07-22-2021 Regular Workshop Agenda The C'ty of City Commission
Aventura Workshop Meeting
-- July 22, 2021
Following 9:00 a.m. Special Commission Meeting
Aventura Government Center
Commission Chamber
19200 W. Country Club Drive, Aventura, FL 33180
AGENDA
1. Call to Order/Roll Call
2. Discussion: Electrical Vehicle Transportation — Freebee (City Manager)
3. Discussion: Miami-Dade County Ordinance Amending Chapter 33C of the Miami-Dade
County Code Expanding the Rapid Transit Zone in Incorporated and Unincorporated
Areas (City Manager)*
Future Action Required. Resolution
4. Review: Recommendation to Appoint Members and Alternates to the 2021-2022 Youth
Advisory Board (City Manager)*
Future Action Required. Resolution
5. Discussion: Covid-19 Vaccine Outreach (Vice Mayor Dr. Marks)*
6. Discussion: Request to Change November 18t" Workshop Meeting Date to November
10t" (Vice Mayor Dr. Marks)
7. Discussion: Community Services Advisory Board (Vice Mayor Dr. Marks)*
8. Adjournment
* Back-up Information Exists
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CITY OF "ENTURA
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Commission
FROM: Ronald J. Wasson City Manager
er
DATE: July 16, 2021
SUBJECT: Miami-Dade County Ordinance Amending Chapter 33C of the Miami-
Dade County Code Expanding the Rapid Transit Zone in Incorporated
and Unincorporated Areas (City Manager)
July 22, 2021 City Commission Workshop Agenda Item 3
Attached is a draft Ordinance from Miami-Dade County Amending Chapter 33C of the
Miami-Dade County Code providing for expansion of the Rapid Transit Zone to include
all Metrorail Corridors thereby creating a new subzone, named the SMART Corridor
Subzone. This will provide default development standards for all new lands being included
within the RTZ District in this Ordinance and in any future expansions of the Rapid Transit
Zone providing a default procedure to consider applications for development in the RTZ
district.
The new SMART Corridor Subzone application procedures recognize that the County's
rapid transit system is a regional asset that benefits all residents and visitors throughout
Miami-Dade County calling for the County, as the central metropolitan government, to
maintain greater regulatory control over development.
I have placed this item on the Workshop Agenda for the Commission's review and
discussion as this proposed ordinance, if enacted, would have a detrimental effect on the
city, strip away local control of development and would change the character of Aventura
forever.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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Attachment
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In practice — Aventura
The corridor within Aventura is approximately 2.8 miles long.
Proposed Ordinance allows 60 DU/acre within % mile of FEC Railroad Tracks
• 2.8 miles X .25 miles= 0.7 square miles
• 0.7 square miles X 640 acres/mile = 448 acres
• 448 acres—25% for roadways, parks, infrastructure, waterways, etc. = 336 acres*
• 336 acres X 60 DUs/acre = 20,160 dwelling units
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Proposed Ordinance allows 36 DU/Acre between % and % mile of FEX Railroad Tracks
• 2.8 miles X .25 miles= 0.7 square miles
• 0.7 square miles X 640 acres/mile = 448 acres
• 448 acres—25% for roadways, parks, infrastructure, waterways and lakes, etc. = 336
acres
• 336 acres X 36 DUs/acre = 12,096 dwelling units
Dwelling Units— Impact within Corridor
• 20,160 Dwelling Units + 12,096 Dwelling Units = 32,256 New Dwelling Units
• Current Estimate— 12% of 18,035 existing units are in the corridor = 18,035*0.12= 2,164
units
• Increase in dwelling units from 2,164 to 32,256 (net of 30,092) = 1,390% increase
Dwelling Units in Remainder of City
• 88% of 18,035 existing units outside of RTAC = 15,871 units
• Assuming an overall 10% increase in non-RTAC units as redevelopment occurs
• 15,871 X 1.10 = 17,458 units
Dwelling Units— Impact City-wide
• 32,256 New Dwelling Units in the RTAC + 17,458 in remainder= 49,714 Total Units
• Increase in Dwelling Units from 18,035 to 49,714 = 31,679 DU increase (176% increase)
Population
Persons per household (pph) = 2.07
Current population estimate: 37,264
Increase in population from a 31,679 DU increase X 2.07 pph = 65,455 persons
Future population is existing 37,264+ new 65,455 = 102,719 persons
An increase to 102,719 population would be a 276% increase
*Assumes Aventura Mall, Aventura Hospital and all other currently non-residential parcels
redevelop as 100% residential developments and that Point East and all other currently
residential parcels redevelop to 100% of county proposed density
Approved Mayor Agenda Item No.
Veto
Override
ORDINANCE NO.
ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE FIXED-GUIDEWAY RAPID
TRANSIT SYSTEM-DEVELOPMENT ZONE IN THE
INCORPORATED AND UNINCORPORATED AREAS;
AMENDING CHAPTER 33C OF THE CODE OF MIAMI-DADE
COUNTY, FLORIDA (CODE); PROVIDING FOR EXPANSION
OF THE RAPID TRANSIT ZONE TO INCLUDE ALL EXISTING
METRORAIL CORRIDORS,THE EXISTING PALMETTO AND
DOLPHIN METRORAIL STATIONS, THE MIAMI
INTERMODAL CENTER, THE SOUTH DADE BUSWAY, ALL
PLANNED SMART PLAN CORRIDORS, AND CERTAIN
PROPERTIES ADJACENT OR NEARBY THERETO;
CREATING THE SMART CORRIDOR SUBZONE OF THE RTZ
DISTRICT; PROVIDING USES, REGULATORY
FRAMEWORK, SITE PLAN REVIEW STANDARDS, AND
PROCEDURES FOR ZONING APPROVAL IN THE SMART
CORRIDOR SUBZONE; AMENDING PROCEDURES FOR
OTHER SUBZONES AND NON-METRORAIL
DEVELOPMENT AREAS BASED ON SMART CORRIDOR
SUBZONE PROCEDURES; AMENDING SECTION 33-314;
PROVIDING FOR COUNTY COMMISSION JURISDICTION
OVER SMART CORRIDOR SUBZONE APPLICATIONS;
PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, INCLUSION IN THE CODE,
AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE
WHEREAS, the Rapid Transit Zone and the RTZ zoning district over which the County
exercises regulatory and other jurisdiction pursuant to chapter 33C should be amended to include
all existing Metrorail corridors not already defined in chapter 33C, the existing Palmetto and
Dolphin Stations, the Miami Intermodal Center, the South Dade Busway, the SMART Plan
corridors, and certain County-owned properties adjacent or nearby thereto; and
WHEREAS,this Board also wishes to create a new subzone,named the SMART Corridor
Subzone, to provide default development standards for all new lands being included within the
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RTZ District in this ordinance and in any future expansions of the Rapid Transit Zone and to
provide a default procedure to consider applications for development in the RTZ district; and
WHEREAS,the new SMART Corridor Subzone application procedures recognize that the
County's rapid transit system is a regional asset that benefits all residents and visitors throughout
Miami-Dade County and therefore calls for the County, as the central metropolitan government,
to maintain greater regulatory control over development
WHEREAS, to provide for certainty and consistency for all development applications
within the RTZ district,the procedures for all existing subzones are also being amended to instead
use the new SMART Corridor Subzone applications procedures,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY,FLORIDA:
Section 1. Chapter 33C of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida is hereby
amended as follows:i
Chapter 33C—RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM—
DEVELOPMENT ZONE
Sec. 33C-2. Rapid Transit Zone: definitions; designation of
lands included; County jurisdiction; municipal services;
occupational license taxes >>; municipal impact fees«,
(A) Definitions. Terms used throughout this article shall take
their commonly accepted meaning unless otherwise defined
in Chapters >>18A<< [[44—A]], 28, or 33. Terms requiring
interpretation specific to this article are as follows:
1 Words stricken through and/or [[double bracketed]] shall be deleted. Words underscored
and/or>>double arrowed<< constitute the amendment proposed. Remaining provisions are now
in effect and remain unchanged.
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>> 14 Workforce housing unit or WHU shall be as defined
in section 33-193.6.<<
(B) Designation of lands included in the Rapid Transit Zone.
(1) The Board of County Commissioners hereby
designates as, and includes within,the Rapid Transit
Zone all land areas (including surface, subsurface,
and appurtenant airspace) shown on the following
exhibits bearing the following effective dates,
certified by the Clerk of the Board as a portion of this
chapter, incorporated herein by reference, and
transmitted to the custody of the Department: Exhibit
1, July 31, 1998; Exhibits 2 through 9 and Exhibits
11 through 16, July 13, 1979; Exhibit 10, May 26,
1983; Exhibit 17, February 13, 2014; Exhibit 18,
February 1, 2020; Exhibit 19, February 1, 2020;
Exhibit 20, December 27, 2019; Exhibit 21,June 12,
2020; [[ ]] Exhibits 22(A) and 22(B), »April
30<< [[" ]], 2021»; and Exhibits
[insert effective date of this ordinance]<<.
(C) Jurisdiction of County. For lands included within the Rapid
Transit Zone pursuant to subsection (B) above,jurisdiction
over the following, all of which relate to the uses expressly
authorized in this chapter, shall be and is hereby vested in
Miami-Dade County regardless of any municipal code,
charter, or ordinance provisions to the contrary>>, except as
specifically_provided in this chapter«.
(1) Regulatory decisions, including, but not limited to:
comprehensive planning; district boundary changes,
special exceptions,variances,unusual uses, site plan
approvals, and other zoning approvals; historic
preservation; compliance with environmental
regulations; issuance of building permits; building
inspections; construction-related fire permits and
inspections, but not fire suppression or fire rescue
services or annual inspections for fire safety;
compliance with the Florida Building Code and the
Florida Fire Prevention Code;issuance of certificates
of occupancy; building or zoning moratoria;
subdivision approvals; and all other types of
planning, zoning, subdivision, or building functions
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or other functions typically performed by
departments, boards, or other entities that review or
issue development permits or development orders.
(2) Water and sewer installations.
(3) Street maintenance (including sidewalks and bicycle
paths where applicable).
(4) Utility regulation.
