03-06-90TY OF SOU TM I
6130 Sunset Drive
Kegular City Commission Meeting
March' 6th, 1990
7:30 P.M.
A. I"nvocati on
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Next Resolution: 24 -90 -9050
Next Ordinance: 4-90-1445
Next Comission Meeting: 3/20/90
B. Pledge of Allegiance t4 the United Sta =es of America
C. Presentations
D. Items for Commission Consideration:
1) Approval of Minutes:
a) Feb rua C 19' R -2 c ar C,i Cr- ,Ssion Meeting
b) Februa.— L `�r _ .`: �;,e�,a, iit,' C =- '- s Meeting
2} City Manager's Report
3) City Attorgey's Report
Ordinances 2r_j Reading and Dub] c Hearinc
4. An Ord i nay -re repea i i n.g the Ordinance establishing the Capital Improvement- 3;
Commercia? Developmen —_ L5oard aind repea -. ing all ordinances in conflict
herewith.
(Mayor McCann)
5. An Ordinance creating a Capital Irrpro °ye,;_nt Advisory Board; providing :3/5
nu fiber of members9 prr;viding -F -r term -F appointments, quorum and duties
repealiI-:g all ordinances- or -arts c-1 c -d finances in conflict therewith•and
providi!-g effective date.
(Mayor McCann)
t . An Ordi n . .e c _� ti nr a C nmc- a i D , _? o ��pnt Board of the City of 3,'"
South Mil a-mn; py3vidsng ,r G rse�,b =r c= mer;bers; providing for term of
appointments, quorum, and diuties; repo ling all ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict therewith and - oviding effective date.
(Mayor McCann)
Resolutions — q�' �' _D
7. A Resolution appointing John Lefle the Planning Board. 3/5
(Mayor McCann)
8. A Reso l ut on supporting the Resol utli or;; of the Board of Directors of 3/`
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gfi. tse
,vuo'
ur County Commissioners estdut ,:t- aE rx
the purpose of funding Jackson Memorial Hospital Trust Trauma Center.
On (Commissioner Launcelott)
9. A Resolution to purchase equipment for the Police Department. 3/5
CC - , L_(Administration)
Ordinances- st Reading s - &.
None
You are hereby adv'sed that if any person desires to appeal any decision
ith respect to any matter considerert at this meeting or hearing, such
person will need to ensure that a ver -batim record of the proceedings is
made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the
appeal is based.
WHEREAS, tYe Mayor and City Commission now desire to
restore the two origina-� boards.
NOW, THEE EEO R'-:-, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY
cOMISSIO' OF THE C171Y SOUTH MIkMl , FLORIDA:
gtion 1_, That Ordinance No. 21-87-1293, and as the
same has been anen'ad, which established the Capital Improvement-
Commercial Developnent Board of the City of South Miami,
Florida is hereby re pea lled.
That all O.-.dinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
'PASSED A,10 ADO-'- - ED th-, s day of
ATTEST:
READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
, 1990.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA,
CREATING A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ADVISORY BOARD;
PROVIDING NUMBER OF MEMBERS; PROVIDING FOR TERM
uF APPOINTMENTS, QiIURL`M AND DUTIES; REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR FARES OF ORDINA`,CES IN CONFLICT
THEREWITH AND PROV1DING EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, t ^e Mayor and City Commission of the City of
South Miami pursuant to ordinance 11 -82 -1'134 created a Capital
Improvement Advisory Board which was subsequently rescinded
pursuant to Ordinance 21 -67 -1293; and
WrEREAS, tae City Commission of the City of South Miami,
Florida, believes
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for the rowth of
optit:ur, servic
?)est accotip.1 ed
that
ii]1S
E5 O
y a
-- fictive participatior by its citizens in
imDro
City c; as to -:e alblt to provide an
r the citizens ol the Community would be
Board com osed of res cents as well as
per-ons '_perating
businesses
it
the
City.
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ORD=:d
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CITY Co MINI SSION OF
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':131,`11 , FLOF!DA:
Section Tnere is heresy created an Advisory Board
for Cat itai improve rent. Said Soar,: shall consist of five (5)
members.
S_ -_ ion ? 1-it.iai u;Embe-5 of said. shall be
appointed �_- t-fke NLyo_ �:i th the advi ce and cc7sent of the
Comm,iss -lor. a-Id shall serve until Ma - ch i , 1991. Subsequent
appointees shall serve for a perioc of two (2) years or until
their successor is appointed.
Section 3. The members shall select a Chairperson and
Vice-Chairperson by a majority vote of the Board.
5ecticr 41. A quorum for meetings of the Board shell. he
<<ii.ee ki) Aembers of the Board, and all actions shall require a
majority vote of the members in attendance.
Section 5. The duties of the Board shall be as
follows:
1. Meet at least once every three (3) months.
2. Study and determine the anticipated needs for
public improvement and recommend a viable program
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for meeting those neecis; recommend a capital
improvement budget based upon the estimated cost of
public improvements; recommend ways and
means of financing such public improvements and the
oh;ective priority for their provisions; utilize
the Comprehensive Land Ise Plan information in
analyzinc. land use, population trends, economic
pressure and general development potential in terms
of the financial canita`: of the City of South Miami
in making public improvement projects.
Section 6. All ordinances or parts of Urdinances in
conflict herewith be, and the same are heret -y repealed.
Section 7. This Ordinance shall take effect
immediately at the time of its passage.
PASSED AND ADOPIED this day of , 1990.
APPROVED:
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CITY AI -UK EIY
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA,
CREATING A COMMERCIAL DEVE•-jPP•IENT BOARD OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI; PROVIDING FOR NUMBER OF
MEMBERS; PROVIDING FOR TER': OF APPOINTMENTS,
QUORUM AND DUTIES; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR
PA?,TS OF ORDINAti(;Eb IN CUN_i.ICI TREREWITh AND
PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE.
W :ERE AS, the May l-r and City Commission of the City of
South Miami pursuant to Ordinance 14 -52 -1137 created a Commercial
Development Board which was subsequently rescinded pursuant to
Ordinance 21 -57 -1293; and
Wh REAS, it is be- ieficial to the City of South Miami
for its citizens to studs, rE om,,end and provide input concerning
t to _o.. __ :_ _ ._e - _ it i,. levelT.: :t ^_`
economic conditio -:s ter:- --ficial to the e�:isting businesses and to
invite ne:.i businesses '-rntc tl.z. area.
ti_3t4, s'IiE?Er �, 11 UR127INED BY THE MAYOR AND THE
CITY OF TF� T.. SOU :r r .._AY11 , FL!- RIDA.
section Ia here is ;.erebv created a Commercial
Developmez:-: Board of -_e City of Sf uth Miami , Florida. Said
Board sha i consist of five (5)
S ction 2. Initial me-:bers of said Eoard shall be
appointee by he 11 -3vor with thle advice and consent of the City
Commissi a_: st:aII - =_r . until `` - -r 1 , :991, Subsequent
appointees sb_li thereafter se - ve for U period of two (2) years
or until heir successor is appointed.
Section 3. Members shall select a Chairperson and Vice
Chairperson by a majority vote of the Board.
Section 4. A quorum for meetings of the Board shall be
three (3) members of the Board, and all action. shall require a
majority vote of those menibeP:z
Section 5. The duties of the Board shall be as follows:
I. Shall meet at least once every three (3) months.
2. Promote the interest of the City so as to stimulate
new business and improve existing business.
conditions.
3. Act as a liaison between the City and those parties
interested in the development of the City.
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` ^ 4" Work in an advisory capacity with the Planning
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Board and the City Commission in interpreting the
needs of the Community and the best way in which to
meet them.
Sec cion 6. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in
conflict herewicc 6e, and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 7. This crdinance shall cake effect immediately
at the time of its passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED cnia day of , 1990.
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RESOLUTION NU .
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA, APPOINTING
JOHN LEFLEY TO THE PLANNING BOARD.
WHEREAS, there currently exists a vacancy on the
Planning Board; and
W EREaS, thz Mayor and City Commission desire to fill
the existing vacancy.
SOW, THEREFORE, BE 11 RESO =� ?D BY THE MAYOR AND THE
CITY CuMMI S SION OF THE C TY OF SO UTF Mi l ml , FLORIDA:
Section 1. That Jahn Lefler is hereby appointed to the
Plan _iris Board until arch, `992, or _ :til a successor is
appointed.
PASSED Ati D A-Do P«: t o s u ay of 1990.
JVED:
ATTEST:
CIT.' (:_ER1
REAL) AND APPROVED AS TO
CI TY Ai IOR:ti£1
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I herewith submit, for your advice and consent, the name
of John Lefley for appointment to the City of South Miami Planning
Board.
His resume is attached for your review.
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AMRESS: 5841 S.W. 63 COURT _ (f UlI U 111�U51St1 U
665 -5{23
CE — 579 -6086 PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Land De --clopment Division
275 N.W 2nd St. 1 Miami, FL 33123 I (305) 579.6M
HARKED Ma Addmac: P "0- Box 330708 Miami, FL 33133 -0708
EDUCATICN: MASTER OF ARTS
UNIVERSITY 0* CHICAGO
PZAKNING AND PUBLIC AD:'INISTF J1 ON .
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JOB D I CI 4' C, pg -_ .T _s'i'_tiI?vG DEPARTMENT
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AND DIVIKION
!ARGE t.. ? E DEi OP N T S
7W ARE I. a S" Sa UM ?M INU A.�JV�` SCnti' ; ' 7 SIR LtI 'IC1h :
r' reatior� 3 S ,1 ar =�.e - e wants and needs of the people
c South i iard pertai..ning to le:�sure time activities.
p &lic Safety BO-ard: St-; =1> and develop progra^s a!-ich will produce respect
oY the 1?w, ana work closely and cooperatively with
la-.: enforcefnt officials.
t S- and &-te17L-LIne anticipated needs for public
_ _ e ;. -ra4� a,° � r =�: :u a viable grogram for
rtaet_n i 'ADse nerds.
lzminity R ?l o= s Pte' a St, _ u? ban renewal, e:sure decent housing, and
cc _dez any and all netters pertaining to the
har-cnioTas relations i-p than exists in the City of
Sou-�h Miami.
