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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-80-0334RESOLUTION NO. 8 03 3 4 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING A MODIFICATION OF THE REQUIREMENTS AS SET FORTH IN SECTION 3(4) (b) OF THE CITY OF MIAMI CHARTER, CHAPTER 10847, SPECIAL ACTS, LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1925, AS AMENDED, TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A PLANNED AREA DEVELOPMENT (PAD) RESIDENTIAL PROJECT (LA SANTA MARIA) ON LOTS 47, 48, 49, & 50, BLOCK B: MARY & WILLIAM BRICKFLL (B-96) AND SUBMERGED LAND LYING SE'LY OF LOTS 47, 48, 49 & 50, BLOCK B, MARY & WILLIAM BRICKELL (B-96), BEING 1643 BRICKELL AVENUE, AS PER PLANS ON FILE., WITH A PROPOSED 77 AVERAGE SIDE YARDS BASED ON AVERAGE LOT WIDTH (257. REQUIRED); ZONED R-5A (HIGH DENSITY MULTIPLE DWELLING), SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1) DEDICATION OF THE 70' RIGHT-OF-WAY SERVICE ROAD; 2) FILING OF A COVENANT THAT THE LANDS UNDER- WATER WILL NOT BE FILLED: 3) ANY FUTURE MARINA DEVELOPMENT WILL RFr)UIRF APPROVAL OF THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT REVIEW 30ARD AS A IiODIFIED P.A.D. ; 4) THE GARAGES IN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY TO BE MAINTAINED UNTIL RIGHT-OF-WAY IMPROVEMENTS ARE STARTED; 5) PER PLANS ON FILE INCLUDING LANDSCAPE PLANS, DATED FEBRUARY 14TH, 1980, SHEETS 1-7: 6) PRESERVATION OF THE EXISTING MANSION: AND 7) PRESERVATION OF THE. SHORE LINE IN ITS :NATURAL STATE. WHEREAS, the City of Miami Zoning Board, at its meeting of April 7, 1980, Item No. 9 (a), following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution ZB 61-80 by a 6 to 0 vote recommending a modification of the requirements as set forth in Section 3 (4) (b) of the Citv of Miami Charter, Chapter 10847, Special Acts, Laws of Florida, 1925, as amended, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant a modification of the requirements, as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. A modification of the requirements as set forth in Section 3 (4) (b) of the City of Miami Charter, Chapter 10847, Special Acts, Laws of Florida, 1925, as amended, to permit construction of a Planned Area Development (PAD) residential project (LA SANTA MARIA) on Lots 47, 48, 49 and 50, Block B; MARY & WILLIAM BRICKELL "DOCUMENT INDEX ITEM N0. S it CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF MAY 7193J` Imou noN 8 - :3ow 4 (B-96) and submerged land lying Se'ly on Lots 47, 48, 49, & 50, MARY & WILLIAM BRICKELL (B-96), being 1643 Brickell Avenue, as per plans on file, with a proposed 7% average side yards based on average lot width (25% required); zoned R-5A (High Density Multiple Dwelling) be and the same is hereby granted, subject to the following conditions: 1) dedication of the 70' right-of-way road; 2) filing a covenant that the lands underwater will not be filled; 3) any future marina development will require approval of the Urban Development Review Board as a modified P.A.D.: 4) the garages in the right-of-way to be maintained until right-of-way improvements are started; 5) per plans on file including land- scape plans, dated February 14th, 1980, sheets 1-7; 6) preservation of the existing mansion; and 7) preservation of the shore line in its natural state. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of May , 1980. Maurice A. Ferre M A Y O R ATTEST: - O RALP GNG rE CIT CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: I. 0MJJf!!FNft TERRY V. RCY ASSISTANT CITY ATTOR EY APPROVED r--T"RM AND CORRECTNESS: CIW rTORNEY"'\ a` --------------- l/ Plans on file ref ect a Floor Area Ratio of 1.92. w w +wwwsws.ww.ww-wwrw -2- 80-334 e A F F I D A V I T c S STATE OF FLORIDA ) H C COUNTY OF DADE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared ROBERT D. KORNER, who after first by me being duly sworn, deposes and says the following: 1. I was the chief zoning inspector with the City of Miami until my resignation from that position in 1966. 2. During that time it was my responsibility to inter - pert the City of Miami Zoning Code. 3. The City of Miami Zoning Ordinance 6871 was past and adopted June 2, 1961. 4. The City of Miami Zoning Code was interperted and applied uniformly though out the City of Miami to permit the use of underwater land to be included in computation for lot area and therefore in computations for floor area ratio and lot coverage and density. 5. The definitions contained in the Miami Zoning Code require that the word "land" shall include water surfaces and land under water. 6. The interpertation permited the underwater area of lots to be included in Miami River sites, Little Ritter sites and Biscayne Bay sites. 7. The Muse Isle site located about Northwest 25 Avenue and the Miami River permitted the area out to the bulkhead line to be included in the computations for a proposed apartment complex. 8. The same interpertation was used in the construction of Biscayne 21 Apartment Building and that area was later filled. 9. The building located at Northeast 39 Street and Biscayne Bay is constructed using bay bottom property for lot area, said bay bottom later having been filled. 10. In no instance do I recall any time when water surface inside a lot line was not included in lot area computations. FURTHER AFFIANT SAYETH NOT. R ERT D. KORNER SWORN to and SUBSCRIBED before me, in the State and County aforesaid, this 2nd day of May, 1980. Notary Public, State of F1 Ida at Large My Commission Expires: NC"t ^;u VIA:Ic !.V RoPIDA P7 t Ako to, in•Mr.;I: t>PIUS 4,a. n +09G d" i!V'lEi. I-ikt :7NEPAI 'NS :1ni^f0WQf R1 80-334 April 24, 1980 � TO: '' oard. of Commissioners City of Miami Ile: The Santa Maria Project:, "ermit Application for 1643 Brickell Avenue , l-iiami, I, lorida The Miami ?Joard of REALTORS wishes to go on record in opposition to the above referenced application. The decision to oppose the above named project was by unanimous vote at a regular meeting of the L,oard of Directors on April 231 1980. 'vie object to the use and inclusion of submerged land as part of the site in calculating the Piloor Area Ratio of this development and in any additional projects proposed for development on the shores of the Ocean, Bay and Rivers. .Jo further believe that approval of the Santa Maria Project would setia precedent not only For new devel.opment but i•iould also permit existing buildings and iro jects to bu:ald additions, using submerged land as a basis for calculating density. We respectfully request that you deny this application with prejudice. Respectfully submitted, The r1lami .'oard of RR L' Wilma I!. Cook, Chairman, Planning; F.; Zoning Committee, Secretary, and Member of, the Board Committee Members: ;'envy .doll'f', Jr., vise - Chairman "IA -ton ir-"ld Louis :cello !Prank "almer '.aril.,yn 'deed !;ill Kwalick ?Mort -,.allow '!.Inne ",ra1la-;her taraley Dodd Paul Alvarez Alan ? rwe t t �-,.irl c,y ''artl ett :'Tarry .•,raenner. Jul.i.o ':,randa 8�-334 Ferre-Tract Plan Is Bad Bargain THE Toronto -based developers who contracted. to buy the Maurice Ferre family's old Brickell Avenue home, "La Santa Maria," have more than a beautiful mansion and a prime piece of bayfront land. They also seem to have carte blanche to do exactly as they please with the property, irrespective of zoning codes, density rules, or the Miami City Charter. Of course. the mayor insists that he has nothing to do with the eagerness of city officials and boards to rule in favor of permitting a 38-story condominium that would span 93 per cent of the lot's width. Mayor Ferre says he will abstain when the matter comes before the com- mission. Good. And the other four com- A Numbers Game WHETHER It is good news,or not :depends, we suppose, on the point of view. The, news is that the U.S. Jus- tice Department managed to get con- victions of 284 corrupt Federal and local officials during 1979. If one thinks official corruption is bad, then this is bad news. However, while we think corruption is indeed bad, the news is good because, 1979 'saw 10 more convictions than 1978, which is better because, we figure. about the same level of corruption is .going on all the time so when a few more are caught, why, that's good news. Of course, not as good as in 1977, when there were 296 convictions, which is 12 more than last year. To get a firm fix on the signifi- cance of all this, we think we'll just have to wait. 'tit next year. missioners should reject the rulings. Last fall, city voters by a 2-1 margin approved a city -charter amendment re- quiring a 25 per cent "see -through" space on waterfront projects. They gave the commission power to grant excep- tions to developers only in return for ne- gotiated public benefits, such as water- front walkways. What is the public ben- efit in allowing the massive cogdOmini- um tower on the Ferre property? Supposedly, the fitte old mansion is going to be preserved. That's nice. But only if the house is covenanted to be a public facility could it qualify' as a trade-off for exemption under the char- ter restrictions. Such a negotiated bene- fit would have to be spelled out in public meetings and approved by the commis- sion itself. Unless public access to the property is guaranteed. community asso- ciations would seem to have strong grounds for a suit challenging the ez- emptioh. Equally objectionable Is the adminis- trative ruling that, from now on. sub- merged bay bottom is front of a lot is to be counted as land area is determining density allowances. That Is a mind -boa - Sling shift by the Building. Department bureaucracy that just happened to coin- cide with the development of, the Ferre property. How convenient. This is a stained piece of linen Indeed. and one that will require a thorough public laundering when the commission- ers themselves address the question. The fact that they will liave to do so without the mayor's overt leadership offers some hope. In the past, Mayor Ferre consis- tently has led a too -pliant commission to roll over and play dead for waterfront developers. Perhaps, without the mas- ter's voice, the watchdog will be able to concentrate on the public's interest this time. f}- C O U R T E S Y N O T I C E Not Require y Law NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN THE. VICINITY OF 1643 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida. The Miami City Commission, at its meeting of WEDNESDAY, � May 7th, 1980 at 3:00 P.M. .n CITY HALL, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida, will consider the following: 1643 Brickell Avenue, Lots 47,48,49, & 50, Block B; MARY & ;-IILLIAM BRICKELL (B-96) AND SUB...M.ERGED LAND LYING SE'LY OF LOTS 47,48,49, & 50, BLOCK B; MARY & WILLIA14 BRICKELL (B-96) (a) Request a modification of the requirements as set forth in Section 3(4)(b) of the City of �liami Charter, Chapter 10847, Special Acts, Laws of Florida, 1925, as amended, to permit construction of a Planned Area Development. (PAD) residential project (La Santa Maria) on above site, as per plans on file, with a nronosed 7% average side vards based on average lot width (25 o required) ; zoned R-5A (high Density "Multiple Dwelling) . and (b) Request a Planned Area Development (PAD) on above site, as per ARTICLE XXI-1 of the Cor.nrehensive Zoning ordinance 6871 and plans on file, said PAD to consist of tuo hundred thirteen (213) residential units in a proposed to,:rer structure and an existing structure to be used for recreational purposes, and subject to annroval of modification of the requirements in Section 3(4)(b) of the City of Miami Charter Chapter 10847; zoned R-5A (high Density Multiple Dwelling). At its meeting of April 7, 1980, The "•Iiami Zoning Board Adopted Resolution ZB 61-80 recommending the modification and Resolution 7.B 62-80 recommending PAD. This Item was deferred from the City Commission meeting of April 24, 1980. I M P O R T A N T The Miami City Commission requests that the PETITIONER and, if applicable the APPELLANT, be present or represented at this meeting and all interested real estate owners and other citizens are invited to express their views. Z•n� petition and supporting papers concerning this item a;-e available for review at the Planning and Zoning