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Home My WebLink AboutO-08926ORDINANCt NO1_110213. AN ORDINANCt tSTAtLISHINO AN INTERIM ZONINO D/STRICT TO tt KNOWN AS "TRANSIT STATION INTtR/M HMO DISTRICT" AS PROVIDtD IN ARTIOtt IV, ttNtRAL PROVISIONS, StOTTON 39 OP THt COMPREMENSIVt 20NINO ORDINANCE NO. 68711 Rt0UIRINO THAT At/. NEW DtVELOPMNT IN SAID DISTRICTS, WITH THE EXCtPTION OP PROPERTY IN Pfl R(I) (ON t FAMILY bWtttINOA) AND R(2) (TWO PAMItY bWttLINOS) DISTRICTS tt StitJECT TO SITt AND DtVELOPMtNT PLAN APPROVALS tY THE ZONING tOARD PER •ARTICtE IV, OtNERAL PROV/8/ONS, SECTIoN 41, OP THt COMPREHtNSIVt ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 6871; RtPEAtiNG Att ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS oR PARTS THERtOP IN CONPtIcT HEREWITH; AND CONTAINING A SEVERAtILITY PRoVISIoN. _ • •.• - • • ..... 14HEREAS, the Miami Planning advisory BoardiHat its' meeting of „January iOth, 1979, item #4(a), following an advertised gearing) adOptedAlesolution #PAt 6-79 by a 5-0 Vote, recommending the estahliSh.. meat of an interim zoning district as hereinafter set forth; arid WHEREAS, the City Commission, after careful consideration and due deliberation of this matter finds it necessary and in the best interests of the, City of Miatni and its' :inhabitants to provide the temporary zoning regulations in the areas as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CM OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; Section 1. That an interim zoning district to :).2 knows as "TRANSIT STATION INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT" is hereby established pursuant to Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV, Section 39, as follOws:' TRANSIT STATION AREA IVIERIM ZONING DISTRICTS (A) Intent The purpose of Transit Station Ana Intnrim Zoning Districts is to ensure that site and deVelopma4t work of new Private con- struction acknowledges and reinforces puOtiO investment and function of adjacent rapid transit sta:Jona " Major System access and ogress points for both the loc. and 'metropolitan movement of: persons and goods* These regUlations are intended to provide for public review and approval of all proferiles generally within l500 feet of rapid transit stations 44nti4 detailed Station area planning 44 described in the Niam4- Alcmpr4,bensive Neighboihood !Ian are ccomptntod and no0ss.Ary xo4ing °refinance revisions are imptetentedi () 110.Att ,0,t1A04/94fi, the inttrim toning district regulations set forth herein ahall be applied to an area, generally within 1500 feet of designated rapid transit (and Downtown People Mover) stations within the City of Miami and where specific boundaries are hereinafter applied. (C) tfkOOt OfJ)is,trict All buildings ot structures or parts thereof erected, altered, or used, br land or water used, in whole or in patt, shall meet all existing applicable zoning regulations, except that such regulations are modified by the terms and provisions of this article Which shall take preCedence. (b) 4-Site and Development Plan Approval 1. Except for properties zoned R.-.1 or R-2, all new development must receive site and development plan review by the Planning Department and approval by the Zoning Board per ARTICLE IV, Section 41. of Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance 6871. Appeals from the decision of the Zoning Board may be taken to the.City Commission. 2 Before proceeding with development plans, an applicant (E) shall Confer with the Planning Department to Obtain inforMation and general guidelines before entering into binding committments, or incurring substantial expense in the preparation of plans, survey and other data; however, no statement or representation made prior to the official review shall be binding on the Zoning Board, City Commission or City Departments. 5-Site and Development PlanReviewCui4elines The following guidelines are set forth AS general devol'Oment objectives upon which plan review will be based: 4 11.e4titfAlgnt accesS -and agrats points, particularly fat private aUttmotilts, thoUld be bb itcated,and.ettittilad t td mittirnieconflicts with, vehicular traffic' mtvitA tt ant1. from the trattit station, Pedestrian dirculatitt systems, bilth site atd structural, should be orietted tb athieve Wakittith ease df movement betweeti the project atd thetransit statioft, Oriettatitt of residential developtents proximate.to either the station or' the guideway should Consider' vies, possible noise impacts atd night lighting of the transit system., 4,' .Developmetits, pStticulsrly office or commercial, abutting. stations should acComModate the pOtentiel for direct 2ftd ot 3rd level connections to the transit systeM. 