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9THE e ll Y 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 Alexander, City Manager FROM: Jane K. Tompkins, Planning and Zoning Director Agenda Item No.: ~ Date: April 4, 2017 SUBJECT: An Ordinance amending the Land Development Code, Article II, "Definitions", Section 20-2.3, "Definitions", and Article III, "Zoning Regulations", Sections 20-3.3{D) "Permitted Use Schedule" and 20-3.4{B) "Special Requirements" adding subsection (24) relating to Medical Marijuana Centers and providing definitions relating to and criteria and regulations for Medical Marijuana Centers in the City of South Miami. BACKGROUND: In June, 2014, the State of Florida legalized the use of a non-euphoric, Low-THC cannabis/marijuana for limited medical use by Florida residents. This law was modified in early 2016 to allow terminally ill patients access to other forms of medical cannabis. In November, 2016, the State voters approved a Constitutional amendment which expanded the authority to make versions other than non-euphoric, Low-THC cannabis available to persons with a variety of debilitating medical conditions. The State Department of Health now has six months to draft regulations to implement the amendment. Regardless of the state law and Constitution, the Federal Controlled Substances Act still prohibits the production, distribution and use of marijuana for any purpose. Repeated requests to reclassify marijuana and allow it for medical purposes have been rejected by the Drug Enforcement Administration. At this time, State law grants municipalities the authority to determine "the criteria for the number and location of, and other permitting requirements that do not conflict with state law or department rule for, dispensing facilities of dispensing organizations ... ". Communities across Florida have relied on this language to either ban medical marijuana dispensing facilities, or adopt zoning regulations that guide the facilities to particular zoning districts. Such communities are also imposing separation requirements from less intense or sensitive land uses such as residential uses, and performance standards such as security measures. The City Commission passed the ordinance on first reading on January 17, 2017 with a recommendation that the Medium-Intensity Office (MO) district be added. The attached draft ordinance includes that addition as well as the following changes recommended by the Planning Board: Ordinance Regarding Medical Marijuana April 4, 2017 Page2of3 • The separation requirement from a child day care facility, county or municipal park, elementary, middle or secondary school or place of worship should be 500 feet, not 250 feet. • Processing centers should only be allowed in the Transit Oriented Development District -Light Industrial (TODD-Ll4). • Deleted language from the definitions that referred to medical marijuana treatment center and treatment facility. During a hearing on March 7, 2017, the Commission deleted references to cultivation and the separation requirement from places of worship. On March 21, 2017, the ordinance was further revised to remove the possibility of locating facilities in the RO zoning district. REQUEST: Staff requests that the Commission consider the ordinance on second reading. ANALYSIS: As proposed, facilities are grouped into two categories: those that sell or dispense medical marijuana ("retail centers") and those that cultivate, process, sell and distribute ("processing centers"). Both categories would be allowed in the Transit Oriented Development District - Light Industrial (TODD-Ll4). Retail centers would also be allowed in the Residential Office (RO) and Medium-Intensity Office (MO) zoning districts. All facilities will require a Special Use approval from the Commission. The standard requirements for Special Uses (identified in Section 20-3.4 of the Land Development Code) will apply. Under the proposed ordinance, the use must also: • Satisfy the following separation requirements: o 300 feet from any RS zoning district o 1000 feet from another such use, whether it is located within the City or in another jurisdiction o 500 feet from a child day care facility, county or municipal park, or elementary, middle or secondary school • Operate only between the hours of 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. • Ensure that there is no queuing of vehicles in the rights-of-way. • Not provide a drive-through or drive-in service aisle or a walk-up service window. • Demonstrate that on-site traffic and parking attributable to the use can be accommodated on-site. • Ensure that all activities occur indoors and prohibit loitering outside of the building. • Prohibit on-site consumption of medical marijuana. Further, as proposed, landlords of medical marijuana uses must take reasonable measures to prevent illegal activity on the premises and include in the lease language that failure to comply with City Code is a non-curable breach of the lease and is grounds for termination of the lease. JKT C:\Users\mlightfoot.CSM 1 \AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\ Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\GYY4HODT\Ord re Medical Marijuana Staff Report 040417.docx Ordinance Regarding Medical Marijuana April 4, 2017 Page 3 of 3 PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Board held a public hearing on the ordinance on February 14, 2017 and unanimously recommended approval with the amendments noted above. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the City Commission consider the ordinance on second reading. Attachments: • Draft Ordinance • Draft excerpt of Planning Board meeting minutes JKT C:\ Users\mlightfoot.CSM 1 \AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows\ Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\GYY4HODT\Ord re Medical Marijuana Staff Report 040417.docx 1 Ordinance No. ------------------- 2 An Ordinance amending the Land Development Code, Article il, Section 20-2.3, and 3 Article ill, Sections 20-3.3(D) "Permitted Use Schedule" and 20-3.4(B) "Special 4 Requirements" adding subsection (24) relating to Medical Marijuana Centers and 5 providing definitions relating to and criteria and regulations for Medical Marijuana 6 Centers in the City of South Miami 7 WHEREAS, the City of South Miami regulates development within its boundaries through its 8 Land Development Code; and 9 WHEREAS, the State of Florida has enacted legislation providing for the growing, processing, 10 and distributing of specific forms of low-THC cannabis to qualified patients and their legal 11 representatives for the treatment of listed medical cqnditions, which is codified as Section 38l.986, 12 Florida Statutes; and 13 WHEREAS, the State has also passed a Constitutional amendment to expand the use of medical 14 marijuana for persons suffering from certain debilitating conditions; and 15 WHEREAS, the activities allowed by said legislation remain illegal under federal law; and 16 WHEREAS,' medical marij~ana centers may create significant safety and security concerns and 17 other nuisances that have negative impacts on the general public and surrounding area; and 18 WHEREAS, the legislation provides that a municipality may determine the criteria for the 19 "number and location of, and other permitting requirements that do not conflict with state law or 20 department rule, for dispensing facilities of dispensing organizations located within its municipal 21 boundaries"; and 22 WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined that it is in the best interests of the residents 23 and general public for the City to regulate the location of medical marijuana centers; and desires to adopt 24 this Ordinance to accomplish the above objectives; and 25 WHEREAS, the City Commission has the responsibility and authority to determine what uses 26 are best suited to particular zoning categories within the City; and 27 WHEREAS, the Planning Board reviewed and made a recommendat.ion of approval by a vote of 28 six (6) ayes to zero (0) nays. 29 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR fu~"]) CITY COMMISSION 30 OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA: 31 Section 1. South Miami Land Development Code Article II, "Definitions," Section 20-2.3, 32 "Definitions" is hereby amended to read as follows: 33 20-2-3 Definitions. 