Administrative Hoard, 3318 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida. No Permits or Certificate of Use and Occupancy, etc., will be issued by the Building and Zoning Inspection Department until a final disposition has been made on this request. r r PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD C O U R T E S Y N O T I C E Not Requ red by Law 80-:1:14 C O U R T E S Y N O T I C E Not Recuire�-Gy Law NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN THE. VICINITY OF 1643 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida. The Miami City Commission, at its meeting of TlltrRSDAY, April 24th, 1980 at 7:00 P.M. in CITY HALL, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner _Key, Miami, Florida, will consider the folio iwllo qc 1643 Bricke11. Avenue, Logs 47,48,49, & 50, Block B; MARY & WILLTAM RRICKELL (B-96) AND StJB EI,PCI:D LAND LYING SE LY OF LOTS 47,48,49, & 50, BLOCK B; MARY & WILL,IAM 13IZICKFLL (I1-96) (a) Pequost a modification of the requirements as sot forth in Section 3(4)(h) of the City of rliami Charter, Chapter 10847, Special Acts, Laos of Florida, 1925, as amended, to permit construction of a Planned Area Development (PAD) residential project (La Santa Maria) on ahove site, as per plans on file, with a r)rornosod 7?, averacte ni.de vard s hased on aver.acte lot width (256 required); zoned R-5A (Ilicrh Density rul.tiple D%ellinq) . and (b) Request a Planned Area Di-velornment (PAD) on above site, as nor ARTICLE, XXI-1 of the Cor prehensi.ve 7oninct Or.dinanco 6871 and plans on file, said PAD to consist of two hundre!d thirteen (213) residential units in a prono:5ed tower structure and an existinct structure to he. used for recreational pur.poscs, and suhiect to annr.oval of modification of the rerlui-remonts in Section 3(4) (h) of. the City of 'Ii.arii Charter_ Chanter 10847; zoried R-5A (IIi(Ih Density Multiple Dwelling) . At its meeti-na of April 7, 1980, The Miami Zoninq Board Adopted P.esolution II3 61-80 recommendincr the modification and Resolution ZS 62-80 recommendinq PAD. I M P O R T A N T The Miami City Commission requests that the PETITIONER and, if applicable the APPELLANT, he present or represented at this meeting and all interested real estate owners and other citizens are invited to express their views. ' h-7- petition and supportinq parsers concernincr this item are available for rev.ie%•; at the Planninq and Zoninq Administrative Board, 3318 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida. No Permits or Curt.ificate of Use anc; Occupancy, etc., will be issued by the Building and Zoning Inspection Department until a final disposition has been made on this request. PLANNING AND 7.ONING ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD C O U R T E S Y N O T I C E Not Required%y -Law - 80'334 , COPY OF PUBLISIiED LEGAL NCTICE IN DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, TIIE MIAI•lI HERALD AN-) TIIE MIAMI REVIEW MARCH 28, 1980 _ NOTICE: TO TIIE PUR LIC AND PARTIC'",ARLY TO p " V, �' OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN TIiIr, VIC.:.NITY OF ' 1643 BRICKELL AVENUE - MIAMI, FLORIDA. PU9LIC HEARING - APRIL 7, 1130 A Public Fearinc will be held before the I"i.ami Zoning Board, MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 19130 at 7:00 P.M. in CIT'i ITALI., 3500 Pan American Drive, Pinner. Key, Miami, Florir':' to consider the • �oIlo�•rinR .—__� _ 1643 Br.ickell Avenue _ . 4 • 4•), 41 , U 50, L. • MARY & WILLIiM BRICKELL (B-96) AND SUE,•.rRCED LAL LYING SE'LY OF LOTS 47,48,49, & 50, BLOCK B; MARY & WILLIAM BRICKEI.L (B-96) (a) Request a modification of the requirements as set forth in Section 3(4) (b) of the Cite of. Miami Charter, Char`:er 108047, Special Acts, Laws of Fl.oric?a, 1925, as amendeu, to per -..it construction of a Planned Area Develonment 01AD) resi(lenti r I project (I.,,a Santa tlaria) on above site, as oer plans on file, wit'i a proposed 7 average side yards based on averar,e lot width (2-, required) ; zoned R-5A (Birth Density I•lultinle Dwel.lin(l) and (b) Request A Planned Area Devclopncnt (TPAD) on above site, as per ARTICLE; XXI-1 of the Comprehensive Zonis:-; Ordinance 6871 and plans on file, said PAD to consist of t:T� hun(-Ired thirteen (213) residential units in a proposed to ;er. structure and an existing structure to be used for recrcati.onal. )urpo:-es, and; subject to approval of modification of the rec;u.irem.,nts in Section 3 (4) (b) of. the City o` :iia!ni Charter. Chanter 1011116, ; zoned) R-5A (high Density IMulti.nle Daell.incl) . Clust !h: pre.iUl1L. Cis repr(.SC311LL'cl T'he petition and supporting papers for. this Public IIearinq are available For review at the Planni.nq and Znninq Bo-:irds Adminis- tration, 3313 Pan 'Qnerican Drive, Dinner I,i2y, Miami, Florida. You may indicate your oL"jection or. non-ol; ;d-ction on the enclosed form and rotur.n it to the City of ni.ami, iPlanninct and Zoning Boards Ad;ministr.ation, prior to 1:00 P.m. the cute of the meetincl. This Application does not constitute a Zoninq Change. PLANNING AND ZONI`;^ 130ARDS ADMINIS'.VRATIO11 Item # 9 mo 3 -20-80 enclosure `HIS IS A COURTESY NOTICE - NOT REQUIRED BY LAW ,edaurA=uter was puttingya few extra zeroes ,n Todd's checks. It seems Todd was supposed 'o be getting $32 a month. Well, you know how tiose insurance companies are. Some penny - .:inching vice-pfesident told Todd in no uncertain •�rme that Equitable Life wanted the money ;ack, all of it (minus S32 a month). Towlen, who :st turned 20, is not an unreasonable sort. He :rote the insurance people a check for 1,059,546 dollars and no/100 cents. "I called them and •ney were supposed to call me back," Todd hrugs. "I waited 21h years for them to call me pack ... I didn't want their money to begin with." Mid Cat An unmanned bulldozer went on a mile -long 3rn, destroyed two mobile homes, uprooted 0url'.poles and crushed a parked car yester- ay in Alton, III. Martin Hopper. 22. brought the ultdozer under control when he saw one of the nobile homes moving sideways alongside the -oad. "I admit I'd had a few drinks but not that nuch," said Hopper, who was going home after ) birthday party. Police said the lock had been torn off the bulldozer and the vehicle's engine burned on at full throttle, apparently by sandals_ 6 Rlnfllation Linwood and Normal Broughman report that a E:nce of a llama on their farm outside Richmond. a. has climbed in three years from $300 for a air to $2,750 each. The Broughman's have a h erd of seven llamas. Zoos and well-heeled ani- ' al -fanciers are buying the llamas as fast as they Y an 4, oduce. Gentle creatures. llamas stand ,boo Weet high and weigh about 450 pounds x; :hen full grown. 'They're very dainty eaters," '':orma Broughman relates. "They usually eat one stand of hay at a time. Loser's corner... .. welcomes Summit County (Ohio) Probate+ ..dge James V. Barbuto. Barbuto has been in- :icted in Akron on 26 charges, including four -ounty of keeping a place for prostitution, four - ounts of soliciting prostitution, 11 counts of .rlbery, two counts of gross sexual imposition, re count of attempted rape, one count of as- auit with intent to rape, and one count of ob- .tructing justice. After the indictment was issued, 3arbuto's lawyer said the judge will send a letter I the Ohio Supreme Court disqualifying himself ;m the bench. — Joe Mod:elewski officials now are investigating the arrangerat nt aRthe Dorsey Skills Center, 7100 NW 17th Ave ✓ Stierheim's office was alerted to problemst d by auditors in a July 20. 1979 report. His memo ask g County Attorney Robert Ginsburg, to investiga possibility of fraud" was written Jan. 25, 19A0. - Ginsburg said he never received the memo. soh:: action has been taken. County officials were at a '07 explain why the memo never was delivered. Stierheim said last night he could not reca� e audit report or the Januarv'memo. r Expenditures challenged by county auditory - date Mattve Jones' employment at Inner City. but not been resolved during her tenure. She refused to he interviewed by The Miami ab&t her job -raid the foundation's operation. said. N qs; : ' ` You've probably researched it," she told a report- Dade project manager Carmen Boats. who mo tt er-" Whv do you have to ask me?" inner city's expenditures of government funds tit ilso• conflicts with collects donations from private sources) said she was - tones' job at Inner City apparently her duties as as instructor at Florida Memorial College. unaBoan said the teachinge Jones had a secnd)job was in conflict W th : Inner City's funding contract requires her to he on the job from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- Inner City's contract with Dade because she 6aawi . day. She begat( the iob on a full-time basis Oct, 1: pig- made formal arrangements to make up any time due�e: ; roll records in county tiles indicate. Inner City. Boan said Jones never had repor(Z14: But her superior at Florida Memorial College! Dean problem to her. of Academic Affairs Barbara. Ricks, said Jones has •.• - taught on.Tuesday afternoons at the college since Sep- sN INNER, GA tember. Her classes are from i p.m. to 5 p.ra., Rii;10 Submerged tend part of Ferre site BILL GJESRE Miami Mws ne"fler-------- City officials have decided to let developers luxury high-rise on Mayor Maurice Ferre's Brickell enue homeslte include submerged land as part o!" building tract, thereby permitting 56 more units, p at i 100,000 or more each. on the property. The ruling differs from a 3-year-old policy that merged land cannot be included as part of a hni site. The decision was made by Building Depart director Gerardo Salman and Planning Deportmenfl, rector James Reid in response to a request from Ro� Traung. an attorney for the developers. Reid said developers had been told they could use submerged land. But he said zoning laws v! checked and a section. previously overlooked, sZ) that a property "shall include water surface and under water." .'It has been done in the past." Saimaa Coief zoning inspector Laura Butler sa* *V been told, that developers e� � ,vletts AI!owte.uW-1 merged land they owned as part of their building - The Miami Metropolis' Martin ftaLbovsky Maurice C Maurice Gusman. He died a little past noon yesterday in a bedroom of his opulent home in Key Biscayne. some 94 years, nearly 7.000 miles and a couple million pages of history removed from where it all began for him. a shanty town in the Russian Ukraine, Buranot hu, where men never retired from anything and where women wore black hahush- kas and black overcoats even in the - ciais said. One developer who stands tabenefit has an aopliclF: We think it is outrageous. The ANicholas tion scheduled before the zoning board in [WG-Weeks. - a policy could be harmful to the city - Morlev includes :17,990 square feet of 4WF: - merged land as part of his building tract for a 200 umt byallowing tremendous = , h;gt-rise. Villa Regina, at 1563 Brickell Ave - e d overbuilding on land +application The new zoning interpretation. will accomp8Q7 s0 for zoning exemptions attorney Traurig . will present Monday to the Miami Zoning Board•iit the i name of Southeast Bank and Trust Co_, as trustees and g tracts years -ago. But she said she hadn't verifwd this: Mercedes Ferre, wife of the mayor. owner ot.I&I it i- in any event, she said, the practice will he permit- Brickell Ave. Ferre said he knows not about the zoning re, -t fed from now on. "I'm doing it the waft I see it," Buller quest and that his wife isn't involved in it_ The request said. "not to benefit anyone." is on behalf of Canadian developers Olympia do York �r e "We think it is outrageous:' said Janet saidr t is president of Save Brickell Avenue Inc_ She said it is Developments Ltd., a conglomerate based in T&Vitte,. the Ferres have sold their home. La SdnM also unprecedented for Brickell. to whom Maria. for $6.5 million. Closing on the sale isscheflu(ed A "The policy could be harmful to the city t;y allow- ing tremendous overbuilding on land." she said calling for May. • The sale has nothing to do with ths�=coup h ding fur.the size tlia.pr�Qftoced�elri��Ntop.b •JJ-:4i�1 ...,: ,.::•. c" •-t4. .v" id h- ' lot: T r1� )nil at(ec u' oi'tbr" other sites re- 14sedviie4, offi- .