Ucdmrcial Developient Board: Pn:cote i=nterest and stimulate new business into
South Mia. ii and improve existing conditions for business
already in the City.
p2ahning War& rj..)nsider Ccc- prehensive Masters Plan as a guide to the
? larentatio n <A 7.r t T "vS n th(- e-it . r -ter ^na n
lye 1-1-cy WrMuss .LvAa rig any existing zoning matters
or requests for future development.
.g_nvirongental Review Board: Rrpoarage excellence in the quality of architectural
and environmental design.
Personnel _ Review Personnel regulations; review grievenaces,
if any from eilployees of the City
2.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF TKt CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI SUPPuRTING ThE
KESC,LUTION Off' THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
ii:, F CUUNTY LEAGUE OF CITIES SUGGESTING THAT
ME1ROPULITAN RIDE COUNTY'S HOARD OF COUNTY
CUMMISSIONEBS ESTABLISH A SPECIAL TAXING
DISTRICT FOR THE ?URPOSE OF FUNDING JACKSON
HEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST TRAUMA CENTER.
VHEREAS, the Jackson Memorial Hospital Trust has
requested municipalities to contribute funds for the support of
the Jackson = morial Hospital Trust Trauma Center, and
_n£. = p c should
be made ur.dtr a taxing dis1r --ct anti lot r =u7-re municipalities to
make a cor;trit.ut. ion or approprial-- ion of funds, and
REAS, the Trauma Center is for tie benefit of all
the peopie I-- Dace County; and
H'REAS, the or and C i r v Corr fission a f the City of
South Taus saggssts to t,-- o County Comr`ssioners that a
special t ,_ :g district be established and the funds raised from
this t xiaj district be - t -1 -. zed for the purpose of funding the
Trauma :enter.
Or ?, THEREFOR-E, B-z' IT RES;LVED BY Ti #- MAYOR AND CITY
COMMI SSION OF THE Cl TY 0 F SO UTH MIAMI! :
Section i. That Metropolitan Dade County's Board of
Count y sbould consider the creation of a special
taxing district, encompassing all of i)ade County, for the purpose
of funding, the Jackson Memorial Hospital Trust Trauma Center.
Section 2. That the City Clerk shall cause copies of
this resolution to be sent to the Mayor and Board of County
Commissioners of Metro Dade County, members of the Jackson
`iemorial Hospital Trust, and each member of the Dade County
League of Cities.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of , 1990.
APP ROVrD :
MAYO R
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
R£AI) AND APPROVE D AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
RESOLUTION NU.
A RESuLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY uF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA To PURCHASE EQUIPMENT
FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
�Iqt,REAS, upor. recommendation of the Police Chief, the
City Administration deems it in the public interest to purchase
equipment for the tactical team of the department; and
WHEREAS, the Ci--y Administration is recommending that
the equipment be purchased from government bid.
NOW, TEEKEFoRE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE
CITY CuMMISSION OF THL CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the equic)�ent specified on Exhibit "All
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Team �-- �urcl-lased I ro° Gc)-,:,-- —ir.enr- 17,--,z at a total cost of
525,555.5` t� be paid f-, -M C C D U F, L N 19-10-5450 entitled: Law
-Fnforc-_mew --- _rust Funt
PASSED AND A-D Pl—j this day 3f 1990.
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ATTEST:
CITY
READ A'IJ AP.PPOVED AS To FO RI:
CITY ATT.uP-\EY
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TO.
CHIEF OF POLICE
FROM!
INTER—OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE:
28 Feb 1990
SUBJECT:
LT.WATSON SWAT EQUIPMENT
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Sir;
IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE BELOW EQUIPMENT BE PURCHASED FROM LAWMENS
SHOOTERS SUPPLY(ADDRESS ON FILE)UNDER PLAINT '--ITY BID il 3565-88 HILLSBORUGH COUNTY
FLORIDA.
ITEM # 1.FOUR(4)H&K F.U-E-D STOCK +25 FIREARMS COMPLETE WITH FLASHLIGHT ATTACHMENT,
SLING AND C-ASEI"'MP5's MODEL 3a) UNIT VALUE$1000.00
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TOTIAL VALUE $4000.00
7 w`3 a) COY12LETE WITH
ITEM # 2.TWO (21) KK RET -,PACT- ABLE S - OCK 1,125 FIREARMS --D-1
T 'I,,'
FLASK-I.IGHI A731ACHMEENTS,S-- C'A!— rUN
CASE.
'L-';IT VALUE $1102-20
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.37-a� VALUE $2204.40
1TE1 # 3.0NE(1), HER YT5 FIREAF- ` COMP 7L-17-- WITH
c,77GHT ATTACHMENT, SLING
ANMi Cr SSE.
VALUE $1717.47
ITEM #7 4. TWO (2 '- TREMING-70-N MODEL 8 7, 0 FDUY: E', 14 ) 1 H SHOT"UNS ("'5009) COMPLETE
WITH FLASHLIGHT ATIAC&iENTS SLIN3 ANN CASE.
UNIT VALUE$508.55
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T07AL VALUE $1017.10
ITEM #5.ONE(1) REKi�3TON 700 .308 CAL SNIPER RIFL--- XDDEL #5746 complete WITH
LEOPOLD SCC-:'-,2YP0D, SL 7 "G
CASE
I V.kL Tj E $ 990. 0
�.l ISTIr 17.,C'z SHTELDS' "')DEL TA"-"nIj,)F,
ITEM P 6.FIV:E(5)BV7-�l A:010-1- - I
1-7NIT VALUE $249.49
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TOTAL VALUE $1247.45
ITEM # 7.ONE(1)BAIllSnC SHIELD MODEL TAC-300 R TOTAL VALUE $563.00
ITEM #8.ONE(I)COL-T M-16 a2 MODEL 733 COl*UkNDO WITH LIGHT ATTACHMENT, SLING
AND CASE(.FFEUX AUTO)
TOTAL VALUE $ 934.20
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INTER —OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: DATE:
CHIEF OF POLICE 28 Feb 1990
FROM: 5 .,6 -E CT;
LT.WATSON SWAT EQUIPMENT
ITEM # 9.ONE(1)LEOPOLD SNIPER SPOTTING SCOPE TOTAL VALUE $ 350.00
ITEM # 10.ONE (1) SELF FOCUSING BINOCULARS TOTAL VALUE $150.00
ITEM # 11. FOURTEEN 1(14) HE: 32 ROUND MAGAZINES UNIT VALUE $28.00
TOTAL VALUE $392.00
ITEM #12. FIVE (5)M CLB,_, --"7 tG K � UNIT $8.90
TOTAL VALUE $44.50
ITS', # 13.TWO (2) .301 Cal RIFT KITS UNIT $8.90
'TOTAL VALUE $17.80
TOTt.L VALUE OF REQUEST $13,628.02
City of South Miami
INTER — OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO' CHIEF OF POLICE °ATE' 28 FEB 1990
FROM` '`�' SUBJECT;
LT WATSOli'L a SWAT EQUIPMENT
THE BELOW EQUIPMENT IS TO BE PURCHASED FROM PSD(ADDRESS ON FILE)UNDER
CITY OF MIAMI BID #f 88 ®8912 BR X —ref SMPD PREVIOUS ORDE ## 18356.
SIX(6)A -1 ALB TACTICAL VEST WITP CERAMIC PLATES(TO BE FITTED)
:'SIT VALUE $896.25
TOTAL VALUE $5377.50
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6130 SUNSET DRIVE
SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA 33143
305 / 667 -5691
THERE WILL BE A WORKSHOP MEETING OF THE SOUTH MIAMI CITY
COMMISSION ON TUESDAY, MARCH 13TH, 1990, AT 7:30 P.M. IN
THE CONFERENCE ROOM AT SOUTH MIAMI CITY HALL, 6130 SUNSET
DRIVE, SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA FOR DISCUSSION OF THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS:
1) METRO -RAIL PARKING GARAGE
2) SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL PROPOSED PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
AMENDMENT
3) SOUTHERN BELL FRANCHISE
NOTICE OF THIS WORKSHOP MEETING WAS SERVED UPON THE CITY
CLERK THIS 6TH DAY OF MARCH, 1990.
DONE UNDER MY HAND AND THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH MIAMI THIS 6TH DAY OF MARCH, 1990.
MAY
ATTEST:
XTY CLERK
POSTED: CITY HALL BULLETIN BOARD 3/06/90
cc: ADMINISTRATION
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CHU of South Miami
INTER - OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To• Mayor and City Co Sion DATE February 16, " 1990
FROM: /iJill am Hasp n sueJECT Metrorail Parking Garage/
City Ma r South Miami _Station
This coming Wednesday, February 21, 1990 at 9:00 A.M. the Dade
County Developmental Impact Committee will meet to review the
proposed South Miami Metrorail parking garage expansion.
Mayor McCann and I will be attending this informal review on
behalf of the City. Should any Commissioner desire to also
attend please let me know and perhaps we can go together.
WFH:er
cc: City Attorney
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MEMt)RARDIIM
To: Octelma Ferbeyre DATE: February 5, 1990
t t Miami Review
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• SUBJECT: DIC Review of
. February 21, 1990
FROM: Dean Mimms, Assistant Coordinator
Ive,lopmental I�Committee
The Dade County Developmental Impact Committee will review the
following application on Wednesday,, February 21, 1990 at 9:00
a.m. The review will be held on the 18th floor, in conference
room 3, Metro -Dade Center, located at 111 N.W. 1 Street, Miami.
The application to be reviewed is as follows:
9:00 a.m. 90 -67 Metropolitan Dade County Government
requesting approval of plans to
construct an 8 -level structure
consisting of five levels of parking
plus three levels of office space above
the South Miami Netrorail Station
Parking Garage. The project site is
bounded by S.W. 70 Street on the north,
S.W. 59 Place on the west, and by the
existing Metrorail parking garage on the
southeast; the South Miami Metrorail
t station is located on the northwest
corner of the intersection formed by
U.S. 1 and S.W. 72 Street (Sunset
Drive). The proposed five levels of
parking will accommodate approximately
630 spaces; the proposed three levels of
offices will provide 115,780 square feet
of office space.
