Ord No 09-14-2187ORDINANCE 09-14-2187
An Ordinance amending Section 20-3.3(E)of the City of South Miami
Land Development Code concerning outdoor seating and dining
requirements forall commercial properties,except for properties in
the RO -Residential Office zoning district.
WHEREAS,several restaurants in the City of South Miami ("City")have
been having difficulty obtaining endorsements to their commercial liability policies
that would provide the City with advanced notice of cancellation of the policy;and
WHEREAS,the outdoor seating and dining ordinance needed tobe updated
to provide the City with greater protection and control over the use of the City's
sidewalks by restaurants.
NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA:
Section 1,Section 20-3.3(E)of theCity of SouthMiamiLandDevelopmentCodeis
hereby amended to read as follows:
(E)Outdoor Seating/DiningforAll commercial Properties,exceptfor Properties in
theROResidentialOfficeZoning District.
(1)Anapplicationforoutdoor seating anddiningorasidewalk cafe,onprivate
propertyoronpublicrights-of-waymustbefiledwiththePlanningDepartment.
Theapplicationshallincludealayout(siteplan)of thelocation of alltables,
chairs(includingnumberandtype of chairs),benches,andotherfurniture;
pedestrianingressandegress;location of refusecontainers;location of approved
outdoorspeakers;andotherelementsnecessarytoillustratetheproposedoutdoor
seating/dininguseandarea(alldrawingsmustbetitled,indicateorientation,and
beatanacceptablescale).If applicable,thesiteplanmustclearlyindicatewhich
seatsandtablesareonprivate property andwhichareonthepublic right-of-way.
TheCityManagershallrequirethatanamendedsiteplanbesubmittedinorderto
addressspecific problems.The following definitions shallbe applicable:
(a)Seatingshall mean anytypeofchairor furniture used by customers
in the act of consuming beverages orfood;
(fe)Table any furniturewhichis used forthe placement offoodor
beverages.
Thefollowing words,termsand phrases,whenusedinthis code,shallhavethe
meanings ascribed to them in this section,except where the context clearly
indicates a different meaning:
City means the City Manager unless stated otherwise in this ordinance.
City Manager means the city manager or the city manager's designee.
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Code compliance officer means the code compliance officers,or any other
authorizedagentoremployeeofthecitywhosedutyitistoassurecompliance
with the City's code.
Menu board means a board allowing forthe posting of a restaurant's menu and
fabricated in such a manner soas not to constitute a form of general advertising or
establishment identification.
Permittee meansthe recipient of an Outdoor Seating/Dining Permit under the
terms and provisions of this division.
Permit Year means the city's fiscal year that commences on October 1st and that
endson September 30th of the following calendar year.
Restaurant for purposes of this section only,means a food service establishment
thatis maintained andoperatedasaplacewherefood and/or beverages are
preparedand/orservedandsoldforconsumptionwithinthepremises,ora
businessestablishmentwhichhas,asanancillaryorsecondaryuse,apartthereof
wherefoodand/orbeveragesarepreparedand/orservedandsoldforconsumption
within the premises.
Right-of-way,or public right of way,means land in which a governmental body
ownsthefeetitleorhasaneasementdevotedtoorrequiredforuseasa
transportation facility including sidewalks and streets.
Sandwich board sign shall have the same definition as set forth in section 20-
4.3(B)under the name "Sign,portableoutdoordining";
Seating means any type of chair or other furniture used by customers intheact of
sitting while consuming beverages or food.
Sidewalk means that portion of the right-of-way which is intended for use by
pedestrians andis located between the curb line or the lateral line of a street and
the adjacent property line.
Sidewalk cafe (cafe)means an outdoor seating and dining use located on a right-
of-way orwhichabutsapublic right-of-way and which is associated witha
restaurant and is primarily characterized by tables and chairs;may be shaded by
awnings,canopies or umbrellas;and may include such other sidewalk cafe
furniture(ashereinafterdefined)aspermittedand/orapprovedpursuanttothis
section.
Sidewalk cafe furniture means those nonpermanent fixtures,furnishings and
equipment associatedwiththeoperation of asidewalkcafeandapproved pursuant
tothissectionincluding,tables,chairs,seating,umbrellas,planters,heaters,fans,
rollingservicestations,servicecarts,bussingstations,andmenusand/orspecials
boards.