34 * * * Page 1 35 36 Medical Marijuana (also known as medical cannabis). Shall mean all parts or any plant of the genus 37 Cannabis. whether growing or not; the seeds thereof; the resin extracted from any gart of such giant: and 38 every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative. mixture, or preparation of such plant or its seeds or resin 39 that is dispensed only from a dispensing organization for medical use by an eligible patient (as defined by 40 the State of Florida) and as the term "medical cannabis" is defined by Florida Statute. 41 Medical Marijuana Center eMMC). Shall mean either a Medical Marijuana Retail Center or a Medical 42 Marijuana Processing Center as defined herein. 43 Medical Mariiuana Retail Center (MMRC). Shall mean a retail establishment, licensed by the Florida 44 Department of Health as a "dispensing organization," "dispensing organization facility" or similar use, 45 that sells and dispenses medical marijuana, but does not engage in anv other activity related to 46 ~garation. wholesale storage, distribution, transfer. cultivation, product development, or grocessing of 47 any form of Medical Marijuana or Medical Marijuana product, and does not allow on-site consumption of 48 Medical Marijuana. 49 Medical Marijuana Processing Center(MMPC). Shall mean a facility licensed by the florida Department 50 of Health to acquire, possess, process (including develogment ofrelated products such as food, tinctures, 51 aerosols. oils. or ointrnents),transfer, transport, sell. distribute. dispense. store, or administer Medical 52 Marijuana, products containing Marijuana, related supplies, or educational materials, as authorized by 53 state law. A Medical Marijuana Processing Center may include retail sales or dispensing of Medical 54 Marijuana. A facility which provides only retail sales or dispensing of Medical Marijuana shall not be 55 classified as a Medical Marijuana Processing Center. A MMPC shall not cultivate medical marijuana. 56 57 Section 2. South Miami Land Development Code Article III, "Zoning Regulations", Section 20- 58 3.3(D), "Permitted Use Schedule" is hereby amended to read as follows: 59 PERMITTED USE SCHEDULE 60 P = PERMITTED BY RIGHT 61 S = PE~l\1ITTED AS SPECIAL USE 62 COND = SPECIAL USE C01'l"DITIONS (See Section 20-3.4) 63 PARK = PARKING REQUIREMENTS (See Section 20-4.4(B)) 64 X = No conditions were adopted 65 USE TYPE i· i ZONING DISTRICT i I \' I ITT IT I I I I I 0 O'iO T T , i ,I ,I i D DiD 0 0 R R R!R R S s sis S __ ----'--~_~~h! 5 L R R R M TTl 1 I 'I I I 1M D DiD D D I • Ie M MiL D DI, LIM!NISIG!A U e[I P P: p, P I~**·* 6mS I I I I I I o \ 0 I R I R : lZ...J1Ll~-..l.J_~ I R 111_' I i R R I_R~T4!~.~~D_:_ J_J_: __ ~ ___ J_L[_J __ !_J __ ~ ..... L_L ~_ ' Page 2 c o N P A R DiK --~- WHOLESALE j!! Ii! I ! 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The following requirements sball be applicable to 71 all Medical Marijuana Retail Centers and Medical Marijuana Processing Center allowed as a special use: 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 (a) (b) (c) Location requirements. A MMC shall not be locatecf~ I. Within 300 feet of any RS zoning district: 11. Within 1,000 feet of another MMC, whether it is located in the City or in another jurisdiction; and 111. Within 500 feet of a child day care facility. county or municipal park. or elementary, middle or secondary school; Distances shall be measured by drawing a straight line between the closest point of a building housing the MMC to the closest property line of the RS zoning district, another MMC, school, day care facility. or park. Hours of operation. MMC shall only be permitted to operate between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Vehicular traffic. The MMC shall ensure that there is no queuing of vehicles in the rights- of-way. No MMC shall have a drive-through or drive-in service aisle or a walk-up service window for doing business to the outside ofthe space housing the MMC. ~ Parking. Any parking demand created by a MMC shall not exceed the parking space~ located or allocated on site, as required by the City's parking regulations. An ap--plicant shall be required to demonstrate that on-site traffic and parking attributable to the MMC will be sufficient to accommodate traffic and parking demands generated by the MMC, ~sed llpon a current traffic and parking study prepared by a certified Rrofessional. (d) Requirement for indoor operation and prohibition on loitering. There shall be 11.0 outd09l seating areas~queu~s. or customer waiting areas. All activities of the MMC including sales. display, RreI2arations and storage shall be conducted __ ~ntirely within an enclosed puilding. The MMC shall not direct or encourage ar}y patient or business invitee to stand. ~jJ. gather. or loiter outside of the building where thy MMC.il,perates, includipg in a Page 3 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 (e) parked car. in any parking areas. sidewalks. rights-of-way, or neighboring p~ertjes for any period of time longer than reasonably required for patients to conduct their official business. The owner ofthe building housing the MMC shall post conspicuous signs on all sides of the building stating that no loitering is allowed on the property. Prohibition of on-site consumption of marijuana. No consumption of medical marijuana shall be allowed on the premises, including in the parking areas, sidewalks, or rights-of~ way. Landlord responsibilities. (i) Any landlord, leasing agent, or owner of p[Qpe[ty upon which a MMC operates, who knows, or in the exercise ofreasonable care should know, that a MMC is operating in violation of City code or applicable Florida law. including the rules and regulations promulgated by the state department of health, must take all reasonable measures to prevent, stop, or take reasonable steps to prevent the continued illegal activity on the leased premises. (ii) Landlords who lease space to a MMC must expressly incorporate language into the lease or rental agreement stating that failure to comply with City code is a material non-curable breach of the lease and shall co_nstitute grounds for termination of the lease and immediate eviction by the landlord ("Termination Clause"). It shall be a violation of this section for a Landlord to fail to incomorate such a Termination Clause in the Tenant's lease and/or the failure to take reasonable steps to evict a Tenant when the Tenant is in violation of the City code. The Landlord shall pay a fine of $500 each day that the Landlord fails to take reasonable steps to evict the Tenant as required by this section. If the Landlord takes reasonable stepJUQ evict the Tenant but is unable to evict due to the Landlord's failure to incorporate the Termination Clause, the Landlord shall Ray a fine of $500 -Rer dav for each day that th~ Tenant is in violation of the City Code. ~ If a Special Use is, in the future, detennined by the Director of Planning and Zoning, to be adversely affecting the health or saf~ersons residing or working in the vicinity of the proposed use. to be detrimental to the public welfare or prope[ty or improvements in the neighborhood, or to be not in compliance with other applicable Code provisions. the Special use aPI~roval may be modified or revoked by the City Commission up on notification and public hearing. 