Please publish this in the February b, 1990 edition:
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Please bill the:
Dade County
Developmental Impact Committee
Ill N.A. First Street, Suite 1210
-Mi ' , Florida 33228 -1973
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Jorge Rodriguez, P.E. February 9 1990
TO: Director DAT E
metro -Dade Building and
p Zoning Department
SUBJECT: Letter of Intent/ South
FROM : Miami Metrorail Station
Chester E. Parking Garage Extension
Director
Metro- Agency
This constitutes the letter of intent for the subject project which Ais"
required by the code of Metropolitan Dade County, Section 33C, to be pro -
cessed through the Transit Development Committee.
The South Miami Metrorail Station Parking Garage presently consists of five
parking levels capable of accommodating, approximately 1163 vehicles. The
proposed site is a triangular shaped site bounded on the north by S.W. 70th
Street, on the west by S.W. 59th Place, and on the S.E. by the existing
parking garage. The County is planning to construct an eight level
triangular shaped structure comprising of five lower levels of parking,
accommodating approximately 630 spaces, and three levels of office space
above. The design of the parking garage will be based on Alternate loo. 1,
described in the enclosed Conceptual Design Report. Rental space indicated
on drmdng JU -4 is for the offices. The three levels of office space will
provide 115,780 square feet of net usable ; space, Group "G!' occupancy, at
701 efficiency ratio. Application for zoning public bearing is attached.
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Attachment
cc: Carlos F. Bonzon, Ph.D., P.E.
Surinder S. Sabota, P.E.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
No. Description Page No.
1. Summary and Recommendation.. ..........1
2. Description of the project ......................2
3. Parking Garage .... ..............................3
4. Traffic Flow.. ..... .......................5
5. Handicap Parking.... . 0 .... .................,.5
6. Future Office Building... .. .................6
7. Provisions for Future Office Building ........... 7
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SOUTH NIAKI M72DRAIL STATION PARKING GARAGE` EXTENSION
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN REPORT
CONTRACT NO. 663113
1.0 SWOMY AM RECOMMENDATIONS
PARKING GARAGE
A conceptual study has been conducted to determine the - most
appropriate . configuration and layout for the new parking garage
adjacent to the existing garage at South Miami Metrorail Station.
The following two alternates were considered for final
comparison. '
Alternate Pao. 1 consists of a triangular shape structure with
-- parking at the entire 'area, Drawing No. CP -2 & CP -3. This
Alternate consists of 5 levels of parking with a total of 665
stalls with an average of 331..63 feet covered area per parking
stall.
Alternate No. 2 is also a triangular shape structure. However
the floor at the center is open to the ground at all upper
levels, Drawing -No. CP -7. Alternate No. 2 also consists of 5
levels of parking with a total of 634 spaces with an average of
335.31 square feet covered area per parking space.
Comparison of the covered area and cost per parking space and
utilization of the land dictates that alternate number 01 should
be used for final design.
_ The structural support system will consists of 24 inch deep
precast, prestressed concrete joists spaced at 8 feet 8 inches
center to center, soffit beams and cast -in- place concrete
columns. Exterior facia of the garage will be constructed,`
utilizing precast reinforced concrete panels attached to the
perimeter be
The exterior appearance of the new parking garage will match the
existing. The new structure will be finished in a manner so that
new and existing garages appear to be one structure, at the
tr adjoining areas.
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FUTURE OFFICE SIM
This site is suited for an office building due to its
accessibility and location. We recommend that provisions for
future office shemM be constructed as a part of this parking
garage.
Included in was the provision for future office space
above the parkhq Wage. Existing City of South Miami Zoning
for this area is 20. zoning. This type of - `zoning limits the
height of the hKiUbig to four stories or 50 feet. Also required
are fifteen fast wt backs from the property line, at ground
level and I0 foot at upper levels. These zoning requirements do
not allow us to construct an office space above the parking
garage. IM also considerably reduce the land utilization for
the parkin However based upon the instruction of Mr.
Surinder Sabotao an layouts are based upon zero set backs from
the property with no height limitation considerations.
Three stories of oMce space is considered above the 5th level
of parking. k total of 165,400 square feet of office area could
be provided. M of this area could be used under the group G
occupancy of Se OW. A cost estimate has been prepared to
evaluate the possMility of `constructing the provisions for
future office space as part of the garage. The cost for
construction of tUse provisions is estimated to be approximately
$ 249, 000. t Ujm& of the office space is presented in drawing
CP -4 -
2.0 - VffZC31F2= W = PROJECT
South Niaza Netruall station parking garage extension project,
Contract ,` is an extension to existing Metrorail
par _ g g garage will have 5 levels of parking and
will provide leers of additional parking : spaces for
metrerail However, 32 existing parking spaces of the
existing 9e will be lost to 'accommodate ' the drive
through fims the wAsting to the new garage.
Also cans' cansi&&A is the possibility of providing three stories of
office spwa abm live levels of parking garage.
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3.0 - P
Existing site is situated on a triangular shape site bounded by
SW 70th Street to the North and SW 59th place to the west. The
shape of this site reduces the land utilization efficiency ratio
as compared to a rectangular or square site. Various layouts for
the parking garage were prepared to find out ' the best alternate
considering the traffic flow, adaptability for future office use
and covered area per parking space. Among all the alternates
considered, two were found to be worth presenting.
Alternate No. 1 Triangular shape floor covering the entire area
from property lines to , 6 feet from the existing garage DWG No.
CP--2 & CP -3.
Alternate No. 2 - Triangular shape - from property line to 6 feet
' from existing garage with central area open similar to an atrium.
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COMPARISON
The goal is to obtain the maximum number of parking spaces with
minimum covered area per parking space ratio
Alternate No. i Alternate No. 2
- Total covered area ............220,532 SF 212,588 Sr
- No. of parking spaces ......... 665 634
- Square feet of covered area... 331.63 SF 335.31 SF
per stall
- Cost per r g space @......$6,964.00 ' $7,042.00
* $ 21.00 - square foot
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cost.
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Nov /29/89
ADVANTAGES FOR AL ATE NO. 1
1. Total number of parking spaces is larger
2. Naximum utilization of land.
3. Total construction cost based upon $ 21.00 per square foot is
$ 4,631,000 for Alternate No. 1 and $ 4,464,000 for alternate
No. 2. Alternate No. 1 provides 28 additional parking spaces
for $ 167,000 1 _ $ 5,964.29. per parking space,,
Therefore this configuration allows us to gain additional
parking spaces at a cost which is Tess than the cost per
parking space of alternate No. 2.
4. Provides more open area for future office lobby and elevators
p 1st level.
Considering the advantages of the alternate No. 1, we recommend
that alternate No. 1 be used for final layout of the new garage.
Alternate No. 1
Street access to the garage is from the entrance with additional
toll collection booths located at S.W. 70th Street through the
existing garage. Exit will be at S.W. 59th Place and also at
S.W. 70th Street. The new garage will be connected to the
existing garage at the south east and south west sides through
ramps at each level.
The new parting garage will feature on exposed architectural
concrete finish at interior and exterior. Exterior facia will be
such that the existing and new garage will appear to be one
structure.
At the existing patting garage plan_ ters have been provided at the
exterior facia p s at all levels. However, no live plants are
present in these planters. We propose that new garage have same
exterior panel appearance but no prevision will be made for
planters. _.:. _
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Vertical pedestrian circulation between parking levels is served
by a bank of 2 elevators located in the center of the parking
garage. One elevator will be added in the future to serve the
office. l walkway will be provided from the elevator bank to the
Metro -Rail station at lst level.
4.0 - TRAFFIC FLOW
Various alternates for traffic flow were studied, with and
without an office m the top. Emphasis was given to have the
flexibility to make changes, if so desired in the future.
Following possibilities were considered.
1. Tull payment at entrance all -entrance at one location.
2. Toll payment at exit
3. Provisions for card key holder's entrance
4. Provisions for isolating new parking garage for new office
building, completely or partially.
Eased upon these considerations the traffic flow as shown in dwg.
No. CP -2 and CF -6 is proposed
This configuration could be changed to toll collection at exit
with few modificatim. It also allows us to isolate the new
parking garage completely or partially for the new office
building.
5.0 1 P P
The new garage reqaires 12 dedicated handicap parking spaces.
The existing parkin garage has 10 handicap spaces at ground
level. We recommend that existing regular parking spaces in
existing parking ; e, _ located at South Side at first level, be
converted into 'cap spaces to meet the code requirement.
In future if an office is constructed on top of the parking
garage, it will " e handicap parking spaces. The full size
parking spaces located at North side at ground floor level could
be converted icap parking spaces for the office.
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Nov/29/89
6.0 OFFICE BUILDING
The construction of the provisions f or a f uture of fice building
as a part of the parking garage was also studied. Three stories
of office building will provide a total of 165,400 square feet of
office space, with 70% efficiency ratio (115,780 's.ft. of space)
will be usable office space of group "G" occupancy as per
S.F.B.C. This size of office space will require 413 numbers of
dedicated parking spaces. However this number is subject to
negotiation based upon the accessibility to the. office building
by Metrorail.
A layout of the means of egress and elevator lobby is shown on
drawing CP -4. The stairs located at Southwest side will be
extended to new office floors and at the East side, one new
stairwell will be provided as a required mean of egress.
The building will consist of a concrete structure of 8 stories, 5
parking levels at bottom and 3 office levels at the top. The
exterior skin at the parking levels will be precast concrete
panels giving way to an energy efficient glass curtain wall at
the office levels.
Elevators and stairs located in an `atrium lobby at the Worth West
corner of the Building will provide major, vertical circulation
from the street level to the office. levels. as well as all parking
-levels. Concrete stairs located in each corner of the triangular
building provide emergency - escape from all levels.
7.0 PR sloN FOR FUTURE OFFICE BUILDING
Following items will have to be constructed as part of the new
parking garage construction to accommodate the future office
building.
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DESCRIPTION COST
ARMITECTURAL
1. At Northwest corner of the property an open ........$ 0
space will be "provided to accomodate lobby
and two elevators for future office.
However during construction of Parking
garage, landscaping will be provided at this
corner.
STRUCTURAL _
1. Foundation and columns will be sized for ........... $ 148,000
additional loads due to of f ice f lours.
2. Foundation for two future elevators & lobby....... $ 6,000
t: at Northwest corner.
