HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-81-0343The Applicant Shall:
The City Shall:
Plan for Convenient bus stops of
appropiatt site and location to
support total pro j act defraud for
park'n ride, shuttle and ekprdss
trans° t strvic`e=
lla= promote etler.gy con ery on and
the use of public transit speti=
llb, Work Closely with the t gvffitoWft
tidally related to,the'Nwntowtt
+t3eritifent Center by
beveloprftent Authority, the
Dade Cbnnty offiee of Tran6p6rm
participating
in Transportation systdm Manage_
tation 'AdministY'at on and the
applicant to
Ment, coordinated by the Dade County
Office of Transportation Adminisa
p
promote- energy Con-
servation and public transit spec
= jally
Nation through such tieasues as
ride -sharing
ific related to' the Dot6wft1;
Covernmetlt Center as outlined in
programs and gran
Pools; variable work hours, flex-
Zia` and shall continue e�tforce=
tent
time, and a 4=day work Meek; tram
sit"use coupled
efforts to restrict or pro
hib'it on -street parking, all ;:of
with remote -site
parking and public actions to be
which are intended to max mite
the
recommended by the Downtown Miami
interim Parking Study in llb,
use of the available road -
way capacity, further, the
city is currently preparing a
Downtown Miami I terim Parking
Study to address parking short-
ages until July, 1984, which
study is to be completed in 90
days, which `study recommendations
if approved by the City forty
,dill
a basis' for ,public actions in 11-
and llb.
Energy
The Applicant and the City recognize
provides an, opportunity to explore
that the Downtown Government Center
the concept
with the objectives of a) conservin
costs for the projects. To further
of co- generation,
ever
g gy and b) reducing energy,
explore this concept:
The Applicant Shall;
The City Shall:
12a. Prepare a technical and fiscal
feasibility analysis for
12b. Consider its option to part.
icl
.con-
struction and operation of a co-
pate in the joint development
of an 'on -site cogeneration
generation facility, which ana-
lysis must address the alter-
facility and to reviewthe`City's
natives of joint Count Cit
y' y
land use approval and develop -
ownership and joint public and
ment review criteria for DOSS -
ible amendments providing
private ownership, as well as
other cogeneration, conditions
incentives for>development, in
locations
enumerated in 13a thru 15a, and
submit the analysis to the Coun-
adjacent the Down-'
torah Government Center, o
cil and the City 'for review and
compatible land uses to`compli-
merit the technical and fiscal
approval, within two(2) years
of the date of issuance of this
feasibility of `a cogeneration
facility installation
Development Order`. In the event
that - the County is unable to
in the
Downtown Government Center.'
settle a price schedule agree-
ment with Florida Power and
bight Company for the sale of
surplus generated electricity'
the County may obtain a one year -
extension of this deadline, if
the results of the analysis indi-
Cate that such a ;facility4 under
Single or j,o nt owne ship,' is
Viable within' the; Downtown Govern-
ment Center{ the Applicant will
4evelop and operate it in a manner
eonsistanV with sound fseal
man-
agement"uet to agr"event
with other
ac
P, ORTt,
end users.
DocNITS
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The APPI'tftht 8hn.11 ;Tito-
City Shall,,
lea, RoLivalulto,tho existing pity 18b.
Police t�eparttnetedtta'�
Review the equitable armn em0fit
Lets for cotinecfion to the
of costs bettet�n the City and
Countyo berrpose�d by the
chilled water system of the
Mnosed cogeneration facility
County for connection and supply
of chilled
y
and if found to be compatible*
anti fisdally feasible,
water froth the ous
Hosed cogeneration facility to
to the
satisfaction of the City, con
the existihI, 'Cit`�' police bep rt�
ment 11ef.dcluo.rtor5 in the light
nect the building to tho system
through;; an agreement
of fixed chiller equipment
< provid-
ins an equitable arra.ngetnent of
which would become obsolete,
and if found to be fiscally
costs between the City and the
County.
feasible to the satisfaction .
of the City, to subsequently}
enter into an agreement with the
County for connection ands SUbply
Of chilled 'stater to the City,
Police Department Headquarters.
14a,,Require all future Downtown 14b.
