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Ordinance 2018-4187NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY — LDR REGULATIONS ORDINANCE NO, 2018 -4187 AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 142, "ZONING DISTRICTS AND REGULATIONS," BY AMENDING ARTICLE II, "DISTRICT REGULATIONS," DIVISION 3 "RESIDENTIAL MULTIFAMILY DISTRICTS," SUBDIVISION II, "RM -1 RESIDENTIAL MULTIFAMILY LOW INTENSITY," BY AMENDING SECTION 142 -155 TO REFERENCE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION OVERLAY; BY AMENDING ARTICLE HI, "OVERLAY DISTRICTS," BY CREATING DIVISION 12, ENTITLED THE "NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY," WHICH DIVISION WOULD CREATE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR THE OVERLAY, INCLUDING DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS, LIMITATIONS ON LOT AGGREGATION, REDUCTIONS IN UNIT SIZE, MODIFICATIONS TO THE SETBACK AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS, ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ROOFTOP ADDITIONS AND ALLOWABLE HEIGHT EXCEPTIONS, AND INCLUSION OF DESIGN, RESILIENCY, AND PARKING STANDARDS; AND BY AMENDING CHAPTER 130, "OFF- STREET PARKING," DIVISION II, "DISTRICTS; REQUIREMENTS," AT SECTION 130 -32, "OFF - STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR PARKING DISTRICT NO. 1," BY REDUCING THE PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR APARTMENT AND APARTMENT HOTEL BUILDINGS LOCATED IN THE NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; REPEALER; SEVERABILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the North Beach multifamily neighborhoods were largely developed between 1935 and 1963 with low scale, Mid Century Modern buildings on 50 feet lots, giving the area a cohesive and distinctive character; and WHEREAS, on November 12, 2008, the Normandy Isles National Register District was placed on the National Register of Historic places by the United States Department of the Interior; and WHEREAS, on November 18, 2009, the North Shore National Register District was placed on the National Register of Historic places by the United States Department of the Interior; and WHEREAS, in order to ensure that new development is compatible with the as- built character of National Register Districts, amendments to the RM -1 development regulations, through the creation of a Conservation District Overlay are warranted; and WHEREAS, the City desires to encourage the retention and preservation of existing `Contributing' buildings in the National Register Districts, reduce parking requirements and promote walking, bicycling and public transit modes of transportation, as well as reduce the scale and massing of new development in the residential neighborhoods. WHEREAS, on February 8, 2017, the City Commission engaged the North Beach Master Planner, Dover -Kohl, in a review and assistance capacity for this ordinance; and WHEREAS, the amendments set forth below are necessary to accomplish all of the above objectives. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. SECTION 1. Chapter 142, "Zoning Districts And Regulations," Article II, "District Regulations," Division 3 "Residential Multifamily Districts," Subdivision II, "RM -1 Residential Multifamily Low Intensity," is hereby amended as follows: Sec. 142 -155. - Development regulations and area requirements. (a) The development regulations in the RM -1 residential multifamily, low density district are as follows: (4) For properties located in the North Shore and Normandy Isles National Register Historic Districts, see Chapter 142, Article III, Division 12. SECTION 2. Chapter 142, "Zoning Districts And Regulations," Article III, "Overlay Districts," Division 12, "North Beach National Register Overlay" is hereby created as follows: DIVISION 12. NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY Sec. 142 -880. Location and purpose. (a) The overlay regulations of this division shall apply to all new and existing properties located in the RM -1 Residential Multifamily Low Intensity zoning district, which are located within the boundaries of either the North Shore National Register Historic District or the Normandy Isles National Register Historic District. (b) In the event of a conflict with the regulations of the underlying RM -1 zoning district, the provisions herein shall control. (c) The purpose of this overlay district is to: 1. Provide land -use regulations that encourage the retention and preservation of existing `Contributing' buildings within the National Register Districts. 2. To promote walking, bicycling and public transit modes of transportation. 3. To ensure that the scale and massing of new development is consistent with the established context of the existing residential neighborhoods and maintains the low- scale, as -built character of the surrounding neighborhoods. Sec. 142 -881. Compliance with regulations. (a) Applications for a building permit shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with all applicable development procedures specified in chapter 118. (b) Existing structures shall be rehabilitated in general accordance with the Post- War Modern /MiMo Design Guidelines as adopted by the design review board and historic preservation board. (c) The demolition of buildings within the North Beach National Register Overlay shall comply with the following: 1. The demolition of a `contributing' building shall not be permitted for purposes of creating a vacant lot or a surface parking lot. 2. No demolition permit for a `contributing' building not located within a local historic district or site, shall be issued prior to the review and approval for the new construction or site improvements by the design review board and until all of the following criteria are satisfied: i. The issuance of a building permit process number for the new construction; ii. The building permit application and all required plans for the new construction shall be reviewed and approved by the Planning Department; iii. All applicable fees for the new construction shall be paid, including, but not limited to, building permit and impact fees, as well as applicable concurrency and parking impact fees; iv. A tree survey, if required, shall be submitted and a replacement plan, if required, shall be reviewed and approved by the Greenspace Management Division; v. All debris associated with the demolition of the structure shall be recycled, in accordance with the applicable requirements of the Florida Building Code. 3. The aforementioned demolition requirements shall not supersede the regulations and requirements set forth in Chapter 118, Article X. In the event of a conflict, the regulations in Chapter 118, Article X shall control. Sec. 142 -882. Development regulations and area requirements. The following overlay regulations shall apply to the North Beach National Register Overlay. All development regulations in the underlying RM -1 regulations shall apply, except as follows: (a) There shall be no lot coverage limitation for properties zoned RM -1 within the North Beach National Register Overlay district. The lot area, lot width, and lot aggregation requirements for properties zoned RM -1 within the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: Minimum Minimum Maximum Maximum Developable Lot Developable Developable Developable Area Lot Width Lot Width Aggregation (Square Feet) (Feet) (Feet) (Platted Lots) 5,000 SF 50 feet 200 feet Subject to Sec. Developments 142 -883, where all two (2) lot residential units maximum consist of aggregation; workforce or up to three (3) affordable lots may be housing shall aggregated, if have no permitted by the maximum lot historic width restriction. preservation or design review board, as applicable, and if all `contributing' buildings on the aggregated site are substantially retained and restored in accordance with Sec. 142 -883; five (5) lot maximum lot aggregation may be permitted if all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing for a period of no less than 50 years. Educational and religious institutions, existing as of April 21, 2018, and located on lots consisting of more than two (2) platted lots (b) The unit size requirements for the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: Minimum Average Unit Size may be retained, provided all existing buildings on the lot are retained. New construction -400 New construction -500 `Contributing' buildings which are There shall be no variances from these maximum lot aggregation restrictions, except for existing lots where all structures are proposed to be retained, and provided no additional lots are added. (b) The unit size requirements for the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: Minimum Average Unit Size Unit Size (Square Feet) (Square Feet) New construction -400 New construction -500 `Contributing' buildings which are Workforce or Affordable housing – 400 substantially retained and restored -300 `Contributing' buildings which are Additions to `contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored —400 substantially retained and restored - 300. Additions to `contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored - 400. (c) The height requirements for RM -1 properties within the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: 1. The maximum building height for new construction shall be 32 feet for the first 25 feet of building depth, as measured from the minimum required front setback and a maximum of 45 feet for the remainder of the building depth. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may allow for up to the first 32 feet in height to be located within the first 20 feet of building depth, as measured from the minimum required front setback, For properties that contain at least one 'contributing' building, and provided that at least 50 percent of all existing `contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored a maximum of 55 feet may be permitted by the design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable. The Design Review Board may waive the aforementioned requirement for the 50 percent retention of existing `contributing' buildings, provided at least 25 percent of all existing `contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. For properties located within local historic districts, the Historic Preservation Board, at its sole discretion, shall determine the retention requirements for all `contributing' buildings. 2. In the event that the existing building exceeds 32 feet in height, that existing height shall control. 3. Rooftop additions to existing `contributing' buildings, not located within a local historic district, may be reviewed and approved at the administrative level, in accordance with the following: a. The roof -top addition shall not exceed one story, with a maximum floor -to- ceiling height of 10 feet. b. There shall be no demolition of original significant architectural features, as determined by the Planning Director or designee. c. The roof -top addition shall be setback a minimum of 20 feet from the front facade. d. A minimum of 75 percent of the front and street side building elevations shall be retained. 4. Elevator and stairwell bulkheads extending above the main roofline of a building shall be required to meet the line -of -sight requirements set forth in section 142 -1161 herein and such line -of -sight requirement, unless waived by either the historic preservation board or design review board, as may be applicable. 5. Shade structures, including awnings, trellises and canopies may be permitted as an allowable height exception, provided they do not exceed 10 feet in height above the associated roof deck, and shall be subject to the review and approval of the historic preservation board or design review board, as applicable. (d) Exterior building and lot standards 1. Ground floor requirements. When parking or amenity areas are provided at the ground floor level below the first habitable level, the following requirements shall apply: a. A minimum height of 12 feet shall be provided, as measured from base flood elevation plus minimum freeboard to the underside of the first floor slab, The design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable, may waive this height requirement by up to two feet, in accordance with the design review of certificate of appropriateness criteria, as applicable. b. All ceiling and sidewall conduits shall be internalized or designed in such a manner as to be part of the architectural language of the building in accordance with the design review or certificate of appropriateness criteria, as applicable. c. Active outdoor spaces that promote walkability, social integration, and safety shall be provided at the ground level, in accordance with the design review or certificate of appropriateness criteria, as applicable. 2. There shall be no minimum or maximum yard elevation requirements, or maximum lot coverage requirements within the North Beach National Register Overlay. (e) The setback requirements for all buildings located in the RM -1 district within the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: Front Interior Side Street Side Rear North Shore 10 feet Non- Waterfront: Five (5) Non Lot width of 60 feet or feet waterfront lots less: five (5) feet. — five (5) feet Lot width of 61 feet or Waterfront greater: 7.5 feet, or eight lots — 10 percent (8 %) of lot width, percent of lot whichever is greater. depth Waterfront: 7.5 feet, or eight percent (8 %) of lot width, whichever is greater. Additionally, regardless of lot width, at least one interior side shall be 10 feet or 10 percent of lot width, whichever is greater. Biscayne 10 feet Non - Waterfront: Five (5) 10 percent of Beach Lot width of 60 feet or feet lot depth less: five (5) feet. Lot width of 61 feet or greater: 7.5 feet, or eight percent (8 %) of lot width, whichever is greater. Waterfront: 7.5 feet, or 8% of lot width, whichever is greater. Additionally, regardless of lot width, at least one interior side shall be 10 feet or 10 percent of lot width, whichever is greater. Normandy Isle 20 feet Non - Waterfront: Five (5) Five (5) feet and Normandy Waterfront: Lot width of 60 feet or feet Waterfront: Shores 25 Feet Tess: five (5) feet. 10 percent of Lot width of 61 feet or lot depth, greater: 7.5 feet, or eight maximum 20 percent (8 %) of lot width, feet whichever is greater. Waterfront: 7.5 feet, or eight percent (8 %) of lot width, whichever is greater. Additionally, regardless of lot width, at least one (1) interior side shall be 10 feet or 10 percent of lot width, whichever is greater. (1) Setbacks for at -grade parking and subterranean levels, if permitted, shall be the same as set forth in Section 142 -156. (2) Notwithstanding the above, for rooftop additions located on `Contributing' buildings, such additions may follow any existing non - conforming interior side or rear setbacks. Provided at least 33 percent of an existing `contributing' building, as measured from the front elevation, is substantially retained and restored, any new ground level addition, whether attached or detached, may also follow any existing non - conforming interior side or rear setbacks. For properties located within local historic districts, the Historic Preservation Board, at its sole discretion, shall determine the retention requirements for all `contributing' buildings. Sec, 142 -883. Lot Aggregation Guidelines. Where a development is proposed on two (2) or more lots, if approved for an aggregation of greater than 2 Tots by the Design Review Board or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, new construction shall comply with the following: (a) For properties located outside of local historic districts, at least 33 percent of all existing 'contributing' buildings, as measured from the front elevation, shall be substantially retained and restored. The Design Review Board may waive this building retention requirement, provided at least 25 percent of each existing `contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, is substantially retained and restored. For properties located within local historic districts, the Historic Preservation Board, at its sole discretion, shall determine the retention requirements for all `contributing' buildings within the aggregated site. New construction shall acknowledge the original platting of the assembled parcels through separation of buildings and appropriate architectural treatment within the building's facade. For development sites consisting of 2 platted lots or less, the width of any new building shall not exceed 85 feet. Lei For development sites consisting of 3 platted lots, the first 50 feet of building depth shall require a minimum separation of ten (10') feet for every 85 feet of building width within a single site. