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Ord No 04-17-2274ORDINANCE 04-17-2274 An Ordinance amending Section 20-2.3 of the City of South Miami Land Development Code creating a definition for "Beauty/Barber Shop or Beauty Spa"uses;and amending Section 20-3.3(D)and Section 20-7.12 concerning permitted uses of Beauty Shops,Barber Shops and Beauty Spas and parking requirements. WHEREAS,theCity of SouthMiami(the "City")currently permits beauty orbarber shops within certain zoning districts within theCity;and WHEREAS,traditional beautyorbarbershopuseshave evolved overtheyearsto includerelated services andCity staff findsit appropriate tocreatea definition of suchuses;and WHEREAS,the City currently permits beauty or barber shops within the Hometown District Overlay Zone (HD)as Storefront Uses;and WHEREAS,City staff believes thatsuchuses have impacts similar to Office Uses and should be allowed to follow the regulations for Office Uses within the HD;and WHEREAS,on February 14,2017,the Planning Board considered the Ordinance,and following a public hearing recommended approval of the Ordinance byavote of sixayesandno nays;and WHEREAS,theCity Commission desiresto amend the Land Development Codeto create a definition of "Beauty/Barber Shopor Beauty Spa"andto treat them similarly toOffice uses inthe Hometown District Overlay Zone. NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA: Section 1.Section 20-2.3 of theCity of South Miami Land Development Code is hereby amended to read as follows: 20-2.3 -Definitions. Basement.Shall mean that portion of a building between thefloorand ceiling,which has at least one-half of its height below grade,andthe ceiling of which isnot more than four(4)feet, six(6)inches above grade. Beauty/Barber ShoporBeautySpa.Shallmeanaplace of business primarily engagedin providing services of a personal nature associated with appearance or grooming.Usesmay include nail salons,tanning salons and services such as massage,facials,hair removal and body treatments,but shall exclude body piercing and tattooing. Pg.2 of Ord.No.04-17-2274 Bedand breakfast.Shallmeanaprivateproperty,whereanindividualorfamilyresides, notmorethanfour(4)rooms of whichmaybeusedforovernightguestswhosepaid accommodations include breakfast. *** Section 2.Section 20-3.3(D)of theCity of SouthMiamiLandDevelopmentCodeis hereby amended to read as follows: Section 20-3.3(D)Permitted Use Schedule USE TYPE M T 0 D T 0 D T 0 D T 0 D D T 0 D D C P RLM N S GUDDD H PP0 A 000RRR A I RNR HM U 4 M U 5 L I 4 P I P R DK Bljsh^ESS AND PRO]FESSIONAL SERVICES *** Beauty/or Barber Shop,, or Beauty Spa (includes nail/skin care as S s PPPPPPP 16 11 accessory or as separate establishment *** Section 3.Section 20-7.12 of theCity of South Miami Land Development Codeis hereby amended to read as follows: 20-7.12 Permitted and special uses and parking requirements. The uses below are applicable to both new and existing buildings in the Hometown District: USE TYPE Unadjusted Parking Requirements: 1 parking space required per: A.Storefront Uses *** Beauty-er /Barber Shop or Beauty Spa 300 SF *** B.Office Uses *** Architectural Services 250 SF Beauty/Barber Shopor Beauty Spa 300 SF Building Contractors Office 250 SF Pg.3 of Ord.No.04-17-2274 *** Section 4.Codification.The provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made part of the Code of Ordinances of the City of South Miami as amended;that the sections of this ordinance may be renumbered or re-lettered to accomplish such intention;and that the word "ordinance"may be changed to "section"or other appropriate word. Section 5.Severability.If anysection,clause,sentence,or phrase of this ordinance is forany reason held invalid or unconstitutional bya court of competent jurisdiction,this holding shallnot affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. Section 6.Ordinances in Conflict.All ordinances or parts of ordinances andall sections and parts of sections of ordinances in direct 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 canbe harmonized or when only a portion of the ordinance in conflict needs tobe repealed to harmonize the