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Resolution 74-14360 7 RESOLUTION NO. 74-14360 A RESOLUTION REQUESTING TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND TO ISSUE TO THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOR BREAKWATER FILL IN CONNECTION WITH CITY OF MIAMI BEACH MUNICIPAL MARINA, REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 253 . 124 , FLORIDA STATUTES . BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund be and they are hereby formally requested in accordance with Section 253 . 124 , Florida Statutes , to issue to the City of Miami Beacn an appropriate construction permit for the placing of fill necessary for the Breakwater required in connection with the proposed City of Miami Beach Municipal Marina intended to be constructed within the City of Miami Beach as more fully des- cribed in the application made for, in the name of, and on behalf of the City of Miami Beach, to the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund, under File No . 13-39-1462 of the said Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the said Trustees be duly advised and informed that said proposed Municipal Marina was expressly provided for by the provisions of Ordinance No. 1891 , the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami Beach, adopted on October 13, 1971, following numerous and extended Public Hear- ings, certified excerpts from said Ordinance being attached hereto and made a part hereof; that said projected Municipal Marina and the required filling for said Breakwater was fully and thoroughly considered at a Public Hearing duly called and held by the Planning Board of the City of Miami Beach on August 22, 1973 , pursuant to published notice of the holding of such Public Hearing, certified copy of said Public Notice and the minutes of said Public Hearing being attached hereto and made a part hereof; that the recommendation thereafter duly adopted by the said City of Miami Beach Planning Board, a certified copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, was duly transmitted to the City Council of the City of Miami Beach: which latter body reviewed, approved, ratified, confirmed and adopted said recommendation at a duly held and con- vened public meeting of the City Council of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, held on September 5 , 1973 , and a certified extract of the minutes of said Council meeting being attached hereto and made a part hereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH , FLORIDA, that said Trustees be further advised that the electorate of the City of Miami Beach approved the construction and funding of said Municipal Marina at a bond election held on the 14th day of March, 1972 , by a vote of 10, 112 For and 7 ,009 Against; a copy of the ballot submitted to the electorate being attached hereto and made a part hereof, and that said bonds were duly validated by a decree of the Dade County Circuit Court on the 30th day of May, 1972 (and said bonds were duly sold on the 7th day of February, 1973) . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that a copy of the Public Notice issued by the United States Corps of Engineers concerning this marina is attached hereto , and that the following excerpt therefrom be OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY - 1130 WASHINGTON AVENUE - MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 set forth herein as follows : "ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: The following information has been furnished by the applicant: No significant habitation of bird and animal life presently exists on the proposed site. The channel is an area of low biological productivity. Lack of light penetration, strong currents, compacted sand bottom (devoid of any grass beds) , and unnatural shoreline have prevented any significant growth of biotic communities . The proposed outer break- waters could increase the biological productivity by providing a rock substrata that could be used by plants and animals . A report prepared by the University of Miami to investigate the effect of the proposed marina on tidal circulation of Biscayne Bay indicated that there would be very slight effects on circulation. " BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund be advised and informed that the requisite fill for the said Breakwater is presently available to the City, if immediately used, from dredging operations presently being conducted in connection with the dredging of the ship channel in Government Cut and the Harbor of the City of Miami ; and that if timely issuance of said permit is not accomplished, said dredging fill will not be available with a resultant additional cost to the City of Miami Beach of approximately Two Million Dollars ($2 ,000, 000 . 00) . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that a certified copy of this resolution be transmitted immediately and forthwith to the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund at its next ensuing session, and be respectfully urged to take favorable action thereon with all deliberate dispatch. PASSED and ADOPTED this 1st day of May , 1974 . t Ma Fr Attest: City Clerk -2- OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY - 1130 WASHINGTON AVENUE - MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 C. MINIMUM LOT AREA. None. D. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH. None. E. MINIMUM YARDS. 20 feet adjacent to any Residential District; otherwise none. F. MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT. 30 feet. G. MINIMUM FLOOR AREA. None. H. MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA RATIO. None. I. MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE. 30% of the lot may be covered by structures. 6-15 MU Municipal Use District. A. DISTRICT PURPOSE. Upon ownership of any property by the City, said property shall automatically convert to a MU Municipal Use District. B. USES PERMITTED. The specific use shall be deter- mined in accordance with the City' s Development Plan and under the regulations set forth for Conditional Uses. No land , water , air or structure may be used in whole or in part , except for one or more of the following uses but not limited to: 1. Publicly owned and operated recreation facility, playground, playfield , park and beach. 