Ord No 14-17-2284ORDINANCE NO. 14-17-22S4
An ordinance amending the Land Development Code, Article II, Section 20-
2.3, "Definitions" and Article III, Section 20-3.6 "Supplemental Regulations"
adding subsection (W) "Solar Requirements" and providing definitions
relating to and criteria and regulations for solar collectors in the City of South
Miami
WHEREAS, the South Miami City Commission expressly declares that the following
amendments to the South Miami Land Development Code are reasonable and necessary because
of local climatic, topological, and geological conditions as listed below; and
WHEREAS, as a coastal city located on the tip of a peninsula, the Miami region is
vulnerable to sea level rise, and human activities releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere
that increase the worldwide average temperature, contributing to the melting of glaciers, thermal
expansion of ocean water, and shifting or slowing of the Gulf Stream, all resulting in rising sea
levels; and
WHEREAS, South Florida is already experiencing the repercussions of excessive CO 2
emissions as rising sea levels threaten shorelines and infrastructure, have caused significant
erosion, have increased impacts to infrastructure during extreme tides, and have caused the City
to expend funds to modify the sewer system; and
WHEREAS, some people in South Miami, such as the elderly, may be particularly
vulnerable to higher temperatures resulting from climate changes; and
WHEREAS, installing solar will help South Miami meet its goals under Res. No. 23-09-
12832, dated February 9,2009, stating: "The City of South Miami commits to a Carbon Neutral
Initiative to lead the community by example and to implement policies to eliminate net emission
of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases by the end of2030"; and
WHEREAS, distributed power, such as rooftop solar, can serve as generator systems for
the purposes of hurricane preparedness and thus comports with Sec. 252.371 Fla. Stat., the
Emergency Management, Preparedness, and Assistance Trust Fund; and
WHEREAS, distributed photovoltaic generation provides a basis for future micro grids,
making the city more resilient as a whole, benefiting the health, welfare, and resiliency of South
Miami and its residents; and
WHEREAS, the 2008 Florida legislature enacted Section 163.04, Fla. Stat., with the
legislative intent of protecting the public health, safety, and welfare by encouraging the
development and use of renewable resources; and
WHEREAS, Section 163.08 (l)(a), Fla. Stat., found that chapter 2008-227, Laws of
Florida, amended the energy goal of the state comprehensive plan to provide, in part, that the
state shall reduce its energy requirements and reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide by promoting
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an increased use of renewable energy resources. That chapter also declared it the public policy of
the state to playa leading role in developing and instituting energy management programs that
promote energy conservation, energy security, and the reduction of greenhouse gases. In chapter
2008-191, Laws of Florida, the Legislature adopted new energy conservation and greenhouse gas
reduction comprehensive planning requirements for local governments. In the 2008 general
election, the voters of this state approved a constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature,
by general law , to prohibit the increase of assessed value of residential real property due to
change or improvement made for the purpose of improving a property's resistance to wind
damage or the installation of a renewable energy source device; and
WHEREAS, Section 163.08 (l)(b), Fla. Stat., found that the installation and operation of
improvements not only benefitted the affected properties for which the improvements were
made, but also assisted the state in fulfilling the goals of the state's energy mitigation policies
and "Qualifying improvement" includes any energy conservation and efficiency improvement,
which is a measure to reduce consumption through conservation of electricity and the installation
of any system in which the electrical or thermal energy is produced from a method that uses solar
energy; and
WHEREAS, section 193.624, Fla. Stat., provides that " ... the term "renewable energy
source device" means .... (a) Solar energy collectors, photovoltaic modules, and inverters and in
subsection (2) it provides that [i]n determining the assessed value of real property used: (a) For
residential purposes, an increase in the just value of the property attributable to the installation of
a renewable energy source device may not be considered."; and
WHEREAS, section 212.08 (7) (hh), Fla. Stat., provides that the sale at retail, the rental,
the use, the consumption, the distribution, and the storage to be used or consumed in this state of
solar energy systems are exempt from the tax imposed by this chapter 212; and
WHEREAS, requiring solar photovoltaics at the time of new construction is more cost-
effective for the homeowner than installing the equipment after home construction because (i) it
is less expensive to reinforce a roof to accommodate the extra forces of a solar array, (ii) solar
