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2008-26885 ResoRESOLUTION NO. 2008-26885 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, RETROACTIVELY WAIVING THE DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY PARKING LOT IN COLLINS PARK TO TEMPORARILY REPLACE LOST PARKING WHILE THE EAST PARKING LOT, LOCATED ON COLLINS AVENUE BETWEEN 21ST AND 22ND STREETS, IS RENOVATED, PURSUANT TO SECTION 142-425(d) OF THE CITY CODE. WHEREAS, the Collins Park Improvements project, which includes a complete renovation of Collins Park, adjacent streets, and the East Parking Lot, located on Collins Avenue between 21St and 22"d Streets, is approaching the start of construction; and WHEREAS, the contractor has received the first notice to proceed and is in the process of finalizing permitting activities; and WHEREAS, it is anticipated that the second notice to proceed for construction mobilization will be issued by early September, 2008 and construction activities should commence soon thereafter; and WHEREAS, due to the different aspects of the project, the Capital Improvement Projects Office (CIP) has developed a phasing schedule for the project with the contractor that takes into consideration the Art Basel event; and WHEREAS, the second phase of the project will be the renovation and improvements of Collins Park proper and also surrounding streets to match the improvements previously completed for the Regional Library, the Miami City Ballet, and the Bass Museum; and WHEREAS, the prospect of even a temporary reduction in public parking was anticipated by staff during the pre-construction coordination efforts and meetings with stakeholders and surrounding property owners were held and efforts made to mitigate the impact from the temporary loss of parking; and WHEREAS, City staff has been meeting with area stakeholders to facilitate an understanding of the Collins Park Project construction impacts and made some arrangements to accommodate the businesses in the area; and WHEREAS, new objections to the temporary loss of public parking were raised during the July 2, 2008 Project Pre-construction Public Meeting by area residents, some property and hotel owners, the Art Basel representative, and the Collins Park Neighborhood Association; and WHEREAS, pursuant to this most recent public input, the CIP Office began to explore the possibility of creating a temporary parking lot in the area west of Collins Ave., within Collins Park, and in front of the Bass Museum; and WHEREAS, the Collins Park property is zoned GU, Government Use and Section 142- 422 of the City of Miami Beach Code lists parking lots as one of the main permitted uses and Section 130-70, "Temporary parking lot standards," states that temporary parking lots may be operated in the GU government use district; and WHEREAS, Section 130-70(2), of the City Code requires that a temporary parking lot include no less than one inch of asphalt over a four inch limerock base; and WHEREAS, Section 130-70(8), "Landscaping Requirements" of the Code requires a landscape plan that, at minimum, indicates a five foot wide landscaped area bordering the surface area along a property line, street, alley or sidewalk; one canopy tree every 20 feet of frontage; a hedge that is at least 36 inches in height at the time of planting; and an in-ground irrigation system that covers 100 percent of the landscaped areas; and WHEREAS, Section 142-425 (a), "Development regulations," state that for the GU, government use district, the regulations shall be the average of the requirements contained in the surrounding zoning districts. The surrounding zoning district is CD-2 commercial, medium intensity and Section 142-307, "Setback requirements," requires afive-foot side yard setback for a surface parking lot. As proposed, three of the ADA accessible spaces do not meet this requirement; and WHEREAS, this temporary parking lot could be designed to accommodate a total of one hundred and twenty (120) parking spaces, of which one hundred and fifteen (115) would be regular spaces and five (5) would be handicap parking spaces; and WHEREAS, the temporary parking would then be removed after the East Parking Lot is completed, and ahead of the construction of the Collins Park improvements; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that construction time of the East Parking Lot should last four months; and WHEREAS, should the Commission desire to construct a parking facility, for the very limited time contemplated, and should there be a desire to save funds by not constructing the parking lot to the temporary parking lot standards, certain waivers from the City Code will be required; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 142-145 (d), following a public hearing, the development regulations required by the City Code, except for the historic preservation and design review processes, may be waived by afive-sevenths vote of the City Commission for developments pertaining to governmental owned buildings, uses and sites which are wholly used by, open and accessible to