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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1980-10-30 Marked Agendah 4- 'l� ,� I * C I TY C0Mf1 I SS F011 AGENDA NCORO ORAfEO � 0RsI..:11•4A 1)00tiil�:1il t i.I Lei `,`:1 1) 01: MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 CITY HALL-(/DIIUiER MY 9:00 A.M. Invocation and fledge of Allegiance Approving Minutes of the Regular City Commission Meeting of July 10 and 24, 1980; Planning and Zoning items of the July 24, 1980. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE A. Discussion of the Master Plan for Bayfront Park. (See item No. 13) B. Progress report by Chief Harms and Mr. Robert Krause on Police Department recruitment and hiring,-4 C. Discussion of the Miami Capital Improvement Program 1980-1986. D. Discussion regarding proposed revisions to currerk Miami Waterfront Board procedures. E. Discussion on the renaming of Dixie Park. F. Report regarding Small Business Opportunity Center's activities in the Wynwood area. G. Discussion of the Downtown Government Center Parking Project. (See items Nos. 8, 9, and 10). H. Discussion of Cable Television Ordinance and Request For Proposals (RFP). (See item No. 7). I. Discussion of the City's Affirmative•Action Semi- annual Report. J. Discussion of the creation of a Sports Authority. K. Discussion by representatives of Peat, Marwick and Mitchell regarding -the financial stability of the City. 12:00 NOON. . BREAK FOR LUNCH FORMAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING 2:00 P.M. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS 1. Presentation of a Proclamation to Mr. Jack Sullivan, President of the F.O.P., designating November 2, 1980 ' "Police Appreciation Day." "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM N0. L " ISSTCUSSION (See res. 80-751) 0VCED�N r1GPL'Uh81MFR76 IANIPIOUSIBSODi ITION No..80-777 OTION NO. 80-754 +� DV r:,DD PLUMbiER ECONDs LACASA BV,:NT: GIBSON,,CAROLLO ISCUSSION OTION No. 80-775 EDECVCppENNDpp: LPLL iMMMMpER BSTAIf1 sGI�SODI ISCUSSION ISCUSSION ISCUSSION See Item Number 7) MSOE F. N ALL055 EPHR, LACASA MOTION N0. 80-7556 r.100 pF�jp: PppLOR, AS FPJTCLACASA DEFERRED TO NOVEMBER 6 SEE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA ■ +` MEETING DATES T ctober 30, 1980 PAGE NO. 2:15 P.M. PERSONAL APPEARANCES 2. Personal appearance by Dr. Peter A. Zbmasulo, Di- rector of the John Elliot Community Blood Center, regarding a blood drive with City employees. 2-a. Personal appearance by Mr. Candido Sierro repre- senting a group of taxi drivers regarding the ap- plication process for City licenses. 2-b. Personal appearance by Mr. Manuel Lobo and Mr. Felix Montero regarding the Antonio Maceo Park.—+ 2:30 P.M. 3. Proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for I Social Programs. ORDIN ICES y 4. ORDINANCE - EMERGENCY Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 9132, which modified licensing procedures for Adult Motion Pic- ture Theatres and Adult Book Stores and deleted the specific licensing and regulating of Escort Services from the City Code by correcting a Scrivener's Error which incorrectly referred to the City Zoning Ordi nance as "Ordinance No. 8645" instead of "Ordinance No. 6871, the comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. City Attorney recommends. 5. ORDINANCE - EMERGENCY Amending Sections 31-1 and 31-48 of the code of the City of Miami, by repealing Section 31-1 in its en- tirety and substituting a new Section which estab- lishes a new Occupational License Classification and tax for thoseindfvia 1 engaged in the business of astrology, card reading, character reading, chairvoyancy, crystal gazing, fortune telling, graphology, hypnotism, palmistry, phrenology and spiritualism and imposing certain conditions upon those individuals engaging in certain of those business activities covered by the herein newly es- tablished license tax; further providing for an in- crease in occupational license taxes, limited to O-0% which are $100 or less, 50$ for occupational licenses which are between $101 and $300, and 25% for occupational licenses which are more than $300; further deleting from said Code Section 31-48 thosei occupational activities which are no longer regu- lated by the City. This item was passed on first reading at the September 26, 1980 City Commission Meeting. 