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MIAMI 21
REGULATING PLAN
UILDING DISPOSITION
_OT OCCUPATION
APPENDIX F: MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT RETAIL STREET SAP 2023
ILLUSTRATION 5.6 DESIGN DISTRICT URBAN CORE (T6-8)
a.a of Area
5,000 s.f. min.
b.. ot Width
50 ft. min.
c. ot Coverage
1-8 Stories
93.5°% max. SAP aggregate, except
Block 2 West B 1. See 5.6.1.(a)
Above 8th Story
Residential & Lodging:
15,000 s.f. floorplate max.
Office & Commercial: nla
.c Floor Lot Ratio (FLR) b
517 via RAF2 or for Block 2
West B additional Public Benefit via
3.14 of Miami21
e. Frontage at front setback
60% min. or as permitted in 5.6.1.(d)
f. Open Space
6.5% min. SAP aggregate, except
Block 2 West B.3
g. Density b
150 du 1 acre or 300 dulca via RAD.4
BUILDING SETBACKS
a. Principal Front
Est. Setback 0' or 10' via SAP Permit.
0' above 8ih story pursuant to ESA
b. Secondary Front
Same as Principal Front
c. Side
0' min. 15' above 8lh Story
d. Rear
0' min. 15' above 8th Story
Abutting Side
or Rear T5
0' min. 1st through 5m Story
10' min. 6Ih through 8Ih Story
30' min. above 80 Story
Abutting Side
or Rear T4
6' min. 1st through 5th Story
26' min. above 5th Story
Abutting Side
or Rear T3
10% Lot depth min.1,st and 2nd Story
26 ft. min. 3rd through 5th Story
46 ft. min. above 5th Story
BUILDING CONFIGURATION
FRONTAGE
a. Common Lawn
prohibited
b. Porch & Fence
prohibited
c, Terrace or Light Court
prohibited
d. Forecourt
permitted
e. Stoop
permitted
f. Shopfront
permitted
(T6-8 L & O)
g. Gallery
permitted*
h. Arcade
permitted*
i. Cantilever
permitted*
j. Porte-Cochere
permitted*
habitable space above via SAP Permit
BUILDING HEIGHT
a. Min Height
b. Max. Height
c. Max. Building Height
2 Stories
8 Stories
10 Stories via RAF, except
12 Stories Block 2 West B
BUILDING PLACEMENT
Semylary Foni
10' mar ``MI z0 mir
Wpa rral
P40 min.
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115' min.
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5' min
BUILDING HEIGHT
PARKING PLACEMENT
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ABUTTING SIDE $ REAR AIE. ZONES EXCEPT T5,14&T3 ABUTTING SIDE B REAR TS
Max.euildingiL
Height 112 i
Bik 2 west B '1 11 J
Max.Bullding_,..l y
Heigght i 10
via RAF i
Max. Height 1. i 8
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l6
ABUTTING SIDE & REAR T4
ABUTTING SIDE & REAR T3
10% of Lot depth fa Lois more Alan
420'deep amd S'rNnfa Lots less
San120Teet deep
Lot Coverage calculations for Block 2 West B shall be calculated independent of the aggregate calculation for new Buildings within the SAP Area,
except may be calculated in aggregate with Block 2 West C and Block 3 West B.
2 "RAF" Remaining Aggregate FLR. See Article 1, Definitions.
3 For further information regarding Open Space, please see Section (15)(b) of the MDDA Development Agreement and for Block 2 West B see Section
(13) of the RFD Development Agreement.
4 "RAD" Remaining Aggregate Density. See Article 1, Definitions.
