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5737 SW 68 ST_PB-YEAR 1948 • fr j► t 26, 1948 sla,v .,? C:'ul City C2 1:50uth 2 a in 7dry c-lacli`nC n3mit ualliz Lly 'C":,,-n -, yy"��� . »Aar r,..�y a .F. ' 7•t`1",:'��..,:CC ���-+ L.r..L ltE,i U.. t `o -io .: I L _ tt u fir_ ^ V-2 zinio bat tb-. A all -,�thW trr, t, �. a �. �K7 �'a �(I OF V 'All r= y o a,PCI!,'r•9f0Y_ eC C u.a JJJ 111 June 24, 1948 Mr. W. D. Horton Chairman, Advisory Zoning Board C/O F. F. Arnold, City Clerk South Miami, Florida Dear Sir: The original Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami set up dry cleaning plants in B-3 (liberal business.) zones. There was no distinction made between Synthetic Solvent Dry Cleaning, and any other type of dry cleaning plant. However, the City Commission of Miami on 19 May 1948 passed an Ordinance setting up Synthetic Dry Cleaning Plants,which do not use inflamable dry cleaning fluids and which do not permit offensive odors to be usedjin B-2 (semi-liberal) zones. Yours very truly, H. M. Hudson Zoning Supervisor `� BMH:js E . L. COTTON REAL ESTATE SPECIALIZING IN PHONE 48-6531 COUNTRY ESTATES, GROVES 101 N. STATE HIGHWAY ACREAGE ANe FARMLANDS SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA July 20, 1948 South Miami Advisory Zoning and Planning Board South It;iami, Florida Attention: W. D. Horton Dear Ifr. Horton: In answer to you letter of July 16, we- canthink of no objections to locating a dry cleaning plant in the area just west of Red Road on the Northside of north Fourth Street. It seems that such a business would be in keeping with the development of that area, since it already has a series of light and heavy industrial locations. I've whole-heartedly support this man's business, as he will certainly offer a new service to the people of South Miami., which they have not been able to have be- fore. Respectful;y, E. L. Cotton By E. L. Cotton, Jr. LCj:jgl As per phone to ELC ° A� aaa�7iiA t�*ler " as i a.n rcw�.,r.,i aaaa RAT 2 d °°r.:J•Jr �l if 1Tf �C�_ mjtlTi �S aaaa�aaa- ,.t 2 itris-9 - tt 1 F t July 1,V 1948 Mr: W. D. Horton, Chairman South Miami'Zoning South Miami, Florida Gentlemen: With reference to your inquiry concerning synthetic dry cleaning using perchorethylen or Tetrachloride solvents, we wish to inform you that we are governed by National Board of Fire Underwriters ' Pamphlet No. 32; and that it copy of this pamphlet can be had by writing to these people at 85 John Street, New York 7, N.Y. Machines using perchlorethylen or tetrachloride solvents are in Class #4- and- can 'be used in store building, such as Center Cleaners; '1648 S. W. 8 St., and Columbia Cleaners, 3100 S. W. 8th Street. Machines using solvents with petroleum base- are Class 3 and must be used iri 'laundries ' in 1-story buildings , but do not have to be in a separate room. We trust. this is the information you desire. Very truly yours, H. R. Salt, Fire Marshal, Bureau of Fire Prevention HRS:OB ff V Ju Ly 16 9 1948 Lea Ted Crocsett Swath -dmai.. ria. c 11m me received an a?,plication fron LIr. J. Y i2nssat�l . as:; .rr_� that a dry c:±eo irr, plant using, non-- flamable syn's;hetic solvento Ln thb cleanirig process be pei=ijitted to locate in areas note Zoned C-2* It is our understanr33s'a,; that Lr. Da.,,sault wants to locate in the =, on just west of Red Road on the north- 4 side of Zorth Fourth SUractm ;4c could anprociate an e.,pression from you as to rhather or not you would object to the locating of this type of cleaninr, plant in the area indicated. Very tiny yours CC1.1"Im 1=71 ADVISORY ZOUL-10 Ash PLIUIIMIG BOARD TDH-C 33y . D. Rortong Cr,a rmn. ,4 July 16v 1948 nr a ,_� L. Cotton South Viami, Fla. Dear Sir: Ve have received tan Opplication from Liar. Jo F Dussault asking that a dry cleaning plant using non- flammable synthetic solvents :.0 the cleaning process he pormitLed to locate in areas nou zoned C-2. It is our understanding; that 1:r. Dussault rants to locate