Require all :future Downtown
— Government Center buildings
— to lie
Government Center buildings to
connected to the
chilled water system under an
be connected to the chilled
,, :water
equitable cost schedule., sat is-
system, under an equitable
cost schedule, satisfactory to the
factory to the end -users, as",
presently contemplated by the _
end-users,as presently contem+-
plated by the County.
County.
15a. Evaluate, in cooperation 15b. ''Evaluate,
with the City, all future
in cooDeration with
development adjacent to the
the County, all 'future devel--
onment adjacent to'the Center,
Center, such as the Overfottm
area, for
such as the bvertown;`area, for
compatibility with
the cogeneration facility and,
compatibility with the coe:ene-
ration facility and, if found'
if found to be compatibleand
fiscally feasible through an
to be compatible and =fiscally;,
equitable arrangement of costs
feasible through an equitable'
arrangement of costs <`satisfac-
satisfactory to end -users,
- provide for connections .to the
tort' to end=uses , foster'
cogeneration facility.
connection to the cogeneration
facility. —
16a. Continue to evaluate those 16b.
energy conservation recommenda-
Evaluate those energy censer-
vation recommendations
Lions incorporated by reference
incor-
porated'by reference and at -
and attached hereto ' as Attachment
and those incorporated in
tacked hereto as Attachrent r'V.I
the �'ew Gounty Administration'
and wherever technically feasible
to incorporate
Building design, and wherever
those measure
into Isubsequent City buildings
technically feasible, to incor-*
porate these measures into sub-
and recommend to the; State
similar
sequent Count), buildings
evaluation and imple=
mentation in subsequent State
buildings,
17. The 1'l.,�nning Director, City of Miami Planning Department is hereby
designated
to monitor and assure compliance with this Development
Order and to receive the annual.
report >in
Paragraph`1.8,
A1r, tQp1��'n C .i ttie,` 1)owntown Government Center Aeviol- pment Coor-
dinatnr, County M4nagor's office for a designee be
1y the County tian or) ` is in charge of
urdinaticn tht� 'Downi+owil
to named
daylto=day dovolopment co-
.cif �pvernment �entcr4
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TABLE OP CONTENTS
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�uU�,�dt
PdRe�
R64uest
Review of Development Of Regional Impe t
#
Table of tentents�#i#
PART I,
APPLICATION INFORMATION
is
5tatowt of Intent
2.1
3. and 46 Applicant I n 1`6 rma t#eb
1
5,1
'6, and? Development Information
2
D.
Vested rights
9, and 10, Permit "Information
3
PART II,
GFNCRAL SECTION
4 thru 19'
1 i ,
Index of Maps and Figures
4 & 5
12.
General Project Description
g
13,
Al r
14
14,
Land
16
15.
Water
17
16.
Wetlands
18
17.
Flood Prone Areas
18
18.
Vegetation and Wildlife
18
19.
Historical and Archaeological Sites
19
PART II,'OTHER
CONSIDERATIONS`
20 thru 32
20.
Economy
20
21.
Wastewater Management
26
R.. I ly
t
22.
Drainage
26
23.
Watan Supply
24.
Solid Waste
26'
2S
�new�y
26.
Edu��t#on
3�
27r
Recreation and open Space
31
28.
Health Care
31
29.
police
32,
30.
F#re
32
31.
' Transpo rtati on
33'
32.
`Housing
65
PART
!It, SPECIFIC ORt INFORMATION
65'
33.
Ai sports,' not appl icable
34,
Attractions and Recreation Facilities
65
35.
Electrical Transmission Line, hot 'appl i cable
36.
Hospitals, not applicable
37.
Industrial Plants, not applicable
38.
Mining operations, not applicable
39.
Office Parks
65
40.
Petroleum Storage Facilities, not applicable
41.
Port Facilities, not applicable
42.'
Schools, not applicable
43.-
Shopping Centers, not applicable
APPENDIX
SUPQ
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FOLL V`'
ii
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r
PART II, GENERAL SECTION
I1, the ollowing INDEX OE' MAPS AND PI AEE it provided as a guile
to theirs leoatiar� i
th appl katlon
A.
General focatinn maps
6
A.
Aerial photo of site.
7
NOT INCLUDED t'see explanation 'at question 22)4
D.
