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ANALYSIS FOR
CHANGE OF ZONING
FILE ID: 15-00053zc
APPLICANT: Steven J. Wernick, Esquire, on behalf of Oak Plaza Associates,
LLC
PROJECT ADDRESS: Approximately 29 NW 42 Street, 30 NW 44 Street and 4202-4330 N
Miami Avenue
FOLIO NUMBER: Multiple (See graphics)
COMMISION DISTRICT: District 5
NET OFFICE: Little Haiti
GENERAL INFORMATION:
REQUEST: Pursuant to Article 5 and Article 7, Section 7.1.2.8 of Ordinance 13114, as amended,
the applicant is requesting a change of zoning for multiple parcels along NW 42" Street, NW 44th
Street and 4202-4330 N Miami Avenue between (approximately) North Miami Avenue and NW
1st Avenue. The proposed change of zoning for the parcels fronting NW 42nd Street and NW 44th
Street is from T3-L (Sub -Urban Transect Zone Limited) to CI (Civic Institution Zone). The
proposed change of zoning for the parcels fronting N Miami Avenue is from T4-L (Urban General
Transect Zone Limited) to CI (Civic Institution Zone). (Complete legal description is on file with
the Hearing Boards Section).
BACKGROUND:
The subject area consists of seven (7) parcels totaling, approximately 1.32 acres. Five parcels are
located along North Miami Avenue, the other parcels are located to the rear of the North Miami
Ave parcels between NW 42nd Street and NW 44th Street. All parcels are bounded by North Miami
Avenue on the east, NW 1st Avenue on the west, NW 44th Street on the north and NW 42nd Street
on the south. The subject parcels are zoned T3-L and T4-L. The areas directly to the south and
north along North Miami Avenue are zoned T4-L. The areas directly to the east, west and south
and are zoned T3-L.
There is a higher density activity center that concerns this area; the Miami Design District SAP
and surrounding properties. This district begins roughly at the intersection of N Miami Avenue and
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NE 42st Street and expands to the south and east, consisting of property zoned T5-O, T6-8-O and
T6-12-0.
The area proposed to be rezoned is located within the Little Haiti NET area, and Commission
District 5. Most of the area is fully developed with the seven subject properties being an exception.
NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS:
FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION
Subject Properties:
Duplex Residential
Maximum of 18 D.U. per acre
Low Density Restricted Commercial
Maximum of 36 D.U. per acre
Surrounding Properties
NORTH: Duplex Residential
Maximum of 18 D.U. per acre
Low Density Restricted
Commercial
Maximum of 36 D.U. per acre
SOUTH: Duplex Residential
Maximum of 18 D.U. per acre
Low Density Restricted
Commercial
Maximum of 36 D.U. per acre
EAST: Low Density Restricted
Commercial
Maximum of 36 D.U. per acre
WEST: Duplex Residential
Maximum of 18 D.U. per acre
ANALYSIS:
ZONING
Subject Properties:
T3-L; Sub -Urban Center Transect Zone
Limited
T4-L; General Urban Transect Zone Limited
Surrounding Properties
NORTH: T3-L; Sub -Urban Transect
Zone Limited
T4-L; General Urban Transect
Zone Limited
SOUTH: T3-L; Sub -Urban Transect
Zone Limited
T4-L; General Urban Transect
Zone Limited
EAST: T3-L; Sub -Urban Transect
Zone Limited
WEST: T3-L; Sub -Urban Transect
Zone Limited
Following the above referenced "Background", this proposal for rezoning is taking in consideration
criteria set forth in Article 7, Section 7.1.2.8 (a)(3) & (f)(2) of Miami 21: A change may be made
only to the next intensity Transect Zone or by a Special Area Plan, and in a manner which
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maintains the goals of the Miami 21 Code to preserve Neighborhoods and to provide transitions
in intensity and building heights.
Previously under Zoning Ordinance 11000, North Miami Avenue south of NE 42nd Street was
zoned SD-8 (Design Plaza Commercial -Residential District). The intent of this designation was;
"It is intended to strengthen and encourage the expansion of design service activities in this area
by allowing greater intensities for appropriate design -oriented service uses coupled with
meaningful ground level pedestrian open spaces and active street -level walking environments.
Greater intensities for mixed -use development sites abutting principal arterial roadways are
promoted to accommodate a diverse range of building types at locations suitable for increased
intensity and diversification of land uses to encourage mixed residential and design/commercial
space and multiple use developments, particularly live -work environments, as a primary
objective."
Under the Miami 21 Code, through a Special Area Plan (SAP), the area east of the subject site
has become the Miami Design District SAP comprised primarily of properties zoned T5-O, T6-8-
0 and T6-12-0. This area has become a highly desirable retail destination in Miami, and the
Design District is developing into a diverse commercial district.
The emerging popularity of the Miami Design District has led to the district's gradual expansion
outward. Much of the higher intensity (T5 and T6) development within the Design District has
been buffered from the lower intensity residential (T3) neighborhood with bands of T4. This
gradual transition from higher to lower intensity development occurs as intended by Miami21.