127 Section 4. Codification. The provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made part of 128 the Land Development Code of the City of South Miami as amended. 129 Section 5. Severability. If any section, clausc, sentence, or phrase of this ordinance is for 130 any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, this holding shall not 131 affect the validity of the remaining portions of this' ordinance or the Guidelines adopted hereunder. 132 Section 6. Ordinances in Conflict. All ordinances or parts of ordinances and all sections 133 and parts of sections of ordinances in direct conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 134 Section 7. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective upon enactment. 135 Page 4 136 PASSED AND ENACTED this __ day of ,2017. 137 138 ATTEST: APPROVED: 139 140 141 CITY CLERK MAYOR 142 1st Reading 143 2nd Reading 144 145 READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM: COMMISSION VOTE: 146 LANGUAGE, LEGALITY AND Mayor Stoddard: 147 EXECUTION THEREOF Vice Mayor Welsh: 148 Commissioner Edmond: 149 Commissioner Harris: 150 Commissioner Liebman: 151 CITY ATTORNEY 152 Page 5 Menendez, Maria M. From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Pepe, Thomas F Wednesday, March 29, 2017 11 58 AM Menendez, Maria M Garcia, Marla, Steven J Alexander, Payne, Nkenga; Shari Kamali; Liebman, Josh RE 0404 17 DRAFT AGENDA Ordinance re Medical Marijuana rev for 2nd reading 040417 JL Proposed Amendment.docx Attached is the proposed amendment to the Marijuana Ordinance. This proposed amendment is being sponsored by Commissioner Liebman. This is not the main item on the agenda. This document should be with the backup to the ordinance that was deferred at the last commission meeting. The purpose of this "backup" is to provide the other Commission members advanced notice of the changes that are being proposed by Commissioner Liebman. Thank you. Very tmly yours, ThoI11asf~.Pepe City Attorney, Board Certified by the Fla. Bar in City, County and Local Government Law. 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PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 Ordinance No. ------------------- 2 An Ordinance amending the Land Development Code, Article II, Section 20-2.3, and 3 Article III, Sections 20-3.3(D) "Permitted Use Schedule" and 20-3.4(B) "Special 4 Requirements" adding subsection (24) relating to Medical Marijuana Centers and 5 providing definitions relating to and criteria and regulations for Medical Marijuana 6 Centers in the City of South Miami 7 WHEREAS, the City of South Miami regulates development within its boundaries through its 8 Land Development Code; and 9 WHEREAS, the State of Florida has enacted legislation providing for the growing, processing, 10 and distributing of specific forms of low-THC cannabis to qualified patients and their legal 11 representatives for the treatment of listed medical conditions, which is codified as Section 381.986, 12 Florida Statutes; and 13 WHEREAS, the State has also passed a Constitutional amendment to expand the use of medical 14 marijuana for persons suffering from certain debilitating conditions; and 15 WHEREAS, the activities allowed by said legislation remain illegal under federal law; and 16 WHEREAS, medical marijuana centers may create significant safety and security concerns and 17 other nuisances that have negative impacts on the general public and surrounding area; and 18 WHEREAS, the legislation provides that a municipality may determine the criteria for the 19 "number and location of, and other permitting requirements that do not conflict with state law or 20 department rule, for dispensing facilities of dispensing organizations located within its municipal 21 boundaries"; and 22 WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined that it is in the best interests of the residents 23 and general public for the City to regulate the location of medical marijuana centers; and desires to adopt 24 this Ordinance to accomplish the above objectives; and 25 WHEREAS, the City Commission has the responsibility and authority to determine what uses 26 are best suited to particular zoning categories within the City; and 27 WHEREAS, the Planning Board reviewed and made a recommendation of approval by a vote of 28 six (6) ayes to zero (0) nays. 29 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION 30 OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA: 31 Section 1. South Miami Land Development Code Article II, "Definitions," Section 20-2.3, 32 "Definitions" is hereby amended to read as follows: 33 20-2-3 Definitions. Page 1 PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 * * * 2 3 M edical Marijuana (also known as medical cannabis). Shall mean all parts of any plant of the genus 4 Cannabis, whether growing or not; the seeds thereof; the resin extracted from any part of such plant; and 5 every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture, or preparation of such plant or its seeds or resin 6 that is dispensed only from a dispensing organization for medical use by an eligible patient (as defined by 7 the State of Florida) and as the term "medical cannabis" is defined by Florida Statute, including Section 8 381.986. 9 Medical Marijuana Center (MMC). Shall mean either a Medical Marijuana Retail Center or a Medical 10 Marijuana Processing Center as defined herein. 11 Medical Marijuana Retail Center (MMRC). Shall mean a retail establishment, licensed by the Florida 12 Department of Health as a "dispensing organization," "dispensing organization facility" or similar use, 13 that sells and dispenses medical marijuana, but does not engage in any other activity related to 14 preparation, wholesale storage, distribution, transfer, cultivation, product development, or processing of 15 any form of Medical Marijuana or Medical Marijuana product, and does not allow on-site consumption of 16 Medical Marijuana. 17 M edical Marijuana Processing Center (MMPC). Shall mean a facility licensed by the Florida Department 18 of Health to acquire, cultivate, possess, process (including development of related products such as food , 19 tinctures, aerosols, oils, or ointments),transfer, transport, sell, distribute, dispense, store, or administer 20 Medical Marijuana, products containing Marijuana, related supplies, or educational materials, as 21 authorized by state law. A Medical Marijuana Processing Center may include retail sales or dispensing of 22 Medical Marijuana . A facility which provides only retail sales or dispensing of Medical Marijuana shall 23 not be classified as a Medical Marijuana Processing Center. 24 25 *** 26 Qualified Patient: Shall mean a person who m eets the criteria of a Qualified Patient as defined by Section 27 381.986, Florida Statutes. 28 Qualified Patient's legal representative : Shall mean a person who meets the criteria of a Qualified Patient's 29 legal representative as defined by Section 381.986, Florida Statutes . 