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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal CD Agreement to Delete Q~0002South Florida (Regional Planning Council 1)et-oniber 7, 2001 his Patricia Allen, Executive Director le)owntown L)evelivrtient ,Authority of the City of Ntidrni 200 S. Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 1818 Miami, FL 33131 DoNvnto‘vn 11iami Increment 11 Development of Regional Impact (1)RI) Executed Ae;reerni,,lit to I.)eletc,....t)uestions Dear Nis. ;..\.11.eri: Friclosed„please find h- you records, one (1) executed orinal of th(..? Agreeincrit Questions for the Downtown Mianii Inicrernent II DR", Pursuant tc, Chapter 380.t7)ib),..E.S this col1stit-7u tes the 1ii1reeiitit to Delete Questions by which the a IkJioi for development approval (A1).,..\.) will be reviewed for sufficiency of information, By copy of this letter, 1 ani also forwarding a tl original executed copy of this agre,,,in((iit 1t) Nylr. Nlihe N,1cDaniel of the Department of Conununity Affairs,. Bureau of Conimunity Planning. Copies of the ag'reenlent have also been distributed to the project's distribution lit.„ 1.1.1(.,, pre - application for this project was held on March "14, 2001_ Pursuant to Chapter .380.06(7)(c).1 the Downtown 'Development Authority has one year from the date of tile pre -application to submit the ADA. Upon receipt of the ADA, the Council will coordinate its .revicw \vial the reviewing agencies. Pursuant to Chapter 380,06(111),. FS., a written statement of information needed be provided to you within 30 days of receipt of the A.1,1A. If you have any questions, regarding the enclosed ii.!,-;reeruent or any other DRI related matter, 1.11ease fuel free to contact rue at (954) 985-4416. Sincereh.,. (') /1,14--"te.1,1-c'L, David Dal -list -Toni, AICP ['tanner DP/ kc cc: Mike 1vic.Daniel, [)CA - Bureau of Local Planning Distribution List 344C Hollywood Boulevard, Suite 140, Hollywood, Florida 33021 Broward (954) 985-44113, State (800) 985,-4416 SunCom 473-4415, FAX (954) 985-4417, Sun Com FAX 473-4417 siacirnin@,sfrpc.corn, website Downtown Nliami - lncrcrnent 11 DRI - Page 1 Ms. Patricia Allen )owntown Development Authority _0t) South Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 1818 Miami, FL 33131 Mr. Arturo 'Bolivar .Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management 33 S.W. 2nd Avenue, Suite 900 Miami,. FL. 33130-1540 Mr. Tony Crapp, Sr. [)rector Miami -Dade County 12ommun1ty & Economic Development :0 I'Vest Flagler Street, Suite 1000 Miami, FL 3:3130 Mr. Rob Curtis, AICP l'iincipal The Curtis & Kiniball Company 7520 Red Roa.d, Suite M South Nliami, FL 33143 Ms. Ruth Ellis -Myers Nliami-Dade County Planning, Development and Regulation 111 N3V. lst Street, Suite 1210 'iarni, FL 33128-1972 Mr. Jeffrey Bercow Attorney Be.rcow & Radel], P.A. First Union Financial Suite 850 200 South Bisc ne 'Bou leva r '14. 'r531:31 Nis. Nlaggie (::."(ntez-Kirkpa trick Project Direc tor South Florida Corrintu ter 3201 \A!.. Commercial Boulevard„ Suite 211 'Fort l.„..tuder dale, EL 3::.";309 Mr. Enrique A. Cuellar Miami -Dade County DERN1 33 S.W. 2m1 Avenue, Stile 500 Nliarni, FL 33130-1540 Nlr, John R. Easterling, IV, El Project Enguietr David Plum:mei' & Associatc 333 North New River Drive East, Suite 1500 Fort 1.auderdale, FL „ 33301 Nis. Dickson Ezeala Planning Ntanager Florida Department uf Community Affairs 'Bureau of Local Planning 2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard 'Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100 Downtown -Termini II 'DR! - Page 2 Mr. Mario G. Garcia Transit Planning Ai -Dade County Transit Agency N.W.1 st Street, Suite 910 Miami, FL 33128 Mr.. Jim Golden, A1CP DR1 Coordinator South Florida \Tater Management District 3301 Gun Club Road. P..0. Box 24680 West Pairn Beach, FL 33416H1680 Mr. Nluharnmed Ni, 1 lasan P.E. Miami -Dade County Department of Public Works 7 Engineering Division ..W. lst Street, Suite 1420 Nliami, FL 33128-'1970 Mr. John Karachepolie Engineer Kittelson & Associates, Inc. 110 E. Broward Boulevard, Suite. 