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HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
AFTER ACTION REPORT
FOR MEETING HELD ON
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
I. REVISIONS TO PREVIOUSLY APPROVED PLANS
1. Previously Continued
a. HPB File No. 7249, 2901 Collins Avenue – The Seville Beach Hotel.
The applicant, Seville Acquisition, LLC, is requesting revisions to a
previously issued Certificate of Appropriateness for the partial demolition,
renovation, and restoration of an existing twelve (12) story hotel, a three
(3) story roof top addition to the existing hotel, the demolition of the
existing cabanas, as well as the construction of a new 16-story ground
level addition on the north side of the site and 5-story ground level
addition on the south side of the site. Specifically, the applicant is
requesting modifications to the previously approved demolition plans as
well a Certificate of Appropriateness for the interior design of the hotel’s
public interior spaces as well as for a landscape plan for the entire site.
[Note: application approved on 9-13-11 with the exception of the
Lobby.]
APPROVED; with the exception of lobby dividers, which was Continued to 12-13-11
2. New Applications
a. HPB File No. 4876, 81 Washington Avenue. The applicant, 1111
Gluttoy Box Co., LLC., is requesting a modification to a previously issued
Certificate of Appropriateness for the partial demolition, renovation and
restoration of the existing 3-story structure, including the construction of a
partial roof-top addition, and new outdoor garden, to replace the existing
parking lot. Specifically, the applicant is requesting to modify a condition
of the Final Order limiting the number of seats for the restaurant.
APPROVED
b. HPB File No. 3858, 1685 James Avenue & 1690 Collins Avenue –
Gale Hotel. The applicant, SU Gale Properties, LLC., is requesting
revisions to a previously issued Certificate of Appropriateness for the
Certificate of Appropriateness for the partial demolition, renovation and
restoration of an existing 2-story building and an existing 3-story building,
including the construction of a new roof-top addition and new roof-top
pool and pool decks on each of the existing buildings. Specifically the
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applicant is requesting more extensive demolition than previously
approved, along with partial reconstruction.
APPROVED
c. HPB File No. 5015, 3201-3315 Collins Avenue – Saxony Hotel &
Condominium. The applicants, 3201 Hotel LLC., and Tower 3315 LLC.,
are requesting revisions to a previously issued Certificate of
Appropriateness for the substantial rehabilitation, renovation, restoration
and partial demolition of the existing fifteen (15) story Saxony Hotel,
along with the construction of a new nineteen (19) story multifamily
building. Specifically, the applicant is requesting approval for the
substantial re-design of the new multifamily building, as well as for
substantial modifications to the interior and exterior design of the existing
Saxony Hotel, including modifications to the site plan and landscape
plan.
APPROVED
II. REQUESTS FOR CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS
1. Previously Continued applications
a. HPB File No. 7253, 1677 Collins Avenue – The National Hotel. The
applicant, New National LLC., is requesting a Certificate of
Appropriateness for the partial demolition, renovation and restoration of
the existing hotel, including design modifications to the historic public
interiors, and exteriors, the construction of a new entrance canopy, a new
canopy at the rear terrace, the installation of an ‘Airstream’ trailer with a
kitchen at the rear of the property, the construction of a new single story
building at the pool deck, modifications to the lower roof decks in order to
activate their use, and a new landscape plan and site features. [Note:
application approved on 9-13-11 with the exception of the Lobby
Lounge and Dining room.]
APPROVED
2. New Projects
a. HPB File No. 7269, Lake Pancoast Area Right-of-Way Improvements.
The area is generally bound by Lake Pancoast and the Indian Creek
waterway on the east, Collins Canal on the south, and Pine Tree Drive
on the west and north. The applicant, the City of Miami Beach, is
requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness for right-of-way
improvements, including parking, landscaping, paving, grading and
drainage.
APPROVED
b. HPB File No. 7272, Dade Boulevard from the Venetian Causeway to 23rd
Street, and 21st Street from Washington Avenue to the Beach Walk -
Dade Boulevard Bike Path. The applicant, the City of Miami Beach, is
requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness for the construction of a
shared bicycle and pedestrian path located adjacent to the Collins Canal
along Dade Boulevard and along 21st Street and Washington Court.
APPROVED; with the exception of the landscape plan and barricade walls, which were
continued to 12-13-11
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c. HPB File No. 7274, 4210 Collins Avenue – Hotel La Petite Muse. The
applicant, Hotel La Petite Muse, LLC., is requesting a Certificate of
Appropriateness for the partial demolition, renovation and restoration of
an existing 3-story building, including the construction of a new roof-top
addition.
APPROVED
d. HPB File No. 7271, 234 Washington Avenue – 234 Washington
Townhomes. The applicant, Luis Reznick, is requesting a Certificate of
Appropriateness for the partial demolition, renovation and restoration of
an existing single story bungalow, a 3-story ground level addition to the
existing building, and the construction of a new 4-story multifamily
building at the rear of the site.
CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 8, 2011
e. HPB File No. 7268, 1220 Ocean Drive - Tides Hotel. The applicant, CG
Tides, LLC., is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness for the partial
demolition, renovation and restoration of the existing hotel, including the
construction of a series of canopies on the hotel’s front terrace, the
construction of a new stairwell between the lobby and pool deck, and the
construction of a new canopy at the pool deck level.
APPROVED
f. HPB File No. 7265, 4385 Collins Avenue – SOHO Beach House. The
applicant, Ryder Properties, LLC., is requesting an after-the-fact
Certificate of Appropriateness for the installation of various structures
throughout the site, including the construction of a new outdoor pergola,
additional site fencing, and the installation of folding doors at the ground
level pool storage area.
APPROVED
III. REQUESTS FOR PRELIMINARY EVALUATIONS
1. HPB File No. 7270, 619 Meridian Avenue – Serena Condominium. The
applicant REA 619 LLC., is requesting a preliminary evaluation for the
construction of two (2) new 3-story multifamily buildings, which will require a
modification to a previously issued After-the-Fact Certificate of Appropriateness
for the total demolition of the prior 2-story structure on site.
ITEM WIITHDRAWN BY APPLICANT
IV. DISCUSSION ITEMS
1. Discussion: Demolition Criteria for Contributing & Non-Contributing Structures.
CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 8, 2011
V. NEW BUSINESS
VI. UPDATE ON RECENT DECISIONS OF THE SPECIAL MASTER & CITY ATTORNEY
UPDATES
VII. NEXT MEETING DATE REMINDER:
Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 9:00 am
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