'It was moved by Commissioner Plummer and seconded by Vice -Mayor Lacasa. UNANLNIOUS. City Manager recommends. MOTION NO. 80-781 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: GIBSON UNANIMOUS MOTION NO. 80-782 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER UNANIMOUS MOTION N0. 80-778 MOVED: CAROLLO i USLA ASA9 7 NO. 80-780 R - 80-784 MOVED: PLU14MER SECOND: GIBSON UNANIMOUS EMERGENCY ORDINANCE 9187 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: GIBSON EMERGENCY ORDINANCE 9188 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT: GIBSON MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 PAGE N0, 3 5-a. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING Amending Section 2-76 of the Code of the City by lncreasiM fees for inspections and examinations of �ns and site inspections to assure or g n—a arxi`� cont-fnuPd compl a� nce with the provisions of the City's comprehensive Zoning Ordinance No. 6871. This item was passed on first reading at the October 9, 1980 City Commission Meeting. It was moved by Commissioner Plummer and seconded by V.tce-Mayor Lacasa. (Absent) Commissioner Carollo. City Man- ager recommends. 6. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING Amending Sections 54-57, 54-58 and 54-60 of Article III, Bus Benches," of Chapter 54, "Streets and Sidewal sTro{ tTie Code of the City of Miami (1980), by providing for the elimination of all designated geographical districts in considering the location fora placement of benches and/or shelter structures at bus stops w tETn the city: - 'is`�tiem was passed on first reading at the October 9, 1980 City Com- mission Meeting. It was moved by Commissioner Plummer and seconded by Vice -Mayor Lacasa. (Absent) Commissioner Carollo. City Manager recommends. 7. ORDINANCE - FIRST AND SECOND READING Providing for the construction, operation, regula- tion and control of Cable Television Systems within the municipal bounda-rTes of the C ty of Miami. Cit Manager recommends. 8. ORDINANCE - FIRST AND SECOND READING Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 9019, the Capital Improvement Appropriations Ordinance, to increase funds in the amount of $175000 from a loan from the Capital.Improvement Fund or ark� structures in the Downtown Government Center. (Companion to items Nos. 9 and ity Manager recommends. 9. RESOLUTION Approving Wilbur Smith and Associates to ppro��v��i��de-- professional architectural and engineering setvces or the d ies gn and construction phases of The Down- town Government Center Parking Project; to arr vie at a contract wWiclh-Ts fair, compet t ve and reason- able; allocati._q $100,000,from the Parking Capital Projects Fund to cov~ ewe cost of said contracts and directing the City Manager to present the pro- posed contract to the City Commission after negoti- ation of said contracts for approval of the Commis- sion prior to execution thereof. City Manager rec- ommends, ORDINANCE N0, 9189 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON ORDINANCE NO. 9190 MOVEDs PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON FIRST REALDUING S?. OERU: �G13I33BSOUR go CONDsUNANIHO�PLUMMMMER UNANIMOUS ORDINANCE NO. 9191 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENTS GIBSON R - 80- 797 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT: CAROLLO CITY COMIMISSION AGONDA { MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 PAGE NO. 4 10 RESOLUTION Approving the roast qualified consulting firms to R - 80-798 rovide financial advisog services for proposed rPr MOVED: PLUMMER Downtown Government Center Parki j ctf! a— ut� SECOND: LACASA rii-the city Manager to undertake contract negO- ABSENT: CAROLLO tiations with the most qualified firms on a rotating non -contingent basis; to arrive at a contract which is fair, competitive and reasonable; allocating $15,000 from the Parking Capital Projects FUnd and dim tice iig the City Manager to -present the proposed contract to the City Commission at the earliest scheduled meeting of the Commission after negotia- tions of said contract for approval by the Commis- sion prior to execution thereof. City Manager rec- ommends. 