3. One additional elevator core adjacent to two ....... $ 18,000
parking garage elevators.
4. Columns will be extended at roof levels to ....... $ 24,500
provide stubs for future columns.
5. Foundation for the additional stairs at...:.. $ 1,500
Wortheast side to provide required means of
egress for future office.
6. The stairs at Southwest side will be ....... 150
designed to accommodate the future extension
to the office floors, therefore the
foundation will be larger.
7. Third elevator is required adjacent to 2... ...$ 0
elevators. The construction of elevator core
as part of the parking ; garage ` causes
reduction of 5 parking spaces.
8. Foundation for future F. P. & L. Co. Vault .........$ 18,000
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CIVIL
1. Provisions for extension of the storm ..........$ 500
drainage system to the office roof level.
MECHARICAL
1. A minimum length of 6 inch diameter fire... , ... $ 500
water line will be stubbed into the
anticipated future fire pump location. This
�- provision is based upon the future
distribution from the fire pump being
exposed overhead in the parking garage. No
main water line tap, detector check valve,
P.I.V., fire department connection, etc
will be provided in the initial
construction.
2. Sanitary waste piping will be provided under'....... $ 9 , 200
the first f1wr slab from a point outside to
five stub tap locations at columns All
future water and vent piping will be core
drilled through slabs and installed exposed
in the parking garage
3. The domestic water piping from the ....... 58500
outside= main into the building and to a
point above the first floor slab will be
sized to include the future office floors.
future extession of this system will be core
drilled` h' slabs and installed exposed
in the parking garage
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Nov /2 9/69
ELECTRICAL
1. Allocated space for F.P. L. Co. Vault with ......$ 2,500
6 -way V duct bank stubbed to outside.
2. Stub from telephone room to property line ......$ 5,000
for telephone sewvice # 4 -way 4'
3. Allocated space for future engine /generator........$ 0
(Alz eady included)
4. Raceway for future distribution for normal ....... $ 0
electric, emergency electric and telephone
will be exposed in the garage and will rise
on the perimeter of the garage through
future `cored' openings.
5. Space ' will be allocated for future firemen's ....... $ 0
control room.
6. Up- grading - of the fire alarm system in the .......$ 0
garage area due to increased building height
will be "done through future installed
devices with surface mounted raceway and
devices in garage area
Item No. 3 to 6 - of electrical can be
accomplished during the construction, of the
office building, therefore no cost during
the parking garaqe construction phase
Total Cost. ...................,,.......$ 239,350
This report is basel upon the preliminary data available to us at
present. nothing in this report should be construed directly or
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indirectly, as a guarantee for any portion of the report. To the
best of our knowledge and ability, this report represents an
accurate appraisal of given conditions, to the extent reasonably
possible.
Respectfully submitted
PISTO�RINO & ALAM, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
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Project Manager
November 29, 1989
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8. Does property owner own contigous property to the subject property? If so, give
canplete legal . description of entire contiguous property.
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9. Is there an option to purchase O or lease O the subject property or property
contiguom thereto? ( ) Ye or (x) no
If Yes, vie are the potential purchasers or lessees?
10. Present ming classification(s):
11. PXQUESr COMM UNDER THIS APPLICATION:
Please check the appropriate box and give a brief description of the nature of the
request in the space provided.
( ) 'District Bmmdary Change (s)
Zone classifications requested
( ) Unusual Use
(x) Use Varaace
(') Non -Use variance
( ) Special Rumption.
( ) Vlodif ication of previous resolution/plan
12. Has a puffic hearing been held on this property within the last year?
If Yes, licant's name NO
Date of karing
Nature of hearing
'Decision of hearing
Resolutica #
13. Is this karing being requested as a result of a violation notice?
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If yes, The name to w m violation notice was served
Nature of vWation
14. Are them aq existing structures on the property? (x) yes ( ) no
15. Is thm aq existing use on the property? ( )yam ( ) no
If yes, iftt is the use and when was it established? Use
Established
Z,�► /•'*fit' %} (- ;ry,�+ ?a? eing first duly sworn, depose and say that I an
the owner tenant of the property described and which to the subject matter of
'the: proposed hearing; that all the answers to the questions 1A this
�. application, and all sketch data and other supplementary matter attached to
and made a part of the application are honest and true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. I understand this application must be completed and
accurate before a hearing can be advertised.
�� $ignatu ;el
Scorn to and subscribed to 'before me
this `�� dsy of ��/ ),
Notary Public
Commission Expires: ..
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CORPORATION AFFIDAVIT
we, _ being first duly sworn depose and say that we
are the President /Vice- Presdent, and Secretary /Asst. Secretary of the
aforesaid corporation, and as such, have been authorized by the corporation to
file this application for public hearing; that all answers to the questions in
said application and all sketches, data and other supplementary matter
attached to and made a part of this application are honest and true to the
best of our knowledge and belief; that said corporation is the owner /tenant of
the property described herein and which is the subject matter of the proposed
hearing. ire understand this application must be complete and accurate before
a hearing can be advertised.
# President's Signature (Corp. Seal)
ATTEST:
Secretary's Signature
Sworn is and subscribed to before me
this day of , 19 Notary Public
Commission Expires
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PARTNERSHIP AFFIDAVIT
We, the umlersigned, being first duly sworn depose and say that we are
partners of the herein after named partnership, and as such, have been
authorized to file this application for a public hearing; that all answers to
the questions in said application and all sketches, data, and other
supplenentM matter attached to and made a part of this application are
honest and true to the best of our knowledge and belief; that said partnership
is the ouserltenant of the property described herein which is the subject
matter of the proposed hearing. We understand this application must be
complete and accurate before a hearing can be advertised:
(Name of Partnership)
By X by X
By z By x
Sworn to and subscribed to before me
this &Y of 14
Notary Public
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to
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I, , being first duly sworn, depose and say that I an
a State of rida attorney at Law, and I am the Attorney for the er of the
properq Sescribed and which is the subject matter` of the proposed hearing;
that all Ot answers to the questions in this application, and all sketch data
and o€ supplementary matter attached and made a part of this application
are homm ast true to the the best of my knowledge and belief . I understand
this affIltmHon 'must be complete and accurate before a hearing can be
advertheL
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which is the subject of the proposed 'hearing.
TRIS AFFIDAVIT IS SUBJECT TO PENALTIES Ot LAW (PERJURY) AND 20 POSSIBLE
VOIDING OF ANY ZONING ACTION GRANTED AT APUBLIC REARING.
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suction 1. Chapter 33C of the Code of Metropolitan Dodo
County, Florida, is hereby enacted as'followst
CRAMR 33C y
FIXtD (iUIDZWAY RAPID TRANSIT - SYSTEM - UnLOPMUT IONt
Sec. 33C -1. Legislative 'Intent, `firAings and purposes.
The board of County Comissioners for Metropolitan
Dade County, t1cride, hereby declares and finds that
the uncoordinated use of lands within the county
threatens the orderly development and the`bealth,
safety. ®odor, convenience, prosperity and welfare of .
the present and future citizens of this county. Pursuant
to Ordinance No. 7S -22, the board adopted and accepted
the Comprehensive Development Master Plats for Metropolitan
Dade County Whereby it specifically declared that it
Vas the continuing policy of Metropolitan Dade Countys
in cooperation with federal, state, regional and local
governments, and other' concerned public and private
organizations, to use all reasonable Means and sMaeuses
tot a) faster and promote, the general welfare# b) to
create and maintain condition under which man and
nature can exist its productive harmmyi and e) to fill
the social, 'eco c and other requirements of the
present and future generation& of citizens of Metropolitan
Dade County, florid&. The board further fo•,nd that the
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e Development '"star plan was enacted to
des all people of Dade County an attss►pt q
sere, healthful, v
l, praetive and seathstically
ad ly passing sacroundin9s: to attain the
of beneficial goes of the "environment
witimusteaeonable degrodatiest, risk to the health er
NEM W other undesirable and unintended aonsa maces,
to 1pown limportant historic cultural and natural
amenser out national berit : to maintain, wer
pumuft as onviro t which supports diversity and
veraver individual dalcos to achieve a balaaft
lation and resource %blab will permit the
blo ds of living ' a bide sharing of Woes
smadebw and to 'enhance the quality of renewal r:soureos
04 AMINK% the wGICIA n attai is roely►eeIi" of Mpl&t&ble
reageassm. in furtherance of these goals and objectives#
t3swandfinds that the coordinated review and analysis
Of transit facilities is necessary to on
a U0=11 metropolitan government in Dade Cmutye
Coordinated reviser and analysis of the mass
tuounstan is susceptible mo and would be 'oat
offactbaft carried on nndar, a uniform plan of regulation
to the county as a rAole. 'The planning of
rtation facilities, combined with otbW
pin 2Watentation tools, can be off actively used in
fail economic, environmental n sand
is Cusafte a major influence an metropolitan development
pattegag and life styles. The Capability of a transportation`
i acting its conjunction with other urban services
to essmaub general development trends, is well rMognIged.
A MmOssm coordination of transportation and land use
palft isions is therefore essential to optimise the
rds of sportation as a patent tool for Implementing
do fiedhod patterns of metropolitan development. ,
go Mord further finds that the Stags 2 ffixed
guNkftlapid Transit System has, since 1973, undergone
extessAmplanning, review# anslysis, and angin ing
dsxdVdffwts. The Stage I system leas received design
snand from both the Tederal AM State governments
ml b to the process of final design, procurement and
activities. The Stage ! system# including
Uprovemants IS Other forms of surf see transportation
represents a contacted, coordinated effect
f blow not only the transportation facilities
WMAsside County, but the overall q"lity of life
citizens of and visitors to Dade County.
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Stags I system represents one of the
Impaipblic works projects ever vndortaken in Dada
CiniftnE the Southeastern Vnited States. AS ,
i fixed guideway Rapid Transit System may
engineered, Implemented, and administered
ak -o�lde basis,' in a manner which wills (a)
im opportunities for developmenS to serve
aeffmalal assistance to the system* and tbi provide
IMUNNIM for joint development with the private
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See. 33C•2. Rapid Transit tone.
