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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1976-06-09 Discussion ItemTO: FROM Honorable Members of the City Commission P. W. Andrews City Manager CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DA TE SUBJECT PEFERENCES ENCLOSURES. JUN 3 1915 FILE Resolution Authorizing Amendment of C.E.T.A., Title I P.S.E. Contract. Enclosed please find for your consideration a resolution authorizing an amendment of CETA, Title I Public Service Employment contract, increasing the total amount of the current contract from $961,680 to $1,212,553 and extending the time of performance by three months, The nriginal contract is due to expire June 30, 1976. This amendment provides the funds for an extension from .]uly 1 through September 30, 1976, The amendment will enable the City of Miami to continue this program through the current fiscal year, thus avoid- ing any lay -offs. There are 92 CETA, Title I. Public Service Employment participants employed in the departments of Fire, Parks & Recreation, and Sanitation, TO: Honorable Members of the City Commission FROM: (5 A P P. W. Andrews City Manager CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM D SUBJECT REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES. irS FILE City Commission Meeting June 9, 1976 We would call to your attention that during the City Commission Meeting of June 9, 1976, should the Commission find it necessary to defer scheduled agenda items, that the items be deferred to the City Commission Meeting of July 8, 1976, or thereafter. This action is necessary due to the short time span between the City Commission Meeting of June 9, 19 l6 and tune 1.7, 3976. To Paul Andrews FROM City Manager ATT: Cathy Strickland Maurice A. Ferre Mayor INTER - OFFICE MEMORANDUM CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA [)ATE SUEJECT REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES 5/26/76 F'ILt: L Item 0 23, May 27th Agenda Would you please defer item #22, "Discussion - Operation of a Supper /Night Club located at 6100 N. W. 7th Avenue - Applicant, Dr.. Cecil Graham." This item should be placed on the June 10th, City Commission agenda. MAF /fbg rR:)M: P. W. Andrews City Manager TO Honorable Members of the City Commission Dom. CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTER- OFFICE MEMORANDUM OATS f 1AY 2 6 1976 SUBJECT ENCLOSURES Dr. Graham's Request to Establish a Night Club /Supper Club in the MLK Boulevard Interim Zoning REFERENCES District Pursuant to City Commission Resolution 76 -474, the Planning Department in cooperation with the Martin Luther King Boulevard Businessmen's Association and the Department of Iluman Resources, Dade County is currently evaluating land use and public improvement changes from which zoning recommendations will be made to replace the existing MLK Boulevard Interim Zoning Ordinance. The Planning Department has scheduled meetings in early June in the com- munity when consideration for the types of uses and their location will be discussed. These meetings will serve to provide community involvement in the rezoning of Boulevard area properties prior to scheduling a public hearing in late ,Tune or early July before the Planning Advisory Board. The site of the proposed night club /supper club operation is presently zoned C -2. While the C -2 zoning district regulations permit supper club operations as a conditional use, supper clubs were omitted in the interim zoning ordinance. The establishment of a night club is first permitted in the C -3 district which would therefore require a change of zoning to C -4 for the subject property. Dr. Graham has been advised that his request to establish a supper club /night club operation is under consideration in the Department's zoning evaluation of the Boulevard. Likewise, because of the minimum scheduling period re- quired to process a zoning change request (approximately 90 days), the short remaining period until the Interim Zoning District expires (July 22, 1976) and our prearranged schedule to prepare a revised zoning schedule for the Boulevard, we have suggested that Dr. Graham participate at the community meetings scheduled and the preparation of the new regulations rather than proces rt re-iucst for a ch:.t,nw,c of zoning at this time. To: FROM: Honorable Maurice A. Ferre and Commissioners P. W. Andrews City Manager Ilb CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 10 INTER- OFFICE MEMORANDUM IVY 4 DATE: SUBJECT: REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: FILE: Proposed Supper/Night Club at 6100 N.W. 7th Avenue Dr. Cecil Graham has requested and was denied a permit to have a Supper Club or a Night Club at 6100 N.W. 7th Avenue. The reason for the denial was that the property, which is zoned C -2, is in the Martin Luther King Interim Zoning District, which does not permit this use If the Interim Zoning District were not of the property would permit a petition Conditional Use. Night Clubs are first in effect, the C -2 zoning for a Supper Club as a permitted in C -4. It is possible for the Commission to take the following actions regarding Dr. Graham's request. 