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may waive these building width and separation requirements. fl For waterfront developments greater than two (2) Tots in width, a view corridor through the parcel, open to the sky, shall be required. The location and dimensions of such view corridor shall be subject to the Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable. g) A courtyard or semi - public outdoor area, comprised of at least 500 square feet, shall be required. Private terraces at the ground level may be included within this 500 square feet, provided individual units can be accessed directly from the exterior of the terrace. The aforementioned requirements listed in Sec. 142- 883(b) shall not be applicable to any development where all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing, Sec. 142 -884. Design and Resiliency Standards. (a) All levels of an existing structure located below Base Flood Elevation plus one (1) foot (BFE +1') may be repurposed with non - habitable uses. (b) Subterranean levels shall only be permitted in the event that the space is •ur•osed and designed as •art of a storm water mana•ement •Ian includin• but not limited to storm water collection and cisterns for reuse of captured water. (c) All dwelling units in new construction shall be designed to incorporate exposure to natural light from at least two (2) elevations of the building volume. (d) New construction shall be designed to incorporate naturally landscaped areas at the ground level, in addition to the minimum setback requirements, which is equal to or greater than five (5) percent of the total lot area. (e) For new construction using common vertical circulation and access corridors, a non - emergency, convenience stair, accessing, at a minimum, the first three (3) residential floors, shall be required. Such stair shall be designed in an open manner, and shall connect directly to the exterior of the building, or to the entrance lobby. (f) For raised yards requiring a retaining wall, the exterior of such wall, on all sides, shall be designed and finished in a manner that result in a high quality appearance when seen from adjoining properties. (q) Landscaping within view corridors, with the exception of canopy trees, shall be maintained at a height not to exceed three (3) feet from sidewalk elevation. (h) In all instances where the existing elevation of a site is modified, a site shall be designed with adequate infrastructure to retain all stormwater on site in accordance with all applicable state and local regulations. Sec. 142 -885. Additional Parking Standards. (a) All parking shall be located no higher than the ground floor level. Ramps or parking above the first floor shall be prohibited. However, mechanical lifts may be proposed at the first level, provided all lifts are fully screened from view and not visible from adjacent properties, the public right -of -way or any waterfront. (b) All exterior parking and driveway surface areas shall be composed of semi - pervious or pervious material such as concrete or grass pavers, set in sand. (c) Required wheel stops shall be low profile and shall not exceed five (5) feet in width. (d) All parking areas shall meet minimum front and rear yard setback requirements for buildings. (e) A maximum of a single, one -way driveway curb cut per platted lot within a development site shall be permitted, and the maximum width of a driveway curb cuts shall not exceed 10 feet. Additionally, if approved by the design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable, two (2) separate one -way curb cuts may be permitted on a thru -lot, when such lot is accessible from two (2) different roadways, or a corner lot. (f) On waterfront Tots, parking areas shall only be secured by substantially open, picket fencing within required front yards and rear waterfront yards. SECTION 3. Chapter 130 of the City Code, entitled "Off- Street Parking," Article II, "Districts; Requirements," is hereby amended as follows: Sec. 130 -32. - Off - street parking requirements for parking district no. 1. Except as otherwise provided in these land development regulations, when any building or structure is erected or altered in parking district no. 1, accessory off- street parking spaces shall be provided for the building, structure or additional floor area as follows: (6) Apartment building and apartment- hotel: a. Apartment buildings in RM -1 or RM -2 zoning districts on lots that are 65 feet in width or less: There shall be no parking requirement, provided secure storage for alternative transportation such as scooters, bicycles, and motorcycles, is provided. b. Apartment buildings in RM -1 or RM -2 zoning districts on lots wider than 65 feet: One (1) space per unit for units between 550 and 1,600 square feet; two spaces per unit for units above 1,600 square feet. c. Apartment units in all other zoning districts: 1. One and one -half (1 '/) spaces per unit for units between 550 and 999 square feet; 2. One and three- quarters (1 3/4) spaces per unit for units between 1,000 and 1,200 square feet; 3. Two (2) spaces per unit for units above 1,200 square feet. d. Designated guest parking: Developments of 20 units or less shall have no designated guest parking requirements. Multi - family buildings and suites- hotels with more than 20 units shall be required to provide supplemental designated guest parking equal to ten percent of the required residential parking spaces. e. When located within the North Beach National Register Conservation Overlay District the following parking requirements shall apply: Zero (0) spaces per unit for: (a) buildings on lots that are 65 feet in width or less; (b) development sites with six (6) units or less, regardless of lot width; (c) new buildings on development sites with existing buildings that do not contain off - street parking, where total number of new units does not exceed the number of existing units. ii. One (1) space per unit for buildings on lots greater than 65 feet in width. In the event that the property owner can substantiate that the proposed new construction will not need to provide off - street parking, the design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable, may waive the parking requirement. For existing apartment, apartment -hotel and hotel buildings, which are classified as `contributing' and of which at least 75 percent of the front and street side elevations, and 25 percent of interior side elevations, are substantially retained, preserved and restored, there shall be no parking requirement for the existing structure, and any new additions, whether attached or detached, regardless of lot width and number of units. Any proposed addition to the existing structure shall be subject to the review and approval of the design review board or historic preservation board, whichever has jurisdiction, and shall include a renovation plan for the existing structure that is fully consistent with the Secretary of the Interior Guidelines and Standards for the Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings. For existing apartment and apartment hotel buildings, which arc National -- Register District or the North Shore National Register District, there shall be no parking requirement for the existing structure, and any detached. The proposed addition to the existing structure shall be historic preservation board, whichever has and shall include a renova the rehabilitation of historic buildings. SECTION 4. REPEALER. All ordinances or parts of ordinances and all section and parts of sections in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 5. CODIFICATION. It is the intention of the City Commission, and it is hereby ordained, that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made part of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, as amended; that the sections of this Ordinance may be re- numbered or re- lettered to accomplish such intention; and that the word "ordinance" may be changed to "section" or other appropriate word. SECTION 6. SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, clause or provision of this Ordinance is held invalid, the remainder shall not be affected by such invalidity. SECTION 7. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall take effect ten days following adoption. PASSED and ADOPTED this /1 day of ATTEST: Rafael E. Grariado, City Clerk First Reading: December 13, 2017 Second Reading: April 11, 2118 Verified By: Thomas R. ooney, Planning Director , 2018. \,ACJOC'` VED AS TO LANGUAGE EXECUT N Date T:WGENDA\2018 \04 April \Planning \NB NR Conservation District Overlay Zoning Regulations - Clean Version Adopted.docx M AM BEACH Ordinances - R5 J COMMISSION MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission FROM: Jimmy L. Morales, City Manager DATE: April 11, 2018 1:40 p.m. Second Reading Public Hearing SUBJECT: NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY: AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 142, "ZONING DISTRICTS AND REGULATIONS," BY AMENDING ARTICLE II, "DISTRICT REGULATIONS," DIVISION 3 "RESIDENTIAL MULTIFAMILY DISTRICTS," SUBDIVISION II, "RM -1 RESIDENTIAL MULTIFAMILY LOW INTENSITY," BYAMENDING SECTION 142 -155 TO REFERENCE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION OVERLAY; BY AMENDING ARTICLE Ill, "OVERLAY DISTRICTS," BY CREATING DIVISION 12, ENTITLED THE "NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY," WHICH DIVISION WOULD CREATE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR THE OVERLAY, INCLUDING DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS, LIMITATIONS ON LOT AGGREGATION, REDUCTIONS IN UNIT SIZE, MODIFICATIONS TO THE SETBACK AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS, ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ROOFTOP ADDITIONS AND ALLOWABLE HEIGHT EXCEPTIONS, AND INCLUSION OF DESIGN, RESILIENCY, AND PARKING STANDARDS; AND BY AMENDING CHAPTER 130, "OFF- STREET PARKING," DIVISION II, "DISTRICTS; REQUIREMENTS," AT SECTION 130 -32, "OFF- STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR PARKING DISTRICT NO. 1," BY REDUCING THE PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR APARTMENT AND APARTMENT HOTEL BUILDINGS LOCATED IN THE NORTH BEACH NATIONAL REGISTER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OVERLAY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; REPEALER; SEVERABILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. RECOMMENDATION The Administration recommends that the City Commission adopt the subject Ordinance. ANALYSIS HISTORY On October 11, 2016, the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) reviewed preliminary evaluation reports for the proposed North Shore and Normandy Isles Local Historic Districts. The HPB recommended Historic Designation Reports be prepared in accordance with the boundaries recommended in the North Beach Master Plan. These local districts have gone through the designation process and are currently pending before the City Commission. On December 9, 2016, the Mayor and City Commission held a Special City Commission meeting and modified the boundaries of the proposed Local Historic Districts recommended by the Historic 848 Preservation Board on October 11, 2016. Additionally, at the request of Commissioner John Elizabeth Aleman, the City Commission referred a discussion regarding a zoning overlay and conservation districts for the North Shore and Normandy isles National Register Districts to the Land Use and Development Committee (Item R9A). On January 18, 2017, the Land Use and Development Committee (LUDO) discussed the first draft of the ordinance prepared by staff in detail, and substantial public input was provided. Pursuant to this discussion, and the feedback from the LUDC, the following updates were incorporated into the draft ordinance: • The lot aggregation regulations have been further tightened to only permit the aggregation of a third lot when a contributing building is substantially retained; • Latitude has been provided for the DRB /HPB to waive roof encroachments of stair and elevator bulkheads. The item was then continued to a date certain of February 15, 2017. On February 15, 2017, the item was continued to a date certain of March 8, 2017. The LUDC also referred the item to the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee for further discussion and a recommendation. On February 24, 2017, the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee convened and discussed the ordinance proposal. The Steering Committee recommended that certain issues be further addressed and continued the item to March 10, 2017. On March 8, 2017, an update on the discussion at the Steering Committee was provided to the LUDC, and the item was continued to the April 19, 2017 LUDC meeting. On April 19, 2017, the item was continued to the May 10, 2017 LUDC meeting. On March 10, 2017, the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee discussed the proposal and continued the discussion to their April 6, 2017 meeting. On April 3, 2017, at the invitation of the North Beach Alliance, the Planning Director made a presentation regarding the proposed ordinance and participated in a question and answer session. On April 6, 2017, the Steering Committee discussed the conservation district briefly and, due to time limits, continued the discussion to April 27, 2017. On April 27, 2017, the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee recommended approval of the Conservation District Overlay, as revised. On May 10, 2017, the LUDC approved by acclamation a recommendation that the City Commission refer the proposed North Beach National Register Conservation District Overlay Ordinance to the Planning Board, as recommended by the Steering Committee, including the following additional recommendations on parking and landscaping: • All parking shall be located at grade; no ramps or parking above the first floor shall be permitted. However, mechanical lifts may be proposed at the first level, provided all Lifts are fully screened from view and not visible from adjacent properties, the public ROW or any waterfront; • All parking and driveway surface areas shall be composed of pervious material such as concrete or grass pavers, set in sand; • Required wheel stops shall be low profile and not exceed 5 feet in width; • All parking areas shall meet minimum front and rear yard setback requirements for buildings; 849 • A maximum of one driveway curb cut per development site may be permitted, and the maximum width of such driveway curb cut shall not exceed 10 feet; • On waterfront lots, parking areas shall only be secured by substantially open, picket fencing within required front yards and rear waterfront yards; • Landscaping within view corridors, with the exception of canopy trees, shall be maintained at a height not to exceed 3 feet from sidewalk elevation. The above noted parking standards would apply regardless of whether parking is required or not. On June 7, 2017, at the request of Commissioner John Elizabeth Aleman, the City Commission referred the North Beach National Register Conservation District Overlay Ordinance, in accordance with the May 10, 2017 recommendation of the Land Use Committee, to the Planning Board (Item C4E). BACKGROUND The "Normandy Isles National Register District" was listed on the National Register of Historic Place on November 12, 2008. This district is generally bounded by Biscayne Bay to the south, Ray Street, Rue Notre Dame and Rue Versailles to the west, Normandy Shores Golf Course to the north, and the western bulkhead of Indian Creek to the east. The "North Shore National Register District" was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 18, 2009. This district is generally bounded by 73rd Street to the south, Dickens Avenue, Hawthorne Avenue and Crespi Boulevard to the west, 87th Street to the north, and Collins Court and the eastern bulkhead of the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Each of these National Register Districts has a designation report, which contains detailed information and data on the history, architecture and building types in the district. Additionally, Planning Department staff has prepared comprehensive local historic district designation reports for the local district boundaries authorized by the City Commission. On January 17, 2018, the Normandy Isles and North Shore Local Historic Districts were adopted by the City Commission. The final piece of the North Beach local historic district designation, the Tatum Waterway area, is scheduled to go before the City Commission on April 11, 2018 for First Reading. PLANNING ANALYSIS The proposed ordinance would create an overlay for the RM -1 zoning district within the North Beach National Register Districts. The proposed North Beach National Register Conservation District Overlay is comprised of area specific regulations that are intended to incentivize the retention of existing `Contributing' buildings, as well as ensure that new infill buildings are compatible with their surroundings. The proposed draft ordinance includes specific development regulations related to the following: • Demolition standards; • Lot area and width; • Platted lot aggregation; • Unit size requirements; • Off - street parking requirements; • Building heights and roof -top additions; • Setbacks; • Design and resiliency standards; Parking design standard. 