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Home My WebLink AboutO-08822dMM/t§ 4/27/78 ORb1NANCt NO. MB. 2.2 AN ORbINANCt AMENbINcy OROINANCt No, 6871) THtr COMPt t4ENStVt; ZONING ORDINANCt POR THt CITY OP MIAMI BY CttANOINO THt ZONING CLASSIPICATIoN OP LOT 21, 8LoCt< 16N, P. W. WHITE'S SUB (8-34) , Bt 1NO APPROXIMATt;LY 1029 N.W. 2Nb AVtNLtt , PROM C=2 (COMMUNITY COMM1 t tAL) TO PR (PUBLIC PARR ANb RteRt ATIoNAL) ; AND 8Y MACINO Tt#E NPCCt 88ARY CHANOt 8 IN THE ZONINc3 b/STRICT MAP MAbt A PART OP SAIb ORDINANCt; NO. 6871 t3Y Rt;PtRtNCP ANb bESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE III, StCTION 2 THtREOP; BY REPtALINC3 ALL ORbINANCt~S, CObt SECTIONS, OR PARTS THtRtoP IN CONFLICT; AND CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of April 5, 1978, Item #3(a), following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 15-78 by a 7 to 0 vote (1 member absent), recommending a change of zoning classification as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the City Commission deems it advisable and in the best interests of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to amend said Ordinance, as hereinafter set forth; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami be, and the same is hereby amended by changing the zoning classification of Lot 21, Block 16N, P. W. WHITE'S SUB (B-34), being approximately 1029 N.W. 2nd Avenue, from C-2 (Community Commercial) to PR (Public Park and Recreational); and by making the necessary changes in the Zoning District Map made a part of said Ordinance No. 6871 by reference and description in Article III, Section 2 thereof. Section 2. All laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith be, and the same are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict, Section 3. Should any part or provision of this Ordinance be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the tame shall hot affect the validity of the otdinatice at a whole. PA88tb ON PfR8T IREAb/Nd 8Y TITL8 ONLY thin 19thday of MhY P i918. PA88tD AND AbotT1D ON StCOND AND FINAL ADINTint ONLY this 22nd day of June . 1978. PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: I/ 4/ .1, idr. G. Miriam Maer Assistant City Attorney APPRO George F. City Atto S TO FORM AND -7: ox, Jr. ey TNESS: MAYOR 8822 MIAMI REVIf~W ANbDAILY P tbitf Piihlishr.d Mils n,.cept Sa+Urday. Sti+idav Ind Ipgai Nniiday5 Miami baste County Fln.rrda SPATE OF FlOa1t4 COuNtY Or r r.` F:efizrr fhe, Undor,nlnpd yi+Thorny wr5?natIV an prryrrd Rrr►•. Cas,Irc •ah.r on (lath sly% that She is the irr`rfrr ,.f I e•lai Advrrhsinei of }he `,,liarri Pnvirw and %ia�t•, 44' ,act a daily e.cvet Saturday Siindav and t anal Nrylidays` rr...sna par published at Miami in Dade County Floc da that the attar had Con+ of advrr- tisrr•e't hc-ho a Lelai Advertisement or Notice in the ^`atfnr , CITY OF IMIAMI Re: Ordinance No, 8822 xxxx to the COurt, Nas ntithahed in said newspaper in the issues of June 27, 1978 Affiant firrthr•r says that the Said Miarni Review and Doily petord is a newspaper published at Miami, in said Dade County', Ftnrida. and that the said newspaper has hnretofcre been rnntinuousiy published in said Dade County Florida each day ±e, cant Saturday. Sun day and Lermt tiotuuays1 and has been entered as second r lass mail matter at the poet oft fre in Miarni in saint Darin Crtinty Florida tar a per,c,d of nnr year ne.t rrocorhnq the first pcbtication -if the attached copy of advertisement and aftaa„ t further Sa S'S that she has neither paid nor promise0 any person, firm or corpora- tion an: discount, rebate. Ci3mmiSSiOn or refund for the ,`,iur, r 1f SCSurinrt this advnrsi,,or t11i�IIs��I :n the Said newspaper E • ►• this = • '• 8 • • sworn ,d:.ul%i 434 Ate • • 27th d ! _ JIth 40974 Stein • • � Notary Piihr.' a tq ol'Pltridi�N,is4.aa.0 My Commission expires December fiR.