11. ORDINANCE - FIRST AND SECOND READING ORDINANCE NO. 9192 Amending Section 53-151 of the Code of the City MOVED: CAROLLO which pertains to procedures and use charges at the SECOND: PLUMMER Municipal Auditorium and Coconut Grove Ex hit n ABSENT: GIBSON Center by increasing certain specified fees deter- min�by the type of event being held. City Manager recommends. 12. ORDINANCE - FIRST AND SECOND READING OPINANCE NO. 9193 Establishing a new Trust and Agency Fund entitled: " MOVED: PLUMMER Section 312 Rehabilitation Loan Program" and appro- SECOND: CAROLLO pr tialinng $550,000. City Manager recormnends. ABSENT: GIBSON 13. RESOLUTION proving the Master Plan for Bayfront Park prepared by the artist Isamu Noguchi at a total cost of $100,000 and authorizing the City Manager to make a third and final payment of $34,000 to Isamu Noguchi for his conceptual design services. City Manager recommends. 14. RESOLL)TION Authorizing the transfer of funds in the amount of $100,000 to the Downtown Development Authority from the Capital Improvements Fund as an advance payment of ad valorem tax proceeds to be repaid out of ad valorem taxes to be received from Dade County by the City of Miami on behalf of DDA before the end of FY 80-81 with interest to be paid to the City at 6% per annum. City Manager recomimends. 14-a. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to commence negotia- tions with Seaescape of Miami, Inc. for the lease and operation of bid parcels A and B at Miami Marine Stadium; with negotiations to proceed with —Marine Stadium Enterprises, Inc. or Miami Productions, Inc., in that order, should negotiations with Seaescape of Miami, Inc. prove unsuccessful. City Manager recommends. R - 80-751 B MU ,ZJT: MOTION 140. 80-752 MEN �Y�H�R61 C LACASAO ABSEPJT: MOTION NO. 80-753 1 MOVED: ONN GGIIBBSSOR NOESND: CAROLLO R- 80-757 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: CAROLLO i ABSENT: GIBSON i MOTION NO.-80-785 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: GIBSON UNANIMOUS W ii 1, � CITY COMMISSION AGENDA / MEETING DATES October 30, 1980 PAGE NO. 5 15. RESOLUTION R 80-758 MOVEDs LUMMER = Awarding a contract to M.A.I. appraiser, Slack, SECONDS Slack, & Roe, Inc. , foe sessional sere c`� es, in P GIBSONCAROLL ABSENT: GIB50N the am6unt of $5,000 using funds allocated from the MOTION No. 80-759 Marina Improvement Fund, to conduct an appraisal in MOVED: CAROLLO conjunction with the proposed lease agreement with SECONDS LACASA ABSENTS GIBSON Ba shore Pr y Properties, Inc. for City waterfront property known as the "Coconut Grove Marina (Kelly Property)." CityManager recommends. 16. RESOLUTION Rescinding Resolution 79-7540 authorizing the City R - Bo-760 Manager to purchase in lieu of condemnation two MOVED: PLUMMER Parcels of land located -at NX 7 Avrnuep mi- SECOND: LACASA ami, Florida, via an�nstal Font purchase contracts ABSENT: GIBSON further authorizing the City Manager to purchase said property for a sum of $440#000 with funds from the unallocated FY 80-81 Cap t� improvement Fund. City Manager recommends. 17. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an WITHDRAWN agreement with Mr. Peter Scalzo for the use of Mi- ami Baseball Stadium for the purpose of holding Motorcross Races for a seasonal period beginning ept r 1V_pT380 and ending December 7, 1980 with options to request renewals from year to year for two additional seasonal periods. City Manager rec- ommends. i 17-a. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to execute a lease MOTION No. 80-786' agreement with the Miami Rowing Club, Inc., for a MOVED: LACASA portion of the Miami -Marine Stad�- City Manager 5ECOND4PLUMMER f recommends. UNANIMOUS 18. RESOLUTION Amending Section 1 of Resolution No. 80-407 which R - 61 authorizes the City Manager to demolish unsafe DI P MOVED: PLUMMER structures results__nn�� from the Ma 17-19,1980 civil SECONDS ist�ances without assessing the property owners GIBSONCAROLL ABSENT: GIBsoN the demol ton and clearance costs, said demolition being authorized by the owners of said structuresi allocating $247,000 of 5th Year Community Develop- ment funds for this pyrposef and further authorizing the City Manager to demolish unsafe structures re- sulting from the civil unrest of July 18-20, 1980. City Manager recommends. - 19. RESOLUTION Waiving the requirement for formal sealed bids for DEFERRED TO NOVEMBER 6 furnishing a computer software package for the De- partment of Computers air co uniccaEronsr authoriz- ing the purchase from Burroughs Corp. at a cost of $11,500; allocating funds from the 1980-81 Operating Budget of the Department of Computers and Communi- cations= and authorizing the City Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the purchase order for this equipment. City Manager recommends. i i x 4 CITY CO,'4MISSION AGENDA MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 PAGE NO. 6 20. RESOLUTION Project: Rehabilitation of Multi -Family Building Location: 240 N.;I. 11 Street Company: Awning Craft, Inc. Contract: $9,500,00 Total: $289,051.00 Funding: 4th, 5th and 6th Year Community Development Block Grant Funds Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract. (Companion bid to item No. 21). City Manager recommends. 21. RESOLUTION Project: Rehabilitation of Multi -Family Building Location: 240 N.W. 1-1—Street Company: M—Carter Builds g Contractors, Inc. Contract: $273,790.00 Total: $289,051.00 Funding: 4th, 5th and 6th Year Community Development Block Grant Funds Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract. City Manager recommends. 22. RESOLUTION Allocating funding in the amount of $22,100 for the Cultural Advisory Council of Overtown from 6th Year Community Development Funds. City s ager recommmends. 23. RESOLUTION Project: 2 Fifteen Passenger Vans and 2 Wheelchair Accessible Buses Location: Builds" nag and Vehicle Maintenance Company: Hollywood Chrysler Plymouth Total: $67,150.56 Funding: Trust and Agency Fund - "Opening Doors to Leisure" Project Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the purchase order. City Manager recommends. 24. RESOLUTION Authorizing an increase in the contract in the amount of $32,670 between the City of Miami and Joe Reinertson Eq iu p nt Company for the construction of additional drainage and parking lot imRrovements at the M.M.P.D. ParJ:ing Lot, -said funds to be provided entirely Ty the 1970 Police Headquarters and Crime Prevention Facilities G.O. Bond Fund. City Manager recommends. 25. RESOLUTION Project: Dinner Kew - Demolition of 5 Buildings, location: S. Ba siFore Drive and Pan Amer can Drive _ Company: Ben Hurwitz, Inc. Contract: $47,007 Total: $55,066 Funding: Federal Revenue Sharing Accepting the bid and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract. City Manager recommends. R - 80-762 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENTS GIBSON R - 80-763 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: GIBSON WITHDRAWN R - 80-764 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ANENT: GIBSON R - 80-765 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: GIBSON R - 80-766 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PLUMMER ABSENT: GIBSON ."WF CITY COMMISSION AGENDA MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 PAGE N0. 7 26. RESOLUTION Authorizing the City Manager to pay the amount of $29, 961. 55 to the f irm of Brown, Wood, Ivey, M tc ell& P`et—�t as i'naT paymentfor tie £m's legal servi_ces nvolving tax considerations in con- junction with the Cit 's successful sale of bonds ---,---- for the Gity of Miami nive Its of Miami James L. Kn JEFInternationa Center on August 7, 1980 wi- — funds for said payment being available from the bond issue proceeds. City Manager recommends. 26-a. RESOLUTION Providing a maximum amount of cash assistance in the amount of $5,000 for the 3rd Annual Oktoberfest, on November 1 and 2, 1980, to the Little River Commerce Association, Inc. said funds to be allocated from Special Programs and Accounts; Quality of Life Pro- gram - Community Festivals. City Manager recom- mends. 