»(F) Reservation of municipal impact fees. The uses provided in
this chapter shall, where established within a municipality,
be subject to payment of impact fees established by
municipal ordinance and collected by a municipality for such
uses, to the extent such municipal impact fees are not
duplicative of impact fees collected by Miami-Dade
Coun .<<
Sec. 33C-3. Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) District>>: land
development regulations; SMART Corridor Subzone; review
and approval procedures«,
(A) Zoning Designation. All lands subject to this chapter shall
be assigned to the zoning district named"Rapid Transit Zone
(RTZ)District"and,if applicable,to the appropriate subzone
identified in this chapter.
(B) Uses. No land, body of water, or structure shall be used or
permitted to be used, and no structure shall be hereafter
erected, constructed, reconstructed, moved, structurally
altered, or maintained for any purpose in the Rapid Transit
Zone (RTZ) District, except as provided in this chapter.
»(C) SMART Corridor Subzone; additional permitted uses and
development standards. Except where (i) assigned to a
specific subzone in this chapter, (ii)included within an urban
center or urban area district pursuant to chapter 33, or
(iii)provided for otherwise in this chapter, all lands within
the RTZ District and outside of the RTCSAs and RTCBPA
shall be assigned to the SMART Corridor Subzone and shall
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be governed by the development standards set forth in this
subsection and the procedures set forth in subsection (E).
Applicability to municipalities.
O Except as provided in this section and section
33C-5, and notwithstanding section 33C-2
regarding County jurisdiction, for properties
within the SMART Corridor Subzone that are
located within a municipalstti the applicable
municipality may continue to exercise
jurisdiction over re ug latory decisions, water
and sewer installations, street maintenance,
and utility regulation to the extent it
otherwise exercises jurisdiction over those
functions.
Where the applicable portion of the SMART
Corridor Subzone is located within a
municipality, the provisions of this section
shall be a minimum standard.
Lc) A municipality matey, ordinance, adopt:
its own development standards,
provided that such standards require
at least as much density of residential
development and intensity of non-
residential development as is
provided herein, and
ii its own procedures for review and
approval of zoning applications,
subject to the minimum requirements
set forth in subsection (E).
A municipality that adopts an ordinance
adoptingdevelopment evelopment standards,procedures,
or both shall submit such ordinance to the
County Mayor or County Mayor's designee
within 30 days of adoption.
U A municipality that does not adopt its own
standards or procedures shall be responsible
for administering and enforcing the
provisions of this section within the SMART
Corridor Subzone.
Additional permitted uses. The following categories
of additional uses shall be permitted in the SMART
Corridor Subzone, either alone or in horizontal or
vertical mixed-use developments, as defined in 33-1.
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Except where otherwise specified herein, uses shall
be as defined in section 33-284.83(B).
(a) Accommodation uses.
General retail/personal service
establishments.
Lc) Professional business offices.
Residential uses, including_group residential
homes subject to requirements for the MC
category.
U Entertainment uses, except adult
entertainment.
(f) Food/beverage establishments.
(g) Rental car facilities.
Commercial parking_garages and surface
parking lots.
o Institutional uses, including civic uses,
colleges and universities, child-care
facilities, religious facilities, and schools (K-
12).
Health care services, except hospitals.
Public parks and open spaces.
Industrial uses as permitted in section 33-
259, subject to the following requirements:
Q Prior to being added to the RTZ
District, the property on which an
industrial use is proposed was
designated on the land use plan or
zoned for industrial uses, and
ii The proposed industrial use is mixed
with one or more other allowed uses,
either in vertical or horizontal mixed-
use developments.
m Other similar uses, as determined by the
Director.
Workforce housing requirement. All residential or
mixed-use developments with more than 4
residential units shall provide a minimum of 12.5
percent of their units as workforce housing units on
the site of the proposed development.
Density and building height. The CDMP provides
different policies for development density and
intensity for different areas within the SMART
Corridor Subzone. In accordance with those
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policies, the maximum density and building height
allowed shall be as set forth in the following tables:
(a) For properties located within the radius of an
urban center as designated on the CDMP
Land Use Plan map:
Q The followingta ble applies:
CDMP Urban Maximum Allowed Maximum Allowed
Center Density (Units per Height(Stories)
Designation Acre
Communi 125 15
Metropolitan 250 25
Re Tonal 500 Note 1
Note 1: Maximum allowed height determined by Miami-Dade Aviation
MDAD
ii Floor area ratio is not limited.
For properties located within a Rapid Transit
Activity Corridor but outside the radius of a
designated urban center:
The following table sets forth the
range of densities and heights that
may be permitted pursuant to the
CDMP, depending on a property's
location:
Mixed-Use Maximum Maximum
Developments Located Allowed Floor Area Allowed
Densi (Units Ratio Range Hecht
Within: per Acre) (Stories
One-quarter mile of 60 Up to 2.0 6
RTAC — —
Between one-quarter
mile and one-half mile 36 Up to 1.5 6
of RTAC
Between one-half mile 18 Up to 1.25 6
and one mile of RTAC — —
ii Additional density, floor area ratio,
and height may be available in
accordance with the applicable
CDMP Land Use Plan map
designation. In that event, maximum
height shall be as set forth in section
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33-493(2) for the Mixed-Use
Corridor District(MCD).
Building Placement Standards and General
Requirements.
U The building placement standards and
general requirements applicable to the MCD,
as set forth in section 33-493(3) and(4), shall
o
In addition, all proposed developments shall
provide connections via bridges, paths,
sidewalks, or a combination of such features
to adjacent or nearby rapid transit stations or
systems.
Greater density or intensity recognized.
Notwithstanding an.. other to the contrary,
where the applicable County or municipal
comprehensive plan or land use plan map
designation would permit greater allowances for
density, height, floor area ratio, or combination
thereof than is provided in this chapter, the subject
grope . may be developed in accordance with such
greater allowances.
Sims. Signs shall be in accordance with section 33-
284.87.
Review and approval proceduress or development in SMART
Corridor Subzone in unincorporated area. Except as
provided in section 33C-5, and notwithstanding any other
provisions in this chapter or chapter 33 to the contrary, all
proposed development within the SMART Corridor
Subzone shall be reviewed in accordance with the following
procedures:
Initial Review. The first step shall be the filing of an
application for a special exception fora general
development plan, in accordance with the following_
(a) Pre-application Conference. The applicant
shall participate in at least one pre-
application conference coordinated by the
Department, including representatives of the
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departments and agencies identified in
section 33-303.1(A)(1)to (9).
021 Following the pre-application conference,
civic uses that are governmental facilities as
defined in section 33-303(b)(1), may be
approved in accordance with the procedures
for approval of governmental facilities set
forth in section 33-303.
(c) Application for public hearing. Following the
pre-application conference, a request to
approve additional permitted uses
enumerated in subsection (C)(1) above,
except civic uses to the extent provided
above, shall be made by filing an application
with the Department in accordance with
section 33-304. Said application shall be
considered a special exception fora general
development plan to be considered and acted
upon directly by the Board of County
Commissioners pursuant to the development
regulations established in this section and
section 33-314. Applications shall be subject
to the procedures set forth in chapter 33,
article XXXVI.
Required exhibits. The following exhibits
shall be submitted with the application:
Written exhibits: a narrative
describing the properties to be
included within the site plan, vision
statement, consistency with the intent
and purpose of these regulations,
statement of conformance with the
these regulations, overall size and
location, relevance to the region,
connection to the surroundingurban
rban
context and rapid transit system,
economic impact on the local
economy, and any additional
information necessary to explain the
development.
ii Graphic exhibit(s): a plan depicting
the property(ies)to be included in the
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subzone, the roadway network
surrounding the property(ies), the
pedestrian connections to the rapid
transit system, size and folio of each
subject property, and any additional
information specified at the pre-
application conference to evaluate the
character and impact of the proposed
development.
Final Review - Administrative Site Plan Review.
Final review for all or a portion of the development
within the SMART Corridor Subzone shall be
considered administratively by the Department
through an application for administrative site plan
review "ASPR") in accordance with section 33-
284.88, except that the required dimensioned site
plans shall include the following additional
information:
La) Floor Area Ratio.
Total square footage for each use by type, as
applicable i.e. residential uses, office uses).
(c) Total number of residential units, including
identifying the number of affordable or
workforce housing units where applicable.
Existing and proposed fences, walls,
architectural accents, or street furniture, if
applicable.
(e) Vehicular and pedestrian circulation systems,
including connection(s) to existing or
proposed roadway and sidewalk system and
connections via bridges, paths, sidewalks, or
a combination thereof to adjacent or nearby
rapid transit stations or systems.
(f) Total number of parking spaces required and
provided.
(g) Location of space for storage and collection
of solid waste and recyclable material.
Proposed grades, if significantly altered.
Q Sketches of design elements to be used for
buffering surrounding uses, if applicable.
Development phase lines.
For floor plans and elevations, provide
isometrics or perspectives. For residential
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uses, provide floor plans and elevations for
typical units.
The Director may waive any of the required
items required because of the nature or timing
of the development or because the
information cannot reasonably_ be furnished
at the time of review.
Modifications to an approved general development
plan or conditions thereto shall also be subject to the
foregoing procedures.
Review and approval proceduress or development in SMART
Corridor Subzone in incorporated areas; appeal to the
Board of County Commissioners. All zoning inquiries and
applications for zoning action for properties within the
SMART Corridor Subzone that are located within a
municipality shall be submitted to and reviewed by the
applicable municipali . . Except as provided in section 33C-
5, applications for development pursuant to this chapter, or
for modifications to an aproved plan or conditions thereto,
shall be processed in accordance with the following_
W Initial review by municipality. An application for
special exception for a general development plan, or
modification to an approved plan or conditions
thereto, shall be reviewed in accordance with the
procedures set forth in subsection (D) for initial
review.
Q Appeal to the Board of County Commissioners
initial review.
O Notwithstanding any provision of chapter 33,
this chapter, or applicable municipal
regulation to the contrary, any ggrieved or
adversely affected ]2Lrly may appeal the
municipality's final decision on initial review
of an application for special exception for a
general development plan to the Board of
County Commissioners.
021 Appeal applications shall be noticed and
heard in accordance with article XXXVI of
chapter 33 and shall be considered de novo.
