11CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
To: The Honorable Mayor & Members of the City Commission
VIA: STEVEN ALEXANDER, CITY MANAGER
DATE: November 17, 2015 Agenda Item NO.:Jl_.
FROM: Dwayne Williams, Planning Director
SUBIECT:
An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code, Article II,
"Definitions," Sect,ion 20-2.3, "Definitions," to add definitions for "Variety Retail" and
"Retail Outlet -Off-Price Retail," and Article VII, "Hometown District Overlay
Ordinance," Section 20-7.12, Permitted Uses," to provide that such uses shall not be
permitted in the Hometown District Overlay.
BACKGROUND:
While the City has a traditional and economically vibrant downtown area known as the
Hometown District, it is has been found that retail establishments that sell mostly or
regularly discounted products including outlet stores, off-price retail, variety stores, etc.
tend to offer substantial discounts on products with value pricing or everyday low prices
that can adversely affect the economic viability and aesthetics of a traditional downtown
commercial area. Even though these types of establishments offer a value and valuable
product to consumers, it is necessary to the economic viability of the City's traditional
downtown to redirect such establishments to other parts of the City.
PLANNING BOARD ACTION:
At the October 13, 2015 public hearing the Planning Board motioned to deny the
ordinance as written to the Commission with a vote of 6 to 0, and a recommendation to
the Commission for the ordinance. to permit the land uses as a Special Use regulation. The
boards reasoning for a Special Use regulation was to establish a case by case review as to
compatibility of proposed retail uses.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommenqs Commission approval of the ordinance as written without the regulatory
inclusion of a special use condition. Variety stores will remain 'a permitted use in the
General Retail, TODD~MU 4, TODD-MU 5, and TODD-LJ zoning districts.
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• Draft Ordi nance
ORDINANCE NO. ______ ~
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3 An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code,
4 Article II, "Definitions," Section 20-2.3, "Definitions," to add defmitions for
5 "Variety Retail" and "Retail Outlet -Off-Price Retail," and Article VII,
6 "Hometown District Overlay Ordinance," Section 20-7.12, Permitted Uses,"
7 . to provide that such uses shall not be permitted in the Hometown District
8 Overlay.
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10 WHEREAS, the City of South Miami provides in its Land Development Code . ,~
11 for me location and distribution of uses throughout the City; and
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13 WHEREAS, the City has a traditional and economically vibrant downtown area
14 known as the Hometown District that South Miami has been trying to establish and
15 preserve for the benefit of the entire community; and
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17 WHEREAS, retail establishments that sell mostly or regularly discounted
18 products, including outlet stores, off-price retail, variety stores, close-out retailers, single
19 price retailers or dollar stores, discount retailers, and discount stores, which offer
20 substantial discounts on products, with value pricing or everyday low prices, can
21 adversely affect the economic viability and aesthetics of a traditional downtown
22 commercial area; and
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24 WHEREAS, while such establishments offer a value and valuable product to
25 consumers, it is necessary to the economic viability of the City's traditional downtown to
26 redirect such establislunents to other parts of the City; and
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28 WHEREAS, the Administration has reviewed the feasibility and effect of
29 limiting the areas within the City that such retailers can locate and finds that such
30 establislunents will have many opportunities to locate throughout the City, while
31 excluding them from and thereby preserving the economic viability of the traditional
32 downtown commercial Hometown District; and
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34 WHEREAS, the intent of the action proposed does not arise from anticompetitive
35 motives, but from a desire to preserve the economic viability of the successful efforts at
36 restoring and maintaining the City'S traditional downtown commercial Hometown
37 District; and
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39 WHEREAS, the City Commission desires to adopt this amendment to
40 accomplish the above objectives.