^ . •. sN WVok4A te' mkintng ahV rickefl add c. city �� t =• off •i;r�f�PlotY:j11� '+'ids A!, .w•� , � official politics witA sworaswipes, men wlio were spawned on courage and enlightened by compassion. men- who could be very tough, smart and spirited on the outside. when it came to such things as business 'and war, and then, when it came to such things as cry- ing children and destitute panhandlers• they were pud- dles of warm butter inside. They arrived in this promised land 70. SO vears ago on fetid steamships at voung ages, sometimes with only a single parent, or a distant relative or a friend with them. and enmetlnwe thvv Ar-V—f 111— 11 "-, r d happy life +7 �-' ••wad+.,• - a .:u■ �i� I N bmmrMlllli 111 I II -Bill Talbert, Stierheim's assistant, recalled the "I'd like to know why it didin't get to Gins- tors to the Mooei UUCS stem. Bloc ruwr — . I .- quently were revised so tutors could be from anywhere nwu. •w., • •• - Ocean Roc, suspects e meM6. b& " he said. "It could have been lost in the mail. in Dade. ✓ Auditors also found a $63,000 savings account fool whoW matched were wearing different clothe J have to turn the memo around now and restart that they considered "excessive cash." Inner City offi- again. but the men escaped on fo tqe process." Coleman admitted that some n%oney was spent im- cials said the money was from private donations. "It (the account) is being used to accumulate funds patrol unit spotted pe�pere . but denied any deliberate attempts to misuse ldb& on the part of the foundation directors. He point- from private sources." said Coleman. "Our (govern- ment) funding isn't going to last forever. That money &Ion Florida ran throughlthe lobby, and out the�t edam that most of the scholarship money — about will be used later." an aartment building. Officers $78.0o0 a year —went to deserving students. ✓ Abut $10.000 in additional expenditures also ing. but the suspects had stress 'Coleman noted that all directors, who are responsi• applicants, are volunteers. were challenged. They included loans to two Inner City said. bllfor screening scholarship C!Ibffice workers and tutors get salaries. employes, overpayment of salaries to employes and tu- But not for long. Police laic :$Late records show Inner City's other officers in Frederick Morley, principal tors and overstated expenditures. "it should be noted that very little of the projects' two invaded the nearby Baghd ment. knocked on a room door, • Ndde �►bney, its president; c e A% Elementary School, and Miami Central High other funds were being used to further objectives," the guests — a Pittsburgh, Pa., coi Sooel Principal Harold Guinard, a director. Arley did not return a telephone message left at audit report said. Inner City said the discrepaticies will be "recon old son — hostage. the M . his hems Guinard and Abney, apparently on vacation be cited" and did not comment further. Both Boan and Hy Naftal, the county administrator They demanded couple the son. Marc Young. 21. told tl wI11jK-schools are closed this week, could not Zidped. Inner City treasurer Will O. Cox also could who handled Inner City's contract, said that problems did not warrant voiding the ha,e a car, according to Hollvw• bert. But the suspects found c� nil *reached :,pfpundatjon secretary Alstene McKinney, a teacher cited by county auditors county's contract with Inner City. "In spite of the flaws, it served most of the people and forced the son to accompal his parents' 1976 Buick. Schube aL3Apt Little River Elementary School. said she only vueely remembered the auditors' findings. "At pros- It was set up for." Naftal said_ "It's our job to be adve- south Thendthey hYounge 't recall," she said. "When I am on Vacation. I e ul;AYOR# sates for the community." kidnapwarms dropped a harmed near Interstate 95 and NorthMiami. "They even ga , from 1A walk straight ahead until he fo I ^special "It while 35 per cent is permitted. Without the submerged said. "It was a ways off." atifi Zoning considerations. Ferro said. d6y .s change zoning deal." he added. He said sa is n land, the proposed building would cover 46.89 per cent a , Meanwhile. Metro robber iqr nor against the variance requests and will not tvocoe of the lot. Assistant Planning Director Richard Whipple said squad members had been wor They had traced the abandoned teem it they reach the Miami Commission. is ,i',arre plans to move his family to Key Biscayne to that including the parcel's 1.77 acres of submerged land the upland area of 3.77 acres gives the devel- Michael Sweeney, 2132 NE 1£c; Uce he hid loaned his car to t w >Donplans is about begin and then move into a�ominium on the Santa Maria site when the build- with opment an additional 122,000 square feet of building ors. 40, of Avon Park, and Flog i 1%issompleted. - space. Without the submerged land , Whipple said, the land. Zattng would not reveal the price of the units. But '' builders would have to build 56 fewer apartments of While detectives were fakir 11 Avenue condominium units are selling for up. 1 800 square feet under existing zoning codes. An /lter- 1976 Buick pulled up at Sween $100.000 and these probably will go for $200,- native, he said, would be to build the 213 units; but at detectives were there to greet Tne city planner said. ✓4e said even without including the submerged land, reduced size. The application asks for two special zoning exemp- Both men were armed with .3 surrendered peacefully, Guttm2 It&;6isible that the developer could still get variances tions for the proposed condominium building. tht majority: Detective Sch td,Wld the planned 213 spacious units. One request is to permit the building to stand 130 everything on your side." oil -being allowed to use the submerged land. the -any special variances feet from one building line and 191 from another. Under existing codes, the building should be 207 feet withcSandershave f hIA-ltse developers do pot need foj;Apirtment sizes. The so-called "floor area ratio" + the floor space area to the size of the lot from the building line. The other setsks an exemppen to the city's new **view he said,Both gettini; g months ago and Harnage a shor i a Jetation of ittltic$;governs number and apartment sizes — would charter amendment requiring a 25 per cent cor- through the property. Under the application. The suspects were charged tw,. counts of armed robbery. while zoning codes normally Allow 2.2. 11!litat Mondays meeting, zoning board members Department ridor" only 7 per cent of the lot's frontage would not be ob by the building, leaving a much- smaller vie", .+ stemming from the shot fires They also face charges in h given a memo from the Planning land, the ratio strutted of the bay and surrounding vegetation. berv. kidnapping, aggravated a iteitt+g that without the submerged be 2.946. substantially higher than the code al- Traurig said the view corridor should be limited be is commission of a felony. and cause the developer has agreed to a recommendation aiirearm. 1 '^e memo states that by using the submerged land, from the city's Urban.Development Review Board that a Schubert the two had Vlore spree. 3}�� per cent of the lot would be covered by buildings, the mansion be saved. • 80-334 lay, March 24, logo 'A DICI 10 Gerardo on c t (-s r :�A F.: r Suit (I I n n I i I li 1; 11 1--, c t i ull. D c.-I.s a v t. i ne. n t FROM. RF.FCRCNCr.Si Jim Reid, Director Planning Depactirient ENCLOSURES: v It has vv-0 to our "Itt(-litiun t1lat your nr:17.,jr1,-a-nt is ;�bcjut to chnnge the w, I)oli(,y bay 1;t1jd ill Uj-der, t. I I it .311 M t' C 3, 6, i 11. 1) el d :is 1 :1 i, d 111 t 'L a- t 1 C. n of p t c d f, I (.) o I. a I-C ;I I- a t 1. (D ; I I d I o t c c V 1, Vie. As (;Is- cusse(1 1!1) n-A l)i,lk 1, 1i n ti .ill. of i'i i r t I i c- r (I co i i n j!; pl)t L X. ''iA that :--V :1 n ,.h (''I I(I 1,,1 *11 of i n L 1', rp i �-, t ;t t it:n t,v ;t ill the Zw) i n 0 r" be C, I'l "It,; L Q d t () clii-i fy this.. cc: Chief Brice Richard L. Fosmoon Aurelio Perez Lugones 8032 , March It, 19#0 CE OF ADMINISTRATION IE CIRCUIT COURT FOR )E COUNTY, FLORIDA )BATE DIVISION Number 80-2433 .ESTATE OF TH O ROBERTSON. eased :LL PERSONS HAVING AIMS OR DEMANDS A I N 5 T THE ABOVE LATE AND ALL OTHER RSONS INTERESTED IN ESTATE U ARE HEREBY 7 that Inc ,tile nistrd above estate and File pending in the C,r Cllil Dade County Florida ,vision, the address of ade County Courthouse aglcr St, Miami, FL crsonalrepresentative Late is RUSSELL P whose address is 70 New York City. Nev The name and au- ' e personal represen ''orney are set forth ,is having claims or de , nSt the estate are re ,ITHIN THREE ,7) ROM THE DATE OF T PUBLICATION OF ICE, to f,le with the ,ibove court a written f any claim cr demand lve. Each claim must ,and must indicate Irie ^ claim, the name and ',e creditor or his agent + and the arnount the claim ,s not yet ,,, when it will become stated If the claim is r unliquidated, the ,.• uncertainty shall be ' claim is secured,fhe ,1I be described The ill deliver suff,c,cm claim to the r_IerK t0 'erk to mail one COPY anal representative interested ,n *,hi es a copy of this Nnl,ce i•ion has been rr,dued .'UITHINTHRFF 3 ROM THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF I-, to file any ou,oc have that cf;..--,Ili' ,e I the decrdeq! s .,,i'I. f 'ins of {h(, l;er5,n;n nr the yr rii (' or the Court '.'S, DEMAND,, AND NOT SO FILED )REVER BARRED e first publication of Of Administration. .90 L P. DUNCAN ,,,it Representative .e Fsfafr -•,'f I_LUAI-1V ,w Offices of rRIEDMAN, P.A. OR PERSONAL rATIVE: " 60 file, FL 33009 ie 1-):5, 458-4651 M80-032821 NOTICE OF LIC AUCTION SALE rnent of the Treasury Rf-enue Service Under ri'I ,n !eternal Reven,;r 1:.,,, r331. the property I uelow has been seized pdy,rrint of internal `arcs duP from Carlos and �c•rre: 3801 NOV )2 StiI Ir,rdd 33126 The pr,ipC•rty Old at public at- t,on a, by I r!r r" i Rr• +e„t,c (lion 6335 and related ns Date Uf Sale Tuesday 19E0 T rnr f Sale 10 00 e of air 51 SW First Lc m 1606 M,arni, Florida •deral Building) Title Of - fly the naht, titlC. and in. Carlos and Lila Gutierrez the pr perty will he of Sale If requested the Revenue Service w,tl ,fur rnahr,n about hc,Ssi life an,cs. Nhich may be drterrnulmg the value of st being sold. Description erty Improved Real described as f(MONS Lct 7 of Le lcune Ma,,nrs ac- to the Plat t7,ereuf as in PldtbnoK 46 at page 14 ubl,c rCcnrds of Dad, -londa The street ad Ile above• re,il prn;,e•rty j, 2 Street, M,amt, Florida Ie ahove property is by a 2 Bedroom, t NOTICE OF ACT1OIj / CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE (NO PROPERTY) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 80.4448 FC FAMILY DIVISION IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF BEVERLY LOVE Petitioner and RONNIE LOVE Respondent NOTICE FOR DIS`,OLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO RONNIE LOVE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatapetitionforDis• SOIut,on Of your Marriage etas been filed and commenced in this Court and you are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any to it on Jeffrey A Schwarz, Esquire. attorney for Petitioner, chose address is 1035 N E 125th Streit, Suite 302 North Miami. Flcr,cia, 13161 Phone 895.243U. and file the original with the Clerk Ulf the above styled court on or befrre April 29, 1980otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief prayed for in the corn. plaint or petition This nof.ce shall be published once eacn week for four con- secutive wCie ks In "AIAO"AI REVIEL"i AND DAILY RECORD WITNESS my hand and the seal of 5a,d Court at M,an-,i, Firr,da on it,,s 261h Cav of March 198C RICHARD P BRINKER, As Clerk, Circuit Court Dad(, County, Florida (Circuit Court Sell) By CLARINDA BROWN As Deputy Clerk Jeffrey A. Schwarz Esq 1035 N E 125th Street Suite 307 North Miami, Florida 3316) Phone 895.2430 Attorney for Petitioner 3 28 4 4- I 1 18 'J180 03287i NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUir COURT qF THE ELEVENTt4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COLIN Y GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION4 CASE NO 8u3016 DIVISION NO CA 21 FIRST SAV,NGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION OF BAYONNE, a )Jew Jersey corporation, Plaintiff, VS. LUIS SUAREZ and CARMEN SUAREZ, his wife, Defendants 1;- .kr'.L" �U•"jtL 1. ,is hilt.', 18 N E. 42nd Street Miami, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an art,nn I- F^rerloSUrr of ',d .,c 1- ":.., ., described property. Lot 10, in Block 8, BILT- MORE, accnrding t0 the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 6 at Page 67, of the Public Records of Dadc County, Florida I has been, f dod aganlst You and you are ",i4o,red in serve a rc,ry Of your r.r,ttCndclr:"rs. it any fo,f. on FABER. LEVINi R rRY50N. P A , �Plmntffs' dtforn,:y, Nhose address ,s 328 h'i,norca. Coral ;;lhleS, Fior,da, ?3134, on Or lefnrC APRIL 28. '980 grid file the rr,.l,nal w,tfh. file Clerk of this Courf either tcforr s,•rv,ce in Pl�r,tit!s dtt„rner ur immediate. ly thereafter, other .vise a default will be entered against you for the reLef demanded ,n file (ornplaint At T NE SS of y hand and the seal of this Court On .Varch 26, 1980. RICHARD P BRINKER, As Clerk of tho Court I(C,r(ml Court Seat) HY L. C BEDASSE As F)eputy Clerk 3 28 4 4 11 18 ':,80 032815 NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION 18 CASE NO 80 505 NEDR HOFFMAN, Plaintiff vs WENDELL J MILLER MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC a FIGr,da (urpnraflon and G A. on Plaintiff's attorney or II Con uncti, .ith T P No 1052 • Case No, 54,811 of the Circull rnediately thereafter; otherwise a "P' RCIVAL GARDENS 1st Court of Dade County, Florida drfaulfwill beentered against you AD'.)