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10/10/73
ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN INTERIM
ZONING DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN AS "DR. MARTIN
LUTHER KING BOULEVARD INTERIM ZONING
DISTRICT" AS PER ORDINANCE NO. 6871,
ARTICLE IV, SECTION 39, AND APPLYING
SAID REGULATIONS TO THE AREA DEFINED ON
THE MAP, ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART
HEREOF: AND BY REPEALING ALL LAWS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH.
WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning Board of
the City of Miami, at its meeting on September 24, 1973,
passed and adopted by an 8 to 0 vote its Resolution No.
73-203, recommending establishing an interim zoning district
to be known as "Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Interim
Zoning District" as per Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV,
Section 39, as hereinafter set forth:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 6871,
Article IV, Section 39, "Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard
Interim Zoning District", as defined on the map attached
hereto and made a part hereof, is hereby established as
follows:
"DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING BOULEVARD
INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT.
"Section 1. - INTENT
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
NOV 211973
CPUti+ktili A.
If REJSDING
"Within districts now existing or
which may hereinafter be created
"Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard
Interim Zoning District" as delin-
eated herein is applied to those
properties comprising the Dr. Martin
Luther King Boulevard and environs.
The intent of this interim zoning
district which includes the roadway,
linear park and its bordering areas
.nd uses, is to promote those features,
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including scale, vegetation, street
character and pedestrian amenity,
which are planned for the Boulevard
Community. Development and redevelop-
ment of land and buildings shall be
designed to complement those features
and other unique characteristics of
the Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard.
The controls specified herein are
designed to regulate development of
any uses or structures permitted
within existing districts which would
have an adverse or detrimental effect
upon the standards and character of
Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard and
its environs.
"Section 2. - DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
"The following areas are designated
for the "Dr. Martin Luther King
Boulevard" Interim Zoning District:
Begin at the intersection of N. W.
63rd Street and the West right-of-
way line of the North -South (I-95)
Expressway, thence South along said
right-of-way line to the intersection
of N. W. 58th Street, thence West to
the intersection of N. W. 7th Court,
thence North to the intersection of
N. W. 60th Street, thence West to the
intersection of N. W. 8th Avenue,
thence North to the intersection of
N. W. 61st Street, thence West to the
intersection of N. W. llth Avenue,
thence South to the intersection of
N. W. 60th Street, thence West to the
intersection of N. W. 17th Avenue,
thence South to the intersection of
N. W. 60th Street (West), thence West
to the West Corporate Limits, thence
North, East and North along the West
Corporate Limits line to the inter-
section of N. W. 62nd Terrace, thence
East to the intersection of N. W. 15th
Avenue, thence North to the inter-
section of N. W. 63rd Street, thence
East to the intersection of N. W. 12th
Avenue, thence North to the intersection
of N. W. 64th Street, thence East to the
intersection of N. W. llth Avenue,
thence South to the intersection of N. W.
63rd Street, thence East to the point of
beginning.
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"Section 3. - USE REGULATIONS
"No building or structure or part thereof
shall be erected, altered, or used, or
land or water used, in whole or in part,
for other than one or more of the follow-
ing specified uses in accordance with the
limitations hereinafter specified.
In the R-1 and R-2 Districts:
The uses permitted in these districts
shall be as set forth by the existing
zoning districts.
In the R-3 and R-4 Districts:
The uses permitted in these districts
shall be as set forth by the existing
R-3 and R-4 Zoning districts, except
that the maximum density shall be one
(1) dwelling unit for each nine hundred
(900) square feet of lot area.