2. Public and governmental buildings , services and uses such as governmental office , police headquarter, fire station, library, museum, auditorium. 3. Municipal parking areas , parking structure , vehicle and equipment storage , maintenance and service areas. 4. Public utilities or public service structures or appurtenances. 5. Any use similar to those listed above and in accordance with the Development Plan for the specific area under consideration. 6. 22 Excerpt from Zoning Ordinance No. 1891 I certify that this is a true and complete copy of page 6.22 of 'ping Ordinance 189 . 4 STATE OF FLORIDA ) ancy W-in , Secretary ) SS COUNTY OF DADE SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me this 30th day of April , 1974 . at'AZ--o'L- - Notary Public State of Florida At Large My commission expires :ROTARY PUBLIC STATE Of FLORIDA at TARGE MY COMMISSION EXPIRES IANUARY 27, 1978 BONDED THRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS. C. MINIMUM LOT AREA. None. D. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH. None. E. MINIMUM YARDS. Shall be determined by the adjacent Use District or Districts and consistent with Yard regulations of similar uses as designated in this Ordinance. F. MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT. None. G. MINIMUM FLOOR AREA. None. H. MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA RATIO. Shall be determined by the adjacent Use District or Districts and consistent with Floor Area Ratios of similar uses as designated in this Ordinance. I. MAXIMUM DENSITY. Applies only to residential uses and shall be determined by the adjacent Use District or Districts and consistent with Maximum Densities of similar uses as designated in this Ordinance. 6. 23 Excerpt from Zoning Ordinance No. 1891 Il certify that this is a true and complete copy of page 6.23 of Zoning Ordinance 1891 Qc�,t 7g/7z STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) SS Nancy Wek, Secretary C9UNTY OF DADE ) OOPN TO and SUBSCRIBED before rap this 30th day of April , 1974 . " i, C.LL� ei/AA-A-A-R9y� Notary Public State of Florida At Large My commission expTiru e O ACOMPU UCN SET OS A Y 71. . t97$ gpNDEp TNRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS. 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(( - .._.?..) LUTAAUS ISLAND ' FISHER ISLAND �( Excerpt from Zoning Ordinance No. 1891 P -3 I certify that this is a true and complete copy of Zoning District Map - Plate 2A of Zoning Ordinance No. 1891 . 7)ati --Q-c�c� `��o/75z STATE OF FLORIDA ) Nancy WeingSecretary SS COUNTY OF DADE ) SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me t' ' s 30th day of April, 1974 . ' - •L Notary Public State of Florida At Large My commission expires : NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA at LARGE MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JANUARY 27, 191L BONDED THRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Sections 6-15 and 7 of Ordinance No. 1891 , being the City 's comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, that the Miami Beach Planning Board will hold a public hearing for the purpose of utilizing the following described property for development of a Marina: Lots 1-50C Block 111 Ocean Beach Addition No. 3. The Marina will include parking structures, boat storage, fueling, commercial retail offices, restaurants , hotel , yacht club and other accessory uses . This public hearing will be held on Wednesday, August 22, 1973 at 4:00 P.M. in the Cypress Room, Convention Hall South. All persons interested are invited to appear at this hearing, or be represented by an agent, or to express their views in writing, addressed to the Planning Board, c/o Department of Planning & Zoning, 1130 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, or telephone 534-7511 , Ext. 445. HAROLD T. TOAL Director of Planning & Zoning Date of Publication: Miami Beach Times - August 3, 1973 Miami Beach Sun-Reporter - August 5, 1973 I certify that the above is a true and complete copy of the published notice relative to a public hearing pertaining to the proposed Miami Beach Marina. /jSTATE OF FLORIDA ) ) 2 �'ti �{ f��'/�5� SS Nancy Wein , ecretar�iy COUNTY OF DADE ) SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me this 30th day of April , 1974 . 4)0th;t:„0„__ Notary Public - State of Florida At Large My commission expires : NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA at LARGE MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JANUARY 27, 197E BONDED THRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS. I /74 - 3-le I\ t ; m& v.0-w. MEETING OF THE MIAMI BEACH PLANNING BOARD August 22, 1973 - 3:30 p.m. Cypress Room, Convention Hall South Present were John Forte, Chairman; Aaron Euster, Nat Fechtner, Edward Newman, Paul Ruthfield and Henry Wolff. Also present were Harold Toal , Robert David and Willian Dabrusin of the Planning & Zoning Department, Warren Feld, Marine Inspector and Walt Dozier of the Miami Beach Sun-Reporter. The Chairman called the meeting to order and announced that Items 3 and 4 on the agenda would be taken first (setting of public hearing dates) . Item No. 3 dealt with a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance RE: minimum size for commercial swimming pools. Mr. Newman made the following motion: "The Planning Board shall set a public hearing regarding the minimum size for commercial swimming pools , to be heard on September 25, 1973, at 4:00 p.m. in the Cypress Room, Convention Hall South" . Mr. Fechtner seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Item No. 4 was to consider rezoning of the west side of Collins Avenue between 76th Street and 79th Street. Mr. Oka came forward as one of the owners of the property in question. He said 76th Street to 87th Terrace had always been zoned single family; about a year ago, the City came in and condemned the west side of Collins Avenue from 79th Street to 87th Terrace, to be used in conjunction with a public park directly across the street, but they did not take the three blocks south of it. He said these blocks are still single family; they border on an alley, to the west of the alley, the zoning is all