A. ` vefinitioo: i• Trowit 5~ "Motets of
all 1 ludiaq sWisoe, seboostace. ad
aissOoee, %0wo ON rtes 499i"at.a
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tho amstiiiiuft of the lased i sgi tier of 00
S i t.. • 1 On stati4
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S. oesi nation of Rapid Transit gaits The board of
County assaoness borw. agnates all land areas
(including surface@ subsurface, and 4"Wteaant cis-
apace) shown on Exhibits 1 through 17, fortified by the
Clurk of this board as a portion of this ordinance,
incorporated hereby by reference, and transmitted to
the custody of the building and- =oning Department, as
the Rapid Transit 'Zone for the Stage 2 fixed guideway
Rapid Transit _ Syste.. Covow
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C. Jurisdiction over Rapid Transit Sons: Jurisdiction
for purposcs o bua ing and toning approvals (including.
tout not limited to. site plan approvals, issuance of
building permsts. building inspections, compliance with
tho South Florida building Code, issuance of certificates
(7111 of,occupancy. zoning applications, special exceptions,
variances, district boundary charges, building and /or
toning moratoria. and all other types of functions
ty`ically performed by building and /or coning departments),
cater and serer installations. complianee.with environmental
regulations, street maintenance (including sidewalks ,
where applicable) and utility regulation. all of which 4•
relate to the uses specifically delineated in subparagraph
D below, shall be and are hereby vested in Metro olitan
Dade c f any municipal e, c artes;�
or ordinance provisions o
D. Parnitted Land Uses in Rapid Transit Zones The
followsng an uses are perm tte v an pid
Transit tone and no otherss
1._> tined guideways for the Rapid Transit System.
2. Stations for the Rapid Transit System, including
muds asses as passenger platforms and waiting areas,
ticket and information booths. rests , utility
rooms, in- station advertising displays, stairs, elevators,
walkways. and othar similar uses as are necessary for
the proper functioning of a Rapid Transit station.
3. Parking lots and parkinN stmetures.
d. Bus stops sad shelters.
S. Streets and sidewalks.
a. intonance facilitisa for the Rapid Transit
system, Including yard and shops, and associated tracks
and facilities.
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s. DIUMNS, parks, eowunity gardening, playgroueds.
Pwits subelst§00@ and other uses necessary for the
cmetrgettes, operation and maintenance of the Rapid
lraaut SySts
!. to SM6 other uses. Including COLVarcial,
elflse asf sovidentlet uses, as may be appropriate to
ani coWdbb vith the operation of the Rapid Transit
convenience Of the ridership thereof.
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l a is actions involving
or offacting land use or development, including action on
applications toning sslioi. Amendments to said master
Inal ass plans shall be subject to the procedures specified
is this odWagraph. it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the '
some of 0001 s issioner$ to immediately transmit to
the rel icipality a certified copy of the County
C=missioes ion in 'regard to the uses provided for
is s saYh. Th eipali e>ndieial
t C lesion on an aecosdeamw
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Mill To am provided in this subparagraph Mall.
where , be subject to:wunicipal,.cr¢inanees
se his pational license taxes sue: taxes
be sea tbw an hereby expressly reserved to such
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IL tKistucLand Uses Within the Aa id Transit tone:
All c s section MEN sn e
upon "which uses other than those
specified its u6section D of this section were authorised
or Iftaitted or to the effective data of this section
XV be one an fol lows :
1. QdsqUq structures. All existing buildings
of stnctwos�d all uses 7Or which building permits
kne alreaft been issued prior to the eftoctivt data of
this &tilde and which have complied,with the applicable
Proolsions *" Florida Building Code, say be
contlasel or structed in accordance with the approved
plems od upWications therefor. Alterations, improve-
, or r4pnsions of existing structures- shall be
wddoct to tft provisions of subsection 2 hereof.
2. M sabst lends. No applications for site or
h� or uildis:' permits shall be issued
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fat min bclMles within the Rapid Transit Zone except
Is tMe fambaftg ciremstances t
(d 9ft estimated construction cost doss not
tune $XLM In any consecutive two-year periods or
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(b) the Office of Transportation Administration
certifies that approval of the application will not
have an adverse impact upon a material element of the
Stage system.. The Office of Transportation Administration
shall. with respect to any application for which
ccrtsfscation is refused, provide a detailed written
explanation supporting the refusal to certify and
specifying the corrective actions, it any,; which would
lead to certification. The decision of the Office of
Transportation Administration May be appealed to the
Board of County Consissioners within thirty (10) days
from the defy of the written explanation by filing a
notice of appeal with the Clark of the Board of County
Comissioners. The Board of County Consisslawrs,
after giving public notice as required by Chapter 33 of
tho Code, shall hear the appeal and either affirm, deny
or Modify the decision of the Office of Transportation
Administration. Appeals (too the Board of County
Commissioner** action shall be in accordance with
Section 33 -316 of this Code.
Sae. 33C -3. Rapid Transit Developmental Impact Committee.
Thery is hereby established a Rapid Transit Developmental
Impact Committee composed of the County's Develop�ental
Impact Committee (established by Section 33- 303.1, Data
County Code) and two representatives from each of the
following municipalities: City of South Miami, City of
- Coral Gables, City of Xiami,, and the City Of Hialeah.
The Rapid Transit Developmental Impact Committee shall,
Subject to the procedures specified in Section 33- 303.1,
code County Code, perform the duties specified in Section
* 33C -4 of this ordinance.
Zoe. 33C -4. Rapid Transit Developmental Impact tone._
The Rapid Transit, Developmental Impact -tone consists of
those lands in such close proximity to the rapid transit
system as to have a significant impact thereon. The
Station Area Design and Development Program (authorised
by bade County Resolution no. R-129-77 },
• joint municipal- county program, s a prepare proposed
devolopment >standards for the Rapid Transit Developmental
Impact Zone. Such proposed development standards shall be
submitted to the Rapid Transit Developmental Impact
Committeo established by Section 33C•3 of this ordinance
_ for review, comment mad any rocommendations. The Rapid
Transit Developmental Impact Committee report, including
the proposed development standards, shall be submitted to
the appropriate municipality or, in the unincorporated
areas, to the County for review and adoption as the land
use *Ian for developments within the Rapid Transit
Developmental Impact tone. once adopted, said land use
plans shall control s11 public actions involving or
' affocting land use or development, including; action as
applications for soning relief, within the Rapid Transit
vela ntal Impact Zone. Amendments to said land lase
plans shall be subject to the pr dunes specified is this
section. County y k judi ial review of any
official municipal acts relating to lands within t)i10'Rapid
Transit DeV@IQVWMtgl Impact 10410.
See. 33C -3. Guideway Aesthetic tone.
Definition: The Guideway Aesthetic tone consists of
those a areas designated by the Board of County
Commissionets which are adjacent to or within the Rapid
Transit Devielopsont Impact Zone. said lands are within
line of sight of the Rapid Transit System fixed
guideways stations and upon which land developments
and/or structures ($Pacifica ly Including billboards)
will deleteriously af fact -the sesthetic'Impact of the
Rapid Transit System.
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Wttios�3. Section 33A -5(d) of the Code of Metropolitan
Dade County, rloridne is hereby amended to add thereto a now
subscctles III which reads as follows,
(0I All *jwlo^nts in lands dosign•'tcd do the
1wid Trassat savelopnent Impact cone as defined in
Section SK-3 of the Code of metropolitan Dade Countye
rlociis.
lSCtios Sitisiou t of _Article Vi of Chapter 71 e!'
the Code of Metropolitan 'Dade County, plorida. is hereby
enacted as follow:
DIVISION S. CNIZACIAL SIGNS a" MID TRANSIT
RICUT -Or -WAY.
sec. 73-121.21. Definitions.
(a) 62spid Transit "System right -of -way` shall mean
as official asp designating outside boundaries for the
fixed qWWWwj Rapid 'transit System for Dade County,
fiorida, which may Iron time to time be amended. The
sapid Transit System right -of -way map shall be so
designated and recorded and on file is the public
rtcords of Deft County, rlorida.
01 'Applicable regulations• shall man any pertin-
mat Boeing, beiMing or other regulations in effect in
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the .areas of Dario County
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(t) 07rotected areas` shall mean all property in
Dade County within 300 feet' of the right -of -way of any
Rapid Traosit ter right -of -ray.
(d) 'Saga• shall mean any display of characters,
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letters, Illustrations or any ornamentation designed or
und as an slaertisament, arnnounc nt or to indicate
slrecti
W shall mean to construct. build, rebuild
fit more then Si per cent of the structural members
i relocate, raise, assemble, place, affil,
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at . paint, flaw, or, in any other manner bring into
being W
(f) sign• shall mean 'sips to be erected
as a UWAWT basiss such as signs advertisin9 the
sale err of the promises on which locate4i signs
advertising a sabdivision of psopertys signs advertising
construction actually being done on premiLses on which
tM sign is teat signs advertising future construction
tole don ft Do premises on which located and special
events, VMS an public' wNtings , sporting events,
political caMpigns or events of a similar nature.
(+1) opaist @r Salo sign* shall mean any sign advertising
or dastrathe do use, occupant of the premises, or
product* sold on the promises.
vertising sign' shall mean any sign
WA Is wil ftr any purpose other than that of
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adartisft In the public the legal or exact firm now
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at too of INUEftse conducted on the promises, or of
pr ndiae sold on the premisess or which
is 6019mg an displayed to of for for sale or cent the
tu8im OR lbfielk displayed, of the subdivision of such
pvgmhw'6 Off nt or future constrwtion or development
of soch MMAMS or advertising special events, @MIX
coutitmesestdoor advertising sign.
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See. 33.121.21. Applicability.
%This division shall apply to both the incorporated
and unincorporated area. Any municipality may establish
and enforce equivalent Of More restrictive regulations,
as such municipality may dean necessary.
See. 33- 121.22. Signs prohibited in protected areas.
It shell be unlawful hereafter for any person, firs
or corporation, or any other 1eg41 entity to erect,
permit or maintain any sign in protected areas, except
as provided for bsssiaafter.