2410 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Mr. Paul Lambert Managing Principal Lambert Advisory 2601 S. 1:33Vsh(ile [)rive, Suite 30OD Fl. 33133 Ms. Ana Gelabort-Sanchez, Director City of Miami Planning Deparlrnent P. O. Box 330708 Miami, Ft. 33133 Mr, Javier Gonzalez Florida Department of Transpor Traffic Operations 1000 KW, 11 1 Avenue Miami, R., 33172 Mr, Frank Jacobs Miami -Dade County, Property Appraiser 111 N.W. lst Street, Suite 710 Miami, FL 33128 John Peter Knit Traffic Engineer Miami -Dade County Public WOrks Department 111. N.W. '1st Street, Suite '11420 Miami, FL 33128-.1.976 NIL Charles V. Lanza Director Miami -Dade County Office of Emergency Management 9300 NW 41st Street Nliami, Ti... 3'3178-2414 Downtown Miami -- increment 1 DRI -- Page 3 Mr. Steve Lau Biological Administrator 11 T la Caine & Fresh Water Fish Commission onmental Services Offices 2o.) 15-1th Avenue Vero Beach, FL '32968-9041 Mr. Leon Maya .Miarni-Dade County Public VVorks 111 N.V1/.. 1st Street, Suite 1420 Miami, FL 33128 Ms. Cheryl E. McKee Environmental Specialist Florida Department of Environmental Protection W- Program ox 15425 . palm Beach, FL 334 16 Mr. Michael Nloorc. Miami -Dade County NIP() 111 NAV. 1st Street, Suite #910 Miami, FL 33128 Ms, Sally Osborne Director, Dept of Development & Government Affairs Nliami-Dade County Public Schools 1-150 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 525 EL 33132 Mr. Adam Lukin Downtown 'Development Authority 200 S. 113iscayne Bo itlevard, Suite 1818, Miami, FL 33131 Mr, Michael McDaniel Growth IVlanagement Aihninistrai ion Florida Department of COMMUllitY Affairs Bureau of Local Planning 2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100 Mr. Alonso Menendez Chief of Staff Downtown Development Authority 200 S. Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 1818 Miami, FL 33131 Mr, Bruce Offord Mobile Sources Supervisor Florida Department of Environmental Protection P.O, Box '15425 West Palm Beach, FL 33416-5425 N1s. Deborah H. Parrish Florida Department of Envirolimental Protection 3900 CoMillOn Wealth BouIevard, NIS 795 Tallahassee, FE 32399-3000 Downtown \i iini IuciIncrement 11 DRI - Page 4 Mr. George \V. Percy Di' on Director --' I Department of State ision of Historical Resources 5(10 S. Bronough Street, Room 305 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 Mr. Lee Rawlinson Assistant Director Nliami-Dade County Department of Planning &t. Zoning 111 N.W. lst Street, Suite 1220 Miami, FL 33128-1972 Ms. Alyce M. Robertson Assistant Director 1V1i--,i-Dade County DERM 2nd Avenue, Suite 1200 mi, FL 33130-1540 Mr, Rory Santana Florida Department of Transportation District VI 1000 N.W. 111 Avenue Miami, FL 33172 Mr. Jay Slack Field Supervisor U.S. Fisli & Wildlife Service 1339 2t)th Street v each, FL 32960 Nir. Raul 1'ino Miand-Ilide County PuIrlic VVorks 111 N.W. 1st Street, Suite 1120 FL 33128 Mr. John 1:enf row 1)irector Miami-E)ade Departmel a of Enviroronental Resources Nlatiagement 33 S.N. 2niti A \ (lure, Penthouse 2 Nliaini, Fl, '33128 Nir. Kimberly Samson, PE. Senior Transportation Engineer URS Consultants 1), 0, Box 9828 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33310-9828 .Mr. Charles Schnepel Afirly Corps of 'Engineers 11420 North