Existing Iand uses on site and within primary iMPaot area,
E.
NOT INCLUDED (see ertpiahat16h at qu stun 14)
P.
NOT INCLUDED (see explanation at quest#bn 14)
G.
NOT ;'INCLUDED tree explanation at question 22)
H.
Phase one development plan, (1980-1987).
12
H.1
Pinal Phase drivelopment plan, (1587=2001)
i3
I.
Project site and Impact area boundaries
34
J,
Existing highway and transportation network.
35
J.1.0
Existing 24 hour traffic volumes for DGC impact area
36
J.1.1
Existing AM peak hour traffic for DGC impact area
37
J.1.2
Existing PM peak hour, traffic for DGC impact area
38
J.2.0
Locatrion key for Table J-1 and Phase I/Final Phase
42
Distribution of site parking spaces
J.3.0
Major access routes and 'traffic distribution
47
To/from DGC site
J.4.0
Phase I AM peak hour traffic for primary, impact area
48
J.41
Phase I AM peak hour traffic for immediate impact area
49
J.50
Phase I PM peak hour traffic for primary impact area
50
J.5.1
Phase I 'PM peak hour traffic for immediate impact area
51
cc T I , -
D({
�i J� a` v#ri i M y
FCC�WYV y
4
4d
,)r6►0
Final phase AM peak hour traffid for priMArY irnpaot
area —
j 1
Final phase AM peak hour traffic for immediate impact VI
J,7.0
Final phAte 'PM peak hour traffic far primary imPatt
area54
J.7.1
Final phase PM peak hour`traffid for immediate impact area
J48$ 0
phate I and Final phase critical interwtion analysis results 58
J,8.1
Levels of Service at affected intersections
J,OO
f�etrorail system and Metro gut system PtAbJWL& for
1 g 52a
i JO,o
Downtown people mover Adrppted alignment
5
J.10 1
Downtown people mover Stage One 1084
64
K.
NOT INCLUDED (see question 12)
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12g D€NrRAL- NNW DEWIPTION
I2.A.
In its completed fom the Downtown tmrwmt Center located at
the now rapid transit crossroads in bade County (tee NEAR A
page 'd), will present to the coupty's citizens and visitors
an assemnbl age of the major gover n'tal or nuasi'=governmental
agencies which serve them (See MAP H. 1, page 13). Each of the
major; governmental agencies will occupy its own di scrote buildings
and site and maintain' its separate visual identity whether viewed from the
surrounding community or from within the now public space around which they
Will be arranged. Citizens, visitors, and public enpl oyees alike wi 11, enjoy
the convenience of the mew bade 'County Main Library, Art Museumand
Historical Museum to be completed -I'm 1D82 s
In addition to this Mayor CulUr;al Dom►plex, the other major eler�►ents proposed
in the project include the State of Florida Regional service Center, New
Dade County Administr°ation guilding(0) City of Miami Administration'
Building(s) and Police and mire De artment'Headguarters racilities, a 7 acre
central urban_ open space, and arcilary structures to house Central Support
racilities5 garage parking', and a i imited amount of commnercial space,
PHASING Or DEVELOPMENT AND rXIS`tINO AND PROPOSED LAND USES are presented in
the following TADL€S 12.1 and 12.9 respectively.
.x,
Llifrr -
}
TOL-t 12 ►1 i
PHASING T BU I LDI G DEVE OMCNT
`
X1fiING�
6ran Area in Square Feet Conatruotiorr
Open
86vennnent`
Botignati0n
O No Use
Arroillar� Ube
Beg,
end
8egt
State of Florida
Aeg, Service
Cent � h1
160,000
18,750
1076
1978
1978
N ty iof Mi ami
Poi ice Head-
quarters
129,760
190,250
1974
1976
1976
City of Miami
Adm. Bldg-
Phase _1
70,bO0
none
1978
1930
1980
EXISTING: Sub -totals as above
349,750
200,000
1974
1980
i975
—
Phase 1! 1980 1987
Gross Area
in Square Feet
Construe tion
0per
Government`
Designation
Office Use
Ancillary Use
Beg.
End
Beg.