26-b. RESOLUTION Appointing certain individuals to Community Devel- opment Target Area Advisory Boards. City Manager recommends. 26-c. RESOLUTION] Appointing an individual'as Vice Chairperson in the WWnwood Community Development target area Forum. City Manager recommends. 27. RESOLUTION Appointing four individuals to the Commission on the Status of Women. City Manager recommends. 28. RESOLUTION Appointing three individuals to the Un�iversit of Miami/City of Miami James L. Knight Internationa Center Adv� Cammi t e. City Manager recommends. 28-a. RESOLUTION Appointing seven individuals tQ the Advisory Council on Trade and Corturnrce Development. FORMALIZATION OF CO WISSION ACTION 29. RESOLUTION Rescheduling the regular City Commission Meeting of November 131 1980 to take place on November 6, 1980 at 9:00 A.M.; with the consideration o Planning and Zoning items commencing at 7:00 P.M.; further re- scheduling the regular City Commission Meeting of November 27, 1980 to take place on November 26, 1980 at 9:00 A.M.; further rescheduling the regular CTt—y Commission Meetings of December 11 and 25, 1980 to take place on December 17, 1980 at 9:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M., respect vely; with the consideration of Planning and Zoning items commencing at 7:00 P.M. (Motion 80-750 passed on October 9, 1980). R - 80-767 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON R - 80-768 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON DEFERRED BY MOTION NO. 80-788 14OVED: LACASA SECOND: GIBSON ABSENT: CAROLLO R'- 80-787 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: GIBSON DEFERRED BY MOTION NO. 80-788 FOR: RENA ABSENT; CAROLLO DDEEpFERREDppBY MOVED: NLI�CASA788 SECOND: GIBSON ABSENT: CAROLLO DEFERRED BY MOVED: NLACASA788 SECOND: GIBSON ABSENT: CAROLLO R - 80-769 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON . ICITY COM ISSION AGENDA I MEETING DATE: October 30, 1980 PAGE NO. 8 30. RESOLUTION Allocating $25,000 from 6th Year Community Develop- ment Block Grant Funds previously appropriated by Ordinance No. 9102, to New Flashi!nton Heights Com- munity Development Conference, Inc. , to pe-mIt EF agency to operate unto December 31, 1980; funding to be subject to the agency making available for City administrative staff review, a draft propose. `or a hotel feasibility study; authorizing the City Manager to amend the existing agreement with said agency. (Motion 738, passed on October 9, 1980). CONSENT AGENDA Unless a member of the City Commission wishes to remove a specific item from this portion of the Agenda, Items 31 - 34 constitute the Consent Agenda. These Resolutions are self-explanatory and are not expected to require additional review or discussion. Each item will be recorded as individually numbered resolutions, adopted unanimously by the following Motion: . .that the Consent Agenda, comprised of Items 31 - 34 be adopted." Mayor or City Clerk: Before the vote on adopting items included in the Consent Agenda is taken, is there anyone present who is an objector or proponent that wishes to speak on any item in the Consent Agenda? Hearing none, the vote on the adoption of the Consent Agenda will now be taken. 31. RESOLUTION Providing for validating the issuance of $45,000,000 Sanitary Sewer Sy stem Bonds of the City of Miami. CityManager`recommends. 32. RESOLUTION Providing for validating the issuance of $30,000#000 Street and Highway Improvement Bonds of the City of — Miami. City Manager recommends. 33. RESOLUTION Accepting the completed work of Frisa Corporation at a total cost of $677,977.13 for West End Storm Sewer Pro'ectj and authorizing a.final —payn—of $3,389.89. City Manager recommends. 