30 31 32 Section 2. South Miami Land Development Code Article III, "Zoning Regulations ", Section 20 - 33 3.3(D), "Permitted Use Schedule" is hereby amended to read as follows : 34 PERMITTED USE SCHEDULE Page 2 PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMM ISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 2 3 4 5 6 USE TYPE * * * * * RETAIL AND WHOLESALE TRADE ***** Lumber and Building Material s Store M e dical Marijuana R etail Center Medical Marijuana Process ing C e nter * * * * * 7 R R S S I 2 P = PERMITTED BY RIGHT S = PERMITTED AS SPECIAL USE COND = SPECIAL USE CONDITIONS (See Section 20-3.4) PARK = PARKING REQDmEMENTS (See Section 20-4.4(B» X = No conditions were adopted ZONING DISTRICT T T T 0 0 0 L D D D R R M D D D R R R R R M M U M M L S S S T T I 2 R L M N S G A U U I 3 4 5 6 9 8 4 0 0 0 R R R H 4 5 4 S S S S S T T 0 0 D D D D P P P I R H I 8 Section 3. South Miami Land Development Code Article III , "Zoning Regulations ", Section 20- 9 3.4(B), "Special Requirements" is hereby amended by creating a new subparagraph (24) "Medical 10 Marijuana Centers" as follows: 11 (24) MEDICAL MARIJUANA CENTER (MMC). The following requirements shall be app li cable to 12 all Medical Marijuana Retail Centers and Medical Marijuana Processing Center allowed as a special use: 13 (A) Application for Special Use . In addition to the requirements of 20-5.8, the application shall be 14 submitted by both the business and property owners, or an agent authorized in writing to act on the 15 owners' behalf. Said application shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee in an amount to be 16 established by resolution of the City Conunissioner. The application shall be in a form and shall 17 contain such information and documentation as prescribed by the Planning and Zoning Department 18 ("Department"). A meeting with the Director of the Department or designee, may be required upon 19 submittal of the application . In addition to specific requirements set forth herein for a particular 20 Special Use, the application shall include: 21 0) Name and address of all business and property owners; R Page 3 C P 0 A P N R R D K 11 24 9 PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 (2) Legal description and lot number of the property which is the subject ofthe 2 application; 3 (3) A written statement describing in general terms the proposed use; and 4 (4) A written statement setting forth how the proposed use meets each 5 standard specified in this Special Use category. 6 (5) A site plan at a scale that meets the minimum requirements for site plan review 7 approval in Section 20-5.11 and 8 (5) Aerial photograph(s), taken within one (1) year before the application is filed, of the subject 9 parcel and all adjacent property within one thousand two hundred (1,200) feet of all boundaries of 10 the subject parcel. 11 12 (B) Additional Requirements 13 (a) A certificate of use shall be obtained from the zoning official, in accordance with Section 39 -19 , 14 prior to the establishment of any MMC. 15 (b) The application for a certificate of use for a MMC shall disclose, in detail, the owner(s) and! 16 manager(s) ofthe MMC, and the owner(s) of the property, if different from the RetaillProcessing 17 Center owner(s), and shall be updated annually at the time of renewal of the business tax receipt 18 for the business, or at any time that there is a change of owner(s). 19 (c) The applicant shall provide to the Director of Planning and Zoning (hereinafter referred to as 20 "Director") with proof of approval from the Florida Department of Health, pursuant to Section 21 B81.986, Florida Statutes, prior to the issuance ofa certificate of use for the business. lithe 22 approval of a MMC is revoked by the Florida Department of Health, the County's certificate of 23 use shall be revoked automatically and shall not be subject to the provisions of (r) below. 24 (d) The application for a certificate of use shall include an affidavit by the MMC owner(s), attesting 25 to the fact that all owners and managers have been fingerprinted and have successfully passed a 26 level 2 background screening pursuant to Section 435.04, Florida Statutes, within the calendar 27 year prior to application for a certificate of use, and that a medical director who is a physician 28 licensed pursuant to Chapter 458 or 459, Florida Statutes, has been employed to supervise the 29 activities of the MMC. 30 (e) A MMC shall post the required certificate of use in a conspicuous location at or near the entrance 31 to the facility so that it may be easily read at any time. 32 (f) The applicant shall furnish a certified special purpose survey to the City with the application. Said 33 survey shall be prepared by a registered land surveyor in the state of Florida, indicating the 34 distance in linear feet between the proposed MMC and any other MMC, RS zoning district, child 35 day care facility, county or municipal park, or elementary, middle or secondary school. 36 (g) Location requirements. A MMC, and any facilities thereof, shall be located in a stand-alone 37 building, with a single business occupant, and that provides its own parking on site. A MMC 38 shall not be located: 39 1. Within 300 feet of any RS zoning district; 40 n . Within 1,000 feet of another MMC (unless it has common ownership and is located 41 within the same building) whether it is located in the City or in another jurisdiction; 42 and Page 4 PROPOSED A M END M ENT BY: CO M M ISS IONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISS IO N MEET I NG: 04-04-17 1 111. Within 500 feet of a child day care facility, county or municipal park, or elementary, 2 middle or secondary school; 3 Distances shall be measured by drawing a straight line between the closest point of a 4 building housing the MMC to the closest property line of the RS zoning district, another 5 MMC, school, day care facility, or park. 6 (h) Hours of operation. MMC shall only be permitted to operate between the hours of7 :00 a.m. and 7 9 :00 p.m. 8 (i) Vehicular traffic. The MMC shall ensure that there is no queuing of vehicles in the rights-of-way. 9 No MMC shall have a drive-through or drive-in service aisle or a walk-up service window for 10 doing business to the outside of the space housing the MMC. 11 (j) Parking. Any parking demand created by a MMC shall not exceed the parking spaces located or 12 allocated on site, as required by the City'S parking regulations . An applicant shall be required to 13 demonstrate that on-site traffic and parking attributable to the MMC will be sufficient to 14 accommodate traffic and parking demands generated by the MMC, based upon a CUlTent traffic 15 and parking study prepared by a certified professional. 16 (k) A MMC shall provide a minimum of one 0) parking space per ten (10) gross square feet of 17 customer waiting area, including the lobby and seating area; a minimum of one (1) parking space 18 per two hundred (200) gross square feet of the remainder of the building; and one (1) parking 19 space for security persOlmel, designated as such. 20 (1) Requirement for indoor operation and prohibition on loitering. There shall be no outdoor seating 21 areas, queues, or customer waiting areas or drive-through facilities . All activities of the MMC 22 including sales, display, preparations and storage shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed 23 building and designed so that no odor is emitted fl.-om the structure and detectable off the site. 24 The MMC shall not direct or encourage any patient or business invitee to stand, sit, gather, or 25 loiter outside of the building where the MMC operates, including in a parked car, in any parking 26 areas, sidewalks , rights -of-way, or neighboring properties for any period of time longer than 27 reasonably required for patients to conduct their official business . The owner of the b u ilding 28 housing the MMC shall post conspicuous signs on all sides of the building stating that no 29 loitering is allowed on the property. 