wiring can be incorporated more efficiently into electrical panels at the time of initial wiring,
and, (iii) a solar system can be financed at a lower rate if included in the initial home financing;
and
WHEREAS, it is reasonably necessary to require builders to take steps to reduce the
energy consumed by inefficient building operations and produce renewable, low-carbon
electricity, or capture solar energy, in order to reduce pollution, benefit biodiversity, improve
resilience to climate change by reducing localized heat islands, and reduce the global warming
effects of energy consumption; and
WHEREAS, a cost-benefit analysis by the u.S. Department of Energy shows that
rooftop solar, at today's costs, provides FPL customers with a Savings-to-Investment Ratio (SIR)
of 1.55 using the Federal Renewable Energy Tax credit, and a SIR of 1.08 without the tax credit,
both figures being greater than 1.0 which indicates a net financial benefit of roof-top solar to the
household (www.nrel.gov/solar/assets/docs/sir.xlsx); and
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WHEREAS, the payback period for photovoltaic solar systems is in the range of one
quarter to one half the life expectancy of the photovoltaic panels, meaning the homeowner
receives a 50-75% decrease in the overall cost of power; and
WHEREAS, the cost of rooftop solar power continues to fall, while the cost of utility
power in South Florida continues to rise, guaranteeing an increasing economic benefit to the
home owner and increasing the value of the property; and
WHEREAS, the Solar Energy Center at the University of Central Florida has shown
that, at today's electricity and solar PV prices and historic inflation rates over the past 20 years,
the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) on rooftop photovoltaic systems runs between 9% and 14%, an
extraordinary tax-free fixed rate investment return to a property owner; and
WHEREAS, the Low-income Solar Policy Guide, produced by the Center for Social
Inclusion in 2016 states: "Because low-income families spend a disproportionate amount of their
income on utility bills, they receive a proportionally greater economic benefit from solar power",
(Low Income Solar Policy Guide, http://www.lowincomesolar.org); and
WHEREAS, home buyers across a variety of states pay a premium for properties with
PV equal to or greater than the cost of the solar system itself, adding $3.58/watt on new homes
and $4.51/watt on existing homes ("Selling into the Sun: Premium Analysis of a Multi-State
Dataset of Solar Homes" Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, prepared for the Office of
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office U.S. Department of
Energy, January 13, 2015 https:llemp.lbl.gov/publications/selling-sun-price-premium-analysis-
ill; and
WHEREAS, in housing markets similar to South Miami's, PV systems that were owned
(not leased) benefitted home builders and owners by increasing market value and decreasing
marketing time (The Impact of Photovoltaic Systems on Market Value and Marketability,
Colorado Energy Office, https:llwww.colorado.gov/pacific/energyoffice/atoml35466); and
WHEREAS, this ordinance is modeled after similar ordinances enacted in the
municipalities of Lancaster CA, Sebastopol CA, Santa Monica CA, and San Francisco CA, none
of which have been reported to reduce the rate of home construction, home-buying, or to cause
hardship or difficulties for homeowners or would-be homeowners; and
WHEREAS, rooftop solar installation benefits the local economy by supporting small
businesses, creating well-paying jobs, and directing profits to local business owners rather than
exporting them to corporate shareholders; and
WHEREAS, on June 13,2017, the Planning Board reviewed and unanimously approved
this ordinance requiring solar energy collectors as part of new construction of certain residential
dwellings.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. South Miami Land Development Code Article II, "Definitions" is hereby
amended to read as follows:
20-2.3 Definitions.
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Living Area -shall mean gross floor area.
Nameplate capacity. Also known as the rated capacity, nominal capacity, installed capacity, or
maximum effect, nameplate capacity shall mean the intended full-load sustained output of a
facility such as a photovoltaic system.
Photovoltaic System (PV) -shall mean a type of solar collector that uses photovoltaic cells to
directly convert sunlight into electricity.
Photovoltaic Thermal Collectors -shall mean photoyoltaic, themlal hybrid solar collectors.
sometimes known as hybrid PV IT systems or PVT, which are systems that convert solar
radiation into thennal and electrical energy.
Solar Collectors -shall mean any photovoltaic or solar-thennal collectors or any combination
thereof.
Solar Thermal Collectors -shall mean either, low-, medium-, or high-temperature collectors.
Low temperature collectors are flat plates generally used to heat swimming pools. Medium-
temperature collectors are also usually flat plates but are used for creating hot water for
residential and commercial use. High temperature collectors concentrate sunlight using mirrors
or lenses and are generally used for electric power production. Hybrid photovoltaic-thennal
systems are also included.