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42 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
43 COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA:
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Section 1. The South Miami Land Development Code, Article II, "Defmitions,"
Section 20-2.3, "Definitions," is hereby amended and shall read as follows:
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3 Retail Outlet -Off-Price Retail. Shall mean a retail outlet store that regularly sells
4 over produced or irregular merchandise, including but not limited to household and
5 clothing goods, directly to the consumer at prices that are generally lower than the
6 regular everyday retail prices of department and specialty stores. The store
7 merchandise is generally purchased by the store from a wholesaler, or the store can be
8 owned by the manufacturer for the purposes of selling over-produced or irregular
9 merchandise at discount prices. This category may include but is not limited to outlet
10 stores, close-out retailers, discount stores, dollar store, or value shop, with products at
11 substantial discounts, value pricing, or everyday low prices.
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Varietv Retail. Shall mean a retail store that sells a wide range of inexpensive
household and clothing goods. Variety stores often have product lines including food
and drink, personal hygiene products, small home and garden tools, office supplies,
decorations, electronics, garden plants, toys, pet supplies, remaindered books,
recorded media, and motor and bike consumables. Larger stores may sell frozen foods
and fresh produce. A variety store may sell all goods at a single price, in which case
it may be called a price-point retailer. This category may include but is not limited to
outlet stores, close-out retailers, discount stores, dollar store, or value shop, with
products at substantial discounts, value pricing, or everyday low prices.
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27 Section 2. The South Miami Land Development Code, Article VII, "Hometown
28 DistrictOverlay Ordinance," Section 20-7.12, Permitted Uses," is hereby amended and
29 shall read as follows:
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31 20-7 .12 -Permitted uses.
32 The uses below are applicable to both new and existing buildings in the Hometown
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USE TYPE: Unadjusted Parking Requirements:
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1 parking space required per:
A. Storefront Uses I
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B. Office Uses (j
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C. Residential & Lodging Uses
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2 * * plus 1 additional parking space required for every 10 units.
3 * Uses marked with an asterisk require a special use permit with city commission
4 approval. All other uses are permitted of right. Outdoor dining is permitted of
5 right in special pre-approved areas (see Regulating Plan).
6 In addition to the uses above, monumental civic building uses are encouraged in the
7 Hometown District and in particular for certain strategically located sites. Civic building
8 uses shall include, for el'ample: City, county, state, or federal buildings, including library,
9 post office, meeting hall, administrative offices, performance place, police substation,
10 and similar uses.
11 (D) Planned Unit Developments, Variety Retail, and Retail Outlet -Off-Price Retail uses (. __ )
12 shall not be permitted in the Hometown District. ,
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14 Section 3. Codification. The provisions of this ordinance shall become and
15 be made part of the Code of Ordinances of the City of South Miami as amended.
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17 Section 4. Severability. If any section, clause, sentence, or phrase of this
18 ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent
19 jurisdiction, this holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this
20 ordinance or the Guidelines adopted hereunder.
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22 Section 5. Ordinances in Conflict. All ordinances or parts of ordinances and
23 all sections and parts of sections of ordinances in direct conflict herewith are hereby
24 repealed.
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26 Section 6. Applicability. This ordinance is applicable to all applications for
27 permits. certificates of use and occupancy. and business tax receipts. filed after
28 November 17. 2015.
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30 Section 7. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective upon
31 enactment.
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33 PASSED AND ENACTED this __ day of _____ , 2015.
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2 ATTEST: APPROVED:
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5 CITY CLERK MAYOR
6 1 st Reading
7 2nd Reading
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9 READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM, COMMISSION VOTE:
10 LANGUAGE, LEGALITY AND Mayor Stoddard:
11 EXECUTION THEREOF: Vice Mayor Harris:
12 Commissioner Liebman:
13 Commissioner Edmond:
14 Commissioner Welsh:
15 CITY ATTORNEY
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17 Rev. 11-24-2015.
