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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSection 1304 Information• • • Miami River Village MUSP Application Section §1304 Information In accordance with the requirements of Section §1304 of the City`s Zoning Ordinance, the following information is provided in connection with this application for Major Use Special Permit for the Miami River Village. Application forms; supplementary materials 1. Statement of ownership and control of the proposed development activity. The subject property is owned by Downtown River Village, LLC, a Florida limited liability company. An Ownership Affidavit, copies of deeds and the corresponding disclosure of ownership information are provided under Tab B. 2. Statement describing in detail the character and intended use of the development activity. The Miami River Village mixed -use riverfront development consists of three residential towers containing a total of 1,304 apartment units. The project will also contain 23,419 net square feet of retail space, and 92,043 square feet of condominium office space and a 9,113 sq. ft. of riverfront restaurant. The development will also include a total of 1,992 parking spaces, and approximately 120 linear feet of public riverfront pedestrian walkways. Development is intended in three phases, as follows: Phase 1- 44 Level Tower 451 Dwelling Units 36,554 sq. ft. Office 11,105 sq. ft. Restaurant 554 Offstreet Parking Spaces Phase I1- 43 Level Tower 452 Dwelling Units 55,489 sq. ft. of Office 3,134 sq. ft. Retail 748 Offstreet Parking Spaces { M2011600;1 } • • Phase Ill —38 Level Tower 401 Dwelling Units 18,293 sq. ft. Office 690 Offstreet Parking Spaces Total Project Gross Square Feet 2,588,289 sq. ft. Total Project F.A.R. 2,387,980 sq. ft. The project is proposed for a parcel of land consisting of approximately ± 5.09 acres located on the north bank of the Miami River immediately west of South Miami Avenue. A significant element of the development is the proposed extension of a public riverwalk along the northern side of the Miami River that will connect the Property's riverfront to the existing riverwalk, thereby providing a continuous public pedestrian riverwalk from Bayside to the Property along the northern bank of the Miami River. It should be noted that the project, in its entirety, conforms to the requirement in the City's Charter that a 50 foot setback be provided from the Miami River. Motor vehicles will access the project from S.W. 3rd Street. The project will include pedestrian access through the Riverwalk as well as through promenades off the principal entrance from S.W. 3rd Street. Phase I of the project contemplates development of a riverfront restaurant with outdoor seating. 3. General location map, showing relation of the site or activity for which special permit is sought to major streets, schools, existing utilities, shopping areas, important physical features in and adjoining the project or activity and the like. Various aerial photographs are included in the application. Also enclosed are a general location map and a context map of the project depicting the surrounding buildings. See, Tab E. 4. A site plan containing the title of the project and the names of the project planner, and developer, date, and north arrow and, based on an exact survey of the property drawn to a scale of sufficient size to show. The general information requested and shown in the Context Plan and the Ground Floor Plan, provided under Tab R . { M2011600;1) - 2 - • 5. Boundaries of the project, any existing streets, buildings, watercourses, easement and section lines. The boundaries of the project and the location of streets, the project's relation to the Miami River and all easements are shown on the Survey of the Property included under Tab Q. • • 6. Exact location of all buildings and structures. The Property is presently undeveloped. The location of the proposed buildings is shown on page A-4, Site Plan, Ground Level Plan, located under Tab R. 7. Access and traffic flow and how vehicular traffic will be separated from pedestrian and other types of traffic Access to the three tower structures will be provided from S.W. 3rd Street. A 2 story - high thoroughfare under the tower proposed as Phase 111 will provide a vehicular and pedestrian gateway entrance to the development. The driveway connects the three towers and leads to a covered round -about that provides a passenger drop-off, a vehicular turn -around and access to the parking garage. The entrance driveway is flanked by landscaped pedestrian walkways and sidewalks to provide pedestrian access to river. Along S.W. 3rd Street and along South Miami Avenue, the project provides landscaped sidewalks for pedestrian traffic. A detailed analysis of the site access, traffic flow and traffic impact is set forth in the Traffic Impact Study under Tab N. 8. Off-street parking and off street loading area. The project includes three offstreet parking garages to serve each tower. The project includes 737 parking spaces in Phase 1 (518 required and 653 are recommended), 750 parking spaces in Phase 11 (526 required, 671), and 690 parking spaces in Phase 111 (419 required, 539 recommended) for a combines total of 2,177 offstreet parking spaces. A detailed analysis of the offstreet parking element of the project is summarized on page A-6 of the Site plan, under Tab R. The Zoning Ordinance requires a total of seven (7) loading bays. The project provides a total of 7 loading bays. Six of the bays are a full 12 ft. x 55 ft. The remaining loading bay, intended for smaller delivery vehicles