„ Variance from Ord. 6871, for the relief demanded in the ARTICLE XI.3, Section 6, 1c Complaint 3072 1 N W )31h Street permit construction of 161 The description of the real N180 I Lot 18 and E20' of N180' of apartment project on above $'if'. property berry proceeded against lot % Block 4, WALDIN ACRES as per plan on file, with a 3,23 floor in this action rs described as 15 r,, area ratio (FAR), (A 2 70 FAR is Lot 10 ,n Block 17 of WESTHAVEN HEIGHTS, FIRST ADDITION, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 65 at Page 42 of !'IC Public Records of Dade County, Florida, together w,th the impravernents located thereon, also known as 6600 West 12th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on March 26th, 1980. RICHARD P. BRINKER As Clerk of the Court (Circuit Court seat) By C L ALEXANDER Deputy Clerk FILED BY JOI,EPH H MURPHY, ESQ Attorney for Plaintiff 1830 PanCn de Leon Boulevard Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Telephone 445.2551 3 28 4 4 ) 1 18 M80 032842 Co ri,tionat Use as I,sted in Ord recorr,rnrnded by the Urban 687) ARTICLE VI, Section 1i4A,Ipev(lopmcnt Review Board) !a, ) permit a Residential Z,,nod RC-1 (Residential -Office De,,, prnCnt of a Planned Un t Con,rTlcrc,af) Nat, e )PUN; on above site as .per Ilans on file consisting of an Members of the Zoning Board TXISTirig duplex and four new dwel will mile" at the Board Conference I,ny un,ts ,n two structures for al Ro o) ­ 3316 Pan American Drive. inax,rrnnn Of six units ,n threelD,nner Key. Miami, Florida, or) structures: zoned R 2 (Two Farm- Thursday, April 3rd, 1980, at 8.30 iy Dwelhnyi A M , to review the maps and files ;relating to the above items, 995 S W 2nJ Avenue Lot 11, 12, Or 14 & 15 Less W10' of Aorcho E Perez-Lugones Lot II for r-o-w, 81ock 70 Director ,MIAMI 1B-4; Planning and Zoning Boards Conditional Use as listed in Ord I Administration 6871, ARTICLE VIII, Secf,o'il 1111 if 1; to permit a ph,!ainlhr011'C Publ,rat,on of this Notice on thi and c rrmOsynary organl1af,(i!t'28 day of March 1960 ! The UIt, ted Way of Dade County S 3 18 M80 032803 to operate in above site. as per site plan on file This apphCation in conjunction with a variance petition for side and rear yards, zoned R-4 (Medium Density Multiple) INVITATION TO BID and NO. 46.80 CITY OF MIAMi BEACH Var,anCr from Ord 6871 ARTICLE VII,, Setfinns 3, 2,,,- Scaled bids will isLie received by METROPOLITAN , 3: is i, to permit (OnStructiort of the Cal o f Miami B e a c h DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA an office omId,ny for the United Porcr',asiny Agent, 1100 ,Nay Of Dade County On above Sile, jConvention Center Drive, Miarn, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING as per sift war un file with 20 Beach' Florida 33139 until 2 00 P M on the 18th day of April, 1980 ii0rhl Sil'te Yard 140 R'q U,rPd) and for A ;11,011C hearinq will be hell b/ 3 rrdr yard l•IU' re,l U,rud) This the ".,rfrupoi,tan Dade Count, Un-! appi,caf,un ,n conjun(ho^ with l' STREET LIGHTING safe Structures board for all Conditional Use petition: Zoned R-' MATERIAL persons having an interest In 4 (Medium Density Multiple). property described as S ' i 3rd St- East Of the East right.) 219 N N 6 S1. a k a E' : Lot 18, of -wa I, line of S '01 SOth Ave BIK. 55 Miami North, PB B-41 Trnt,i!i•ve Plat N,., 1067 - Miami, Florida "NATALIA" Tf,e Off,( jai Vacation anri to ap;,Par and be heard roncern,ny C vsu,r of s '.'il 3rd Street, cast of the u•d„r Of the Buddoi:J Off,c,,ii ru the east ri,Jh!-of way I,nv o1 S 'W j den-olc•h and remove 2-story wood 5C!n Avrn,,e t„r l d,r,+ante Of frarne duplex 6, 66 as piirt of tre requirements; for the approval cf Tentative Plata The owner of record being NO 1067 "NATALIA" Wu; -am B Sawyer &:w ApprOxiniately 1156 N.W 65th Bernice C , I AI Street Lof 21 Less S2. thcrrrf. Block 3, all in accordance with autrictr,fy +'Yr 0[):',E RF: ,;411, i esta bl,sIt ed under Ir.e v,rovj5,uIIs o I %, - r fi nc e if n 1)r a 6871 Sec 202 of the South Flor „ya'AR T ICL f. V( l 2. 3), ir„ Bonding Code. Hearing will be Imrm�:)(C or,str,(t,un of a dupiev l held April 15, 198G at the 1 00 P M re'.iiiC on above site, as per session, in the large Conference plans on file, on a lot 3 360 sq.ft in+l Room, 91h floor, Br,ckell Plaza I Area (4,000 sq 1t required); zoned) Building, 909 5 E First Avenue, I R 2 (Two Family) Miami, Florida 33131 ' , M: (!i •,�;_, I err DADE COUNTY UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD J CIE E RIVFS lit. I"L/, I Jr. L rlL r��11 3 28 4. 4 M80 032851 CITY OF MIAMI, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE MIAMI ZONING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 7, 1980 An ,n1clesied .vill lake r,Ohce that It,e !;a„in,i Zon,n) Board NIII hold a P ibh,: Hearing )it Yonday, April 7 1980, at 7 00 P ,'A , it) City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Kt y, ',4,1'ni. Florida to ccns der the fu!,cwiny 1643 Br„ kell Avenue Lots 47, 48, 49 6. S-3, block 8; ,VARY & 'NILLIAM BRICKELL B 96) and Submerged land ly trig SE'fy of LOS 47 48 49 & ?0. Block B. %OIARY & :.ILLIAM. BRICKELL ,B 96) Request a nrid,fical,on �f the requirements as set forth in Section 3i41(b) of the City of Miami Charter, Chapter 10817, Special Acts, lass of Florida, 1925, as amended, to porm,t constr(i(fion of a Planned Arr,f Development (PAD) residential prole(t (La Santa Maria) on abuvc site, as per plans on file, with a proposed 7 , average side yards based on average lut width (25' required), zoned R 5A (Hi,Jh Dens,ty rv4uihplC DWO,01mg)- ai,d Request A Planned Area Development ( PAD) on above site, as per ARTICLE XXI-1 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance a,•» � -fig o..ii>�u.d 1?Ofl_� ":•, SUBURBANACRESAMD 4-73 ) Variance from Ord 687), ARTi- �it= vr,od r, C"'1 aict"'orl to the existiny duplex residence on above site, as per site plan on file, with 5' side street yard (15' required), zoned R-2 t Two Family Dwelling). This project will be funded from Federal funds throuyh the City of Miami Beach Community Development Fund and bidders mus" comply with the Presidents Executive Orders Numbers 11246 and 11375, which prohibit d'SCr,mination in employment regarding race, Creed, color Sex or national Origin, Title V I of in(., Rights Act of 1964, the Davis Bacon Act, the Ant, KICKbaCK Act; the CuntraCt '.'York Hour-, and Satety St,,rd•,rds Act, and the Urlar!,niYit Of Llhor Safety r d If,,titt, R(J uhons under It ')(c ,;,ot,nnal Safety and I-W-In Rcyuiat,ons under the OC C L'pat Iona Safety and s Health,Act of 1970 and is subject to the requirements of Section 3 of the Housing and UrLln Development Act off [- Iluu ', At time, date, and place above hidS will be Dublirlv onenart and rc•,10 ­_0J t Specifications may be obtained ,;)on request from the Office of the Purchasing Agent, telephone nv Tiber 673 7490, Bid CJerK 4 S.W. Corner of the ,niC'The City of Miami BeachSr(hOn Of reserves the right to reiecf any S.W 21th Avenue and West - all bids and to waive any N85 Of Lots 37 A 38 _ Trade Avenue i,.r(•.ji,lani,es ,n pr0,r'^,-„e CHARLES M ."LINDY'S SUB 3 TY OF :"IA',,I BEACH e 15) L cna,d F Ha'r'ey C_n,;.tianal Use as IlSTrd it Ord 6871, ARTICLE XI.4, Secticn Purctf•+5,ny Ayrot 215'1c1 to permit a convenience ' s o Store) on' I't'^I,ca"O•, (if!niS Notice r,, fire fuoccry 1 re ;Farm ibo,,e Site. as pt Or site ;:'an on file ?8 d.,, C,f :,a,rh 1980 This petition ;n cC,,mnct,Dn w:lh,a 3 28 _ 1,?0-032805 variance a pl'(at • n 1rr yards )'id r_ lot area, area; zoned R CC ' Rrs,denf at Office, and SPD 2 ICo, ,'',,.a Grovel r Spe(,al O.erla, D,str,ct NOTICE TO CREDITORS and OF BULK TRANSFER Pur,.vant fir F'ol,da Statue 676. Vdr,ance III Ord 6871, i,107 a bulk transfer under Art,cle6 ARTIC!-E XI 4, Sections 4 (2), & 5'p{ !tie Uniform Commercial Code 3'(a), r4ilaI. to permlt A wi,lbc,',-adr'it ,hrlaw uff"es of ccGVOn,en(e grocery store (Farm IJUAN VAI DE', 180-0 S W Ist .Store) on above site as per s,te Street M,a m,, f- -,rida (n Or after plan , rt I, Ie, with 5' rear yard , 20 April 18 1980 at 10 00 A e. , rcqu;red), a 1,t area of 5,.150 sq ft helwei•n RA1,"CR (CRPORATION (6000sgi1 requ,red)andw,ththe and RICARDO CABIAN and drfver;ay i r(upy ng more than JACOHO ROITMAN, Transferors, one half (�2) of the vioth of the whose business address is 1411 _ area of the required frontyard, iNashnigton Avenue, Miami this application ,n conjunction Beach, Florida, and PEDRO with a cond,ticnal use petition, BETANCOURT, Transferee, ,Dried R CC ,Res,denl,dl Office) whose business address will be and SPD 2 (Cc,orut Grove Special 1411 ii'vashinyton Avenue, Miami �• Overlay Distri(t). Beach, Florida 2473 N W 21Sf Terr During the three years last past ' lot 10 Block 13; file Transfrror, s0 far as is known to the Transferee, has used no �. PINTfER GARDENS 1st Ar,9D LAher business name or address ! IS 22): and other than that listed above [ LU-Ilo.-@lu4h it - d rw. r....�,.... ._f� -r rdf e::: '.--n•-rs d Copy of this Nat , r� on has hrcri n,diia,f '.YITHIN TtIHF F 3 Rr)M THE DATE Op ' PUBLICATION of! F, to file a", ,-)bier havethaI(11 1i1( I ye thPdcce,fe•)rs •l.nns of the Per 5,1n,U or Me vent c or 1 the court S. DEMANDS AND NOT SO FILED )REVER BARRED c first publication of of Administration. •90. L P. DUNCAN ,,,if Representative ve FOate .1 fitI-L 0 A UM, iw Offices of FRIEDMAN, P.A. FOR PERSONAL rATIVE: 86 le, FL 33009 ,e (305) 458.4651 P,ABO-032621 >R'r[-r*T•v�ri'.r-r�['r n+onr 7 1, 1, 4 4 i i I8 ': 80 01 ra7 i I NOTICE OF ACTION IN THF_ ( , Y , Ili 1 rHF LLEVF NJ f r, JUC11C IAI. CIRCUIT i_)F fit+u I(•n i1J :.NU FOR DADF COUNTY 6ENER:,I.. JURISDICTION 010,1IeV,i CASL NO RJ 3016 DIVISION NO CA 21 FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION OF BAYONNE, a 'New Jersey corporation, Plaintiff, vs. LUIS SUAREZ and CARMEN SUAREZ, his wife, Defendants T,^ I fill, c.11 �.(.`F ' bU,1KLC n's ✓.+fc, 18 N E 42nd Street Miami, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an a(-irnn for For orIosurn of yaJI- n.f described property: Lot 10, in Block 8, BIL1- MORE, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 6 at Page 67, of file - Public Records of Dade NOTICE OF County, Florida. LIC AUCTION SALE Iment of the Treasury has brier. 111nd ,Ti)avLst you and you Revenue Service Under are req,nr(•d to <erve a :cpy dt )rity in rlternal Rever[.r` your-,r.it( I) cjcfcr•, ,, it any, jolt, (lion r331, the property on FABER LEVINE K TRYSGN. _1 below has been seized P A , PLiint,ffs attorr('y, whose payment of internal address is 328 h^u,orca, Ccral taxes due from Carlos and G31bles Florida, 33134. in or Terre: 3811 NW 12 Strrr t Lefnre ;PR IL 28. 