multiple family and to the south of the three blocks the zoning is all multiple family; to the north will be the park. Mr. Oka stated that two Boards of the City have recommended that everything on the west side of Collins Avenue should be zoned multiple family-high density; in 1967 it was recommended to City Council and nothing was done. Then, he continued, in 1971 , during hearings on the new Zoning Ordinance, the Planning Board also made this recommendation and at the last minute it was killed by Council . He said Mr. O'Key had asked City Council not to change the zoning on those blocks in view of the City's creation of a park across the street. It was Mr. Oka's feeling that Mr. O'Key wished for the City to acquire these lots by condemnation , and that was why the zoning was left single family. Mr. Oka suggested that the Board acquaint them- selves with all of the records regarding this matter before the public hearing. Mr. Ruthfield asked Mr. Toal if there were any plans presently in City Hall to condemn these blocks? Mr. Toal answered that at the present time Mr. Sol Bennett, an appraiser for the City, is proceeding with negotiation and acquisition of the prnperties from 79th Street to 87th Terrace, with the exception of the block opposite the Holiday Inn, but Mr. Toal knew of nothing below 79th Street. Mr. Fechtner made the following motion: "The Planning Board shall set a public hearing to consider the rezoning of the west side of Collins Avenue between 76th Street and 79th Street, to be heard on October 24, 1973, at 3:30 p.m. in the Cypress Room, Con- vention Hall South". Mr. Newman seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Toal called the Board's attention to another application that had been filed by Southern Bell with the Planning Department for a Conditional Use for a parkinglot on 15th Street between Lenox and Michigan Avenues (Helene Apartments property) . He said Mr. James Wade, District Manager of Southern Bell , was in the audience. Mr. Wade explained that Southern Bell had picked up a 120 day option on the south side of 15th Street between Lenox and Michigan Avenues in an attempt to provide parking for its employees . He said that there was great difficulty with employees parking in the area and this Conditional Use would provide off-street parking for them. Mr. Ruthfield made the following motion: "The Planning Board shall set a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use (parking lot) on 15th Street between Lenox and Michigan Avenues , to be heard on September 25, 1973, at 4:30 p.m. in the Cypress Room, Con- vention Hall South" . Mr. Fechtner seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Planning Board -2- August 22, 1973 Mr. Forte next announced Item No. 1 - the continuation of the July 25 public hearing on a proposed Sailport on Normandy Shores . Mr. Toal stated that, after consulting with the City Manager, Mr. Frank Spence, he had written a recommendation regarding this matter (see attached) . Mr. Forte said that because this was a continuation of a public hearing, before the Board took Mr. Toal 's recommendation under advisement, they would hear from anyone who wished to speak. Mr. Ruthfield wished to make one comment: He stated that at the August 14 meeting held at the Normandy Isle Club House regarding the Sailport, he had advised residents that this item had contained a legal description of that area on the bond referendum ballot, and since that meet- ing he had gotten a copy of the exact wording on the ballot. Mr. Ruthfield said the information he had been given on August 14 was incorrect; that no specific location for the construction of a Sailport had been mentioned on the ballot. Mr. Forte asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to be heard? The following persons appeared in opposition to the proposal : Mrs. Andrew Bekay, 2430 North Shore Terrace (presented petition to build tennis courts on this site) Mrs . Samuel Kann, 1145 North Shore Drive There being no one else who wished to be heard, Mr. Ruthfield made a motion to close the public hearing. Mr. Newman seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Newman made the following motion: "The Planning Board accepts the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Department". Mr. Fechtner seconded and upon a call of the roll , the motion passed unanimously. Mr. Ruthfield wished to recommend to Mr. Toal another location that should be looked at that may solve some of the problems. He said the City of Miami Beach presently owns the lots at the end of DiLido Island which were supposedly, at one time, to be used as access to Pelican Island. He continued that during the last election it was passed that there could never be any dredge and fill operation in the Pelican Island area and there are natural barriers surrounding that 2-3 ft. depth on the Pelican Island property; this could possibly be made into a Sailport area. Mr. Ruthfield wished to call another matter to the Board's attention: that of the traffic problems on Arthur Godfrey Road. He said that several times the Planning Board, thru the Planning Department, has requested from the County some relief and help for traffic. He said that to date nothing has improved. Mr. Ruthfield continued that the season would be beginning soon, Tower 41 (northeast corner of Arthur Godfrey Road and Pine Tree Drive) was nearing completion, there was an increase in business on the street, more businesses have actually gone onto the street within the last year, and there has been a major remodeling job that had just been completed next to the Sheridan Theatre. He said the traffic was almost impossible now and would get worse. Mr. Ruthfield suggested that the Board again send a letter to the County requesting immediate help; if necessary a traffic patrol officer at peak hours . Mr. Ruthfield made the following motion: I "The Planning Board approves the sending of a letter to Eugene Simms of the Metro Traffic Engineering Department to try and get something accomplished as soon as possible". Mr. Newman seconded. Mr. Euster recalled that a committee had been appointed to 1 study this problem and questioned whether anything had been done on that. Mr. Ruth- field said that reports and requests for