Metro bade County
Cultural Center
43,000
295,000
1980
1982
1983
Metro-Dade'County
Support Pao./
Garage
20,000
265,00
1981
1983
1983'
Metro -Dade: County
Adm. Bldg,
Phase 1
5600000
178000
1981
1983
1984
City of Miami
Adm. Bldg,
Phase 2
240,000
20,000
1982
1984
1985
City, of Miami
bGC Garage 2
none
320,000
1982
1584
1984
State of Florida
Reg. Service
Center Ph. 2
156,250
280,000
1984
1986
1987
City of Miami
DGC Garage 3
none
424,000
1984
1986
1986
Phase 1: Sub -totals
as above
100199250
1,782,000
1980
1986
1983
Cumulative totals
as above
10369 000
1,991,000
197.4
1986
1976
Final Phase: 1987-2001
Gross Area
in Square Feet
Construction
Oper.
Government
Designation
Office Use
Ancillary Use
Beg.
End
Beg.
State of Florida
Complete Reg.
Service Center
300,000
none
1997
1999
2000
Metro -Dade County
Admin. Bldg.
Phase 2
400,000
none
1988
1990
Tj
1991.(7
{
To be determined
Government
800,000
310,000
1999
2001
2001�-
or Quasi -Gout.
offices.
Final Phase: Sub -totals
Cumulative totals
as above
as above
1500,000
2:869,000
310,000
2 301,000
1987
1979
2001
2001
1989 ,.,_
1976
,E —
10
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fiABL. 1
,2, l<1Sfi1N8
WtANMAN'1
LAND USES
X1SfiiN0: 1979 1980
01'fice
Use
Ancillary
Use
Aeserve
totals
Government
At a Si to
Acres
Site
Acres Site
Aeres
Si to
State of rlorida
0038
001,52
00.57
001►44
02.76 001.20
03.91
010,24
Metro=Dade 0ounty
We
none
none
none
1,56 `051,2
i.56
051.2
City of Miami'
00,81
002,i2
04.23
0i1.08
09,68 025.34
14,72
038.54
X1Sfi1N0; Sub -totals
01,39
003,64
04 80
oi2.67
32.00 083179
38.i9
'100,00
PHASE 'It 1980 1987
Office
Use
Ancillary
Use
Reserve
Totals
Government
Acme 1;
Site
Acres
Site
Acres Site
Acres % Site
State of Florida'
00.60
001,57
00.66
001.73
01650 003,93
02,76
007,23
Metro -Dade 'County
00,67
001675
07.35
019.35
11.50 03012
19,56
051622
City of Miami
01,60
004.20
0563
014.75
02.45 006640
09.68
025,35
PHASE I: Sub -totals
02.87
007.52
13.68
035.83
15.45 040.45
32.00°
083.80
PRIOR PHASE
01,39
003,64
04.80
012.57
NA •NA
6.19
01620
Cumulative Totals
04,26
011.15
18,48
048.39
19.89 052.06
38.19
100,00
FINAL PHASE: 1987 - 2001`
Office
Use
Ancillary. Use
Reserve
Totals
Government
Acres %
Site
Acres
% Site
Acres Site
Acres
% Site
State of Florida
01.00
002.62
00.50
'001.31
none none
01.50`
003.93
- Metro -Dade County (1)`
04.62
06.88
none none
11.50
-City of Miami
none
none
02.45
006.40
none' none
02.45
00640
FINAL' PHASE: Sub -totals
05.62
014.72
09.83
025.74
none none
15.45'
040.46,
PRIOR PHASES:
04.26 ,'011.15
18.48
048.39
NA NA
22.74'
05954 .
Cumulative Totals
09.88
025.87
2831
074.13
none`' none
38.19
10000
Note(1): Includes other
government or
Quasi -Government
office use to be
determined
in
future.