1080 and file the fonds 33126 The Property I c -.)trial with the Clerk of this .Old at public auC110n aS C(. in ether Lelor(' sr•ry ice on r by Iritornal Re:cr ([ P e 1 1 rrey oir unrnectrF ro- F,,on 6335 and related ly thee, Kier cArlr Ise a default I ns Date of Sale- Tuesday :,III be e rtcred ; , 'isr )u fcr fh+_ 1148o 1r1)e of Sale 10 00 rul ,f do randy 1'i (or - pia fit to of Sale 51 SW First WITNESS'' . 1 snit a d l,,e steal t?c, m 1606 Miami, Florida of this C; urt (+ V,ii-0) 26 '16B0 `•deral Building; Tole Of. RICHARD P BRINKER, Illy ftMe right, title, and in- AS Clerk o1 the Court ICarlcs and Lila Gutierrez (Circuit Court Seal) �+ the properly ,vifl be of By L C REDASSE sale. If requested. the As Doputy Clerk l Revenue Service will 3 28 4 4 1118 :;80032815 iformation about- anres, which may be NOTICE OF ACTION determining the value o1 IN I HE CIRCUIT COURT OF rstbemgsold.Description THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL erty Improved Real CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN described as follows Lot AND FOR DARE COUNTY 7of LeJeune Manors ac- C,ENFRAL JURISDICTION t0 the Plat thereof as DIVISION IS in Platbook 46 at page 14 CASE NO 90 505 ubhc records of Dade NED R HOFFMAN, Florida The street ad Plaintiff he abov,, rPdl preperry is IS 12Street, 'v^.I,1mi,Florida WENDELL J MILLER he rib-,ve :`rnperly is '.^ORTGAGE C07v'PANY, INC, .1 Le a 2 Bedr(,om, 1 d FIonC,i curpr,r,tlon undG A no ; r, vale resicence Tkl(,VPSON & CO, INC , a New • ;+y D(' 11•;pe'ted dt Yrr4, crrn,raiivn, I ,,•, eat " aline F Fier d, iJe}e rf )'ifs ^e t Terri, D(ferred TO G .. Tfl0•,1PSON & CO 1000 Fluid ("J eby4 00 a Ne:, 1''-'r4 :cr:lCrafion sda; ^il It F_rrr of e-en( 1 :'ot(r•. ruildmg. AU p�1y•^oafs rt,'St to %S!h FI`or (,rtA ell _rer k cai ir,r S Nen Yoe C,t, N Y 10022 er s cf°ec+. or L, a United YOU ARF NOTIFIED that an stall, Lank, express. or action to Fore,_loW a '.lcrtgaye r^oney order "IA .1•.e has been filed a-JainSt iou and you -•'e'y order payable t0 are required to Serve a Copy of nal Revenue Service your wnffen defenses, if any, fC it 1 Title M A Cournoyer on JOSEPH H. 7Y,URPHY, ESQ, Nficer Date 3 27 80 Ad Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad- informa,tion About the dress is 1830 Ponce de Leon V First Ave Room 1606 Boulevard. Coral Gables, Florida orida 33130 Phone 350- 33134, on or before April 281h, 1980, and file the original with the Clerk MSO-032679 of this Court either before service the (J 11[I,11 Va(atrOilands r with the President s ti, ,rl : r.1r ,irid Er h,',rr,f •ru ernin,r r it It C,vcI)ry of S W 3rd Street, east of 1 rC rr�Ord(` Nr,rnberS 1 1-(if S W I F', 1,1 r I YC"'I t ,le 1st r , ) i fie Of . 1 I, I 4 and 1375 whh ir h p.oh bit i.,:l r, .r ✓ ,t r s c.i r.^ t"• ,r d.• far I (' [ f d sir rn­,,t -,n ,n err ploymen} r ,i•• r ,1 ., , 6Lt ;, p.irt r,} the re•t.i ve r..r tar• a(i;.ru:al rt Tentative Plat, reyarcl race, creed, color. T'-," owner of record beinq N::i 1061 ' NA-TALIA" sex or national origin, Title Vl o1 the Rights Act of 1964, the Vv,i', am B Sawyer 8-w Approximately 1156 N W 65th Davis Bacon Act, tho Anti. Bernice C , Et At Street KlckboCk Act; the Contract Lot 21 Less S22' thereof, Block 31 Work Hours and Safety rill in accordance with authority WOODMERE 114 11) St,;ndeirds Act, and the estabhshedunder the provisions of I( Voriancc 1ri,itl Ord 6871, Uepartlnc'It of Labor Safety Sec 202 0} the South Florida I ARiICLE VI 12(3), to; and 10,ilrh Reguiahons under Building Code Hearing will be I permit construction of a duplex I lc O(c Safety and held April 15, 1980 at the 1 00 P M. I tesidence on above site, as p!r Hriartn Regulations under the , Regulations Session, in the large Conference plans on fife on a lot 3,360 sq.ft. in Occupational Safety and it Room, 9th floor, Brickell Plaza Area (4,000 sq it required); zoned Health •Act of 1970 and is 1 Building, 909 S E First Avenue, R-2 (Two Family) subject to the requirements of ' Miami, Florida 33)31 Section 3 of the Housing and ' I Urban Development a rAct of 'L lip-)r •,J l_I I nfr I , r,1 I,i,,, . 1'Jr.H ... ,i,,,[•n, Ira. 12 U S. C Iluu DADE COUNTY WiA':,ISUBURBANACRESAMD r UNSAFE STRUCTURES , 4-13) C' f BOARD '✓ariance from Ord 6871, ARTI• At time, dote, and place above, hills will be Dll hlirly nnonnl and IOE F RIVF, ut-NU i ; �.ECkL t AR r i C 111 c--. and a F Iurlda r(w,l addir,un to the) edD awuo 3 26 4.4 MOO 032851 existing duplex residence on above Specifications may be obtained _. -- Slfe, as per site plan on file, with S' CITY OF MIAMI, side street yard 1 15' lupon request from the Office of the DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA required), toned R 1 (two Family Purchasing Agent, telephone 1 Dwelling), rl(,^lber 673 1490, Bid Clerk. LEGAL NOTICE The City Miami Beach-, MIAMI ZONING BOARD S.W. corner of the Intersection of of PUBLIC HEARING S.W 27th Avenue and Westland reserves the right to re;ect any APRIL 7, 1980 all bids and to waive any Trade Avenue N8S of Lots 37 & 3B ogu0ar,tie5 in pro c'dure. All Interested will lake ,oticeiCHARLES .A 'c'UNDY'S SUB 3 Ihat tl •-ami �oninJ �.ara'h111 r1� TV O VI<.',1I F3EaCH hr,ld , P_,bliC Hearing cn-forday, tit Ord C.:n-, Innal Use as I15rcJ i1,, 1667-1, Donald F Fiai- • r: April r 1980, , 7.00 P.f , In City ,ARTICLE XI 4, Section Pur(h,tsin,J Agent Hdll, 3500 Pan American Drive, 1215 ic) to permit a con:eni(,n,C, Dinner K(cy, ,�:, a'TI I. Florida t0 crc(.ery store ;Farm }tore) on' pl,hl,car:en of ears Notice or fhC cons der the full, wing , i8 r,l "11 1980. above site as P,r site ,n on file ! Th,s Petition n or'.lurli ,,,in a NIFO-032905 Iii Brit keel Avenue varianco a; n' c, c n tar raids r:d i Luts 47, 48, 49 n ,J, block B; lot arc,: zoned R CC ' R �_tt ;,l' �• I RY 'i :OLLIAM, BRICKELL. .If1 (e and �F C. . 'Coe R rb) a.-d 5ubnlEr ell )n 1 [1 5: I , al 0.erla, District i l I.,nq I,E'ly e1 l :.ts 47 49 a9 �. ••D NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flc.K B ::.RY R. AM .1110 OF BULK TRANSFER PRICKELt. B 26` Pur,-ant t, For da Statue 676 Request a 'i 1i,:'f,catien cf 1^n Variance (ror> Ord 6871. '107 a bulk teal isk'r v^der Art,c (b ' Ireluiremerls as set form in ARTICLE X1 4, S-0,uns 4 (2), & 5'0f file Undurrn Crimrnercial Code - Sei ion 3i41(b) of the City cf ,3'(a), (1)(a), to permit a�willbe fadoat+hcldwoN�cesof 'rliami Charter, Chapter 10847, crrr.(nen�e yrneery Store iFarm JUAN VALOF'S. ]SLID S W ist Sperwl Acts, Ld.:s of Florl,la, St(ire) on above rile, as per site Street '\Airirnir -l­Ida rn or after 1925, as amended, to her rnit Plan , n file, with 5' rear v.,rd 120 April 18 1980 it 10 00 A M , construction of a Planned Area required), a Ict area of 5.250 sq_ft hntxeen RA"i CCRPORATION - Devolopment (PAD) reside'if,al f6.000sq.f1 required)an.jviththe a11d RICARDO CABIAN and project (La Santa '.1aria)Onabove driveway )c(upywg n•ore th,Tn JAC0BOR01TMAN Transferors, site, as per plans on file, With a one-half (ll) of the width of the wtlrise business address Es 141E j proposed 7average Side yards area of the required frentyard, '✓vashingfon Avenue, Miami C based an average lot (25 awidth aL this applicon conjunction cnnlunron pea(h, Florida, and PEDRO required), zoned R 54 (High w'th a cundihondI use petition. BETANCOURT, Transferee, + Density Multiple Dwelling). toned R-CC iRes'dentlol Office) whose business address will be and SPD 2 (Coconut Grove Special 1411 Washington Avenue, Miami and Gverlay District), Beach, Florida Request A Planned Area I473 N W 21sf Ten DUnrnj the three years Idst past s Development (PAD)onabove Site, Lot 10 Black )1, the Transferor, so far as 1s known ! as per ARTICLE XXI-1 of tr_ JvINTEH ''1AG'DF fJS lsr A"Ei to the Transferee has used no ,ther business n,ime or address Comprehensive Zoning Ordirance 221 and . other than that listed above 6871 and plans o(i file. said PAD-, r L",iJ10 Fli,r'k 13, l Debts of the Tnnsfercr, relp consist of two hundred t rlet GARDENS lsf APi1D iv,it,' 1, sal i d bu ( s will be ea d �Jv"NTER (213) residential inis n a F SLIB (2468) nfail r,,,,f 0 + oaStheresult clwsed fc-Aer structure dr•d in c x d'1 oral Use as iisted -, Ord ct fats r taster Cr d t:rs of tin exis'mg ;frucfure to be sru err �6871, AR • ICl_E XX Section 1 !Tr,,ryfer. r ..•-„ IJ t,,e their ua.ms recreat,ondl pi,rpos(•S. dr..: i-t la d , r t S1eat Product' ' Iwit•t '.'aria A T;c.1 814 Ponce ._'e to appro•.af of midi} ,'at :.^ of F rOce•, •ry ?n dr-ni,e 5ofi 35 per il-con Blvd at ' S:,,ir 417 Coral requirements in Sfct,or 3 4)Ib) �f plan on file toned I (L,ght !•,ahles, Fli,rida 33134 fin or ochre th,e City ci Nliami Charter Chapter it d''S fir lai) I` I April 18. 1980 10847, : ,11(0 R 5A (High Derslty Dated at Miami Flcr,da this 26 Multiple Dwelll)y), Approximately 401 Brickell day of March 1980 Avenue PFDRO BETANCOURT H,ii'Street •,i-loth of the s.01h ti A portion of BRICKELL POINT Transferee ir, line of Percival Avenue SUB (8 34) lying East of the E'ly Publication of this notice on the Tentative Plat No 1052 • boundary line of the S E 2nd 28 day of March, 1980 "PERCIVAL GARDENS lsf Avenue. Bridge approach across P,n,ario A Toca ADD" the Miami River Suite 417 The Official Vacation and Closure +rid 814 Ponce de Leon Blvd. of Higgs Street south of the south Ingress and egress over that Coral Gables, Florida 33134 rro w line of Percival Avenue for I certain Attorney for Transferee a distance of + 144.20' in Easement granted in Chancery 3i28 MBO-032808 Paq• 16 MIAMI REVIEW Friday, March 20, 1900 00 Rublic PqqS S DUE AND PAYABLE __ WITHIN 10 DAYS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 80.2433 IN RE: ESTATE OF EDITH O. ROBERTSON Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE NOU ARE HEREBY ') that itha dui' 11'Sti"I above estate and File Pending in the C,rcult Dade County, Florida, ,vision, the address of ide County Courthouse. '.lgler St , M,arnI FL ersonalrepresen'ative rate is RUSSELL P whose address is 70 New York City Ni The name and ad' he personal represer-, •:orney are set forth 'toil I n i . I NOTICE OF ACTIOI. on Plaintiff's attorney or im• cot, muti, ah T P No 1052 - Case No 54,811 of the Circulf CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE medrately thereafter, otherwise a "P' RCIVAL GARDENS 1st Court of Dade County, Florida (NO PROPERTY) Idn4iuit will be entered against you Ari Variance from Ord. 6871, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ifor the relief demanded in the ARTICLE XI-3, Section 6, fc 13th 183 THE ELEVENTH .JUDICIAL Complaint 3072 1 N W Street permit construction of CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN The descr,ption of the real N180 1 Lof 18 and E20'o1N180 of apartment project on above site. AND FOR DADE COUNTY property berry proceeded against In+ Block 4, WALDIN ACRES ds per plan on file, with 3.23floor CIVIL ACTION NO, 80.4448 FC in this action is described as 5 ^'' area ratio (FAR), to 2 70 FAR is FAMILY DIVISION Ce Id,unaI Use as listed ,n Ord re<„rnmerded by the Urban IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Lot 10. ,n Block 17 of 6871 L ,RTICE VI, Section 114 A ,Oevclupmcnt Review Board) BEVERLY LOVE WESTHAVEN HEIGHTS, fa, , Perin,( a Resident, dl �,ar,;1 R.r.l (Res,dential-Office Petitioner FIRST ADDITION, according Dev# pn)r# t of a Punned Un t Corr,me•c al) and to the plat thereof as recorded Nat, e i PUN ; on above svte as RONNIE LOVE In Plat Book 65 at Paye 42 of per ;laws nil file cons,stinr-) of art Members of the Zoning Board Respondent ru Public Records of Dade xlSnny duplex and fwur new dwelt y,;I moos at the Board Conference NOTICE FOR County, Florida, together with I,ny units in two structures for alRnorn 3318 Pan American Drive, D11'`'OLUTION OF MARRIAGE the improvements located r-,axrntUrn of six units in three Donner Key Miami, Florida, oil TO RONNIE LOVE thereon, also known as 6600 structures zoned R-2 (Two Faml Thursday April 3rd, 1980, at 8'30 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN West 12th Avenue, Hialeah, ly Dwelling) A M , to review the maps and files YOU A R E H E R E B Y Florida i relatiny to the above items. NOTIFIED that petition for Dis 955 S W 2nd AVer1Ue soil of your Marriage has been WITNESS my hand and seal of Lot 11, 12, Or 14 & 15 Less W10' of Aurelio E Perez'Lugones fled and commenced ,n this court In,, Court on March 26th, 1980 Lot 11 for r o-w. Block 70. D,reCtor I and you are •equired to serve a RICHARD P. BRINKER i MIAMI (B-411 Pldnn,riy and Zoning Boards Conditional Use as listed III Ord I Administration cul,y of your written defenses, it As Clerk of the Court an;, to it on Jeffrey A Schwarz, (Circuit Court `seal) I6871, ARTICLE Vill, Sechnnl Esquire atfnrriey for Petitioner, By C L ALEXANDER 1111;(fl to permit a ph,lanthrop,c I, Publ'cat,on of this Notice on the Ah�se address is 1035 N E 125th Ceputy Clerk , and cieemoSynary organisation, l8 day of ,March 1980 Street. Suite 302 North Miami, FIL.Ei) BY (The United Way of Dade County) 3 28 M80-032803 Fic•'da, 33161 Phone 895.2430, JOSEPH H MURPHY, ESQ. to operate oil above site. asper slit, - n f le This application in ,i, having claims or de' and file the ony,nal with the c,eri, Attorney for Plamt,ff plot! - i ._.