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Home My WebLink AboutO-08860CHM/ s 6/26/78 =RDNANCE NO = . ...: 6 0 N AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIPICATION OF LOTS 3 THRU 8 AND 15 THRU 18, BLOCK 5 INGLEWOOD GARDENS (13=57), BEING APPROXIMATELY 45 = 91 N.E. 62ND STREET, FROM R= 3 (LOW DENSITY MULTIPLt) AND C-4 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) TO GU (GOVERNMENTAL USE), AND BY MARINO THE NECESSARY CHANGES IN THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP, MADE A PART OF THE SAID ORDINANCE NO. 6871, BY REFERENCE AND D1SCRIPTtON IN ARTICLE III, SECTION 2 THEREOF; BY REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS, OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT, AND CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board,at its meeting of June 7, 1978, Item No. 1(a), following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution NO. PAB 25-78 by a 5 to 0 vote (3 members absent) recommending changing the zoning classification as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of this matter deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant a change of zoning classification as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami be, and the same is hereby amended by changing the zoning classification of Lots 3 thru 8 and 15 thru 18, Block 5; INGLEWOOD GARDENS (13-57), being approximately 45-91 N.E. 62nd Street, from R-3 (Low Density Multiple) and C-4 (General Commercial to GU (Governmental Use), and by making the necessary changes in the zoning district map made a part of the said Ordinance No, 6871 by reference and description in Article III, Section 2 thereof. Section 2, That all law or part a of lawin conflict herewith be, and the same are hereby repealed insofar ag they are in conflict. Section 5, Should any part or provision of this ordinance be declared by a dbutt of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the game ghall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole, PASSED ON PIRS T READING BY TITLE ONLY this 27th day oE CUL? , 1978, PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND rINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this 28 day of SEPTEMBE8 , 1978, PRE RED AND APPROVED BY: G . I RIICV442R (U 1 ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVE dOW B. VAREZ ACTING CITY ATTORNEY MAURICE A. FERRE CORRECTNESS: MAYOR 2. S 6 0 MiAMi It VIEW AIth bArLN fite6415 Fubtithed Daffy ettcept Saturday, Sunday led Legal Holldayt R1ltarnl, Dade County, Florida. SLATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF BADE: Before the uhdersigned authority persoinall ap- peared Sarah Wililems, who oh oath says that the it the Director of Legal Advertising of the Miat"rti Review and Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Suffda d Legal Holidays) hewspaper, published at ta�h Dade County, Florida; that the attached copy off -ad t(sernenf, being a Legal Advertisement or Notice inthe Matter of OttY H1AMI Ret OCditiat1Ce No. 8860 in the XXXCourt, was published In said newspaper In the Issues of Oct. 5, 1978 Affiant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily Record Is a newspaper published at Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published In Said Dade County, Florida. each day (except Saturday, Sun- day and Legal Holidays) and has been entered aS second class mail matter at the post office in Miami, In said Dade County, Florida, fora period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and afflant further says that she has neither • id nor promised any person, firm or corpora- tion a scount, rebate, commission or refund for the purp• •f securing this adv tittM14MRrigipubllcatlon in th td newspaper. �v C 4 6 66 5t1.1.._...da Swor2t i dllt,f :TibeAd beforetRy n#tttpps • of ortoilelD ils ttkl, eti�.• Notary ud lLufN , • `arLarge f SEAL) ••,..t• My Commission expires SepteNt448)* t. MR•50 A c SI v S0 t411 u. Gila! of Mlit Wt) tit? OP MIAMI, OAbE tOUN1"i's PLORIOA Lt AL Witt All thtetesteli:wttl fake ntttfcee that itt tee gttth day ot.