UPON COMPLETION
Uj
State of Florida
02.18
0173
'
°' `none none
03.91'
010.24
Metro' -Dade County
05029
14.27
-w #
(none' none
19.56;
. 051.22
Ci ty, Q i
02.41
12.31
11.,0
� )
_Jnone none
14.72
038.54
1
DOWNTOWN MARNMENT CENTER (one)
I3HA �,DNE DEVELOPMENT PLAN LEGEND (Spy
DESIGNATION
DESGRiPTIDN
A
COUNTY 'CENTRAL SUPPORT FACILITY AND GARAGE
III
CITY DOC GARAGE NO, 2
Omlb
RESERVED FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT USE
I3-A
EXISTING CITY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, PHASE ONE
Bm2b
CITY ADMINISTRATION"BUILDING, PHASE TWO
C
EXISTING CITY POLICE HEADQUARTERS
C-1
EXISTING POLICE GARAGE
C`2
CITY DGC GARAGE NO,3
C`S
RESERVED FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT USE
D
EXISTING STATE REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER, PHASE ONE
D-i
STATE REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER, PHASE `fW0
b-2
RESERVED FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT USE
E
NEW COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
E'I`
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, PHASE TWO
E-2
RESERVED FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT USE
F
COUNTY CULTURAL CENTER
G
EXISTING COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P-1
RESERVED FOR OPEN 'SPACE DEVELOPMENT
P`2
RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE DEVELOPMENT
P-3
RESERVED FOR OPEN DEVELOPMENT
_
P-4
RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE DEVELOPMENT
.
SUPPORTIVE
P-5
RESERVED FOR OPEN SPACE DEVELOPMENT
DOC r;'"'"
T
NEW METRORAIL TRANSIT STATION
FOLLOW
1Ia '
18,b.
protection, relacation, and ttlectibn of trees and vegetation daring don
veloprnent and tuhseguent mainunanct will be in full Compliance with the
Metro- de County Code,
lg. €mviroment and Natural`Resourcos, Historical and Archaeological Sites
19.A►
No historical or arthat6l6gitat sites are known to ex4tt within the boundaries
of the*prop6ted bownt6wn Government Center project.
19,8,
A letter from the Florida Division -of Archives, History and Records Man& _
agemeht, indicating wcurrOnce with the above is appended to this application
(See Appendix b).
i9.G
As noted under. 19,A above, no archaeological sites 'Of National Register gual-
ty are recorded for the project area, Due .' to the pravi outl y developed
character of the area, the probability of encountering any significant sites
is considered to remote at to preclude justification for an archaeological'
field survey prior to devel opmerlt, However, If any archaeological remains
should be ditcovored during the development, the State of Florida, bepartment
Of Sta''te, Division of Archives, Office of History and Records Management, will
be immediately notified. Prier to continuation of construction activity, that
agency will be afforded the oppbetunity to eXamiht the site, assess its
historical and archaeological significance, and make appropriate, arrangements —
for recovery and handling the remains`.'
t SUP Off; IVE
19,DOCUMENTS
FOLLOW..
PART II, 0td�
00N5tDii�A�IONS
i
nom Empl'byrront and tcon0mio °0horacUristits
2O.Ai
SABLE 20.1
CUSTRUCTION COMM
Item
MAI@
1
final
Pha
'dotal
•
t 5p@nt
lent
spent
cost
in R-gion
0ost
inegion
Cost in Rcigion
1i Land
10,500
Abe,
80%
20,300 —
2.;Labor
HoM
90
870500
90%
104,200 90%
.`Magrials
55;000
50%
99,000
50%
124,000 60%
4. Interest
301700 ,
10%
27,800
10%
585500 10%
Si Preliminary
7,000
70%
5,800
70%
125800 70%
Planning
6► Other-3,000
100%
2,700
100%
5,700 10010
TOTALS
NOTE (1) Al costs
expressed in thousands
of 1980 dollars
TABLE 20.2
CONSTRUCT10N EMPLOYMENT
under
$5000 - $8000
- $10000
- $15000 -
$25000 -
PHASE $5,000
$7999 $9999
$14999
$24999
$49999
$50000 * Total
ONE 200
265 395
980
2,315
485
10 40650
FINAL 180
240 360
880
2,100
435
5 4,200
TOTAL 380
505 755
1,860
4,415
-920
15 80850
-TS
FO LLOUV"
>20
2c 8.
