HomeMy Public PortalAbout1992-09-30 Zoning HearingI P.iltI I. .i ,, i'•"'
A Budget and Zoning Hearing of the eal Harhout touncti wa-
held on Wednesday. September 30. 1002 in the ounci l Chamber at Its0
Harbour Village Hal;. fhe meeting called to orde. be Assistant
Mayor Hirscnl at 5: 0 p.m. The roil teal. ea:led .and tie.00 present
were
lIso present:
ssistant Mayor Andrew R. Hir,chl
tvunciOman Matthew H. hlank
t ounci lman Sul M. fapl in
earole. S. Mot rt , Vi l lag., Manager
Jeanette Horton, village Clerk
itachard J. Weiss. Village Attorney
Absent. Mayor Estelle Stern
:1s, a quorum was determined to de prt^,ent, tho-: inert itt;.
COMM nl. E'd.
Assistant Mayor Hirschi questioned 11 audience as to the nuni'E
present for the Munisport issue And with the Council's approval al
this, lima mace to item ,Ft on the agenda. There was no objection.
-E.k_zfet Track__ Mrs. MOrris introduced Mr. Edward Guedes. an
attoiney at Richard Weiss's office. lino has done the tesearen on
the proposed race track and amphitheater Mr. Weiss gave a brief
history of Mr. Guedes. background and stated that Mr. Calcites would
be the .attoiney that would he going to :curt for hey Biscayne
against thy Seaquariuu.
Mr. Guedes explained the documents he rec1 at the City of North
Miami. which are:
Management Operating Agreement dated May 27. l902
between the City of North Miami. Florida and
Performing Arts Management of North Miami. Inc
Management Operating Agreemer'tt date June 25. '99 2 between
t'ity of North Miami, Florida and North Miami Racing
t;orporation. Inc.
Minutes of North 1iami Planning! Commission dated
September ', 1992
Mr. Guedes stated that the term of the: contract is for 30 years anti
they were signed for the race track on May 22. 1992 and the
amphitheater on June 25, 1092. Funding from Dade County was, an
aliocated $9 million from the Tourist Development Tax n a
Budget and Zoning bearing 9/30/9".
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Itecounty ntiptoeed in pi' I FP: I pd tlIld I he Ku.," ti •Th that
he iounty ha., approved thy fundint.
tss,slant Maeor Hirsehl stated ecciyone is affected. watt:.
conducted sound. Therefore we should rtyht this both politleajir
and legally. Tonight trill not sone the problem. citt/en
must he formed.
Councilwoman Ann McDougal. 34 Indian rettk. Indian ( reek. . tated
that al! plans were made hefOLV the Aisastet in Homesteao. The
suggest rooting this project to Homestead. The county wouid not
0 c. and funding IOa y .e , laftic 1st. I. curl the t. 4 , Lov L. mitt; t
ii this project was moved to Homestead.
Councilman Boggess ttcommends that the Village retain attorney Fan
Paul or John Fletcher.
Harbara Schindler. brysident of the tonlilton Ittr Vuritt ise of
Munisport, 2500 N. L. lk.'t Street. North Miami. eNplained that Mr.
Sanchev originally wanted Opa Toeka fol. the -.Ito: of his [ACC tract,
itaajue,ted that, !utterhe written to the ookernor and members ot
the cabinet stating opposition to tho Pate I:aelt and Ampilithytit
and the impact would have on out community. Mrs, sehlindiet
st 1c1.1 that I t mould al,C Oil me tore t.t11 the t' y h
e I. I to dcfuat. (tl.
DIfil Holder. 2.4 bal bay thine. stated he was 'very disappointeo that
f. WtTIL would be unaltie to rypresent the \Hinge anti queationcut
whj the County could not enforcy the noise oldinanee. fits. Morris
co.pidined and referred to the ease of Sundays on the hay fol
e\dmple.
Assistant Mayor Hirschl suggested setting a date to meet with an
AttOilleS and set a fee cap. Mts. Morris Lo conLUCL Mc. Fletcher
and also obtain a list or attorneys Hem ijf. Weiss. A motion was
offered by l'ouneilman Taplin rind seconded bk councilman Plank that
itudyet and Zoning Hearing o/30/"1
1112 be W 1, 11 ci 11 a E, !If...». ;111,1 1 1 1 I. ;.)
1.)`.'s . rle 1110 t ( I' 1 (1 tin (in i imitt; ; 1-0) A I t 11 ',la '.•
2. Discussion of Miiiagie Pate - No inciease ovel kiffied-itatF
Mrs. Maffi,, announced that the millage rate proposed is
over the rolled -nark millage rate.
3. Discussion of Proposed Millage Rate: Assistant MayGi
Hirsch( announced that the proposed millage rate for the tinning
fiscal year is 3.30 and opened a Public Hearing for comments.
There being none. the Public Hearing. was Hosed. A motion to adopt
the millage rate; as proposed was offered by Councilman Boggess anti
seconded by councilman Tapl in. The motion carried unanimousii. :4-
Ol. with Mayor Stein absent.