ordinances.If the ordinance in conflict canbe harmonized by amending its terms,itis hereby amended to harmonize the two ordinances.Therefore,only that portion that needs tobe repealed to harmonize thetwo ordinances shallbe repealed. PASSED AND ENACTED this 21st day of March ATTEST:APPROVED: :lerk 1st Reading-3/7/17 2nd Reading-3/21/17 READ AND LANGU. EXE OVED AS TO FORM:COMMISSION VOTE: tjALIT^AND Mayor Stoddard: Si THERECW7 )Vice Mayor Welsh: Commissioner Edmond: Commissioner Harris: Commissioner Liebman: 5-0 Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea _,2017. SoutfrMiami THE CITY OF PLEASANT LIVING CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM To:The Honorable Mayor&Members of the City Commission Via:Steven J.Alexander,City Manager From:Jane K.Tompkins,AICP,Planning and Zoning Director Date:March 21,2017 Agenda Item No.:_/p> Subject: An Ordinance amending Section 20-2.3 of the City of South Miami Land Development Code creating a definition for "Beauty/Barber Shopor Beauty Spa"uses;and amending Section 20- 3.3(D)and Section 20-7.12 concerning permitted uses of Beauty Shops,Barber Shops and Beauty Spas and parking requirements. Background: "Beauty or barber shops''are allowed within all commercial and mixed-use districts.In the Hometown District Overlay (HD),however,they are permitted only as Storefront Uses,and not asanOfficeUse on upper floors.Furthermore,a specific definition of the term is not provided other than a parenthetical note saying that it includes nail/skin care asan accessory or separate establishment. Analysis: Personal service businesses have evolved over time and now frequently offer a wider range of services than the traditional hair care.For example,it's not uncommon to find one business offering massage along with hair,skinandnail care.The current language of the Land Development Code (LDC)doesn't accommodate these consolidations of services and hasled to confusion about where they canbe located andhow they should be licensed by the City.The proposed changes create a definition that encompasses a range of personal services. As the business models have changed,many now prefer a less public location than a storefront in order to create a quiet and relaxing environment.The proposed ordinance willalso amend the HD regulations to allow these uses the option of locating onan upper floor. Planning Board Recommendation: The Planning Boardhelda public hearing on the itemon February 14,2017 and voted unanimously to recommend approval. Recommendation: Staff recommends that the City Commission approve the ordinance onfirst reading. Beauty or Barber Shop Text Amendment March 7,2017 Page2of2 Attachments: •Draft Ordinance •Draft excerpt fromPlanningBoardmeetingminutes JKT C:\Users\mmenende\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\TZ48RTT2\Staff ReportBeautyBarber Shop Amendment.docx MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW PublishedDailyexcept Saturday,Sundayand LegalHolidays Miami.Miami-DadeCounty,Florida STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OFMIAMI-DADE: Beforetheundersigned authority personallyappeared MARIA MESA,whoonoathsaysthatheorsheisthe LEGAL CLERK,Legal Notices ofthe Miami Daily Business Review f/k/a Miami Review,a daily (except Saturday,Sundayand Legal Holidays)newspaper,published at Miami in Miami-Dade County,Florida;thatthe attached copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice inthematterof NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARING CITYOFSOUTH MIAMI -MAR.21,2017 in the XXXX Court, waspublishedinsaidnewspaper in theissuesof 03/10/2017 Affiant furthersaysthatthesaid Miami Daily Business Reviewisanewspaperpublishedat Miami,insaid Miami-Dade County,Florida andthatthesaidnewspaperhas heretoforebeen continuously published insaid Miami-Dade County,Florida eachday (except Saturday,Sunday and Legal Holidays)andhasbeen entered as second class mail matteratthepost office in Miami insaid Miami-Dade County, Florida,fora period ofoneyearnext preceding the first publication ofthe attached copy of advertisement;and affiant furthersaysthatheorshehasneither paid norpromisedany