HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal CD Q.28, Health Care28. HEALTH CARE
A. Describe the health care services and facilities that will be required to meet
the health needs generated by this project. Please provide a letter from the
various providers acknowledging notice of the proposed development and
ability to serve the project.
Nineteen hospitals or admitting medical facilities are located within a 10 mile
radius of the DDRI. Exhibit 28-1, Hospitals/Medical Facilities within a 10 Mile
Radius, provides a list of these hospitals. Figure 28-1, Hospitals/Medical
Facilities within a 10 Mile Radius, depicts the hospitals' locations. The
combined total of staffed beds for these facilities is 6,093.
Five major health service providers in close proximity were notified about the
development program for Increment II of the DDRI: 1) Cedars Medical Center, 2)
Jackson Memorial Hospital, 3) Mercy Hospital, 4) Mount Sinai Medical Center,
and 5) Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Exhibit 28-2, Letters to and from
Major Health Service Providers, addresses these facilities' ability to serve the
project.
Emergency medical services are provided by the City of Miami Fire -Rescue
Department. Exhibit 28-3, Letters to and from Chief Bryson, addresses the
Fire -Rescue Department's ability to serve the project.
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EXHIBIT 28-1
Hospitals/Medical Facilities within a 10 Mile Radius
Exhibit 28-1
Hospitals/Medical Facilities within a 10 Mile Radius
1. Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
900 NW 17th Street
Miami, FL 33136-1199
(305) 326-6000
Total staffed beds: 35
2. Cedars Medical Center
1400 NW Twelfth Avenue
Miami, FL 33136-1003
(305) 325-5511
Total staffed beds: 493
Coral Gables Hospital
3100 Douglas Road
Coral Gables, FL 33134-6990
(305) 445-8461
Total staffed beds: 150
4. Healthsouth Doctors' Hospital
5000 University Drive
Coral Gables, FL 33146-2094
(305) 666-2111
Total staffed beds: 157
5. Hialeah Hospital
651 East 25th Street
Hialeah, FL 33013-3878
(305) 693-6100
Total staffed beds: 411
6. Jackson Memorial Hospital
1611 NW 12thAvenue
Miami, FL 33136-1094
(305) 585-6754
Total staffed beds: 1329
7. Larkin Community Hospital
7031 SW 62nd Ave.
South Miami, FL 33143-4781
(305) 284-7500
Total staffed beds: 112
8. Mercy Hospital
3663 South Miami Avenue
Miami, FL 33133-4237
(305) 854-4400
Total staffed beds: 339
9. Miami Children's Hospital
3100 SW 62nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33155-3009
(305) 666-6511
Total Staffed beds: 238
10. Miami Heart Institute & Medical Center
4701 North Meridian Avenue
Miami, FL 33140-2910
(305) 674-3114
Total staffed beds: 278
11. Mount Sinai Medical Center
4300 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL 33140-2800
(305) 674-2121
Total staffed beds: 694
12. North Shore Medical Center
1100 NW 95th Street
Miami, FL 33150-2098
(305) 835-6000
Total staffed beds: 197
13. Pan American Hospital
5959 NW Seventh Street
Miami, FL 33126-3198
(305) 264-1000
Total staffed beds: 146
14. South Miami Hospital
6200 SW 73rd Street
Miami, FL 33143-9990
(305) 661-4611
Total staffed beds: 318
15. South Shore Hospital & Medical Center
630 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL 33139-5502
(305) 672-2100
Total staffed beds: 155
16. Veterans Affairs Medical Center
1201 NW 16th Street
Miami, FL 33125-1624
(305) 324-4455
Total staffed beds: 515
17. Villa Maria Hospital
1050 NE 125th Street
North Miami, FL 33161-5881
(305) 891-8850
Total Staffed Beds: 272
18. Westchester General Hospital
2500 SW 75th Avenue
Miami, FL 33155-9947
(305) 264-5252
Total staffed beds: 160
19. Windmoor Healthcare of Miami
1861 NW South River Drive
Miami, FL 33125-2787
(305) 642-3555
Total staffed beds: 94
EXHIBIT 28-2 (R)
Letters to and from Major Health Service Providers
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August 23, 2001
Mr. Jose Camero
Construction Administrator
Jackson Memorial Hospital
1611 N.W. 12th Avenue
Miami, FL 33125
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Camero:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment 1, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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August 23, 2001