Solar Zone -shall mean a place available on a roof for the installation of solar collectors that will
receive unshaded sunlight at least five (5) hours a day. Exempt are roof sections sloped greater
than 30 degrees (7/12 rise-to-run) oriented within 80 degrees of true north. If allowed by the
Florida Building Code and notwithstanding any other provision in the City's Land Development
Code, the Solar Zone shall be located on the roof or suitable overhang of the building of single-
family residences and townhouses and for qualifying multi-family buildings, the Solar Zone can
be located on any of the following locations: roof of building, overhang of building, roof and/or
overhang of another structure located on the same property within 250 feet of the primary
building, covered parking installed with the building, other structures including trellises, arbors,
patio covers, carports, gazebos, and similar accessory structures as may be sufficiently strong to
support a solar array.
Sunlit Area -shall mean that portion of a roof section receiving at least 5 hours of sunlight on the
eqUInOx.
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Section 2. South Miami Land Development Code Article III, "Zoning Regulations", Section 20-
3.6, "Supplemental Regulations" is hereby amended to read as follows:
(W) Solar Requirements
(1) Applicability. All new construction of single-family residences with
living area greater than 1.100 square feet, townhouses, and any multi-story residential building
where a section of roof can be reasonably allocated, as determined by the Director of the
Building Department or the Planning and Zoning Department, to a separately metered dwelling
unit (hereinafter referred to .as "qualifying multi-story residential building"), that apply for
preliminary approval (or final approval if no preliminary approval was obtained) by the
Environmental Review and Preservation Board on or after September 18, 2017 shall design and
construct the roof so as to withstand the weight of all product approved roofing material with the
weight of solar collectors and shall install at least the minimum amount of solar collectors
required in subsection (2) of this section (W). This requirement shall also apply to existing
residential buildings as described above, if an alteration or addition is made that either increases
the square footage of the principal structure by 75% or greater, or that replaces 75% or more of
the existing sub-roof (any portion of the sub-roof that is necessarily replaced due to damage from
a natural disaster shall not be included in the calculation of this percentage).
(2) Minimum required installation. Solar collectors shall be installed in at least the following
amounts, provided a sufficient Solar Zone exists to accommodate them as determined by the
certification of an architect or engineer who shall also certify the total size of available Solar
Zone in square feet:
i. one panel with a minimum of 2.75 kW nameplate photovoltaic capacity per 1,000
square feet of living area provided there is sufficient space within the available roof top Solar
Zone; or
ii. 175 square feet of solar collectors per 1 ,000 square feet of roof area.
iii sufficient solar collectors to fill the available Solar Zone, to the extent that such
construction is allowed by the Florida Building Code.
(3) Avoiding the Creation of Shade. Structures shall be designed in such a way so as to
maximize the available Solar Zone and for structures which have been designed by an architect
or engineer, the plans submitted shall include a certificate from the architect or engineer of
record certifying that the design of the structure has maximized the available Solar Zone.
Obstructions which are not located on the roof or another part of the building, such as
landscaping or a neighboring building are not subject to these placement requirements.
(4) Minimum specifications for solar collectors.
i. Solar photo voltaic systems: Photovoltaic collectors satisfying the requirements of
this section shall be at rated at no less than ten (10) watts DC faceplate capacity per square foot.
ii. Solar thermal systems: Single-family residential solar domestic water heating
systems shall be OG-300 System Certified by either the Solar Rating and Certification
Corporation (SRCC) or the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
(IAPMO).
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111. Solar photovoltaic systems and solar thennal systems shall be installed in accord
with all applicable State code requirements, including access, pathway, smoke ventilation, and
spacing requirements, all applicable local code requirements, and manufacturer's specifications.
(5) Approval and compliance. All solar installations shall be pennitted through the City.
The plans shall demonstrate that the requirements of the City code and the Florida Building Code
are satisfied and the engineer or architect of record shall sign and seal the plans indicating
compliance. Subsequent review approval shall be carried out through the standard review
processes for residential construction. Inspection shall be perfonned by the Building Department
as per the City's pennit requirements for solar power or water heating installations. Enforcement
of this ordinance shall be carried out by the City including the Code Enforcement Division.
Section 3. Codification. The provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made
part of the Land Development Code of the City of South Miami as amended.
Section 4. Severability. If any section, clause, sentence, or phrase of this ordinance
is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, this
holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance or the Guidelines
adopted hereunder.
Section 5. Ordinances in Conflict. All ordinances or parts of ordinances and all
sections and parts of sections of ordinances in direct conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 6. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective upon enactment.
PASSED AND ENACTED this 18thday of July ,2017.