Sign shallhavethesame meaning as provided forin Section 20-4.3 of thiscode.
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Street meansthat portion of a right-of-way improved,designed or ordinarily used
for vehicular traffic and/or parking.
Table means any furniture which isusedforthe placement of foodor beverages.
(2)Sidewalk cafeorOutdoorseating/diningareasanduses of thepublicright-
of-wayand/oranyprivatepropertyabuttingapublic right-of-way maybe
approved,denied,orapprovedwithconditions,modifications,safeguards,or
stipulationsappropriatelyandreasonablyrelatedtotheintent,purposes,
standards,andrequirements of therelatedregulationsbytheCityManager.Such
outdoor seating/dining permit shallnotbe transferable inany manner andis
strictlya conditional usepermit,issuedfora period of oneyear,renewable
annuallyviapayment of theannualoccupationallicensefee,annual proof of
compliance with the requirements of this ordinance,including insurance and,if
applicable,payment of theperseatfeesetforthbelow.
(3)Thefeefor outdoor dining/seating useand area Sidewalk cafes shallbe
chargedannuallyforeachoutdoorseatlocatedonpublic rights-of-way oronany
privatepropertyabuttingapublic right-of-way and/oranystandalonetabletop
withnoseatingwhichisusedforconsumption of beveragesorfood.Thefeesto
be charged shall besetforthinthe City's Schedule of Fees a resolution or
ordinancetobeadoptedbytheCityCommission.Thepermitfeeshallbeadded
totheannualoccupationallicensefeeandthepayment of alloutstandingviolation
feesforthemainbusiness.No Sidewalk cafepermitshallbeissuedwhilethe
applicant is delinquent inthe payment of any money owed totheCity.
(4)TheapplicantshallprovidetheCitywithanindemnityagreementthatis
acceptabletotheCityManagerandthatprovidesfor indemnification and
compliancewiththe City's insurancerequirements.Thisagreementwillinclude
specification of liability insurance provided,including the following:
(a)Commercialgeneralliabilityinsuranceintheamount of $1,000,000.00per
occurrence for bodily injuryand property damage.Thecity must be
named asan additional insured onthis policy,andan endorsement must be
issuedaspart of thepolicyreflectingcompliancewiththisrequirement.
(b)For sidewalk cafeswhichservealcoholicbeverages,liquorliability
insuranceintheamount of $1,000,000.00peroccurrenceforbodilyinjury
and property damage.Thecity must be named asan additional insured on
thispolicy,andanendorsementmustbeissuedaspart of thepolicy
reflecting compliance withthisrequirement.
(c)Workers'compensationandemployers'liabilityasrequiredbythestate.
All policies mustbeissuedbycompanies authorized todo business inthestate
andrated B+:VI or better perBest'sKey Rating Guide,latest edition whoarenot
surplus lines carriers and who are covered by the Florida Insurance Guaranty
Association.The City Manager may increase these insurance requirements
providedsuchrequirementsareappliedtoallpartiessimilarlysituated.
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Proof of insuranceshallbeprovidedtothecityasarequirement of thepermit.If
such proof isa nonbinding certificate,the applicant's insurance agentand carrier
shalladvisetheCityinwriting,inaform acceptable totheCity Manager execute
annually,an affidavit withthecity verifying thatthe applicant on behalf of the
cafehastherequiredinsurance.Suchaffidavitshallincludethe policy number,
company name and company contact information.City officials shall contact the
applicant's insurance company monthly to verify the existence and continuance of
such insurance.Unless thecafe provides theCitywitha binding certificate of
insuranceandan endorsement toprovidetheCitywithatleast 10 daysadvanced
notice of intenttocancelthepolicy,thecafeshallpaytheCityamonthlyfee of
$25 tocoverthecosttoverify existence of coverage.Failuretocomplywith
theserequirementsshallbedeemedtobeoperatingwithoutavalid permit and
shallcausean immediate suspension of the permit andthe assessment of adaily
feeuntilthe permit is revoked orthe requirements aremet.