In the C-1, C-2 and C-4 Districts:
Within those portions of the interim
district presently zoned C-1, C-2 and
C-4, the following uses are permitted:
(1) Any use permitted in the R-3
District subject to the USE,
AREA, YARD, HEIGHT, LOT
COVERAGE, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA
and usable open space regulations
specified in said District:
(2) Antiques;
(3) Art Galleries, Museums and
Libraries;
(4) Art, Music and Dance Studios;
(5) Art Supplies;
(6) Bakery Goods Shop;
(7) Banks and Finance Offices;
(8) Bicycle Sales and Repairs;
(9) Boat Accessories;
(10) Book and Stationery Store;
(11) Chess, Pool and Billiard Halls;
(12) China and Crockery;
(13) Confectionery or Ice Cream Store;
(14) Clothing;
(15) Custom Dressmaking, Millinery
or Drapery Store, provided that
no products are prepared for the
purpose of supplying other
business located elsewhere;
(16) Dry Cleaning Agencies or Pressing
Establishments;
(17) Drugs;
(18) Employment Office;
(19) Film Exchange and Photographic
Supplies;
(20) Florists;
(21) Fruit or Vegetable;
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(22) Gifts;
(23) Grocery;
(24) Hardware;
(25) Health Studios;
(26) Hobby;
(27) Home Appliance;
(28) Interior Decorating;
(29) Jewelry and Watch Repair
and Service
(30) Laundry Agencies;
(31) Letter Service and Mimeographing;
(32) Leather Goods - sales and incidental
assembly and repair;
(33) Liquor Package;
(34) Locksmith;
(35) Medical or Dental Laboratory;
(36) Medical or Dental Offices
and Clinics;
(37) Meat Market or Delicatessen;
(38) Music;
(39) Newsstand or Sundry;
(40) Office Supplies;
(41) Offices - Professional or Business;
(42) Optical Stores;
(43) Personal Service Shops such as
Barber Shops, Beauty Parlors,
and Shoe Polishing Stands;
(44) Pet Shops;
(45) Photographers;
(46) Religious Associations;
(47) Restaurants, Tea Rooms or
Cafes (excluding dancing or
entertainment) ;
(48) Saloons and Taverns
(49) Shoe Repair Shops;
(50) Sporting Goods;
(51) Tailor Shops;
(52) Telephone Exchange and Telegraph
Office;
(53) Theaters and Theatrical Studios;
(54) Ticket Agency;
(55) Variety;
(56) Sale and incidental servicing of
radio, television, phonograph
and home appliances, provided that:
(a) The servicing of
appliances shall be con-
fined to the rear one-
half of the premises.
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(b) The area of the building
devote to service activity
shall be effectively
screened from the front
portion of a building so
as not to be viewed from
any portion of the area
of the building devoted to
sale or display.
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The following USES if approved as approved as a
"CONDITIONAL USE":
(a) Bowling Alley;
(b) Charitable sale of second hand or used
merchandise by non-profit organizations;
(c) Coin operated Laundries - provided that:
1. Self-service laundry machines shall not
exceed, for all washing units combined,
a total related capacity of 500 pounds
and provided further that no machine
shall exceed a rated capacity of twenty-
five (25) pounds.
2. Self-service dry cleaning machines shall
not exceed, for all dry cleaning units
combined, a total capacity of forty (40)
pounds, and provided further that no
machine shall exceed a rated capacity
of ten (10) pounds and shall be classified
as a Class IV System, as defined by Florida
Fire Prevention Code, 1958, Sec. 80, 3d.
(d) Contractor's Office:
1. Incidental storage shall be permitted
provided that it is confined to the rear
one-half of a building or portion thereof
and shall not occupy more than 50% of the
total floor area of the building or portion
thereof.
2. No outside storage of materials or equipment.
3. No other activities such as sales of products
or materials, or rental of equipment.
4. No fabrication, assembly or similar type
shop work.
(e) Dry Cleaning Establishments:
1. A dry cleaning establishment shall not use
more than one (1) clothes cleaning unit and
which shall have a rated capacity of not
more than thirty-five (35) pounds.
2. All dry cleaning and related activities
shall be solely for the retail trade of
the subject premises.
3. All vents and exhaust outlets that are
used for removing fumes and/or heat from
cleaners, washers or dryers shall be
confined either to the roof area of a
building or to the portion of an exterior
wall area that is 8' or more above grade,
and all such outlets shall be constructed
so as to discharge in a vertical direction.