-,vt71 CITY OF MIAMI# DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE All Interested will take notice that an the 22nd day Of June, 1978 the City Commistlon of Miami, Florida patted and adopted the following titled ordinance; ORDINANCE NO. 6822 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI BY CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF LOT 21, BLOCK 16N, P. W. WHITE'S SUB (6.34), BEING APPROXIMATELY 1029 N.W. 2Nb AVENUE, FROM C.2 (COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL) TO PR (PUBLIC PARK AND RECREATIONAL); AND BY MAKING THE NECESSARY CHANGES IN THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP MADE A PART OF SAID ORDINANCE NO. 6871 BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 111, SECTION 2 THEREOF; BY REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS, OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT; AND CONTAINING "A SEVERABILITY PROVISION. RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK Publication of this notice on the 27 day of June, 1978. M 062733 MR.58 it Ralph O. tinole. Clerk of the City or titi. ri0tidtt, bttcby certif (bat on the #44 day of A. 0, t9+�, C a full, tale and correc py of the ah,w nnd foregoing ordinance was pt.sted at tilt South Door of the Dade County Court ltouse at tile place prtscid d for notices and publications by attaching said e ;+y to )he place provided therefor, wITNLSS my hand . lttd the cfiicia5 lt;ity ttis „' .....day, of....,.. �.r. ,.::. A. t.), APPLICANT REQUEST a City of Miami Planning Department March 1' i 1978, 3, APPROXIMATELY_ 1029, NW_ ,2nd AVENUE P.W. WHITE'S SUB (3-34) Blodk 16 N Lot 21. a) Change of Zoning Classification from C-2 COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO PR -PUBLIC PARK AND RECREATIONAL DISTRICT and Request for permission to construct and operate recreational facilities per ARTICLE XVIII-I PUBLIC PARK AND RECREATIONAL USE- PR DISTRICT, per Section 4 (1-3) on above site zoned C-2 (Community Commercial) proposed to be re -zoned to PR (Public Park and Recreational). EXPLANATION To provide for the development of Second Avenue Mini Park. BACKGROUND In the fall of 1976 the site, which was vacant and measures 25 by 100, was offered tothe City in lieu of taxes. Because of its location on N.W. 2nd Avenue, the heart of Overtown, staff felt that its development would compliment the proposed revitalization of NW 2nd Avenue. Coincidently, $50,000 of Community Development funds had been allocated for a mini park in the Overtown area. The original proposed site was NW loth Street and NW 2nd Court. However, a reasonable acquisition agreement could not be reached with the owner so negotiations were terminated. The 2nd Avenue site became the alternative. The Culmer Park Community Development Task Force over- whelmingly endorsed the substitute site. To substantiate that support, the business people directly surrounding the site as well as the Community Relations Board store- front office (located directly in front of the site) were organized into a park committee. The committee's role was to provide input, select the design, recommend any sub -consultants or contractors, disseminate information; and, foremost, exemplify pride in the park through a willingness to help with maintenance and order. There is a City Police Officer on the park committee. By design, the mini park will be passive. It will contain shaded seating areas, game tables, a water fountain, a mural, lighting and trash receptacles. Instead of people standing on the corner of 2nd avenue and llth Street, as they now do, it is anticipated that the park will become the new "corner". 5 MINE ANALYSTS RECOMMENDATION Mtich of the land use around the Second Avenue Mini Park is deteriorated talked coitlmercial/residential buildings. However, directly abutting the site are a barber shop, grocery store, attorney's office; and, across the street is the bade County's Community Relations Board storefront office. positive strides may be achieved through recog- nition and acceptance of people's lifestyles. Develop- ment of this park can be the needed first step. PLANNING DEPARTMENT Approval PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COMMISSION Recommended Approval April 5, 1978. APPROVED on 1st reading, May 19, 1973. • SECOND AVENUE MINI PARK CI Cl (2100 I E71 /f/ // 57: t= 47ex/57 Do 11•••1•M•ir 0 W WWI