(5)An Sidewalk cafeoutdoorseating/dininguseandareapermitmaybe
revoked bytheCity Manager uponfindingthatone (±)ormore conditions of
these regulations have been violated,or that the Sidewalk cafe outdoor
seating/dining areaanduseandareaisbeing operated ina manner whichis
inconsistentwiththeapprovedsiteplanorconstitutesapublicnuisance,orinany
wayconstitutesareasonablerisk of injurytopersonsordamagetopropertyor
potentialliabilitytotheCity.AdecisionbytheCityManagertorevokeapermit
forfailuretocomplywiththeoneormoreconditionsorregulationsmaybe
appealedbytheowneroroperatortotheCityCommission.Anappealmustbe
filedwiththeCityClerkwithinthirty(30)days of receipt of writtennotice of the
CityManager'sdecision.Anappeal of theCityManager'sdecisiondoesnotstay
the implementation of theCityManager'sdecision.TheCity Commission shall
hearandenteradecisiononanyappealtakenwithinsixty(60)daysfromthedate
theappealisfiled.TheCityManager'sdecisionshallbeinwritingandindicate
what provisions of the City's code of ordinances have been violated and/or what
publicnuisanceorrisk of potentialliabilitytotheCitypredicatedthedecision of
the City Manager.
(6)Outdoorseating/dininguseandareaA Sidewalk cafepermitmaybe
temporarilysuspendedbythecitymanagerforpublicuse/purpose,utility,
sidewalkorroadrepairs,emergencysituations,orviolations of provisions
containedherein.Thelengthofsuspensionshallbedeterminedbythecity
manager as necessary.Removal of all street furniture and related obstructions
shallbethe responsibility ofthe owner/operator oftheoutdoor seating/dining.
(7)A Sidewalk cafepermitOutdoorseating/dininguseandareamaybe
temporarily expanded bytheCity Manager uponreceiptofawrittenrequest
including asite plan during specialevents.
(8)A Sidewalk cafepermit Outdoor seating/dining areashallbekeptinaneat
andorderlyappearanceandshallbekeptfreefromrefuseanddebris.The
applicantshallbe responsible fordailycleaningandsweeping of the Sidewalk
cafe Outdoor seating/dining areaandforthe cleanliness and maintenance ofany
outdoorplanters immediately adjacent totheoutdoor seating/dining area.
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Cleaningshallincludetwice-monthlypressurecleaningorotherappropriate
cleaning methods,as determined bytheCity.Use of city sidewalks for trash and
garbage removal shallbe prohibited.
(9)A Sidewalk cafe Outdoor seating/dining useand area shallnot interfere
withthefreeandunobstructedpedestrianorvehicularcirculation of traffic,public
access toany street intersections,crosswalks,public seating areas and
conveniences,busstops,alleys,service casements,handicap facilities,oraccess
to any other public,residential or commercial establishments.The width and
location of the sidewalk pedestrian passage through the Sidewalk cafeshallbeas
follows:
a)If there is seating ononeside of the sidewalk,a minimum of five
(5)feet of sidewalk must remain clear and unobstructed by outdoor seating
furnitureandthemaneuvering of chairs,andclearfor pedestrian passage
including room for maneuvering of chairs;
b)If there is seating ontwo(2)sides of the sidewalk a minimum of
five(5)feet of sidewalkbetweenthetwo(2)seatingareasmust remain
clear and unobstructed by outdoor seating furniture and the maneuvering of
chairs,andclearforpedestrianpassageincludingroomformaneuvering of
chairs;
c)All outdoor furniture including butnot limited to tables,chairs?and
umbrellas?and-(excluding outdoor planters}shallbe located a minimum of
eighteen (18)inches from thecurb.
(10)A Sidewalk cafeOutdoorseating/diningareaonthepublicrights-of-way
shallbeopenandunenclosed.Nobuildingstructures of anykindshallbeallowed
inandoveranyportion of theoutdoorseating/diningarealocatedonpublic
property,except by prior express written authority of the City Manager.
(11)Tables,chairsandallotherfurnitureusedinthe operation of an outdoor
seating/dining areaonthepublic rights-of-way shallnotbe anchored or restrained
inanymanner.Individualtableumbrellas,planters,orothersuchnon-stationary
elementsmaybepermittedwithintheoutdoorseating/diningareaandwhere
applicable,shallhaveaminimumclearanceheight of seven(7)feetabovethe
sidewalk.