TABLE 20t3r ANNUAL OPERAT10 't09Tt ('6)
PHASt i
P1NAL
PHASE
TOTAL
6,tt Its
0ost t sent
Cost
O#n
a #on
$1380)Inegibn
4ont
($000) 1n Region
r Wet And
salaries
(1) 93,000 90%
164,000
90%
w5 000 90%
2. �'r i flge
A#nefi is (2) 18 600 80%
�24600
80%
615400 80%
3. Overhead
(3) 96 800 100%
1680900
100b
264�700 100%
4. Suppl 1 et
A Equipment 180600 80%
32,800
80%
61,400 80%
5, Debt
Service
(4) 16 500 10%
150000`
10%
31,'600 lob
TOTAL
242 500 87%
413,600
87%
6569000 87%,
Notes. (1)
Based upon average salary of
$16,300
(2)
' projected at 20% of payroll
cost
(3)
Lstimated at 103% of payroll
cost
(4)
Estimated at 20% of payroll
Cott
(S)
Based upon 30 year bonds @ 9,
interest
(6)
,' Expressed ' in thousands of 1980
dollars
20.C.
It i s estimated that approximately all of
the permanent
government employees
expected in the Government Center
will reside
within
the Region. The following,
table is therefore reduced to
reflect the
anticipated
number of employees in
each of the stipulated salary
ranges.'
TABLE 204 PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
under, $5000 - $8000
- $10000 -
$15000 -
$25000 - over
I. Public Adm.
$5000 #7999 $9999
$14999
$24999
$49999 $50000 Total
EXISTING
NA 130 230
385
430
270 5 1450
PHASE 1
NA 500 900
1500
1700
1075 25 5700
FINAL PHASE'
NA 885 1595
2660
3010
1905 45 10100'
Sub total s,
Future NA 1385 2495
4160
4710
2980 70 15870
TOTALS
NA 1515 2725
4545
5140
3250 75 17320
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At described earlier the Down town.goVerrtment tenter it proposed to provide a
eentrai location for the consolidation of a Majority of the goverm"nt
administrative funttiM and services available to restdants within
146tropolitan bade County- the liMited''CWmMial Adti4itiet pr0pned are
intended to pravide convenient serviced primarily for the �ti nyees and
vifl"W s within the protect and are not expected to draw, upon any larger
market areas,
20J,
for the reatbht stated in 20,1 no 'market study, pear `se has been d6nduttod for
t
the project,
20,K*
The projected estimates of Tenant Costs as presented in UgLL 20.9 on the fo1=
lowing page include a wider, than normal range of tgUare foot rental rates for
Publ it Office Spate due to the variety of construction `financing .pl ans and
operating cost accounting proeedures which are anticipated,, For example the
State buildings are expected to be financed by legislative appropriation, the
City office buildings by Federal 'grant and/or municipal' bonds, and the 'County
office buildings by State Guaranteed Entitlement Revenue Bonds., The range of
debt servite cost ''wilI `therefore vary from nothing, in the Case of grant or
I
legislative appropriation funding, to as much as $10 per square foot per year
when the funding source it revenue bonds, The premise .i it that, in one way, or
another-, all Public Agoncies in the DowntoWn'Government Center will charge
themselves at least the'equivalent of such cost as they, would incur by rental
of similar office space if available in private by operated buildings.;
Publicacili,ty construction plans have'not been developed sufficiently to
provide detailed estimates of Capital Costs,' The applicant has meanwhile -al.—
located $3,000,000 to cover such costs as maybe incurred by street improvements
and relocation Or modification of private and public utilities resulting from
development of the project. Itshould perhaps also be noted that; Metropolitan
Dade County has allocated approximately. $7,000,000 as part of the cost of the
New County Administration Building for portions of the Metrorail and Downtown
>�
People Mover transit facilities which are planned as integral parts of this
building,
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RU80C FACILITY OR 5ERV1Ot ORERATIN6 0051`5
The following table presents
result from ia'O phase of the
the tgtiMAW pUbi a service
PPbJbtt d0elopfnent, All
'operating fasts to
such
borne by the 1e ai ar state 9everr�eht 49My rOWns,bie
Bests will be
therefore.
