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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-77-0225RPC/rb S/8/77 properties variety of RESOLUTION NOg 77-225 A RESOLUTION AUTHOR/ZINO THE CITY MANAGER TO EXTENb THE ATTACHES LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE MIAMI YACHT CLUE POR A ONE YtAR TtRM# EXPIRING MARCH 12, 1978, DURINO WHICH TIME THt CITY WILL PREPARE AN OVtRALL DtVtLODMtNT PLAN FOR THt tVENTUAL COMPLETE OtVtLOPMENT OP WATSON ISLANbg WiltRtA8# the City of Miami has leased certain on Watson Island to WiltREAS, the Miami public services for the Miami Yacht Club; and Yacht Club has performed a the City; and WHEREAS the current lease with the Miami Yacht Club expired on March 13, 1977; and WHEREAS, the City is in the process of preparing an overall development plan for the future development of Watson Island; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The current lease agreement with the MiamiYacht Club (copy of which is attached hereto and made a part thereof) is hereby extended for a one year term, expiring March 12, 1978, during which time the City will prepare an overall development plan for the eventual complete development of Watson Island. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of March, 1977. , RALPH G. ONGIE CITY -CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY; ,- RODERT F, CLARK, AasIstant I MURICE A, FERRE MAURICE A. FERRE MAYOR "SUPPORTIVE "DOCUMENT INDEX DOC(11,‘,IFNT.Q ITEM NO Ity Atty APPROW0,2hS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS; t°1*. 'ttey40--- CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF MARI, 6 1977 RmatuilogiN), Ir. ar 10,-MAlta; ttt ttlEftWAttellIMMI. • tngt AORVTVIT 218 LASH mar-2=T, made And enterad into thia tilt) th day oP Atha 1957# by and between Tat CITY OV !ALM) A IttlIm elo 1 Corporation of the State of Florida, herein called the taaaor# and t1 t1X ALJ23, a ton-prorit corporation or the State of Plorida# har6in called the Leszee: WiltnEASI, the Charter of the City or Miami authoritea and a:tool/era the Cit7 or Mini to do all things whatsoever nacess. eary or expedient for promoting or maintaining the senora' welfare of the City of tiart or Ito inhabitants, and ZVEREAS, such empowering provision of the Charter autho. r zea the City of Mani to establish sltall boat facilities, and W2ErtEAS, the City of niami does not now maintain ade— quate =all boat facilities in the central portion of the cit7 of adjacent to Biscayne Bay, and MERI2A3„ the Miami Yacht Club has since the yea. " 1947 maintained such facilities on a portion of Watson Island and that such facilities have been used by not only the members of tho Club but the public as well, and WREITBAS, the Miami Yacht Club since its Cocupance or a portion of Watson Island haa: „.. 1. Taught sail boating, water oafety„ fret aid, and swimming to the youth of tha area, its members and to the public. • • 2. 'ad o facilities available to thejtGuard Auxiliary, Civil At r ?atrol and many 'others, at no cost, which would be of oerv101 tn tImaa of Omereno7, na well 03 boatins regatta, all of which has been of boneflt to the c;anoral velrare of the City of littarat and ita Inhabitants. 3. UPtabliohca aAd cond4otod boat resatta WIloh have browiht az4 wIll continue to br1n.1; Internattonal Pulioit7 to Ilazi. SUPPeRMIE OCUrot, FO " C 0 ? e.) t..? 4.e CoMbatted, through its deti/ities It aft affirmative =Atari juVenilo dOlihquenCY it the City br 'AMA. 5. Aided in orovidiftl facilities tor c.tall boating in the City ot 6. Pioneered sniall boattft,-4 tn the nisAi area and this -pioneering has aided in ostablithirig small boatln8 ft3 a major economic asset to the Minra area., and MEIMAS, the City of '41=1 considers the above named cervicta to be mervioaa of a public nature, quasi municipal in charaeter, and MSREAS, the Miami Yacht Club has established itself internationally as an asset to small boating