34. RESOLUTION Ratifying, approving and confirming the City Manag- er's execution of the agreement with the Senior Community Service Em2l9yment Program and Senior* Aides Program of Dade County for the coorddinat on of services in connection with The Home Safety Inspec- tion Pr ram to be conducted substantially in ac- cordance with the terms and conditions set forth in said agreement, with funds allocated from the Fire Department's General Budget and the Fire Fighters Bond Fund, not to exceed $53#344. City Manager recommends. R - 80-770 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT: GIBSON R - 80-773 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: GIBSON R - 80-774 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT: GIBSON R - 80-771 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT:GIBSON R - 80-772 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACASA ABSENT: GIBSON ~: ` 1 r 1 ~ L ~ n 1 `~ f .r Ir 1 1 1 .y V ~~ 1 1 ~ ~. V ~ ~! ~ 1 ~'. J ~ i ~ ~ S ~~~ ~= ==~~ ~~ ='•~ ~ : OCTOGEP, 80,1980 C::. ._ .., ~,:,. -- i FOR(1AL CITY C011i~ISSIOi•i SESSIOW J • PLANt•JING AND ZOtJItiG AGEhiDA _ j 7:00 P.t4,~ _ ~~•. .. ~~ - 1. ORDIti.4t•iCE - SECOiiD READING Application by 1letro Dade County to Change the Zoning Classification o pprox. r'.I~J. 2nc`I-Avenue rom -4 and C-4 to GU. This item was pass~on~ir' st Reading September 25,1980; moved by Commissioner Lacasa, seconded by Commissioner Carrollo. (Y) Ferre, Gibson, Plummer. 2. ORCIiiA(JCE - SECOiiD P,EADIfJG Application by James G. Robertson to Chano_e the Zoning of 3215-45 Aviation Hvenue r rom - ~to P,- ni s item ti•~as passea own i•rs`t keaoing Septerrlber 25,1980; moved by Commissioner Gibson, seconded by Commissioner Plummer. (Y) Carrollo, Ferre, Lacasa. 3. ORDIi•iAiJCE - SECO1iD READItiG Application by Gabriel Volante to Chan4_e the Zonin of .Approx. 230 S .4i~Tth~+venue from ~3 0 - i s item was passe~on First~eaa'ing September 25,1980; moved by Commissioner Lacasa, seconded by Commissioner Plummer. (Y) Carrollo, Ferre, Gibson. 4. ORDIFJAtJCE - FIP,ST READItdG Application by Cremata Auto Glass Inc., to Change the Zoning of appro~T7~-fi-lv~~rd-Street and ~ ~. ~ . 2nd street from R-2 to C=~-'1'•F~ii s i to 1 Sias deferrea rom tie qty commission meeting of September 25, 1980. - PLAhJiiItiG GEPARTiSENT Recommends Denial . - ZOtiIiJG EOARD Recommenced-i+pp~ rovaT-7=~. - FOUP,TEEi•i OEJE i~ y mai - SIY, OBJECTORS present at ZE meeting. - THE ALLAPATTAH ASSOC. OEJECTS to this item. - T4JEiJTY-EIGHT REPLIES IN FAVOP, by mail. - FIFTY-THP,EE PROPOiiEiJTS present at ZB meeting. iORDINANCE N0. 9196 iMOVEDs GIB50N 15ECOtdD s LACASA ' ABSEDIT s CAROLLO I i 'ORDINANCE N0. 9199 t•10VED s LACASA SECOND s PLUM!•1ER AB5Et1T s CAROLLO ORDIfiANCF; N0. 9195 MOVED: LACASA SECOND: PLUMMER `ABSENT: CAROLLO I 4 DENIED BY !MOTION N0. 00-788 s MOVED s PLUDlMER !SECOND: GIBBON NOES: LACASA s FERRE 'ABSENT: CAROLLO r ~ ... i . i i r~r. T~.,,I ..., J,S,t,~, .,:. CI': Y CC:•lr:! '•iv I U:. i+GE:iU11 GCTG%cR ;;.^,190 5. ORDIi;A;;CE -FIRST READIi;G Application by John ~!. Goudie TR., to Chin^e the Zoning of Approx. 2955 8i,ra veA i~uc ire In C to P.=31~, - PLAN iiiG-G'c`P~TTiF(i7 Recon,~iends P•o_proval. - ZOi;Ii;G BOARD Recom;nnnrie~c 'HDpr`aval 6=U: - T.•;0 OBJECTIOi;~ oy niai - ONE OBJECTOR present at Z8 meeting. - THREE REPLIES 1N FAVOR by mail. o. ORDiNAi;CE -FIRST P,EAD';fJG - PLAF;il1t;G DEPARTf~Ei;T APPLICATION Amend Ordinance 6S71 pertaining to Community Based Residential aF^ciTities. - PLAi;t;ING ADVISORY BOARD Recommended Approval 1-0. ...~,: •. - ~;n ~B,IECTIOiiS. 7' ORGINA";CE -FIRST P,EADIi;G - PLANi•;Ii;G DEPARTi.ENT APPLICATION Amend Ordinance 6811, ARTICLE XVI-l, Section 2(57)(k)(L) to permit Open Air Sales and Hospitals upon Conditional Use Approval i'- t e C ti~uistr ci. - PLAtr'NII;G AD?;SZ"sr,Y BOAP,D Recor!~nended Approval 6-1. - PJO GBJECTIO~;S. 8. ORDIP;R'dCE -FIRST F,EkDIP;G - PLAi;i;Ii;G DEPARTIiE;;T APPLICATION V Amend Ordinance 6371 ,by modifying AP,TICLE XY,I-3, Section 7T3~-and Section 13(1), pertai-»ng to ,Ground Level Pedestrian Open Space and required Off-Street Parl!1ng To`' r Kesicent~a Dev~'Te opm~nt in the SPD-1 istrict. - PLAidiJIi;G ADVIS~k~`BOARD Recommended Approval 7-0. - NO 08JECTIOi;S. ~ ' 9. OR.DIPr'Ai•;CE -FIRST READING Application by Spike Von Zamft to Change the Zoning of 676 N.W. 27th Street rpm i~'~to C~'- - ^LA~;I~iI;G DERARTh1EF;T P,ecom;nends Approval. - Zv;,ii~u GOARG Recommen~d3e 'approval 0 0 - Pd0 08JECTIOi•;S, 1C, ORDIf;AIJCE -FIRST READING ~~N~~~ca•~i~n ~y ~S,F.T, Properties Inc., to Change the Zoning of 60O Biscayne ouievar trom -1 an C-4 to ~=3: ` - r~hi,,,i.,u lrvrn ,; •.c., Recommends Approval . - ZO;;IiiG BOARD P.ecommenoea hpprova - . - NO OBJECTI01•;S, -' - THREE PP,OPOI;Et;TS present at ZB meeting. 