TABLE
20.11
Rublid Facility
br Servi ee
Annual
Operating
Cost
cost Rbwne
Cost Borne
'PHASE
by Leeai 660t.
by 5t to rbv't, —
ONE
Water
Wastewater
$40,000
461000g$00
$336800
Sub -totals
$96,000
,72,600
$13,400
FINAL,
Water
Wastewater
$24,b00
$30,300
19,700
$ 4 700
►
$6,000
Sub -totals
$54,900
$44,000
$10,900
TOtAL
Water
Wastewater
$64,600 $76,300
$53,500
$68,100;
$11,100
$13,200
totals
$140,900
$116,600
$24,300
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21. WastewAtdr
Manapmtflt
1.A
TABLE 21 1'. C'UMULATNE AftUbt OAIL-Y WASTEWATER FLOWS(1)
CHASE
PU LIC ADMYN1STRATWN Buil rli hg Flows El ow
Ernpinyees Visitors area 0) Avg.(4) Phak
(in fti (MGD) (M00)
Avg/day * Avg/day sq.
ONE
5160 8360
MAL
9096 8050 1,640,000 .16 .40
TOTALS
14,220 16,400 2,813,000 .26 .70
NOTE8 (1)
Based upon factors accepted by the Mi anti -Dade Water and Sewer Authbei ty
(WASA), Motto -bade Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM),
and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (DER)
(2)
Allowing for normal absenteeism
(3)
Exclusive of parki ng garages
(4)
E1 ows are based upon 10 ga11 ons per 100 sq. > ft. of building
(5)
Peak fl ow i s.23 times average flow
21.B.
The only anticipated source of hazardous or toxic wastes within the project
will be associated with the operation of a bio-cheinistry laboratory to be
provided for DERM in the Central Support Facility structure. Appropriate
facilities will be provided to assure segregated retention of such wastes and —
their removal and disposal as directed by that agency.
21,C,
On -site treatment and disposal is NOT contemplated.
21.D.
Septic tanks' will', NOT be used.
21.E.
A:lotter from the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Authority is reproduced on the
following page giving the required information.
22. Drainage
22.A.
TABLE 22.1: DRAINAGE AREAS
PHASE
Impervious Surfaces Surface Retention Open `.Space Total area
(acres) (acres)
(acres) (acres)
ONE
26.79 none 10.40 38.19
FINAL
25.19 none 12,00 38.19
25 WCUMEN �
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22,9.
As noted earlier under item 15 ftnvi'rorwtal and Natural Resourees=water)
there is insufficient data available from which to devel'dp a I:amprehensive
drainage l an and drainage 01 eul ati nns for the entire prr6joet site. A116 as p
noted earlier under 'item 1.5 the N.lawing information is restated,
1) Drainage of park and landscaped planting areas will be by direct ground
water recharge (natural perdolation)► Por r6oft6ps and other
impervious areas, not subject to contaminating pollutants, either'
soakage pits or drainage wens are prapoged, to be determined by anticipated
storm water,volufftt for each building or 'open space developpment site within
the project. All storm water drainage structures will comply with
eoqui r6fthts establ i shed by the permitting agencies Wks and/or DER) -
including spocial` retention, separation and/or neutralization structures for
run-off of parking areas,
2) There are no existing or proposed internal canals or other water 'bodies on
the project Site,
3) Location and description of proposed storm drainage 'structures will be, de-
'sufficiently
termined as each building site plan is developed to `warrant re-
view and approval by the appropriate ,regul a _agencies,
4) The design,storm intensity is approximately,,5 to 6 inches per hour for fif-
teen minute recurring intervals normally associated with the 5 year storm:
This Criteria is established by ,DBBM,
5) A'runoff routing scheme including calculations will be:included with each
construction permit application for review and approval by the appropriate ■
permitting agencies.
22.C.
Upon completion of Development Phase one of the project, and thereafter, it is
expected that the volume,of, storm -water runoff from the site will
significantly reduced from that currentlyexperienced as 'a result of the
proposed open space landscaped areas. Similarly the quality ofrunoff will be -
improved by the provision:of facilities to inhibitor intercept pollutants ■
such as settlement tanks, and retention, separation, Storage, and
neutralization facilities where required.''
22.D.
The responsibility for operation and maintenance of storm drainage facilities
within the project will remain with whichever of the government entities has
provided them.
23. Water
Supply,
23.A.