and in so doing. publicizes the City of IZIami, and V8.2a2AS, the Clt7 of niami deeires to aid inaofar as is possible the small boat industry of the City of and *MESAS, the1iinmi Yacht Club has financed and built the facilities it is now using on a oortion of Watson Island, and that the said club occupisd a portion of Wateon island prior' to the time the City received a deed fro a the I. I. 3oard to Wateon Island, and wilERAS, the greater interest of th meMbers of said club and th3 public generally will be better served by the 03— pala3ion or the facilities of the Mami Yacht Club to include substantial improvemente for the purposes herein expreseed, and will aid focusing. the attention of the public r;enerelly and the vieittng tourists to the recreatienal facilitiee available in the niamti area, by the expanston of said facies by the tat Yacht Clu:D, to include substantially evanded qaartera for its •• "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS • 'FOLLOW" • cop I 11111111111111111111111110131111111111 IIII todeert, tea Vit=PAZ, the Citr Of Miati ttlabgtille3 eldt *Ad 711111 YadhtCLui tn orAer to Pinante additional improveeentt nsetee tare' to itt oeetatIon and to eake avellabIo launching tailitiee to itt members and to tha public, mutt have A 1eaeo, and the Olt, of iall in ita over all development plan for tha ?Orb o tLi doea not for ouch purposes presently' toed the premises hartin dem:load: S Set T..11_e That for and in tonsideration of the foregoing and in further Coneldraton of the covenants heroin contained and In consideration of the said Club continuing the functionit now renders at hereinabove noted in the preamble to thie Lease Aereement on the part or ha Lestee tobe kept and perfoemed, the said Lessor does hereby 1ee to the said Lesaee, the follow. Ins described propert7: Cemmence at a point ehown m3 P.T. Sta. 25 * 50 on the OFFICIAL !AAP 0? LOCATION AND SURVEY OF A PORTION OF SECTION 8706, DESIGNATED AS A PART OF STATE ROAD A-1-A 13 DAD3 COUNTY, :FLORIDA, aa recorded in gap Book 56 at Pose 71 of the Public Eecorde of Dade County, Florida, said point being the point of tangency of the center line of the most norther17 curve of General Douglas nacArthur Cal:pewee, running southeaateardly from the northweeterly corner of Watson Ieland and having a radius of 1432,69 feet and a central angle or 62000700n; thence run northeaetwardly along the northeaster17 pro- longation of the radial line of the aboveeentionad curve for a dietance or 670074 feet, more or leas, to . the point of beeinning of the tt racof land hereinafter eUPPnr FI "NIEd tl" esor_oe ; -once delloc.ing to tie rie;ht 111000000" wi 15 0! r•A • DOC ti I' EN run southward17 for a dence ietof eeeeee4 xeet, more or . te a point; thence deflecting to the left 32°21'03" FOLLOW" run oaetwerdly for a dietance of 353,15 feet, emre or lees, to a point; thence deflocting to the loft 97°391:5211 run northwardler for a dietance of 33o.33 feet, more or leee, to a point; thence dafleotine to the loft rgn northweetwardly for a diatanoa of 50,072 oet, more or lees, to a point; thence deflecting to the lort 90000'001 run southweetwardly for e dittance or 64.$$ felt; nor° or loao, to a point; thenc‘ defloctinz to the left 54°00100" run Poutbwardly for a diatanoo 9: 316,53 feet, more or 13”, to tlflo point of beginning, Conteining 4,7 aoroa, more or loo3, An eavement for insrove and eZreas will be vided by the City or Mani* P. 6 To MAWS' AND To 110f110 the tad for tha term b iont7 (2) years, oomtenelft8 oft the 1Sth day of !lareh, 11)51, ti?it said teSsee payin; fh0t,ertfr t5 tha Lea6or na rent, the Marl of one DoIlat, (2)1.00) per year. And the said Lessee eovetants with the aaid 'Leaser to pay the tent as above provided oa the 13th day or :::ardh 1V7l. ana oath succeeding year on it del,;e tor the said term of tale teased to !:ls!ke 110 1.1111AWfU1p improper or offensive U30 of tho (1.,1:tIzetta