(12)A Sidewalk cafeOutdoorseating/diningusesandareamustapplyforand
receivespecificapprovaltoprovideamplifiedsound of anykindintheoutdoor
seatingarea.IntheeventtheCityManagerdeterminesthattheamplifiedsound
constitutes apublic nuisance theCity Mmanager shallimpose additional
conditions;in the event of a second offense the City Manager shall revoke the
approval authorizing theuseof amplified sound.Soundmustbekeptatalow
volume soastonotdisturb neighboring businesses,residences,ortobe audible in
neighboringresidentialdistricts.Plansforamplifiedsoundmustbesubmitted
withthesiteplan.Eachestablishmentmustsignanagreementinordertohave
amplified music.
(13)A Sidewalk cafeOutdoor seating/dining useandareaonpublicrights-of-
wayshallbe restricted tothelengthofthesidewalkorpublic right-of-way
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immediately fronting the Sidewalk cafeor other establishment unless expressly
authorized in writing bytheCity Manager.The utilization of space extending
beyond the subject property frontage onto the immediately adjacent property may
be authorized bytheCity Manager with the express written approval of the
adjacent storefront,however,theseatsand chairs inthis location maynot abut
block the adjacent storefront windows maybe authorized.This expansion is
subject to annual written consent provided bythe property owners infront of
whose properties the outdoor seating/dining service would occur.The annual
written consent formshallbe provided totheCityandshall include an insurance
policy naming theCityas co insured an additional insured anda hold harmless
clause in favor of the City.
(14)A Sidewalk cafe Outdoor seating/dining area shallbeatthe same elevation
astheadjoiningsidewalkorpublicright-of-wayunlessexpresslyauthorizedin
writing by the City Manager.
(15)Carts and trays for serving foodare permitted inthe outdoor
seating/dining areabutmustcomplywiththe provisions of Subsection 9(a)and
(b).
(16)Themaximumnumber of outdoorseatsshallnotexceedeighty(80)
percent of thenumber of indoorseating,exceptforrestaurantswithindoorseating
of twenty-five (25)seatsorlesswhichmayhave outdoor seatsnottoexceedone
hundred (100)percent of the number of indoor seats.
(17)During the-operating hours7:00a.m.toclosingalloutdoorfurnituremust
besecurelyplacedasshownontheapprovedsiteplanorasmaybeorderedbythe
CityManagerinwriting.Afterclosingoperatinghours,outdoorfurnituremustbe
neatlystackedtoamaximumheightoffive(5)feetwithoutblockingthe
sidewalk.ACityapprovedcovermayberequiredbytheCityManagerfor
Cchairs leftoutsidewhen stacked mustbecoveredwithaCity approved cover.
(18)Noperson,property owner,lesseeorrestaurantshallallowprovideor
permitoutdoor seating/dining ona public right-of-way oranyprivate property
abuttingapublic right-of-way withoutapermit.Eachdaythatoutdoor
seating/diningorsimilaractivityoccurswithoutapermitorinviolationofthesite
plan,shallconstituteaseparateincident of violationandshallresultinafive
hundreddollar($500.00)adayfineforeachday of continuedviolation.The
continuing operation of a sidewalk cafeorany outdoor restaurant seating/dining
activity without a permit as required bythis ordinance afterthe receipt ofa
violationnoticefromtheCityManagermayresultintherevocation of the
restaurantoccupationallicensepursuanttoSection 13-16 oftheCityCode.
(19)Anyviolation of theregulationsandstandardssetforthinthissectionshall
constitute a separate incident of violation andshall result inafive hundred dollar
($500.00)aday fine for each day of continued violation.A subsequent violation
of any of the regulations and standards set forth in this ordinance shall result ina
finefor each day of such continued violation,orasset forth inthe City's schedule
of fees,whichever isgreater.The continuing operation of an activity governed by
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this ordinance without a permit afterthe receipt of a violation notice fromtheCity
Manager may result inthe revocation of the occupational license of the person or
entity responsible,pursuant to Section 13-16 of the City Code.
(20)—The City Manager or his/her designee may order all seats,tables,and
planters tobe removed inthe event of a pending storm,hurricane,or other
declared emergency.
(20)The City shall issue 24-hour warning notices for all non-life safety
violations of thisordinancewhichmustbe corrected with24hours of receipt of
such notice.