4. Discussion of Proposed Budiguts: None
5. Resolution - Adoption of Mijditige_Rate: A Resolution
adopting the final millage rate was read. in full. by the ',Mugu
Clerk. A motion to adopt this Resolution was offered by Councilman
Boggess and seconded by Councilman "Joplin. The motion carried
nnanimonsl:i (4-0). with Mayoi Stern absent. thus becoming
RESOLUTION Nu, 40S
RESOLUTION OF BAL HAPROUR VidEAOF. ADOPTING A FINAL
AttLLAGE RATE FOR FISCAJ YEAR 19q2/93; PROVIDING FOR AN
EIFECTIVF DATE,
0. Ordinance/public Hearing -Adoptitin of Proposed itudguti.:
General Fund
Mrs. Morris explained that the (funeral Fund also include..
the Security Distritt, and the Counail sits AS an equalizing Board
to hear complaints with reference to assessment..
An Ordinance adopting the General Fund Budget for fiscal Yea{
Infl2/9.1 was read, by title. Ey the \iilage rierk. Assistant. ayof
Hirsch! then opened the Public Hearing for discussion. There tieing
no discussion on the Budget nor on the assessments, Assiitant
Hirst:Pi closed tne Publi2 HuarirT::. A motion was offered Lt
Councilman Taptin and seconded ny CounLilman Boggess to enact thi
ordinance. The motion carried unanimoasts I4-0;. with Aayor Ntera
absent. thus becoming
ORDINANCE NO. 3-2
ORDINANCE ol DAL HARBoUP kiLLAGF ADoPTING 1 BUDfdd Tfli
PEPIOD 01 OCTOBER 1. 19(12 TO SIPTRMBrk 30. 1991.iN FHL ANRUN:
uP S4.12S.331 AUTHORIZING EXPENDITURES: ES1ABEISHING
IFILCTIVE DATE.
Budget and Zoning Hearing n/30/n2
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4)12 /03 was lead. he t:,l%, I t tael n Y. n t. a .. k
1-1 rscht then of)e ne (I a Public tle a 1- .1 tie r ttatiiiii2n r r t.: 1 • t: [IC:
none he lost:. the Putt I hear in . A me L un was 01 r r t.:ta
Loan i I ma n 131anN and wet:untied t)st t't)unrt lman Bog t nttct tII
i none . l'he mot ion cf-, (I a it till i Pio t:*. I ( ) CV I 11 Ad. y t,
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.01t,it'ART5IEN ft3...P I lilt. PER of.) 01. 99 2 'It.
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Alt Ordinance ttdopt ine the I tars tt:tew r pt. I anent ntitte ; tt t 111 '
Etit Year I LI () 2 /93 Vt'cl 1, !cad, by t 1 1 I '. t 11;,2 V 1 1 1 a e I
ASS'S"rant \lay() ti i n t (went:0 n Pu`!I It, t112 rir 1 51,1.; L.1,1' (»milli!): IIC
and t he ray: li¢tng none cal the Pu <, I IL. r .1 'rut te)n tk,
by i I wan Tapl n ana tnrlyn t t: nun c i I Man hoggett
ethic. t h Ilia I t t1tI). HCA. 0111111)J
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abSC t. thus ri:t
;),•RD I NANCE ()I- 10\1, ILVI.)1101,1•1. ! 1 1„%111) A111/0.1 pc,/ \ it001 1'111\ HI;
t'FkIC)U ()! ..?("yott.,k I I',t)_' I mitt j," to tr.) 3 IN r1.0
ANItOINT $ 2I/5 i 1 Y... I '•••
AN LI. FELT I
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Appeaconce Mdg Amendmcni
An ordinance wits read, 5s it ie. 5; eCt I loge !c rF, amend op
Section !'.5-11 ol the Village Codu• opp,,/ntoig, an L%-i'filCL,
to the Architectural Pevicw hoold! Unyor then
opened Lhe Puhlic Hearing for comment:— teuncilmon (:laill cave
background on the amendment, to the Boacd. Assistant Mayor Hirsch:
then closed thu Public Ilea: :lig. A mot:on was ;dieted iounvffman
Boyeems and seconded 5y councilman h!adk to tnact tHis drdinnnee
The motion ear) ied unanimousi\ IA-U1, r.ith Mawr Stern abmunl. :nu
becoming
ORDIN\NcL NO, 3-6
ORDINANCE OF BAL HAI:Boll!! VILLAPE AUL:WINO SloU PO f!
it 0! THE ViLiAcE CODE: DESDDNA:iNC MIL CHAIRMAN OF AdA
BEAflTIFICATI,ON COMMITTEE AS AN h Ire NON AOTIND MIAIRIT
Ul LiM ARcHlIFeiCRAI REVIl\V BOAR!): PRoVIIIONo FOR
SAVERABlAITY. !NA LUSioN IN `HI corn-. s'a! AN FAIL! TI'l DAll
Permitted cse
An Oldinance ,A.1,5 read, by title. hs the \Illne ciciA umenu d!
