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Home My WebLink AboutO-08616S ORDINANCE MN 8616 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 6571, THE Ct2MPREHENSiVE ZONING ORDINANCE POR THE CITY OP MIAMI, BY AMENDING ARTICLE XtV-1, SPECIAL COM- MUNITY COMMERCIAL, C-2A DISTRICT., BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH (1) TO SECTION 2, SUBSECTION ('57) TO ALLOW SUPPER CLUBS AS CONDITIONAL USES AND BY DELETING EXISTING SECTION 7 AND SUBSTITUTING A NEW SECTION 7 TO CLARIFY THE HEIGHT LIMITS; AND BY AMENDING ARTICLE XXIV - SIGNS, BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH (i) TO SECTION 6, SUBSECTION (2) TO PROVIDE SPECIFIC FLAT SIGN LIMITATIONS POR ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE PER'ORMING AND/OR EXHISITtNG ARTS LOCATED IN THE C-2A DISTRICT, AND BY ADD/NC A NEW SUB- SECTION (4) TO SECTION 6 TO REQUIRE PLANNING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL OP NEW SIGNS PERMITTED IN THE C-2A DISTRICT; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT INSOFAR AS THEY ARE IN CONFLICT; AND CONTAINING A SEVER - ABILITY PROVISION. WHEREAS, the Miami Planning Advisory Board, at its meeting of December 8, 1976, Item No. 5, following an advertised hearing, adopted Resolution No. PAB 39-76 by a 5 to 0 vote (3 members absent) recommending amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance No. 6871, ARTICLE XIV-1, SPECIAL COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL, C-2A District, by adding a new paragraph (1) to Section 2, S,;.bsection (57), by deleting existing Section 7 and substituting a new Section 7; angYA Ze IXIV SIGNS, by adding a new para- graph (i) to Section 6, Subsection (2), and by adding a new Subsection (4) to Section 6, as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS, the Commission deems it advisable and in the best i-ntrrest 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 of the City of Miami be, and the same is hereby amended by amending ARTICLE XI'V-1, SPECIAL COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL, C-2A District, by adding a new paragraph (1) to Section 2, Sub -:section (57) as fell -owe: (1.) Supper Clubs 1 And b + deleting eXisting Section 7 and subst .ng a new Seotian 7, as fe11dwg: Section 7 = HEIGHT (1) There shall be an absolute height limit of fifty (SO) feet. Section 2. Ordinance No. 6871, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami be, and the game is hereby amended by amending ARTICLE XXIV - SIGNS, by adding a new paragraph (i) to Section 6, Subsection (2) as follows: (i) In addition to the provisions of paragraph (a) and (b) of this section, for establishments of the performing and/or exhibiting arts, (i.e. theaters, cinemas, museums, art galleries or concert halls)., flat signs for the purpose of announcing an event, exhibit,performance or show of a temporary or limited ennagement, shall not exceed an aggregate sign area of two (2) square feet of area for each lineal foot of wall front- ing on a street, provided, however, that the aggregate sign area shall not exceed 200 square feet per building wall; And by adding a new Sub -section (4) to Section 6, as follows: (4) Sign Approval (a) Any sign permitted by subsection (2), para- graphs (a) , (b) , (d) , (f) and (i) of this section shall be required to have the approval of the Planning Department before a sign permit is issued by the Building Department. The purpose of sign approval is to assure that signs are in accord with the general guidelines of this section. Section 3. All ordinances, code sections, or parts thereof in conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict, are here- by repealed. Section 4. 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 validy of the Ordinance as a whole. PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 26th day of ,January: , 1977. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY 'TITLE ONLY this day Of F RUARY ______, 1977. 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B(16 In :XX the eat initilithad told newspaper In the Minn Of !larch 2 1977 Attient tutthet soya that the said Miami ftivIew and Daily Record it a lierfilithrie1 pUbitihed at rdiaftil, ih 118111 Dade COuhty. tiOrida, end that the Said news- 6110111,_ hat htretbibrt been entitinueutly tcublionn 111 Dhdli Ctilitty, tarift,dily (itsallOt 3 inlay, Sunday and Legit firdidayt) end has been entered at Stealth elate Mali Matter at the hbost "Ott ih id said Dade County, Pieties, for ti period tit one yea/ nest proteoute tht first onblitatibit of the attached copy, Of advitnittriterdi and ardent runt*? tart that the hat fleithet �aId het promised any person. firm Of ttodbilltibit any dittriat, tibiae, torntriteetato et fifthd tor the OuroOst or Stanfill* this fidvettitbrnent felt Onblitatidri in the teld tievapapep. #r" etietti tb 'and subceithed hetet* the We # dig of '1,1r A.b. 7 7 hletrOakt y hiblicrttItitt titt fids st Unit. (VALI • t- t My Comitottiort intuttift,nttnit 1971). which is designated Ordinance No. 8616. titnt 11141111, tINDE tIttileb%,Siblt144 ' 1,1sAIAL Ali Intrreotoel wlfl triko that nn thfi Oarif et), ht 1911 (hp 0.,11missi,d1 of tilt City of Atlittfit. trlottil4 ndn$itpd njt aps dinatup elititiot (itibiNAMrt ANitNiliNO ,rlr1I t?'rt No. Tom etiAivity:iti:N%1V1y, zoNtfkal ortotNANekIOtt.irttr, t)r AttANtl. tV AMPNIIV1/40.Arettetag.: XtV4..srit= ri NI, i•iimmuxity coNIStEttllNts, c-gA Dierrmet fly AimiNt; A NE.W PAI)AottAPI) (11 tfl titeriON 2. hrtspErTioN !At) to Attott• St:PPP:It tlitrtle ()N»trtoNAt. Vet:h ANI) ttie ot4f.trrN() *)t1ARINI) $!..