(c) The Board of County Commissioners may
affirm, modify, or reverse the decision of the
municipality.
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The decision to affirm the
municipalily matey majori . vote
of all members present.
ii The decision to modify or reverse the
municipality shall require the
affirmative vote of two-thirds of all
members present.
The decision by the Board of County_
Commissioners shall be the final decision on
the subject application, and upon such
decision becoming final in accordance with
the County's rules and regulations, it may
only be reviewed by a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Final review by municipality.
(a) An application for final review shall be
reviewed in accordance with the ASPR
procedures set forth in subsection (D).
021 Any aggrieved or adversely affected party
may meal the final decision of a
municipality on final review to the Board of
County Commissioners. Such appeals shall
be governed by paragraph (2) above.
(41 Alternative procedures adopted by municipal
ordinance. A municipals , may,by ordinance, adopt
its own procedures for review and approval of zoning
applications in the SMART Corridor Subzone,
provided that any such ordinance requires:
(a) At least one quasi-judicial public hearing on
the application; and
E That final quasi-judicial decisions and final
administrative decisions on applications
related to the SMART Corridor Subzone may
be appealed to the Board of County
Commissioners in accordance with this
subsection (E
Application for special exceptions, unusual uses, and
variances. Applications for special exceptions (other than
for a general development plan or modifications to an
approved plan or conditions thereto), unusual uses, and
variances from the requirements of this section shall be to
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the Rapid Transit Developmental Impact Committee in
accordance with section 33C-6.
Platting. Separate parcels located within the SMART
Corridor Subzone shall not be deemed a subdivision and
shall be exempt from the platting requirements of chapter 28
where the parcels are made subject to a unity of title or
covenant in lieu of unity of title that satisfies the
requirements set forth in section 33-257, as determined in
the discretion of the Director and the County Attorney as
provided therein for the unincorporated area or, in the
incorporated areas, of their municipal equivalents.
Conflicts. The development review procedures, standards,
and criteria set forth in this section shall govern in the event
of conflicts with other zoning, subdivision, or landscape
regulations of this code, applicable municipal code, or with
the Miami-Dade County Public Works Manual.«
Sec. 33C-4. Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) District: general
processes for >>certain<< stations and subzones >>outside of
the SMART Corridor Subzone<<[[er-eated prior- to Apr-i
201411.
(A) Process within incorporated areas subject to a land use plan
adopted pursuant to SADD Program. Except where
provided for otherwise in this chapter, the following process
shall govern development within lands subject to a land use
plan approved through the Station Area Design and
Development Program prior to March 15, 2008>>, and not
included within an urban center or urban area zoning district
pursuant to chapter 33<<.
(1) >>Previously adopted SADD Program<< [[8nc-e
]] land use plans shall control all public
actions involving or affecting land use or
development, including action on applications for
zoning relief>>, except as provided in paragraph (2)
below<<.
(2) [[Amendments to said Mastef hand Use Plans s
adoption of stteh land ,,; ]]
>>Notwithstanding anyprovisions of this code
or municipal ordinances or resolutions to the
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contrary, the Board of County Commissioners may
supersede any previously adopted SADD Program
land use plan by
U Approving an application for special
exception for a general development plan in
accordance with the development standards
and procedures for review and approval of
development in the unincorporated area
within the SMART Corridor Subzone, as set
forth in section 33C-3, or in accordance with
the development standards and procedures of
another applicable subzone as set forth in this
chapter; or
Including the subject property in an urban
center or urban area district pursuant to
chapter 33.<<
(3) >>Where the applicable SADD Program land use
plan is not superseded as provided in paragraph (21
applications<< [[ pplieation ]] for a site plan
approval>>, special exception other than for a
general development plan or modification to an
approved plan or conditions thereto), or unusual use
pursuant to such SADD Program land use plan,«
[[
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ipal4y,]] and applications for variances or
other zoning relief from the requirements of any such
>>SADD Program land use plan<< [[Mastef Tan
Use Dl a of fe any of e; on !an
w:*'�i�afee]], shall be considered by the Rapid
Transit Developmental Impact Committee
>> RTDIC «in accordance with the procedures set
forth in section 33C-6 under the standards and
requirements established by such plan[[,
vr-the zc6emrneHuirt}6" eparcmeHr-ainz
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(4) Decisions of the »RTDIC« [[Rapid
Developmental impaet Committee]] upon such
applications shall be subject to appeal to the Board
of County Commissioners in accordance with [[the
eats o ] section 33-314.
(5) It shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners to immediately transmit to
the relevant municipality a certified copy of the
>>RTDIC's<< [[Rapid—mot Developmental
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impaet Committee's]] and the County Commission's
actions pursuant to this subsection.
(6) An aggrieved party may seek judicial review of the
County Commission's action in accordance with
section 33-316.
(B) Process for City of Miami >>for certain areas<<.
(1) Whenever uses authorized by this chapter are
proposed within portions of the Rapid Transit Zone
located within the City of Miami that, as of March
15, 2008, were not subject to a land use plan
approved by the City through the >>SADD<<
[[Statio,, n Fe Design and Devel rmen4]] Program
and are not designated as RTCSA, RTCBPA, or as
part of a specific subzone, the master plan
development standards set forth in section 33C-8
shall control such proposed uses >>unless the
County Commission supersedes these standards in
accordance with subsection (A)(2) above<<.
»(Q Except as provided otherwise in this chapter«
[[-Not„ithstafidi" ether f)FeIVieiOHS to—e
�]], development within and around the
Allapattah, Civic Center, Culmer, Vizcaya, Coconut
Grove, and Douglas Road Metrorail Stations shall be
governed by >>the development standards set forth
in<<section 33C-8.
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+iie—eoa4a"y,w-heneye v�seet oa
Zone designated in seeti on 3 3 C; 9 hefei-n-,
the fft)FE)eedwes d„ development tand
(3) tee-Ise-g Stwien Nubzene. Notwithstanding any othei
. lion of this eode to the eoa4ar-y,wheaeveF uses
a4hofized by seetion 33C (B)(4) are PFOPOSed
•;+ Bfiekell Stati-ea�S'c'riTzoae of the R 41
Zone as designated in seeti on 3 3 C 10 herein-,
the [[pfeeedt o and]] development tand
adopted PtIffittafit teseetion 33C; 10-shall een4ol,
(4)
e Or this ee;ete the—eon4w ,
shall gevemedseiely by seet}ea 33C rr
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lcl urrz�cvi�i��b�e t ,,,,��r,,,; T�� 4 F —&Hh: 0
rrre cvirtrclfy, effeVef 1-43e8 by 3e6t-f6a
33C 3(B)(4) are proposed wit4ii toe Hist6ii,
seeti on 3 3 C 12 }erei� [�-eee,a, an4fl
de of r,,,or*_ St—Afl,aMrd—S a pte r „t 4 SeG
33C 12 shall eeiit+eI.
( )
of this .ede to the „t,-afy,w hef e o o
ua herraed by seeti-ei3 3 C 3(B)(4) repel
with;„ the Sant Glar-a S4z o as des gii4eEai-4LH
seeti-ei33C 14- herei� [[pr-eee ,, an4fl
development standards adopted ptir-stiant to see
33C 14 shall eeiit+eI.
f this .e de to the nt+afy,w h er o, o o
:11theriaed by seeti-eii 33C 3(B)(4) are pr-epes
within the Met+efnever- S4zefie-Rs-desigi-ated-in
section 33C 15 here�� ffpr-eee a,,, an4fl
33C 15 shall , fft+.ld]
Sec. 33C-5. - Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ) District: pending
regulatory applications,existing zoning district regulations,and
non-conformities.
(A) Pending applications. Notwithstanding any provision to the
contrary, an applicant with an active application that would
be subject to this chapter but that was filed with a
municipality or the County prior to the subject property
being included in the Rapid Transit Zone may continue
under the pending process until the application is decided or
the permit is closed, including issuance of any final
certificates of occupancy for building permits.
(1) Once the pending process is concluded, all future
applications shall be subject to the County's
jurisdiction as set forth in section 33C-2.
(2) Uses or structures established in accordance with
such a pending application shall be subject to the
provisions in this section regarding existing zoning
designations and nonconformities.
(B) Existing zoning designations; administrative site plan
review required. Until a special exception or other zoning
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approval for development is approved pursuant to this
chapter, lands within the RTZ District shall remain subject
to the applicable County or municipal zoning district
regulations that existed prior to inclusion in the RTZ District,
in accordance with the following:
(1) >>Administration o�prior regulations.
(a) For properties included in the RTZ District as
of April 30, 2021, all<< [[AU]] such prior
regulations shall be administered by the
County pursuant to its regulatory jurisdiction
as set forth in this chapter.
»(b) For properties added to the RTZ District after
April 30, 2021, all such prior regulations,
including applications for special exceptions,
unusual uses, or variances, shall continue to
be administered by the Coun . or by the
municipal zoning authori . , as applicable. It
is provided, however, that no change in
zoning district shall be approved, and that
any such application shall instead be
considered as an application for a special
exception for a general development plan
pursuant to section 33C-3.<<
(2) Notwithstanding any such prior regulations or other
provisions to the contrary, >>for properties included
in the RTZ District as of April 30, 2021,<< no
applications for development permits or
development orders on undeveloped land shall be
approved until the Department has approved a site
plan following administrative site plan review in
accordance with section 33-284.88 and the following
additional requirements:
(a) The Department determines that the site plan
maximizes density or intensity to the greatest
extent practicable, to further the purpose of
this chapter to coordinate land uses with
transportation facilities.
(b) DTPW certifies that approval of the
application will not have an adverse impact
upon a material element of the Rapid Transit
System. DTPW shall, with respect to any
application for which certification is refused,
provide a detailed written explanation
supporting the refusal to certify and
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Page 18
specifying the corrective actions, if any,
which would lead to certification.
(3) Notwithstanding any such prior regulations or other
provisions to the contrary, >>for properties included
in the RTZ District as of April 30, 2021,<< no
applications for development permits or
development orders to modify existing development
or vested development approvals shall be approved
until:
(a) The Department has determined that the
proposed modification complies to the
greatest extent practicable with the purpose
and requirements of this chapter to
coordinate land uses with transportation
facilities; and
(b) DTPW issues the certification required in
paragraph (2)(b) above.