850 The proposal varies slightly from a traditional `Neighborhood Conservation District' (NCD), as the same development regulations and standards that would be part of an NCD would be implemented in the form of a zoning overlay. This overlay would be applicable to the entire boundary of each National Register District that is in a RM -1 zoning district, regardless of whether the property is located inside or outside of a locally designated historic district. The reason for this approach is to apply consistent standards for new construction within the entirety of the National Register District boundaries, including the areas being considered for local historic designation. This will ensure cohesion of future development within the larger National Register areas. Additionally, demolition standards, as well as incentives for the retention of 'Contributing' buildings, are proposed. The following is a summary of such demolition standards and incentive proposals, which were contained in the initial draft of the ordinance: • Demolition of contributing structures within the overlay district shall not be permitted for purposes of creating a vacant lot or a surface parking lot. • For the demolition of a 'Contributing Building', a demolition permit shall not be issued prior to the review and approval for the new construction or site improvements by the Design Review Board (DRB) or Historic Preservation Board (HPB) as applicable, and until certain minimum criteria are satisfied. • The minimum and average unit size is reduced for sites containing a 'Contributing' buildings as well as additions to `Contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored. • For existing apartment, apartment -hotel and hotel buildings, which are classified as 'Contributing' and which are being substantially retained, preserved and restored, there is not a parking requirement for the existing structure, and any new additions, whether attached or detached, regardless of the lot width and number of units. • For properties that contain at least one 'Contributing' building, the maximum building height can be up to five stories and 60 feet for the lot depth in excess of 30 feet from the front setback, provided that at least 33% of all the existing `Contributing' buildings, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. • For rooftop additions located on 'Contributing' buildings, any non - conforming interior side or rear setback may be extended to the new construction. • For properties that contain at least one 'Contributing' building, the aggregation of 3 lots may be proposed, provided that at least 33% of all existing 'Contributing' buildings, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. PLANNING BOARD REVIEW On June 27, 2017 the Planning Board discussed the proposal, provided feedback and continued the item to July 25, 2017. Subsequent to the June 27, 2017 Planning Board meeting, the Ordinance title was updated (and re- noticed) to be more descriptive, and the proposed modifications to the parking requirements were moved from the overlay district to chapter 130, "Offstreet parking requirements ". Also, the following minor adjustments were made to the legislation, in accordance with the discusion at the June 27, 2017 Planning Board meeting: 851 1. The setbacks for rooftop additions located on 'Contributing' buildings have been clarified, In this regard, such additions may follow any existing non - conforming interior side or rear setbacks. Additionally, any new ground level addition, whether attached or detached, may also follow an existing non- conforming interior side or rear setbacks, provided at least 33 percent of an existing 'contributing' building, as measured from the front elevation, is substantially retained and restored. 2. The requirement for a non - emergency, convenience stair has been clarified and is now required to access, at a minimum, the first three residential floors. 3. The proposed limitations on curb cuts have been modified to allow more than one curb cut, if approved by the design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable, on a thru -lot, when such lot is accessible from 2 different roadways, or a corner lot. Finally, a corresponding Comprehensive Plan amendment, to address the proposed reductions in minimum unit size, was been drafted as a separate ordinance for review. On July 25, 2017, the Board reviewed the Ordinance and continued the item to a date certain of September 26, 2017. At the request of the housing authority, the Planning Board, on September 26, 2017, endorsed minor tweaks to the Ordinance, clarifying that the maximum lot area, maximum lot width and no variance provisions would not be applicable to developments containing workforce or affordable housing. Additionally, the ability for the DRB or HPB to waive view corridor requirements for developments containing workforce or affordable housing was endorsed by the Planning Board. These minor text changes, which are consistent with previous City Commission direction regarding lot aggregation for applicable developments containing workforce or affordable housing, were incorporated into the revised Ordinance. On September 26, 2017, the Planning Board continued the item to a date certain of October 24, 2017. On October 24, 2017 the Board continued the item to a date certain of November 21, 2017. On November 21, 2017, the Planning Board reviewed the item and transmitted the proposed Ordinance Amendment to the City Commission with a favorable recommendation, with the following recommendations: 1. Maximum Developable Lot Area and Maximum Developable Lot Width Requirements. Under Sec. 142- 882(a), the proposed ordinance sets forth limits on maximum developable lot area (maximum of 15,000 square feet) and maximum developable lot width (150 feet). The Planning Board recommends the deletion of these proposed maximum developable lot area and maximum developable lot width requirements. The Board concluded that limitations on maximum lot aggregation would ensure appropriately scaled development. Further, it would allow for 3 lot aggregations on those sites that may slightly exceed the proposed maximum lot area and width, due to platting or lot acquisition anomalies that occurred over time. 2. Maximum Height Exceptions. Under Sec. 142- 882(c), pertaining to maximum height requirements, properties that contain at least one 'contributing' building may exceed the maximum height requirements proposed, provided that at least 50 percent of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. The Planning Board recommends that the Design Review Board (DRB) or Historic Preservation Board (HPB), as applicable, be permitted to waive these minimum retention requirements for contributing buildings. The Board concluded that since the Tatum Waterway area was placed back into the proposed local historic district boundaries, the historic preservation board would be better equipped, through the certificate of appropriateness process, to determe what portions of contributing buildings should be retained. 852 3. Minimum Setback Requirements. Under Sec. 142- 882(d), for rooftop additions located on `contributing' buildings, as well as any new ground level addition, whether attached or detached, such additions may follow any existing non - conforming interior side or rear setbacks. However, at least 33 percent of the `contributing' building, as measured from the front elevation, must be substantially retained and restored. The Planning Board recommends that the Design Review Board (DRB) or Historic Preservation Board (HPB), as applicable, be permitted to waive these minimum retention requirements for contributing buildings. 4. Lot Aggregation Standards. Under Sec. 142- 883(b), development proposed on three (3) lots must contain at least one (1) `contributing' structure. Additionally, the following is required for a 3 lot aggregation: a. At least 33 percent of all existing `contributing' buildings, as measured from the front elevation, shall be substantially retained and restored; b. New construction shall acknowledge the original platting of the assembled parcels through architectural treatment within the building's facade; c. A view corridor though the parcel, open to the sky, shall be required above the second floor of the building. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may waive this view corridor requirement for developments where all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing. d. The width of any new building shall not exceed 85 feet. e. A courtyard or semi - public outdoor area, comprised of at least 500 square feet, shall be required. Private terraces at the ground level may be included within this 500 square feet, provided individual units can be accessed directly from the exterior of the terrace. The Planning Board also recommended that the Design Review Board (DRB) or Historic Preservation Board (HPB), as applicable, be permitted to waive the above noted minimum building retention, view corridor and building width requirements. Additionally, the Planning Board recommended that none of the lot aggregation standards specified under Sec. 142- 883(b) be applicable to workforce or affordable housing. SUMMARY The initial draft of the overlay ordinance presented to the Land Use and Development Committee (LUDC) on January 18, 2017 was the first step in a comprehensive process for creating tangible development regulations for the larger North Beach National Register areas. As indicated previously, and reiterated on multiple occasions, staff believes that through stakeholder input, including the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee, residents, property owners and businesses, these regulations have been continually refined. After the initial discussions at the LUDC, on February 8, 2017, the City Commission authorized the Administration to engage the North Beach Master Planner (Dover -Kohl) in a review and assistance capacity for the conservation overlay district ordinance. Staff engaged Dover -Kohl in this regard, and as part of the evaluation