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Home My WebLink AboutO-08615ORDINANCE NO:. $615 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE CVO. B911, THE COMPREHENSIVE BONING ORDINANCE POR THE CITY OP MIAMI, BY AMENDING ARTICLE XV, CENTRAL COM ' MERCIAL, C-3 DISTRICT, BY ADDING A NEW sun -SECTION (6-A) TO SECTION 2, TO ALLOW CAR RENTAL AGENCIES WITH CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS, AS PERMITTED U:3Esj REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS T13EREOI' IN CONI'LICT INSOI'AR AS THEY ARE IN CON- t'LICT; AND CONTAINING A SEVERAMILITY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of December 1, 1976, Item #3, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 35-76 by a 7 to 0 vote, recommending amendment of Comprehensive zoning Ordinance No. 6871, ARTICLE XV, Central Commercial, C-3 District, by adding a new Sub -section (6-A) to Section 2, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the Commission deems it advisable and in the best interest of the City of Miami and its inhabitants to amend said Ordinance, as hereinafter set forth; NOW, 'THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OP THE CITY OF rlIAMi, FLORIDA: Section 1. ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami be, and the same is hereby amended by amending ARTICLE XV, Central Commercial., C-3 District, by add- ing a new Sub -section (6-A) to Section 2 as follows: {6-A) Automobile Rental Agency provided that not more than 20 automobiles, or passenger vans holding up to 15 passengers, be stored in conjunction with said facility and that no automobile repair or service facilities, except for gasoline pumps, be provided. Section 2. All ordinances, code sections, or parts thereof in conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict, are hereby repealed. Section 3. Should any part or provision of this ordinance be declared by a court of :competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a whao. PA M!) ON PIM ABADIN Y TtTLB ONLY t La 2 th day 0f sr EE January - 1977. PASSED AND ADOPTBD ON anCOND AND PINATA READINO tTIT= ONLY thi jday of,FEBRUARY___.0 1977. —4tt sibs 11 .4,504 PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: k.... IL, michei E. Anderson Assistant City Attorney APPRO AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: Ge rge F. Knx, Jr. City Attorn MAYOR MIAMI IIINflL"Vii *ND DAMP fieCONIO ftibrislied IMO etre &mitt, Nottitty ithrl Ltspd nolliityA ShIltri# Nth *orgy, Hyoid(' Mat St MAMBA CatItitV Of trAIDL Seen The tieetemmee it/thme Aimee, sp. • FIRIMilf ad MI PutrInitnr, Wen IIt Sli Nee Rutty efeitit, *ive en eft Iffit f/ fill , a Silly terreslis se, L I igriglyiu Myna 1 ;yet: 'Mlle St howl in D • tatrifty, remit t t trre ettstmee earl dt NM. 11111111rnt MN s Lai Advertisement at *Mice m The mailer ef City of ta,, Ploricla : oPbtrcr: tlo. 8615 XXX in the COWL wet pubilshed in Said nervIlabliSt In the issues at larch 2 , 1977 ADMt tutthet says that the said Miimi Review end Danz Iteeord it e newborns, published et 111 tbld Cesunta• Pieties, one that the said news- paper net 'woofers been continuously published In Slid Dime County, MOMS, stem day phew astute*, Sunday and Leger Holidays) and has bean &Martel le Mond 41101mali matter at the post oftlee In mie', In seam Dada county, 'Fiends, tore period of one year next Oteeechne the slut publication of the attached copy of achrenibentantr and Oiled further says that the has neither paid not promised any ',Mon, firm at eblyaritibli any dltebunt, MAW tOMMISIlan at refund tot the purpose or Securing thit advertisement fbr Oublitatlaii in the said hiwatipaser, ti 66 4 r 6 4 .10 Sworn to and substribed betom me this ;41d...day et •• A.D. 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CON.; SPICT1(iNS Ott Jinni% tIllottor cr)N1.1.1C"1: iNSriPArt As ,rtiESt tti 1 CONPLICT: AN')L NTA IN V(1" A SI-APitoV1et0St. ‘3k/v2tivit Is deitignitkil Olditifinee ,v•ive,:ttio',Cep ,,t1 tiro 2tei daS• NInteh. m moo ("Ill' (MP MIAMI. 111,11T1111A rtt, t-t"tv nAi.rtt 14BOAL N TiCt All interested will take native that on the 23rd day at February, 1977 the Commission of the City of Miami, Florida adopted an ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE POR THE CITY OP MIAMI, BY AMENDING ART/CLE XV, CENTRAL COM- MERCIAL, C..'3 D/STR/CTp EY ADDING A NM SUB -SECTION (B-A) TO SECTION 2k TO ALLOW CAR RENTAL AGENCIES =PH CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS, AS PERMITTED USES; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONPLICT INSOFAR AS THEY ARE IN CON— PLICT: AND CONTAINING A SLIT? PROV/SION. which is designated Ordinance No. 8615. RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAHI,FLORIDA " , • PLANNING PACT SHEET APPLICANT REQUEST EXPLANATION BACKGROUND City of Miami Planning bepartnherit November 4, 1976 Consideration of amending the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance #6871 ADT1Cl,t XV CkNTDAL COMMERCIAL. C.3 1)IST11ICT by adding a new subsection (6 A) to 8ecticn 2 to allow car rental agencies, with certain restrictions) as permitted uses. The existing corning ordinance does not allow car agencies except in the C.4 or more liberal zoning districts, This request would permit their establishment in the C.3 zoning district Decently, a requestwas made to the City Manageris office regarding the relocation of a rental car agency in the downtown C-3 zoning district. The request was prompted by the fact that the agency which has been established down. town for a number of years was moving to a new location across the street and presently, the C-3 zoning district regulations prohibit the establishment of this use. The operation of a rental caragencyinvolves a relatively small office faci lity with a relatively small number of employees along with provisions for the storage of approxi- mately 15 vehicles to be available for customers using the agency. The parking facilities are usually provided in an existing parking lot or parking structure throughlease arrangement between the parking facility and the rental car agency. The downtown C-3 district is the heart of the metropolitan area encompassing retail, financial and office activities; since business and tourist activities have a need for rental vehicles, a car rental agency subject to certain conditions is a necessary function and use in the downtown community. Certain conditions should govern the number of automobiles to be facilitated by the particular agency and a limitation should be imposed as to servicing of these vehicles. The industry's operation usually includes a main terminal facility from which all vehicles are repaired, serviced and dispatched to smaller agencies or rental. desks. It is highly unlikely that a terminal facility would be provided downtown, however, appropriate conditions should assure that the use would be compatible with surrounding land use activities in the down- town area. 6?7-1,t10', � �6is Approval, it is recommended that automobile ile recital agencies be permitted uses in the Central Coltitliereiat Cgil District. In response to discussion by the Planning Advisory Doart1 following their vote to approve, the 1epartmerit made two clarifications: a) to allow passenger vans holding up to 15 persons and b) to allow gasoline pups in the facility (see attachtneitt). Approval, by Resolution PAD No. 35.76 in a 7.0 vote of December 1, 1976. Passed on lst reading, January 26, 1977, by a 5.0 vote. RECOMMENDATION PLANNING D PTr PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD CITY COMMISSION PD 11/17/76 r 12/28/76