71. RESGLUTION - PLA~;i;ING OEPARTIiEI;T APPLICATIOF;-PUBLIC HEARING ~-pProve proposed plan for Bayfront Park bet-•reen Chopin Plaza ano approx. N.E. 2nd Street east of ~cayne Boulevard presented and designated as the preliminary NGGUCHI PLAN (June 16,1980). - PLA';i;ING ADVISOPY BOARD Recommended Approval 5-2. - NO 08JECTIOi;S, ~- ~ ~ ~w ~~ :;c. 2 4 FIRST READING MOVEbs LACA5A SECONDS FLUMMER ABSENT: CAROLLO DEFERRED !•1OVED s PLUMMER SECOND: GIBBON ABSENT: CAROLLO FIRST READING AfOVED s LP-CASA SECOPJD: GIBBON ABSENTS CAROLLO FIRST READING MOVED: LACA5A SECOND= GIBBON ABSEiJT s CAROLLO FIRST READING MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: LACA5A ABSENT: CAROLLO FIRST READING MOVED: GIBBON SECONDS LACASA ABSENT: CAROLLO R - 80- 769 MOVED: LACASA SECONDS GIBBON ABSENTS CAROLLO~ . - ~ ~. DIEETI NG ~,• -- w ~~ CITY COt~1t~tI5SION AGENDA DATE : OCTOBER 30,1980 12. RESOLUTION (a) Authorizing issuance of a Development Order, approving ' with modifications, The Nasser P al-za P'ro+ ject, a Development of Regional Impact, ocatea on~E3rickell-Avenue•~efween approxima e y . •. 7th and S.E.~I,`Strea~s: This item was deferred from the City Commission meeting of September 25,1980. City Manager Recommends. RESOLUTION (b) Application by Raymond 0. Nasher for a modification of the requirements as set or i n ~t ion 3 (~ITjfi7-`oche City of Miami Charter, Chapter 108 to perms construction of -•• a~beve"~opae of-Region`aT-Impact (Nasher Plaza) at approx. 62~7~39-Br~c a venue. s em waste of rred from the City Commission meeting of September 25, 1980. - PLANNING OEPARThtENT Recommends Approval subject to the condition that all retail space a ong the Bayfront be oriented towards the Bay with stairs J~ boardwalks. - ZONING BOARD Recommended Approval as amended 5-1 - TWO OBJECTORS-P1TE$ at mee ing. 13, RESOLUTION Application by Children's Garden Inc., to amend Resolution No.37384 which grante3~a ~a`riance a x•523 a`nTT529 S.W. 3rd Street,that the number of children o e regu ate by The-5~ai:e 4Jelfare Board is not to exceed 35 per lot. - PLANNING DEPARTMENT ecommen s Approval o`f~l`ie increase in the number of chiTdrren rom 6~0 3.5: "~ - ecommen e pprova ~: - NO OBJECTION . - T4J0 REPLIES IN FAVOR by mail. 1a. RESOLUTION Application by Charles R. Adams for a Conditional Use to permit a Development o a anned Unit ature {13U~ at 1715 Tigerta~ venue, consis Ong o etac e s ngle family dwelling structures, zoned R- . =~P'CANNING DEPARTMENT Recommends Approval in accord with plans on file. - ZbFJTT~G-B~AR~'ecommended Denial 4-2. - TWENTY-SEVEN ~B~2TI~TJ y mai . - TEN OBJECTORS PRESENT at ZB meeting. l . 3 - eo-79.0 VED: LACA5A COND s PLUDlMER SENT: CAROLLO 'R - 80- 791 iMOVED : PLUDlASER ,SECOND: LACA5A iAHSENT: CAROLLO R - 80- 792 (A5 AtdENDED) MOVEDs PLUMMER SEC02JD s LACASA AHSENT: CAROLLO DENIED HY MOTION N0. 80-793 MOVED s PLUblMER SECOND: GIHSON AHSENT: CAROLLO ~~ ' ~ ~!~ ~ i ~!I '. CITY CO~UtISSION AGENDA , ,';I ;~ ldEETING :i DA'Z'E : OCTOBER 3U, 1980 PAGE NO. 4 ~ 15. RESOLUTION Appeal by an ob3ector, Searock Inc., of the Zoning Board's DEFERRED BY ran ing of a Conditional-iTse` o permit one-story mini- MOTION N0. eo-794 ware ouses a approx. 6~5`N."W. 11th Street. The applicant MOVED: LACASA is Salomon Yuken TR. TFis hem was de~'-erred from the City SECOND: PLUMMER Commission meeting of September 25, 1980. ABSENT: CAROLED - PLANNING DEPARTh1ENT Recommends Approval in accord with the plans on file wi~i the exc~-ion 'hat the toilet _ facilities should be eliminated. - - ZONING BOARD GRANTED 4-2. - TWO OBJECTION y mai - ONE OBJECTOR present at ZB meeting. lE. RESOLUTION "' Appeal by the applicant Jo-Bal Inc., of the Zoning Board's R - eo-795 en~a of Variance to perms t`a~wo-story duplex at 4617 MOVED: LACASA • 1~7. 'tn~ errata. ~ 5ECONDt PLUMMER ACA?