts on traffic and pedes- trian circulation. Wherever special curb- 12 143 82 8) (9 side d ru p-o r f lanes are requested by private. development, minimum -setbacks and sidewalk devejop- mont standards shall be adjusted to_compensate for thelossof sidewalk area. HISTORIC PRI'SERVATION1 a No demol iLion permit shall be issued by the BuLldi Department for -any structure, or _L,arts thereof significance in local history or architectural history as determined by the -Dade County- L— _Ljisto­ric SUrvey,-__­- after a hearing on such des_ijLiz:ttion has been held by the City of Miami Commission or the appropriate Board or Commission, after the owner of such structure or part thereof has received due notice of such hearing and an opportunity to present evidence thereat, unless the City Commission has first approved such demolition following a Public Hearing. ---The. City Commission may at an,,, time initiate and/or accelerate a Public Hearing on the approval of such demolition, provided that prior thereto the developer shal.l. meet with and discuss the proposed demolition with all interested parties, as determined by the City of Miami Planninr, Department. The purpose of such Public --flear ing is to ensure that structures, or parts thereof, of major historic sig- nificance are preserved for the health, prosperity education and welfare of the people of Miami unless an undue economic hardship would result which destrovs and !�eneficial tj�ie nf I --- -- propert-,I_,--at the sole discretion of the Miami City Commission. The Building Department shall record such structures on the official EL zoning maps. (b) Wherever reasonable surrounding development shall respect the scale and character of structures of major historic significance; and where necessary to achieve this object- ive, the Urban Development Review Board may recommend variances to any provisions of this ordinance. SEE -THROUGH CORRIDORS Building towers in excess of one hundred (100) feet in elevation shall be located and oriented wherever r e conf iguration w I permit to SOL- SEE MINUTES OF MARCH 25, 1982 IN CONNECTION WITH PASSAGE OF THIS PORTION. -13- �re5,�r.ve si, JIL cor. z Mors Lo Bisca me Ray from u>>er nortiocls of hi.tildit s located inland. _ii�_-------_-_-�___._ _-- 7. Add a new Section 10: Site a l Development Plan Aj)proval Ln read as follows: Section 10 ; Sitc:� and D,�v,31c� )ilo It Plan A. proval -----._-__ (1 )- And_cevelc?ment_within_t11is_district _shall be re, m i. re,l to have the s.i to and dev,21oomen t plans approved by thc2 'Urban Development Ro- view Board b,ifore a iiilrli_ng }permit is issu,�(l by the Building Department. The pucpose of development plan rr2view anal approval is to assurr, that dove IoiDment i_3 lil ac'c,)r�l with the pur,)ose aa,l intcmt of this listrict a l;l for the bene f i L- of the gerieral puhl is . (?_) It shall 5e the resp,�nsi, iIit of the Url-)an ---__-._.__—_---_e. __----t- _�__�____ Development Review 3oar,l to interpret design st-anc3arcls containecl in this Articlu and to make recommendations to the Zoning Boar,l concerning applications For variances an,1 Conditional uses. (3) Applications_f_or development elan a3roval shall be submitted according to the provi- sions of ARTICLE IV Section 41, paragraphs (2) and (3), except-_ that the Planning De- partme,it will transmit such application to the Urban Development Review Board for aiDproval . Section 2. That all Ordinances, Code Sections or Darts thereo.`- in conflict- herewith be and the same are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict. Section 3. Should any part or provision of this Ordi- nance be de-clared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invali,l the same shall not affect the vali:iity of the Ordinance 14 as a whole. PASSEL) ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY t11.Ls 15th day of DECEMBER 1981. PASSt,D AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READIN 13Y TITLE' ONLY this 1.Gth day of ;-larch , 1982. Maurice A. Ferre _ __ MAURICE A. FERRE - MAYOR ATTESTS : RAG . G. O N G I E �_—�--�-- CITY Lh RK PkEPARED AND APPROVED BY: MARK A. VALENTINE ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM.. AND CORRECTNESS: GE R Gj, F . KNOX , JR . CIY T^tORNEY 15 9382 side drehroff lances are rcx.ut.steJ by private — development, min.imtui setbacks alld sidewalk = develgxnent stamlards shall Ir aijustex_i to cclnpensate for the loss of sidewalk area. (8) HISTORIC PRESEWATION (a) No demolition I�erriit shall ix? iss-tiol by the Building Deb artmnt for any structure of major significance in local history or architectural history, as deterrlinc by the Dade Cot!! ty iiisto- ric Survey, unless the City Ccnmission has first approved such demolition �zarini.t