See. 33- 321.23. Exceptions.
traction of the following signs shall be permitted is
protected areas, subject to the Conditions and limitations
listed herein and further, subject to other applicable
regulations where such regulations are sore restrictive
of sore definitive than the provisions of this division
and are not inconsistent therawiths
(a) Temporary signs which are located and oriented
to serve streets other than a Rapid Transit System, and
are located at least one hundred (100) feet from the
Rapid Transit System right-of-way, - except that each
signs may serve and be oriented to a Rapid Transit
System if the property concerned abuts the Rapid Transit
system right-of-way and is not served by a" parallel
Z Rapid Transit System service road or is abutting the
Rapid Transit System right•ofway and has direct.
permanent legal access to the Rapid Transit System. is
no event shall any temporary sign be larger than 120
square feet.
(b) `Point of -Sal* signs which are located an and
oriented to the frontage on the street which provides �e
actual and direct access to the front or principal
entrance of the place of business$ however, on corner
lots a second detached point of sale sign will be
permitted provided that the sans is not larger than 40 -
square test, is located on and Oriented to the street
frontage of the street other than the one serving the
principal entrance of the place of business. ' Oriented',
#n connection with point of sale signs, shall mean, in
the ease Of detached signs, place at a too angle to the
street being served; is the case of roof aigns, parallel
to and fronting such street and within the !rant 2S per
cant of the building concerneds and in the case of
pylon signs, within the front 20 per east of the building
concerned. Wall signs within 200 feet of a rapid
transit, system :Aril be confined to the wail of the
building containing the principal entranco, except that
a wall sign may be placed on one other wall of such
building and shall be limited to 10 per cant of such
other wail awes. in no event` 4hall any detached point
of sale sign be erected within the protected assn which
Is greater In height than 2S feet above the average
grads of the promises concerned, and no point of sale
roof sign shall be erected which Is greater in height
above the tool than 10 feet.
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Id ftai t advertiolat signs shall not be
troctel be 1ft purpose at 0 Irving arty tepid transit
sysu% and r advertising signs in protected
areas &UU 3s erected and oriented to serve only
streas w3w than sapid transit systaws, subject to
the ditions:
ft 'no went shall tar outdoor advertising
sip U wanal or placed closer than three bw►dred
(JW1 tug U the right-of-way lives of ash tali&
0 Us tdoor advertising signs shell be
"led MA cad only is business or Comerejal
Industrial) Bonin' distsistts WMet
a4vert1sU%j under the op lieablo
jeft ens of the county at Meipalitt
haft ti=.
SA so outdoor advertising sign shalt be
larger than 13 test is width turd SO
SM Is h0h, ,whether single or multiple boards.
IQ so detached outdoor advertising sign
sun 10 Womed which is more than 7S' :het above
;f "sting trade of the site o' Whiea such.
sip s ammed, or the flood criteria elevation (if
PUPM18A2104 to such elevatien) whichever is
UM V*SUU r shall an outdoor advertising root
51036 onma which is note than 30 trot above the
SGIL
advertising signs shall be erocted
lee test of another outdoor
$n, such distance to be measured is
eumirwshn .free~ the outermost edges of such sign.
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0 220 no outdoor advertising sip shall be
at ced within Ito "feet or any church,
ulmdo ry, public park• pudic reservation,
6. state National 'forest.
PMC or
_ M as outdoor advertising igns Oall be
stsawl at placed at right angles to the stress
WO ibigno serving and shall be bated vithin
IN hem 15 feet of the lot or tract on which
in gem* outdoor advertising sines shall be
ced an a street dead•andod by she
r4of awn systex, between the rapid transit
first street manning parallel to the
systam and on the sea of the
adt-sedgkinst, even though such distance air be
Vider an 300 feat.
gs an outdoor -advertising signs shall be
acod onaly *A property Conforming is
dn ad ago to the ` -requirements of the soniaq
eb locates, and detached outdoor
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somatIfted9na 'shall trot be erected on property
abnomadang a nasis or structure.
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(10) That attached outdoor advertising sign
structures shall be of the so-called cantilever
type Construction (double- faced sign, both faces
of the #erne sise, secured back to back on vertical
supports with so supporting- bracing) •
1:4l Any siggnn which "fails to conform Vith the Pro-
visions of this division but is not visible Eras any
rapid transit systen due to an intervening obstruction.
See. 13.121.24. c ` formint signs.
(a) Signs which have been erected prior to the
eitective date of this division nay continue to be
Maintained antil Jassuarryy 1. 1911. "Gresifter, Mess
such lips conform to the provisions of this division,
they shall be rencved. 29 a nonconforming paeinq
situation can be ell insted by the reraova& of one
sip, the sign which has been erected fo: the longest
Period, of time shall have priority.
(b) say sign le;aily •.scte:. pan%i:tse. or Mairtaiaed
s :bseg4oftt to the sf:oct :.e lase of this fa:sion, Whien
ss nc: in violatio.s o: 4-%-4-%-;S s t t apr. the
..ia rapid t:arsit spasm
o. ;,*ning icr public use o_
applicable portion thereof beccnws noncoaforAing, the
same racy continue to be m&L-ttainer for a period of
three 0) years from the day of such opening provided
on or before the expizatioz of the three (3) )tear
period, the nonconfoming si g. must be M evedt
provided any sign which is exempt from the provisions
of this division pursuant to sgbssetion (a) of
section 33- 121.23 hereof, but subsequently becomes
nonconforming due to the slir.» »ation o: the obstruction
preventing its visibility :rod a rapid transit system, ,
must be removed within 'three (3) years from the times of
the *21mination, of such obstructions further provided*
aster the effective date of this arteafsent any sign
erected@ permitted or maina.ained acts: a suture rapid
transit system` - right -of -way has been dasismated by the
totor ®ing of a rapid transit s;stau =ight•of -way cap
in the public ,records of Dade County, rlorida, which
becones nonconforming duo to the completion of such
rapid transit system shall be :*moved within thirty
(30) days after such rapid transit system or
applicable portion thereof is opened for public use.
See. 33.121.25. variances.
No variances shall be granted throe 1 provisions
of applicable regulations which will In any Wily
conflict with or vary the proaisions of this article.
Sec. 33.121.26. penalty.,
Any person violating ny of the provisions of this
divisions shall be punished by a :iae not to exceed
ry -, five hundred dollars 11500.00) or by imPrisgns+ent is
the county Sail ter a period not to exceed sixty (60)
days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, in the
discretion of the 09ttOp011taon Court. Any continuing
violations of the provisions of this division, say be
enjoined and restrained by.in junctiw order of the
circuit court in appropIrAsto proceedings inatitete¢
fCk Such purpose.
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See. 33.121.27. ltspeal 614090.
All eogmty and munieipai ordinances, county and
municipal resolutions, s+uinicipal charters, special laws
applying only to Dade County or any municipality is Dade
County. w any general laws which the board of County
cowdssiefters is authorised by the constitution to
supersede, milify, e+odify or wand. or any part of ouch
ordinance, "solution# charter or low, in conflict with
P.M4814a of this division, is hereby repealed.
See.i If any sectio ,_ ubsection. sentence, clause
:r ;rovisiot of a" ordinance is hold invalid, toe gemaioder of
".is ord:aams shall not be aiiteted by such invalidity.
. Section It is the intention of the Board of County
to .iseloners, cad it is hereby ordaiaed that the provisions of
this ordinance shall become atd be iwaSe a part of the Cods of
metropolitan Dade County, norids. The sections of this
ordinance may be resumber,ad or rolettered to acemplIab such
intentioa, and the award 'ordinance` may be wunged to 'section*,
*artic°le% or abor appropriate word.
tection S. This ordinance "shall becowe effective tee
ilo) days after the data of its a»aetment.
PASSLD AM ADOrMe October 17, 1971
Approved by County Attorney a to
form am legal sufficiency.
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CU South Miami
}Y PLANNING BOARD
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
On Tuesday, January 9, 1990, at 7:30 P.M. in the City Commission
Chambers, the Planning Board of the City of South Miami will
conductla Public Hearing on the following matter.
PB -S9 -035
Applicant: South Miami Hospital
Request: Major Change to a P.U.D. Agreement to include the
following:
3) RELOCATION OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
AND IN- SERVICE EDUCATION FUNCTION AND FACILITY.
2) CONSOLIDATION OF THE ENERGY CENTER PROVIDING
A ^SOLID WASTE HEAT RECOVERY" FACILITY.
3) ADDITION OF A SECOND STORY TO ACCOMODATE TWO
OPERATING ROOMS ADJACENT TO THE SURGICAL
SERVICES FACILITY.
Location: 7400 S.W. 62 Avenue
RESULT: MOTION TO APPROVE: 6 °- 0
YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED THAT IF ANY PERSON DESIRES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, SUCH PERSON WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PRO-
CEEDINGS 1S MADEV WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE- UPON WHICH THE APPEAL
1S TO BE BASED. (F. S. 286. 0105)
PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS AT THE CITY HALL, $130 SUNSET DRIVE, SOUTH
MIAMI. FLORIDA, AT THE TI ME AND DATE STATED ABOVE.
ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE URGED TO ATTEND. OBJECTIONS OR EXPRESSIONS OF APPROVAL MAY BE MADE
RIGHT TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COMMISSION WHATEVER THE BOARD CONSIDERS IN THE BEST INTEREST FOR
THE AREA INVOLVED. THE BOARD *S RECOMMENDATION ON THIS MATTER WILL BE HEARD BY THE CITY COMMISSION
AT A R6,ITQIRE DATE. INTERESTED PARTIES REQUESTING INFORMATION ARE ASKED TO CONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE
ZONING DIRECTOR BY CALLING M-5691 OR BY WRITING. REFER TO HEARING NUMBER WHEN MAKING
INQUIRY.