settion of the Yffloge Code, e\idonling the litit of pe;iiii!te!!
uses in the "B" Buiness AssIstant Uoyor hilsch• ins!'
opened a Public Hen: ing fat comment:-. Touncilmmn Blank ques,icAeH
the listing 1Pi. Private C!uhs. or. Wc!ss explained soia la! ic
luncheon club. Theme eeing no Furthei comment— AscisUin: Mayo'
HirmchI closed the Public 111:2.Ni A motion wam offered Hs
councilman Taplin and ,,ccondeci by iouncilman Fiq2gem to enact th,c
ordinance. The motion earned unanimonslt (4-01. with Mayor Sieru
su aknt. thus becoming
ORDINANCE :No. 1--
ORDINANCE OF RAL HARBoUR VlALAPA, ETORIRA AMANDINC,
2,- llb Of THE \IIAAOL LOH: LS:HANDING THE LIST 0! PlPMITIEo
USES IN THK " B - DISTRICT RI INCLUOI THE FOlidWIM:
APPLIANCE: LLEC1 NON J U AND ALII:PHONE STOVES: ARE: OALLFE 1
ACCAloN HOUS)S: EINANeIAL 1:\STITETIoNS: :THAD GALE OP
JUVENILE ENTERTAlNUENT I:AC(1,1'11TH BUT Nol VIDL0 ARCADIsi:
BAKERIES: FLoRIS1S: HEALTH (MBE AND SPAS: ORY ohOPE SAOPEE:
DTPARTMENT AND V 1R t I TV SToR f.J : HOME FURNISH:NOS. CHINA.
JEWELRY. BOOK. FoO, VIDEO. SOAP. PFRMIE: COMPETAR HAULDWARA
AND SW:MARE IF.AIHLR. (i000S \ ND ti i i' STORES: PARKING 01-
AUToMOBILES! PRIVATE cLUBS: ALTERATION SHOPS: TRAlH1
AND OTHER SIMILAR ASTS AS MA\ BA PARMITILD BY TUI VILIAGI,
OURANCIA. AFTER A PUBLIC HEANINO, PROVIPINu THAN St4O1 S AEI
PoMPATIBLE WITH AND WI NoT APVERSLLI AFIACT AUL (ILARACTIn
THE "B" BUSINLSS DISIRIOT: hl lUINATINP, SERVIcE >tATIoNd AE
Budget and Zoning heating 0/30/4J
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each. dpon deteimibation or the dcoora! icit to be n,cd. !ad .
Wolku supei inttnduni ivolatit Whelood 4nd his dtcf) re!!evied tap
:,1;.20 1' t. ;) In ,ICV all ( h i “. 1 !e; ;.• '; pe ; yti< 041 :: ;:n ; ; • e
)canustod flat -udder 'o Dt.ihc tett:tin Lb:toot's "do
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!if, cr ihe decotations. 'his incroaded 'he cost nef :111•1
tpl.,;;;;Ig (52 oh Bell zl r. thu \e;L.101 11.;;;, agreed to di,oa
the Viiitge a S20 Credit a piece for !by ! !d necorationd!
Morris ,toted thcl in ordel td these decorations fur '
1.1pC0111; (1;.: She e ,; 11:2 (.;;Une 1 1 all t ll'.;I'IZiat ion L:
Oceeel. wol ion was ifre:uti by louncliman boggess and
seconded bv C'nuncilman Blahk to aethorict the Villaec Marbtatt! ,o
p;:ceed with the purchase of the boi ntny decoration. The motion
tarried unanimously '4-0) with Mayo' Stern lie-;e1;t.
Rectycliny! Yruck
lis, Morris explained that earlier this month the Vilidge issued a
bid seeking prices for a truck and reds load recycling body. ubt!
tams reSpoilS(2 was, rceeiVed. as lila,: the ca>,t au another ;HU 11 et pa ;
Thal re'tl'onsv was from Pay Pace's Waste Tquipment. Their response
id in conformance with the bid specifications and it is thu
recommendation of Public Works Superintendent Pobtft Wheldon
we protect) with the purchade of this tehicle. The iota: piiee id
SdJ.-0and deiizeiy is antie)pated between :50 - 1S0 days. Mrs.
Morris further explained that in the Immi/02 budget S-5,:d0.)
provide howeter. we Ole suificittutly undel budget and no additionn,
funds should be required.
A motion was offered by Councilman noegess and seconded by
Assistant Mayor Hilschl to authorize the Village Manager to proceed
with the purchase. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). witn
Mayor Stern ansent.
101 Condominium Association: councilman Blank read tnt memo
the Council received from the Villo,tm2 leris. with the reque,t from
the 101 Condominium Association to be heard in reference to
Hurricane Shutters. An,. iairdon was present and explained the type
of shutters to be used. Assistant Mayor Hirdchi stated that the
Council does nut hate thc authority to wmive the appearance buioie
the Architectural Review Hoard.
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