ATTEST:
CI CL
1st Reading ~ / 1 6 / 1 7
2nd Reading 6/6/1 7 ;
3 rd Reading 7 / 1 8 / 1 7
APPROVED:
6/20/17# 7/12/17
COMMISSION VOTE: 4-1
Mayor Stoddard: Yea
Vice Mayor Welsh: Yea
Commissioner Edmond: Yea
Commissioner Harris: Yea
Commissioner Liebman: Nay
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CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
PLANNING BOARD
Regular Meeting Minutes Excerpt
Tu esday, March 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 fe.e of
$500.00 and an additional $100 for eO'ch additional issue. This applies to all persons who are retained with or
without compensation to influence any action, deCision, with the City, including the
city monaS?er, city attorney, department heads, city personnel, or the city commission or members oj
any city board, concerning a matter that could foreseeobly by the city commission or a city
board. There are some exceptions and exemptions. The considered to be lobbyist: a
representative of a principal at a quasi-judicial hearing, or technical information at
public meetings, representatives of a neighborhood and representatives of a
not-far-profit community based organization for the seek to influence without
special compensation.
Individuals who wi.sh to view or listen
meeting can be found on the city's
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
of the
Palmer (Vice Chairwoman), Ms. Fischer, Dr.
(Planning Director) and Mr. Marcus Lightfoot (Senior
City Attorney: Mr.
III. Administrative Matters
None at this Time
IV. Public Hearings.
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1. PB-17-017
Applicant: City of South Mi(lmi
An ordina'nce amending the Land Development Code, Article II, Section 20-2.3, IlDefinitions"
and Article III, Section 20-3.6 "Supplemental ReglJlations" adding subsection (W) "Solar
Requirements" and providing definitions relating to and criteria and regulations for solar
collectors in the City of South Miami.
Mrs. Tompkins presented the staff report for PB-17-017.
Mrs. Tompkins informed the Board that a letter from Family Businesses for Affordable Energy was
received by Staff regarding PB-17-017, which was distrib She also. informed the Board that
Mayor Stoddard was the main author of the nee and is present tonight for
discussion on the item.
Dr. Palmer asked for Mayor Stoddard to appro
the Mayor would need to be invited to spea
. r. Pepe informed the Board that
motion and vote.
Motion: Dr. Palmer moved to invite
Vote: Yes 5, No 0 (None)
Dr. Philips: Yes
Ms. Kahn: Yes
Dr. Palmer: Yes
Ms. Fischer Yes
Ms. Glavey: Yes
on the item. He then stated
Id be required to have some amount of solar
hat rig , the ordinance is geared towards single family
residential structures in order to keep the metering of
rW6·""',...rnplicated when solar panels are introduced into multi-
Ms. Glavey Ie family residential structures are required to go before the
Environmental Board (ERPB), to which· Mayor Stoddard stated "yes."
Mayor Stoddard a the City has waived permitting fees for the installation of solar panels.
Dr.' Philips asked if assessed for the permit, how would the permit be reviewed. Mr.
Pepe responded that the permit would still be reviewed and inspect~d. The only difference would
be that there wouldn't be any fees for the permit itself. Mayor Stoddard then explained what
Florida's standards are for installing solar panels.
Ms. Fischer asked why commercial buildings and buildings owned by non-profit organizations are
not included in this ordinance. Mayor Stoddard stated that the ordinance benefits homeowners
the most. When the installation is done at the time of new construction, the homeowner will get
the best price for the product, which would allow them to pay a lower rate for electricity used. At
this time, residents pay the highest amount for electricity opposed to hospitals whose rates are
discounted. Mayor Stoddard then stated that the installation of the panels would garner residents
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a 12.5% return 9n investment. Mayor Stoddard then gave the reasons as to why it would be more
complicated to install solar panels on a multi-tenant building.
Dr. Palmer asked if the entities that are not required to install solar panels be required to pay into
the Solar Trust Fund. Mayor Stoddard responded that the only people who would pay into the
fund would be individuals who don't want to install the panels on their property. Dr. Palmer
responded that the installation of solar panels should be considered optional. However, based on
the inclusion of the Solar Fund, it would be considered mandatory. Mayor Stoddard then stated
that there is a general benefit to the program in the fact that the new homes will cause less harm
to the environment. Also, it would be a benefit to land values.
Dr. Palmer asked if the payment into the Solar Fund
Mayor Stoddard stated "yes." Dr. Palmer then
requirement that there be a payment into the Sol
The Board held a discussion on the cost of i
Ms. Glavey asked Mayor Stoddard how t
Hometown District that are required to
that paymerit into the Solar Fund would be a 0
for parking. Mayor Stoddard
tree plantings.