premisee; to make no assignment of thin lease or to sublet any part of said premises without the written consent of the Leo'; to make no use of said premisee for any other purpose than Veto performance and aotivitle3 directly connected vith the 4,12-JuIY.ACET CLU3, and to quit srid deliver up said premises at the end of said term in as good condition as they are tit the time of the emecution hereof (ordinary wear, deoay and da.mage by the element3 only excepaa). And the said Laesee hereby covenants and asreee that, if default shall be made in pa7ment of the rent n3 aforeeald, or if taa said Lessee shall violate any of the covenants of this Lease, then said Lessee shall become tenant at stiferance, hereby vai7ing all right of notice, and the Lessor ohall be entitled itemediately to re-enter and re -take poseeesion of the dem:toed premises, Lasee further covenante and agreee to pay all taxes lawfully ae3essed againet veld real estate for tho term of thie It tp further underateo4 and agreed by and between the Leoeor and the Leeeee that the Teeleee of the 9r041aee Ileretn 4„loeoribod will hold and pave tho Lawsor barmleoe from, an7 014,1= of damage arleing by reeeon of injur7 to porsnau wed property EijPP07!VE C 0 ? 1.-"I • . ' tr- ' '; • , 4 t.. • alcoholic haver goe, or t o gala or any otAor :'ha hale without : 43t 04t4iniA3 DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" It is iriturrd by. ehe essso t► d use of the flr !':'1s* s s And it la utit e t..t t ars'+ood And tgrood h.it tits Lesser ajJUMds resp0 ice► 47. tag w3ii..}` t W Mcr for tJha iti juti'ot to p+:7i a7ens br j; r per .7 taneurrad l:7.A,Vtil-tif the va 3ratione Ca i 3d on J f..3 to 364 unties tho t 1 t3 or this • 3l' riot 'The t ossa►3 v'2U City. Clerk tnsuranoo p o7 ;t`-! ch to rotoect ; o Cit7 of ':i... i Pron any 3Lai it7 t' et -ay be incurred by anyone upon the c a: iaa+i premises. Such policy shall provido for €.. 3iab31i ' .. at'ti or account or each acoid3nt restating in a bodily injury O death to one 'parson' of not loss. than „1XJ,OOO and a.liabilit7. t o t of ' ' t= i bodii7 ' r death limit ..n d..cot..n� accident r�aalt.��� W.:� o. to :.tare than one parson o: not lost than 2O0,,OOO, It .a further understood and n re 1 b7 e.nd bot ten the Lo330r and Lcsoee tria t u':13 LeA3e is sidejosh to t,18 provisions c r. certain Soil .Disposal ta33 :en t between tie City of :!ia.3.L and United States of Anerica, elated t le lath dal of :Voruary, 19tt3, for a, :o du=In; of fill on l:e ) opertZ d3scribed _:are .rabovo and in front of the ;Ironert7 da3cri»d o nabov , a.:d t at the L43 309 a ree9 not to interfere -ett:i :3:^_7 optir:}.i:,i;nz 'a7 viz? United States of America pursuant to the said nasemant, It is further covenanted and agreed by and >:e t1Too n the %'esrJQr 'nd L0339 that no otrttct:ar' or a;:r..Ctt a3 ri.`.+3 ' 3* w'3caod upon the property se forth in the Les3e unlaaq tao plans: , J t .,.;; tA. 20 Pirst subs: ed to t o Di eCtar or .,h Dep 3r t=ent of �71:>inec r,'.n 3, uad tEle approved b,; she City :ianaz,er of why City County, Florida. or ti m ,, tr ac. o ru't or oovemanto3 and n sad by and ' qt-aeon he ri or and Leaeee that the Looms ah411 not o vie rood,, . drIn% dine to t:IO the All4071, tho written co Sant oe C +-x WAR t ,ewe t.`Jt3't;at V 3 I -G p ed a�%.�Cl M i t I.r, .Ya P:;:lie'it�iip C:OY..i't3�;:: �Yi�. � b� «'? a b;i a >�• � : tr•3 3b `' t . ' t. 014 0,13 r it ' :.�i l'J i 3 y .'1.3 'ra'tw3 4 toned on t:7'3 tt 1:i.`-i 3 It 1.3 hereby 1:Ii;+ :?r"3 a o06 a 'il `do 4;1:.3 1 ti`,`t.i La3not aria L'?3333 that any -al.. 3 or y:)1, Ial.n , to bo :Oi3A .'`i with e,t p.,,,• connection with.v..ae a::::l;.aci`3 lJ3ai3 ha7'.il.s.»:1.3r s33�.I i~1.'3u approved by the tarieta' before : ,3 t31134t+' n rya) It is t�` .s.sthy Cd/`3`:'ta_lwed and agreed 3.;:' end between the tha and Lessor r Lessee n ." � �• this teasel 'c3?y. all rights or the Lessee hereunder,shall at the "i ^• of tie Lessor C..339 uvr..,.