relief had been sent to Metro from time to time and have gone unanswered. Mr. Toal added that through the efforts of the committee the City has retained the services of the firm of Wilbur Smith & Associates who is doing studies of the Convention Center area and Arthur Godfrey Road. There being no further discussion, the secretary called the roll and the motion passed unanimously. Mr. Forte announced the 4 p.m. public hearing. The secretary gave proof of publi- N) cation calling a public hearing for the purpose of considering development of a City of Miami Beach Marina along the west side of Alton Road south of Fifth Street. (There was no correspondence) . Mr. Toal introduced Mr. John Greenleaf of the firm of Green- leaf/Telesca , who would present the plans to the Board. Mr. Greenleaf explained that Planning Board -3- August 22, 1973 his firm had been hired by the City of Miami Beach to design plans for a Marina in that area of land and water lying south of the MacArthur Causeway and north of the ship channel and to the water side of Alton Road. He said one of the first steps in undertaking this project was to survey the need for a Marina and it was found that there was a shortage of some 1 ,800 boat slips - these were slips requiring wet storage (boats larger than 26 ft. ) . He said that the post card survey also showed a need on Miami Beach for dry storage for 225-450 slips in addition to 360- 720 wet slips. Mr. Greenleaf stated that the master plan that had been drawn up of the Marina included a number of facilities off shore that would be directly related to it; such as 420 wet slips (within a breakwater) for boats from 26 ft. to 100+ ft. He said that fueling facilities would also be available. Mr. Greenleaf continued that the outside of the breakwater has been provided along the perimeter of the boat storage area to protect the boats in the Marina against both storm waves and boat wakes. He said the master plan included an area for charter boats at the north end of, the site; an area for "day" fishing boats ; a group of shops , principally oriented toward the fisherman (fish store, etc. ) ; two parking garages , one being a combination of boat storage facility and automobile storage facility; small boat launching area; customs facility for boats returning from out of the country; green open area shown on the master plan as a park (low income housing project) ; shopping center (speciality shops also oriented toward the fisherman, cruises , boats , etc.) ; small hotel ; facil- ities for live-aboard vessels ; two recreation buildings ; yacht club type of facility. Mr. Greenleaf also added that in the group of buildings at the north end of the project there were meeting rooms for groups who would use the Marina (Sea Scouts, Power Squadron) . He said the Marina was one-half mile from one end to another and a tram car system was proposed similar to that of Lincoln Road Mall . Mr. Greenleaf explained that the deepening of the Miami ship channel would provide rock spoil that could be used to build a breakwater at a great savings to the City. He said this would mean having the plans and schedules coincide with the time that this material would be available. Mr. Greenleaf showed the Board a timetable chart he had drawn up, showing the first of the year (1974) as the target for all approvals to construct the Marina and the date that the deepening of the ship channel would begin. He added that before the land development of the Marina, an intense look would be given to the development of the South Beach area. Going back to the time- table, Mr. Greenleaf noted that the actual construction was not planned until February, 1975. He said it was thought that the Marina would be City operated, in which various elements will be managed by private enterprise who will also provide the financing to build, operate and maintain the various structures (under the direction of a City s'. Marina Department) . Mr. Euster asked what would be done about waste matter, holding tanks , etc.? He said at present the ordinance does not permit live-aboards. Mr. Greenleaf answered that this matter was being taken into consideration and there was a Metro ordinance com- ing up on September 4 which would require that any boat that allowed persons to stay on board more than five days in any 30 days, provide sewer connections. Mr. Euster asked if holding tanks or chemical toilets would be used? Mr. Greenleaf said the concept permits a direct connection if the boat doesn ' t have a holding tank or permits emptying a holding tank if a boat does have one; it can work either way. He said the aim will be to prevent any discharge of sanitary waste in the Marina area. Mr. Fechtner asked by what method the boats would be transported from the storage garage to the water? Mr. Greenleaf answered that a fork lift would take the boat from the storage garage and launch it in the water and the reverse would be true. He added that the boat would have to go thru a washing system before it could be put back on the storage rack. Mr. Wolff asked how this proposed Marina compares with the Marina in Ft. Lauderdale? Mr. Greenleaf said that the Marina there has approximately 260 slips and this one proposed 420. Mr. Wolff asked how large a shopping center was proposed and what type of shops? Mr. Greenleaf explained that the plan showed two shopping centers ; one toward the north end and one toward the south end. He said it was necessary to take a look at just how much shopping space can be provided, how much should be provided, how much is economically feasible, what kinds of returns can be expected on it, is it going to be a "center" or is it going to be a series of small shops? He said these were things that went beyond the original study and would have to be thoroughly crystalized before the land plan could be developed. He said the estimates came up to $24 million for the total project and that figure will also have to be checked and the designation of space will have to be looked into because how many hops and what kind will have to be determined. Mr. Wolff questioned whether the shopping center would be small in order to service the needs of the Marina or large enough to service the needs of Planning Board -4- August 