5 Please see Article 4 Table 8 regarding no First Layer in the SAP Area.
6 For Block 2 West B the permissible Floor Area shall be calculated as 15 Transect Zone under Miami 21 and Density shall be calculated as 65 duiac
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_ CEIV ° D
SEP 2 0 2023
Findings: PZ-23-16091
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The PZAB makes the following findings with respect to the proposed amended MDD SAP under
PZ-23-16091:
a) The amended MDD SAP is consistent with the Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood
Plan, as amended ("MCNP");
b) The amended MDD SAP complies with the MCNP;
c) The amended MDD SAP is consistent with the orderly development and goals of the
City;
d) The amended MDD SAP complies with local land development regulations pursuant to
the Miami 21 Code, as modified by the Regulating Plan;
e) The proposed development does not unreasonably interfere with the achievement of the
objectives of the adopted State Land Development Plan applicable to the City;
f) The MDD SAP amendment will have a favorable impact on the economy of the City;
g) The MDD SAP amendment will efficiently use public transportation facilities;
h) Any potentially adverse effects of the development will be mitigated through compliance
with the conditions of this amended MDD SAP, as stated herein;
i) The MDD SAP, as amended, will efficiently use existing public and civic spaces;
j) The MDD SAP, as amended, will not negatively impact the environment or any natural
resources of the City;
k) The MDD SAP amendment will not adversely affect living conditions in the
neighborhood;
1) The MDD SAP amendment will not adversely affect public safety;
m) The public welfare will be served by this MDD SAP amendment; and
n) Any potential adverse effects arising from this development, including but not limited to
safety and security, fire protection, solid waste, heritage conservation, and trees, will be
mitigated through compliance with the conditions of this MDD SAP amendment.
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BUENA VISTA
P. a T
HISTORIC
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION
September 17, 2023
Mayor Francis Suarez & City Commissioners
City of Miami City Hall
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, FL 33133
Lakisha Hull, Planning Director
City of Miami Planning Department
444 SW 2nd Avenue, 3rd Floor
Miami, FL 33130
Re: Support for 5th Amendment to Miami Design District Retail Street SAP
Dear Mayor Suarez, City Commissioners and Mr. Garcia:
The Buena Vista East Historic Neighborhood Association has collaborated over the years with our
commercial neighbors, the Miami Design District, as it has evolved into the present-day international
shopping, arts, and entertainment destination.
Recently, the Design District team presented a proposed 5th Amendment to the Miami Design District
Retail Street Special Area Plan to neighborhood residents, which will include (among other things):
• The addition and zoning modifications of the West End properties at 35 NE 40th Street, 3995 N
Miami Avenue, 21 NE 39th Street. The zoning modifications allow for flexibility in stories while
maintaining the same maximum allowed height in the T6-12 properties. For the TS properties
south of 40th Street the height will be increased from 5 stories to 12 stories.
• The addition of 27 NW 39th Street, 3819 N Miami Avenue and 3801 N Miami Avenue to the SAP.
This letter confirms that Buena Vista East Historic Neighborhood Association supports the
above -mentioned proposed 5th Amendment to Miami Design District Retail Street Special Area Plan.
The support of the association is contingent on the developer committing to no increase in FLR and
density at the West End Properties.
Respectfully,
Robin Porter
Buena Vista East Neighborhood Association
P.D. Box 371067, Miami, FL 33137
bvehna@gmail.com
BUENA VISTA HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
http:llwww.BVHNA.Com Email: buenavhna@gmail.com
Mayor Francis Suarez & City Commissioners
City of Miami City Hall
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, FL 33133
Lakisha Hull, Planning Director
City of Miami Planning Department
444 SW 2nd Avenue, 3rd Floor
Miami, FL 33130
Re: Support for 5th Amendment to Miami Design District Retail Street SAP
Dear Mayor Suarez, City Commissioners and Mr. Garcia:
The Buena Vista Heights Neighborhood Association has collaborated over the years with our commercial
neighbors, the Miami Design District, as it has evolved into the present-day international shopping, arts,
and entertainment destination.
Recently, the Design District team presented a proposed 5th Amendment to the Miami Design District
Retail Street Special Area Plan to neighborhood residents, which will include (among other things):
• The addition and zoning modifications of the West End properties at 35 NE 40th Street,
3995 N Miami Avenue, 21 NE 39m Street. The zoning modifications allow for flexibility
in stories while maintaining the same maximum allowed height in the T6-12 properties.
For the T5 properties south of 40' Street the height will be increased from 5 stories to 12
stories.
• The addition of 27 NW 39"' Street, 3819 N Miami Avenue and 3801 N Miami Avenue to
the SAP.
This letter confirms that the neighborhood residents of Buena Vista Heights are in favor of the above -
mentioned proposed 5th Amendment to Miami Design District Retail Street Special Area Plan.
The support of the association is contingent on the developer committing to no increase in FLR and
density at the West End Properties.
Respe
U 'see Kempesid
Buena Vista Heights
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ighborhood Association