(4) Denial of an application pursuant to this section may
be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners
in accordance with section 33-314 for appeals of
administrative decisions.
»f5J Notwithstanding any other provisions to the
contrary, the following shall not be subject to the
procedures set forth in paragraphs (2) and 3 above:
properties that are zoned for no more than, or
are developed with, single-family or two-
family residences, and
ii properties that are added to the RTZ District
after April 30, 2021.<<
(C) Non-conforming lots, uses, and structures.
»W« Upon approval of a zoning application pursuant to
this chapter, legally established lots, uses, and
structures that do not conform to the requirements of
this chapter, including approvals granted pursuant to
subsections (A) and (B) above, shall be deemed
nonconforming and shall be subject to section 33-
284.89.2.
»(Q« Notwithstanding any other provisions to the
contrary, a non-conforming development may be
expanded by any amount to provide a mixed-use
development, and in that event, only the new mixed-
use development shall be subject to the requirements
of this chapter.
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Sec. 33C-6. -Rapid Transit Developmental Impact Committee.
(A) There is hereby established a Rapid Transit Developmental
Impact Committee (RTDIC).
(1) The RTDIC shall be composed of:
(a) two representatives of the Department,
which shall be a combination of either the
Director, the Assistant Director for zoning,
or the DERM Director;
(b) a Director or Assistant Director of DTPW,
MDFR, WASD, and PROS;
(c) the Secretariat of the TPO;
(d) the County Mayor or designee; and
(e) two representatives selected by the
applicable municipality when the subject
property is located within >>a
municipality« [[oiieof t e folio _ ;rg
fntmieipalities: City of Seti�Miami, r—'..*-,Y, of
Gemo o" r-4y of and th- 1;-, o
Hialeah]].
(2) Each member may assign staff of the respective
department to act on the member's behalf as needed.
(B) [[
e*eept as speeified W444iit4e applieable stibzoiie
�ioiis f is l „t ii t e
re civrr�v� e�= eii�--rQc-&t v�n�n�crrc
establ-ished by seetiei33G 9- theBnekell Sta4ieii Stibzoiie
established by seetiei33G 10�iter-is-0N,et4o rie
7 established
Saiita Glarxa S4z$iie-establishe'ac� by seetioii 333E 14,, shall
(A)(1)(a) (d) above and three „t.,t;= es f of t e Git-,
of Miami.
{�}]] The RTDIC shall perform its duties in accordance with the
procedures specified in section 33-303.1, unless provided
otherwise in this chapter>>, and shall hear only the
following applications:
Forproperties subjectto apreviously adopted SADD
Program land use plan, applications for a site plan
approval, special exception, unusual use, or
variance from the requirements of such plan,
provided that such application is not accompanied
by an application for development pursuant to a
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Page 20
subzone; and
For properties subject to a subzone, applications for
a special exception (except for approval of a general
development plan or modification to an approved
plan or conditions thereto), an unusual use, or a
variance from the requirements of the applicable
subzone<<.
»tQ«[["]] Except as expressly provided in this chapter,
mailed notice of hearings before the Rapid Transit
Development Impact Committee shall be provided in the
same manner as hearings on applications filed before the
Community Zoning Appeals Board pursuant to section 33-
310.
(1) Mailed notice of the hearing shall also be provided
simultaneously to the municipality in which the
application site is located.
(2) Applications shall comply with the procedural
requirements of section 33-304.
>> Appeals. Any ggrieved or adversely affected party may
appeal a final decision of the RTDIC to the Board of County
Commissioners in accordance with section 33-314.<<
[[(E4 Not-withstanding any other- t)FE)'ViSiOR of this e0de to th-e
centraiy, fer the Downtown inteFfflodal r,is4ie
airvz4_}ne established-vy sectieir33G 9, the Brr �ca-fiea
ozone established by seetion 33G 10 the Historic
Oveftowa/hyfie 4 eisc a Stitibzone—establcsh eetion
33G 14, notiee offnee6ags befo a the vapi,a
Developmen+.,, impaet Gommittee shall eomply with the
o,a„ o of fefth i those 0 eeti e seeti,,ns-T
Sec. 33C-8. - Rapid transit zone district regulations for non-
Metrorail development>>around certain stations<<within the
City of Miami.
(A) Purpose and intent. The purpose of these development
standards is to provide guidelines governing the use, site
design, building mass, parking, and circulation for all non-
Metrorail development in the Rapid Transit Zone within the
City of Miami >>around the Allapattah, Civic Center,
Culmer, Vizcaya, Coconut Grove, and Douglas Road
Metrorail Stations,<<with the intent of fulfilling the goals,
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Page 21
objectives and policies of the County's Comprehensive
Development Master Plan urban center text. [[mess
1 to 44,0 tl,oRapid— T 7 P t,-; t
e -1•ecrcv— Evirt�a'�r�—crr� �iicirs�t cvnc�-iscrrcc
Rego tivirs- "er-Sede all Eei4fli�-6i 5 ieq�ki�ei
Geffflty.]]
(B) Definitions. Terms used in this section shall take their
commonly accepted meaning unless otherwise defined in
>>chapters 18A, 28, or 33<< [[Chapter-33 Er Chapter-2
t4e Gode—^f Miami Dade Geffntyfl, or already defined
herein. Terms requiring interpretation specific to this
section are as follows:
[[l�7 Wrn'-kforEe hvemsing Hnit of: W-H 1. n dwell the �
sale, o or- ,
with rrcr e, is i�-crrEtecrcv-avcrs vrccs-wav�c
AT 1 F 1 t t
-n-vi=�cJc�rci�v^=�sr'c�gc- %izEEr'^r^ce i-ccrcg
Hetiseholy s whose ii4ee ?e 1i. established .,4
ii4 e f. the G �repefted by t e
Tlo,..,.-tmei t .,f L Hosing and T T,-bai De el.,pfne„t .,
Z01444g.]
(C) Development Parameters. The following parameters shall
apply to Rapid Transit Zone Station development provided
such uses are compatible with transit uses and operations
as determined by >>DTPW<< [[the Miami
Ageneyj j
(D) Site Plan Review Standards and Criteria. The purpose of
the site plan review is to encourage logic, imagination, and
variety in the design process in an attempt to ensure
congruity of the proposed development and its
compatibility with the surrounding area. The following site
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Page 22
plan review standards shall be utilized as a guide [[fie
Miami Rapid Developmentm'—mTe
GOMM4 e tome POPaAMeiit n„,a by t o BEW-d -y
C r~,missioi ern]] in the consideration for >>development
approval in the applicable areas.<< [[
all Rapid Zones]] All development in the
>>applicable area<< [[Rapier Zee]] shall be
designed to contribute to the creation of a high-quality
pedestrian environment within the zone and along its
perimeter and provide direct logistical connections between
the transit station and the adjacent neighborhood.
(E) Site Review Procedure and Exhibits. »A]2plications for
development shall be governed by the procedures for
review and aproval of development in the unincorporated
area within the SMART Corridor Subzone as set forth in
section 33C-2(D), which are incorporated by reference
herein.<< [[DeT elep e„t proposal shall be stibmitte,a a a
reviewed as pr-evided in Section 33 304 Coe of Miami
04 CoHftPeH to the filii4 g f an
r liea t shall se e.l„le n pr-eapplie t;e„ „fere,, e
with the Miami Dad., Getmt-y Bepzftmei4t --af
eeiweptttal develepfnei4t plan. The Depaftfneiizvf
Dln,,4ii4. and 7ei4i 4g shall notify the Miami D le
p Depaftme 411ie Wer-Ln as well as
e en
as ap r-vpi-catSaid-sgel} . . ciftrrec„zoT:mL-nr1rr1
ai4y gevemfneit—plamedtreet ifnpr-evefnei4s,
ir` street seEtr eir . �— trirbecirl d be
applieable, ei4 st+eets adjeii4ii4g t e rresea
development site The n pl.eai4t shall g to
een ererre a sEheinatiedevelopneii�
,11„stra6i4 fui4 of e„tnls oftb,eproposed site.les,g
t 1 ti er s 64+g
ifiTR CLr TCeEt� n.Tr12g CQl%CI lT0I1TPfe�-CTCL2fg
l
„'� right of way, streets, trait p itfeffar
bttildii4 s and r,ei4 spueen and other- esrseiitial
el efneiits ^f� proposed—deg=elepfneiit
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Page 23
stiffrfiei r* rfe tion to deiiiefistfate afi
erg "'celit, standards and er-i cell-a
plaii r-ev e T� Depaftm shall t4e
1•@atiE 1, 41641di t-hoS0 4•b•t
rr-ir'crcrrvrrz wa
ive aiiy of the items-Tegiiirezc
or- beeatise t e i fo atioii eamiet be fu ish
the tifne of this de the D
irrc-crrrr�vr-cnr,TTe�'-ce�i�r^v=d-caccr-crr�rnTeE�ei'
.auto,-fnii es tl,.,t the ;,,fo-fn tioi is et iieeessafy t
a detefmiiiatioii of eeiifer-maiiEe "'t��z cis
reElii'riefneiits of t e Ceetio e*hibitcs-shall
the following:
!mil Site ,.laii(s) a4 . .,le .,a`iiet loss that 1 iiieh
�T egttals--60 feet—eomat.,ir;„g the following
„f. .,t;
Ofli
OT i4
appliEabl�afe*;st;,,g and proposed
1,,,;1difigsop�aees,feiiEHig,
walls, oJeetuofis, sipagc
l a .a
eolleetioii areas.
l-NJPhase iiiies,
if applieable.
LandsEape plaiis, iiieltidiiig
roEatioii and size.