22, 1973 the whole community. Mr. Greenleaf said that the concept is that the center would be Marina-oriented; not looking to serve South Beach , necessarily. Mr. Fechtner questioned what was planned in the event that the low-income housing is not constructed on its proposed site? Mr. Greenleaf stated that the plan showed alot of landscaping in that area. Mr. Forte asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to ask any questions regarding the proposed Marina. Mr. Oscar Levine, 1000 West Avenue, asked Mr. Green- leaf, of the figure of $24 million, what would the cost to the City be? Mr. Greenleaf said it would be approximately $1 .5 to $2 million total and financing could be found for all of the major elements with a "lease package" operation. He went on to explain that it was also entirely possible that the parking garages could be built by the City's Metered Parking Division. There being no other questions , Mr. Forte thanked Mr. Greenleaf on behalf of the Planning Board, for presenting this plan to them. Mr. Ruthfield made a motion to close the public hearing. Mr. Newman seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Mr. Ruthfield made the following motion: "The Planning Board accepts the concept in principle for a Marina , as presented by the firm of Greenleaf/Telesca, and approves the utilization of Lots 1-50C, Block 111 , Ocean Beach Addition No. 3, for this use". Mr. Fechtner seconded and upon a call of the roll , the motion passed unanimously. Going on to Item No. 5, Council Summary Actions, Mr. Toal said these were only for the Board 's information. There being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 5:10 p.m. The next regular meeting of the Board will be held on Tuesday, September 25, 1973, at 3:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Nancy Wein V Secretary I certify that this is a true and complete copy of the Planning Board minutes of its August 22, 1973 meeting. Nancy Wei n Secretary STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) SS COUNTY OF DADE ) SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me this 30th day of April, 1974 . 4,t). Notary Public State of Florida At Large My commission expires : NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA st LARGE MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 7ANUARY 27, 1918 BONDED TNRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDER1MltITERS. • LiTtlite:v11'.11 ead F L O R 1 D A PLANNING COMMISSION *kINGORP ORATED . 1130 Washington Avenue ,__� •,' 'may' �Rc\fir Miami Beach, Florida 33139 rH 26 534-7511, Ext. 445 fi. August 23, 1973 The Mayor and Members of City Council The City Manager City of Miami Beach Florida Subject: Proposed Marina Lots 1-50C Block 111 Ocean Beach Addition No. 3. Gentlemen: At its regular meeting of August 22, 1973, the Planning Board unanimously passed the following motion: "The Planning Board accepts the concept in principle for a Marina, as presented by the firm of Greenleaf/Telesca, and approves the utilization of the above-described property for this use". Sincerely, [As to signature of Nancy Wein] ,, gMh/n, STATE OF FLORIDA ) SS / COUNTY OF DADE ) :ohn Forte Chairman SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me his 30th day of April, 1974. JF:nw � OkAICC: The City Attorney Notary Public The City Clerk State of Florida At Large My commi s s i o Y1HO 1441I SATE OF FLORIDA apt LARGE MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JANUARY 27, 1972 BONDED THRU GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, I certify that the above is a true and complete copy of a motion passed by the Miami Beach Planning Board relative to the proposed Miami Beach Marina. Nancy Wein/ Secretary • REGULAR AGENDA - SEPTEMBER 5, 1973 ACTION R-7. OLD BUSINESS A. STATUS REPORT ON STREET LIGHT IMPROVEMENTS BY Deferred to September 19, 1973. DADE COUNTY. REQUESTED BY VICE MAYOR ROBERT GOODMAN. 1 . PROPOSED AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AND DADE COUNTY TO UPGRADE ARTERIAL STREET LIGHTING. B. COUNCIL MEMORANDUM NO. 4170: BOARD AND COMMITTEE See Reports - Pages 12 and 13. APPOINTMENTS. 1 . RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 73-14081 , Resolution No. 73-14104 adopted. AD HOC COMMITTEE FOR THE THEATRE OF THE Reports - Page 12 for details. PERFORMING ARTS. REQUESTED BY COUNCILMAN LEONARD 0. WEINSTEIN. C. PLANNING BOARD REPORT DATED JULY 26, 1973, Recommendation of Planning Board r RECOMMENDING UTILIZATION OF THE SITE AT THE to use of this site for developmen NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE PAR 3 GOLF COURSE SITE Youth Center, affirmed. (GENERALLY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF SHERIDAN AVENUE AND 28TH STREET) FOR THE DEVELOP- MENT OF A YOUTH CENTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEMATIC PLANS DESIGNED BY THE CITY'S CONSULTANT ARCHITECT. 7 D. PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATION DATED AUGUST 23, 1973 Recommendation of Planning Board a• 1 ACCEPTING THE CONCEPT IN PRINCIPLE FOR A MARINA TO INCLUDE PARKING STRUCTURES, BOAT STORAGE, FUELING, COMMERCIAL RETAIL OFFICES, RESTAURANTS, HOTEL, YACHT CLUB AND OTHER ACCESSORY USES, ON LOTS I-50C, BLOCK 111 , OCEAN BEACH ADDITION NO. 3, AS PRESENTED BY GREENLEAF/TELESCA, ENGINEERS. ___ ___J L. PLANNING BOARD REPORT ON BUILDING A YOUTH CLUB ON Planning Board's recommendations t THE. SHOREHAM-NORMAN PROPERTY, AS REQUESTED BY THE request to construct a Youth CentE LATIN AMERICAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE, this site be denied, affirmed by t 1 . CITY ATTORNEY'S RECOMMENDATION TO DENY REQUEST Council . F. COUNCIL MEMORANDUM NO. 4171 : BICYCLE PATH SYSTEM Public Hearing called for October FOR CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, 1973, at 3:00 p.m. , to consider pr 1. COUNCIL MEMORANDUM NO. 4172: STREET CLOSURE posed bicycle path system for the FOR BICYCLE USE. of Miami Beach. ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION: CALL PUBLIC HEARING FOR OCTOBER 3, 1973, AT 3 :00 P.M. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DADE: I, ELAINE MATTHEWS, City Clerk of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and car- r(-'t cosy of the original thereof on file in this ACTION SUMMARY . ^ SEPTEMBER 5, 1973 -7- 1y hear an,-j the seal of said City 3 0 of A.D. 1979e . Ey: Jr1 34- raised during the hearing before the Planning Board, that the deed by which the City acquired this property had a restrictive covenant limiting it to golf course purposes however, in his opinion, this covenant is no longer valid or enforceable and has been breached on many occasions by the High School , the Auditorium and the Municipal Building where the Mayor's office is located, being on part of this property. The vote was then taken on the motion and it carried unanimously. Vice Mayor Goodman resumed the Chair. The following report from the Miami Beach Planning Board was presented: "Subject: Proposed Marina (Lots 1-50C, Block 111 , Ocean Beach Add. No. 3) "At its regular meeting of August 22, 1973, the Planning Board unanimously passed the following motion: 'The Planning Board accepts the concept in principle for a Marina, as presented by the firm of Greenleaf/Telesca, and approves the utilization of the above-described property for this use. ' " Councilman Rosen moved that the recommendation of the Planning Board be affirm' The motion was seconded by Councilman Weinstein and carried by a vote of 5 to 1 , Vice Mayor Goodman and Councilmen Dr. Haber, Magnes, Rosen and Weinstein voting in favor, Councilman Dr. Wikler opposing. Councilman Dr. Haber requested the City Manager to furnish a brief progress re port concerning the Administration's inquiries, and all responses received, with respect to the possibility of involving major development companies in creating an expanded recreation complex in the area of the proposed Marina. -J The following report from the Miami Beach Planning Board was presented: "At a special meeting held on August 2, 1973, the Planning Board unanimously passed the following motion: 'The Planning Board recommends to City Council that the request to construct a Youth Center on the Shoreham-Norman property be denied, based on the opinion of the City Attorney that the granting of such would be in contravention to the purpose for which the electorate approved the issuance of bonds, and other reasons. ' " On motion of Councilman Weinstein, seconded by Councilman Dr. Haber, unanimous carried, the recommendation of the Planning Board that this request to construct a Youth Center on the Shoreham-Norman property, be denied, was affirmed. The following Council Memoranda were presented, relative to the proposed bicyc path system for the City: No. 4171 : Setting forth Introduction and Background, Description of System, Construction Timetable; No. 4172: Analysis of feasibility of street closures for bicycle use. No. 4180: Observations and report from Chief of Police Pomerance relative to closing of streets , as set forth in Council Memorandum No. 4172. Councilman Rosen moved that a public hearing be called for October 3, 1973, at 3:00 p.m. , to consider proposed bicycle path system for the City of Miami Beach. Th motion was seconded by Councilman Dr. Haber and carried unanimously. Mr. Morris Tamres, President of the Ocean Point Association, Inc. , 345 Ocean Drive, appeared in connection with his communication objecting to the $85.00 park- ing lot permit fee that his condominium association is required to pay, and stated that the condominium association does not own or operate a parking lot; that the - Prowners of condominium apar . "v��ia�-ro—hased Andividual parking spaces are the owners. , ' sy Councilman Dr. Wikle;r, r-stated°tha.t thai,s perrilt,c e40fir4is opinion, is inequit- able, and should be revokedoe oeoe-ne ne :e 7y City Manager Spence 'explained. that permi t; fees are•:ba.s-ed on the square footagE of a lot; that the purpose was to insure that. al::l parkI ng lots meet certain standarc Council Minutes - 9/5/73 U. :71� Page 13 Ey: gid. b . (*lead 6.4,7 ta/7 i:, .7.: lf ;.- . trY • r I ;?,(1 4,M1 ! 2h i i- t O R I D A PLANNING COMMISSION r,;�:"�ai�: r► i�, f-47_ c 4N'9RP R.T1D 1130 Washington A r ,� 4\'''': .4°'(/)1 Miami Br-och, tslorido v° N?i 534 7511 Ext, 4 f,Iugust 23, 1973 The Mayor and Members of City Council The City Manager City of Miami Beach Flori da Subject: Proposed Marina Lr'ts 1-50C Block 111 Ocean Beach Addition No, 3. Gentlemen: At its regular meeting of August 22, 1973, the Planning Board unanimously passed the following motion: "The Planning Board accepts the concept in principle for a Marina, as presented by the firm of Greenleaf/Telesca, and approves the utilization of the above-described property for this use" . Sincerely, , P/: ' lJ "" 'SDI', ohn Forte Chairman i JF:nw CC: The City Attorney The City Clerk STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY CF DADE: I, ELAINE C.I,ATTi-ICWS,. City Clerk of the City i%i ,,iia,,-,-,f Beech, Florida, co he;',e!3 n•-j- tna'_ the a`:ot-,e arid -foregoing cor- rect copy of the original thereof on fileind his "i/ Ii- rid aid the seal f saki City daftez-e A.D. 39 . '' '2 c - AGENDA I TEM "�' i:,�i .,a ' [DATE. . . 1 CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Application for Hearing before the Plarrnintj koar'd tor ( o diI iunil Hsr:, 001.0440 Ipiri 1 . Name of Applicant City of Miami Beach 2. Address of Property _ 3. Legal Description _,_ Lots 1-50C; Block 111 ; Ocean Beach Addition No. 3* 4. ZONING DISTRICT MU & C75 P1 F __, PARKIPIG DISTRICT __ 1 5. Has this property previously been the subject of a request for a (Conditional Use) _ . If so, state the date and use No 6. Applicant requests the following (Conditional Us e)(A10 0Ateitt) Development of a Marina to include parkingstructures, boat storage commercial retail offices, restaurants,hotel , yacht club and other accessory uses . 7. I agree to comply with all the conditions attached to thea approval Planning Board and City Council . PP granted by the Date July 12, 1973 / r�'r1.7App1icant � SIGNATURE CIT)0NAGER Approved as TO FORM r� n1\> PI Haro d . 1 , Director of Planning & Zoning FOR DEPARTMENTAL PURPOSES - ----- 1JRf ON LY Recommendation of Planning Board: Planning Board public Approved (Date) August 22, 1973 hearing set for: August 22, 1973 Denied (Date) 4:00 P.m. Other Comments 010#00#006000600: * Lots 40 & 41 are inprivate ownership -- — (Causeway Marina) but the City has instituted jcquisition proceedures. -- — ___-_ Transfer to City Clerk-Finance Director on (Date) _ 'ransfer by City Clerk to City Manager for presentation to Council at meeting of: Date) STATE OF FLORIDA Ina') Council Action: _ C0'.",7,-'y OF RADE: VS, City CleTrT of the F!or,*±a, do hereby cey tify tF. ; is a i ;e ani coy- ..