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(f) Gasoline stations limited to the following
activities: Dispensing of gasoline and motor
oil; incidental automotive services such as
washing, cleaning, polishing, battery charging,
lubrication, brake adjustment, and transmission
adjustment; minor automotive repair work such
as tires, brake, ignition and cooling systems,
and accessory parts; incidental replacement of
automotive items such as tires, batteries,
windshield wipers, and minor engine parts; and
incidental sales of automotive accessories and
ornamental parts such as mirrors, floor mats,
polishes, solvents, and other related fluids
and oils. Gasoline station activities in this
District shall not include: major automotive
repair activities such as engine and trans-
mission overhauling and rebuilding, paint and
body work, major parts replacements; automobile,
truck and trailer rentals, new and used vehicle
sales; and commercial vehicle storage.
(g) Mortuary, Undertaker or Embalming Establishment;
and Funeral Home;
(h) Plant and shrubs sales and nurseries;
(i) Private Club, Lodge, Fraternity or Sorority
not used for profit.
Accessory USES and Structures.
Other uses: Other uses or enterprises similar to
the above, which are similar to and not more
objectionable to the general welfare than the USES
listed, when approved by the City Commission upon
recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board.
"Section 4. - LIMITATIONS ON USES
"(1) Except for automobile parking lots, all
activities, including sale, display,
preparation and storage, shall be conducted
entirely within a completely enclosed building.
(2) All products shall be sold at retail on the
premises.
"Section 5. - SITE AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVAL
"(1) Before proceeding with development plans, the
applicant shall confer with the Planning
Department to obtain information and general
guidelines before entering into binding
commitments, or incurring substantial expenses
in the preparation of plans, surveys and other
data; however, no statement or representation
made prior to an official review shall be binding
on the Planning and Zoning Board, the City
Commission or other City departments.
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(2) The exterior design, appearance, and location
of any proposed or exterior alteration of any
existing building, structure, or premises, or
part thereof, and the location and design of
any proposed parking facility or any loading
area shall be reviewed at a public hearing
by the Planning Board and City Commission to
assure the preservation of the overall character
of the district, and for the cultural well-being
of the community at large.
"Section 6. - YARDS, FLOOR AREA RATIO AND
EXCEPTIONS
"(1) Yards -
C-1, C-2 and C-4 Districts:
Front and side street yard areas shall be a
minimum of ten (10) feet for a structure not
exceeding fifteen (15) feet in height. For
structures exceeding fifteen (15) feet in
height, the yard area shall be increased one
(1) foot for each two (2) feet of building
height above fifteen (15) feet. To provide
flexibility in development as long as it meets
the intent of this regulation, the location
of required yard areas may be adjusted as part
of the site plan and development when approved
by the City Commission.
(2) Floor Area Ratio -
C-1, C-2 and C-4 Districts: The floor area
ratio shall not exceed 1.5.
(3) Exceptions -
Exceptions to the above regulations shall be
permitted when sufficient stardards have been
developed that allow findings to be made that
clearly indicate deviations would not be
detrimental to the intent of the district
and the general welfare.
Standards shall include, but not be limited to:
(a) relation of project to the capacity of
transportation facilities:
(b) relation of project to public utilities,
facilities and services;
(c) relation of project to surrounding
property;
(d) relationship of the the project to
standards established for other projects,
if any, developed under the interim
zoning regulations in the surrounding
area;
(e) design criteria complimentary to the
intent of the interim zoning district;
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(f) relation of the project to public and/or
private plans and programs for the
surrounding area.
"Section 7. - LANDSCAPING
"C-1, C-2 and C-4 Districts:
Yard areas for commercial uses shall be appropriately
landscaped to provide a pedestrian oriented environ-
ment. Not less than one-half (1/2) of the required
yard area shall be landscaped. Landscaping shall
include, to the extent necessary to further the
extent of this district, lawn, shrubs, hedges, trees,
or other acceptable materials.
R-3 and R-4 Districts:
The front twenty (20) feet of any development shall
be established as usable open space and all yard areas
not used for parking shall be appropriately landscaped,
including one (1) shade tree (not less than 8 feet in
height and 2-1/2" in trunk diameter) for each five
hundred (500) square feet of yard area.