18 Language noted by double-underline added at first reading.
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24SE I NEIGHBORS
CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
COURTESY NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the City Conunission of the City of South Miami,
Florida will conduct Public Hearing(s) at its regular City Commission meeting scheduled
for Tuesday, December 1, 2015 beginning at 7:00 p.m., ill the City Commission
Cllarnhers, 6130 Sunset Drive. to consider the following item(s):
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A Resolution authorizing the City lvtnnager to execute a notice to proceed witb the
soiarpanel program; Goldin Solar, LLC having provided the best prices :fil! in5tallutiou
of solar panels fot' residents and businesses.
A Resolution approving: the constructiou more than two stories on the Madison Square
site for the Mallison Square affordable housing project pursuant 10 Section 20-3.5(D)
(1) and other applicable provisions oftbc City's Land Development Code.
An Ordinance establishing an electric franchise with Florida 1'0\ver & Ligbt Company
for insll.Illation of city street lighting within the City of South Miami.
An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code, Article vru
Transit Oriented Development Distdct, "Definitions," Section 20-8.2. "Definitions,"
to amend vertical story floor height maxitnutn.
An Ordimmce Adopting The City of South '''1iami 2015 Text Amendments to the
Comprehensive Piau Futllre Land Usc And Homing Elements, And Authorizing
Transmittal To The Florida Department Of Economic Opportunity and Review
Agencies.
An Ol·dinauc.e Adopting a Small Scale Amendment to the Future Land Use Map of
the Comprebensive Plan, amending tile designation of tile Sylva Martin Building and
a parking lot·on the City Hall property located at 6130 Sunset Dlive from Parks and
Open Space to Transit Oriented Development District (TODD).
. An Ordinance amending the Official Z.oning Map as provided in the City of Soulh
Miami L,md Development Code, Article TII, "Zoning Regulations;' SectiOIl 20·3.1 (C),
and other applicable pravisious to apply a Historic Preservation Overlay (HP-OV)
upon the historic Sylva Martin Building and front porch only located at approximately
6130 Sunset Drive.
An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code, ArtiCle)
n, "Definitions," S!,ction 20-2.3, "Definitions," to add definitions for ';VmietY Retail"
and "Retai.) Outlet -Off-Price Retail," uud Article VII, "Hometown Di~lrict Overlay
Ordinance." Section 20-7.12, Permitted Uses," to provide that such uses shall not be
permitted in the Hometown District Overlay.
ALL interested parties are invited to attend and will be heard.
For further infurmation, please contact the City Clerk's Office at: 305-663-6340.
Maria M. Menendez, CMC
City Clerk
Pursuant to Florid" Sta!ule~ 2&6.0J05. Ih~ City hereby ad,'jse~ 1he public thst jf a person decides tn appe.l 'ny·d..:isiOln
mada by lhis Bllard, Aw:~cy Olr CommissiOln willl "'Illco! !II m,y m"l\~r consid=d al its m .... 1ing or heming, he or she will
need a recotd "nne pm=ding.~. ~nd Inat fOlr5U(;h pu,'fl\,se, affectod po,");"" m.y 1\ood l" cu~uro tnat ~ verbatim ,.e~ord Olf!h~
pmcc~dillgs is mnd,' whkh rcoord induiles the IcsHmOlny and evidence upon which Ihe appeal is 10 be based.
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22 2015
MIAMIHfRAlD.(OM
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TAMIAMI TRAIL
on the road, and it may
travel to other parts of Flor-
ida.
"Even though we're
called the Coral Gables
Museum we are not just
focused on Coral Gables,"
he said.
Slough and Everglades
National Park. Ullman said
the next. proposal is to con-
struct an additional 55
miles to further clear the
blockage. That project is.
expected to break ground in
2016 on Earth Day.
"We still have an opportu-
nity to change things,"
Ullman said. "We don't
know what's going to hap-
pen with the Everglades but
we need to do everything
we can."
The museum will host a
panel discussion on the trail
and its future in February
and will continue to bring in
children to tour the exhibit
through the Green City
program.
"We have it up for nine
months, concurrent with the
school year," Parker said,
"Part of our mission is to
bring as many K -12 students
in as we can."