1. Refuse action. 2. Revise the uses permitted in the Interim Zoning District, which must be done in Public Hearing with the recommendation of the Planning Advisory Board. 3. Cancel the Martin Luther King Interim Zoning District. 1 Honorable Maurice Ferre Mayor, City of Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Irrive Miami, Florida 33130 CECIL GRAUAM, DDS 16580• North 1'.'est 10th Avenue Miami, Florida April 12, 1976 Dear Mayor Ferro: am requesting a place on the agenda of the next scheduled City Commissioners Meeting. The purpose of my appearing; before the Commsissioners, is for the operation of a Supper/Night Club, located at 6100 The opening of the night cli.ih, would go a long way in ass revitilization of the Edison Center Business District and King Boulevard area, in the fol low i_n �� 1. The attracting of more people into the area on a regular basis. 2. Provide an opportunity for a private investment by responsible pro- fessional people in the comrunity and who for a long time, have desired to fully participate in the redevelopment of the area. 3. Afford a minimum of thirty five (35) jobs initially, Besides the management and supervisory staff, a broad category of technical jobs, never before available to this co:'oeunity, would then become available. 4. Encourage the establishment of new business and decrease the high rate of store vacancies, now concentrated in the North West adjoining 7th Avenue area. to seek their approval N W. 7th Avenue. isting in the the Dr. Martin Luther In addition to the above mentioned, the new supper /night club, "Dealers Choice ", will provide valet parking and the finest international cuisine, with top rate service. Presently, we arcs ne otiatin� to briny in nationally }:gown talent twice per month, such as; 'The Spinners" singing group, Aretha Franklin, Ronnie Dyson, Mayor Maurice Ferre Page 2 April 12, 1976 g Sister Sledge and. a host of other top rate Nationally fanous talent; which would provide an additional opportunity to include local talent during these engagements. cc: Connissioner Rose Gordon Contrrissioner , Tanuel Rebosa Commissioner J. L. P1ur:ber Corrunissioner Cannon T. Gibson M. Athalie Range, President 62nd Street Co-Jnnity Development Corp. Tom Washington, Chairman, MLKBBA Rudy Lavarity, Chairman Economic Develop:r.ent Co:-nmittee, ?TLK - City/County Task Force Sincerely, Cecil Graham, Drl% 4. In closing, I rii.ght add, that news of this tundertaking has brought many in- quiries and favorable responses from ne :hers of the labor's union that I serve in the three county area and also nany local people involved in the entertain- ment field, was somewhat of a well received surprise to me, in spite of the fact that I have been involved in the night club business in this area for a number of years. The granting of this request for the addition of our supper /night club under the present Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Interim Zoning Plan, will be greatly appreciated. 1 MIL Rrrhert W. 11kKnight R.•hrn.- .mtaticf•. 1 pith Ilt P'ply 1 u7n3 S■uth 1hx1« 11101w:.y. Stior 2H %a m1. Honda 33156 !;•∎7.714; FI u.• ()f. buildin 1'..tlnh.r..• «, Ft.nrl,r 32.11 +4 PI,ORI1)A 1 IOt ?Sl; 01' Itl;PItESl?N :;tifl \'ES The Honorable Maurice Ferre Mayor, City of Miami City Hall Miami, Florida Dear Mr. Mayor: Committees: Natural Re,:ourcev }fear th & Rehabilitative Services Subtionrnittee on Corrections & Offender Rehabilitation, Chairman June 8, 1976 Several months ago I became involved in a community effort to save the Sunrise School for Retarded Children in South Dade. The County had declared that facility unsafe, and accordingly, the only alternative was to transfer the program to an existing, residential facility. Through the cooperation of the County ror"nission, the Sunrise program was granted approval to occupy the Parkway Children's Home, which is a county owned and operated facility. However, in planning for the transfer of Sunrise, it was discovered that the Parkway facility is within Miami's city limits. The home is located at 1701 N.W. 30th Avenue and 2929 N.W. 17th Street. I have been advised that a zoning charge is required for the transfer. Unfortunately, Mr. Les Leach of Sunrise has advised me that a zoning decision is required within 30 days to meet the original scheduleded completion date. I would respectfully request that the City of Miami Commission authorize an emergency zoning hearing on this request. I personally appreciate your consideration of this request. Cordially, cc; The Sunrise School Miami City Commission • I\1 ' 1 l i ., ` 11