Floor- plans „,a elevates- of all
-
stmEtt>-r-es, gross
sqttar-e feet area of eaeh floor- aiid all
difneiisioiis r-elating to t4e
ngtrr-es--iiidi e atinggf:oss aiid ii et
ptiblie right of z
Agenda Item
Page 24
!„l Total iitifnber- of dwelling ,,,its n
C* 7 ziiirviHAt of bffildiffg GGE='2fagO at
gr-etmd -level iii s"ar-ezeet cad
pivVid^•acc, 41 8 'c'ra-e feet-A;Ad
per-eeiitage of iiet lot area-.
lx'1117
and r ide
T . 4ieiis for- leading and , „1.,.,. ipg
(F) Conflicts with Other [[" pteps ^_*A] Regulations. This
»chapter« [[:fie]] shall govern in the event of
conflicts with other zoning, subdivision, or landscape
regulations of>>this code<< [[the Zeniiig r^ '^ ]] or with
the Miami-Dade Public Works Department Manual.
Sec. 33C-9. - Downtown Intermodal District Corridor
»Subzone« [[Sub Zone]],
(D) >> Review and approval process for development in DID
Corridor Subzone. Applications for development shall be
governed by the procedures for review and approval of
development in the unincorporated area within the SMART
Corridor Subzone as set forth in section 33C-2(D), which
are incorporated by reference herein.<< [[Ppe applied
eoitfeFenee. The pl;eant shall .i i' . iir c[t least eiie
pre appliea-tieii eeiifereiiee with toe Rapid
iiieltiding iinir-&4ive---1•fifvirinrcrvri s=cirrrC-ieiit for- rro
(ate') Witial Review
(l l F ell g the pre applieatieii eeiifefeiiee, azcg i-e-4
deyel-0pmeiit w t iii the
Pewiitewii iiter-modal
as pr-evidecd iii sibseetieii 333C 9hereiii,shall 1vc
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Page 25
n.ae by a:liiig a plieat;n,,, z ;th the Daps T-Fa.,n;t
Developfnental impaet Commi4ee �mC) ice
-A GO A-If d--A 4-4-ee dbzit4 * i SiO4-4-S A-ff aeccivir--� -vT
Said applie4ioii shall be EAiisider-ed a speC-iiri
.ae, el o „e„t plan to he eeiisi ere.a and aete.a ,
dife^tly ham, the T2 nra Of GE)I,,,typtir-stta
„4 to the .ae, elo „e„t r „lat;n,,,n entahl;nhe a
thisreede. Withii4 si*ty l s after- the f;1;,4g f
t�eatio , the RT-DI � Staff Goti�eilsirair
rep e v t4e applieat;of and the v T-DIG shall ssue-%r
reee fnei4datioi4 ttpoi4 stieh appliea4iai4. The
f:eeofnfne,,.ant;.,,, shall refleet the eoi4sei4stts of the
h t I the t that the
�ei�e�s-�eseii��e�=ei3����Gity
re�resei3tc�ti�ves present 'aav^--i4ot e6i4ettf: itli —a
e e .a,, nt;.,,, fOF n l h a the re e .a,, nt;hall he a`er .a 1 The 11 he
sa��ens-�eeen�n}en -�-�
tra„stnitte.a to the Board of I''.,t ty G fnissioi e
a' r final t;of I the ze,,t a .a
rvrrracn-zic��e�crrc-m icTee6rirarenzczrtl-6a
shall Fe"ir-ethe aa'a;r- tiye votcc-of 9 member-
the Ssi
1244S-0-4 12+,e »t The "ter'nw cai
eharaeter;nti6S of t4e DID /''.,rr;der Sttbzo,,e n
the n n;�=e A a .a a
tro tr orrrv`� ctft)BtIS systems
e that the ntftietioi o ;„arantftiet re
Where a phase deye�rei4t is r "e est
Board e
phased rte , nlccri speeiff 1,,,;1dii4g a`O t-pFi c,,
of h,,;ldii4 s that site plan as
=crti-l-e—deyelopfneiit par-afnoter-s ffai4ted by the
Ord of Gotmty Commissioi4ers. land a,,,a�-�canon
,,.a .aesi details of said a;,t re .ae, elo „e„t n
be r-ev iewe,a ,,,a appr-oved by the Rapid i T—r-a*s-t
Dev
phases cr�7 1 puf: __4t to
the l 4 n lcc Review ew eriteriu
rn
p ar-afnetersappr-oveRd by the Board of GoLH+ty
CommisJLoi4e rn ii4 the phased site pla„ are i4ot
e*eee.ae.a and the .ae, elo „e„t r „lat,oi n net a'e4h
Agenda Item
Page 26
her-eiii are of
04 Re"ir-ed 27 ,h'tn �„ T,,,t-1-c1-��ei=e�Opnielii�Trl'rc
following e*hi�bits shall be stibffni4eEar�`with c ie
A 4-4- FF-4l4t=e-deSGfibifig toe PFE JeccB acvpe
iiieltidiiig btA iiet l ifn ted to=eempefisrri�ir
0 0
fits of the developfneiit;
phasiiig of t4e developfneiito o ,;
seai�releyaiiee-t t4e r—egiefi; 4reefiireccroa
impaet—eii the loeal ee rydesig�i
eoiieept(s); s=giii Tice of the pr-E�*—
gatewaytee— .......... r '
aiiy
the development.
(�4 Sehematie site 4 airnle f„ t less
that eiie (1) ; eh o .,ln eiie h,,, d-e (100)
eempeiieiits of tf c e deyelopfneiit pefmi4e�
> ;
„tn of egr-ess/ifigr-ess of the
developfneiit; p4lie opeii space-lees
-afea ii feet; t,n.-
-- r-st�� floor-��fea��
pedestfiaii
ioii; r-esiue>itial de>isi,y;
and sq;aar-e feet of retail, o f ee, ifistit t e
iro to e*eeed the developfneiit t4r-esn�
eentaiiied iii the ndfniiiistfatiye site plait
,.1nn at n .,le f lens than . e (1) ; h
eqttals eiie h,,, d-e (100) foot t iiidi .,,te the.
f el-ati o ii s h i p()bets=e eii the propose
a
areas
h„t not life ted to: e*istii laii a tises and
their- vehiet tar-aii
lots, p��zn--zn eatGCllG
etr,en t,of n
refspeetl�'$-�i-JrnirccrrcT e�'ucrv�--airs
Agenda Item
Page 27
other- t a�eposed—
de el. „t
C r mi4ee nt the r,re n r,l;..n ioi „ferefiee
e nl„nte tl,e l,nrn ter a+ld impaet of th
proposed developfneiit.
Fiiial Review,
nlReview for- developfneiit of tl,e r,o i to
appr-oval of ti,e sr,eeial e*eepti$H, f4iial ieyiew -
n11or- ot4 of f ti,e ��} i�
CT�e�C12�CCe�L CLZi�II 2rg
pied development, nll be cde a*d .,�
admifiist+at-ivelm, by the RT-DIG , neeor-daiiee
r,ln„s ,,.1 .1.,etifneii appr-oved by the Bear-
Goffnty r r,r„nsioiie rn The RT-DIG review sxh
be gttided by development standards establishe
JLCbD'jNar-agr-ap 3C 7(F), hereift, for- aii
11 11
�ieat,ov,n for odi ZreatioiioP�t I
r lie tioi s for- n nl of n s„bse..,,e„t phase �n
)ttsly appr-oveded site shall
eoiisi dere.l and aete.l tipoii ndfni,,,strnt,, elm, by t e-
RTDTG 1 ,tL otA the he iieeesrJTty Te he I
the ev eiit that the City r-e pf:esefit do Pet
deeisioii f tl,e RT-DIG shall be for- de
n Ttiv e vote of emern f the B n r- g
!''off tom, /''.,,, m ssiEme shall be r re.l to r
(24 Ai-ghee. Mailediretiees of ti,e RT-DIG E eet4i�c
Gotmeil ,„eetiiig shall ben r,l;si,e.l by r,ln..i"
tl,e Uii te.l States n;l t; 11
nr-crrc-�rrcccr�c&t n r,�teii�recrEe-te-arr
prvpefty owirer-s of rwor-'ar , as-Tefleetecd -vi�cire
Miami Dade I''.,t ty Property Ar,r,rn;ser's to rs,ll n
tipd4ed,withiii five 1 tffi are,a�zeet ofre
geiier-al iiifer-matioii, iiieltidiiig, btit iiet lifnited4e-,
the—d o t;f o ,,,a r,l n ee f the pr-opre
e 's ls,..nt;.,,, (an street address, i f available),lablel
J J
Agenda Item
Page 28
,,.1 „.,t-,,,-e of the ., pl e t;of shall be s „t„e soofie
days prior- te-44e-4-4-4-eot;,,g Toe r r- 1
posted iie later- than t-weiity (20) days prior- to t4e
aa
i-84 1 i�ccet44 tb=o applied for- iE E ti err
Bible for- o g t a4 t e sign is maintaifie a
eii t4e site tm-:- et-i-eN of the ptiblie fneet4g
following
addition, iret��PPEe Ts shall e published i .plff
follows: ., f=11 legal fietiee, to be p=avlisneE fie lr&teF
days prior- cv-crrczaet$C$lirtestreet address, if aN,ailab4e-.
iiieltided=with an applieatioii. -i sprovided-,
to waive aiiy of the items beeatise of the iiat-tir-e o
of the development or- beeatise the
eamiet be ftimished at the tifne of
v. The applieatioii shall be deemed eemplete
if all-item this „l,seet;of o iiieltidedtl,o
!mil Master-p lai 4 ., .,le of ii ,t loss tl,a 1 iiieh
l�T eq„ feet, Tvdhieh shall iiieltide the
00 tises.
Oxi4 Height, size, shape aiid loe-atiei of
(iv-) Loeatioii of-ogStreet par-king and
layouts showiiig iitifnber- of par-king
{-N,} Proposed grades--ingi:i� y
.,lltcrcd.
1.,;l Sip age, .a lot1, t;,,.t st eet
hT7 a-i- -a crcccunzc-rvrrr zrn��crccc
Agenda Item
Page 29
and lot ftimit,,,
(- ,; Total iitifnber- of dwelling ,„its n
(-N, i Leeatiei and afnefffit of
„,1 r ;,le
C *7 , if aPPliGa-ble.
ngtir-es iiideatiiig gross mid iiet
ptiblie rights of Way.
l* 7 system 'r eltidiiig b1leeks,scieets
tr ie development, ped2st+i ni
11 di n
C�O$".r`v�=nri'cs�a ", street
par-king.