Planning Staff consider the proposed rezoning request to CI an appropriate transect zone for
several reasons. CI is inherently contextually sensitive and does not provide substantially different
treatment than what is already enjoyed under the current zoning designation. This proposed
rezoning would act as a protective measure to buffer the established residential neighborhood
from the more intense development of the Design District and not create a negative precedent of
higher density and intensity zoning intrusion into the surrounding residential districts.
The only major difference in the Cl Zone is the calculation of height, which based on the
surrounding T3-1_ and T4-L zoning designation, would be limited to 5 stories. Additionally, the
Planning and Zoning Department considers the Exception process another benefit of CI transect
zone. This will provide any future development on the site, or expansion of existing development,
with additional scrutiny on the staff level and an additional public hearing process.
There is also a requirement that a rezoning preserves neighborhoods. This area largely has a
duplex residential fabric. The subject site is underdeveloped, and its redevelopment will enhance
the neighborhood.
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RECOMMENDATION:
Pursuant to Article 7, Section 7,1.2.8 of Ordinance 13114, as amended on the aforementioned
findings, the Planning & Zoning Department recommends approval of the proposed rezoning as
presented.
Christopher Brimo
Chief of Land Development
D. Snow
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
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APPLICANT: Steven Wernick, Esq on behalf of Oak Plaza Associates, LLC
CASES: 15-000531u FLUM amendment
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COMMISSION DISTRICT: District 5 [Keon Hardemon]
PZAB — 3&4
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REQUEST: FLUM Amendment: from "Duplex Residential" and "Low Density Multifamily
Residential" to "Major Institutional, Public Facilities, Transportation and
Utilities" ; and
ZONING Change: From T3-L "Sub -urban Transect Zone - Limited and T4-L
"General Urban Transect Zone — Limited to CI "Civic Institution".
LOCATION: 30 NW 44th Street, 29 NW 42nd Street and 4202-4330 North Miami Avenue,
Miami, Florida
LOT SIZE: Approximately 1.32± acres (57,499.20 sq. ft.)
RECOMMENDATION: Approval
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
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FLUM Existing
NW 45TH Sl
NW 44TH ST
NE 45TH ST
Duplex
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NW 42ND ST
NW41ST ST
Single Family
Residential
NE 44TH ST
Low Density
Restricted
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Dup ex -
Residential
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
PZAB-3
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FLUM Proposed
NW 45TH ST
NE 45TH ST
NW 44TH ST
Duplex -
Res'dental
NW 42ND ST
Major Institutional,
Public Facilities,
Transportation, and
Utilities
NW41S
S ngle Family
T ST - Residential
NE 44TH ST-
Low Density
Restricted
-Commercial
Dup ex -
Resi dential
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
Zoning Existing
NW 45TH ST
NW 44TH ST
NE 45TH ST
T3-L
NW 42ND
ST
T4-L
NW4IST ST T4 L
NE 44TH ST
T3-0
T3-L
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
T4-0
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Zoning Proposed
NW 45TH S
NE 45TH ST
NW 44TH ST
T3-L
NW 42ND ST
T4
N MIAMI AVE
NW41ST ST T4 L
910
NE 44TH ST
T3-0
T3-L
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
T4-0
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
CRITERIA FOR REZONING:
A change to the next Transect Zone.
T3-L&T4-L+ CI
Current Conditions
FLR Maximum
(Permitted by Code)
Maximum Conditions
(Developed Under T3 Regulations)
Existing Single Family Residents
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Vacant Land Existing Structure
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T4-L
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CI
PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
CRITERIA FOR REZONING:
A change to the next Transect Zone.
T3-L&T4-L+ CI
Current Conditions
FLR Maximum
(Permitted by Code)
Maximum Conditions
(Developed Under T4 Regulations)
Existing Single Family Residents
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Vacant Land Existing Structure
T3-L
T3-L T4-L
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
DENSITY (UNITS PER ACRE)
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
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PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Department of Planning and Zoning
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• Contextually sensitive and does not provide substantially different
treatment than what is provided for under current zoning.
• Decrease the allowed density from 36 du/ac to 18 du/ac.
• Acts as a protective buffer for the established residential
neighborhood form more intensive development.
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• Does not create negative precedent of higher density and intensity
zoning intrusion.
Recommendation: Planning & Zoning Department
recommends Approval
MIAMI 21 (EXISTING)
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NW 45TH ST
NW 44TH ST
T3-L
NW 42ND ST
NW 41 ST ST T4-L
NE 45TH ST
-N MIAMIAVE
T3-O
NE 44TH ST
T3-L
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
T4-O
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30 NW 44 ST, 29 NW 42 ST
4202, 4220, 4308, 4310, and 4330 N MIAMI AV
0 75 150 300 Feet
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MIAMI 21 (PROPOSED)
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NW 45TH ST
NW 44TH ST
T3-L
NW 42ND ST
NW41STST T4-L
T4-L
NE 45TH ST
-N MIAMIAVE
T3-O
NE 44TH ST
T3-L
NE 43RD ST
NE 42ND ST
T4-O
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30 NW 44 ST, 29 NW 42 ST
4202, 4220, 4308, 4310, and 4330 N MIAMI AV
0 75 150 300 Feet
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