HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Amanda Quirke Hand-Miami 21 CodeA. Miami 21 Code —1.2 Definitions of Terms
• Building Disposition; The placetnent of a Building on its Lot.
• Building Configuration: The forth of a Building, based on its massing, Private Frontage, and Height
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B. Miami 21 Code — 7.1.2.6 Exception
4. As appropriate to the nature of the Exception involved and the particular circumstances of the case, the following
criteria shall apply to an application for an Exception. The application shall be reviewed for compliance with the regulations
of this Code and a traffic study shall be provided as required by the Planning Director. "Ihe review shall consider the mamter
in which the proposed Use will operate given its specific location and proximity to less intense Uses and shall apply Article
4, Table 12 Design Review Criteria, as applicable.
■ No Traffic Study is required by the Planning Director for this request.
C. Miami City Code - Division 2. Marine Stadium;_ Section 53-52 Regulations generally.
7. The public shall have access to the boat hoist and boatramp facilities at the Marine Stadium during daylight hours at
times when events are not being conducted. There is hereby established a fee of $5.00 as payment for the use of the boat
hoist. but there shall be no charge for the use oldie boaniunp.
• This request and proposed location comply with this section of the City Code.
D. Miami 21 Code - TABLE 12 DESIGN REVIEW CRITERIA CHECKLIST
DESIGN REVIEW CRITERIA REVIEW
COMPLIANCE
UILDING DISPOSITION
• Locate Buildings to respond to the Lot and Neighborhood context taking into consideration
antral Features, existing Urban Form and Transco /one requirements.
N/A
• Reinforce and enhance the Neighborhood pattern and scale of lots, blocks, and open
paces.
Complied
Reinforce and enhance pedestrian and vehicular connectivity between Neighborhood
amenities includin&public open spaces, the waterfront, and community facilities.
Complied
• Ensure development is contextually sensitive to historical and cultural assets that
contribute to the Neighborhood character.
Complied
• Locate Buildings to reinforce and enhance significant locations and conditions such as
terminated vistas and view corridors that contribute to the Neighborhood character.
N/A
BUILDING CONFIGURATION
• 1:nsure the scale and mass of Buildings and Building additions reinforce and enhance the
existing streetscape and Neighborhood character.
N/A
• Create transitions with Abutting properties that reinforce and enhance the Neighborhood
context.
N/A
• Articulate the roof to define the top of the Building, create a transition between Building and
sky. and complement the Neighborhood context.
N/A
• Orient and articulate the Building [pass and architectural elements to reflect the local climate.
N/A
• Provide usable and inviting Open Space that has visible and convenient pedestrian access from
the public realm.
N/A
BUILDING FUNCTION & DENSITY
• Ensure transitions of Density, Intensity. and Height that complement the Neighborhood context.
NIA
• Calibrate Density, Intensity. and Uses to facilitate waikability and promote transit use.
N/A
PARKING STANDARDS
• Minimize the impact of Parking and Loading on the public realm and adjacent properties, Complied
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I. Ivl'iniiuize the number and width of driveways and Curb cuts to reduce conflicts between
pedestrian and vehicular circulation.
NIA
r Screen Parking Structures and surface Parking to conceal internal elements including, but not
!limited to. vehicles. lights, and mechanical equipment from the public realm both day and night.
N/A.
ARCHJTECTURAL STANDARDS
• Design all Building. Elevations visible from the public realm with architectural elements and I
materials that complement the Principal Building Facade to create a cohesive architectural
composition.
N/A
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• Select high -quality, durable Building materials that respond to the urban context and local
climate.
N/A
• Incorporate architectural elements and Building materials at the ground level that enhance the
pedestrian experience through variation in scale, texture, and color.
NiA
• incorporate Facade treatments such as changes in material and articulation to accentuate primary,
Building entries. prominent architectural features, Art, and significant locations within a
Neighborhood.
N/A
• Articulate Building Facades at the street level to activate the public realm and enhance
pedestrian continuity. and at the upper levels to acknowledge long views of Buildings.
N/A
• Establish a pattern of windows and openings that are intrinsic to the Building design and
respectful of the Neighborhood context; when not possible due to site circumstances. embellish
walls with architectural design treatment and/or Art.
N/A
LANDSCAPE STANDARDS
• Preserve existing Natural and Geoia g icy _Features whenever possible.
Complied
• Apply Florida Friendly Landscaping to conserve water, preserve Native plant species. enhance
the City's tree canopy. and promote hest management practices.
N/A
Incorporate landscaping and hardscape that enhance Building design, create inviting
Open Spaces, contribute to a high -quality, pedestrian -friendly Streetscape within the
Neighborhood.
SIGN STANDARDS
Com plied
• Provide Signs appropriate for the scale and character of the Building, establislunent. and
immediate Neighborhood.
N!A
• Design and integrate Signs that complement the Building architecture and Neighborhood
cliaractcr.
N/A
• Place and design Signs so as not to create a nuisance to Abutting properties, disrupt pedestrian
circulation, or cause a traffic hazard.
N/A
AMBIENT STANDARDS
I. Provide on -site lighting appropriate to the Building, streetscape design. and Neighborhood
'character in a manner that coordinates with signage, street lighting,. and landscape.
NIA
ent lighting to minimize glare to the jublic realm and Abutting properties.
N/A
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_• Apply mitigation measures to protect Abutting properties, Neighborhoods, and the public
realm Irom excessive noise. fumes, odors, connnercial vehicle intrusion. traffic conflicts and light
'spillover.
N/A
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Lakisha Hull. AICP, LEED AP BD-FC
Planning Director
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