(. ;;1 T . a4ie,, of pedest,-; aeeess „tom
preposed bridg,Fe s er
sidewalk areas.
rieG41VL e'1—LQi1lT12igZiT TCLCT waste
eelleetiaiir-Fcr ", cr- sel-�,icc
areas.
l!.�,,....,,1l
L7
(b� Floor plans and elevatieiis of all stftietur-es,
iiieludiiig gross s"ar-e footage of eaeh floor,
L=7 •
(44 lsefnet+ies A F—F—dies f the proposes
de el. „t
( Lams plan(s) ^eeerdinree with
(4 Su eh ettt gii data as may be speeifieInitial Revi.—
(G}]] Administrative Site plan development parameters. The
following development regulations shall apply to all
development within the DID Corridor Subzone.
Agenda Item
Page 30
»(E)<<[[(H}]] Plan Review Standards. The purpose of the site
development standards is to encourage the creation of
development within the Subzone that acts as a significant
gateway for and destination to downtown Miami by
designing and arranging buildings, public open space,
transit and street circulation in a manner that foster round
the clock pedestrian-activity, serves the local and regional
transit demands of the community and contributes to the
urban revitalization of the City of Miami.
»f«[[(4)]] Platting. Separate parcels located within the DID
Corridor Subzone and made subject to a unity of title or
covenant in lieu of unity of title >>in accordance with
Section 33-257<< shall not be deemed a subdivision and
shall be exempt from the platting requirements of
»chapter« [[Ghapte ]] 28.
»LG�<<1104]] Conflicts. The development review procedures,
standards, and criteria set forth in this >>section<<
[[Seetien 33G-9]] shall govern in the event of conflicts with
other zoning, subdivision or landscape regulations of
>>this code or with the Miami-Dade County Public Works
Manual<< [[the Miami Dade e�y Gode ire
At least six (6) weeks pfivfte the sehe"lea
„blie heafing of ., amendments to this Seet-ion 333
toe !''. ufi:y shall mail OF 0 mail eopy of the PFOPeseQ
Gig, of Miami. The comir unioation t6 the Git-y shall inelticde
the date of the sehe"Ied publie hea4Ftg-.]]
Sec. 33C-10. -Brickell Station »Subzone« [[Sub Zone]].
(E) >>Review and approval process for development in Brickell
Station Subzone. Applications for development shall be
governed by the procedures for review and approval of
Agenda Item
Page 31
development in the unincorporated area within the SMART
Corridor Subzone as set forth in section 33C-2(D), which
are incorporated by reference herein.<< [[44444' 4-gview
07
developfn plan f aezelopfneiit w * re
aricul-Eel1 !,stc'A 1b-9Ine, Sha!!beMade by f4li g
geiier-al site de el.pfne„t plan to be eeiisider-eda a
aeted "eii direetly by * e Beard Gotmty
Commissioiief:s ptif:sti ant to t4eaevelopmeii
regcnircrvrrs-established iii t4is sec�nrcucrvrrs
shall eemply 44 t 6eCttciial r- -Of
Seetio 33 inn ft4is r ode
f2-1 '?TzczaX, Fecoo E .''pion.. A' 1,�s after-i he
�eh�ea*�e
rriue-%r ieEAi�nrenzcir
rep tati� s- preseiit de iiet cenetir r-a
shall ve for deftial. The rwomfnefid4ioii shalltfa*smit4ed to the Board of Goffnty Commissioiier-s
deiii 1 by toe RT-DIG, approvalof the appliea
Pr-eJeets ,ithii the „>, z
iii phases. Where a phased evelopme ted-,
the Board of%'.,,,,,tom, %'.,mmissioi o
phased ite plan,-sh shall speeify bttildiiig f.,.,�-Hies
heights, n, �rteHS-1-t�,-c��gros-`.rsgiiisi�c-footage
of 1�r vc i zcirls-A 8 iuccl ae�zeiO irelit par-afneter-s. The
er-iier-ia eiitifner-4ed her-eiii, pr-ovided *h4 the
deg=elopfneiit par-a neter-s appr-oved by the Bear-.a-of
Agenda Item
Page 32
ram,tint , C,,.,,missioiie iii t4e phased site plan
of-fg-44, L r o�
following e*hibits shall e s4ffni4ed itli tnc
ff1; 4;.,,, f@- ., geffer-al Site .ae of.,p e t Pla-,•
ptir-pose of toe e egcrc&�s'ize of pr-6eet
and rve4 of and p nelit'S Oi
if i4eeesr ale. ofo et t1,o
0
eeei4efnie impaet oi4 the loeal eeoi4ofny;
desip 0
--a g4eway tee „,a any
t e developfnei4t.
( ) Sehematie site "art a Seale of„ot less
s-crcrcde t. t EAic t�ires promiirelir —
developfnelx�, pennitte land 0 • emstmg
a*d proposed t+eets; major- points of
e sna r-of--tcil e deb "*• p4lie
1.,...,�ioi4s and ., e feet;
0 00
> >
i�sndcircrcrr-a ', and "uisi�feet-vrretail,
off ee, instittttioi4al, govemfnei4t l�� eF
propose 1.,n uses, of co—e*eeC t7tr-4e
adinii4ist-F ive site plan deg=elopfneit
par-afneter-s 44eltided he
100 feet, te--44die4e toe r-elatio"ship(s)
aetw eei4 the proposed developfn
•
e*isting land uses and t4eir- te�rsrtte
deirsities vehiettlar- and pedest+ia-n
Agenda Item
Page 33
eir-etil4ioii systems, bleeks and lots, and
e oy .,ddit;.,,,.,1 ,,;4 -404-a ;.,,, speeif4ed by toe
proposo,a development.
r�crzcn��--R-eyiewhccoF deyelopmew of—c the BFiC-j�l
n'erb: or—cire sp ecmr
e*eeptioii, fifial evi f.,,- all or a pot4ion f
development, ifiekkding phased developmeiit, sccrr"
be fnade and appr-oved by t4e-
appf:oved by the Board of Goffnty Commissioii
The RT-DI zeve�h-all be ev m efft
modify ., site plan , e p „t to this seetie
eeiisider-edand ete "eii .,.amiii st,-4i el„ lam„ 4l,o
RT-DI '' , ;tl,.,,,t the„ sir., of ptF,lie hea-iii
l2J
deeisioii of the RT-DIG shall be for- deiiial.
affifm4ive vote of 9 fneibo, f the Board �
( T Xqtiee.
{a} Mailed iietiees of the RT-DIG E eeu-tive
Gotmeil fneetiiig shall be-ae 1 ed by
ii etiee-to all efty owi}er orTec as
n� n pp- ;s e�s to r-oll as r,a ted,
wit withiii 500 feet of the subjeet pr-opei:t . Stieh
mailediietiees11 1
-a.-�ee� genet�
Agenda Item
Page 34
date, o and rl ee f�neet-iiig
P=E)Peft S-186 ;,,, aireeet- ad-df-eSS, i�
available), ,,.1 „.,tu-e oft e ., plie do shall
than 20 days prior-to the fneetiiig.
(4) The pr-opefty shall be posted fie later-than 20
e6i�Spcel�eirrto the p l e,zc y cr'Tgiipi srgii�
aa �a ��_ n
innited t o l'ed for- e, 6iirrr�zz t�
applieatioii iiu be et.H.? te,
the p4lie fneetiiig. The pr-epet:t3 owiier-shall
be r-esp. s;ln�vreiisttiiixgthat the-sip is
„taifie.l of the site t 6l eompletion . f the
p4lie fneeting and for- r-emoval of the sip
;thii two weeks feel brio, o
the p4lie
In addition, iietiee shall be p4lished iii
Dade /''.tint , s follows: ., full legal iiviiee
earlier- than 30 days pfief to the0
eeiitain the dat , tifne and pl aee of the
fneetifig, the r,-opefty's-4oeat wee
address, if available.
f4}
or
that the Bir-eetel-��epa eii shall e t
„rho-ity t waive any f the items t,o,.ause f tt,o
all items this s4seetioii are iiieluded i;r
�ati�.1;
r
�aT Master-plan, 4-ca se le of not less than 1 iiieh
eq,,z is 10feet, whieh shall--inelue*h
Lot iiiies and sethaeks.
Pfoposed floor- area of all per-fni4ed
LT�� uses.
Agenda Item
Page 35
44) Height, size, shape, and loe-atie; of
ting and proposed btt l difi s
bee-a* 4 84eet Pa
{N,} Proposed gr-ades if sigiiifieantly
AI
Srgnag,st+ee* „,awl * ligh*;i ,
stfeet r,a let,ffi f it
(�44 Total iitifnber- ell ts and
hotel if applieablo
T *;oii and afnoffr* f o
l *7
Phase iiiies, if applieable.-
rF-'rgtir-es iiidifzi iirgg.OSs—and and
aereage,and areas to be aedie-ac�e-d--rfsr
p4lie rights of way.
Lx7 system, e-ltidiiigWeeks, streets
*hl developmeii pedes
er-o swalks, media-Hs, r,7 eii "tr'ee
.�,,....1l �g.
(x4o
piepvsCt bFid"es, Foa tV a-ys, 6sidewalk areas.
Loe4ioii of loadiiig f4eilities, dbzascc
ceneEtioii areas, and ot4er- sen4se
arm
iiieltidiiig gross s"ar-e footage of eaeh floor,
Seetioiis of major-stmettir-es.
{ } isomoffies — pe.speaives of toe proposed
de el. „*
Agenda Item
Page 36
Stieh othef design data as may be speeified to
1 ;;;�
{G�]] Administrative Site plan development parameters. The
following development regulations shall apply to all
development within the sub-zone.
»LE)«[["]] Plan Review Standards. The purpose of the plan
review standards is to encourage the creation of
development within the Brickell Subzone that is consistent
with the intent and purposes of these regulations, acts as a
significant gateway for and destination to the Brickell area,
and facilitates its future growth by designing and arranging
buildings, public open space, transit, and street circulation
in a manner that fosters around-the-clock pedestrian
activity,serves the local and regional transit demands of the
community, contributes to the urban revitalization of the
City of Miami, and encourages public service,
infrastructure, or public benefit components to address the
needs of a growing population.