(11()N ANri guhsttilltINO A Ntttfr,SC11DN .to 111...30111* tilMtirrt; AND, .‘1111(1.r: xXlit st(;NFI. 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ONGIE CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA M1AM1 fittVW AND ONLY *ION Published Nat stadia ffrieriey, !twat" nil Leuul tlniMnjs WOW, MA *neap rintitiii ltAtt OP tibibriik Curt? t» Mitt ertaire Int_triteirtirerme Pathan, gaternIlly Perin Rath unitta,_ and tin 613 sin Mit Ira logy octet a deity oltit et ftv. if aro it tirtt hi fhb Purolilfilir fit Ilifhi Ir end kmeal oltdaytt Awe puistreried et tend in Dade teurity, Flatlet diet ettatftlie beefy et sever. igmtittrbuip LOW A sanitarian or notice in City, cf.. !1j,..dr4, ORDPIA!.1C". ;Y..9 (7:,1 6 in the thhirt, was published in Mild neetplider In the Muds of ?larch 2, 1977 Anita further toys that the said I/WM Review and Deily heettre t a.nevrepapet pubdthed at MIMI, in tale Met County, Florida. and that the said news. paper ha s heretofore been continuously published In said bade County. Fiend& each day texettit Saturday, Sunday and Legal Hantlaya) and has been !MOM es second Cleat Mail Matter et the post Oleo In Miami, in sale Dade Mindy, Florida tor a ptriod orie veer naid preceding this first publication of the attached copy of advancement! and anent teethes Wit that she has neither paid nor promised any Porton. ?inn or ebtpbratiOn any die/taunt, rebate. commission or patine tot the purpose of teeth/he this advertisement for publication In the said newspapat, ) Swan to 'and subscribed beta* me this ....... dei a.. !lAr(4-= A.b, 19 77 " j • r play Public, deli of rtorlda at Large. tpeoriMitsion 1971). liknAt %Mitt lift 1110 111AEli t1A1!$: titiliEtts -PSEMEA _ Ail .41ton-still will itike ittitiee that int the Q3$t1 cloy Of Vetrre ttrit tio• t'ononlvvi.,fi of the City of Miami. 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ANTI 141* AttlitS:O A NEW ftt7th6F.11401kt lei TO '11ii: il To HP.(1111111 PLANNINO TIF:PARTMPSIT AP- Pitit‘'.kt. t.)6* NrAt di( lkitkilTTED IN T118 C-2A 1 lWII-11(1'. liFt'EA1,iNcl ALL ttitlitSIANI'ES. COnfil S6r- rioNs nit PAP,* 114ERCOP IN CONt•t.irt !NSOPAtt As 'FlikY Alt'' IN CoNlet.te'r: ANI) OrsNTAININil A Stt:VERAttlIATT PIttsVininN. WO) 1. niovigntitett ordinnhve No. stin. ItAl.t,ft �OStrittt (Trit (-t.s.:tttt CITY OF 'MIAMI. Ft,01111)A Pohilonitrin ot ttov nth(' tht' 2rui tiny or 'March, 191‘7, M Shit) 3/2 tttAt VOTICP, All interested will take notice that on the 23td day of Pebruary# 19 the Commission of the City of Hiami# Plorida adopted Ati otdInanee entitled . AN ORDINANCE MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6871, THE COMPREHENS/VB ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OP MIAM/0 BY AMENDING ARTICLE XIV-1# SPECIAL COM.. MMNITY COMRERCIAt# C.-2A DISTRICT, BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH (1) TO SECTION 2# SUBSECTION (S7) TO ALLOW SUPPER CLUBS AS CONDITIONAL USES AND BY DELETING EXISTING SECTION 7 AND SUBSTITUTING A NEW SECTION 7 TO CLARIFY THE HEIGHT LIMITS: AND HY AMENDING ARTICLE XXIV SIGNS, BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH (i) TO SECTION 6, SUBSECTION (2) TO PROVIDE SPECIFIC FLAT SIGN LIMITATIONS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS OP THE PERFORMING AND/OR EXHIBITING ARTS LOCATED IN THE 0.2A DISTRICT# AND 8Y ADDING A NEW SUB- SECTION (4) TO SECTION 6 TO REQUIRE PLANNING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL OP NEW SIGNS PERM/TM IN THE C-2A DISTRICT: AEPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEM)? IN CONFLICT INSOFAR AS THEY ARE IN CONIPLICT: AND CONTAINING A SEVER - ABILITY PROVIS/ON. which is designated Ordinance No. 6616. RALPH C. OM= CITY CLERK CITY OF NIAMI, FLORIDA PLANN I N FACT SHEET APPLICANT REQUEST EXPLANATION City of Miami Nanning Department November 16, 1976 Consideration of amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning Crdinancd #6871: ARTICLE XIV.1 SPECIAL COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL , CL2A DISTRICT by adding a new paragraph (1) to Section 2, subsection (57) to allow supper clubs as condi. tional uses and by deleting existing Section 7 and substituting a new Section 7 to clarify the height knits; ARTICLE XXIV.. 8ICNS by adding a new paragraph (I) to Section 6, subsection 2 to provide specific flat sign limitations for establishments of the performing and/or ekhtbiting arts located in the C=2A district, and by adding a new subsection (4) to Section 6 to require Planning Department approval of new signs permitted in the C44A District. The C-2A district has been in efxect for more than 12 years and a continuing process of refining