by the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee. Dover -Kohl participated in staff discussions regarding the ordinance, attended meetings of the North Beach Master Plan Steering Committee, and put together a series of drawings and renderings illustrating existing conditions and the impact of the proposed conservation district regulations. As noted previously, with regard to the recommendations of the Planning Board, the Administration agrees with the proposal to remove the maximum developable lot area and maximum developable lot width requirements. In this regard, the limitations on maximum platted lot aggregation would ensure appropriately scaled development. Further, as noted by the Planning Board, 3 lot aggregations could 853 be proposed on sites that may slightly exceed the proposed maximum lot area and width, due to platting or lot acquisition anomalies that have occurred over time. The Administration did have concerns with the remainder of the recommendations of the Planning Board, as noted hereto: • Regarding the proposal to amend Sec. 142- 882(c), allowing the Design Review Board (DRB) or Historic Preservation Board (HPB), as applicable, to waive the minimum retention requirement of 50% of contributing buildings, when additional building height is proposed, the Administration recommends that any such waiver have a definable cap. As proposed, an open ended waiver could result in a very small portion of the existing building being retained, in order to gain additional height. Specifically, it is recommended that any DRB or HPB waiver require that at least 25 percent of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, be substantially retained and restored. Alternatively, since the Tatum Waterway area was placed back into the proposed local historic district boundaries, the height incentives could simply be removed in their entirety, as the historic preservation board would be able to determine which buildings should be retained within local district boundaries, through the certificate of appropriateness process. • The Administration is not in support of the proposal to amend Sec. 142- 882(d), allowing, the DRB or HPB, as applicable, to waive the minimum retention requirements for contributing buildings, in order to retain non - conforming setbacks associated with rooftop and ground level additions to 'contributing' buildings. As proposed, such an open ended waiver could result in only a very small portion of the existing building being retained, in order to maintain existing, non - conforming setbacks for a substantially new building. Additionally, the ordinance, as drafted, has a fairly modest retention requirement of 33 percent of the 'contributing' building, as measured from the front elevation. In this regard, if at least 1/3 of a building cannot be retained, the new building should be required to meet conforming setback requirements. • As it pertains to the proposal to amend the lot aggregation standards under Sec. 142- 883(b), the Administration recommends that the DRB or HPB, as applicable, be permitted to waive the minimum building retention, view corridor and building width requirements for projects consisting solely of workforce or affordable housing. In this regard, exceptions to the lot aggregation requirements have been provided for workforce and affordable housing developments. The lot aggregation standards proposed in Sec. 142- 883(b) are not difficult to comply with. The proposed Conservation District Overlay includes the collective input of the Land Use Committee, the North Beach Steering Committee and the Planning Board. The Administration believes that, on balance, the proposal is fair and meets the intentions outlined in the North Beach Master plan. UPDATE On December 13, 2017, the City Commission approved the subject Ordinance at First Reading, with the following changes: 1. Applicability. All areas designated as a local historic district have been removed from the conservation district overlay. Minor modifications have been made throughout the ordinance, to remove 'historic preservation board', as their review authority would no longer be applicable. 2. Maximum Developable Lot Area and Maximum Developable Lot Width Requirements. As recommended by the Planning Board and the Administration, the 'Maximum Developable Lot Area' and 'Maximum Developable Lot Width' requirements in Sec. 142- 882(a) have been deleted. 854 3. Maximum Height Exceptions. As recommended by the Planning Board and the Administration, the Design Review Board (DRB) would have the ability to waive the minimum retention requirements for contributing buildings in Sec. 142- 882(c). Additionally, any DRB waiver would require that at least 25 percent of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, be substantially retained and restored. 4. Lot Aggregation Standards. As recommended by the Planning Board, the lot aggregation standards in Sec. 142- 883(b) are no longer required for projects consisting solely of workforce or affordable housing. Additionally, the DRB would be permitted to waive these standards related to minimum building retention, view corridor and building width requirements, for all other residential projects. Additionally, at the request of the sponsor, Commissioner John Elizabeth Aleman, the item was referred to the Land Use and Development Committee for further discussion, prior to Second Reading (Item R5R). The January 2018 LUDC meeting was moved to February 7, 2018. Subsequent to First Reading approval of the ordinance, staff met with the item sponsor to further discuss the removal of the local historic districts from the overlay boundaries. Because of inconsistencies created, particularly as it would affect abutting parcels, the Local Historic Districts have been placed back into the overlay. A revised map showing the overall boundaries, including a demarcation of the local historic district boundaries, is attached. For the February 7, 2018 LUDC meeting, the following additional, non- substantive, changes were made to the Ordinance: 1. A simplification of the height regulations, including the height incentive for the retention of 'contributing' buildings, as follows: • A maximum of 30 feet in height for first 30 feet of building depth; • A maximum of 40 feet in height for the remainder of the building depth. • A maximum of 50 feet may be permitted by the DRB or HPB for the remainder of the building depth, for properties that contain at least one (1) `contributing' building that is 50% or more substantially retained and restored. The DRB or HPB may waive the aforementioned requirement for the 50% retention of existing 'contributing' buildings, provided at least 25% of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. 2. Minor, non - substantive changes, to address spelling errors, formatting and clarity. 3. Clarification that the existing lot coverage limitation of 45% in the RM -1 districts is not applicable to properties within the conservation overlay. It was never the intention to have this lot coverage limitation within the overlay, due to proposal to reduce setbacks, and because of the anticipated retention of existing buildings. On February 7, 2018, the Land Use Committee discussed the revisions to the proposed overlay Ordinance, as more specifically noted above. After public input and deliberation, the Committee continued the item to March 14, 2018, and directed the administration to revise the Ordinance in accordance with the public input and discussion. A revised overlay ordinance, modified in a manner consistent with the recommendations discussed at the February 7, 2018 Land Use Committee meeting, was presented to the LUDC on March 14, 2018. 855 The following is a summary of the modifications reviewed by the LUDC on March 14, 2018: 1. Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height for new construction and additions has been revised as follows: • An increase to 32 feet in height for the first 25 feet of building depth; previously the maximum was 30 feet in height for the first 30 feet of building depth. • An increase from 40 feet to 45 feet for the remainder of the building depth. • An increase from 50 feet to 55 feet that may be permitted by the DRB or HPB for the remainder of the lot depth for properties that contain at least one (1) 'contributing' building, which is 50% or more substantially retained and restored. The waiver provision for the DRB and HPB remains, provided at least 25% of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. 