the general public; and WHEREAS, the waivers would be for provisions found in the previously-cited Section130-70(2), Section 130-70(8), and Section 142-307; and WHEREAS, should the decision to construct the temporary parking lot with the recommended waivers be made, then the proposed project would be submitted to regulatory staff for their review and approval that would lead to a Certificate of Appropriateness for the project; and WHEREAS, under this scenario, then the projected scope of work would include removal of existing sod material, the placement, grading, and compaction of a four inch (4") layer of crushed rock, parking striping and symbols, and removal of the temporary parking lot upon completion of the East Parking Lot renovations; and WHEREAS, a proposal for the above option has been secured from Metro Express, the Collins Park project contractor, in the negotiated amount of $42,600 from previously appropriated Parking Operations Fund 480. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA that the Mayor and City Commission hereby adopt a resolution for the purpose of retroactively waiving the development regulations for the construction of a temporary parking lot in Collins Park to temporarily replace lost parking while the East lot is renovated, pursuant to Section 142-425(d) of the City Code: PASSED and ADOPTED this 10th day Of September , 2008. ATTEST: I~ r p~ ~,, Robert Parcher, City Clerk Ma i Herrera ower, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM & LANGUAGE ~F EXECUT ~y~ It o ey ~ ate T:WGENDA\2008\September 10\Regular\Collins Park Temporary) Parking Lot - RESO rev2.doc COMMISSION ITEM SUMMARY Condensed Title: A resolution of the Mayor and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, retroactively waiving the development regulations for the construction of a temporary parking lot in Collins Park to temporarily replace lost parking while the East Lot is renovated, pursuant to section 142-425(d) of the City Code. Key Intended Outcome Supported: Ensure well designed quality capital projects. Supporting Data (Surveys, Environmental Scan, etc.): Available parking is ranked #5 by residents as one of the changes that will make Miami Beach a better place to live, work, play or visit; 77% of residents rated availability of parking across Miami Beach as too little or much too little. Issue: Should the City Commission adopt the Resolution? Item Summa /Recommendation: The Collins Park Improvements project is approaching the start of construction. The first phase of the project will be the total reconstruction and improvement of the East Parking Lot. This part of the project is scheduled to be completed within four months of construction beginning. The second phase of the project will be the renovation and improvements of Collins Park proper. Objections to the temporary loss of public parking were raised during the July 2, 2008 Project Pre-construction Public Meeting by area residents, some property and hotel owners, the Art Basel representative, and the Collins Park Neighborhood Association. A temporary parking lot could be designed to accommodate a total of one hundred and twenty (120) parking spaces, ofwhich one hundred and fifteen (115) would be regular spaces and five (5) would be handicap parking spaces that would comply with ADA standards in the area west of Collins Ave., within Collins Park. The Collins Park property is zoned GU, Government Use. Sec. 142-422 of the City of Miami Beach Code lists parking lots as one of the main permitted uses. Should the Commission desire to construct a parking facility, for the very limited time contemplated, and should there be a desire to save funds by not constructing the parking lotto the temporary parking lot standards, certain waivers from the City Code will be required. Development regulations required by the City Code, except for the historic preservation and design review processes, may be waived by afive-sevenths vote of the city commission The waivers would be for provisions found in Section 130-70(2), Section 130-70(8), paving materials and landscaping, and Section 142-307, setback requirements for the CD-2, commercial medium intensity district. Under this scenario, then the projected scope of work would include the following; removal of existing sod material from an approximate area of 37,000 square feet, the placement, grading, and compaction of a four inch (4") layer of crushed rock, parking striping and symbols to accommodate the 120 parking spaces, and removal of the temporary parking lot upon completion of the East Collins Parking Lot renovations. A proposal for the above option has been secured from the project contractor, in the negotiated amount of $42,600. Funding for this option has been previously appropriated in Parking Operations Fund 480. Advisory Board Recommendation: Financial Information: Source of Amount Account Approved Fund 1 $42,600 480-2398 -Parking Operations Fund OB Total $42,600 Financia mpact Summary: City Clerk's Office Legislative Tracking: Keith Mizell/forge Gomez/Mercy Lamazares