30 (m) Prohibition of on-site consumption of marijuana. No consumption of medical marijuana shall be 31 allowed on the premises , including in the parking areas, sidewa lks, or rights-of-way; provided, 32 however, that this provision shall not be construed to prohibit consumption by a Qualified Patient 33 while being instructed on the mechanism of consumption of medical marijuana, as permitted by 34 State law or rule, by a MMC employee who has been trained by a medical professional such as a 35 doctor, nurse, pharmacist, or medical or physician'S assistant, and within the building. 36 (n) Each MMC shall provide the following: 37 0) A fully operational security alarm system that secures all entry points and 38 perimeter windows and is equipped with motion detectors, pressure switches, and duress, panic, 39 and hold-up alarms; and a video surveillance system that records continuously twenty-four (24) 40 hours each day and meets the following criteria: Pag e 5 PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 a . Cameras are fixed at every ingress and egress point ofthe MMC, including doors and 2 windows , loading bays, parking lots, and any other sensitive areas in the interior of the site, 3 including vaults, safes, and p laces where any monetary transaction shall occur, allowing for 4 the clear unobstructed front view of the head and shoulders of all individuals entering and! 5 exiting the facility and activities in controlled areas of the premises. Controlled areas include 6 grow rooms, processing rooms, storage rooms, disposa l rooms or areas , and point-of-sale 7 rooms ; 8 b. Recorded images must clearly and accurately display the time and date; and 9 c . Video surveillance recordings must be retained for a minimum of forty-five (45) days; 10 (2) Full-time, private, armed security personnel from a security firm licensed by the Florida 11 Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, who shall be present twenty-four (24) hours 12 a day, seven (7) days a week, including holidays; 13 (3) Fencing along property line, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, including locking gate(s) 14 at access point(s) from right-of-way; and 15 (4) A secure safety enclosure of transparent polycarbonate or other material, with an indirect 16 pass-through or window to transact business, that meets the following standards: 17 a) A drop safe or cash management device that provides minimum access to the facility 's 18 cash receipts; 19 b) Any window signage must allow a clear and unobstructed view of the cash register and 20 sales transaction area from outside the building and in the normal line of sight; and 21 c) Height marks at the entrance and exit ofthe faci lity that display height measures. 22 (0) Signage for MMC shall be in accordance with the City's sign ordinance. 23 (P) Landlord responsibilities. (i) Any landlord, leasing agent, or owner of property upon which a 24 MMC operates, who knows, or in the exercise of reasonable care should know, that a MMC is 25 operating in violation of City code or applicable Florida law, including the rules and regulations 26 promulgated by the state department of health, must take all reasonable measures to prevent, stop, 27 or take reasonable steps to prevent the continued illegal activity on the leased premises. (ii) 28 Landlords who lease space to a MMC must expressly incorporate language into the lease or rental 29 agreement stating that failure to comply with City code is a material non-curable breach of the 30 lease and shall constitute grounds for termination of the lease and immediate eviction by the 31 landlord ("Termination Clause"). It shall be a violation of this section for a Landlord to fail to 32 incorporate such a Termination Clause in the Tenant's lease and/or the failure to take reasonable 33 steps to evict a Tenant when the Tenant is in violation of the City code. The Landlord shall pay a 34 fine of $500 each day that the Landlord fails to take reasonable steps to evict the Tenant as 35 required by this section. If the Landlord takes reasonable steps to evict the Tenant but is unable to 36 evict due to the Landlord's failure to incorporate the Termination Clause, the Landlord shall pay a 37 fine of $500 per day for each day that the Tenant is in violation of the City Code. 38 (q) If a Special Use is, in the future, determined by the Director of Planning and Zoning, to be 39 adversely affecting the health or safety of persons residing or working in the vicinity of the 40 proposed use, to be detrimental to the public welfare or property or improvements in the 41 neighborhood, or to be not in compliance with other applicable Code provisions, the Special use Page 6 PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY: COMMISSIONER LIEBMAN CITY COMMISSION MEETING: 04-04-17 1 approval may be modified or revoked by the City Commission up on notification and public 2 hearing. 3 (r) The Director and the South Miami Police Department shall have the right to periodically inspect 4 the premises of a MMC, at reasonable hours, to ensure that the facility has a current and valid 5 certificate of use and is operating in compliance with the terms and conditions under which the 6 certificate of use was issued. If at any time the City determines that a MMC is operating in any 7 manner that is inconsistent with, or contrary to, the provisions of this Section or any other 8 applicable code or statute, the City may initiate enforcement proceedings including, but not 9 limi ted to revocation of the certificate of use. 10 11 12 Section 4. Codification. The provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made part of 13 the Land Development Code of the City of South Miami as amended. 14 Section 5. Severability. If any section, clause, sentence, or phrase of this ordinance is for 15 any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, this holding shall not 16 affect the validity of the remaining portions ofthis ordinance or the Guidelines adopted hereunder. 17 Section 6. Ordinances in Conflict. All ordinances or parts of ordinances and all sections 18 and parts of sections of ordinances in direct conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Section 7. Effective Date . This ordinance shall become effective upon enactment. PASSED AND ENACTED this __ day of _____ , 2017. ATTEST: CITY CLERK 1st Reading 2nd Reading READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM: LANGUAGE, LEGALITY AND EXECUTION THEREOF CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED: MAYOR COMMISSION VOTE: Mayor Stoddard: Vice Mayor Welsh: Commissioner Edmond: Commissioner Harris: Commissioner Liebman: Page 7 CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI PLANNING BOARD Regular Meeting Minutes Excerpt Tuesday, February 14, 2017 CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS 07:00 P.M. The City of south Miami Code of Ordinances, Section BA-5, requires that all lobbyists, as defined in that section, must register with the City Clerk before engaging in any lobbying activities and in most cases pay an annual fee oj $500.00 and an additional $100 for each additional issue. This applies to all persons who are retained with or without compensation to influence any action, decision, e with the city, including the city manager, city attorney, department heads, city personnel, or any city board, concerning a matter that could foreseeably be are some exceptions and exemptions. The following are no principal at a quasi-judicial hearing, experts who present representatives oj a neighborhood association community based organization for the purpose of compensation. Individuals who wish to view or listen meeting can be found on the city's I. Call to Order If. Roll Call s of the (Chairman), Ms. Fischer (Vice- (Planning Director) and Mr. Marcus Lightfoot (Senior City Staff Absent: City Attorney: Mr. Thomas Pepe III. Board Elections Ms. Glavey joined the meeting at 7:13 p.m. Motion: Ms. Kahn motioned to move the Board Elections to the end of the meeting. Mr. Greiner seconded the motion. 