Kendall Drive, Suite104 Miami, FL 3'3176 Ms, Lourdes Slazyk City of Miami Community Planning and Revoi'.atiui 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Downtown Miami - 1ncrmtii 11 DRI -- Page 5 Mr. Phil Steinmiller Department of Transportation ,outh Miami Avenue Miami, H. 33130 lvIr. Clark P. Turner, :MCP Chief of' Community Hann City of 11.1iami Nanning L)epartment 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue, Room 300 FL 33130 Ms. Diane O'Quinn 1)irector Nliarni-Dade County Planning Development zind Aiwa V. ist Street., Suite '.1.210 FL 33128 NIT, Mark R. own Nliam Dade County 1"lanning Development and Regulation 111 N.41,". ist Street, Suite 1220 Miami, FL. 33128-1972 Ms. Cathy Sweetapple Keith tiz Schnars 6500 North Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FI 33309-2132 Mr, 1<ob&rt Usherson Chief ivliann-Dade County Samit D(Nelopmeni 11egulation 111 N.\V. 1st Street, Suite 1210 Miami, FE 33128-1972 Wynelle Wilson Executive ()ffice of the Governor Office of Tourism, "fradeiZ Econornic Development The Capital Suite 2001 "Fallallassee, 1"1. 32399-0001 AGREEMENT TO DELETE QUESTIONS. Project Narne: 1)(...nvntoNvn Nharni [)RI - Increment 11 Project I.oca bon; (:.ity of Nliarni Applicant/Developer: DowritoNen 1.)evelop11em Authority of Ow City of tvliartii Section 380,06(7)(4 Florida Statutes, stipulates that the regional plafuling agency "shall establish by rule a procedure by which a developer may enter into binding written agreements with the regional planning agency to eliminate questions from the application for development approval. when those questions are found. to be urmecessary for development -of -regional -impact review.'" To comply with this provision, the South Florida Regional Planning (Touncil and the Applicant hereby agree that the Applicant will submit sufficient .information, as determined by the Council, in the application for development approval (ADA) for only those questions which are specified as being required in the following igreernent. Applicant/ -..)roject Identification 2_ Applicant 3. Authorized Agents 1. Ownership/Adjacen 5. Leil Description 6. Binding letter/Preliminary Development .Agreement Status Government of Jurisdiction 8. Permitting. Agencies and Permit Applications )r o ?erty Not l?,„ecturired.. RecpaI.red. 0 0 0 Downtown Miami D -Increment 11 Agreement to Delete lestions November 19,. '2001 9. 1\4.ap5: .::k. (2ierieral Location Recent Aerial l'hoto C. Topography D. Existing L.,and Use E. Soils 06 i. Vegetation Association 6 G. Sampling Station Location.s and Observed Significant 'Resources 11. Niaster Develop.ment Plan 6 .1. .Master Drainage J, Highway and Transportation Network • 10. General Project Description Part I - Specific ,Project Description A. Suinmary and Phasing B. Existing and Proposed Land Uses 0• C. Previous and Existing Activiti.e.s D. Primary and Secondary..ivlarket Area.o E. Description of Project Demand • i. Project Costs Table (from SER.PC) 6 G. Social and Economic Disparities (SFr:PC Requirement) 6o Part - Consistency with Comprehensive Plans A.iocal Plan B. Regional Plan o (analysis of eya.cuation issues and applicable policies C. State.. Plan 6 Downtown Miami URI -Increment II November 19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Que.clions Part 111 - Demographic and Employment Information (Economic 1)isparities) t)emographic and Employment Tables (include three digit SIC codes) Part Impact Siumnary A. Impact on Na tura]. Resources B. Public Facility Capital Costs 11.. Revenue Generation Suriunary 12. Vegetation and VVildlife A.. Identification of Plant Species B. Discussion of Survey Methods C. State/Federal Listed Species D. I.mpact to Listed Species 11 E. :Nlitigation for Impacted Species VVetlands A. Existing Conditions and Proposed Impacts („..) B. Creation or Enhancement. Plans 1, Water A. Existing. Hydrologic Condi Lions B. Existing Water Quality C. Nlitigation Measures o .15. Soils A. Description cif Soils B. Site Alteration and Construction Methods (.. Soil Erosion Control Measures D. Fill 'and Spoil informa ion Downtown Miami DRI -Incremen Agreement to Delete r'•lestions November 19,.2001. 