PLANNING BOARD
PSB100-7 sz REV. 12m9s81 THIS IS A COURTESY NOTICE
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LOTS I THOURGH 11 AND THE NE 1/2 OF LOT 12. BLOCK 3, "OAK
Legal: HEIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 46, AT PAGE 64, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA;
AND
LOTS 1 THRORGH 5, "LOTS 23 THOURGH 26 AND THE SOUTH 1/2 OF LOTS 6
AND 22, *REVISED POINCIANA PARK', ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF,
AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41, AT PAGE 41, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
AND
IRE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 54 SOUTH, RANGE 40 EAST, DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
LYING NORTHWESTERLY OF THE METRORAIL RIGHT -OF -WAY, LESS THE NORTH
25 FEET AND THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF.-ALSO LESS THE EXTERNAL AREA
FORMED BY 15.00 FOOT RADIUS ARC CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST. TANGENT
TO A LINE 25 FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/'4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID
SECTION 36 AND TANGENT 10 A LINE 35 FEET WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO
THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 36; THE WEST
1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4
OF SAID SECTION 36 LYING NORTHWESTERLY OF THE METRORAIL RIGHT -OF -WAY;
AND
THE FOLLOWING PORTIONS OF WILLIAM A.H. HOBBS SUBDIVISION.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4,
AT PAGE 111. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA:
LOTS 6 THROUGH 14; THE EAST 50 FEET OF LOT 15; LOTS 26 THROUGH
29; A SIXTY FOOT WIDE STRIP SOUTH OF AND ADJACENT TO LOTS 8 AND
9, ALSO KNOWN AS SOUTH STREET; EAST AVENUE LESS THAT PORTION
LYING WITHIN 50 FEET OF THE NORTH LINE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 36. TOWNSHIP 54 SOUTH, RANGE 40 EAST; TRACT 2. LESS THE
SOUTH 25 FEET AND THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF, ALSO LESS THE EXTERNAL
AREA FORMED BY A 25.00 FOOT RADIUS ARC CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST,
TANGENT TO A LINE THAT IS 25 FEET NORTH OF AND PARALLEL TO THE
SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTH TRACT 2. AND TANGENT TO A LINE 35 FEET WEST
OF AND PARALLEL TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID TRACT 2: LOTS 18 THROUGH
25 'LESS THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF; THE EAST 50 FEET OF LOT 16. LESS
THAT PORTION DESCRIBED AS PARCEL 48 AS CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS
BOOK 4763, AT PAGE 689, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY,. FLORIDA,
ALSO LESS THAT PORTION CONTAINED IN CIRCUIT COURT MINUTE BOOK 769,
AT PAGE 608, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA; LOT 17,
LESS THE EAST 25 FEET THEREOF, ALSO LESS THAT PORTION DESCIBED AS
PARCEL 46 AS CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOT( 4174, AT PAGE 296.
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
ALL 01NG AND BEING IN THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
VOLT ARE HERESY ASVISED THAT IF ANY PERSOI DESIRES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT
TO ANY MATTER CO"IDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, SUCH PERSON WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGSp ANSFOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY "CFO TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROS
CEEDINGS IS MADF& VMICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON wHICH THE APPEAL
PUBLIC HEARING WILL Be %CL.D III THE COMMISSIONi CHAMBERS AT THE CITY HALLS 4130 SUNSET ORIVE9 SOUTH
M1AMIe Fl.ORIOAI AT T= Tt ME AND DATE STATED ABOVE.
ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE URGED TO ATTEND® OBJECTIONS OR EXPRESSIONS OF APPROVAL MAY BE MADE
IFI PCRSON AT THE HEARUM OR FILED IN WRITING PRIOR TO OR AT THE REARING* THE BOARD RESERVES THE
RIGHT TO RECOMMEND lr"E CITY COMMISSION WHATEVER THE BOARD CONSIDERS IN THE BEST INTEREST FOR
THE ARICA INVOLVED. MM BOARD'S RECOMMENDATION ON THIS MATTER WILL BE HEARD BY THE CITY COMMISSION
AT A FUTURE DATE* IMMMESTED PARTIES REQUESTING INFORMATION ARE ASKED TO CONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE
ZOf4jNQ DIRECTOR BY CALLING SS7 -5611 OR By WRITING. REFER TO HEARING NUMBER WHEN MAKING
INQUIRY.
PLANNING BOARD
PS8100_7 ez REV. Ism THIS IS A COURTESY NOTICE
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STAFF REPORT..
PB -89 -435 January 3, 1990
Applicant: South Miami Hospital
Request: Major Change to a P.U.D. Agreement to include the
following:
1) RELOCATION OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
AND IN- SERVICE EDUCATION FUNCTION AND FACILITY.
2) CONSOLIDATION OF THE ENERGY CENTER PROVIDING
A "SOLID WASTE HEAT RECOVERY" FACILITY
3) ADDITION OF A SECOND STORY TO ACCOMMODATE TWO
OPERATING ROOMS ADJACENT TO THE SURGICAL
SERVICES FACILITY.
Location: 7400 S.W. 62 Avenue
ANALYSIS
The applicant requests changes in the distribution and uses
of already permitted buildable floor area under the existing P.U.D.
According to the applicant no additional floor area has been
introduced; however, because of the nature and scope of the changes
to the project, the proposal is being considered as a major change.
RECO NDATION2
The proposal complies with the Zoning Regulations of the City
of South Miami as a proposed major change to the P.U.D.
Note: Site plans, floor plans, elevations and an overall model
will be presented at the night of the meeting.
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7400 S -W 62nd /venue
Marrd, Florida 33143
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SOUTH MLAMl
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HospiTAL
MEMORANDUM
DATE: January 3, 1990
TO: City of South Miami
Planning Board Members*
FROM: Bill Enrigh
Vice Presid lanning and Projects
SUBJECT: SOUTH MIAMI - HOSPITAL AGENDA ITEM FOR JANUARY 9, 1990
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
Please find attached a narrative describing the continuation of
our Planning Unit Development as we prepare
to enter our next
phase of construction. 'Three exhibits are also
enclosed for your
information:
- Existing Site Plan
- Proposed Site Plan
- 1985 P.U.D. Site Plan
Please feel free to contact me < at 662 -8166
if you have any
questions.
Have a happy and healthy New Yeart_
BE:de
John Andrews Manuel Gutierrez,
Jr.
Neil Carver Larry Ligammare
Thomas Cooper Robert Parr
A ' ary of South Mwni H alth Systems.
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NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF CONTINUATION OF
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL
South Miami Hospital was granted a Special Use 'Permit for Planned
Unit Development in June, 1985. Since that time, the hospital
has constructed surface parking lots and a linear park on its
west boundary; the South Parking Garage; the Radiotherapy
Building and -a large portion of the infrastructure called for in
our plan, including the southbound connector to U.S. 1.
Concurrently, the landscaping has been improved as each of these
projects was constructed. As you can see, we are approaching
completion of the new S.W. 73 Street project which will enable us
to continue our P.U.D. on the north side (front door) of the
hospital campus.
While the above was occurring, we have been working to refine our
approved P.U.D. in order to more accurately reflect what is and
will be necessary for the provision of health care services. In
this vein, South Miami hospital needs approval for the following
refinements to our approved P.U.D.
Education Center This function was provided for in the
North Tower in the P.U.D. However, after extensive review,
it would be better situated next to the South Parking
Garage. Some of the reasoning is: The North Tower, .being a
'Hospital" requires more costly construction than a
free - standing, non- clinical building; the North Tower is
more suited' to hospital purposes more directly related to
the provision of direct patient care; we can initially
provide for more hospital' related 'parking adjacent to our
"front door ", as well as use the South Parking Garage and
U.S. 1 Egress to greater advantage by placing the Education
Center next to thel garage; the one -story ,Education Center
will 'serve as a buffer between the garage and the
residential neighborhood west of 63rd Avenue. Last but not
least, by putting the education function in the North Tower,
we would be without space to provide for educational needs,
both for the Hospital and for the community for
approximately two years + while construction was underway.
Many residents benefit by having easily accessible
educational programs i.ncluding CPR, Prepared Childbirth,
Stop Smoking Clinics, Alcoholics Anonymous, many Diagnosis
Specific Support Groups and many others.
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for South Miami Hospital
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Consolidated Physical Plant - This function was housed in
each separate building in our P.U.D. D.H.R.s. has suggested
and our engineers have confirmed that it is best to
consolidate as much physical plant activity as possible in
one location. This includes chillers, boilers, electrical,
emergency power, etc., and should be built adjacent to our
existing physical plant on the south side of the building
adjacent to U.S. 1 and Metrorai`l and away from the
residential area and away from the front or main entrance of
the Hospital.
As part of the consolidated physical plant, the hospital
plans to install a solid waste heat recovery unit. The unit
will employ the most modern heat recovery and air emission
equipment available on the marketplace today to produce low
pressure steam compatible with the hospital's existing steam
system.
A portion of the funds for the project was made available to
the hospital from the Governor's Energy Office due to the
substantial energy saving nature of the heat recovery unit.
- Expanded Surgery Due to market conditions and the needs
of our patients and 'medical staff, South Miami Hospital
needs two additional operating rooms and support- area
primarily for orthopedic and heart surgery. This expansion
is adjacent to our existing O.R. ' on the second floor, and
sits on top of structure only at this time. The area is
6,500 square feet and the area below this one is an open
first floor and could be used for a "future expansion of X-
ray when necessary.
At this time, in addition to the changes noted above, the
hospital will be constructing three stories of the North Tower,
the first floor of which will be 'open for parking initially; the
seven story Elevator Tower which connects the new North Tower to
the existing hospital; the new Main Entrance and the expanded
Emergency /Outpatient Department. The former warehouse on
Manor Lane has been proved outside the City, and we already have
approval for other services in that building which will be
modified early in 1990.