Dr. Palmer asked if this requirem
City, of which
Ms. Fischer
a one-time payment, to which
she isn't in agreement with the
of installing solar panels.
annual payment
irement for the
nstruction of new homes in the
tenant weren't included in the
Is withstand. Mayor Stoddard responded
be used to establish a trust fund that assists with the
r pa residents that have a specific income. She also stated
installation of solar panels on municipal buildings as well. Mayor
that he is working on setting up a fund separate from the one
will assist people with the installation of panels.
Dr. Palmer stated this time, the ordinance focuses on new homes only.
The Vice-Chairwoman opened the floor to public comments on PB~17·017 .
• Owen Reynolds -'Support
The Vice-Chairwoman closed the floor to public comments on PB-17-017.
Mo~ion: Ms. Kahn moved to approve PB-17-017. The motion was seconded by Ms. Glavey.
Vote: Yes 5, No 0 (None)
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Ms. Glavey: Yes
Ms. Fischer: Yes
Dr. Palmer: Yes
Ms. Kahn: Yes
Dr. Philips: Yes
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USE NEIGHBORS
C~TY OF SOUTH MIAMI
COURTESY NOTICE
I ,UND~Y "'AY '!II iml
MIAMIHERAlD.CoM
NOTICE IS HEREBY given Ihm Ihe City Commi8~iol\ of the Cily of Soulh Miami. PIOlid~ will ~onduct Pllblic Hemillg(~l 81 it, )'c~ular City CC'lYinlissi(l1\ mee1ing
scheduled t<ll Tuesday, June 6, 2(117, beginning at 7:00 p.m., il\ the City Commis~i()n Chambers, 6130 Sunsel Drlve,lo eunsider Ihe following. ilem(s):
A Resolulioll "uUlorizjn~ lhe City Manager to negolillte ~nd to enter inlo.l multi-year coniraci with Soulh Miluni YOUUI B"s~b.JJ League,lnc. ("SMYBL") for
Ihe llllUlngemenl (If youth ba!<cbaD services at Palme.· Purl<.
A RtlS(.lulioD ""thori~in!; Ihe City Manager to enler inlo.1nlllti-yur ngreel\lellt~ with A~hbritt.lnc., und Bel'J,:ef()1I Emergency Services. 11lc., for Dis~(e)' DeMs
Removal lind Dlspo~al Services Ibrougl. a pig~ybaclc t'r<>1n Ii City oi Nurlh Mlmm Beach COJltm~(. .
A Resolulion pi ~le Maynr lind City Cumlllis~jon (If the CilY of Soulh Miami. FJorid .. , HUlilori1.ing lne Cily Man"ger to exccute II Inulti-ye,u' lllter-loclll
Agteemcnl with Mi~lni-Dade County, und the Milmli-[)~de Police nepllrltn~JlI, f(lT Seh,)()l Cro~sint; GI1~rd Sel '100$.
A Resohuinn 1l1lproviJlg a U.lity of Title foJ' Ihe Properlies Located III 5\17K SW 64" SO'eel (folio 09 .. 41)25-1J I o-no I II), 641 S SW 60'h A,'enue ifoliu U\I-4025-
OJ(l-0030J ,6429 SW 6('-Avenllc [f,)Jj() U9.4025-010.0040). 6442 SW 59" PJace [folio U\I-4025-010-0 180),6420 SW 59"PI.ce [(.lio Cl9·4025·0JU-1J 1(0), and
vtleant Itlt~ with the f,,!lowing toiio numbers: 09·4U25-011l-0050. U9·4()25·01l1-002(l. 09-4025-010·0J40, an(1 (Jt)-4fJ25-01O·1I170.
A Re~lliuli/)1l approving u Unity of Title fot the Pr0l'crti~$ U.cated ~I 5944 SW 64" Sireet (Ihlio 09-4025-0 J (1-0270), MOl ~W ~9 Place (foliu 09-402S·0 I n-
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6443 SW 59 Pluce (ftllio (J9-4()25-(l] 0·0320). .
A Resolution pursuant to SeCti01l2()-3.5(D)( I) lInu other applkabJe provisl(Ins of lite City of Soulll Miomi Land DevelopmenL Code "PllrrJ\'jng 8n increa~e from
.wo stories 10 fo~r slOri~~ fora Mixed-Usc Projecr (III Ihi: We$! Madi~on Square prCIjlerty .5 legally tI~~cribed herein.