person,firm or corporation any discount,rebate,commission or refund for Jb©--13tirpo5e-<2f securing this advertisement for publicatioi>4rfthe said new^eeOeT" (SEAL) MARIA MESA personally knowntome C8TY OF SOUTH miAMl |«OTlCI OF PUBL9C HEARINd NOTICE IS HEREBY giventhattheCityCommissionoftheCityofSouth Miami,FloridawillconductPublicHearing(s)atitsregularCityCommission meetingscheduledfor Tuesday,March 21,2017,beginning at7:00p.m.,inthe City Commission Chambers,6130Sunset Drive,to consider the following item(s): A Resolution autho'rizing the City Manager toenter into a multi-year contract withEACConsulting,Inc.,Marlin Engineering,Inc.,SRSEngineering, Inc.,and Stantec for generalengineeringservicesonanasneededbasis. AnOrdinance amending theLand Development Code,Article II,"Definitions", Section 20-2.3,"Definitions",andArticle III,"Zoning.Regulations",Sections 20-3.3(D)"Permitted Use Schedule''and 20-3.4(B)"Special Requirements" addingsubsection (24)relating to Medical Marijuana Centersand providing definitionsrelatingtoandcriteriaandregulationsforMedicalMarijuana Centersin theCity ofSouth Miami. An Ordinance amendingSection 20-2.3 oftheCityofSouth Miami Land DevelopmentCode,creatingadefinitionfor"Beauty/Barber Shop,or .BeautySpa"uses;andamendingSection 20-3.3(D)andSection20-7.12 jconcerning permitted usesof Beauty Shops,Barber Shopsand Beauty i Spas andparkingrequirements. An Ordinance amendingChapter2,Article I,Section 2-2.1of the"Code ofOrdinancestoaddsubsection(P)andforthepurposeof providing a procedureforapprovingtheSouth Miami Community Redevelopment Agency budget. •ALL'interested partiesare invited toattendand will beheard. Forfurther information,pleasecontacttheCityClerk's Office at:305-663-6340. MariaM.Menendez,CMC. CityClerk .. PursuanttoFlorida Statutes 286.0105,the City herebyadvisesthepublic thatifapersondecidestoappealanydecisionmadebythisBoard,Agency orCommissionwithrespecttoanymatterconsideredatitsmeetingor hearing,heor she will needarecordoftheproceedings,andthatforsuch purpose,affectedpersonmayneedtoensurethataverbatimrecordofthe proceedings is made whichrecordincludesthetestimonyandevidence upon which the appeal istobe based. 3/10 17-85/0000205560M %&\(JFF034747 /^ Local &State iliiami Ucrwfo DEATHS I JOHN W.WALSH,68 Helped start organizations to fight lung disorder Ayear earlier,in 2004, Walsh had the same mis- nion when he co-founded and became the tn*f presi dent of the COrD Foundation in Coconut Grove,witha seennd nffice tn Washington.He followed with theCOPDAdvocacy programandtheCongres sional COPD Caucus to pus))formorefundingfor researchandpatientaccess. In2014,Walsh,wholived in Cora!Gables,was elected to die National Kcallh Council's hoard of directors. "John wasa fonuer Anny Ranger.Though hewas afraidofheights,hevolun teered for Airborne School andbecameaparatrooper, because parachute jumping outofplanesisarequired skillforaranger.Thai shouldtellyoualotabout thestrengthofhischar acter,willand commitment to mission,"saidMarcia Ritchie,Ihe Alpha-1Foun dation'schiefoperating officer. "John hadthat astomsh- ingpowei thatpeopleget when they Imve highenergy andpassion fciT something andawillingnesstodevote theirlife toil,"Campbell said."He was starting ftorn o uny patientbase.Hehad nopowerbase.Marled with littlefunding.Buthebuilt thecoreorganizationofthe Alpha-1worldandthenthe core foundation ofthe COrD world.That's on astonishing number of achievements ina little ever 20 years." Walshis survived by his wifeDiane,daughterI.tnda, granddaughter Lily,his brother Fted,and sisteis Susan Ferro andJudy Walsh. The familyplansn pihMtc celebration oflife Hmwii'W Cahat: .?05-.fr6\Wfy, @>HowdrdC.ohcn The millions ot Amer ican*:sufferingfromchronic obstructive pulmonary, disease and thegenetic formcalledAntitrypsin Deficiency (Alphs-1)have lost a key allyinthefightto bringawarenessandfinda cureforthedeadlylung disease. Busme<wtn»n/ohnWalsh, co-founderofthe COrD Foundation and(heAlpha-1 Foundationand AlphnNet. died Wednesdny asthe resultof Injuries hesuffered in k fallmorethanaye.tr agoonan ky streetin Washington.Hewas 6*8. "John itM,m fact,asuper achiever andnlegend In the wwld of COPDand Ihe genetic fnna colledAl pha-1,"saidBobCampbell, Arphn-1communications director. 