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Narrative Description of Continuation of Planned Unit Development
for South Miami Hospital
Page 3
In summary, South Miami Hospital is continuing with the
implementation of its P.U.D. and needs approval for the
modifications described above which do not add density or square
footage, but rather reflect a refinement to the overall
conceptual plan approved 4 1/2 years ago. It is important to
note that with these modifications, adequate off - street parking
will be maintained; in fact, more parking than was indicated in
the P.U.D. and that non - residential intensities` are not increased'
and the same requirements are met as in the originally approved
P.U.D.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA, GRANTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTH
MIAMI HOSPITAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT BY ALLOWING A RELOCATION
OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION AND IN- SERVICE EDUCATION
FACILITY; A CONSOLIDATION OF THE ENERGY CENTER PROVIDING A
"SOLID WASTE HEAT RECOVERY" FACILITY; AND THE ADDITION OF A
SECOND STORY TO ACCOMMODATE TWO OPERATING ROOMS ADJACENT TO
THE SURGICAL SERVICES FACILITY ON PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED
AS
LOTS 1 THOURGH II AND THE NE 1A OF LOT 12. BLOCK 3, °OAK
HEIGHTS ", ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 46. AT PAGE 64, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA;
AND
LOTS I THOURGH 5, LOTS 23 THOURGH 3 AND THE SOUTH 1/2 OF LOTS 6
AND 22. "REVISED POINCIANA PARK', ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF,
AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41. AT PAGE 41, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA:
AND
THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 114 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 54 SOUTH, RANGE 40 EAST, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
LYING NORTHWESTERLY OF THE METRORAL RIGHT —OF —WAY, LESS THE NORTH
25 FEET AND THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF, ALSO LESS THE EXTERNAL AREA
FORMED BY 15.00 FOOT RADIUS ARC COWAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST, TANGENT
TO A LINE 25 FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL `10 THE NORTH LINE OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID
SECTION 36. AND TANGENT TO A LINE 35 FEET WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO
THE EAST UNE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 36; THE WEST
1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4
OF SAID SECTION 36 LYING NORTHWESTERLY OF THE METRORAIL RIGHT —OF—WAY;
AND
THE EOLLOINING PORTIONS OF WILLIAM A.H. HOBBS SUBDIVISION,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4,
AT PAGE 11I. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
LOTS 6 THROUGH 14; THE EAST 50 FEET OF LOT 15; LOTS 26 THROUGH
29. A SIXTY FOOT WIDE STRIP SOUTH OF AND ADJACENT TO LOTS 8 AND
9. ALSO KNOWN AS SOUTH STREET; EAST AVENUE LESS THAT PORTION
LYING WITHIN 50 FEET OF THE NORTH LIE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 36. TOWNSHIP 54 SOUTH, RANGE 40 EAST; TRACT 2, LESS THE
SOUTH 25 FEET AND THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF, ALSO LESS THE EXTERNAL
AREA FORMED BY A 25.00 FOOT RADIUS ARC CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST.
TANGENT TO A LINE THAT IS 25 FEET NORTH OF AND PARALLEL TO THE
SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTH TRACT 2. AND TANGENT TO A LINE 35 FEET WEST
OF AND PARALLEL TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID TRACT 2; LOTS 18 THROUGH
25 LESS THE EAST 35 FEET THEREOF; THE EAST 50 FEET OF LOT 16, LESS
THAT PORTION DESCRIBED AS PARCEL 48 AS CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS
4763, AT PACE 689. OF NE PUBLIC IECORDS OF DADE COUNTY.. FLORIDA,
ALSO LESS THAT PORTION CONTAINED IN CIRCUIT COURT MINUTE BOOK 769,
AT PAGE 608. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA; LOT 17,
LESS THE EAST 25 FEET THEREOF,
.....,..d ... ; .LLL'US BOOK 4774. AT PAGE 296.
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA;
ALL LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY OF SOU1H MIAMI. DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
a /k /a 7400 S. W. 62nd Avenue, South Miami, Florida.
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amendments requested by the applicant, South Miami Hospital, will
accomplish the objectives of the original resolution and be in the
best interests of the public.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1990
APPROVED:
MAYOR- - - - - -- - - - - - --
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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Resolut /7400 S. W. 62nd Avenue
PD--19-035
Applicant: South Miami Hospital
Request: Major Change to a P.U.D. Agreement to include the
following:
1) RELOCATION OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
AND IN- SERVICE EDUCATION FUNCTION AND FACILITY.
2) CONSOLIDATION OF THE ENERGY CENTER PROVIDING
A "SOLID WASTE HEAT RECOVERY" FACILITY.
3) ADDITION OF A SECOND STORY To ACCOMMODATE TWO
OPERATING ROOMS ADJACENT TO THE SURGICAL
SERVICES FACILITY.
Location: 7 400 S.W. 62 Avenue
Hill Enright from South Miami hospital signed in, described the
proposed changes which he pointed out on the model he exhibited.
He also showed slides of the property as it exists today with
graphics of the proposal superimposed.
1) This education center is for the purpose of continuing
education of professionals and employees of the hospital as well
as classes for the general public such as CPR, weight control,
stop - smoking, etc. The demand is so large that present facilities
are not adequate.
2) The Board asked many questions of Mr. Ralph Bosek of Bosek-
Gibson & Associates regarding the Energy Conversion System called
the Solid Waste Heat Recovery Unit. This unit is intended to
_ produce steam to be able to run cooling equipment in case of an
emergency when power is not available. It can also produce steam
at a pressure compatible with the existing systems in place at this
time. This unit will consolidate three existing heating and
cooling plants into one.
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A building is proposed to encompass this unit so that it will not
be visible to the outside A small stack protruding through the
parking garage and covered by a facade similar to the parking
structure will be the only indication of its existence.
The use of this unit will eliminate the need for two dumpsters
located on the east side of the complex as well as transporting the
waste through the streets of the City. The State of Florida
requires that all hospitals in the .State which have solid waste
recovery units also have "scrubber" or air purification equipment
installed by 1992. This Solid Waste Unit is very environmentally
safe, expelling no more exhaust than produced with the present
it. This gas will be checked once or twice annually by the State
to make sure that environmental standards are being net.
3) A vast increase in ` orthopedic and heart surgeries have brought
about the need for additional operating room space.
Mr. Enright stated that this proposal adds no square - footage to the
original PUD.
Mr. Wm W. Crews, President of the Hospital spoke giving some
additional general information on the present status of the
hospital along with his thanks to the Hoard for their attention to
this presentation.
Notion for approval of the three items included in this request
made by Neil Carver. Second by Tom Cooper.
Vote to approves 6 - 0
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ORDINANCE MO. 13 -89 -1426
" AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AHD CITY COXXISSION OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH NIAXI PROVIDING FOR A FRANCHISE WITH THE SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COXPANY FOR THE PURPOSES OF ERECTING,
CONSTRUCTING, XAAINTAIHISG AND OPERATING LINES OF TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH EQUIPMENT THEREON AND THEREUNDER; PROVIDING FOR
A TERX OF FIFTEEN (15) YEARS; PROVIDING FOR A FEE; PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND CODIFICATION.
WHEREAS, the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company
desires to renew its Franchise with the City of South -Miami for use
of public streets in the transaction of its business; and
WHEREAS, the City Administration recommends the franchise being
granted pursuant to the authority of Section 337.401, Florida
Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI FLORIDA;
Section 1. That the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company ("Company") is hereby granted a non- exclusive franchise for
the use of City right--of -ways upon the following terms and
conditions.
Section 2. The Company, its successors and assigns, is hereby
authorized to construct, maintain and operate lines of telephone
and telegraph equipment, including the necessary poles, conduits,
cables, electrical conductors and fiber optics and digital
technology fixtures upon, along, under and over the public roads,
streets, highways, and rights of way of the City of South Miami,
Florida, as its business may from time to time require, provided
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utility work, described above or otherwise allowed, shall be
installed, located or relocated without a written permit issued by
the City.
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Section 3. The work allowed under this franchise shall be done
subject to the supervision of the City, and the Company shall
replace or properly relay and repair any sidewalk, street, sod,
landscaping or other improvement that may be displaced by reason of
such work, and upon failure of the Company so to do, after twenty
(20) days notice in writing given by the City Manager of the City
to the Company, the City may repair anything that may have been
disturbed by the Company, and collect the cost so incurred from the
Company within forty -five (45) days of billing the Company. Any
failure of the Company to abide by this provision, or any other
provision of this franchise may result in the City causing this
franchise agreement to be null, void, and of no further force and
effect.
Section 4. In consideration of the rights and privileges herein
granted, the Company shall pay to the City annually a sum equal to
one (1 %)- percent of the gross receipts of the Company on recurring
local service revenues for services provided within the corporate
limits of the City by the Company, provided that there shall be
credited against such sum the amount of all taxes, licenses, fees
and other impositions, except ad valorem taxes and amounts for
assessments for special benefits, such as sidewalks, street pavings
and similar improvements, and occupational license taxes levied or
imposed by the City upon the Company. Payment shall be made to the
City for each of the years that this franchise is in effect and
shall be based on the receipts of the Company for the fiscal year.
For the purposes of this payment, such fiscal year shall end on
March 31. The annual payment shall be made to the City in four (4)
installments. The first, second and third installments of the
annual payment shall be based upon such gross receipts for the
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and shall be made within two (2) months following the end of these
periods. The forth installment of the annual payment shall be made
within two (2), months of the end of such fiscal year, shall be
based upon such gross receipts for the fiscal year but shall be
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# adjusted to reflect payment of the first three (3) instal lments.
The first of such payments shall be made on or before September 1,
1989, and shall be based upon the revenues collected during April,
May, and June of 1989.
In the event the state legislation regulating the fee that can
be imposed increases, the City reserves the right to increase the
fees received hereunder. No downward adjustment shall be
permitted.
Section 5. If the City wishes to verify the payments to the
City under this franchise, the Company shall permit the City or a
designated representative of the City, upon reasonable advance
written notice, to review the Company's billing and payment
records, upon which the payments were based, during normal business
hours at the location of the Company where such records are
maintained. However, no Company records may be duplicated or taken
from the Company's premises, and the City shall maintain the
confidentiality of the information disclosed in these records and
use the information solely for the purpose of verifying payments
by the Company, except as may be provided by the Federal and State
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public records laws.
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Section 6. The Company shall indemnify, defend and hold
harmless the City against, and assume all liabilities for, damages
which may arise or accrue to the City for any injury to persons or
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property from the doing of any work herein authorized, by the
Company or any of its employees, and the acceptance by the Company
of this franchise shall be an agreement by it to pay to the City
any sum of money, including reasonable attorney's fees, for which
the City may become liable from or by reason of such injury.
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City its acceptance of this franchise within sixty (60).days from
final passage.
Section 8. Nothing in this franchise shall be construed as a
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pb�-drlrender by the City of its right or power to pass ordinances
regulating the use of its streets, rights -of -way, or granting
similar agreements.
Section 9. The permission granted by this franchise, if
accepted by the Company, shall be in force' and effect for a term of
fifteen (15) years from and after April 21, 1989.
Section 10. This Ordinance and Franchise Agreement shall be
codified in the City's Code of Ordinances.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 13th DAY OF _� u n e�_ 1989.
MAYOR
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CLERK ^
READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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