"Section 8. - OTHER REGULATIONS
Unless otherwise specified herein, all buildings
or structures or parts thereof erected, altered,
or used, or land or water used, in whole or in
part, shall comply with the requirements of the
district of which they are associated and other
applicable regulations contained within the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Miami or amendments thereto.
"Section 9. - TIME LIMIT
"The Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Interim
Zoning District is hereby established for a time
period of twelve (12) months from its date of
adoption.
Section 2. That all laws, or parts of laws,
in conflict herewith, be and the same are hereby
repealed insofar as they are in conflict.
Section 3. It is declared to be the
legislative intent of this body that if any
section, subsection, sentence, phrase or provision
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of this ordinance is held invalid, the remainder
of the ordinance shall not be affected.
PASSED on first reading by title only
this .2/ day of 1973.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on second and final
rea 'ng by title only this 45r day of
,1973.
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PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
REVIEWED BY:
MAYOR
Assistant City Attorney
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`John S. Lloyd
Assistant Director of Law
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
Alan H. Rothstein
City Attorney
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COURTESY
NOTICE
The Miami City Commission, at its meeting of WEDNESDAY,
November 21, 1973, at 2:00 P. M., in CITY HALL, 3500 Pan
American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida, will consider
the following:
INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING BOULEVARD
Hearinc to consider the establishment of an Interim Zoning
District, as per Ordinance No. 6871, ARTICLE IV, Section 39,
to be known as Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Interim
Zoning District, as defined and described in the Miami
Planning Department memo dated July 2, 1973.
NOTE: A SPECIAL NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
TACOLCY CENTER, 6161 N. W. 9TH AVENUE, AT 8:00 P. M.,
ON NOVEMBER 15, 1973, at which time members of
the Planning Department and the staff of the Martin
Luther King Boulevard Corporation will be available
to explain, discuss, and answer questions relating
to this proposal.
14,11 interested persons are invited to attend these meetings and
express their views.
11-5-73
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MIAMI PLANNING BOARD
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October 9. 1973
zi:,,:orable City Commission
j>i: L' ntion: Mr. P. W. Andrews
C Ly of Miami, Florida
Re: INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT - RECOMMENDED
ARTICLE IV, Section 39 - "DR. MARTIN
LUTHER KING BOULEVARD INTERIM ZONING
DISTRICT"
c;... L1emena
,i,j,_ Z1iami Planning Board, at its meeting of September 24, 1973,
7..c #10, following an advertised Hearing, adopted Resolution No.
7:1--203 by an 8 to 0 vote (one member absent), recommending the
(cLablishment of an INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT, as per Ordinance No.
Cel , ARTICLE IV, Section 39,. to be known as "DR. MARTIN LUTHER
F'.:: rs BOULEVARD INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT".
.':.ached is a copy of Planning Department Memo of July 2, 1973.
Pages 26 thru 39 including Map of Planning Board Minutes
-,j_ed September 24, 1973, herewith attzched, for body of
-finance).
ORDINANCE to provide for this Interim Zoning District has
a, prepared by the City Attorney's office and submitted for
,nd.eration of the City Commission.
'ncerely,
AliAls
David Simpsony. Jr.
Executive Secretary
Miami Planning & Zoning Board
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L.+.. t I ched : Minutes
Law Department
i.•cTL: Planning Department recommendation: "APPROVAL".
MIAMI REVIEW
AND DAILY RECORD
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADS
Before the undersigned authority personally ap•
peered Martha Drobnie, who on oath says that she
Is the Y.P., Legal Ads of the Miami Review end
Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays) newspaper published at Miami In
Dade County Florida; that the attached copy of adver.
tisement; being a Legal Advertisement or Notice In
the matter of
City of Miami, Florida
Re:
Adoption of Ordinance No. 8212
in the XXX Court.
was published In said newspaper In the issues of
December 20, 1973
Affiant further says that the said Miami Reveew
and Daily Record Is a newspaper published at Miami,
In said Dade County, Florida. and that the said news•
paper has heretofore been continuously published In
said Dade County, Florida, each day (except Saturday.
Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as
second class mail matter at the post office in Miami,
In said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year
next preceding the first publication of the attached
copy of advertisement; and aftiant further says that
she has neither paid nor promised any person, firm
or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or
refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement
for publication in the sald newspaper.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
20th day of , December . A.D. 19.73
Janet Leo
Notary Public, State of Florida at Large
(SEAL)
My Commission dscpires April 15, 1977.
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('IT' OF' MIAMI.
DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
LEGAL NOTICE
All interested will take notice
tat on the 13th day of Decem-
ber, 1973 the Commission of the
City of Miami. Florida ad,-,pted
an ordinance entitled -
1N ORDINANCE ESTAB-
LISHING AN INTERIM
ZONING DISTRICT TO BE
KNOWN AS "DR. MARTIN
LUTHER ICING BOULE-
VARD INTERIM ZONING
DISTRICT" AS PER ORDI-
7. NGS, vG. 65"«1..ARTICLE .
TV, SECTION 39, AND AP-
PLYING SAID REGULA-
TIONS TO THE AREA
DEFINED ON THE MAP.
ATTACHED 'HERETO AND
MADE A PART HEREOF:
.AND BY REPEALING ALL
LAWS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH.
which is designated Ordinance
No. S212.
H. D. 'SOUTHERN
CITY CLERIC
CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA
Publication of this notice on
the 20th clay of December. 1973.
.1d No. 120720
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011eD INANCE NO. 8 1
At4 ORD/WiNCE ESTARLISHINO AN INTERIM
TONING DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN k,F "DR. MARTYN
L THERt KING BOULEVARD INTERIM ZONING
DISTRICT" A8 PER ORDIM,NCE NO. 6871,
A T/CLE Iv, SECTION 39, AND APPLYING
SAID REGULATIONS TO THE AREA ,DEFINED ON
TM MAP, ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART
HEREOF; AND BY REilnLING ALL LAWS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH.
WHEREAS, the City
the City of Miami, it its ,;,cf:ting 04 September r 21, iw=P,,
passed and adopted by ' 1 8 to 0 vote its Resolution No.
73-203, recommending establishing an interim zoning t istr. ict
to be known as "Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Xnteri.11
Zoning District" as per Ordinance No. 6871, Article IV,
Section 39, as hereil*a ter aet forth:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CONMI
OF THE CITY OF MThM1, FLORIDA;
Section 1. Pur: ant to Ordinance No. 6971,
Article IV, Section 39,
Martin Luther Xing Boulevard
Interim Zoning District", as defined on the map attached
hereto and made a part hereof, is hereby established as;
follows:
"DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING BOULEVARD
INTERIM ZONING DISTRICT.
"Section 1. - INTENT
"Within districts now existing or
which may hereinafter be created
"Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard
Interim Zoning District" as delin-
eated herein is applied to those
properties comprising the Dr. Martin
Luther King Boulevard and environs.
The intent of this interim zoning
dit}trict which includes the roadway,
linear park and its bordering areas
and uses, is to promote those features,
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i.f ding see1.e, vegetation, stre
'ye�.yyyf&rg7�ieter and pedestrian eire� ity`.
YV21ich G re planted for ti1e it.iev`aril
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ii�e It of land and bu: ldifge then be
d igned to complement those 'feat nre6
an other unite: charactetistiss of
tyre Dr. Martin Luther Xing Boulevard.
s controls si;tec i.f iedi herein are
designee to regulate development of
ii:any uses or structutee periiitted
vAtithi t ei4istf'l .'dd iiitr.iCC3 which would,
have an ad3vf rs.e e t1+ 'rill en :ai effect
'Upon t ie stan see. FR ...'n`3.tt tte of
pr. Mart ir both ro; # ing Bou..evax .i :grid
its envir oni,.