Sign-Offs: Department Director Assistant City Manager City Manager TH JMG T:WG~TIDA\2008\Sep ember 10\Regular\Collins Parlt'Temporaryl Parking Lot - SUMMARY.doc / / I AM I ~ ~~~ H AGENDADA E - D-D ~- m MIAMIBEACH City of Miami Beach, 1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida 33139, www.miamibeachfl.gov COMMISSION MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Matti Herrera Bower and Members of the City Commission FROM: Jorge M. Gonzalez, City Man DATE: September 10, 2008 Public Hearing SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, RETROACTIVELY WAIVING THE DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY PARKING LOT IN COLLINS PARK TO TEMPORARILY REPLACE LOST PARKING WHILE THE EAST PARKING LOT, LOCATED ON COLLINS AVENUE BETWEEN 21ST AND 22ND STREETS, IS RENOVATED, PURSUANT TO SECTION 142-425(d) OF THE CITY CODE. ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION Adopt the Resolution. FUNDING Funding for the increased cost of constructing a temporary parking lot is available from previously appropriated funds in Parking Operations Fund account 480-2398-069357 for construction. ANALYSIS The Collins Park Improvements project, which includes a complete renovation of Collins Park, adjacent streets, and the East Parking Lot, located on Collins Avenue between 21St and 22" Streets, is approaching the start of construction. The contractor has received the first notice to proceed and is in the process of finalizing permitting activities. It is anticipated that the second notice to proceed for construction mobilization will be issued by late July, 2008 and construction activities should commence in the month of July, 2008. Due to the different aspects of the project, the Capital Improvement Projects Office (CIP) has developed a phasing schedule for the project with the contractor. Anticipating the return of the Art Basel event and the ArtPositions placements in the vicinity of the East Parking lot, the first phase of the project will be the total reconstruction and improvement of the East Parking Lot. This part of the project is scheduled to be completed within four months of the second notice to proceed. Once the East Parking Lot is renovated, the completion of the improvements in Miami Beach Drive will follow. If these improvements are determined as impinging on Art Basel, that part of the project will be postponed until the festival is City Commission Memorandum September 10, 2008 Collins Park Temporary Parking Lot Page 2 completed. Metro Express, the Collins Park project contractor, understands the importance of the Art Basel event to the City and is aware that he may be required to demobilize construction activities for a few days to accommodate event related activities. The Rotunda, within Collins Park, will also be renovated during this time. The temporary parking lot is to be constructed so that the Rotunda exterior construction will not impact parking. The second phase of the project will be the renovation and improvements of Collins Park proper, and also surrounding streets to match the improvements previously completed for the Regional Library, the Miami City Ballet, and the Bass Museum. As a part of phase two, the temporary parking lot will be demolished. The entire park will be closed from 22nd Street to Collins Avenue to 21St Street to just east of the Bass Museum building. Pedestrian access will be maintained on both 21 St and 22"d Streets as well as Collins Avenue. No road closures are anticipated during any phase of the project. Any temporary lane closures will be minimized and appropriate barriers and directional devices will be used as part of an approved Maintenance of Traffic Plan. The prospect of even a temporary reduction in public parking was anticipated by staff during the pre-construction coordination efforts. Meetings with stakeholders and surrounding property owners were held and efforts made to mitigate the impact from the temporary loss of parking. During the past weeks, City staff has been meeting with area stakeholders to facilitate an understanding of the Collins Park Project construction impacts and to make some arrangements to accommodate the businesses in the area. The major stakeholders such as the W Hotel, the Days Inn, the Regional Library, the Bass Museum and the Miami City Ballet have agreed that the arrangements made with CIP with respect to the Collins Park project are satisfactory and that the scheduling of the parking lot improvements at this time is acceptable. The W Hotel, expected to be in construction through May, 2009, has also made independent arrangements by leasing a private lot at Alton Road and 7th Street. In consideration of the W's construction activities, the City had previously arranged for a construction staging and unloading area east of the rock wall along Miami Beach Drive. Additionally, as part of the Collins Park project, efforts will be made during construction along Miami Beach Drive to maintain a limited number of available parking spaces. The closing of the parking lot was factored into the