2. Building and Lot Standards. The proposed increases in building height were suggested in order to be consistent with existing RM -1 development regulations. In this regard, the RM -1 regulations were amended to address the future raising of adjacent streets and sidewalks. In order for the increase in overall height for new construction to be consistent with these sea level rise and resiliency objectives, additional exterior building and lot standards have been incorporated into the proposed overlay. Specifically, when parking or amenity areas are provided at the ground floor level below the first habitable level (below BFE plus Freeboard), the following shall apply: • A minimum height of 12 feet shall be provided, as measured from base flood elevation plus minimum freeboard to the underside of the first floor slab. The design review board or historic preservation board, as applicable, may waive this height requirement by up to two feet. • All ceiling and sidewall conduits shall be internalized or designed in such a manner as to be part of the architectural language of the building. • Active outdoor spaces that promote walkability, social integration, and safety shall be provided at the ground level. Additionally, language has been added clarifying that there shall be no minimum or maximum yard elevation requirements, or maximum lot coverage requirements, within the North Beach National Register Overlay. 3. Parking Location and Access. The standards and requirements for parking location and access have been modified as follows: • All parking shall be located no higher than the ground floor level; previously `grade' was the standard, which did not allow for slightly elevated ground floors. • A single, one -way driveway curb cut is now allowed per platted lot within a development site. On March 14, 2018 the Land Use Committee recommended that the City Commission adopt the revised ordinance at Second Reading with the following modifications: 1. Allow up to a 5 lot aggregation for Workforce and Affordable Housing developments, provided such developments remain as workforce or affordable housing for at least 50 years. 2. Amend the Lot Aggregation requirements of Sec. 142- 882(a) by removing the term "platted lots" from the aggregation standard. LATEST UPDATE The attached overlay Ordinance has been revised to include the aforementioned modifications 856 recommended by the Land Use Committee. Additionally, a revised column by column summary of the current legislation, as recommended by the Land Use Committee, compared to the existing RM -1 regulations, is attached, for informational purposes. As it pertains to the proposal to remove `platted lots' from the proposed lot aggregation standards, the Administration would like to provide some history and perspective. In this regard, `platted lots' are the original lots of record, and were created when the area was first platted. Over time, some platted lots within the boundaries of the proposed Conservation District Overlay were combined and single buildings, or multiple connected buildings, were developed on multiple, `platted' lots. These developments on multiple, platted lots constitute a single lot' under the current definition of 'lots' in Chapter 114 of the City Code. When the Conservation District regulations were first drafted in January 2017, the Tatum Waterway area was excluded from the boundaries of the North Shore Local Historic District. The term `platted lots' was used in the initial draft of the proposed overlay to ensure that new development was consistent with what was identified as the successful, low scale building context within the area, consisting primarily of single platted lots and 2 platted lots. This direction was also consistent with the recommendations of the North Beach Master Plan. Absent the term `platted lots', under the current definition of 'lots' in the City Code, an existing lot' consisting of multiple `platted lots', would be considered a single lot of record for purposes of aggregation. For example, if an existing property with a single building located on 4 platted lots (`Lot' 1) was combined with an abutting property that has a building on 3 platted lots ('Lot'2), the aggregation of these `lots' (Lot 1 and Lot 2) would be permissible, even though the resulting aggregation would consist of 7 platted lots. Attached are maps of the Normandy Isle and North Shore overlay areas, which show the various aggregations of platted lots that have occurred over time; these attachments illustrate the combination of original platted lots in red and green. Subsequent to the March 14, 2018 Land Use Committee meeting, staff reviewed the lot aggregation requirements and standards proposed in Sec. 142 -882 and 142 -883 of the proposed overlay with the Chair of the LUDC and sponsor of the item. Pursuant to this discussion, it was requested that the term `platted' be reintroduced, and that additional flexibility be provided for the aggregation of multiple 'platted' lots including revised lot aggregation guidelines pertaining to the retention of contributing buildings, building width and separation standards based on lot width and required view corridors for waterfront lots. After careful review of the attached maps depicting current lot aggregations within the Normandy Isle and North Shore overlay areas, it was concluded that having a cap on the number of platted lots, as well as a limit on the overall developable width of a site, makes sense. To this end, a cap of up to four (4) platted lots is recommended, subject to HPB /DRB approval and revised lot aggregation standards, to ensure that oversized and over scaled new construction does not result. The following is a summary of the changes being recommended for Second Reading: • Reincorporating the term `platted' for lot aggregation purposes; • Reincorporating a maximum developable lot width limitation; • Placing a cap on the number of platted lots that can be aggregated into a single site at four (4) platted lots, subject to DRB or HPB approval; • Allowing existing lots consisting of more than two platted lots to be retained provided all existing buildings on the lot are retained. 857 • Allowing variance requests from maximum lot aggregation requirements for existing lots where all structures are proposed to be retained. • Updating the Lot Aggregation Guidelines proposed in Sec. 142 -883 of the overlay as follows: 1. New construction shall acknowledge the original platting of the assembled parcels through separation of buildings and appropriate architectural treatment within the building's facade. 2. For development sites consisting of two platted lots or less, the width of any new building shall not exceed 85 feet. 3. For development sites consisting of three or four platted lots, the first 50 feet of building depth shall require a minimum separation of ten (10') feet for every 85 feet of building width within a single site. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may waive these building width and separation requirements. 4. For waterfront developments greater than two lots in width, a view corridor through the parcel, open to the sky, shall be required above the second floor of the building. The location and dimensions of such view corridor shall be subject to the Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable. The original draft of the lot aggregation requirements, utilizing the standard of 'platted' lots, was intended to ensure that the built context of the conservation overlay was re- enforced, particularly as it pertains to new construction. Some of the recommended conditions detailed above have been modified over the 15 month review of this item, and would allow for more lot aggregation flexibility, while meeting the spirit and intent of the overlay. The Administration believes a careful balance with the built context and new development can be achieved with the additional mitigation measures noted above, and in the conclusion below. CONCLUSION In view of the foregoing analysis, the Administration recommends that the City Commission adopt the subject Ordinance. Additionally, the Administration recommends that the City Commission include the following amendments to Sec. 142 -882 and Sec. 142 -883, for inclusion in the adopted Ordinance: Sec. 142 -882. Development regulations and area requirements. The following overlay regulations shall apply to the North Beach National Register Overlay. All development regulations in the underlying RM -1 regulations shall apply, except as follows: (a) There shall be no lot coverage limitation for properties zoned RM -1 within the North Beach National Register Overlay district. The lot area, lot width, and lot aggregation requirements for properties zoned RM -1 within the North Beach National Register Overlay district are as follows: Minimum Minimum Maximum Maximum Maximum Developable Developable D evelepable LotAr a Developable Developable Lot Area Lot Width Lot Width Aggregation (Square Feet) (Feet) (S- quar-e-Feet) (Feet) (Platted Lots) 5,000 SF 50 feet 000 -S-F- -459 200 feet Subject to Sec. D- evelepmenta Developments 142-883 858 where all residential units V-V �.f I lJ1J�4{,�7i workforce or affordable have-no maximum let area restrietien: where all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing shall have no maximum lot width restriction. 