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Sincerely,
Rob Curtis, AICP
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August 23, 2001
Ms, Selma Zolotas
Director of Facilities Management
Veterans Administration Hospital
1201 NW 16th St.
Miami, Fl 33125
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Heath Care Services
Dear Ms, Zolotas:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRl), The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment I, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment I, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter,
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050,
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Downtown Miami C]FlU Update
August 23.2DO1
Page
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Enclosures
XC: AdamLuNn.Downtown Development Authority
Lourdes S|azyk.City o[&4iomiPlanning and Zoning
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Medical Center
1201 Northwest 16th Street
Miami FL 33125-1693
OCT 1 8 2001
In Reply Reler To:
Curtis & Kimball Company
Attn: Rob Curtis, A1CP
4101 Laguna Street
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Re: Downtown Miami, DRi Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Curtis:
546/00/002
We have reviewed the information contained in your letter of August 23, 2001
concerning Increment II of the Downtown Miami Development Program. The
,Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Miami does have the capacity to serve
any eligible veteran requiring medical care who is presently located in the development
area. Our intention is to continue to provide care to the present or expanded veteran
population of that area in future years. We will take into account the proposed increases
in dwelling units and hotel rooms in our planning projections to assure we can meet the
increased demand.
It would be helpful for us to be kept informed of the progress of the construction
and the estimated date the various sections will be opened for occupancy. Also, it would
aid our planning efforts, if you could inform us of the size of the dwelling units (one
bedroom, or two, etc.) and the approximate price that will be asked for lease or sale of
the units.
Please direct any future correspondence and/or communications relating to the
development program to John Scheidt, Special Assistant to the Pirector at the above
address or him can be contact at (305) 324-319].
S
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Medical Center Director
CURTIS.
KIMBA.
August 23, 2001
Ms. Sandra Pollack
Director of Business Development
Coral Gables Hospital
3100 Douglas Road
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Ms, PoHack:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickeil and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment I, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment 11, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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Downtown Miami DRI Update
August 23, 2001
Page 2
Rob Curtis, AICP
Enclosures
xC: Adam Lukin, Downtown Development Authority
Lourdes Slazyk, City of Miami Planning and Zoning
File 2000-14
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August 23, 2001
Mr. Clemente Amezaga
Director of the Physical Plant
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
P.O. Box 016880
Miami, FL 33101-6880
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Amezaga.
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment I of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks, An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment 1, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDR1.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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August 2J,3UO1
Page 2
Sincerely,
Rob Curtis, /l|CP
Enclosures
xC: Adam Lukin.Downtown Development Authority
Lourdes S|azyk.City ofMiami Planning and Zoning
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August 23, 2001
Ms. Martha Smith
Vice President of Patient Services
Mount Sinai Medical Center
4300 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL 33140
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Ms. Smith:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment I, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently proposed,
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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August 23.2OO1
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K.I..M.B.A
August 23, 2001
Mr, Peter Mills
Director of Plant Operations
Mercy Health System
3663 South Miami Avenue
Miami, FL 33133
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Mills:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment I, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment IV, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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August 33'2OO1
Page
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Lourdes S|ozyk.City of Miami Planning and Zoning
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August 23, 2001
Mr. James Abbate
Director of Support Services
South Shore Hospital
630 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr, Abbate:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI), The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment I, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DDRI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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Downtown Miami OFtiUpdate
August 33,2OO1
Page
Rob Curtis, A|Cp
Enclosures
Xc: Adam LuNn.Downtown Development Authority
Lourdes S|azyk.City mfMiami P\anningand Zoning
Fi|m280O-14
CURTIS
August 23, 2001
Mr. Raymond Fernandez
Director of Plant Operations
Cedars Medical Center
1400 NW 12th Avenue
Miami, FL 33136
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Fernandez:
In accordance with Chapter 380,06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to notify local health care service providers and obtain from them information
regarding their ability to provide our project with health care services.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is applying for approval of Increment II of the
Downtown Miami Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). The purpose of the DDRI is to simplify
and expedite the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the
review of the American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major
residential and hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miami.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a table showing the development program for Increment 1, which was originally
approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently proposed.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the DORI. This
boundary expansion is not expected to affect the development program. Please consider the
proposed expanded boundary area in your analysis.
Please indicate in your response your facility's capacity for serving our proposed development
program, given your present and future projections for facilities and staffing. Please note that we
have also notified other surrounding health service providers regarding their capacity to serve the
DDRI.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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Downtown K8|omn| DRi Update
August 23.2OO1
Page
Sincerely,
Rob Curtis, A|CP
Enclosures
XC: AdamLukm.Downtown Development Authority
Lourdes S|azyk.City ofM[anniPlanning and Zoning
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March 21, 2002
Mr. Rob Curtis
l'rincipai Planner
The Curtis & Kimball Company
7520 Red Road Suite M
South Miami Florida 33143
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
Dear Mr. Curtis:
\\le have received your follow-up notification regarding the Downtown
Development Authority's (DDA) Application for 'Development Approval (ADA).
.As a major health service provider for the City of Miami and South Florida, we
are prepared to serve the members of our community, including future
downtown residents.
