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RESOLUTION NO. HEPB-2005-36
A RESOLUTION OF THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION
BOARD ("HEPB") OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, RECOMMENDING TO
THE CITY COMMISSION APPROVAL, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS, OF A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS IN
CONJUNCTION WITH A MAJOR USE SPECIAL PERMIT FOR GROUND
DISTURBING ACTIVITY INVOLVING NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR ICON
BRICKELL, LOCATED AT 401-501 BRICKELL AVENUE, WITHIN AN
ARCHEOLOGICAL CONSERVATION AREA, AFTER FINDING THAT THE
PROPOSED ARCHEOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT PLAN IS CONSISTENT WITH
THE GUIDELINES FOR GROUND DISTURBING ACTIVITY SET FORTH IN
CHAPTER 23 OF THE MIAMI CITY CODE.
1. Prior to any archeological investigations or ground disturbing activities,
submit the following to the City of Miami:
(a) An overlay map (scale of 1:200) showing the proposed development
area and proposed ground disturbing and land alteration activities in
relationship to:
• The Miami Circle and Brickell Park.
• The detailed locations of all known cultural material and human remains
identified during previous investigations on the subject parcel, including
Brickell Park.
= Areas of archeological sensitivity within the Sheraton parcel.
(b) An Unanticipated Finds Plan that outlines (1) the specific steps to be
followed and (2) the responsibilities of the applicant should human
remains be identified during archeological investigations or monitoring
and construction to ensure compliance with chapter 872, f.s. (offenses
concerning dead bodies and graves). Jurisdiction over human remains
shall rest entirely with the State of Florida pursuant to chapter 872.
2. Submit monthly reports to the City of Miami during any archeological
monitoring activities to document the results of any finds.
3. Provide written notice to the City within 24 hours of the discovery of a
significant archeological find or human remains.
4. Submit two final reports to the City of Miami within 90 days of completion
of the preliminary archeological investigations and monitoring. If human
remains are identified, a copy of the final report with a cover letter (with a
copy to the City of Miami) shall also be submitted to the Florida State
Archaeologist.
5. Submit a detailed archeological management plan, prior to the
commencement of any construction activities, to the City of Miami, if
significant archeological material is identified.
No trees shall be planted and/or relocated in that area west of the historic
shoreline as delineated on the "Map Showing Location of Proposed Tree
Planting" prepared by the Archaeological Conservancy
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 3RD DAY OF MAY, 2005.
ITEM NO. 5
VOTE: 6 TO 0
ATTEST
SARAH EATON
PRESERVATION OFFICER
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Sheraton Hotel
Property
4ap Showing Location of Proposed Tree Planting
d Negative Test Hole
■ Positive Test Hole
Historic Shoreline
Positive with Human Remains
Er Dug in 1980
Contour (1 foot intervals)
Snare
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