project's construction sequencing and schedule. However, new objections to the temporary loss of public parking were raised during the July 2, 2008 Project Pre-construction Public Meeting by area residents, some property and hotel owners, the Art Basel representative, and the Collins Park Neighborhood Association. Pursuant to this most recent public input, the CIP Office began to explore the possibility of creating a temporary parking lot in the area west of Collins Ave., within Collins Park, and in front of the Bass Museum. This would be a similar approach taken at other projects wherein the City has constructed temporary parking lots, when possible, to mitigate temporary loss of public parking during the construction of City projects. A letter from the Collins Park Neighborhood Association supporting a temporary parking lot is attached as Attachment 3. The Collins Park property is zoned GU, Government Use. Sec. 142-422 of the City of Miami Beach Code lists parking lots as one of the main permitted uses. Additionally, Section 130- 70, "Temporary parking lot standards", states that temporary parking lots may be operated in the GU government use district. Section 130-70(2) of the City Code requires that a temporary parking lot include no less than one inch of asphalt over afour-inch limerock base. Section 130-70(8) "Landscaping Requirements" of the Code requires a landscape plan that, at minimum, indicates a five foot wide landscaped area bordering the surface area along a properly line, street, alley or sidewalk; one canopy tree every 20 feet of frontage; a City Commission Memorandum September 10, 2008 Collins Park Temporary Parking Lot Page 3 hedge that is at least 36 inches in height at the time of planting; and an in-ground irrigation system that covers 100 percent of the landscaped areas. Moreover, as a note of information, Section 142-425, "Development regulations," state that for the GU, Government Use District, the regulations shall be the average of the requirements contained in the surrounding zoning districts. The surrounding zoning district is CD-2 Commercial Medium Intensity and Section 142-307, "Setback Requirements," requires afive-foot side yard setback for a surface parking lot. As proposed, three of the ADA accessible spaces do not meet this requirement. The recommended temporary parking tot could be designed to accommodate a total of one hundred and twenty (120) parking spaces, of which one hundred and fifteen (115) would be regular spaces and five (5) would be handicapped parking spaces that would comply with ADA standards. The temporary parking would then be removed afterthe East Parking Lot is completed, and ahead of the construction of the Collins Park improvements (See Attachment 1). It is estimated that construction time of the East Parking Lot should last four months. Once the East Parking Lot is completed, barring no anticipated conflict with Art Basel, the contractor will immediately mobilize on the west side of Collins Avenue phase of the project. As a part of that phase, the temporary parking lot will be demolished and the renovation and improvements will begin in Collins Park. In order to construct a temporary parking lot for the very limited time contemplated, to save funds by not constructing the parking lot to the temporary parking lot standards, and save time in the process, certain waivers from the City Code will be required. Pursuant to Section 142-145 (d), following a public hearing, the development regulations required by the City Code, except for the historic preservation and design review processes, may be waived by a five-sevenths vote of the City Commission for developments pertaining to governmental owned buildings, uses and sites which are wholly used by, open and accessible to the general public. The waivers would be for provisions found in the previously-cited Section130-70(2), Section 130-70(8) and Section 142-307. The City Commission authorized the Administration at the July 16, 2008 meeting to commence the permitting process prior to the waiver of development regulations and that such waivers would be retroactively approved at the September 10, 2008 meeting. The proposed project was submitted to regulatory staff for their review and administrative approval and obtained a Certificate of Appropriateness. The Building Permit was issued at the end of August and work on the site has already started; construction should be completed in approximately four weeks. The projected scope of work with the recommended waivers includes the following: • Removal of 4" bottom layer and sod from an approximate area of 37,000 square feet, • The placement, compaction, and grading of a four inch (4") layer of crushed rock, • Application of parking striping and symbols to accommodate the 120 parking spaces, and • Removal of the temporary parking lot upon completion of the East Parking Lot renovations. A proposal for the above option, which essentially waives the requirements for asphalt and landscaping, has been secured from Metro Express, the Collins Park project contractor, in