16.. Hood Plains A. identiJication of Flood Prone Areas B. FIRM. Zone Designations C. Flood 1'...1aza Measures D. Off -Site Flooding hnpacts 17. Water Supply A.. Potable/Non-Po e IA'ater Demand B. Potable/Non-Potable V.Vater Supply C. On -Site Wells D, Impact to Existing Wells and Aquifer E. (...)peration[Mairaenance of 1LLern • F. 1...ettei from Off -Site Supplier C. Conservation Nleasures H. Service Area l3ounciary 18. 'Wastewater Management A. Projected Generation and Proposed Treatment LVate'S ly 0 0 0 0 B. Description of Pre -Treatment Techniques C. Letter from Off -Site Treatment Authority. 0 D. Septic 'f ank Identification E. Service Area Boundary 19, Stormwater Management A. Existing On -Site Drainage Patterns B. Proposed Drainage System C On -Site Drainage Areas Downtown Miami DIU -Increment II November 19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Qui•—;ons D. Run-Oti .VoItne and Quality Identification of Operation/Maintenance Authority. 20. Solid/ HazardousilVlectical. ti,Vaste A.. Solicl VVEtst.e. Generation B.. VVast? .tvlanagement 1.Specification of VVaSte Generated 2, Separatiori Nleastires 3. Identific:ation of ()if -Site Disposal 1. Applicable Regulations, Peru • and Plans C7,. D pc urnentat.io.n 1. I......etter from Dev.eloper 2. Letter rurn Service Provider 21. 'Fro ns por fa ton .A. Existing Clonditioi s .1.3. Projection of \,7ellic1.e Irips C. Estima non of Internal/ External. Split D. "Fotal Peak Hour Directional Traffic 1....‘1ssi gran e U of 'frips Gene.rateci F, Recommended Improvements G. Site A.ccess 1..1, Protection of Transportation Corridors 1. Prov.isions for. Alternative Nlodes of 'transportation 22. Air Impacts A. Site Preparation and, Construction Measures to Minimize Impacts 0 0 Downtown Miami DRI -Intiement 11 November 19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Questions B. Structural/Operational Measures to lvlinimize Impacts C. Analvsis of impacted Intersections and Parking Facilities (Table 22-1) D. One Hour,/ Eight Hon r Emissions E. Identifi.cation of Mitigation. 'Measures 23. Iii..nricarie 'Preparedness A.. Identification of Designated. area ulnera.bility Zone 2. High Fla.zard Evacuation Area. 3. Special Preparedness District B. Identification. of 'Evacuation .R.equirements l. Shelter Space Need and Availability 2. Evacuation Route Capacity C. 1.ilentification of tvlitigation 24. Hou.sing A. Residential Development Characteristics 13. Ilousing A.vailability/Emplovnient Opportunities C. Provisions for Displacement/Relocation. 25. Pol.i(i.e and Fire Protection A. Dedication of Facility or Site Letter from Service .Prov.i.cier 96. Recreation and Open Space A. Description of Facilities and Open Space. B. A.ssessment of linpact to Public Access C. Identification of Maintenance Authority 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0 Downtown Miami DRI -Inceement11 November 19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Questions D. Description of Consistency with Local and Regional Policies E. Assessment of impact to Recreation frail Designa.tion 27. EducatL• • A. 11.stima Lion of Number of chool. Ag•e Children B.. Provision of Facilities or Sites C.:. 