859 two (2) lot maximum aggregation three-(3)-lot maximum up to four (4) lots may be aggregated, if permitted by the historic preservation or design review board, as applicable, and if there is at i ast ene Trentributingl building-en-the aggregated site and all `contributing' buildings on the aggregated site are substantially retained and restored in accordance with Sec. 142-883; five (5) lot maximum lot aggregation may be permitted if all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing for a period of no less than 50 years. Existing lots consisting of more than 2 platted Tots may be retained, provided all existing buildings on the lot are retained. There shall be no variances from these maximum lot aggregation restrictions, except for existing lots where all structures are proposed to be retained. d evelepments where all residential units consist of wefkforee -or affordable housing Sec. 142 -883. Lot Aggregation Guidelines. Where a development is aro•osed on two 2 or more lots new construction shall com•I with the followin asscmel facade. ent --is -p opesed -on, hree -(3) -lets; there- shall -bc at least- ene -(-1 `ee; t,,;;ati,=,g- strueturc. Additie; rallyA, he-foll red: a. At least 33 percent of all existing 'contributing' buildings, as measured from the front elevation shall be substantially retained and restored. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may waive this building retention requirement, provided at least 25 percent of all existing `contributing' buildings on site as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. b. New construction shall acknowledge the original platting of the assembled parcels through separation of buildings and appropriate architectural treatment within the building's facade. c. For development sites consisting of 2 platted Lots or less, the width of any new building shall not exceed 85 feet. d. For development sites consisting of 3 or 4 platted lots, the first 50 feet of building depth shall require a minimum separation of ten (10') feet for every 85 feet of building width within a single site. The Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may waive these building width and separation requirements. e. For waterfront developments greater than 2 lots in width, a A- view corridor through the parcel, open to the sky, shall be required above the so d feor of thebuilding. The location and dimensions of such view corridor shall be subject to the Design Review or Historic Preservation Board, as applicable, may . ' quirernent. f. A courtyard or semi - public outdoor area, comprised of at least 500 square feet, shall be required. Private terraces at the ground level may be included within this 500 square feet, provided individual units can be accessed directly from the exterior of the terrace. The aforementioned requirements listed in Sec. 142 -883 shall not be applicable to any development where all residential units consist of workforce or affordable housing. 860 Legislative Tracking Planning Sponsor Commissioner John Elizabeth Aleman ATTACHMENTS: Description o MAP `NCD and LHD o Normandy Isies Platted Lots MAP n North Shore - Platted Lots MAP o RM-1 and NOD Comparison CHART n Ordinance 861 d Neighborhood Conservation District oundaries,of Natoli or 87TH TER -T-H -ST -- — Ic II ii,`r 1IIII I 'IIj!ii 1 STILLWRTER t)R_r 85TH ST � ' 1 I --r ice, 1111111i1 —84TH ST HHI 1' B I I ST ` I1 ,1 ' -86T 85T w _ A r 2Nd ISTT— _ 1 lily �',II. ! 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Lois P rcels .111 Planed Lot, < , &BISCAYNE RQINT RIJ Z w z 0 iu' y,, 85TH ST 86TH ST 84TH ST North Shore Parcels Over 2 Platted Lots 83RD ST z it 2ND ST 82ND a TER N BISC?NNE POINT -RD 80TH ST 79TH ST 11 ,78,TH ST 77THrST • W 74TH ST -40 M n, z c' Z.:s 250 500 1,000 Feet 11 1 1 I e 8b4 Existing RM1 Zoning Regulations and Proposed NCD Regulations LOT COVERAGE 145% SETBACKS !FRONT 20' -0" < 65 Width - 7.5 feet ANTERIOR 1> 65 Width - 10 feet / !SIDE or 8% of lot width (whichever is greater) !SIDE IFACING A !STREET SUM OF THE SIDES < 65 Width - 7.5 feet I> 65 Width - 10 feet / or 8% of lot width (whichever is greater) 16% of lot width REAR 10% of lot depth NON - CONFORMING SETBACK STANDARDS N/A NA 'North Shore - 10' -0" Biscayne Beach - 10' -0" Normandy Isle and Normandy Shores - 20' -0" Waterfront - 25' -0" North Shore, Biscayne Beach, Normandy Isle and Normandy Shores Non-Waterfront: s •Lot width of 60 feet or less - 5 feet !•Lot width of 61 feet or greater - 7.5 feet, or 8% of lot width I Waterfront: •7.5 feet, or 8% of lot width, whichever is greater !.One (1) interior side shall be 10 feet -or- 10% of lot width 'Five (5) feet NA North Shore •Non - waterfront Tots — 5 feet •Waterfront lots — 10% of lot depth Biscayne Beach • 10 % of lot depth Normandy Isle and Normandy Shores •Non - waterfront Tots — 5 feet •Waterfront -10% of lot depth, maximum 20 feet Existing `Contributing' Buildings •Rooftop additions may follow existing interior side and /or rear setbacks • New ground level additions may follow any existing interior side and /or rear setback, provided at least 33 % of building issubstantially retained and restored 865 Existin• RM1 Zonin• Re • ulations and Pro•osed NCD Re • ulations MAXIMUM :LOT AGGREGATION ;Two (2) contiguous lots* *The two (2) lot aggregation may be exceeded if the `development site was combined with a unity of title ;prior to June of 2017 Two (2) platted lots !Three (3) platted lot Exceptions: ;•Where a development site contains at least one (1) 'contributing' structure !Five (5) lot Exceptions: •Projects consisting solely of affordable and /or workforce housing '• 32 feet for the first 25 feet of building depth i• 45 feet for the remainder of the building depth •50' -0" = • 55 feet may be permitted by DRB or HPB for the remainder of the • 55'-0' For properties outside! lot ,depth for properties that contain at least one (1) 'contributing' MAXIMUM HEIGHT a local historic district with a , „ground level consisting of Ibuilding that is 50% or more substantially retained and restored a ;non habitable parking and /or INOTE: The DRB or HPB may waive the aforementioned requirement kamenit use for the 50% retention of existing 'contributing' buildings, provided at y least 25% of all existing 'contributing' buildings on site, as measured from the front elevation, are substantially retained and restored. UNIT SIZE MINIMUM UNIT SIZE • New construction: 550 •Rehabilitated buildings: 400 • WF /AH: 400 MINIMUM UNIT SIZE • New construction - 400 •`Contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored - 300 •Additions to 'contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored - 300 • WF /AH - 400 AVERAGE UNIT SIZE AVERAGE UNIT SIZE • New construction: 800 •New construction - 500 • Rehabilitated buildings: 500 •`Contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and •WF /AH: 400 restored - 400 •Additions to `contributing' buildings which are substantially retained and restored - 400 •WF /AH - 400 866 Existing RM1 Zoning Regulations and Proposed NCD Regulations ;Lots 65 feet in width or less: `• No Parking Requirement Lots wider than 65 feet: PARKING I•Units between 550 and 11,600 SF - 1 (one) space p ;unit 1•Units 1,600 SF or greater - (two) spaces per unit 'Note: DRB or HPB can waive parking requirements i 3 DEMOLITION PROCEDURES ROOF -TOP ADDITIONS ELEVATOR AND STAIRWELL BULKHEAD HEIGHT SHADE STRUCTURE HEIGHT EXCEPTION DESIGN AND RESILIENCY STANDARDS SPECIFIC TO NB NCD ADDITIONAL PARKING DESIGN STANDARDS SPECIFIC TO NB NCD !Lots 65 feet in width or less: • No Parking Requirement `Lots wider than 65 feet: •No Parking Requirement for development sites with six (6) units or ;less and for 'Contributing' buildings that are substantially retained, er ;preserved and restored }• One (1) space per unit (regardless of unit size) for developments 2with seven (7) or more units. Subject to HPB approval in 1Local Historic Districts • No standards or procedures loutside of Local Historic Districts Subject to HPB or DRB approval Subject to HPB or DRB approval Subject to HPB or DRB approval, not to exceed 25' Not required, but still subject to applicable Sea Level Rise Criteria No demolition of 'contributing' buildings for surface parking lots •Outside of Local Historic Districts new requirements for replacement! structure approval and permitting prior to demolition of 'contributing' building I. Subject to HPB approval in Local Historic Districts ?• Outside of Local Historic Districts may be reviewed by staff, subject to compliance with specified criteria (Required to meet, unless waived by DRB or HPB Maximum 10' and subject to DRB or HPB approval As specified in ordinance Not required As specified in ordinance 867