„.. iinst the estate are re cif the above styled cot'rf on or 1630 Porice de Leon Boulevard conjunction with a variance ,THIN THREE r 3 i before April 29. 1980 oth,rw,se a Coral Gables, Florida 33134 I Petition for side and rear yards, ROM THE DATE OF default will be entered against you Telephone 445.2551 toned R-4 ( Medium Density T PUBLICATION OF for the relief prayed for in the corn ;12g441118 M80032842;Multiple>. INVITATION TO BID CE_, to file with the plaint or pet,tirn NO. 46.80 shove court a written This nrfcc shall be nub;ished and I CITY OF MIAMI BEACH f any cla Ion i' den -arid once each wceM for four Con ; 6 ` t 'se Each clam mutt sec Ul, ve Weeks in Mlia 'hi Var Ian ce lrnn• Ord 6871 Sealed bids wiil be received by „irdmust indr,ttethe REVIE:d AND DAIL y REC0PD ARTICLE VII,. Sc-lonns 3 2 r C ' , oI Miami Beach a rn rite ran and ,,.I rNESS my 'a,,1 a'•J the? sr,il METROPOLITAN 3 ia,. to o it ronstruct,r , c} I}ne P r, hds,ny Agent, 1 ccreditur rh,si;ert f "'I'd ,t^ t , Fi-"claoii DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA an office Lcitd,n,J for the UP -, 'C Miami ,vtni ,11 Cnnter Drive, Miami and the d cunt it 2tnt,r rt 1 n 19bC Nil fDickrZul,•yo•,abces tl'IBtICl• Florida 33139 until 200 the cla ni ,; n. t ,ot RICr-, F U P Bf.,NkEk. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING is n r sisr i an con f it .v iti ,C I � M con the 18th day of April, 1980 when it will tic: i'rnv As CIr­ C n c i C i•t I e t ,tdi v ird , 40 to ,I , reef -it d' or id}ed If the , I;um ;; Ud:1n Connty F i:'r,du A i, hn,ir con h, i,1 lr: 20 rndr yJrd •IU rc Li red, i h , II . • unli,quidaleci, the iC,r,,- CC rt :v.n,; '.t _ ,,•tr,-t•,r:.i," C , Ur IL c,i!'nn If, c.,,-iunrfo,, w,tf d STREET LIGHTING •- nicerIa nI, st•iII be IP; CL ^R11,DA BRO.YN r SirI,, t- •i:s Board •.. a': Lc ,t t,cr•ci 1 Use pet tron. Zoned R - 1 MATERIAL , lain,s se,. e(1 1 1 • r)n;,,,,y C'.r r. �l� ,. .d.i art ,n1c•t. .st n ,, 4l V col um Den so, I y Mu It, ple; be d#scr L,, .,I Th, It ttr it r•: E.s.; !p, , 11rty d 2 sr t, ; ds 1 ThrS project will be lunde<1 deliver Svf , r l i N F� I ,n ,irt , • � lrom FedMal funds ihrouyr, ,um to too(, , ,, - err N , `,t d r d L : l., t IEi : •i. # ', ,,tr ,,C - , the C,Iy of MIarni Beach • rk to rr a I ,, , .� 1 . - oil 37161 I L+ s, n," ,ir-i, North, PB B-11 T t,I' ., r'4it 4 , u67 - '.l <:,,r,.�.r.,uII ty Development r,dl eel. eye ntdt :,, f F9' :4.i:1 ;: "Iri,I. FI!;r d,i :, ... , Fund and bidders muss interested in trio es Attorney for Petitioner , The Off Icial Vacation ands cornl'l'y with the Presidents n a copy of this Notice 3 28 4'4.11.18 M80-032873I to appear and be heard concerning i C' su•e of 5 Vol 3rd Street, east of .!ion has been marled NI T H I N T H R F E Lai NOTICE OF ACTION EOM THE DATE OF IN THE CIRCUI r COURT OF PUBLICATION OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL F. to file any ob,ec CIRCUIT OF FLOP IPA IN I: havettldtchailenge AND FOR DADE COUNTY' t the<lecedc'n! , w,ll GENER:,L JURISDICTION ,1 ons of the personal DIVISION nr cite vcrwe or CASE NO 41,30i6 she croon r,ViSIUN NO CA 21 'S. DEMANE", AND F,R')T SAVINGS AND LOAN AS NOT SO FILED OCIATION OF BAYONNE, a ,REVER BARRED i4ew Jersey corporation, e first publication of Plaintiff, of Administration. vs. `'I LUIS SUAREZ and CARMEN L P. DUNCAN SUAREZ, his wife, ,,al Representative Dcfenda, lei n170,0r, I' I,.'.T.i , #,r LLVAV• .t, VL'. .,. i,Lc „s %,: of ,w Offices of 18 N E 4.1 Street t RIEDMAN, P.A. Miami, Florida =0R PERSONAL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ,rATIVE: drt,nti in, Fnr,,-losore of . ... - .. .,,.,aj,. Jr ;,u 1.., ui., r1I , bb described property. tie, FL 33009 ie r3051 458.4651 Lof 10, in Block 8, BILT• M80.032821 MORE. according to the Plat thereofas recorded in Plat - --- Book 6 at Page 67, of rile Public Records of Dade NOTICE OF County, Florida. LIC AUCTION SALE rnent of the Treasury has been filed against you and you Revenue Service Under are required to serve a copy of ,rity in Internal Revenue your v.rAten defenses, it any, to it, loon e331, the property on FABER, LEVINE & TRYSON, I below has been seized P A , Plaintiffs' attorney, whose payment of internal address ,s 328 Minorca, Coral 'axes due from Carlos and Gables, Florida, 33134, on or c•rrez 3801 NW 12 Street before APRIL 28, 1980 and file Ine lor,da 33126 The property original with the Clerk of this .old at public auction as Court either before service on by Intnrnnl Rnvnnun Pl,i ri f, t},,' att,.rnr. or in n•r•''hh,. r f 1,r _ .'� r i d ,t ;,I, sl .( fin, F It r dd ii B,, to ill. T •Ic Of y tr. r ;Pit, title Jnd it- 1, -ind L,la Gutierrez , tr­ property will be of- sdlc• If requested_ the Rr.,ii iervlce will ,f rrnJtir,n about puss ble d,� -%, whilch may be ileterrn,ning the value of st L)e,ny sold Description e r I y Improved Real described as follows Lot 7 of Le1c„ne Manors ac to the Plat thereof as in Platbook 46 at page 14 ublic records of Dad# F londa The street ad' tic• abuve real property is 2 Street, !M,ann, Florida ,e above, property is ,; by a 2 Bedroom, 1 m private res,den40. Rlo'HA%•U P Biv NKE R As ( ii cf trio C,,urt Cir(o,t Court Seal) By L C BEDASSE As C,epnty C Jerk 3 28 4 4 11 18 V,80 W2.815 NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY GENFRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION 18 CASE NO 80 505 NED R HOFFMAN, Plaintiff VS WENDELL J MILLER MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC , a Flor,dd corporation and G A THOMPSON 13 CO, INC the corder of the Building Offci,il to demoli',h and remove 2-story wood frarne duplex The owner of record being Executive Orders Numbers Joe east rl;Pub'of•way line of S 'W 1 11246 and 11375, which prohibit 50th Avenov for a distance of +� discrimination In emplovmen! 61 66t as part ire requirements regarding race, creed. color. for the approval cf Tentat ve Platt No 1067 Sit ex or national origin, Title VI of the Rights Act of 1964, the Da i 'B A l tt A t Vv,r am B Sawyer 9, w Ar4%imately 1156 N.65tri W v s aeon e , ie I. n Bernice C., Et Al I Stpp reet KICkbdcK Act; the Contract Lot 21 Less S2:' thereof. Block 3. .^Uork Hours and Safety .Ill oil accordance with autnorit .YOOD".1ERFi i1411, y St:,r'Jdrds Act and the nir,IneLatourt Of Latour Safety Dpn nstablosltedkinder the Provisions ufi, Vnr,an(r' it Oru 6871, Sec 202 of the South Flur,cla',ARTICLF_ '✓1 or.to,),, 2, 3), tr,. !tor, iltttRe,J,,uSafelytlons nder - Building Code Hearing will he'perrn,t con;trurfon of a duple•I tiro �``i'�''t!'ondl Safely and held April 15, 1980 at the 1 00 P M tel.,dence on above site, as per Pin' Fte:,,m Rc',jindt,pns udder the session, in the large Conference plans on file. on a lot 3.360 sq.ft Occupational Safety and s I Room, 91h floor, Bnckell Plaza area (4,000 sq It required); zonedl Health •Act of 1970 and is ' Building, 909 5 E First Avenue, R 2 (Two Family) subject to the requirements of Section 3 0l the Housing and .",idml, Florida 33131 Urb,irt Dcvploprner't Act of f , li !1 "J �' I r ri , , , ,, . DADF COUNTY A';1 SUBUM RBAN ACRESAp 1', •.:l .i .�„„ t, d,•,1. 1 % 11 '-. C lull �w t UNSAFE STRUCTURES 4-73) n R At time, date, and place abovei BOARD variance from Ord 6871, ARTI•I bids will be publicly onened and OE E RiVES vi c. .. 'reJ0 d,1, Ut1 I U t. PU 1 1 �,E�KL I -1l r m,t a i li,'r I d d room addit, con to the 3 28 4.4 M80 032851 existing duplex residence on above --- --- -- SUB, as per site plan on file, with S• CITY OF MIAMI, side street yard (15' DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA required); zoned R 2 ( Two Family I Dwelling), LEGAL NOTICE MIAMI ZONING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 7, 1950 All interested will take notice that thn .M,am, Zoning Board will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, April 7, 1980, at 7,00 P M , in City Hall, 3500 Pan Arerican Drive, Dinner Key, Miami. Florida. to consider the fullowing. 1643 Bnckell Avenue I cif, 47 48 49 . ;1 F'r,<. H f.RIt F I L1 h- tl Irequ r#ment5 dS set lorih n ;,err con 3,4'ib) of the City of .'Alan), Charter, Chapter 108-17, Spe(ldl Acts, Laes of Florida, 1925, as ail,o <1, to permit construction of a Planned Area Development I PAD) residential project (L.d Santa Maria) on above site, as per plans on file, with a proposed T , average side Yards based on avera,Je lot width (25 required), zoned R-5A (High Density Multiple Dwelling). and Request A Planned Area Development (PAD) on above site. as per ARTICLE XXI-1 of the Cumpre•hensive Zoning Ordinance 6871 and plans on file, said PA to Specifications may be obtained upon request from the Office of the Purchasing Agent, telephone number 673 7490, Bid Clerk. S.W. corner of the imenechon of The City of Miami Beach , S.. 271h Avenue and West reserves the right to reject any ;, Trade Avenue land all bids and to waive any �. N85' of Lots 37 & 38 irregularities u1 procedure. CHARLES M MLINDY'S SUB ,3' CiTY OF MIAMI BEACH C:nd,fronal Use as listed ui Ord Donald F. Harney a• #871, ARTICLE XI-4, Section Purchasing Agent t(5t(c) to permit a convenience Puhlication of this Notice On the .sS \ rocery store ( Farm Store) on 8 day of March 1980. above site, as per site plan on file. i� 78 M80.037905 This petifron in conjunction with a variance application for yards and NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 r t OF BULK TRANSFER 11 P. r f. t t. F' f a lt;^u t' t'6- 1k VA, AlIc If"n, Cord 6871 17,, t.1k or, in%4 or der A r1 r.c,6 R TICi.E ?.1 4 L 4 l2) 3 S tf u•r Un f:,r,n ("re,c a, Code '3'ra), tt,tai to permit a II J,,k,1e it hc•.aw;;ff.-nsof rcr,�en,cn(e gro-wnry store iFdrrn 13UAN VAL DE`. 18,7i0 s 4 Ist , Store) on above site is per site Street ^„l ni i •'da <n or 741er plan . n ti e, with 5rear y,ird 1 20 April 18 1980 it 10 00 A 'i , re(juired). i Ict ,ired of 5.250 sq.it t;t,twcen RAMCR CCRPORATION (6,000s(4f1 requ,rvd)and 'w,ththe and RICARDO CABI. and driveway nccupy,ng more than JACOBO ROITMAN, Transferors, : one half i z) of the width of the whose business address is 1411 area of file required frontyard, Washington Avenue, Miami ((( this application in contunetion Beach, Florida, and PEDRO , with a conditional use petition, BETANCOURT, Transferee, R CC tResidenlodl Office) whose business address will be lzoned and SPD 2 (Coconut Grove Special 1411 11vashington Avenue, Miami Gverlay District). Beach, Florida fjF 2473 N W 21,t Terr During the three years last past ; 10 the Transferor, so far as is known { Lot Block 13; to the Transferee, has used no wI1 GARDENS 1st ArJ1D other business name or address (5 22) and other than that listed above. lot 10 Block 13, Li.� ___�___� �-- - Debts of the Transferor, re le• - --- e• NOTICE Or PUBLIC rl`�;,�I�IG NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND CNMERS OF REAL ESTATE hN TIHE V:GINIiTY OF 1213 PR I CK171_L AVFIIIIF l A PUBLIC HEARING `MLL BE HELD BEFORE THE CITY OF,.-M IAMI my mii11mm —AS F0 LL 0 h'S CAT E: - IT9,11MAY, MW 7, 10 FO TIME: 3:OQ P.N. 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R- A .01TST A PLANN�B PFA PFVF nPrIENT A 0 1 POV S IT AS PFR �ITICI_ X� C RF1% SIV N G 0 R NA JIC f- - 1-� 0 IF n�j I N� Wl L SA PAD 0 C s S t 11141 [N li� R h3) R 19 R�N�Jl 0 , �o ) �TIS p S TC 11 _ P - P Q C� -AT ON E AN T 0 sy g o n, m U POVA� IF CA.TION 0 �_ 1701] RPI -)T SE�f��ON (4)f(B) - fil 1ART - tCl F '(I - A lIGII OF - R 151 A TER ION ; Z NED Do I t I �'6 Y Yl �[J �L T 'I OP PL F L CL 11 f I G ) ' —1-M APPLICATIT'l DOES NOT CONSTITUTF A zo,,11tir-, cjjA,,jrF. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND so-,.R q4 - 4' WtMnRaday. April 9.1980 THE MIAMI HERALD CityWaives Building,.Rule for H�Igh Rise on Ferre Land ti nIC RIEDER ments from blocking more than 75 Olympia York next month, their Ferre plans to move his family back velopment. - decisions. He also has said he won't aw.aa.awreer per cent of a lot. moving to Key Biscayne while th _ to the sltlol La Santa Maria, which The mayor said the sale of the vote on the matter when it comes A plan to build a 3&ory condo- stRobert Traurig, an attorney for condo goes up. After it is finishe will also be the name of the new de- property Ise t affected by zoning before the City Comalissiaa. migium on the site of Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre's Brickell Avenue mansion was approved late Tuesday Right by the Miami Zoning Board. The developer, Olympia York )� td. of Toronto, plans to preserve ferries mansion. La Santa Marla, as a recreation building. to turn, the ¢�°ou+�d allowed the project to vary Zrom the waterfront charter imendments passed last year by Pity voters. . The project will be allowed to take up an average of 93 per cent of the width of the lot, though the set. Pack amendment forbids develoo- the developer, said the variance was needed in order to preserve the Ferre mansion, built in the early 1920r. THE PROJECT was opposed by members of the Save Brickell Ave- nue citizens organization. President Janet Waldman argued the building would be too bulky and tao tali. She also criticized city Building and Planning Department officials for allowing the developer to in- clude 1.77 acres of submerged land in computing the density of the project. Ferre is selling his mansion to 00 y!ae Bald jawalry and anything ,narked ete►ling Need on Loaden field iaoo We ray 1N1 16K tiK f1+.fi D11rT' $11.38 DWr S14.07 DWT Meador rhru Friday Newel 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. or Ily Appointment LACKOW INDUSTRIES 9" N.W. 139 Drive, Miami a Cast 621.2321 iaashlna State Ind. Perk Near Mederneee and Levitt rfRAVF nai»;c:�rrlcw�„ 1110 W, Te HaRandc46 s be!7".St '-e'v*enbetter. S available untill�pril2sth.. y. When a waterfront. gardeip condominium in a walk-to4verything Hallandale location comes along from $47,000, It cats. t last for ltft. And at Paradise by the Sea, that's what's happening. Because we have features that make it irresistible. And 4-" 46 Zone board bypasses setback laws . for Bricke I I W'D -rls�e, Ferre sitegh j BILL GJEBRE The other allows the developers to provide f MINO.... maps~ � The name of the game for only a 7 per cent "view corridor" through the Property. The new charter amendment requires The Miami Zoning Board has approved ex- the developers is to pour as • Mper cent. The view corridor is the amount of emptions from open space laws and the new city open area that can be viewed through a piece of Charter amendment for developers of a luxury much COnCr@t@ and asphalt in property from the street to the bay. high-rise ou Mayor Maurice Ferre's homesite at as little area as possible The Planning Department recommended ap- 1"3 Brickell Ave. proval of the exemptions because of the design It's the same bayfront project whose level- /I the buildin and the extensive landscapin opera are the first to benefit by a new city ruling that submerged land can be counted is part of a building site it it's owned by the same people. with such rulings. De La Guardia sate. 'give The administrative ruling will ailow developers the people have little chance:" He said he liked to build 56 additional units, price,1 conservative- the proposed design of the 3&story structure ly at $100,000 each, on the przverty. % Because of that new ruling, the developers that will CorYalet 2 t units.' did not need to seek two other exemptions that But he added it ". Thisould t o asset u they might otherwise have been required. kn that l out ZO floors. This is too much building A number of citizens yesterday protested the on that land." submerged land ruling. but the Zoning Board The developers include Olympia and York To- w" told by Building Department officials that, Development Ltd., a conglomerate based in To - contrary to rulings of the past sevegt years. Tonto, to whom Ferre says he has sold his mate - submerged land must be considered part of the soon for the project Ferre has said the sale hash building lot It the property owners also own the ' nothing rs delt. T any zoning exemptions the underwater land. developers seen. The exemptions granted by the "These are issues that cannot be decided by Zoning Board must come before the City Com- the board but by a court," said "Zoning Board mission for final approval. When the issue comet chairman Willie Gort before the commission, Ferre said he will not "It's wrong to include submerged land in the Vote on it. building lot." said Janet Waldman, head of Save By allowing the developers to use the sub. Brickell Avenue Inc., a neighborhood associa- merged lard a part of the building calculations. lion. "That building is too Call for that lot." they did not need.two honing exemptions —one She said that by allowing the' use to the 1.77 for lot coverage, the amount of land a developer acres of submerged [and with the existing 3.77 can set a project oA —and one for so-e and acres a upland property. the developers can floor area ratio." which governs the size and builg much more on the tract. number of units altowemb • Zoning board members unanimously ap- .'The name of the game for the developers is proved two zoning requests for the proposed to pour as much concrete and asphalt in as little 38-story, 213-unit condominium. area as possibje," sgid Luis F. De La Guardia, an One change will permit the building to stand official of Save Brickell Avenue. lie was critical 130 feet from one edge of the property and 191 of the new ruling by city officials, saying it • feet from another. Code requires 207 feet from aided developers. each line. Sadat talus with Carter B. preservation of existing vegetation and the prey ration pt the mansion developers promised. t If the city commission approves those zoning exemptions and allows use of the submerged Wa4 Waldman said her group might go to court. She said the submerged land was part of nav- ,itioeiaLwaters and could only be used. for that paxpose,_ and not be designated as Ow, of a hpftng lot. Robert Trauria, attorney for the developers; argued that the matter of submerged land was'* "ion -issue because of the rulings by the Build- !DeparHttent Ind the Law Department. He saidhis cKents were trying to be sensitive eavirohment. . They want to save the historical mansion. Traurig said, adding that without it the develop- er* would be able to meet or exceed the " Jfew caeidpr" requirement. The Urban Development Preservation Board has urged that the mansion be retained on the property. Traurig saiVthe developers wanted to save ani'retain most of the 483 trees on the land and had decided on one tower rather than two small- er ones. Fdr this reason, the proposed building required sideyard exemptions. Unlike some earlieg projects, the developers 1,1 w ie not attempt to fill in the bay. Traurig said. "We are proud of the project:' Traurig said: "anp we think it would be a handsome addition to 1ecity, to Brickell Avenue." Tuesd y. April & 1990 as The h6arni News • c 3A , STORAGE BUILDING NG SALE : ALUMINUM 103tV We poor feastst* bonds*" — Ai/- if' s shed iiNG"28NA. 61,,,,; g f.Ura, t�S1 ED �Oi T ARD 4"�' • /ROW4R0 N3•/2M � a.wreyrr—mene AIR DUCT CLEANING Does your family have allergies or breathing problems? IS YOUR HOME FILLED WITH UNPLEASANT ODORS FROM MILDEW, PETS, FIRE OR WATER DAMAGE? * ir- Clean'AM A'— ,. 0.1 STE lie-:- A tre loud cleaning service * Air. wing * Dust Contra : * es air impurities' - ' • �b 85Ne * . Deodorization * Reduction of Mold,' * Also Smoke & Water! Mildew, Fungus Damaged Ducts Commercial8 Residential For Free Estimate Call STEANATIC CLEANING SERVICES DAoE e52-2223 enowAuro 733-e204: 241 � THE MIAMI HERALD Saturday, April 9. ION 17 Marine Recruit Died -of Rare: Heart -,DISorder N. .By JOAN FLEISCHMAN e«w sue wriw A rare heart disorder that primarily affects young, athletic people killed Pvt. Theophilus M. Cook, a 19-year-old former track runner, at a Marine Corps boot camp last month. according to a Dade County medical authority. "It's a type of heart disease which is kI easy to detect," said Dade County Medical Examiner Dr. Joseph ;, who conducted a second autop- s arch 25. An autopsy had been performed at a U.S. Navy hospital in Charleston, S.C. Davis said he performed a second au- shower two days before Cook died, fpr whfeb he received eight stitches, had nothing to do with his death. Davis said. "It was just a bump in his head," Davis said: "It was so minor he proba- bly could have gotten by'with a Band- Aid:' . Cook. was able to "get in several good year's of activity." Davis said. "I don't think his lifestyle could have been- improved by his knowledge of this, and there's certainly' nothing much that can be done in the way of treatment," Davis said. "The best thing to,do is go ahead and enjoy life the best You can." Mr • • • '' • L10 TALK OF Miam� oosens s i . ' - : --'�:� . • OUR TOW topsy at the request of Cook's family. "It was just a matter of piece of mind before the funeral." said Davis. COOK DIED March 19, after collaps- ing during a 3-mile run at the Parris Is- land training camp. The run was part of the final physical fitness test of the 10-week basic training session. He was to have graduated in less than a week. Davis said both the doctor at the mil- itary hospital who did the first autopsy and Dr. Azorides Morales, a cardiac pa- thologist who is chairman of the Uni- versity of Miami Medical School De- partment of Pathology, agreed with his findings. More Units Allowed Un Waterfront Land By ERIC RIEDER extra 56 units because of a change "#r.wsuewr:ur in the method for computing densi- Some waterfront builders — in- ty city officials said Friday. iuoing the firm building a luxury City officials say the change is ingh rise on land owned by Miami required under the city's building `•favor Maurice Ferre — can build code, but a citizen's group is attack- i'lo greater densities under a contra ing it. ersial new ruling on the city's zoo At issue is whether a builder can mg code. include submerged land in figuring The Canadian firm buying Ferre's the density of a development. l+nckell Avenue estate can build an The city's zoning inspector in 1976 held that submerged land couldn'i be included in computing densities.' But a new inspector changed that policy last February after discus- sions with representatives of Nich(p. xCol.; 'i lis Morley. who is building a condo AS at Brickell Avenue near 15th Road. * "The effects are devastating," said Janet Waldman, president of Save Brickell Avenue Inc. "You can 'This condition we see per. haps one or two- times a year and usually hit some— one echo is apparently yovng, healthy and athlet- rG9 — Dr. Joseph DAVL% Dade Medical Exandwr The medical name for the con characterized by an abnormall -'en- larged heart. Is (deopathia myocardiah hypertrophy. Davis said.' - "This condition we see perhaps one - or two times a year and usually..in someone who is apparently young, healthy and athletic," Davis said. "We don't know why some people happen to be born with this predisposition. (to the disorderl, but it does occur. "IT'S NOT detectible in a routine physicsL. The heart sounds., the stethe- scopic sounds, blood pressure and pulse all appear to be normal.", Davis said. A head injury, during a fall in the r l". f . Y 1 4 Here's Where You'lt Find Easter Bunny You don't have to wait for Easter Sunday to get in on the celebration. Talk Of Our Town's Pre -Easter Tour Guide offers ac- tivates from Easter egg hunts and a costurne party to a family festi- val. So start enjoying the holiday a day early by rolling out of bed in time to follow the guide below: • An Easter egg hunt and Easter bonnet contest for the prettiest, funniest and most un- usual bonnet will begin at 10 a.m. at the Robert King High Campgrounds, 7025 West Flagler St. The Easter bunny himself will make an appearance at the event, sponsored by the city of �:-...cam.