5. Commercial developments', particularly those of a retail: nature, should orient activity frontages toward and adjacent to major station access and egress routes. 6. Considerations for provision of excess parking on site should be tempered.by improved multi -Modal access within station impact areas. 7. Full utilization of allowable density and intensity provisions of existing zoning: is encouraged to capitalize on the goalie Of public investment in public support - systems (streets, sewers, water, transit, etc.) within station areas. 8. 1iigh visibility/accessibility corridors near station areas should be enhanced through additional lirivate considerations for site and develoOment amenities such as lanciOcapin, street furniture, graphics, sculpture and environmental art werli, and by reducing barriers such as fencing, 1,7411u, utility areas, or parking Iota, t 8926 the tmterior designs, appaa attce aid idddtidn d€ any propostd or elxt ritir alteration of Any existing buildings structure, or premises, dr, part thereof and the location and d'esigtt of any proposed parkin fsciiity dr any loading area shall be subject to Site and development putts review by the Planning bepartmettt and approval by the. Zoning board to assure the preservation of the overall character of the district., and for the cultural well-being of the community at large, Section 2. That all laws or parts of laws in 'conflict herewith be, and the same are hereby, repealed insofar as they are ittconflict, Sectioti 3. Should any part or provision of the ordinance be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be..invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the ordittance as awhole. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this8 day of ..MARCH 1979. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING. BY TITLE ONLY this 30 day of At'RII� , 1979. MAURICE A. PERIM MAYO R PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: MICHAE% H 1 ;pop ASSISTANT CI7, ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM ,AND CORRECTNESS, GEORGE F NOX JR CITY ATTORN �st� LE AL 140fi10 I All tntereated will take notice that en the 30th day of April, 19 9 the City Gemtnisaien of Migtei, Florida paned and adopted the following ,titled ordinance: logo ORDINANCE NO. 80 2 e m AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN INTERIM: ZONING btSTRICT TO BE KNOWN AS "TRANSIT STATION INTERIM ZONING btSTRICT" AS PROVIDEb IN ARTICLE IV, I RNRRAL PROVISIONS, SECTION 39 OP THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING.ORDINANCE NO. 6871; REQUIRING THAT ALL NEW DEVELOPMENT IN SAID DISTRICTS, WITH, THEEXCEPT/ON OP PROPERTY IN THE R(1) (ONE PAMILY,DWELLINGS) AND R(l) (TWO PAMIL?` DWELLINGS) DISTRICTS BE SUBJECT To SITE AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVALS BY THE ZONING BOARD PER ARTICLE IV, GENERAL. PROVISIONS, SECTION 41, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 6871; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY.PROVISION. RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK CITY OF. MIAMI,FLORIDA *We NM, *tete!, !anthill 'Pittff tiVIVIISY, Sadly MMt,-bide Mr Pot STAtt DP *Lei-AIDA RtalVMW COUNT/ e/P bkeE: BiffIft ',fie .08dOttightd .8418'604 Itilyatte '8 46 Awe* -arid 'Miry Re" d, 8 11811y1EitdiPt Stifiltd8y, arid_ Le981 Ht111881t) -hetrispliptit, ,priblitlied At Radii th bado tauht/, Plbrid& irdosiote ftWehrtggat'drIVA4Pair PM' Copy, .01 tdverflt@Men , t A. 1,0 Advettitertrant or Notice in the Matter fit isatV 11 .01tirk TY OP ttl 'LAM! •11,11,401 giottl,F111 Rd I ORDINANCh NO b 8926 ihX X X the toutt, was published ih Old nevi/Wiper in the Istuet May 4, 1979 Alfiant„ further tayt that the taid Peview and batty Pecerdis hewtpaper published at MIMI. 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QUI THAT ALL NEW bEVELOPMENT IN SAI bISTRICTS, WITH THE EXCEPTION OP PROPERTY IN THE R(1) ONE FAMILY OWELLINDS) AND R(2) (TWO PAMILY DWELLINDS) DISTRICTS BE SUBJECT TO SITE AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVALtitY THE tONI NO BOARD PER ARTICLE IV) 'OENERAL PROVISIONS, SEC, TION 41,OP THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONINO ORDINANCE NO. ttli; PEPEALIND ALL OROINANCES, CODE SEC. TIONS OR PART& THEREOP IN CONPLICT HEREWITH; AND CONTAININa A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. RALPH G.ONGIE -CITY tLERK CITY OP MIAMIe.: PO:5MA : Publitation of this Notice on the 4 day Of May 1979 5,4 MI9.05045t