A Resoltltioll pursuaJ\t til Section 20-3.5()))( 1) amI mher applicable lIrovisiom tlf lite City 01' South Mibmi Land Develtlpmenl Code appJ()vin~ all jn~re't'e from
iwo stl'ries to h,ur IlIL)rics for a Mixed-Use PrQjerl on Ihe Bust M~dis(>n·SQuare pmpeny as legally described lleu:in.
A Rr,\oluii(1IJ Inlallng to ~ requv~t 1m B Ylirianec frum Section 20-4.4 .Ul<l oUler appJicable i>r(lvi~ion~ ()f Ih" Cily of' Soulb Miami Land Dcveloilment Corle 1(1
, 1I1)ow 0 redl1ction in the lIumber of pOll'killg ~pace~ llr(.vJdoL! for a Mixed,Use I'mjec! (In rhe Ea.~r M~di"(10 Square pl'opr .• ly a~ legully d"~c'libeu herein .
. A Rc~oJUli(ln rehiring III a rC4ue~t thr a \'ariance flom Secrion 2U-4.4 and other dl'pJi~aDie )ll'Ovj5ion~ of the Ciry (.f Soulh Miami Land Devel<lpmenl Code 10
"lIow a )'eductiO!) ill u.e number of parking spRces provided for k Mixed-Use Pr<.1ecl (1Illhe We~l Madison Square properly itS lel:"Uy t1c.,crihed JIeJ'ein.
A Re"'iulillit rell1ting hI a request fot ~ vlIrhmcf. from Seclioll 20-3.5(0) alld orner applicllble pl'(lvi<ioM of tne Cily of SOllih Milllni Lund De'lfltlpment Cude
to lI110w Illlincreuse in rbe tnnxiwulD impervious coverage fur a Mixed-Use Project on the East M.\dison Square pl'Openy as legally dMclibed herein.
A RL:l«lluliulI rel~Ling 10 a rcquc~t for a v8l:ianGc fTOm Sectioll 20'3.5(G) WId (liher "P11Iicabie p!()visjon~ (If the City of SOUUI Miami Lund· Development c.ide
to allow IIIl i11cr~ase in rhe nloximulD j!llpervltlu~ ~uverage, for .1 Milf.etl-U~e Project 01\ the We.sl Mildi~()n SquMre properly a:: legfllly liesc'Iibed b~reln.
A Resoltuion nuthnri7jng Ibe City Mallager to ellter into a lDulli-ye.u· agreemenr with Lim(lusines (If Soulh Florida, 1,)c., for D public trw\sjlOlutlun rirrulalor
service, by piS'&ylm~kin:; (In((' il< cOlltracl wHh the City of A VCllntra.
I An Ol'dinllnce amendinl1tlle Lund Develollment Cude, Article fl, Section 20-2.,. "Definitiuns" and Arlicle lll, Secllon 20·3.6 "SI\Plliemental ReguJ:itiuns')' .
,lidding subsection (W) "Solar Requirements" and proVIding definitiollS reJHting to and crilerio and regulatinm ti.r ~oJarc\lllect()Ts in Ihe City of Soulh Miami.
An Ordinance Ilmending lite City of SCluth Millmi Laud DeveJopmclIl Code. Arlil'je IV, Section 20-4.7 (B) 1(1 clmify Ule illlell! of rbis 'S£Cli(l1l UI jJlc)ude
c(lmmerciul prnpenies and by adding sub~ecri<m (K) 10 pn"iid~ for screening of the interior of vaCllnl commercial pmperty.
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Mariu M. M.enendez, CMC
CilY Clerk
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MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVII:W
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STATF. OF ~LORrDA
COUNrv OF I\4IAr"I.OAD~.
Before lhe. UfIdets:igned aUltoM:y PflSonalJy sopea"Gd
MARIA MESA, IAftO on oath ny. ItuIt 1'18 Of' ShS' Is Ih2 leGAL
CLERIC. Legal ~otiecs or the t4M11 Daily Business' RcNifMO
IIaII\ Miani Rtovt,..." 8 dan, (bQ!pt SaNrda'f. Sundar 8I'Id
lpgal HoIid.1'IJ· "~pet'. PUbI'~,.." at ~rn; En ~j;O!ildO.