1 Vote: Yes 6, No 0 (None) Mr. Basu: Yes Ms. Glavey: Yes Mr. Greiner: Yes Ms. Fischer: Yes Ms. Kahn: Yes Dr. Philips: Yes Once all of the items were heard, the Board held discussions on who should be elected chair and vice-chair of the Planning Board. After deliberation, the following motions were held. "fh. Motion: Dr. Philips moved to elect Subrata Basu as Chair ofzftl:g!;Planning Board. The motion was ?;;,~ ~!;:,~}. . seconded by Mr. Greiner.'YAii' Vote: Yes 6, No 0 (None) Mr. Basu: Yes Ms. Glavey: Yes Mr. Greiner: Yes Ms. Fischer: Yes Ms. Kahn: Yes Dr. Philips: Yes Motion: Mr. G Mr. Basu: Philips Ms. Glavey: Glavey Mr. Greiner: Glavey Ms. Fischer: Philips Ms. Kahn: Philips Dr. Philips: Glavey .ro_"''''.'''·· ... of the Planning Board. ir of Planning Board. The motion by voice, vote for the vice chair. Ms. Fischer stated that Ms. Glavey's term had already expired. Mr. Pepe stated that a board member whose term has expired can continue to serve until either replaced or reappointed. Motion: Mr. Greiner asked for a second vote for Vice Chair Vote: Glavey 4, Philips 2 Dr. Philips: Glavey Ms. Kahn: Philips Ms. Fischer: Philips Mr. Greiner: Glavey Ms. Glavey: Glavey Mr. Basu: Glavey Ms. Emily Glavey was elected Vice-Chairwoman of the Planni IV. Administrative Matters None at this Time V. Public Hearings 1. P8-17-005 Applicant: City of South Miamj An Ordinance amending the [, and Article III, Sections 20-", Requirements" adding subsectio' definitions rei South Miami. rijuana Centers and providing na Centers in the City of learn from Colorado, it is the issue with people stores and customers buying product and then partaking in ned whether 300 ft. from RS residential districts was from public buildings is not enough, r of locations can be limited by state statute, of which Mr. Pepe does not limit the number of facilities but does limit the number of users per distr Tompkins added that per the state statute, the number of facilities could be limited by t City of South Miami. Mr. Greiner added that it might be a good idea to cap the number of facilities allowed in the City. Mr. Pepe added that by placing distance requirements in the amendment, the City wililimitthe amount of facilities. Mr. Greiner questioned why the Medium Intensity (MOl and Residential Office (RO) zoning districts were included in the districts where medical marijuana would be allowed. Mrs. Tompkins responded that the item had already been to the City Commission for first reading and the thought behind those districts was the fact that medical marijuana retail facilities would be similar to a pharmacy even though there probably would not be any MO or RO districts that would be currently eligible under the proposed ordinance, it doesn't rule out the opportunity for someone to file a zoning map amendment. 3 Dr. Philips stated that since the processing center would not have customer traffic, it might be a better fit for the RO and MO district. Mr. Basu stated that there was an error pertaining to "Medical Marijuana Processing Center" in the Permitted Use Schedule. The "s" should be removed from the column labeled "Low Intensity (La)" and placed in the column labeled "Residential Office (ROY'. Mrs. Tompkins reviewed the proposed ordinance and found that Mr. Basu was correct. Mr. Basu asked if the Ordinance would allow more processing centers than retail centers in the City. He then asked if processing centers should be restricte~:tmore than retail centers. Mr. Pepe stated that processing centers wouldn't have any trafficfc9m,;tustomers. Mr. Basu then asked if the processing center would have issues with noise ?ot{;~ffi'ell, of which Mrs. Tompkins stated , ",;:,:h .~<,," that processing centers typically have these types1p,Hl$~q~~\"Mr. Basu then responded that the processing centers should really be placed in th~ iif~i1~trial<~f~a$of the City and the retail center would make more sense in the RO district. l\IlBt('Or~iner agr~~:ditvith Mr. Basu's logic in that the processing center should be limited to on>~y,,:';;i;ft'ht industrial a;~~If~ti~.special use permit. <%~.Y~:(:~.~.: '~ttF~:·?t~; Mr. Greiner asked if staff has looked at p6~~jhle locations, of which Nffi$;}110mpkins stated that ~;~""'::()~';'" ::.;:::~~;> '{\';"ffi}~:' the process was performed for the TODD Ei{~~t.0nir;l!51,;9J$trict. She the~f,~t?ted that as the ··Z'. ,;~~-~ ... :,~~.;..". .(/;:~ :::-:"'!"~ ~:'~' .~~;<:.,:, ... ,.,~ conversation with commission.:~€ypIV,ed, RO and MQ';)ty,~t$}a'dded. '(0)'" \:~r;:<' . \>;g§;!tj~.:,. Ms. Glavey stated that the issLJ'h'¢"has seen"aP&und the country is where there are multiple (ente" :~:~;:~ other, \lt~jt~~f~;~;;~'>1~~~iX~ Dr. Philips ask;9&.ty,b.'atWq;y:18,be lost by~~t~;: C;L~gJfttlie{~1~5~~'t afiy of these types of places. Mr. Pepe respond~~9[~hat if solir~t~ing isn't"(ttfQ~!~96\.y, it m'3 IN.8¢ forced upon the city in a lawsuit later.llliN~:;!~f~~i'~~a~;9S£~:'&?dICal Ma rlju'n' Treatme"t Ce"te" and the" (f\im~lfff~R~¥t0uld;;Q.~it19cated."')4e~~b~l};;stat~d that there is a reference to the treatment r in the defj~JX!~2 for'¥";~~T,eical Mar08~lfa Processing Center". Mrs. Tompkins responded '1 was name clf<i,~,8,,~. Tn§;~,;~~dical Marijuana Processing Center" was initially called a , J,Marijuana Tre~" ~ . ent c~f1feK. It was a change that didn't get picked up. \:?4~" . , '%;~3?' Mr. Pepe '.' . ,stated th 'Medical Marijuana Treatment Center appears in the definition for Medical M~'fUU~!Ml Retai)J;'':o:,hter'' as well and should be changed. Dr. Philips stated that the processing cen>f~l~~~fi >""~!~~confused her. She also stated that the "s" in "Medical Marijuana Retail Centers" shct(Iilr ,emoved . .. ~:~~" Mr. Basu asked if there was any rationale behind the selection of the distance requirements. Mrs. Tompkins stated that staff looked at what other municipalities were using and then started analyzing the City's map to see where optimal locations would be. He then brought up the distance requirements for liquor stores, of which Staff stated the requirements. Mr. Basu then stated that with everything in the surrounding area, it may be difficult to find a location that meets all of the proposed distance requirements. Ms. Fischer stated that Denver ratified marijuana for recreational use, which is very different from what is being proposed at this time. She then stated that the proposed amendment sounds like a pharmacy type situation. She then stated that she doesn't see this as being a big problem <1 for the City. Dr. Philips added that the planning director has the ability to shut down the business if there are any issues. Mr. Greiner stated that the distance between the "Medical Marijuana Center" and child day care facility, county or municipal park, elementary, middle or secondary school, or place of worship should be increased from 250 feet to 500 feet so that it matches the distance requirements for liquor stores. Ms. Glavey asked what the difference was between a treatment center and a processing center. Mr. Greiner explained that because medical marijuana is a class 1 drug, a doctor cannot directly prescribe it. The doctor gives a recommendation and the P91ient is evaluated by the treatment center to see if it is necessary. He then stated that the tr~i!ifm/ht center is irrelevant and that his .. <1!?~2:~' recommendation would be remove the last 2 SEL'"" 'e'es from the "Medical Marijuana Processing .center", definition .. If the business h.a?j~ilt;' " ssing, then it is just a processing center and If there IS any retail component then It"s!3~uld J . a retail center. 'i;;~l~;h' Mr. Greiner repeated what to tRJ't1proposed ordinance. These amendments are as follows: 'z""_!