Sincerely,
011
John Matuska
President & Chit?. Executive C ficer
Marcy Health System 1 Sponsored by the Sisters of Sc. Joseph of St.Augustine, Florida
363 South Miami Avenue / Miarni, Florida 33133 / 305-285-2121 / FAX (305) 285-2114
Miami Heart
Institute
March 25, 2002
RAT) C.urt is
Principal Planner
The Curtis & Kimball Corripanv
7520 Red Road, Suite 1\4
South lvtiarni„ FT., 3.3 i 43
Re: Downtown Miami I)RU Update
Health Care Set -vices
Dear 3\11.., Curtis:
We have received your follow-up notification regarding the Downtown Development
Authority's (DDA) Application for Development Approval (ADA) of increment II of the
Do \vntown Development of Regional Impact (DDR1), As a major health service provider
.for die City of Miami and South Florida, we plan to continue to serve the members of our
cormnunity„ including future downtown residents.
Sincerely,
A.my Peri-
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ViH.e Presider
Chief Of -rating 0.1fteer
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
March 27, 2002
Mr. Rob Curtis
Principal Planner
The Curtis & Kimball Company
7520 Red Road, Suite M.
South Miami, FL 331,13
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Health Care Services
'Dear Ivir. Curtis:
We have received your follow-up notification regarding the Downtown Development
Authority's (DDA) Application for Development Approval (ADA) of Increment 11 of the
Downtown Development of Regional Impact (DDRI). As a major health service provider
for the City or Miami and South Florida, we are prepared to serve the members of our
community, including future downtown residents.
Sincere]
Ronald Bogue
Assistant V.P. for Facilities and Services
fritegnued Ilealth Services
N1ai1ing Address: P O. Box 019132 (N1B82)
Marnj Florida 33101
Telephone: 305-243-2840 Fax: 305-243,2843
EXHIBIT 28-3
Letters to and from City of Miami Fire -Rescue Department
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July 5, 2001
Mr, William Bryson, Chief
City of Miami Fire -Rescue Department
444 SW 2'd Avenue, 10th floor
Miami, Florida 33130
Re: Downtown Miami DRI Update
Fire and Emergency Response Services
Dear Chief Bryson:
In accordance with Chapter 380.06, Florida Statutes, regarding Developments of Regional Impact,
we are required to obtain information from the City of Miami's Fire -Rescue Department regarding its
ability to provide our project with fire and emergency response services.
The Downtown Development Authority is applying for approval of Increment 11 of the Downtown
Miami Development of Regional Impact (DRI). The purpose of the DRI is to simplify and expedite
the process for the impact review of large-scale development. It has been used in the review of the
American Airlines Arena, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, and major residential and
hotel projects in the Brickell and Omni areas of downtown Miarni.
The project area contains approximately 880 acres of intensive urban development. Approximately
78 acres of the DRI are currently zoned and developed as City parks. An aerial map showing the
project location is enclosed.
Also enclosed is a summary of the development program in table form showing the proposed land
uses and amounts pursuant to the guidelines and standards in Chapter 28-24, F.A.C. Increment I,
which was originally approved in 1988, and Increment II, which is currently being proposed, specify
the type and intensity of land use in downtown Miami through the year 2009. We will notify you if
the development program for Increment II is adjusted.
Please note that the DDA is currently proposing to expand the boundary of the Downtown DRI to
make its boundary consistent with the boundary of the DDA. This boundary expansion is not
expected to affect the development program for increment ll. Please consider the proposed
expanded boundary area in your anaiysis,
Please indicate in your response whether or not your present facilities and staffing are capable of
serving the Project. If not, please specify the additional staffing/equipment necessary to do so.
Your written response will be an integral part of the DRI application process. I respectfully request
your prompt attention to this letter.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (305) 648-0050.
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Enclosures
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Lourdes S|ozyk.City of VamiPlanning and Zoning
Cathy Swee\app|e. Keith and Sohnars
Paul Lombed, LembortAdv\oory
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JAM W. BRYSC)N
Fire Chief
August 7, 2001
Rob Curtis, AICP
Curtis & Kimball
4101 Laguna Street
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Dear Mr. Curtis:
4::.ARLOS A. GI\ENFZ
Cidy Manager
After careful review and analysis of the proposed Development of Regional
Impact area with the attached map and the development table, we have
concluded that additional Fire -Rescue resources will be required to adequately
protect this area once developed. The following additional units would be
required:
One Engine (or Quint apparatus
One Rescue unit
I wish you the best with your endeavor. If you have any further questions,
please do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
,/
William W. Bryson
Fire Chief
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Cc: Carlos A. Gimenez, CityManager
DEPARTMENT OF HRE-RESCUE/444 S.W. 7nc1 Avenue/Miami, FL 3.31:30/(305 416-1600
Addres: P.O. Box :330708 Muni, FL 33213-0708