County, fJoricl;I, Nt )he 81tachell t:«rt of l:Idvriement.
bti"9aLaopf~IetI"enI"'Noticalttlhtmau6l'"oI'
NOnCE 0,= ='UBl.fC "'El\RI!'4G
CllVOF SOUtH {\IlAMl. JUNE&'. 2011
In lie XXXX Cout1,
wlt~l'Dd;,said ne-wauPIlt';;'Ihe15~1 af
DSl191'2On
,Mill'll b1ftrr $2yS ,hal lhe seid Misnri Da~ 8lIsiitus
ApI'''' Is. II newsplOlr publtshed at Mlamf, j" IOtd
MiClml-D8de COIll1l.... F lotidll fll'd Iha. tna saiel f"Q\o.tqIUper ha,
h."lOlol' been CO!'Ilitluously . putJished h said Uienli .Dade
County. ROlid.i Nth day (bCIapt s:'l\mIpt. Sunday WId
legal' HcfictayS) and hvs been ern.red as HQ)no Class mail
",sUer at tte tlo\t oHiC'lt In Miami ,.,. safd hltBtni.()aClp CowII)"
j:IO"da, fO, ~ Nf'Od. 01 Gf'te yea, "8)1 Ofec.ediftg the rll"Sl
oublll:8hO" d 1M attached cop, of 8dver1iGel!'lOr\l~ OIId 81&1,,(
IUrll'tet .sa,s Urat he Clr ."'" tlas. "~e" paid nllr ptOrni!ed' IYty
O!I'SO'I. (11m or mllXI"'alion 1If!)' dIsc:cun\. ft!tme. D::II'I"Ini$SiOI"I
0' telano b~ "ec:uttn9.'I'Ils advet1i5ert'Jef\1 lor
t.lARIJI.NESApenDlUJIIY'MoWl'lIO·me
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CIT:v OF SOUTH MIAMJ
NOT1CE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOllCE IS HEREIN' g1Yan dla\ the a.ty CommIssion of UtD ChV at Sovth
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~lcm~1n.8'30~10fve.1Dcon!lIderth9fOJoNi"gJ:cm(,);
A Aesok.lriotl aulf'tllfling lh! c,'1y Manager ID negotial0 und 10 enter jrgo
II mtdli-y88l' «m!tact Wllh South Miamt Youth Base-baD leogue. Iflc,
,·SMVBl,for Ittatn~lof~hbasibalrsetVicelalP~Pn.
A Flosblutian authcriritlg the City ManDger to en!er Into ml4ll'iGf
sgtaemarns wttn Asbbrftt. ttc.. Bnd Berpan ErPetq4PqI Stnll:u. Inc.,
fortH .... Debris~l and,Oi'PQsat Servfcos Ihrou!th 8 dgg)otJ.SCk
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A FtDSO!UTiorl-ofthe Mayor and CIty Cocrunissfotl of It'Ie Cltyot So\.I1tI
Miami. !=Iorfda, autbcrbIlIg h ctIy MaMg8f to e:cacuto a cnatU·yeat Inter·local.
Irq'eerroenl wift. MJa'fI"Oedo 00\1II1'1. and 1hell6ern1·0B0B Polce Dll!iBrtrllanl. 'Of' School C4'I:It.eing Guard~.
A Ae&OlU!iolI Bpprovictg a Unlty of T.tb!: CDr lbe Propenies Localed a1 '
$918 WI 64th Sl{eet (foIo Q9.402S..()10.aG10), 64t5 sw GOIh Iwenue
~"'09-402S-"O.Q03O) ,6oI29 ....... -...''UOQ9.0402s-aI •• 000I0).
64d1 SJN SMi' Race (foIio·Q9..II02I.mo.o,~. 6420 SW!illh Placc !foGo
CI1-4025oQtO.oUiU), and vacant Iota. ""'" tt&e ioJlowtno fo1jQ Mrnbers:
09W1025.alGoODso. Q9.4Q25-010-G020. 09-4025-0'1~OI4Q and 1)$.-402!J;~
010·0170.
A Rasc~ aopnMng a Unity at 1lVIi 101" the PrOOflrOe5 \oaJted at.
SB44 SW 6411'1 Sb_ V. og·A02.$-010..Q27Ol, &lIO' SoW 59 PIaec (folio
09.4025·D'ID·D2BD), 641t 9N 59 PI~e (fOlio og·dO'l5-D10.Q19Q'1. 6415
SW S9tn Pleca (ldio 09.A02S.Q1().(100Cl). III vacal'lt lot 'filii" • Wo n".nbar
o(Q9...402.S.0IG.09lo. and ~3tN1¥1P1eeu (toUo 09.jQ25.0,0.a:mO).