the negotiated amount of $42,600, including the JOC fees (See Attachment 2). The parking wheel stops and signage will be provided and installed by the City. City Commission Memorandum September 10, 2008 Collins Park Temporary Parking Lot Page 4 CONCLUSION The Administration recommends the adoption of a resolution waiving the development regulations for the construction of a temporary parking lot in Collins Park to temporarily replace lost parking while the lot is renovated, pursuant to Section 142-425(d) of the City Code. Section 142-425(e) requires a public notice to be advertised in a newspaper of general paid circulation in the city at least 15 days prior to the hearing. Fifteen days prior to the public hearing date, both a description of the request and the time and place of such hearing shall be posted on the property, and notice shall also be given by mail to the owners of land lying within 375 feet of the property. Afive-sevenths vote of the city commission is required to approve a waiver or use that is considered under this regulation. 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I . . . . -... , '~: -~~~~•;; 4 •82'87 .• ; gjjg~'w::~~~1~C:~E•~= •~lal •~ ~a:~6~ f. . ~ • . .~ .. ~• •• .,;,:•:: ::. ,; .: , •.. ..;: ,•. .. • - . ~ ~~•• .. ... ....:;.. .. .•~. .. - .. .. 95 _ - _ gTT-9cr,+~Jf~v7'~ Corns www.coilinspark.us July 7, 2008 To: Saul Frances, Director of Parking 309 23'~ Street Suite 210 Miami Beach, FL 33139 From: The CPNA Board of Directors On July 2nd, 2008, the CIP office held apre-construction meeting with the community to discuss the demolition and building of the long awaited and anticipated new Collins Park. This also includes a complete makeover of the parking lot to the East of Collins Avenue. For years the plan proposed was in 3 phases and that is what was approved by the Collins Park Cultural Oversight Committee and what was accepted by our Association. We have always been concerned about closing the entire parking lot at the same time and were assured many times over this would not happen. However, that is exactly what was proposed on July 2nd and based on timing, it is the only solution to insure the parking lot element will be complete for Art Basel. At the meeting I specifically asked if temporary parking could be added someplace on the site while the parking lot was being redone and was told by CIP it had to meet code relative to lighting, paving etc. It is a temporary 3 to 4 month lot. Surely some kind of exception can be made for this neighborhood already extremely short of parking You, as the director of the Parking Department, can present an alternative solution to the Commission to provide parking relief to the Collins Park Neighborhood while the park is rebuilt. CPNA supports and asks you to pursue temporary parking in an area suitable on the west side of Collins Avenue. The only other thing that we ask is that you also insure that the temporary parking will be available for Art Basel should the permanent lot not yet be opened. This is the number one yearly event in Collins Park, the one that has stimulated development and recognition of Collins Park as the third destination within South Beach. This also proves the necessity of bringing the South Beach Local to Collins Park. We are pleased that the Transportation & Parking Committee is finally taking up this issue again and are confident a positive resolution will emerge. Undoubtedly, the park makeover will be a fantastic boost for our neighborhood and we all want it. Thirteen months of construction sounds much better than the 18 to 24 months originally projected. We just want to insure minimal disruption to our Neighborhood. Providing temporary parking will ease, if not eliminate, the pain of construction. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Itay Breslin, president 255 West 24th Street CU-6 Miami Beach FL 33140 97 18' `I o_ o_ ~~ N i -~ -, Q a ~,~ ~; ~~ x s _. i a~ 1E- W ~ ,l _. o ~- ~~ ~; m; ~~, ~{ ~ ` o~ `. d =i ~~l ~ I oo- ~ ~; MIAMI BEACH ~~_ ~-, ~: - - ~ ... CITY OF MIAMI BEACH - _ NOTICE OF A.~P~,B E:~ ~ - - _-. i NOTICE IS HEREBY given that a public k~esring; wig be Meld=-by the; Mayor .ar1d .City `~ Comrriission ofi the City of Miami:-~Beacia~ .~#orirJa, ~ir~ `tt~e ~ri~rnissior~"Cbers, '.3rd '.floor, City Hall, 1700 Convention Center Drive, Ntiami Beach, Florida, orl "1Nednesday, September 10, 2008 at , 10:30. _ A.M., _ To Retroactively- Waive The , Development Regulations For The Constriac~ion {3fi A ~errporary .°Parking Lot In ':Collins Park To Temporarily .Replace 'l.#ist i?a~~ing_While _The :L*ot is"~ierfevaied; ' Pursuant To Section 142-425(d) OfiThe City Code: - inquiries~rxaay be directed to the City i'vlarlager'siDfC~e at (305)'G73-7fl1`0. tNT:EL~T~fl~.PAR"fIES`are invited to appear at #k}is meeting or #~e:represented by an.~erat~nr to e~pr~ess ,their views :in.,wxiting -addressed :to the :Cit~i GAmmi~sign ~fo j ~:the-~t~~lerkr;~:7©D-Convention.C~nterptive, ~St~Jr~or, Gity.Hall, Mimi ~BeaQh flr~rida ;~ N 33139. 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