{.wane upon said L e$334 dlt3ct7.^,tl.1:3..`"I.g the present operation and Lai Oi the demised p ?mis33a :r is ft. a.., .,. C y 8._ "l v .a e= •.'�.:•1Ci a «. _ e o a by 7 C3 0 3 tw e t3 i1 v ls'"..B Yrca.` oor 4•r .a L*35 a that anyani all ;�"`..orov 3L1tLr3 p1ac c. upon v `3 p shall ♦, i't i ' 1. • t.._ A •ri demised '3� �.r3 3 a S .� �., .,3..�.r..r3 t:7© property O> ik._3 City Oi. .:t.t.«."Il at ti a termination of this lease, It is f'::rther co7enani>+a and aTra r? that u^i 3 L3?333 7 b:3 eano32 3d'. b7 ti'33 Ie2sa.9 3`. It is further co7enantTd ziri a`need that the :,esser this .�'i 3a c3 C:.is.v:3l i"i z3 'IIJOn s..,.,«.,y s..... (6) r'.On.v.'I:3 notice :L�"1,.' :Jr i i'.�-..'�,9 r..a.i+.lcd to th3 Leszed upon 'tha dar.lised p er:13es ha Laws,",` in. t. 2tL on to cancel this Lease., provIded i'!3:,ever/ the La3sor ehal2 pv to .3 .4;7G tt z"i qi n? s-: O:. ;,t,:;q ;I-'O"O'+'1"1'`1t3 (.7•.1 •J l:' ,^�"3 t .1. Ir�1�:.i7 .:.ntci co: 31+:J �? 11 t'3 L:';l?_"3tt l zt n j p_� thc, .r• �''o ':.' � .a� ., s! ^. 1 l3':3.3 1azaJa 11'15 r ;'1 upon • .'3 C+3pn4'C.it1O''tJ^.?C. ..pp,,:143 d cju?l1 je3 roia c a u'j a,3;a,7a. '20 i_^_;3 C.. " UPP RrJ / . DiVIE1 1 S FOLLQ W" 6 O 4 ae Ofta and tha Lasses to ppolut atother and those twa appraisere to rondor their reportj unless they eta Utt1 thagreeA ift tittie1t twantj, the two appointed appraisers shall select a third qualified roal ostate appraiser and the report of the three appraisers dhall be binding upon the parties hereto. Ift the event said three appraisers Th uha'alo to asvae) the Lessor and the Lessee d,nall have the ight to petition the Circuit Court to properly ascertain the appraised actual value. Said pant of the aetualtalua or the 1=Prtvement3A if env', shall ba made as of such termination of the te4SO and must be paid ithin thirt7 (30) da7s of tha next ensuing budget year, Said appraisers' fees and costs to be paid scaall7 b7 the Lessor and tha Lassee# III ;17:MSS mitnEv, the parties hereto have caused their respective names to be subscribed and their corporate coals to be *frizzed hereto, this the day and year first above written. This agreement shall not so into effect until the parties hereto compl7 ulth the terms and conditions net forth by the internal improvsment Board of the State of Florida; said terms and conditions are recorded in the minutes of the Internal I=prove=ent Board of the atate of Florida and aro recorded in their minutes of the meeting of !Jay 28, 1957, held ta Tallahaaaae, and that said Board has found that this lease is not in violation of any restrictions or limita- / itions of record of the use ye -doh may be placed upon the demised land, AT=ST; "SUPPOR PIE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" / r. L. Corrol City Cler4 ATTZST; C- erme S. Clark gocrotar7 Le400 474)(pment eximtqd nrouant to Fesdution No, 'I CITY CI7Y O NIXTI, FLORIDA, A ,.:unIcipal Corporation City r•Ana3or TTIAMI YACHT CL150 Inv, a non.prefit corporation or the Btate or norlda By Albert S. Griffin Commodore AMOWD A5 TO FOHM / 3aee R Ries Aseistaat CIA t ..ay err? O= M•.,,::r. FLC:2tD tFt T:.u: ,Joseph R,. Grassie City Manager Richard 1,, postoen,T Director Planning Department Match 4, 1971 sui .: Marina Development 3 Several Weeks ago, the City Commission directed the staff to begin exploring possibilities for marina development on Watson island, particularly on the northern shore of the Island, oppo- site the proposed Watson Park, The question of marina development however, should be taken in a broader context, The marine industry is the fourth largest industry in Dade County, and recent articles in the Miami Herald suggest there is a 6,000 slip deficit currently existing in Dade County, This does not recognize a potential demand if additional slips were available. The City of Miami has approximately 33 mules of bayfront, of which 15 miles is under public ownership or control. It