this new district to improve its effectiveness in achieving the desired objectives has led to the following proposed modifications. To encourage the development of the village center as an activity focus for entertainment, cultural arts, and late evening uses to compliment its role as a retail center. Supper clubs are recom- mended to be included in the conditional use section of the C-2A district. To limit the scale of development consistent with the village character and pedestrian orientation of the area, a height control of fifty (50) feet or four (4) stories was established, however, it has proven to be ambiguous in its application. Present CN2A height controls specify four (4) stories or fifty (50) feet, which ever is less. This effectively prohibits the development of five (5) or six (6) level parking garages even though they may be less than fifty (50) feet in height. The possibility of incorporating one-half level depressed and one-half level raised retail frontages along shopping streets is also discouraged since such an arrangement would produce a four (4) story building under fifty (50) feet with no opportunity for a fifth floor. By deleting reference to numbers of stories the innovative and efficient utilization of building space would be promoted. The sign regulations for the C-2A district now provides for two basic types of signs: those that identify the name or type of business and larger signs identifying the name of a building, shopping or office complex. Experience has shown a third type of sign is needed to announce the showing or performance of limited engagement attractions such as plays, shows, concerts, or exhibits. Advertising a44e 2se �6/6 r PLANNING. FACT yLET APPLICANT REQUEST City of Miami Planning bepartrnent November 16, 1976 COnsideratton of amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning Crdtnancti #6871t AI2TICLt HIV=1 SPtCIAIJ COMM N/TY C MMMICIAi ■ C=2A tISTRICT by adding a new paragraph (1) to Section 2, subsection (57) to allowsupper clubs as condi& gong uses arid by deleting existing Section 7 and substituting a new Section 7 to clarify the height limits; AItTICI E XXIV» SIGNS by adding a new paragraph (i) to Section 6,, subsection 2 to provide specific flat sign limitations for establishments of the performing anti/or exhibiting arts located in the Ci2A district, and by adding a new subsection (4) to Section 6 to require Planning bepartment approval of newsigns permitted in the C=2A /District. EXPLANATION The Ci2A district has been in ef?ect for more than l Z years and a continuing process of refining this new district to improve its effectiveness in achieving the desired objectives has led to the following proposed modifications. To encourage the development of the village center as an activity focus for entertainment, cultural arts, and late evening uses to compliment its role as a retail center. Supper clubs are recorn- mended to be included in the conditional use section of the C4A district. To limit the scale of development consistent with the village character and pedestrian orientation of the area, a height control of fifty (50) feet or four (4) stories was established, however, it has proven to be ambiguous in its application. Present C-ZA height controls specify four (4) stories or fifty (50) feet, which ever is less. This effectively prohibits the development of five (5) or six (6) level parking garages even though they may be less than fifty (50) feet in height. The possibility of incorporating one-half level depressed and one-half level raised retail frontages along shopping streets is also discouraged since such an arrangement would produce a four (4) story building under fifty (50) feet with no opportunity for a fifth floor. By deleting reference to numbers of stories the innovative and efficient utilization of building space would be promoted. The sign regulations for the C-ZA district now provides for two basic types of signs: those that identify the name or type of business and larger signs identifying the name of a building, shopping or office complex. Experience has shown a third type of sign is needed to announce the showing or performance of limited engagement attractions such as plays, shows, concerts, or exhibits. Advertising d2-2, # i? 6/6 RECOMMENDATIONS -PLANNING DEPARTMENT -PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD -CITY COMMISSION PD 11/29/76 r 12/27/76 for these events depends on somewhat more visible signage than currently allowed under f ‘2A, Additional sign area for these specific purposes is recommended that is greater than eurrettt f -2A controls, but Sty%n smaller than sighs allowed itt other retail districts, An amendment providing for Planning bepartment review of signs has been proposed to correct att oversight in the original sign ordinance, It was always the intent of the district to rewire sign review as a heaps of promoting sign design guidelines in the ordinance, APPROVAL: (see attachment) APPROVAL by PAS 39.76 by a 5.0 vote (2 absent) at the December 8, 1976, meeting, Passed on 1st reading, January 26, 1977 by a 5-0 vote