$cptedibet, 1978 the City torntrii4tidri bt itAtatell, ptdelda aan ted the Iollowing titled ofdihattte: 2i1315tNANtE NO. 8860 AN °RO ANCE' AM M'SihiVORDtNANet NO. b831,lHE' COMPREHENSIVE 20NtNG bRbINANtE FOR'FHE CITY OF MIAMI, BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF LOTS 3 tHRU 8 ANb 15 THRU 18, BLOCK 5; INGLEWbob GARDENS (13.52),, BEINd APPROXIMATELY "45.91 N.E. 62Nb STREET, FROM 10 (LOW bENSITY MULTIPLE) ANb C•4 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) TO GU (GOVERNMENTAL USE), ANb BY MAKING THE NECES• SARY CHANGES IN THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP, MADE A w.. PART OF THE SAIb ORblNANCE NO. 6871, BY REFERENCE AND bESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE Ill, SEC, TION 2 THEREOF: BY REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CObE SECTIONS, OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT,' ANb CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA Publication of this Notice on the 5 day of October, 1978. 10/5 M 100527 MM APPLICANT EXPLAN;T1ON 4 PW ,NNINd PACT S T City of Miami Fire Departmeht:May 16r 191 APPROXIMATELY 45-91 NE 62ND STREET INGLEWOOD GARDENS; Block 5 Lots 3-8 and 1518 a) Change of zoning from R-3 (low -density multiple dwelling) and C-4 (general com- mercial) to GU (Governmental Use) and b) Request for permission to construct and operate a fire station per Article XXI-2 GU (Governmental Use) Section 3 (1-2); zoned R-3 (low density multiple dwelling) and C-4 (general commercial) proposed to be rezoned GU (Governmental Use) To change a fire station site to Governmental Use On July 21, 1977, the City Commission approved by Resolution 77-609 the Miami Fire Protection Rescue and Emergency Services Master Plan 1977- 1987. This document was intended to function as an ancillary study to the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan. One of the major areas of improvement suggested in the Fire Plan is the consolidation of fire companies with the con- struction of three proposed stations and the expansion of an existing station. Station #9 is one of the proposed new stations. The old Station #9, a 50-year old dilapidated structure which has poor access to its service area, and Station #13, which also has poor access to areas east of the FEC railroad tracks, are to be consolidated into this new Station #9. There will be a total of three companies on this new site; two pump engines and one ladder truck. This station will serve a large area of NE Miami which is bounded by the City limits on the North, Biscayne Bay on the East; I-95 on the West and 36th Street on the South. Station #9 is to be a 17,666 square feet building two stories in height and is to employ a total of 54 firemen divided into three shifts with eighteen men each. eN RXRtJN,TIOI�. z.. 4 PLANNING FACT S iF;RT City of Miami Fire Department.May 16, 19/g APPROXIMATELY 45-91 NE 62ND STREET INGLEWOOD GARDENS; Block 5 Lots 3-8 and 15=18 a) Change of zoning from R-3 (low -density multiple dwelling) and C-4 (general com- mercial) to GU (Governmental Use) and b) Request for permission to construct and operate a fire station per Article XXI-2 GU (Governmental Use) Section 3 (1-2) ; zoned R-3 (low density multiple dwelling) and C-4 (general commercial) proposed to be rezoned GU (Governmental Use) To change a fire station site to Governmental Use On July 21, 1977, the City Commission approved by Resolution 77-609 the Miami Fire Protection Rescue and Emergency Services Master Plan 1977- 1987. This document was intended to function as an ancillary study to the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan. One of the major areas of improvement suggested in the Fire Plan is the consolidation of fire companies with the con- struction of three proposed stations and the expansion of an existing station. Station #9 is one of the proposed new stations. The old Station #9, a 50-year old dilapidated structure which has poor access to its service area, and Station #13, which also has poor access to areas east of the FEC railroad tracks, are to be consolidated into this new Station #9. There will be a total of three companies on this new site; two pump engines and one ladder truck. This station will serve a large area of NE Miami which is bounded by the City limits on the North, Biscayne Bay on the East; I-95 on the West and 36th Street on the South. Station #9 is to be a 17,666 square feet building two stories in height and is to employ a total of 54 