following a Pu- blic Hearing. The City Canmission riay at any - timinitiate and/or accelerate a PuOlic ilearing on the approval of a demolition cx• rmit, providexi that prior thereto thci developer shall i,-eet with and discuss the proposed danoliti.on with all interestcx? parties. Tine purpose of sucli Rdblic IIearinq is to ensure that structures of rna or MOM - historic significance: are preserval for the health, prosperity, education, and welfare of the people of r darzi unless an undue econanic hardship would result which destroys reasonable and beneficial use of property, as detemiLned by the City Canrnission. The Building De artnent shall record such structures on the official zoning maps. (b) Surrounding develolxnent shall respect the scale _ and character of structures of major historic significance; and where necessary to achieve this objective, the Urban Development Review Board may recommend variances to any provisions of this ordinance. (9) SEE-TI ROLM CORRIDORS Building towers in excess of one hundred (100) feet in elevation shall be located and oriented wherever site configuration will pemit, to _ 13 93Sol I 0 Matte Hirai Assistant City Clerk Terry V. Percy Deputy City Attorney March 29, 1982 CBD-2 Ordinance Considered by the City Commission on March 25, 1982 This memorandum is to confirm and ratify our recent discussions regarding the vote taken by the City Commission on March 25, 1982, in conjunction with the above subject Ordinance. Based upon the discussions and proceedings referenced above, it was the intent of the City Commission to incorporate §8(a) into Ordinance 9382 regarding Historic Preservation. The purpose was to clarify the language in §8(a) to the satisfaction of all interested parties. It is hoped that this memorandum clarifies the matter. TVP:ia CC: Joel Maxwell Assistant City Attorney NOTE FOR THE RECORD: On March 30, 1982, I spoke to Mr. Terry Percy in connection with the present memo and asked if the effective date upon passage of Sec.8(a) which was at the meeting of 3-25-82 would be one _ and the same as the effective date of Ord.9382. His answer was yes. Therefore, the effective date ORd. 9382 will be 30 days from second re i ich took place on March 16th. D1AT Y HIRAI Assistant City Clerk March 30, 1982. i fy iT '4 5 s382 , 0 Matty Hirai Assistant City Clerk Terry V. Percy Deputy City Attorney Varch 29, 1982 CBD-2 Ordinance Considered by the City Commission on March 25, 1982 This memorandum is to confirm and ratify_ our recent discussions regarding the vote taken by the City Commission on March 25, 1982, in conjunction with the above subject Ordinance. Based upon the discussions and proceedings referenced above, it was the intent of the City Commission to incorporate §8(a) into Ordinance 9382 regarding Historic Preservation. The purpose was to clarify the language in §8(a) to the satisfaction of all interested parties. It is hoped that this memorandum clarifies the matter. TVP:ia CC: Joel Maxwell Assistant City Attorney NOTE FOR THE RECORD: on March 30, 1982, I spoke to Mr. Terry Percy in connection with the present memo and asked if the effective date upon passage of Sec.8(a) which was at the meeting of 3-25-82 would be one and the same as the effective date of Ord.9382. His answer was yes. Therefore, the effective date ORd. 9382 will be 30 days from second re�di ich took place on March 16th. MAT Y HIRAI Assistant City Clerk March 30, 1982. 9382 , 4" CITY OF MIAMI. FLOWDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 12, i TO Matty Hirai Assistant City Clerk FROM Terry V. Percy Deputy City Attorney l DATE: March 29, 1982 FILE: SUBJECT: CBD-2 Ordinance Considered by the City Commission on March 25, 1982 REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: This memorandum is to confirm and ratify our recent discussions regarding the vote taken by the City Commission on March 25, 1982, in conjunction with the above subject Ordinance. Based upon the discussions and proceedings referenced above, it was the intent of the City Commission to incorporate §8(a) into Ordinance 9382 regarding Historic Preservation. The purpose was to clarify the language in §8(a) to the satisfaction of all interested parties. It is hoped that this memorandum clarifies the matter. TVP.ia CC: Joel Maxwell Assistant City Attorney NOTE FOR THE RECORD: On March 30, 1982, I spoke to Mr. Terry Percy in connection with the present memo and asked if the effective date upon passage of Sec.8(a) which was at the meeting of 3-25-82 would be one and the same as the effective date of Ord.9382. His answer was yes. Therefore, the effective date ORd. 9382 will be 30 days from second re i ich took place on March 16th. MAT Y HIRAI Assistant City Clerk March 30, 1982. 938� .