in the area j uat neat of Red. Road on the North- side of north F ourth Street* We would appreciate an expression from you as to vhether or not you r7ould object to the locating of this type of cleaning plant in the area indicated. Very truly yours, SOUTH L AS'.1 ADVISORY 7OD'MG AM ILTMEM BOARD By :MH-C V. D. Horton; Chairman t • 1 i JhlY 3,; 1948 Zatioaml BoaiQ Qy Vire 85 John :trae" Gov York 17 I'pY' ;.'e havo recoivod an opvlica tion for a permit to gall 7 t1le construction and operation o� a syntho'44-c &-y cloami,- ; pimt is an arum that d000 +mt nou pae .t a dry cloanirz� plane. Erb 11. Salt9 Fire 'Inershall of the L aam ©f Fire e tip of tlhe City of F:JmJ. av ggns 14 i that ro ask you for a copy OZ your Pemp let Uo. 32 to halp as in dote-mIm n.g? tho proper c3r-:^aif3eatiC W4 z i for such an entergriso. Ari other gr-fO—& ation rW aUSGI-Ost-Ao74' YOL' CaM to giVO us on this subject mill be apprecintod. Veer truly yoursv S47M I'Wll ADVISC Y ==,G & PI AIMI:.G BOARD uDR&M 11. D. rlor ton? .Chairman a :91 Ja3,V 2 19` 8 ZoninS Department City of Ft. Lauderdale' Ft. Lauderdale$ Fla. Gentlemen: Ve are onclosing copy Of a letter received by. us re- questing zoning classification on a synthel.,ie dry cleaning wit. The cMADany that mtufaetm-ep.-, this machinery con- ends that because of the non-Inflaumblo nature of the fluids used and because of the improved typo o.' equipment$ thore are no obnoxiou.s fines or noises from the plant{. Owa Icy 28,9 19489 the City of s a it to designate grate a synthetic plaht as a B-2 clasaificati=7 bat'retained a B-3 classification on all other types of dry cleaning plants. - 7e are r:undering r:hether you have had any experience along this 21ne and %joule appreciate it if you c:oul.d give us your ruling, or action on same. A stamped addressed envolopo is enclosed for your convenience in rsplywg and tie, rill appreciate your early response. Very truly your,,,,,,, . V. D. Horton,, Chain UDH..c SOuth tIi=, i Lunin €: Planning Bard l Xay 19, 1948 Scutt T^i�,� i Zon&in,; end Planing Board; Sni.tr. j.Ti ^.tai , Florida; uent:, erien a 1 seek an opi ti on regarding the zoneing classification of a -svn the tic dry cleaning .plant in South Miami . I have bben advised by one of this boards members to write this letter eXplaining the two different tvT)es of cleanin-a operations and the location of some plants that you may be better able to determine the proper classification. The type of cleaning i�,hi ch I propose to do is known as S;y-ntl.etic Solvent Dry Cleaning. In this type of cleaning the entire operation is preformed in one enclosed machine . The fluid used is non-inflatt?able and oderless . In most cities through out the country these -plants are -placed in the same catagory as beauty parlors and barber shops . T�.•ro nearby -plants using this method of dry cleaning are Center Cleaners, 1648 S. W. Rth, St. , 1,lia;mi , and Columbia Cleaners , 3100 S . W. 8th St. , 74iami . There are also two plants of this t.we now in operation on Xiracle Xile in Coral Gables and another one is contemplated. The other type of cleaning is knoti••rn as Petroleum Solvent Cleaning, and is usually placed in a more restricted area. The installation of equipment is much heavier. There are three steps to the cleaning process, which require the transfer of gar;?ents from one macrine to the other, nessit- ating the opening of machine ivhile containing cleaning fluid, the fluid is inflatnable and does have some odor. This type of cleaning is done by some of this areas larger plants, such as lliatrii Laundry and Cleaners, Xetropol- itan Cleaners, etc . I do rope tl^is information will aid you gentlemen in determining the proper Zoneing Classification for a Synthetic Plant, and treat you till inform tote of your decision at your earliest convenience . Yours Respectfully, U . F. Dussault, Town and Country Cleaners, 410 North 4th Ave . 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