Parker said the exhibit is
also designed to be a show
Lance Dixon: 305-376-3708,
@LDixon3
If you go
• What: Trailblazers: The
Perilous Story of the
Tamiami Trail.
• Where: Coral Gables
Museum, 285 Aragon Ave.,
Coral Gables.
• When: Running through
May 22.
• Cost: Admission is free for
museum members, $7 for
adults, $5 for students and
seniors (with 10) and $3 for
children 6-12.
• Information: Visit coral
gablesmuseum.org or call
305-603-8067.
Photographer Clyde
Butcher will autograph
copies of his new book, The
Natural World Along
Tamiami Trail, 7 to 8 p.m.
Dec. 3 at the museum.
Butcher's work will be on __
exhibit from Dec. 4 thr( .)
Feb. 28.
Public Hearing Notice
SI.llp Rond (SR) <)<)2 'SW 152 S\re~t from SR R21 HEFT Florltlfl 5 Tt,rnrlke NB R<lmp to liS 1
f"Jrc1lllnttllc.l'('"IJtl"IH"t~ '1< 21i f 1"20J l' 2<;132 .,2lJ[
Cl'!lIl!\ ~" on t 1),,<1\ (0'" II
Tne Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will host a public hearing
two roadway improvement projects along State Road (SR) 992/SW 152 Street from
SR 821/HEFT/Florida's Turnpike NB Ramp to SR 5/US 1, in Miami-Dade County •
Thursday, December 3, 2015
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Coral Reef Park
7895 SW 152 Street
Palmetto Bay, FL 33157
For information ?lbout this hearing or project, please contact
Public Information Specialist Alexandra Medina at
786-607-3002 or email amedlna@mrgmlaml.com.
Visit www.fdotmlamidade.comfor project information.
The hearing will begin as an open house, from 6 p.m. to B p.m., with a formal presentation
starting at 6:30 p.m. Graphic displays will be shown and FOOT representatives will be
available to discuss the project and answer questions. Public participation at this meeting
is solicited without regard to race, color; national origin, age, gender; religion, disability or
family status. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person
requiring special accommodations to participate in this workshop/hearing is asked to advise
the agency at least 7 days before the workshop/hearing by contacting: lvette Ruiz-Paz at
(305) 470·5349 or in writing: FOOT, 1000 N.W. 111 Avenue, Miami, FL 33172, email: Ivette.
ruiz·paz@dot.state.fI.us.lfyouare/Jearing or speech impaired, please contact the agency
using the FlorIda Relay Service, 1 (800) 955·8771 (TOD) or 1 (BOO) 955·8770 (Voice).
• Sec. 16-20. -Board oftrostees.
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The board of trustees shall be comprised of seven (7) members consisting of the two (2) active employees orthe city
elected by participants of the plan, two (2) citizen ofthe city, two (2) individuals with financial backgrounds and the
appointment of one (I) active employee of the city designated by the city manager, all to be appointed by the mayor
with the advice and consent of the city commission. No board of trustee member shall receive any compensation or
emolument for services on the pension board. The board members shall each serve for a period of two (2) years, or
tmtil their successors are appointed, which appointment shall be evidenced by an acceptance in writing of such
appointment. A member ofihe pension board may resign by delivering a written resignation to the city clerk, and
such resignation shall become effective upon its delivery or at a later date specified therein. If, at any time there
shall be a vacancy in the membership ofthe board, provided there are not less than five (5) members, the board shall
continue to act until such vacal1CY is filled as provided above.
The board shall hold meetings upon such notice, at city hall, and at such times as its members may from time to time
determine but in no event Jess than once each calendar quarter. A majority of the members of the board at the time
in office shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. All action taken by the board at any meeting shall
be by vote of the majority of its members present at such meeting.
Subject to the tenns of this plan, the pension board shall from time to time adopt bylaws, rules and regulations for
the administration of the plan and the conduct and transaction of its business and affairs.