'An absolutelegendin thefieldof paucni advoca cy."Mark Wouttn,CEOof the Notional Health Coun cil,snidina statement. ml989,Wal!«hwi»s» member ofasmallgroupof people—lessthan 5,000 at the lime —whn had been diagnosed wiih Alpha-1,a genetJc condition dial had cawed the COPD that plaguednotonly Walsh,but iustwinbrother Fled,sister Susan,nndtheir mother, whodiedat46fromthe disease. COPD hM been ding- TOWN OF SOUTHWEST RANCHES NOTICE DF PUBLIC HEARING TheTownCounciloftheTown ol Sou:nwsst Ranches will most ot r pubEchearingat7:00PMon Thursday. March?3.2017 a:tho Southwest Ranches Courted Chambers,tocatoo ot 13400 GriHin ftnert.Southwest Ranches.Ft33330,The roes'-nflIs opentothepublic andwillbo conducted r>accordance wuh theprovisionsol Florida Law. WAtVER OF PLAT-ConsicJeration of Waiver ol Plai Application No.WP-16-16tosubdivideapproximately 11.5 net ceres Into two lots of 7.6 and 3.65 acres and 0.27-acreto be dedicatedas rkpl-ol-wny;generally tecpjBdn*.ihc no»|hwestcornerof String Roadand SW 130-*Avenue.Robert Lewtn.petitioner;Pillar ConsUtarts.Inc..agent Acopy ot this proposed eneciotsnt maybe Inspected by ine publicottheTown ol Southwest RanchesTown Hall during ropula'business rvouis.Commentsol anyinterested parry relativetothese mailers nay bo submined In wiling and/or prese-ted inperson a:tho meeting. SHOULDANY PERSON DESIRETOAPPEAL ANY DECISION MADEBYTHE BOARD.AGENCY OR COUNCIL.WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER TOBE CONSIDERED AT THESE MEETINGS OR HEARINGS.THAT PERSON WILL NEED A RECORD OFTHE PR0CEEDIN3S ANO ITWILLBETHEIR RESPONSIBI-ITY TO ENSURE THATA VERBATIM RECORDOFTHE PROCEEDINGS ISMADE. INCLUDING ALL TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH ANY APPEAL MAYBEBASED(F.S.2Be.0t0S). Please call (654)434-0008iorany questions regarding the above matters. There may b9 occas.'ons whenoneormoreBoard. Agency,or CouncilM&rrberswillparticipateby telephone. Attheabove locetiof:thefe wJl be presenta apcakei telephone eo ihat any interested pe:son canattendthe meetingattheabove tocawn andbe Inly Informedofthe discussionstakingplace eitberinpersonorbytelephone com-T.umcatten.Two cr more members o'any other Town Conynltco.Bo&ro.Agency,orCouncil.whoore notmembers o*'this board moy enend this meeting ord mayat that ti^a.dscuss matterson which fcrosooabtp actionmay laiet betakenbytheirCommittee,Boaid. Agency,or Council. In accordance whn tne Americana with Olsabllil'es Ael o?1090,allpersonswhoaredisabledandwho noed specie!accommodationstoparticipateInthis proceeding because o<that disability sr*o-!ocontact the TownClerk (954)434-0008,nolater inan twobusinessdayspriorto suchproceedings.II on individualIshearingorspeech impaired,please call (BOO)055-8771 (V-TDD). RussoK C.Muniz.Assistant Town Adnimtstrator/Towii Clerk %Prfir! EARN $380-$1,000 OR MORE A WEEK!< •Sell subscriptions atretail&community ovonts •Make your own schedule •Work outdoors &independently •Commission base,aggressive and competitive p 'Must have transportation &insurance •Orientation provided •No experience necessary nosed inat least 12 million peopleintheUnited States and is the third most com mon cause ofdeath m the country,according tu the American Lung Association. Althoughitisoftencalleda "smoker's disease,"many peoplewhohnveCOPD never smoked There is no cure. In peoplewiththeAl pha-1deficiency,theliver trapsanddestroys most,or nil,nf theproteinsthatthe body makes toprotectthe rung*from irriianis hie cigarette snwke,oir poDu- rionandinfections.Alpha-1, ivhkh can also cause liver damage,is the mostcom monknowngeneticrisk factor fur COPD and is passedfromoneabnormal genefromeach parent Ofthe12millionpeople diagnosedwithCOPD,up to3percentof Ihent nwy have AJpha-1,accordingto die Alpha-]Foundation. Littlewasknownbythe publicormedical communi tywhenWalsh,whonever smoked,andhisbrother, whu unuked,soughttreat ment fortheir shared symp toms —severe allergies, shortness of breath and respiratoryproblems.The National Institutes of Health confirmed the Walshes'diagnosisin1989 andthepairjoinedthe• agency's