- _ �_ ! tf e eof Cil Bila in Ch• is �-- -� _ see! of said City a.D. 197V .. OFFICIAL ABSENTEE BALLOT CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA SPECIAL ELECTION March 14, 1972 Precinct No. SHALL THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BE APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED? BOND QUESTION (A) - BOND QUESTION (F) Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $2,000,000 tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $1,160,000 with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum permitted by law for the purpose of acquiring ad- permitted by law for the purpose of improving, re- ditions to the City's oceanfront public parks system: surfacing and reconstructing the following street, South Shore Park, described as follows: bridge and alley improvements: South Coconut LOTS I through 6, less the Westerly 15 feet of Lane improvements; 15th Street reconstruction from BLOCK I, FRIEDMAN COPE SUBDIVISION, Plat Bay Road to Meridian Avenue; street resurfacing Book 4, Page 83, of the Public Records of Dade program; alley reconstruction; and Normandy Isle County, Florida, said property being commonly bridges? known as the Shoreham-Norman Hotel property at MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: the Northeast corner of 5th Street and Ocean Drive, and adjoining Lummus Park? For the Bonds MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: Against the Bonds For the Bonds I BOND QUESTION (G) Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- Against the Bonds tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $935,000 with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum permitted by law for the purpose of locating, relo- cating and constructing the following water system BOND QUESTION (B) improvements: 5th Street water line relocation; 4.5 million gallon storage tank; 20" water crossing at Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- Venetian Causeway; Biscayne Point water main; tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $1,500,000 16" water line from DiLido to Hibiscus to Star with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum Island; and water line crossing at west drawbridge permitted by law for the purpose of acquiring and of MacArthur Causeway? improving for oceanfront public park purposes the MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: following described parcel of land, commonly known as the "Bell Property" and otherwise described as For the Bonds follows: LOTS 7, 8 and 9 of BLOCK I, AMENDED PLAT Against the Bonds I OF SECOND OCEANFRONT SUBDIVISION, Plat ( Book 28, Page 28, of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida? BOND QUESTION (H) Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: tiable coupon bonds in the amount of$300,000 with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum per- mitted by law for the purpose of acquiring and For the Bonds purchasing electronic data processing equipment and accessory equipment? Against the Bonds MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: For the Bonds I I BOND QUESTION (C) Against the Bonds I Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $5,130,000 BOND QUESTION (I) with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- permitted by law for the purpose of acquiring the tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $280,000 necessary land, the location and dimensions thereof with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum to be determined by the City Council, for the relo- permitted by law for the purpose of purchasing cation of the existing Public Works yards on Bis- and acquiring the following Fire Department equip- cayne Bay South of 5th Street, and to construct on merit: one aerial truck; two 1250 GPM fire trucks; such new site a central garage, material storage and one 1500 GPM truck? area, and such work shops as may be required for the performance of Department of Public Works MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: functions; and for the improvement of storage areas for grass and tree cuttings and trimmings, land fill For the Bonds in connection therewith, and the appropriate fenc- ing thereof? Against the Bonds MAKE A CROSS (XI AFTER YOUR CHOICE_ Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- For the Bonds tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $400,000 with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum Against the Bonds permitted by law for the purpose of improving and maintaining the City's Auditorium and Convention Hall facilities, as follows: repair ceiling in Audi- torium; replace stage flooring; raised flooring for BOND QUESTION (D) Convention Hall; and sprinkler systems for Conven- tion Hall North and South? Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $5,375,000 with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum For the Bonds permitted by law for the purpose of acquiring, con- structing, improving and landscaping the following Against the Bonds parks, parkland improvements and recreational fa- cilities: irrigation system for Normandy Golf Course; public restrooms for parks; lighting softball field at Flamingo Park; jetty development; Malecon QUESTION (A) expansion; Palm Island land acquisition; develop- ment of Palm Island children's park; greenhouse SHALL THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL BE AP- construction and acquisition; Flagler Island develop- PROVED OR REJECTED? ment; youth center; sailport construction; Stillwater Park improvements; bicycle paths at Normandy Shall the City Charter be amended so as to provide Golf Course; completion of c rt paths at Normandy a new procedure for the adoption of ordinances by and Bayshore Golf Courses; outh Shore Marina; the City Council; requiring public hearing, pursu- tennis courts; craft shop; and the an scaping o ant to published notice, prior to the passage of the following: South Shore Pork, 5th