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or`. t l t/ff r.-.-IaJ._'« .-a Lt..it erKing
Ooulevardf' In t Zoning District;
orserzticn of N. W.
the Wet7t tight -of"
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Begin at. the inti
6 rd Street. a:�ld
way line otf theExp'�esswaY . t)ien
right-of-way line
of. N.
the inter skJut ton
thence North ty the intersectim4 of
N. W. 60th Street? thence West to the
intersection of. II. W. et.h Avenue,
thence ri rth co the into rseotion of
N. W. 61 t street, thence West to the
ir.)tersecti:on o N W. lith .Avenue,
thence S:''uth to the intersection of
N. W. 60th thence West to the
h ntez sec t iOn of N. W. 17th Avenue,
thence South to the, intersection sectio e)f
N. %'., Oeh Street _tWe t) , L"`'lnnce West
to the West Corporate Limits, thence
North, East and North along the Wecc
Corporate Limits line to the inter-
section of N. W. 62nd Terrace, thence
East to the intersection of N. W. 15th
Avenue, thence North to the inter-
section of N. W. 63rd Street, thence
East to the intersection of N. W. 12th
Avenue, thence North to the intersection
of N. W. 64th Street, thence: Blast to the
intersection of N. W. i lth Avenue,
thence South to the intersection of N. W.
63rd Street, thence East to the pof.nt of
beginning.
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vends and a► '+ tlets that are
yt. Apr removing i ee ;and/or heat from
aners, wshera or ,dryers shall be
fined either to the .roof area of a
. or to the portion of an exterior.
that, it! 8' r ,vivre above grade,
ell be conotruggi
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� gar it di velopnent plans#
:}; l ant sfial.I confer.. with the Plannin
!apartment to obtain information and general
del.ines before entering into binding
'►unitments, or incurring substantial expenses
the preparation of plans, surveys and other
as however, no statement or representation
isle prior to an official review shall be binding
the planning and Zoning Board, the City
ml.asi +r or othor City departments.
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foot for each two:. (2) fee' o'f build
tit 'above .fifteen (3.5)` feetTo. prov
.bil�ity 'i.n .development ,a-s� _l r� , :,�t
intent Aok this regulation t 2c at
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ear'ly, indicate deviatonsward
trinten.ta l ta. 1:he a ntent; i in
id he general. welfare. ..
arda shall' incl. ide',
relation of project to 'thcapacL
transportation facilities;
relation of project to public uti
facilities and services;
,relation of project to surrounding'„�r
property;
relationship of the the project
andards established for other prole
f any, developed under the interim
zoning regulations in the aurroundi.nq
rea;
design criteria complimentary to the
intent of the interim zoning district;
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(f) relation of the project to public and/or
private plans and programs for the
surrounding area.
"Section 7. -• `LANDSCAPING
"C-1, C-2 and C-4 Districto:
Yard areas for commerc.:iz?' uses shall. be appropriately
landscaped to )rcvi_df! a pc de:, 7'i —i o.rie.ited 0 1V'1.ru:`n_•
ment. Not less than one-h.a il= of the .-eq- ired
yard area shall be lan l scapecl . Lai t<.i sapi.;;g 8:13 1
include, to the e:4t:en : r:c,c:r>:ssary t:t;; tui-1`..er the
Extent cf th..Ls eti.';tri, lawn, shrubs, hedges; Lr es.
or ct:her r.cc;ep :c.,>-1...,
C�--3 and P-4 P Lstr_
The front twenty (20) feet of any development shall
be established as usable open space and all y frd areas
riot used for parking shall be app-cpriatel,r landscaped,
including one (1) Crane tree (not lcIss than 8 feet in
height and 2-1/2" in trunk diameter) for each five
hundred (500) square foot of yard area.
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Section 0. (YIEE} REGULATIONS
Unlese otherwise specified herein, allbuildings
or structures or parts thereof erected, . lte rec >
or used, or land or water used, in whole or in
part, shall comply with the requirements of the
district of which they are associated :and other
applicable r.egu1i.t.i.ons contained within the
Ccm prehe+l s i.ve Zoning Orr inance of the City of
Miami or amendment:7 thereto.
"Section 9. - TIME LIMIT
"The Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Interim
Zoning District is hereby established for a time
period of twelve (12) months from its date of
adoption.
Section 2. That all laws, or part G, of laws,
in conflict herewith, be and the same are hereby
repealed insofar as they are in conflict.
Section 3. It is declared to be the
legislative intent of this body that if any
section, subsection, sentence, phrase or provision
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