firemen divided into three shifts with eighteen men each. . Page gN RECOMMtNbAt t oNS PLANNING DEPARTMENT PD 5/19/78. APP! bVAL oF` a) the Zoning chahge and b) the doh truction and operation of the new fire station ih accord with the site plans on file. Approval of this governmental use on this site is based oft the following factors: 1) Fire Stations as public facilities are permitted in any zoning district (Article IV Section 35) and are considered compatable with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan. 2) The design of Fire Station ?9 is compatible with the adjacent land uses which include com- mercial development to the east and west and older residential structures to the North. Twelve -foot and eighteen -foot landscape strips are provided along the roadways and a solid 6 foot high decorative concrete block wall will border the adjacent properties. The trucks will exit onto NE 62nd Street, a major roadway which can handle the large vehicles. ' 3) The station must be centrally located within its service area to operate properly. The proposed site is situated within this core area which has been established through an intricate com- puter modeling program which evaluated such factors as arrival times, street patterns and equipment demands. 4) Crossing access over the FEC Railroad right- of-way is a necessity for service to the area east of the tracks. NE 62nd Street is one of the few streets in the area which does provide this crossing. 5) The construction of Fire Station #9 is essential for fire protection for this area of the City as described in the Miami Fire Protection, Rescue and Emergency Services Master Plan, 1977- 1987. 1 j PLANNING ADVISORY BOARb i • CITY COMMIS ION r. PD 7/10/78 APPRGV b the site and tine p1ah, 3ti ie 7th, i§78? by a 5=0 vote Recommended APPROVAL, of the Change of zoning June 7th, 1978, by a 5=0 vote. APPROVED on 1st readingj June 22i 1§7a% • i — ca o► 101 0 J GOO ,2/Aref %p ;fy/ / 0 0 I c I r- „r,to 45-91 N.E. 62nd Si. 6 'M'6 ' �oy6,rf�T� /liar 1 APPLICANT PETITIGN EXPLANATION PLANNING FACT SHEET City of Miami Planning Department Consideration of amending Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance 6871 by amending ARTICLE II, Section 2, to provide definitions for Facilities for Developmental Disabilities; adding ARTICLE IV, Section 45, to provide intent and standards for location and appropriateness; by adding a new sub- paragraph (f) to paragraph (4a) to permit Facilities for Developmental Disabilities as aconditional use in R-2 TWO FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICTS; and by amending paragraph (11) (c) of ARTICLE VIII;Section 1, to allow Facilities for Developmental Disabilities in R-4 MEDIUM DENSITY MULTIPLE DISTRICT. To provide definitions and standards for the location of residential facilities for developmental disabilities in the R-2 and successive residential zoning districts, upon conditional use approval. The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance does not address facilities to accomodate the several programs for developmentally disa- bled individuals, sponsored and regulated by appropriate agencies. Mental institu- tions per se are normally excluded, except through the provisions of ARTICLE IV, Section 36 which allows County, State and Federal buildings, and hospitals, clinics and institutions of an educational, religious philanthropic or eleemosynary character to be located anywhere in the City upon the recommendation of the Planning Advisory Board and approval of the City Commission. This proposed ordinance amendment would allow the Zoning Board to carefully review a proposed program and compare a proposed facility with the standards set out as part of a conditional use hearing. Further, restrictions are placed on these facilities in terms of specific zoning districts and spacing standards. Such facilities must be 2500 feet apart and could be located in only the R-2 and successive residential districts. ■ 1 ■ gg RECOMMENDATIONS PLANNING mm DEPARTMENT ■ • • PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COt.IM1SSION r. PD 7/10/78 Attached ate the specific aieiidMent§ to the Robing otdiftance. APPROVAL Recommended APPROVAL, Julie 21st, .97a' by a 4=0 vote. APPROVED on 1st Leading, June 22; 1978.