The pension board shall have such powers as may be necessary to discharge its duties hereunder; including but not
limited to, the power to interpret and construe the plan, to determine all questions of eligibility for benefits, duration
of employment, computation of benefits, value of benefits and similarly related matters for the purposes of the plan,
and the pension board's determination of all questions arising under this plan shall be conclusive and binding upon
all employees, retired employees, participants and all other persons.
No member of the pension board shall be precluded from becoming a participant under this plan if otherwise
eligible.
The board shall keep accurate records and minutes of its proceedings and actions. The pension board shall prepare
annually a repoti showing in reasonable detail and account of the operations for the preceding year, as required by
section 112.63 and 185.221 and shall deliver a copy within sixty (60) days thereof to the city commission. The
pension board shall also file with the appropriate governmental bodies all necessary fonns and documents that must
be furnished in accordance with applicable law.
The board shall, from time to time, issue written instructions to the insurance company, if applicable with respect to
the pensions and other benefits to be provided pursuant to this plan.
The board may authorize one or more of its members to sign on its behalf any document relating to the
administration of this plan.
Except for gross negligence or willful breach ofthe terms of this plan, no member of the pension board shall incur
any individual liability for any action or failure to act pursuant to the terms of this plan. No member of the pension
board shall be liable for the acts of any other member of the pension board. The members of the pension board may
engage agents, to include consultants, custodians, actuaries, accountants, auditors and investment managers to assist
them in their duties and may consult with counsel who may be an independent counselor who may be counsel to the
employer. TIle members ofthe pension board shall be relieved of all responsibility whatsoever for anything done or
not done upon the written advice of counsel. .
The members of the pension board may inspect the records of the employer whenever such inspection shall be
reasonably necessary in order to determine any fact peliinent to the perfonnance oftheiI' duties under this plan. The
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members of the pension board, however, shall not be required to make such inspection, but in good faith'may rely
on any statement of the employer or any of its officials or authorized employees.
The board shall identify and publicly report any direct or indirect holdings it may have in any scrutinized company,
as defined in F.S. § 215.473. and proceed to sell, redeem, divest, or withdraw all publicly traded securities it may
have in such company beginning January I, 2010, and shall thereafter be prohibited from purchasing or holding
such securities. The divestiture of any such security must be completed by September 30, 2010. In accordance with
Ch. 2009-97, Laws of Florida, no person may bring any civil, criminal, or administrative action against the board or
any employee, officer, director, or advisor of such board based upon the divestiture of any security pursuant to this
paragraph.
Investment powers of board. The board shall have the power and authority as follows:
SUNDAY JANUARY 10 2016
MIAMIHfRAlD.COM
THREE KINGS DAY CELEBRATED
NEIGHBORS I 35SE
Executives from the Little Havana Kiwanis helped the Three Wise Men deliver more than
400 toys in Little Havana to children of low-income families in three centers around
Miami-Dade County on Wednesday. At right, Adonis Valdez receives his gift and meets the
Three Wise Men during the event. Three Kings' Day is a Christian feast day that celebrates
the visit of the Magi to the Christ child after his birth in Bethlehem.
CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
COURTESY NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the City Commission of the City of South Miami, Florida will conduct Public Hcaring(s) at its regniar City Commission meeting scheduled
for Tuesday. January 19. 2016, beginning at 7:00 p.Ol., in tbe City Commission Chambers, 6130 Sunset Drive, to consider the following item.(s):
A Resolution autborizing the City Manager to purchase and finance for 5 yeal'!l NICE Recording System from Word Systems, Inc.
A Resolution approving special exceptions waiving strict compliance with the frontage and setback provisions of the Hometown District Overlay Ordinance for a proposed outbuilding
located at 5800 Sunset Drive.
A Resolution for special use approval to permit an animal hospital/veterinarian at 6396 S. Dixie Highway.