Street; South any ordinance, other than emergency ordinances; Shore Community Center; Normandy Island bridge and to require two readings of any ordinance, by entrance; and Julia Tuttle Causeway entrance? title only; and to require the publication of a short summary of all ordinances prior to such public MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: hearing, except for emergency ordinances which shall be published in full within ten (10) days after adoption? For the Bonds I I MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: Against the Bonds I For the Charter Proposal I Against the Charter Proposal I I BOND QUESTION (E) QUESTION (B) Shall the City of Miami Beach, Florida, issue nego- SHALL THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL BE AP- tiable coupon bonds in the amount of $1,083,000 PROVED OR REJECTED? • with interest at a rate not to exceed the maximum Shall the City Charter be amended so as to provide permitted by law for the purpose of constructing a that all unclassified personnel in the Legal Depart- lighting system for the arterial streets of the City? ment shall be appointed and removed by the City Attorney? MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: MAKE A CROSS (X) AFTER YOUR CHOICE: For the Bonds I I For the Charter Proposal I I Against the Bonds I I Against the Charter Proposal I I DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY 62;114p-:%N p-ih JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P. 0. 30X 4970 PUBLIC JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA 32201 NOT I CE SILTS P Permit 73-1022 8 March 1974 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This District has received an application for a Department of the Army permit pursuant to Section 10 of the River and Harbor Act of 1899 (33 USC 403) , and Section 404 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 (PL 92-500, 86 Stat 816) , as described below: APPLICANT: City of Miami Beach c/o Greenleaf/Telesca Engineers 1451 Brikell Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 WATERWAY AND LOCATION: Biscayne Bay (Malloy Channel) , on the southwest shore of Miami Beach, just north of the Government Cut which is the entrance to Port Miami, in the area south of the McArthur Causeway and north of Biscayne Street, fronting on Alton Road. WORK: To construct a Municipal Marina which would provide 432 wet slips and 426 spaces for dry boat storage and other related facilities such as fueling facilities, pump-out stations for holding tanks, tower building to house U. S. Customs officers and Miami Beach Police Marine Patrol. Related proposed land facilities include a community Yacht Club, a Fishermen's Village Shopping Center, a 400-car parking structure, boat storage facilities, and others. The land area of the proposed marina site is 17 acres. About 250,000 cubic yards of fill consisting of 1/4 - 4 lb. stones would be used for the breakwaters which would be obtained from the dredging of the Miami Harbor presently underway. About 5,000 cubic yards of larger stones (for purposes of providing fish habitat) would be placed on the outer face of the fill in the areas shown on the drawings accompanying this notice. 970 LF of new S.S. piling seawall would be constructed and 600 LF of existing seawall would be repaired. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: The following information has been furnished by the applicant: No significant habitation of bird and animal life presently exists on the proposed site. The channel is an area of low biological productivity. Lack of light penetration, strong currents, compacted sand bottom (devoid of any grass beds) , and unnatural shoreline have prevented any significant growth of biotic communities. The proposed outer breakwaters could increase the biological productivity by providing a rock substrata that could be used by plants and animals. A report prepared by the University of Miami to investigate the effect of the proposed marina on tidal circulation of Biscayne Bay indicated that there would be very slight effects on circulation. •• Permit 73-1022 8 March 1974 AUTHORIZATION FROM OTHER AGENCIES: TIITF: Permit applied for. DPC: Certification required. A preliminary review of this application indicates that an environmental impact statement will not be required. The decision whether to issue a permit will be based on an evaluation of the probable impact of the proposed activity on the public interest. That decision will reflect the national concern for both protection and utilization of important resources. The benefit which reasonably may be expected to accrue from the proposal must be balanced against its reasonably foreseeable detriments. All factors which may be relevant to the proposal will be considered; among those are conservation, economics, aesthetics, general environmental concerns, historic values, fish and wildlife values, flood damage prevention, land use classification, navigation, recreation, water supply, water quality and, in general, the needs and welfare of the people. No permit will be granted unless its issuance is found to be in the public interest. Any person who has an interest which may be adversely affected by the issuance of this permit may request a public hearing. The request must be submitted in writing to the District Engineer within 30 days of the date of this notice and must clearly set forth the interest which may be adversely affected and the manner in which the interest may be adversely affected by the activity. Comments regarding the application should be submitted to the District Engineer at the above address on or before 8 April 1974. Questions concerning this application should be referred to B. A. HEINER of this office, telephone 904-791-2211 or 2212. FOR THE DISTRICT ENGINEER: '1'./44414f/e2-404%) GAIL G. GREN Chief, Operations Division -: 73— /oZZ il ty._... ....)?y,i I/pf 1 • T"r. » 1-031,..1.7 .rl / R = QY e s J . ��"rw moo. i 1 / �T e't r' P.. Ni J wP rw mT i' y,y� •Munrdpal / t /°e c "1''M�?'i - c'' �; yGOlf Count S4 a/�` a Sunset / I ' i 1' ?:I d ILnk �'�: ; d-.1 a t. h fi;l n.es ;I� ray ,,, ^ Islandsl�,w1 ,r . i5 w • ti.iT.:r. z ate• ? 1.t,/J cTank ;'1� .•Oal� e .. rR,. 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