studyon Alpha-! When (he N1Hstudy• endedin1995,theNTH developed a prolein thei- apy.Wplsb,bom in Arling- TOWN OP SOUTHWEST RANCHES NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT TheTownCouncil w3lconduct a pubBc hearingat TOOPMon March 23,2017 at the Soufhwost R&nchoa Town Hoi!located •t 13400 G'rttin noed.Southwost Ranches.FL 33330 to consider the loBcwtng ordinance on second roadTno. AN ORDINANCE OFTHE TOW*OF SOUTHWEST RANCHES.FLORIDA.APPROVING.ANUPOATETO THE TEN-YEAR WATERSUPPLYFACILITIES PUN i*W3FP) AND ADOPTING ANIMPLEMENTING AMENDMENT TOTHE GOALS.OBJECTIVESANDPOLICIESOFTHE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT OFTHETOWN OF SOUTHWEST RANCHES COMPREHENSIVE PUN. AUTHORIZING TRANSMITTAL OFTHE WSFP UPOATEANO COMPREHENSIVE PUN AMENDMENT TOREVIEWING AGENCIES'PROVIDINGFORCONFLICT;PROVIDINGFOR SEVERABILITY AND.PROVIDINGFORANEFFECTIVE DATE. {ApprovedonFirst Reading on Novsmbsr '0.2016)' Tho moutino wil bo open totho public and wil bo conducted tn occofdanco with the piovistons olFlorida Law.The proposed ordinance concerns amendments totho text ot the CoinprehenorVo PlanthatapplyTown-wide. 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HcKioO Munu.Avtislani Tcv^n M-.vi>aUiVrl Towit Clotk John Walsh,picturedin his Coconut Grove office in 2005,foundedseveral South Floridaorganizations tofight lung disorders, includingtheAlpha-1 Foundation and the COP0 Foundation. ton,Massachusetts,bad been ImnRin Mimni fortwo yearsforits climate.While attendingasupportgroupin WestPalm Beach,heraised raouey toproduce a CD thatprovided information on Alpha-1. He was determined to do mure.That same year, Walsh and two fellow Al phas,astheycalledthem selves,SusanStanleyand Sandy tJnsey,createdthe Alpha-1FoundationinCo conutGrove,followedby AlphnNei,adiseaseand healthmanagementcompa nythatprovidesservicesfur people with the deficiency. Ine nonprofitsquickly flourishedwith{(rants, matching funds,advocacy andinfluence,leadingto research centers nation wide,includingatHarvard, agenetherapyprogramfor thelungandliver atUni versityofFloridaand Uni versityofCaliforniant San Diego,andan Arphn-1regis tryattheMedicalUni versityatSouthCarolina. Thenonprofitsalsohave raised millions for research- "Ourmissionistoput ourselvesoutofbusiness," Walsh tnfd the Miami Her aldin 2005."We want to cureAlpha-]." MIAMI DCFlawyers not in contempt,judge finds AMiamijudgehasruled that state child welfare lawyerswerenotincon tempt ofcourtwhen they gavehererroneousIn formationaboutagirlwho was in the tame home asn foster sibliog whohanged herself—while livestteam- Ing on Fnceboolc. MiamiCircuitJudge Maria Sampcdro-Iglesia, who heads the circuit's childwelfaredivision,held ahearingearlierthisweek. to determine whether the Department ofChildren6V Families*Children'sLegal Services had been in con tempt ofcourt when law yersprovidedher informa tionthatthejudge believed lo br false. The information per tainedtoIheidentityof Iwo girl*who wi\u-livingin the tame Miami Gardens foster home as 14-year-old NailcaVcnant,who hanged herself on Fnrebook Live. Atthe hearing Wednesday,CLS lawyers insisted they made a mis takein identifying on*of thegirls,hut hadnoin tention of misleading the judge. In ashortordersigned Friday,Sampedro-Iglciia said Children's LegalServ icesandthe office's top lawyerin Miami,Clarissa Cabrejo,warenotguiltyof indirect civil contempt. "Based on the evidence presentedntthe hearing, the correct infonnation has- beenreceivedbythe court,"Sampedro-lglesin wroic."The evidence further indicates that nei therCLSnor Cabreja will fully foiled tocomply"with anorder Sampedro-lglesia signedonFeb.22. CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI COURTESY NOTICE NOTICE It HEHEBY Ftv:n itni <hcCity Cn-.twuian ot ite <N(\ol S-*>>Miami.isiu»di *dl r.nV.I fuhhrlleailngisjatJl»frpijat'oyC4>voujM-.etnxtrijt£wti;.ttiiri)(<>iTivtrbj MtKhll ?t>l7.h«ftr«>inj;4l ItW f m..tr.fin-City Gtnt>wm.«p Ctoitibox M.'P Ku»ci Orlvr.I-vonnJoi Uit Mliwing ih.m(n' XKcmfcamnfeith»nui<j:tt,-Ckj M.'rufo v cn»«h*>a i|tat1i.>v«i ^f^lb^'^tf-ithl!AC O multirvjj. 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