An Ordinance amendhlg Aliic\e IV, "Other Regulations," Section 20-4.4, "Off-street parking requirements," Subsection (B), "'s'pace Requirements," to create new subsection (8)(17),
to establish a revised parking requirement for affordable or workforce housing prQ.jects
An Ordinance amending Chapter 5, Article 1, ofl'be Citr of South Mjami's Code of Ordinances by adding Section 5-7, "Retail Sale of Cats and Dogs".
An OrdinOllce Olnending Section 13-28 of the City of South Miami's Code of Ordinances to provide authority to the City Manager to repeal a business tax receipt when the City Manager
determines there is a violation of any applicable statute, ordinance, rule or regulation.
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An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code, Article 11, "Definitions," Section 20-2.3, "Definitions," to add definitions for "Variety Retail" und\
"Retail Outlet -Off-Price Retail," and Article VB, "Hometown District Overlay Ordinance," Sect\on 20-7.12, Permittcd Uses," to provide that such uses slmll not be permitted in the)
Hometown District Overlay.
An Ordinance amending the City of South Miami Land Development Code, A1ticle Vl. ''Administration and Enforcement," Section 20-6.1, "Administrative. entities:' and other applicable
provisions. to define the term "less resll'ictive" to more accurately determine what voting requirements apply to City Commission actions to amend land dtwelopment regulations.
ALL interested parties are invited to attend and will be heard.
For further information, please contact' the City Clerk's Offlce at: 305-663-6340.
Maria M. Menendez, CMC
City Clerk
Pursuant to Florida Statntes 286.o105.11te Ciiyhorebyadviscs the pubHcthnt ng person dccidesto appeDi Qllydccisiol1 made by mis OoardAgcncy orCommi55ion willi respcctlO ~nJ motter cons'meted ~tils m(!Cting arhearing. he or site
will need a record of the proceedings, cnd tho! fur such purpose, aneclcd person ll1.£Iy lIll~d to ~nsUflllllal n verbotim record oi'lhe proccooings is m;.dc which record includes th~ testimony 31Ld evideuce \Lpon winch !he appeal is 10 be buled.
MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW
Publi s hed Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
legal Holidays
Miami, Miami-Dade County. Florida
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MIAMI·DADE :
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Before th e undersigned authority persona ll y appeared
MAR IA MESA, who on oath says th ai he or she is the LE GA L
CLERK. Le ga l Notices of the Miami Daily BuSine~s Review
Ilk/a Mi ami Re view, a daily (exce pt Saturday . Sunday and
Legal Holidays) newspaper, published al Miami in Miami-Dade
County , Florida ; thai the attached copy of advertisement ,
being a legal A dvert i sement of Notice in the mailer of
NOTICE OF PUBLI C HEA RIN G
CITY OF SOU TH MIAM I -JAN . 19.2016
in the XXXX Court ,
was published in said newspaper in the issues o f
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Affiant furth er says that the sai d Miam i Daily Bu siness
Rev iew is a newspa per publ ishe d at Miam i, in sa id
Mia mi-Dade County , Fl orida and thai th e said newspap er ha s
h'ere tofore been cont inuously published in said Miami -Dade
County , Florida each day (except Satu rday , Sund~y and
Lega l Holidays) and has been entered as second cla ss f,Tlai l
matter al the post office in Mi ami in said Mia mi-Dade County ,
Florida , for a period of one year next pre ced ing the first
pu bl ica tion of th e attached copy of advertisement ; and affiant
further says th at he or s ~e has ne ither paid nor promised any
person , firm or corpora tio n any discount , ,reb ate , commission
or refund for th e pu rpose of se curing thi s advertisemen t for
pub li cation in the said news
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, 1 CI1:v .OF SOUTH MIAMI
'NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ., , , .