A Aesatu1ion p,narant 10 5ec:don 20·,.S(D1t1) and other 8gpbeabfB
PIOII'~ ... 01 11>. elf of _ Mi .... """ 1JewIopmenl Coda.~
en iMfD8S8 trom two sta'fes to faut utoJies lor a M~ Projad on
tho West tMd&on SqU8te pJopGIty as lep1Iy deserfberl mre."I1.
A'RascwliDtI pUtSU8ld. to Seetiorl 2('--3.5(0)(11' atId' otner mplic:ab1e
PrOVisiOnS of the City 01 Sout1 "iam; \1lI'CI ~ Code ePSlfO\/;"g
UI'I tnc;nraaftOTl \¥<I atones flI fuut$lOri8sfcr a MiJatd.U9D PrDjactor.1he
East NIa<Iison Scruaro mooerty as legtil)' Cfa&Qtbid hweilt.
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A Reso~ rstathQ 10 a request for a varwa CrcrrI .seaen 20-4.4 end
other epplceble ptO'fT5IONI of 1M car of SouItt "'*'" LatId Oow1oPmRflt
Coda .., allow •. ICldUclion in Ihlt nurnt .. !t of Dartdng spaces ptovldod 107
a Mlxed·\Jse> PrO!eGt Of' lha East Mad1SDII 5C;I118 IWODerty as logelly
dostrfbedhereiP..
". "tlIO~ ,fllalirlg to. teQU8$l lot a vaciancr froM SOcioit 20.4,4 8T'd
... " .. _ p_1II11>.Clly Of Sa""'·~UII1d 0 ...........
Coda'" aDoW B reclud'ol1 1ft the "umber of pBttMg $IJDC05 PfO'Iided t'or
8 ·Mix.ed-Use Projf)Q on tho west MedlSOI'I SouIlt8 property as legAlly
dascril:adherA .
• A RascMion fckllrng \0 11 reqUDSA: tor a vRl"iIlrrlCe 'rem SBCtiOn '2O.:u(S) a,,:t
0ltt8t apc&cabllt PfOuIsioPt 01,,& Cit1 of Souf! MIwni ~ DlMfoprr1en'
Code to ollow II' irtC'ooso in the mWlimam ifl'lparvlous ~ge for iii
Mlxed.Use Project on D1i'a"t Madison Square PtOO8ft)' as legally _eel"""". ,.,." ...... : ...... : ..
A. Resolution RlatInD to a teQJIHl ror a 'I81ian:.e m SetUon 204.5{Gl ,,00
otl'I!f ~ ~lOl'4 Dr \hI CIty of.$aW\ t.tllln'llland 0avBI0pJrltIIt
Code to a..v '8" iN:raasu in 100 ma:dl1Nm ~ou, COItetage. lOt A
M''Ied.Use Prc(acf an O\a Wust Madison Square-prgpGnv as tIlgIlIy
dtseTibedhareirL •
; =~.~= ~~~en:!~::r:~R= 1M Ol(lil'WlC8 BtNnding ttae lBncI Oovtloprnonl Cedo. Mfde U. S~OIt) .\ =~~~ Gnleia and fe9JlDbO: tot $alar col1eclors In tne City of
PIt Otdin~ umettdirtg !he Cly Of SottIn P,l11tI'II land Oewdopment
Coda. Artide N. SettlQt\ ~G-4J (81 to darify U'le mtent of rhls ~ to
InClUde cmmnerdlli proper\lt!s and bt acfdltlg subsect50t'l IH) to ~ida
lot serseningoflheitl't«iorO!vaG8IIt oantm8lcial~.
ALL fl;dBUSl:ed parties amlnd:ed hi attnl iRI \AIIl)t)8l1eard.
FOt Mhar 1rIfcfrnI\t\on, plD8I8 CGntaCt the City Oeok'S Oftico at:
3QS.86>634o.
Maria HI. totenltftda. CMC
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Purstsa'll to Flodda StatIJl. ~9.UJtOS. lI,e City hlltebi advises the pUb1'1C
Nt If B permn dscidu to;sJpBal3l'( dacision ma bf UIIs Boan1·~orcy
«~ WIth resDerJ 10 any tnilt\ar ~ered at lIS l1'I:etin9 tit
he1Jirl!I, ha Olahawil'nccdelecotd oI~eprocel!tdirtgs.. and IbatfoT~
SMJ'OI8. stleet8d pmon ~r'QCId to ensure. that a verbatitn record m IJ'Ie
pnxeecJngs is mads W1'IictI rec.cnS includes lhe ,ostlrnony and evidence
UPCI\ whictllhe appeal;, Q) be based.
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