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to: t4oriorabte Members of the
City Commission
FROM: P. W. Andrews
City Manager
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su8JEcT: Proposed Model. City Comprehensive
Plan = Agenda Item I11.7
REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
Enclosed for your review is a letter from Mr. Nathaniel Dean, Chairman,
Model City Administering Board to the Commission dated February 11,
1976, transmitting the report "The Proposed Model City Comprehensive
Plan" and requesting that the Commission transmit the report to the Plan-
ning Advisory Board for public hearings.
This item will be scheduled for discussion in the Commission Agenda of
March 4, 1976.
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6969 N,W, 33TH AVENUE
MIAMI, FLORIDA 31i42
TEL: 638.6361
Honorable Mayor Maurice Ferre
City of Miami
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida' 33133
Dear Mayor Ferre: '
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DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN RESOURCES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
February 11, 1976
Enclosed is a copy of the "Model City Comprehensive Plan - Report I Community
Development" which was adopted on December 4, 1974, by the full Model City
Administering Board, now designated as the citizen participation structure for
Community Development under the Community Development Program. This report was
prepared by our County Human Resources Department (Model City Program Division)
in cooperation with the County and City of Miami Planning Department.
It is our desire, and we respectfully request, that the City of Miami Commission
transmit this study report to the Planning Advisory Board for the purpose of
holding a public hearing thereon under the provisions of the City Ordinance.
This document has been approved by the Model City Administering Board after
meetings with both staff of the City and County Planning Departments and they
agree that the concept of the plan is good and should be moved forward.
It has always been our desire and hope to have this plan formally adopted by
the City Commission as the official generalized Model City Neighborhood Plan.
This plan is responsive to Ordinance No. 75-58 except for zoning recommendations
which are presently being reviewed. We request that this report be considered
for adoption as the first part of the Model City Neighborhood Study. This report
should be viewd as incorporating numerous earlier Model City studies, which
included background material for this report, including the following:
1. The Model City Neighborhood Development Program -- February, 1970;
2. The Model City Commercial Area Improvement Study -- February, 1971;
3. General Master Land Use Plan for the Model City Area -- June 30,,1972;
4. Profile of Metropolitan Dade County: Conditions and Needs, County
Improvement Program -- October, 1972; and
Mayer Mauriee Fare
February 11) 1076
Page 2
Si Wel City Profile January, 1973.
We wish to assist you, the Planning Advisory Board and the Planning Department
in any tray you appropriate in conducting the public hearing and bringing this
plat to adoption.
Thank you for your interest and assistance.
Cordially yours,
L
niel Tannie De una rman
Model City Administering Board
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Enclosure:
cc: R. Ray Goode, County Manager
Planning Advisory Board
Planning Department
Human Resources Department
Office of Community Development Coordination
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