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NonCE IS HEREBY given thanhe City ComrT)lsslon .of the Ci~ of South
Miami, Florida will conduct Public Hearing(srat its regular GiN qo.mmLssion
,meeting sch~uled fo~ TU f:lsday, January 19, 2016, beginnir)g'-at ~:OO 'p:m "
in the City ,Commissio n Chambers , 6130 Sunset Drive, to conside r tlie fol-
I lowin g. j tem(s)i ,it I. ~ '. ;.:-
, A Reso lUtio n aU1hoo~ing the City ~~nager to, Rurchase and flnance for
5 years NICE Recording System from Word $ys tems, Inc : :
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A Resoltrtlon~ appro,v,l(1Q s~cI_a.1 ~~ce'p~iol}s , vialyl ng ·stric.!, 9ompJ~an~e .
with t ~e fro ntage and setback prOVlSI C?1}S of th e t;!ometQwn Dlstrict
. Overtay .ordinance lor a propqsed ' outbunding -Iocated 'at '5800 Sunset"
Drive, ~ "" <:: ' ' ~, J" "." ~
A Re sOtutio n., for special use · approval to
hospitaVveterinarian at 6396 S,'D ~l e HighWay.
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<,An Ordinance amending Article !V, "Other, Regulations,' section 20-4.4,,:
'Off-sir~t parls.ing requirements,' Subsection (8), 'Space Requ ire-'
ment~,' to create new subsect\onr (8X1J), to establ i~ a revf~ parking '
r~dl remen\ for affordable Of wor\(force tloUslng projec ts, '
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1_ An Ordinah~ amending Ch!iPt 9{J 5;Ai1icle 1, of the City of South Mlami's
Code' of OrdInances by add iOg Section 5-J , 'Retail 'Sale orCats' and Q9g s:-'
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J to~. J'oi.( •. < 'C~", .. jir\ J:W c;:
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, An Ordln ange 'amend in g ~ect.jon 13·28 of the City 01. South Miami's
. Gode Tof Q'ri::lin'ances'to provide authOrity to the Ci tY· Maoager to iepeal
a'bu siness tax r6c:eipt whe n th'e City 'Manager determines th,!!re ,ls a
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-initlons (for 'VarietY Retai l ~ and 'Retail Outlet , ... Qff.:price Retail.~ an~
to Miele VII ;: "Homet ow n District Overlay Ordi{l8nce f Section -20-7 .12 1'
,y Permit\ed uses,· to provide tQat such uses shall not be:"perroitted, i
. the ~qmet?W~ District ~er1,ay, ,.:7, .. 1-_,' ,.( .: '" ~',j,
An O;di~an~e am~ing ;t he city 'O(~h1!'1\arn~'LaOCN?eVeloPn:!~nt ,
Code, Af1i r;le ,VI, "Administration and Enforceme nt ,· Sectio.n 20-6.1 ,
_'." Adm inis triitlve entitie s,· ~nd otlWr applica ble provis ions,' to define th~
,-·term ,tless r~~ctive· to mare -accurately detellJline ~what ",v.otilJ.g 're-:
quirements apRJ¥. t9 City Commi ssion a9tio 05 to amend lana develop ~,;
.~ent ,~eg>ul =tions >~, _}: __ , .,' '. t¥-"l'~, _, ,_,., ~<"~~
ALL i~terestea P.arties are i~vite«(to attend aQt twlll 'be h ~ard : ;.'-!~<;~ , ;,.,
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For further Information, please con1act the'City CI~'s OffICe at: 305-663-6340, '
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~:'.-... MaQ8 M .. M~nendez, CMC A ", '
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'Pu'~ant ~to FI~'da ' ~~;uies '~8'6 ,oi 05, ~:~ City. hereby '~dviS~ ,th~:'P~bljC .
that if a ~on (jecides to appeal any .decision ma~e by this Board, Agency
or 'Commission with 'respect to aQY rflfl.tt'er co Qsidered at its ma,ting 0(
heating , he or she will need a record , of the proceea ings, and that for. such
purpos e;affected person"may need to ens ure thal 8 veroatim frecb r,d of thei'
"prOceeding s Is :made_.which -reco rd includ es the tesli~ony and~ eYi$l9f1C8
'upon wlJich tbe appeal is to be based, " :-,'
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