~1ING~PARTh1ENT Recommends Denial. ABSENT: CAROLED - ZONING BOARD DENIED - . - ONE OBJECTION y mail: - ONE OBJECTOR PRESENT at ZB meeting. - T4J0 REPLIES IN FAVOR by mail. 17. RESOLUTION ~ !' Appeal by the applicant, Bernardo Nieman of the Zoning Board' s DENIED BY ern aT of Variance to permit a secon3~f'Toor storage addition MOTION No. eo-796 o e ex s ng uilding at 1951 W. Flagler Street.. MOVED: GIBBON - PLANNING DEPARTh1ENT Recotnmen s en a sECOND: PLUM,'rfER - ZOfJING BOARD Denied - ABSENT: CAROLED - T4J0 OBJECTIONS y`b maiZ - T4J0 OBJECTORS present at ZB meeting. - TWELVE REPLIES IN FAVOR by mail. 1g• RESOLUTIOt•J (a) Application by Thomas D. Lumpkin as Legal Representative of WITHDRAWN Chopin Asso., & Theodore B. Gould for a one-year Extension '- ` al; 33'.~ o a on bona se to permit a Parking Structure Biscayne ou evar Ball Point). - PLA'rlhJING DEPAR •Tf'tN'f~ecommends Approval. ` - ZOtJIPlG BOARD Granted on bona se on play 5, 1980. ' . an RESOLUTION (b) Application by Thomas D. Lumpkin as Legal Representative of Chopin Asso., b Theodore B. Gould for a one-year Extension ` WITHDRAWN at 333 o a on ~tiona se o permit wo Apartment To~~~ers Biscayne ou evar Ball Point). - PLANPJIfJG DEPAR ~•~~~ ecommends Approval. - ZOlJING BOARD Granted on ona se on ~ay 5, 1980. an I RESOLUTION [ (c) Application by Thomas 0. Lumpf;in as Legal Representative of Chopin Asso., & Theodore B. Gould for a one-year Extension WITHDRAWN o a ariance on wo partmen o~~~ers for height meta ons, at 33~ne Boulevard (Ball Point). - PLANNING DEPARTi~SENT Recommen~c s Approval . - ZOiJING BOARD Granted ar~ance on ~ay 1980. F` 19.. RESOLUTION Application by Zarkin N.V., for a one-year Extension of a WITHDRAWN Variance for yar s an on an office bui Ong a as ~ 5~E. si-'3e"ofi Brickell Avenue bet~~~een S.E. 12th Terrace an3 T3-tl- tree . - PLAtlNItlG DEPJ1RTfdEiJT Recommends Approval. - ZOtlING BOARD Granted arianc- e~ o- n~pr"iT~'2, 1930. • . .. ,.. . SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA PRESENTATIONS - COMMISSION MEETING Thursday, October 30, 1980 i PRESENTA-1. , Presentation of a PROCLA%L,ITION to JACK SULLIVAN, President of the TION. Fraternal Order of Police, designating November 20 1980 as "POLICE APPRECTATTON DAY." PRESENTA-2• Presentation of C(11NIE,ti1DATIONS to MR. 7TWAS R. BOMAR, President of TION. Amerifirst Federal Savings and Loan Association, and to MR. ARISTIDES NMTI\'EZ, President of Marbilt General Contractors, Inc.,for their contributions in making the City of Miami's Homeownership Assistance Loan Program a success. - PRESENTA-3. Presentation of DISTINGUISHED VISITOR SCROLLS to a group of journalists TION. from abroad visiting several U. S. cities as guests of the Federal Government: R4DU BUDEA\'U, Rotpnania MIILAILO KOVAC, Yugoslavia , 1ONY MLkLLIA, Malta RAFAEL PARO, Finland ERN'ST TROST, Austria PRESENTA-4, Presentation of CO?•1MENDATIONS and CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION 'to various TION. organizations and individuals who assisted the City of Miami's Police and Fire Departments during the May 1980 Disturbances. PRESENTA-5- Presentation of a PROCLANDWION to Messrs. JX,1ES EISENHOVER, 11,10NIK MATSON, TION. and ROGER MORIN of the Telephone Pioneers of America, designating November L, 1980 as "TELEPHONE PIONEER DAY." PRESENTA-6. Presentation of a COXME\'DATION to Mr. RAY VELASQUEZ, Mrs. JOSEPHINE TION. VE31ASQUEZ and Mr. IRWIN G. CHRISTIE for the BIG TRAVEL CLUB, in recog- nition of ,:heir efforts in the expansion of .the tourist industr}, in South Florida. PRESENTA-7, Presentat_on of CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION to DANIEL K. D01ICELL, Senior TION. Vice Pres:d�nt-General Merchandise Manager of Jordan Marsh, DAVID SHAY, Division P•'•::•chandise Manager, Decorative Home Furnishings of Burdines, in recognition :)f their contributions in the development of trade and commerce between theA.S.A. and Latin America. NO SHOW 8• Presentation of a memento to MAYOR MAURICE A. FERRE by Mr. Raul Monne, President, Mia-Fla Sports, USA, Inc., in recognition of the Mayor's support and interest in the sport of soccer.