»f«[[{4}]] Platting. Separate parcels located within the
>>subzone<< [[stib zone]] and made subject to a unity of
title or covenant in lieu of unity of title >>in accordance
with Section 33-257<< shall not be deemed a subdivision
and shall be exempt from the platting requirements of
»chapter« [[Ghapte ] 28.
»LG_I«[[{J}]] Conflicts. The development review procedures,
standards, and criteria set forth in this >>section<<
[[Seetioa 33 ]] shall govern in the event of conflicts
with other zoning, subdivision or landscape regulations of
>>this code<<[[the Miami Dade r,.ua, ,Code]] or with the
Miami-Dade County Public Works Manual.
[[CAI 4 wendwengAt least six(6)weeks pfiof to the sehec'lrale
„>� i . of ., amendments to this Section 33G 10,
Git;� o4'Miami. The eommtmieatioa to+lZrre cicysi shall inn-Ili e
Agenda Item
Page 37
Sec. 33C-11. - Government Center Subzone.
(G) Review and approval process. >>Applications for
development shall be governed by the procedures for
review and approval of development in the unincorporated
area within the SMART Corridor Subzone as set forth in
section 33C-2(D), which are incorporated by reference
herein.<< any toe- pr-evisiefis iii t4is
-aftreview pr-eEe"r-e for- developmeiit witrrnr-Cnv
Cievemment Center-S4zeiie shall be as follows:
(44
{a) n�eatien Geiifer-eiiee. The applieat4t
1, 11 f 4 least east erre pr-e-
applie4i-eiEerrfer-efi diii4ed by toe
aep-aftment T er-t4e
>, �i,o D t 1 T t
meieae���e�= ,,,e��ae�
Getffle• n
Following tr�eatierr eeiifer-eiiee,,toe
l�4 f tises eiittfner-ated iirseeti ie3 3 G 3(B)(2
eivie tises perfni4ed tmder- s4seetieii 33G
11zG)(2) t44 are gevemfneiital f4Eilities as
de€med iii see6eii 33 fna-y be
fappf:eval f gevemfneiitcri zeilities se
pre applie4iei eeiifer-efiee,—a=request to
iii s4Seetieii3 3 G W(G)(=) wit4iii t4e
Cievemmeiit Gerrter- S4zeiie, e?ie-,,. E
usesto4e-e*teiit pr-evided above, shall
made by filii g an a 1'fatiei?� i t4 t4 @
aepz'iftmcrr iir—ciE E Av�44r—cnc
a 3iicirtiei�-shalccll be eensider-ed a speeial
be eeiisider-ed and aete.a upeii di-eetl„ by toe
Agenda Item
Page 38
Board f G,,ffn, y ram,,,,,,,;^^; rotfr-stfa„4 t
ti,; t;844 1' �; ,, ^11 i, i,'
cars 3eFcrvrr-AppliGacrvrrS icrr-vc�ecvJectt6
X +
{d4 Reqifede4-4ibit-S e—€olrlrvWi+lg ION-iibiTS
{�} Wr-i4ei4 e*hibit ^ tip
deser-ibii g the rropeft-ies—to be
iirekxded w4444 t e site plan, virNir
and ptifpe ^— zeg0atie—1
^t4efne„t f „f,,,-w,anee , ,4 those
0 over-allons, 0
of o e t tl,e et;of t o r � o
xd t a*sit system,eeoi4ofnie impaet
the l o 1 and an�7
—.mac-te e,. .,
proPeFt1 e5—t6 be ineltided in re
st�az$i,th e roadway=4etwofl-c
siFFetindirrg*rope.-I.cr—c,
t is to t e
p �Eomrect-1•oirr—cv--cac
ioyemfnei t GGirt T\het,-•,,-^;1
Ct.,t; R F F
any
�cu crvr�-c�^ aQra�—e&
Prof '
"� tthtctcivi a I
mroizin4ioi4 speeified 4 t e ,-e
de el. „t
pto=c'-i sivirr-above, ciiiicrTcc'-ice` ,•vrcron or
tl,o ;tl,;„ this 1, 11 -
ra� e�= ""e�v`rn�rar-cin ��6ii�n-an--ve
eoi4sider-ed adinii4ist a6yely- by t e DepaFt ei4
—VI ("A CDR") 44 aeeor-danee w44 t e fql l.,z, ii4g
Agenda Item
Page 39
!mil The 710p.,ftme„t shall,-o o plans iiieltidiiig
*t ie-e*l';1�TD is listed , or—eemplleteiiess
a*d GE)Mplia-H@e With t40 appliGa-ble
E)f tb„n e apto,-a,,.1 f9r-n pl;anee
ll�l Additio„nlly, all appliea4ions shall e
eofnpr-ise the Lower- Gotmeil DIG and ot4e
f of t40 applie4ioii. if t40 1;e4ioii
''rii'adie4es impael's OR se L ees EMQ
iiiffastitiettife— pfevided by any of
fq-o.toiiit t e a pliea„t shall fneet w44 t -e
�fe ,a ,a Ftw,ei t a
urrcEtec�ccepz�rcirrcii�^vi�eHti to di sEtiss
n,tei t;al fnitigatioi of t e impaets a„.1 shall
S4init evideiiee-to-t e Depaftme„t f n e
d'
ai Sccrssivir.
The Difeetof shall is tie a fiffal deeisiaii
shall have tb,e right to e*tefid tb,e 71 day
period by a additional 71 days , peii ont
fnade iii—wr-imig te 0 e Depaftmeiit. The
DepaFt ei t shall have the right to e*teiid t o
z1-'ldayay period by wii4eii iiOtiee—to toe
iieeded. Denials shall be iii wr-itifig a„.1 shall
speeifieally set fe4h t4e gr-etrds for- t4e
appealedaeeor-danee with Seetioi 33 314
pe tite--appeals—efadiniflIs4a i�
emdes-
le) must be iiieluded ;tl, an applie4ioii.
ar-ehiteets a„.1 la-nds .ape a,-ehiteetn a,,.1 shall
iieiildl he iiifbr-fnrtioii-setcc fet4 below. h is
pre=d1 however-, that tl,e Di
-ia , ` e�c�caccr-crr�DiTeEtei
Agenda Item
Page 40
DifneFisioFied site plans iFidieating, as
a fni ifnofn,t4e-fOleg
.,t;,„4
�r
W Lot liFies and ,
{b} bee-atien —shapesize
height of e*isting an A
proposed buildiFigs
spaees,'Feer-ea4l-onali f4eilities
m d otier- phy3ceal feattir-es
t a4 ^ ed;
l�I ,
(d4
use by type, as applieable (i.e.
ndtotal Fitimae1- 6�
^ ;de tial tinits;
mac"'lzzlls-arehiteettir-araeeens,, o
(4)
total number- of t, ees-.� ^a
"'amzc r pFevidetarof -7pct�iicativirs
^ ^
s of plant FRater-ial,
aeeor-danec "'tlseccron
and Chapter-
(!mi�ll �
CSTa-H
eir-e„l.,t; 1,, 1;,, .
eomwetioFis to e*istmg OF
proposed r-oidway an
Agenda Item
Page 41
sidewalk system and lee4iefis
A"ehie-141af:pass 0 0 S,
street ...,fkii g 44elttd44g total
acH�laer Of Pafki g SpaGeS
0
L'7 Lee4iei4 of ;
and a*d eelleetiei4 of solid waste
{k4 Proposed gr-ades n�
lT7 1=664rv1 of va zrv=v`P
pr2�Lcir+ciei?1 devieeS--crn A
ti
ems;
(m) 1-n t .,hee.;., of site alesigi
lll +�hvc'listised to eafiser-Pe
(,mil EZ s n proposed
l"J tisigns,
gr-aphie features, ;f ,....1; ,hlo•
l Sketehes of deli i el efne 4ts
l�7 to e ecru' for- buffer-44g
s iFFet i}d1fIg tises, -if
l i4 Floor- plans and eleyatiei4s--Tof--all sstmetur-es
isefnet+ies0
es and, f9r-r-esidei4tial
uses, floor- plans and elev4ioi4s for- typieal
is.]]
(H) Platting. Separate parcels located within the subzone and
made subject to a unity of title or covenant in lieu of unity of
Agenda Item
Page 42
title in accordance with Section 33-257 shall not be deemed
a subdivision and shall be exempt from the platting
requirements of»chapter« [[G4a-pter-]] 28.
Sec. 33C-12. - Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre Station
Subzone.
(D) Procedures for approval and development standards.
>>Applications for development shall be governed by the
procedures for review and approval of development in the
unincorporated area within the SMART Corridor Subzone
as set forth in section 33C-2, which are incorporated by
reference herein.<<
govemed by toe p-ezapplie4iei4 andapplieapr-eetleii
o,a,,, and devel »,sort st,,,,,a,rds of inn t �t,o
Br-iekel-1 St4iei4 S4zei4e, inekidii4g t4er-e"ir-emei4ts
eiretti st-ane s,as set If -seetioil 3 3 G 'n
o fe e>,
No ithstaflding t4e fsreowned
shall be gevemed by t4e pre applie4ieir-and
applie4ieii pr-eee"r-esmid ,aevelepmeiit s*ds
f,,�s eetieii 3 3 G 41(D), (E «) and ( ) ,:t,
4o a b., ono, o i, ,,.]]
(E) Platting. Separate parcels located within the subzone and
made subject to a unity of title or covenant in lieu of unity of
title >>in accordance with Section 33-257« shall not be
deemed a subdivision and shall be exempt from the platting
requirements of»chapter« [[Ghapte ]] 28.
Sec. 33C-14. - Santa Clara Station Subzone.
Agenda Item
Page 43
(D) Procedures for approval and development standards.