and short term deliveries, is 12 feet x 35 feet. Shown on Page A-4, under Tab R. 1M2011600;1 } -3- • • 9. Recreational Facilities location The each one of the three towers will contain indoor and outdoor recreational amenities. Indoor amenities include fitness centers and recreational lounge rooms. Exterior amenities include an outdoor swimming pool for each tower, a spa and outdoor terraces and decks. These recreational areas are depicted on the Pool Level Plan included in Page A-7 (See also, Conceptual Landscape Plan- Pool Level at Page LA-2) of the Site Plan, under Tab R. 10. Screens and Buffers The conceptual landscaping plan submitted in Page LA-1 of the Site Plan, under Tab S depicts the proposed landscape buffers along S.W. 3rct Street and South Miami Avenue. Landscape buffers are also provided between the project and the property to the west of the subject site, which is currently undeveloped and zoned Office. 11. Refuse collection Areas. Waste collection will be provided by a containerized compactor system located within the service area in each of the buildings. Each building will incorporate hi -rise recycling systems for the residential units. These facilities are shown on the Site Plan located under Tab R. 12. Access to utilities and point of utilities hookups. A detailed study of the utilities, including loads and connections is included in the Site Utility Study located under Tab O. 13. Tabulation of total gross acreage in the project and the percentages thereof proposed to be devoted to various permitted uses: Building Footprints Phase I Footprints Phase I Footprints Phase I Footprint Total 48,771 sq. ft. (15% of Phase I) 55,649 sq. ft. (17% of Phase II) 44,927 sq. ft (14% of Phase III) 149,347 sq. ft. 46. % of Gross Lot Area (324,066 s.f.) { M20I 1600;1 J -4- • • • Open areas, plazas, exterior courts and streets [City Zoning Ordinance does NOT provide open area credit for riverwalk provided} Net Lot Area = 5.09 Acres 41,360 sq. feet of Open Space Provided 14. Tabulation of total gross acreage in the project and the percentages thereof proposed to be devoted to ground coverage by structures: Gross Lot Area = 7.44 Acres 48,771 sq. ft. (15% of Phase I) 55,649 sq. ft. (17% of Phase II) 44,927 sq. ft (14% of Phase III) 149,347 sq. ft. Footprints Phase I Footprints Phase I Footprints Phase I Footprint Total 46. % of Gross Lot Area 15. Tabulation showing the derivation of numbers of off-street parking and offstreet loading spaces shown in the site plan required and referenced in Item 4., above. Minimum Required Parking Provided Parking Phase I Phase II Phase III TOTAL Phase I Phase II Phase III TOTAL 518 526 419 1,463 Loading Requirement 2 Loading Bays 3 Loading Bays 2 Loading Bays 7 Loading bays 554 748 690 1,992 Loading Provided 2 Loading Bay 3 Loading Bays 2 Loading Bays 7 Loading Bays 16. Tabulation showing the total project density in dwelling units per acre. The project proposes residential development at a density of 256 DU/net acre. 042011600;1 } - 5 - 17. Statement maintenance and provision of common facilities 410 In the initial phases of development , all common facilities will be maintained by the Owner. Upon completion of the project, those buildings developed in a condominium form, a condominium association shall be created to maintain such common areas. 18. Storm Draining and Sanitary Sewerage Plans A detailed study of storm drainage, water distribution waste waster and solid waste generation is included in the Site Utility Study located under Tab O. 19. Architectural definitions for buildings in the development exact number of dwelling units, sized, and types, together with typical floor plans of each type. Detailed information and breakdown of square footage ofll re found uner yp�cal Project Criteria within the Project Summary, included under Tab E and Tab R. Tfloor plans for the various residential units are shown on the Site Plan. All drawings are located under Tab R. 20. Landscaping plan, including types, sizes and locations of vegetation and decorative shrubbery, and showing provisions for irrigation and future maintenance. ing the A landscape plans showing vegetation and plantings for the ground A-1. A landscape planinclud for the pedestrian areas and the Riverwalk is included at Page recreational terrace/pool area is included at Page LA-2, both under Tab S. 21. Plans for recreation facilities, including location and general description. All three phases/residential towers include a recreational i include a total of three the top deck of the parking garage. These recreational areas outdoor pools and spa. At that same level, each tower houses a health club and a recreational lounge. These private recreational facilities are intended for the exclusive use of the residents and guests of the project. See, Page A-7 of the Site Plan. Tab R. In addition, the project includes a significant public domain recreational amenity in the public pedestrian rverwalk along the project's southern boundary. 22. Additional data, maps, plans or statements as may be required for the particular use or activity involved. • • {M2011600;1 } -6- • • • The details of the spaces and calculations used to comput�ethe Zonin Floor lArea Tabulations for each Phase and for all three Phases are shown onZoning/Area within the site plan. Tab R. 23. Additional data as the applicant may believe is pertinent to the proper consideration of the site and development plan. Sections and elevations depicting the architectural character of the building are shown on the various building elevations. All elevation sections are located under Tab R. {M2011600; U U _7_