{, 1. "treatment" with "processing" and remove 2, Change to definition for "retail" and remove the last Medical Marijuana Process 3, "treatment" with LI-4 zoning district by 4, special use permih!l,i;.;" > ,.{;.B~·'~NfJ.w·?/?·.;';;v·· Medical MatJm~rf~W~e.·t" iJ Cente /tx1f~,-,{,,:·:F , MO, and TODD LI-4 zoning districts o';'ecial use be in the same building as the retail center. Ms, e processing center is in a location different cent~ 4; uld be allowed in a mixed use building that had residential, ", .. ,.·x.->'>"'d ,;'Quld be allowed because it wouldn't be in a residential d that iRe retail center is being treated as a pharmacy but isn't where a pharmacy is permitted. Mr. Pepe stated that there nts for a pharmacy. He then stated that they can't be compared hybrid of a liquor store and pharmacy. Ms, G lavey asked if t issue could be revisited once the ordinance has been passed. She then asked if she could see what other municipalities are doing about this, of which Mr. Pep<=< stated that a lot of municipalities are enacting moratoriums instead of being proactive on the issue. Mr. Greiner continued reading the proposed amendments into the record, 5. Increasing the distance requirement between child day care facilities, county or municipal park, elementary, middle or secondary school, or place of worship and "Medical Marijuana Centers" to 500 feet so that it is in line with liquor stores. The Chairperson opened the floor to public comments on PB-17-00S. 5 VI. • None at this Time The Chairperson closed the floor to public comments on PB-17-00S. Motion: Mr. Greiner moved to approve PB-17-00S with the following amendments: 1. Change to definition for "Medical Marijuana Processing Center": replace "treatment" with "processing" and remove last sentence of the definition; 2. Change to definition for "Medical Marijuana RetaiIJ;~nterlJ: replace "treatment" with "retail" and remove the last sentence of the definitiol)j:ifti,j ./;;StMf1P · 3. Medical Marijuana Process Centers wi" only/tfg~V~n~Wed in TODD LI-4 zoning district by \fj'rT.::Y> ·}·Y,;}~l~.-:; special use permit; /;';"_\, "-"":~" ." '~~}:f"':.::.~:~ .. 4. Medical Marijuana Retail Centers will::&~I~:'~~ allowed i~;;'~@[~;MO and TODD LI-4 zoning t;:'~.:';"':-:'~xF' ,.,~: );(:::<~ districts by special use permit; and'<~\i)A '<t.;}.:.:,.,::, .•... . "'." ~~r'~' ,. 5. Increasing the distance bet~~~h:.::<;hj!s:fV~~;care faciliti':;;:~~~9Dty or municipal park, elementary, middle scho~'ift'~%r~j~'~e of worship and ':r01'edical Marijuana Centers" to 500 feet so liqu~F~'¥:6r~s. "{\;i:'~;i:, The motion was sec()nded by Ms. ~o:te~:;~::~l~~:!~~~J~ Mr. Greiner, Yes·,<."",, ~~t~~Bh'~h~J~~~,;:, ':%~*}!;;::, i,\fVl&\1Kahn: Yes "'''', '''. \'£11i'. ilips: Yes ('/':(1:;1" ~{~ No comments from the public. New Business Section Mrs. Tompkins stated that the Department is trying to schedule workshops for the LDC/Comp Plan Rewrite in March. The tentative dates are March 15 and March 22, She then asked if the Board had a preference. The Board discussed the dates, and it appears that March 22 would be best. Mrs. Tompkins then stated that she would reach out to Mr. Melow to see about his preference. The Chairperson closed the floor to public comments and any new business. 6 VII. Approval of the Minutes 1. Planning Board Minutes of January 10, 2017: Motion: Dr. Philips moved to approve the meeting minutes with conditions. Mr. Greiner seconded the motion. Vote: Yes 6, No a (None) Mr. Basu: Yes Ms. Glavey: Yes Mr. Greiner: Yes Ms. Fischer: Yes Ms. Kahn: Yes Dr. Philips: Yes VIII. Future Meeting Date: A) March 14,2017 at 7:00 P.M. IX. Adjournment 7 MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW ?ubi:snea Daily except Satu~cay. Suncay anc Lega! Hciidays M'la'ni, Miami-Dade County, Fla..-Ida STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE: Before the urdersig:led aulhority personally appeared ~I.ARIA MESA. who on oath says that he 0' she IS the LEGAL CLERK. Legal Notices of the M'a'l1' Daily Business Review f!kla Mia'l1i Review, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in M,am; -Dade County. Florida. t~.at the attached copy of advertsement. being a Legal Advert!ser,ent of Notice in the matter of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE/IRING CiTY OF SOUTH MIAMI -MAR. 2,. 20" 7 In the XXXX Courl. was published In said newspaper in the issues of 03/1012017 Affiant fJrther says Ihal the said MiaMi Daily Bl,s<ness Review IS a rewspaper published at Miami, in said Mia:ni-Dade County, Flonda ar:d tnat the sa:d newspaoer has heretofore been conti~uously pubitsheo !n saia M!a~II-Dade County, Flo-ida eaCh day (except Saturday. Sunday and L.egal Hol:days) and has been entered 2S second class 1018,. matter at the post office i:l Miami in said ~·.!1,a~'; -DGde CCJr~ty, Florida, fer a period of one year nexl preceding the kst publi~3tion of 1':8 a:tached copy :)f adve:-riS8men~, and aff:a~lt furthe" says tha: he or she has :1either paid ~Lor pro;r;ised ary perso'"', allY alsco~nt rebate comm:ss;on Sw :0 eDT'{ OFSOtUlTH MIAMi NOTICE Of PUBLIC MIEARUNG NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the City Commission of the City of South Miami, Florida will conduct Public Hearing(s) at its regular City Commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 21, 2017, beginni~g al 7:00 p.m., in lhe City Commission Chambers, 6130 Sunset Drive, to consider the following item(s): A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into a mulli-year contract with EAC Consulting, Inc., Marlin Engineering, Inc., SRS Engineering; Inc., and Stantec for general engineering services on an as needed basis. ( M Ordinance amending the Land Development Code, ArtiCle II, "Definitions'~. Section 20-2.3, "Definitions", ar.d .Article III, "Zoning Regulations", Sections 20-3.3(0) "Permitted Use Schedule" and 20-3.4(B) "Special ReqUirements" adding subsection (24) relating to Medical Marijuana Centers and providing definitions relating to and criteria and regulations for Medical Mar,juana Centers in the City of South Miami. . . 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; an9 amending Section 20-3.3(D) and Set;tion 20-7.12 concerning permitted uses of Beauty Shops, Barber Shops and Beauty Spas ®d parking requirements, An Ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article I, Section 2-2.1 0' the Code of Ordinances to add subsection (P) and for the purpose of providing a procedure for approving the South Miami Comrrunity Redevelopment Agency budget. ALLinterested parlies are invited to attend and will be heard. For further information, please contact the City Clerk's Office at: 305-663-6340. Marla M. Menendez, CMC. 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Ro~e;\ Lewin. pe~i1ior.e;: P;!lol Cor,s~!12i-.Is,lnc age"t " copy 0' 1'1'6 l>(o~;;sa:J (l'er.lmant r;"lny be ,"sp£!~10d ':>'1 t'w nll!)h~ I.i' I"n Tcwn ni SOLJ\hwc~t Pllnchos -;-o .... n Ha'l cll,!'nll regina, blls,r:ess hou:s. COnti,\en'S 0' .:l:\y ,f!:arcsl~d p.ruly :clfl"'~C' 10 Ir.cso f\1)lt;:n inDY tH! s!.It1 .... ·IOlld i."": vll1iln.9 <1,11:"0' ~rese-Ied ir. parso!; ,; ;he ,nect,ng SHOULD ANY PEqSOr-. ~;:SIR= :0 APPEA ..... 4NY DECISION MAOE: BY THE BOAQn N~!.ENCv OR CQUNCI:". WITH t:;ESf'ECl TO ANY lr"1ll-:-Ti:R 10 BE CONSIDEAED AT 7H::':SE MEETING::; Oq H::A8INGS, lHAi pE"\SON WkL r>;EED A rECORCl Of THE PRO!":EDIN'3S II.~D IT Will 9E THEIR RESPONSIBLlT\' TO ENBUAE T>-jA.T A VERBAn\!. ~ECORD :);: THE PROSEE~INGS IS MlI,DE. INCLUDING AU. lESTIMONY AND EVIDENCe: U?O~ WH:CH ANY APPEAL M!W BE 8ASEDW.S,286.0105). 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V:ll0 are ryi mambo'S 0' 'h'" bOCltc may allend 'h'" m!lel'flg !l~d f"l!J.y at :ha' (,",(I. d,srvs5 "'·.at:eiS o~. ,vh!ctt fo'e~ee!!