1:..,etter froni. School Board 28, Health Care A.. Description of tacili.ties arid Services 13. I.et ter from Service Pr•ovider 29, Energy A. Projection of Energy Demands 13. Description of On. -Site Electrical Generating Facility C. 1....etter from. Off -Site Supplier ID. Description of Energy C2onser•vation 'Methods or Devices 30. Flistorical and Archaeological Sites A. F.)escription of Sites B, Protection/ Mitigation. Measures 31.. Airports. A. Existing Conditions 13, Copy of 1.. ayout Plan C. Copy of FAA Application D. Id en tification of Flight Patterns 7 0 a 0 op 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Downtown Miami DRI -Increment II November 19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Questions F17.1:. Identification of Subsidiary DI' 'el0p11.1.ertt: F. Description of Passenger Circulation System 32. A Itractiolis and Recreation Facilities A. Projection of Attendance 11. Daily High, I.ow and Average 2. Figure 32.1 - Monthly Distribution 3 Figure 32.2 - Daily Distribution 4. Figure 32.3 - Hourly DistTibution 13. Identification of Alternative Transportation Systems C. Identification of Transportation System Interface 33. Hospitals A. Specification of Proposed Facility 13. Identification of Related Facilities C. Copy of Certificate of Need 34. Industrial Plants and Park's A. identification of 'Types of Operat:ions B. Identification of Support Industry C. l'ransportation Requirements D. Specification of \Vork Shifts 35. MininTheration A. Description of Operation 13. Water Use Requirements C. Impact on Aquifer D. Maintenance and inspection Requirements 0 0 6 00 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 00 0 0 0 6 Downtown Miami DR1 -inclement II November19, 2001 Agreement to Delete Questions E. Description. of On -Site Processing C.)peration.o Identification. of Radioactive Iviateria . 0 G. Reclamation Plan 00, kientification 01 lvlineral Destination I. Identification. of Shipping ivlodes Transportation R.equirements 36. Petroleum Storage Facilities A. Description of Existing Facilities 13. Description. of Proposed Development (1 identification of Transport. Methods D. Vapor Emission and Spillage Response 37. Port and Ivlarina Facilities A. Existing Conditions B. C.;onceptual Plan.11) C. Commodity a.nd. Passenger Statistics D. Transportation System Expansion Requirements E. Dredge and FiiJ Requirements Spill (_lean -Up 1)cscriptiori of Subsidiary L)evelopment 06 11. Discussion of Increased Shipping Activi. , 38. Schools. A. 'Description of Proposed. I.)evelopna.ent a id 'Program B. Enroliment h. .pact Area C. Identification of Design Population 'Downtown .Miami DRI -increment II November 19, 201J1 Agreement to Delete r'nestions 39. Other (as specified below) 0 A, File the ADA as required by any Preliminary Development Agreement or prior to March 14, 2002: If the .ADA is not filed in a timely manner the Applicant shill sctiedule a ilex,' pre -application conference. B. Distribute tll necessary copies of the ADA to all review agencies. C. Include copies of all relevant executed agreements with the ADA (e,g, Section 380.032 Development Agreement; Final Bifurcation Agreement(s)/Approval(s); Final Agreement to Delete Questions; etc.). D. Provide display graphics for presentation at altCouncil meetings. E. in accordance with Rule. 91-2.02.52, Florida. i\ dministrative Code, reimburse the. South Florida Regional Planning Caimcil .for the cost of coordinating and revie\Aing the proposed project. Prepared day of November, 2001. By: re for tile APPLICANT (Print Name 10 3112:leltUlt? • Roc-yNi A. 1::K ez for the SOLI -III FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL., (1.-rf int Name) Date: 2-/ L."