TABLE 23.1:' POTABLE/NON-POTABLE WATER.DEMAND (1)
PHASE
Potable Water, (2) Non -Potable Water (3) Total Water
Flow (MGD) Flow (MGD) Flow (MGD)
ONE
.20 .03 .23
FINAL
,23 .O1 .24
'TOTAL
:43 .04 ,41
" UPPORTIVE
21
Mt_tfloPoL.ON bAN C UNTY, kbhibA
NOLIO WbRK§ WARi`ONf
bhlti<t LL PIVA bUILbINO
POUNtH fLbbA
Mtt€ omt%)
fJIIl1Mf, PLtyg117A aM8i
Novermb:x 173 1,980
tor, 8tcPhet] C. Little, DOVelopmeht Coorldlivr for
NMt;)�;�1 CoVeMneht Center
73 'test t' la8ler' Street, Room 1403
tfu.ami, Vlorida 33131
IN-nr Nit-, Little r
1're; r:tltl�r, I) .cl� County ryes have or hits under constrttction solid tta. t:r_ clit. po.Ir11
t^�?ci:J3Li�,a de,� �+xt^cl to accoMmorlate_the County'a needs :into the tnici�1�30's'I.'he
proposed Downto:m C-onter devclopment would be situated within the service, area
of the Central 7Yansfer Station, located at 1150
N.W. 20th Street and the nets
Resource !"ecoVc-ry Facility, located on 14.1-1. 97th
lyre and 66thStreet. Both
fac.litie�s till hat=e capacity sufficient to accotrpt�adate the projected totvza�e
per duty of V.-aste generated by the proposed new development dUriTcotlstrt.ct otl
and full. operation.
Cf w: can be of fu.-ther assistance, please feel free to contact me at 579-39 7.
Your3 very truly,
` bomas N. Henderson Chief
Solid V"Uste Disposal Division
Tmj01XiPhtio;
Ads
UPPORTLV
FOL OW,
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TABLE 25.2r
PRNME0 ON-5tft thtkOY SUPPLY
PHASE
06nnected
Sl ectrical Rower Durand
Load Ave. baily Peak Hour Annual
Energy Use
(Kw),
(Kwh)
(Kwh); (kWh`)
CUE Air Conditioning
Lighting A Power
25700
§,000
331750
105,220
2,350 §,i4,
0000
i,"82o 301740,000
Combined total
111700
13§,90
i0,10 42,190,000
FINAL Air -Conditioning
Lighting power
21300
81400
28,6i0
1041120
1,9§0 8,260,000
7,240
Cofrbi ned total
10,700
1325730
30,0801000
9,230 38,340, 000
TOTAL Al r-Condi tinning
Lighting power
5,o00
17,400
62,360
209,340
4,340 i8,000,000
155060 63;530,000
Combined total
22,400
2�i, 00
1§,40C 80,530,000
It should be noted that the cogeneration concept also envisions the use of
Primary electrical power from the off -site source, through a transfer switch, to
provide a second source of total standby power to back up the emergency powers
facilities to be. provided at each building
It should be further noted that the proposed cogeneration facility may no be
installed , depending upon several presently undetornmined factors;' ie,sources
of additional funding for related capital cost, acceptability ,by DER of
air/noise emission levels, etc. In the event that the cogeneration facility is
not provided then the following table
will reel ace TABLES 25.1 and.:25.2.
TABLE 25.3t
ENERGY/rUEL
SOURCES
PHASE Energy Use
Connected Load,
Electrical power Demand
Ave. Daily peak Hour Annual
NO
(Kwh)
(Kwh) (Kwh)
ONE Air -Conditioning
Lighting &'power
5,500
12,500
68,720
148,970
4,730 190690,000
Combined total
18,000
217,240
100860 45,070,'J00
15,590 62,640,000
FINAL Air -Conditioning
Lighting & Power
4,000
10,200
51,000
121160
3,500 14,540,000
8,420
Combined total
14,200
172,160
34,960000
11,920 49,500:000 '
TOTAL Air -Conditioning
Lighting & Power,
9,500
22,700
11% 270
27U,130
8,230 34,230 000
19 280 80,030,000
Combined Totals
32,200
389,400
27,510 114,260,000
25.C. A copy of a letter from
following page.
the Florida
Power & Light Company is provided on the
t.
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