>>Applications for development shall be governed by the
procedures for review and approval of development in the
unincorporated area within the SMART Corridor Subzone
as set forth in section 33C-2, which are incorporated by
reference herein.<<
gove ed by t e p-lea;ei and applieatiei4
pfeee
Br-iekell Stcatiei4 S4zei4e, 44ekidii4g t4er-e"ir-efnei4ts
for- a era , ==�at� f the Board—44eeft
«) (G and (u) whieh are 44catecby
o fe e>,
prope few 44 4e s4zene shall be govemed by the
pre applieat;ei and applieatiei4
cei4ter S4zei4e, as set f seetlei4 33 C 4 D ,
!mil (F) ,,n (G) whieh�ee per&ted by
t > > >
o f e 0 e 1,o o ]]
(E) Platting. Separate parcels located within the subzone and
made subject to a unity of title or covenant in lieu of unity of
title >>in accordance with Section 33-257<< shall not be
deemed a subdivision and shall be exempt from the platting
requirements of»chapter« [[Ghapte ]] 28.
Sec. 33C-15. Metromover Subzone.
(D) Procedures for approval and development standards.
Applications for development in the subzone shall be
governed by the >>procedures for review and approval of
development in the unincorporated area within the SMART
Corridor Subzone as tset forth in section 33C-2<< [[p c-
J*dar-ds r-e!444g tee Cievemmer4tGer4terS4ze _e-t
feFth in seetion 33C 4(D),O (F) and (G)II, which are
incorporated by reference herein.
Agenda Item
Page 44
(E) Platting. Separate parcels located within the subzone and
made subject to a unity of title or covenant in lieu of unity of
title >>in accordance with Section 33-257<< shall not be
deemed a subdivision and shall be exempt from the platting
requirements of chapter 28.
Section 2. Section 33-314 of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida is hereby
amended as follows:
Sec. 33-314. Direct applications and appeals to the County
Commission.
k k x
(C) The County Commission shall have jurisdiction to directly
hear other applications as follows:
(9) Upon application for, hear and decide appeals of
decisions of the Rapid Transit Developmental
Impact Committee pursuant to chapter 33C.
(20) Applications>>for development in the RTZ District,
or appeals of municipal decisions regarding such
applications, as<< [[
gexefal site development plan within �
Govemment Gentef Stibzone of Me4omo
Subzzone of the Rapid T-fansit Zone, of as othefwise]]
provided in chapter 33C.
Section 3. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or provision of this ordinance is
held invalid, the remainder of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity.
Agenda Item
Page 45
Section 4. It is the intention of the Board of County Commissioners, and it is hereby
ordained that the provisions of this ordinance, including any sunset provision, shall become and
be made a part of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida. The sections of this ordinance may
be renumbered or relettered to accomplish such intention, and the word "ordinance" may be
changed to "section," "article," or other appropriate word.
Section 5. This ordinance shall become effective ten (10) days after the date of
enactment unless vetoed by the Mayor, and if vetoed,shall become effective only upon an override
by this Board.
PASSED AND ADOPTED:
Approved by County Attorney as
to form and legal sufficiency:
Prepared by:
Dennis A. Kerbel
Prime Sponsor: Vice-Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert, III
CITY OF "ENTURA
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Commission
FROM: Ronald J. Wasson, City Manager
DATE: July 16, 2021
SUBJECT: Recommendation to Appoint Members and Alternates to the
2021-2022 Youth Advisory Board
July 22, 2021 City Commission Workshop Agenda Item 4
This year 32 applications were received for the 2021-2022 Youth Advisory Board.
Interviews were scheduled and conducted on June 28t" — 30t" and July 1.
Following the review of the applications received and the interviews conducted, I am
recommending the below listed students for your consideration as members and
alternates for the Board:
BOARD MEMBERS
Lev Avidan** 12t" MAST FIU
Valentina Baredes 12t" MAST FIU
Chloe Freitas 12t" MAST FIU
Dylan Friedland* 12t" Pinecrest
Taryn Shein 11t" DSAHS
Jade Stein 11t" DSAHS
Carolina Wesley 12t" MAST FIU
BOARD ALTERNATES
Ethan Bazak 10t" DSAHS
Catherine Bello 10t" MAST FIU
Michael Briskin 10t" DSAHS
Lea Goldenberg 10t" FAU High
Tomas Della Torre* 12t" Krop
Isabella Koo man* 11t" Pinecrest
Tomas Lado* 12t" Kro
Constance Pimentel 11t" DSAHS
Megan Shein 11t" DSAHS
* New member or alternate.
** New member that served as an alternate the prior year.
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CITY OF "ENTURA
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Commission
FROM: Ronald J. Wasson City Manager
er
DATE: July 16, 2021
SUBJECT: Covid-19 Vaccine Outreach (Vice Mayor Dr. Marks)
July 22, 2021 City Commission Workshop Agenda Item 5
Vice Mayor Dr. Linda Marks has requested the above matter be placed on the Workshop
Agenda for discussion.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
RJW/act
Attachment
CCO1992-21
COVID-19 Vaccine Status by Age Group
It can ONLY be used for public health planning
Age group All Status Incompleted Incompleted_% Completed Completed_% Population Incompleted+Completed Rate(%)
12-15 36102 16416 45.5 19686 54.5 127229 28.4
16-29 259820 57474 22.1 202346 77.9 503576 51.6
30-39 262900 50293 19.1 212607 80.9 393860 66.7
40-49 301317 52765 17.5 248552 82.5 403925 74.6
50-59 333479 51044 15.3 282435 84.7 399618 83.4
60-69 271069 42402 15.6 228667 84.4 297996 91.0
70-79 184612 28553 15.5 156059 84.5 194720 94.8
80+ 108630 17407 16 91223 84 127867 85.0
All 1757929 316354 18.0 1441575 82.0 2448791 71.8
COVID-19 Vaccination Status by Gender
Female 926491 Unknown
Male 825569 0%
Unknown 5869
All 1757929
Male
47%
Female
53%
CITY OF "ENTURA
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Commission
FROM: Ronald J. Wasson City Manager
er
DATE: July 16, 2021
SUBJECT: Community Services Advisory Board (Vice Mayor Dr. Marks)
July 22, 2021 City Commission Workshop Agenda Item 7
Vice Mayor Dr. Linda Marks has requested the above matter be placed on the Workshop
Agenda for discussion.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
RJW/act
Attachment
CCO1991-21
Avcutura, FL Code ofOrdinances Page { of3
Sec2-121. Creation, composition and qualifications,
(a) There is hereby created and established the City mfAventura Community Services
Advisory Board (the "Board") consisting of seven members who shall be appointed by
the Mayor, subject to the approval ofthe City Commission. Members of the Board shall
be appointed in accordance with procedures established by the City Commission and
shall hold office at the pleasure of the City Commission. Members of the Board shall
serve without compensation and shall not be reimbursed for travel, mileage, or per
them expenses.
(b) Each member of the Board shall be a qualified elector of the City ofAuentura who has
continuously resided within the City for the six-month period immediately prior to the
appointment, and shall not be an employee of the City. Any member who ceases to
reside within the City Limits during his or her term of office shall be deemed tohave
resigned as of the date of his or her change of residence from the City. In the event of
the resignation mr removal of any member ofthe Board, the Mayor shall appoint a
person to fill the vacancy on such Board for the unexpired portion of the term of the
member vacating such office, subject to approval mfthe City Commission. |nappointing
members nf the Board, the following guidelines shall be considered:
(1) Expressed interest and/or experience in landscape design and architecture,
beautification projects, youth and/or senior citizen programs, recreation activities,
culture and the arts.
(Z) Evidence mfa commitment to serve and act in the best interests of the citizens mf
Aventura.
(c) In the event that a member mfthe Board has two unexrused absences )nacalendar
year, then in that event such member shall be subject to removal as a member of the
Board byvote of two-thirds mf the remaining members mfthe Board, The City Manager
or his designee shall provide necessary staff support for the Board.
(Ord. No. 2OO1'88' § 2. 7-3-01; Ord. No. 20O5-O4. g2, 5-3-O5; Ord. No. 2OO8-18, § l' 11 5-08)
Sec. Z'122. Term ofoffice.
Board Members shall serve for a term mf one year and may bereappointed.
([}rd. No. Z0O1-O8' § 2' 7-3-01; Ord. No. 2005'04, § 2' 5-3-05)
Sec. 2-123. Advisory capacity.
/\vemtuzu F[ Code ofOrdinances Page ? of3
The powers and duties Qfthe Board shall be solely Ofan advisory nature tO the City
Commission and City Manager.
(Ord. No. 2001-08' § 2' 7-3-01; Ord. No. 2OO5-O4. § 2' 5-3'05)
5ec. 2-124. Rules Ofprocedure.
(a) The Board shall adopt rules of procedure not inconsistent with the ordinances of the
City and the laws nf the State of Florida and shall utilize Robert's Rules mfOrder
recently revised 1990 Edition for the rules of procedure for the conduct of meetings of
the Board. The Board may create additional rules for the conduct of its internal
proceedings.
(b) During the first meeting of the Board, the members shall elect one of their number to
act as Chairman and may elect a Vice-Chairman.
(c) Four members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction nf business nf the Board.
Official action shall be taken by the Board only upon the concurring vote of a majority
of the members present at an official meeting of the Board, except that at least four
affirmative votes shall be required for official action.
(Ord. No. ZOO1'O8' § 2, 7-3-01; Ord. No. 2OD5-04, § 2' 5-3-O5)
5ec. 2-125. -jurisdiction.
The jurisdiction nf the Board shall be solely advisory. Action mfthe Board shall be |n the form
of a written recommendation of advice to the City Manager and City Commission or a
recommendation by motion nf the Board. The following matters shall be within the advisory
jurisdiction of the Board:
(1) Stimulate greater public awareness and encourage participation bv the community
in beautification and go green initiative by establishing recognition programs.
(2) Review and provide input on special events, recreation activities, senior and youth
programs, go green initiatives and the shuttle bus services,
(3) Act as the City'sTree Board for the Tree City U.S.A. requirements.
(4) Other matters assigned by the City Commission and City Manager.
(Ord. No. 2OO1-O8' § 2' 7-3-01; Ord. No. 2005-04' § 2' 5-3-O5; Ord. No. 2O88-18. § 2, 11-6'08)
Aventura, FL Code of Ordinances Page 3 of 3
Sec. 2-126. - Standards of conduct for members.
All members of the Board shall be subject to the Standards of Conduct for Public Officers and
Employees set by Federal, State, County or other applicable law pursuant to City Charter Section
7.03.
(Ord. No. 2001-08, § 2, 7-3-01)
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