\.Jle a~l!o~' ('nay !ale, tle '<l\(ct> by tne,t Corn;nr:fee-, £!.oa'o AgP.flOY,O: COIJl":co] In a~CO'd<lfl:e wi:' !ho Aner!can& ..... iL" Dls;;bihl~OS Aei o~ 1:'90. eli ~C(SMs Whc /lIe d'S3)illd Ana who r.('od 5pedni ~;:co<T1IlK)dlll:,1ns 10 pan·,.lpe1e In lhls prVCae<l'flg U~~'lA'l' Of lh~t UI,a!J,hty ~ho';ld w".lac' lhe TulY~ Cio'k.. (954) 434·0NiB. no 1,,1p.: Ihiln lWO b(.lsine9S OOy5 PiIO' to sUch P'C;:;OtlGlngS. II ,1fl 11'.:::1 \'Id.;al IS heil.:ir-.g 0; SPflC!<:h ,mj.o<'.Ifect 019(159 col! IBOO)ft5S.8771 iV-TOO). nos(.'dillal !tns: llmillioll p!'np!chltheUnjtt',l:-'ra1n ~)\d I~ lilt third rm"! en;";)- men caU5~ e: deaih in th~ ,::ou01:y, Bl';;ordlng I,) the Amen~r,Jl i.11nl< A.~s{lc\aljr'n. AlthOl.lgh i~ IS (Jfren cAllcd a '\n;ukl'r's JJs~~St!:' many peoj'lr wh:, 11~ve COPD Olever ~llloi::ed There 1:, no lllpl'ople \\;lh:heA]- ph.l-l deficien:'Y, lh~ live: lIaps flnd dt!,~1n;ys 01051, 01 nil, nf the rrnteUl~ th~: the h.:tdYlnnkcstcprotcc:lhe lurlJ;:;from unla.m:; hkl' clK:lre:lt-<mo},~, ~;rrollll­ Don folld m:cct:oIl.\ Aiph~'i, which tan ~1~i.I c.m.~~ llvcr OIlJJ'i.lj(;C, IS the m"s.tc('m· mor. Known genetic mk f~(torr.JrCOl'D ~l1Jt., I'J~~e{j fWm(1J)e-"fl\Wi!TI;l! gl"nefhlll'eachJ11.rcn' •. Of llir 12 mliljlJt:pl'v;;lt C<ll.\-'1ll's('C\ wjth COf>D, up 10 3 peran~of Ih~Il',may h .. w !\lph~'1, a~~vl\lmglo th~ All'h:\-j FI'1JlHbrinn. Little wes knt:wn I>y the p\\I'h;'lirJllH'J.:~lcoll1rnHnl, ty wh~n Wnhh, I'>h(llleVer 51l1Dkeo, ~lld hisbrolher, wIll> w:u\..cd. ~onj!hllrt!nt. m~'I:: for (hej, ~hMed wmp toms -~eY~Je allHlPei, ~h[\r,n~H o! r.reJ:h;mil TNj'ir?<tnry p!(1hlem,o; nl~ N~ti(JnalirlSlltulc.of Ht'ajtllcon!imlf:tllh~ W;rhhe~' dl:lpl('~i.~ lJ\ 19119 ~nc. the pnuioiaed the ~g~nlY'b study un Alpha-I. Whm 1m N1H I'tlJ('t~ elld"d in i995, the NIH .1o!velof't"J II p:l'ltlfl Ih~t­ ~JlJ' Wl\l.~h, r.ommAtlh)R- TOWN OF SOUTHWEST RANCHES NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT j~e Towr. C~,",'1C,1 w~~ CQJ1c.Jcl fI r~blic neari"tI B.~ 7DO p~ 0" lIu'ch 23 2017 III :~2 St".rlJw,O~: Rl\l1t}c~ Tow'1 llcll bCl:>led ~t 'J':QD G'11t n Roll(! 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For further information, org. contact Laura Calzolari at (if applicable). lcalzolari 916@gmail.com HOMESTEAD: MILITARY or 305-401-5987. APPRECIATION DAY MIAMI-DADE: MIAMI Downtown Homestead COLLEGIUM CONCERTS WEST DADE: ELDER will celebrate our serv- Miami Collegium Mu-ABUSE PRESENTATION icemen and women during sicum presents three per-The Alliance for Aging ~1ilitary Appreciation Day, formances of "Ein deutsch-will be host a free "nblic 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, April es Requiem" (A German educational outreach pre-29, at Losner Park 104 Requiem) by Johannes sentation about fim\tlciaJ North Krome Ave. Brahms in April throughout exploitation and elder The event aims to better Miami-Dade County. ahuse at 5:30 p.m. Mon-unify civilians with all The choral music will be day, April 24, at the West branches of our military, performed Friday, April?, Dade Regional Library, introdUcing residents to at St. Stephen Episcopal 9445 Coral Way, Miami. the people who put their Church, 2750 McFarlane The alliance is a 11011-lives on the line. Rd., Coconut Grove; 5at-profit organization that There will be a flvover of urday, April 8) at Riviera provides comprehensive military aircraft, a K-9 Presbyterian Church, 5275 information and access to demonstration b\' the Sunset Dr., South Miami; quality services for older Homestead Police Depart- and Friday, April 28, at St. adults, crlregivers rind ment, games and activities Patrick Catholic Churcb, families in Miami-Dade inside a children's area, 3716 Garden Ave., Miami and ,Monroe Counties. For food trucks and other "en- Beach. m,ore information, contact dots. Call 305-224-4070 All performances are email Vanessa A. Tercero for more information. free and begin at 7:30 p.m. at vterc002@fiu.edu, or CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI COURTESY NOTICE :\OTICF lS IIEREln' p\'~'!l thill Ih~~ ell), Cnmml<,<,lon nl,h,' CII~ {.j o;.;(lllth ~\'ll,jml. 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Florida STA TE OF FLOR IDA COUNTY OF MIAM I-DADE: Before the undersigned authority personally appeared MARIA MESA, who on oath says that he or she IS the LEG A L CLERK , Legal Noti ces of the Mia mi Da ll y Business Re Vie w f/k/a Miami Re vi ew , a daily (except Sa turday , Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper , published at Miam i in Miam i -Da de County , Flor ida . that the att ached copy of ad ve rtiseme nt , being a Legal Advertisement of Noti ce in th e matter of NOTICE OF PUBLI C HEARIN G CITY OF SOU TH MIAMI -APR 4 ,20 17 In the XXXX Court. was published in said newspaper In th e iss ues of 03/24/2017 Affiant further says that the sa id Miami Dail y Business Re Vie w is a newspaper publrshed at Miami , in said Miami-Dade Count y. Flonda and Ihat the said newspaper has heretofo re bee n continuously published In said M ia mi -Dade County , Flonda each day (excep t Saturday, Sunda y and Legal Holidays) and has been en tered as second class ma ll matter at the post office in Miam i In sa id Miam i -Dade County , Flonda " for a period of one yea r next preceding the frrst publication of the attached copy of adven lsement ; and affiant furthe r says that he or she has neither paid nor promised any person , firm or corpora ti on any diScount rebate , commiss ion or refund for the purpose of securrng thiS advertisement for p'""[J_sa _____ f-__ _ (SEAL ) MARIA MESA pers onally known to me cnfV @IF S©lUJ"ff'iHl IRfrjGAIl\.~B 1NI0'fD©~ @ir fl»1llJ@Il..DC ~:n!Alf{leGln@ NOTICE IS HEREBY giv en that the City Commission of the City of South Miami , Florida will conduct Public Hearing (s) at its re gular City Commissi on meeting schedu led for Tuesday , April 4, 2017 , beginning at 7:00 p,m" in the City Commission Chambers , 6130 Sunset Drive, to consider the follo wing it em(s): A Resolution relating to a Special Use applica tion to permit the expansion of an Animal Hospital! Veterinarian at 6394-6396 S . Di xie Hi ghway, An Ordinance ,amending th e Land Deve lopment Code, Aliicle VII , "Ho metown District Overlay Ordinance ", Sections 20-7,2 and 20 -7,5 and Aliicle VIII , "Transit-Oriented Deve lop ment Dist rict", Se ction 20-8 ,2 and 20-8,3 relat ing to the definition of "Story " and maximum building height. An Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to execute a Third Amendment to the lease agreement with Miami-Dade County for the use of the City of South Miami building located at 6121 SW 68th Street. ( An Ordinance amending the Land Deve lopmen t Code, Article II , "Definiti onS'0 Section 20-2,3 , "Definitions ", and Article III , "Zo ni ng Regulations ", Sections 20-3,3(D) "Permitted Use Schedule " and 20-3.4(8) "Special Requirements " adding subsection (24 ) relating to Medi cal Marijuana Centers and providin g definitions re lating to and criteria and regulations for Medical Marijuana Centers in the City of South Miami. AL L interested parties are invited to atte nd and will be heard, For further in formation , please contact the City Clerk's Office at: 305-663-6340 , Maria M, Menendez , CMC City Clerk Pursuant to Florida Statutes 286.0105 , the City hereby adv ises the public that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by this Board , Age nc y or Commission with respect to any matter considered at its me eti ng or hearing, he or she will need a record 6f the proceedi ngs, and t hat for such purpose , affected person may need to ensur(l that a verbatim record of the proceedings is ' mad e which record includes the testimony and ev idence upon which the appeal is to be based, 3/24 17 -115/0000209727M