(21)—Tables,chairs and other furniture onthe sidewalk may be removed by the
city,anda reasonable feechargedforlabor,transportation,andstorageshallbe
leviedshouldthebusinessfailtoremovesaiditemswithinthirtysix (36)hours of
receipt of thecity's notice todosoforany reason under this section.Intheevent
of a pending storm,hurricaneorotherdeclared emergency theCity Manager may
reduce the thirty six(36)hour time frame.
(21)No warning notices shallbe required prior tothe issuance of a violation
for failure to have a permit orforlife safety violations and/or lifesafety.
Sidewalk cafesite plan violations and such violations shallbe corrected
immediately.Life safety violations are defined as those conditions which,in the
reasonable determination and judgment of the city manager,involve serious
danger and/or risktothepublichealth,safetyorwelfare (including,without
limitation,blocking pedestrian pathwaysand violations of thestate accessibility
codeforbuilding construction).Lifesafetyoutdoorseating/diningsiteplan
violationsaredefinedtoincludethoseinstanceswherethepermitteeisoperating
outside of thepermittedoutdoor seating/dining usearea(asapprovedpursuantto
thiscode)suchaswheresidewalkcafefurnitureisfoundoutsidetheapproved
boundaries of theoutdoorseating/diningusesiteplan;butshallnotbedeemedto
includeinstanceswhereachairorchairsaretemporarilymovedoutsidethe
approvedboundaries of siteplanbyasidewalkcafepatron(s)unlessitremainsin
such unauthorized location for more than 15 minutes.
(22)If city personnel findsa violation of this ordinance after a24 hour warning
notice of such violation as been previously issued,then a notice of violation shall
beissuedtothe violator.Nosuch warning noticeisrequiredforthefailureto
havea valid permit orforlifesafety violations of this section andforlife safety
outdoor seating/dining siteplan violations,anda violation maybe issued atany
time.
(23)The City Manager or his/her designee may order all furniture,including by
notlimitedto,seats,tables,and planters toberemovedintheeventofapending
storm,hurricane,or other declared emergency.
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(24)Tables,chairs and other furniture on the sidewalk may be removed by the
city,andareasonablefeechargedforlabor,transportation,andstorageaswellas
a fine which shall be initially set at $250 and which shall be levied against the
personorentitywhoownsand/orcontrolssuchfurnitureshouldtheresponsible
personorentitivfailtoremovesaiditemswithinthirty-six (36)hours of receipt of
the city's notice to do so for any reason under this section.In the event of a
pending storm,hurricane orotherdeclared emergency theCity Manager may
reduce the thirtv-six (36)hour timeframe.Thecity manager shall promulgate
andreview,asneeded,regulationsregardingthestorageand disposition of
sidewalk cafe furniture under this section.
Section 2.Codification.The provisions of this ordinance shall become andbemadepart
of theCode of Ordinances of theCity of SouthMiamias amended;thatthe sections of this
ordinance maybe renumbered or re-lettered to accomplish such intention;andthattheword
"ordinance"may be changed to "section"or other appropriate word.
Section 3.Severability.If any section,clause,sentence,or phrase of this ordinance is
forany reason held invalid or unconstitutional byacourt of competent jurisdiction,this holding
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.
Section 4.Ordinances in Conflict.All ordinances or parts of ordinances andall
sections and parts of sections of ordinances indirect conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
However,itis not the intent of this section torepeal entire ordinances,or parts of ordinances,
that givethe appearance of being in conflict when thetwo ordinances can be harmonized or
when onlya portion of the ordinance in conflict needstobe repealed to harmonize the
ordinances.If the ordinance in conflict canbe harmonized by amending its terms,itishereby
amended to harmonize thetwo ordinances.Therefore,onlythat portion thatneedstobe repealed
to harmonize the two ordinances shallbe repealed.
PASSED AND ENACTED this 20thday of May 2014.
CLERK
1stReading _4/15/14
2ndReading-5/5/14
3rdReading-5/20/14
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AResolution approving theamendment tothemulti-year contract between the City ofSouth Miami and Steven Alexander for
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(AnOrdinance amending Section 20-3.3(E)of the City of South Miami land Development Code concerning outdoor seating and %
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