--�— - .. • • - 1 00 Mayors Tally f0i Gra`sic - Falfi Short It M►a� supposed to a tit confidence for Joseph Grasilt, Miami's embattled City manager, t„It not all of tht votes weeQ I. kk,r. uau utgcd %.,tassiv s lit ing. abd 4wo others were shesply critical. So MiamR Mayor' Mau- rice Ferre, a Grassie supWter, set to work patching things up, On Friday, Ferre called a news conference to show support for the manager and try to end the furor over his performance. "We are not- In trouble," declared 1•'erre, who wowed that the city would not te' "destaibillied" by the matter.. . t An 'hour t►t•fore the 10 a.m. Iltrws conference, the mayor had Invited all four of his colleagues to join him. Two showed, Com- Mlssioner Theodore Gibson, a Grassie supporter, and Commis- stoner Armandn Lacase, a vocal critic of the manager. • ABSENT WERE Commission- er J.L. Plummer, a'Gressle critic, and Joe Carollo, who Is out to pet him. Ferre and Gibson restated !heir -support for the manager. Lacase changed his tune some- what. Where earlier In the week •be had stressed his criticisms of Orassie's "Insensitivity" to snclal Issues, at the conference he -spoke of his hope for Improve- ment. "Th! reason I raised the qubs•: tlnns shout Grassie was to try to Solve the problem," said Lacase. Ferre announced that Assist- ant City Manager Cesilr Odio %4ould act as a Ilaslon to assure hrtter "communcations" be- tween Commissioners-. Lacasa and Carolln and the manager's of f ice. Precisely what Odio would do ' vas unclear. "I just heard about it." said Odin, who was not at the news cnnference. "I was having a cup of coffee and some- -one told me. "IT'S NOT A mediator," Odin said. "More of a catalyst. A good -will ambassador." Grassie, who also didn't attend the conference, said later that Odin would be available to an- swer commissioners' questions when the rrt<inager is not avail- ahle. The manager said he thought the immediate crisis over his sta- tus was put to rest, but he agreed the matter was not final - III, resolved. Grassie, as is his wont, took it philt,sophically. "if you're realis- Mc ahnut government at all, nei- thrr in this government nor in other snrts of government will these problems ever be defini- tively solved." , t,,,,,,, I„g , 1P I,,, 11111 P tt 1, ,II+ •.:' „ti jl' l.�.. ..­ tions at first from Jim Reld, the city's plannl dIcAllor. But he Bald he relented a txamining the dd• Initl6n of la , the eity's tonhlt. code. The code Bayed tho w¢�irb i'sk "shall include veiter surfice 'and land under water." Ara result,Mald i Chief Zoning inspector Laura But- y' ler, who first made the change," i ,r•, see an other' wa'y w . ron't o " It woulttl�illy aipply wllel�ie'• he,sybttbr ed land.:.., ve�operb-b*rs , She annouifeed the pot !switch in a Feb. 5 lettt�r� $o Mor ey, who , _ha! Included: 3.7;000,.aquar. 1 t"O� Tr. IrCT nil BrickelL • Butler.sa l sliq had dlseutsed thi, i Issue with two,Morley representN,, lives, planner !'redettl3litstein andf, former Miami City Cotnifilselbner I' ` Manolo Rehoso. "I know everybody's trying to , make a big case out'. of political f pressure and all this kind of per• r ! bage. But I'm not here to bow to po- litical pressure," Botler said. She - id h successor had made an In. 58 Pf . • correct interpretation, and Buildint � Director Gerardo Salaman agreed.. IN THE PAST, de0elo" ' Wllo owned submerged land were often , allowed to fill it and build on It. Swing Low and his slate But toughened state and local envi- somehow., Pr; he ronmental laws have virtually brought that to an end.. Not fair from well -engineered, man.nbde, steel- afternoon `lint strands The Building Department policy framed structures called swings, Alex Gonulett Christmas Pa adopted In 1976 meant that proper- ties with no filled land would be treated the same as those with filled land since only land that could he Auditors Taking Sect built on would be used In comput• to density , g Ferre is selling La Santa Marie, his • Brl Avenue mansion, to Olympia and York Developments an At Federal Ltd., a Toronto firm, for S6,5 mll- Ilom He said the closing Is Sched- uled for May 24. ' • Dade County officials say they In addition to 3.77 acres of up- are reviewing a 1918 audit that Jand property; Fetre's parcel in. blasted afederally funded scholar- cludes 1.77 acres of submerged ship program and alleged that some land. The developer, represented by students falsified addresses on the zoning lawyer Robert Traurig, application forms. wants to build 213 units, expected During a routine flnancial analy- to sell for ,well over $100,000 sis, county auditors examined the apiece. books of the Inner City Education If the developer doesn't Include Foundation for the period .Tune the submerged land Ip computing 1976 to March 1978• Among the the density, the company .would critical findings: 18 students sup - have to cut out 56 units or decrease plied "possibly fraudulent" infor- the size of each apartment. Plans matldn on their application fnrms. for the project come before Miami's in their report, county auditors Zoning Board Monday night, and recommended funds for the High Waldman said she plans to..chal• 'F�cut Horizon's scholarship QrOgram be lenge the method for figuring dens!• off Ind the cages I* referred to ty. the Otganized Crime Bureau of the Bonding Director Salman said Dade Public Safety Department. that only two developments were Saying they believed in the pro - affected by the department's 1976 grams however, county officials de - policy of not allowing the inclusion cided Instead to have the improper - of underwater land . ly disbursed funds returned. Reid said the change would mean Letters were sent to each of the somewhat higher densities in the. families involved requesting docu- few remaining undeveloped parcels mentation of home addresses or the along Brickell, but said the amnunt return of the scholarship money. of the increase would not he signifi- All but six of -the cases have heen cant. resolved, according to William Tal- Ferre said the sale of the proper- Bert, executive assistant to the tv to the Canadian developer is not county manager. contingent on any zoning decisions. He said he had not spoken to any ON JANUARY 25, 1980, County city nfficials about the project, and Manager Merrett Stierheim drafted wouldn't vote on it If it came before a memorandum to the County At - the City Commissinn, torney's Office saying, "I feel that "I've got a closing nn May 24 • the case warrants Investigation by whether they get this or not," Ferre your office as to the possibility to said. fraud." Cuban Activist Atteested by-.ru"DI . hr. ('arins F. hominicis, the dentist suspectrd of as- ac•iating with Cuban exile teroorists, was arrested by BI agents Friday morning at the Newark, N.J., air- ort. Ikpminfcls. who already faces a second-degrer mur- er charge, was arrested with unlawful flight to avoid rovecution and unlawful possession of a firearm. i'he r,5-yetr old dentist had been free on a $25,000 rind while awaiting trial in the murder case of Mario �nttrz of Mutmi. 1►(iminicis, a Nrw .Icrrry rrsident, has hlamrd the 1_ -. Aenitet shooting on his "friend" Mario Tauler. Tauler Is described by police as nominicis' bodyguard. Without mentioning I)ominicls' name, Miami FBI chief Arthur Nehrbass implied at a recent press confer- ence that the dentist was being watched In connection with an alleged plot to assassinate Dr. Bernardo Benes, a prominent Miami banker who initiated Cuban exile talks with the Castro government. � Dn Inlels' attorney, Gino Negretti of Miami, could not he reached for cnmmrnt on his client's latest arrest. Scholarsh ?albert said the memo apparentl,, was never received. Friday, he sal. the County Attorney's Office ha. been given another copy and wil decide whether to refer the case - for criminal prosecution. Dade State Attorney Janet Reno whose office continues to probe al legations surrounding the Dad: School system, declined to com ment. "It's a very valuable program.' - Talbert said. "We've taken the view that it is helping minority kids go tc college . , . that it is a good program and we wanted to give them every opportunity to clear the audit. t "Our auditors release reports an -- say 'fraud'. Fraud is a legal term - Fraud is determined by a court of law. There were discrepancies and irregularities." After the final audit report was Issued in August, 1979, dfficials im. plemented a tighter screening of the application process. Two months later, Mattye ,tones, wife of sus- pended Schonl Superintendent Johnnv .tones, .was appointed exec- utive director of the foundation. "SHE HAD NOTHING to'do with It, !the alleged frauds" said Bill Ah- hntt, the county official who actual- ly conducted the attlit. Friday. The Miami News con= eluded that Mrs. Jones is In appar- ent conflict because, in addition tc working at the foundation 40 hour: a week, she teaches one afternnnn class a week at Florida Memorial College. 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CYisntiG ©- exisrnNG-Eyisn�v6 _ �_ Irv— r •err 2•Vo F/�Q 2.20 �I4R May 5 1930, This is to certify that this is a true and City of Miami Zoning Atlas updated to January 1st, 19� rect cony of page 37 of the Department of Administration Planning and Zoninq Boards Of 80-334 E eo SATE ON WHICH VOTE OCCURRED: MEMORANDUM OF VOTING CONFLICT J May 7 .198k PART A I Name: FERRE MAURICE A. (LAST) (FIRST) (MIDDLE) Telephone: (A/C) 601I UMBER) Address: 3500 Pan American Drive Miami 33133 _ Dade (STREET) (CITY) (ZIP CODE) (COUNTY) PART B Agency is a unit of (check one) : 1 ) State of Florida; ( X) County, City or other Political Subdivision Name of Agency: City of Miami Position held in Agency: ^Maycr Of the Cites Of Miami. City Cotnmissi nn PART C MEMORANDUM OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN A VOTING SITUATION (Required by Florida Statutes § 112.3143 (1975)) If you have voted in your official capacity upon any measure in which you had a personal, private, or professional interest which inures to your special private gain or the special private gain of any principal by whom you are retained, please disclose the nature of your interest below. 1. Descri pinn of issue in ailt-s -inn • Agenda No. 3_(a) and b) in City Commission Meeting of Anril 24, 1980- (See attached description of issue) 2. Description of the personal, pi ivate, or professional interest you have in the above matter which inures to,your special private gain or the special private gain of any principal by whom you are retained: My wife is the owner of the property in question _ 3. Person or principal to whom the special gain described above will inure: a. ( 1 Yourself b. ( 1 Principal by whom you are retained: (NAME) PART D FILING INSTRUCTIONS This memorandum must be filed within fifteen (15) days following the meeting during which the voting conflict occurred with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who shall incorporate the memorandum in the meeting minutes. This form need not be filed merely to indicate the absence of a voting conflict. Florida law permits but does not require you to abstain from voting when a conflict of interest arises; if you vote, however, the conflict must be disclosed pursuant to the requirements described above. PART E 1 SIGNATURE OF PERSON DISCLOSING DATE SIGNED NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTES §112.317 11975). A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REOUIRED DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: IMPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION, REDUCTION IN SALARY, REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED $SA00. CE FORM 4- EFF. 1/1/77 80-334 r ATTACHMENT A MEMORANDUM OF VOTING CONFLICT, MAURICE A. FERRE. 3 (a) Application by S.E. Bank Trust Co., for a modification of the requirements in Section 3(4)(b) of the City of Miami Charter, Chapter 10847, to permit construction of a Planned Area Development at 1643 Brickell Avenue with a proposed 7% average side yards. 3 (b) Application by S.E. Bank Trust Co., for a Planned Area Development consisting of 213 residential units at 1643 Brickell Avenue.