is apparent that there are a number of competing demands for the use of this limited resource, and certainly marine -related facilities, and marina development,shouid be high on the City's list for consid- eration for use of bayfront property. The City has never addressed the issue of marina development in a comprehensive way. There are some very basic questions which the City should address, such as: a. The type of marina development that should be undertaken. b. The location of marina development. c. The scale and size of development, and required supporting facilities. d. The kind of management that should be considered for marina development, ie, private operator, public operation similar to Dinner Key, or lease to private non-profit organizations. Page 1 of 3 "SUPPN _V E DCC=vtE_ ► FOLLOW" VP Olk d seph R, Gtassie Match 4, 15/7 There Is, of course, a potential for producing revenue for the City ftorii marina development, but the result of producing rev- enue is that the number of small boat owners, or middle and lower lncore families, would be excluded from the boating mar- ket. There are indirect benefits which could accrue to the City from expanding Marina facilities such as creating basic industrial jobs in boat building and marine supply, as well as increasing the number of setvice-oriented jobs, such as boat maintenance, sail making, etc. However, a number of reg- ulatory agencies may impact on marina development potential, and there is the question of the adequacy of the infra -structure to serve Marina development. The issue of marina development along Biscayne Bay, is in my opinion, too important to the City to be taken on in a piece- meal fashion. It is my recommendation, that we seek consulting services to perform the following activities: a. Preliminary examination of all potential marina development sites within the City of Miami, including Biscayne Bay, Batson Island, Miami River, and other sites that may be appropriate. b. An examination of various strategies which could be employed for marina construction, financing and management. Develop priorities for marina construction, based on economic feasibility, relationship to other development plans in the City, and impact of various regulatory agencies. It is further my recommendation, that a study committee he formed to assist the City, including representatives from the Marine Coun- cil and other interest groups, such as representatives from shore- line planning agencies, and various environmental groups. This analysis should provide the City with an overall strategy for development of marinas and a timetable for marina construction with- in the City. I would estimate that technical consulting services to survey possible marina development sites and analyze the impact of regulatory agencies on various development would require four to five months and require a budget of $10,000-$15,000. Funding is available from second year Community Development as part of our Economic Development Program. c. f Page 2 of 3 lieur)ne-st-)-rn D L: V �i r 1 E N• S FOLLOW" Joseph . Otassie Match 4, 19,7 As caveat to the above recommendations, i am attaching Resolu- tions which Mould extend the current leases with the Miami Yacht Club and the Miami Outboard Club, located on Watson Island, for a period of one year. Where are two reasons for this extension. The first relates to the above recommendation to develop an over all strategy, of capital improvements program, for marina develops went; the second is the proposal to develop a comprehensive master plat for Watson island. Both of these should be accomplished well within the ofl.e year lease extension, and would provide a basis for further discussions and decisions over the future of the north shore of Watson. Island, It is my recommendation that the Commis- sion also act oft these two Resolutions at their March 16th City Commission meeting. Attachments Page 3 of 3