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Amendments to the Comprehensive Development Master Plan
Adopted March 13, 2012
This report contains a series of amendments to the Village of Key Biscayne's Comprehensive
Development Master Plan (Master Plan) based on the recommendations of the Evaluation and
Appraisal Report (EAR) adopted by the Village on April 25, 2006 by Resolution No. 2006-23,
and as required by Florida law to implement water supply planning. Only goals, objectives,
policies, and maps for which specific amendments are recommended are included.
The proposed amendments represent a major update of the Master Plan, and are designed to
ensure the Master Plan meets all requirements of the State of Florida for comprehensive plans,
and to serve as a guide to creating and maintaining the community envisioned by the residents,
businesses and community leaders of the Village.
In the Objections, Recommendations and Comments (ORC) Report, the Department of
Economic Opportunity (then known as the Department of Community Affairs) provided
objections, recommendations and comments regarding the Village's proposed amendments
(DCA No. 11-1ER). The Village's response and corrective actions are as follows:
Future Land Use Element Objection 1: The Village has not submitted updated Existing and
Future Land Use Maps or updated the planning timeframe of 1994-2004.
Response/Actions: The Existing and Future Land Use Map series has been updated to reflect
a new planning timeframe of 2025, and revised as appropriate.
Future Land Use Element Objection 2: The Village has not included in the map series in the
Future Land Use Element natural resources, historic districts, Transportation Concurrency
Management Areas, and multimodal transportation district boundaries.
Response/Actions: There are no Transportation Concurrency Management Areas or multi -
modal transit districts. The historic district and natural resources maps are included in the
Master Plan, but were not transmitted in the amendments because they have not changed.
They are included herein for information purposes, and have been recreated for improved
readability.
Transportation Element Objection 1: The Village has not provided Existing and Future
Transportation Maps showing public transit routes and service areas, number of lanes per
roadway, local and regional transportation facilities critical for coastal evacuations, and peak
hour/direction for roads and transit.
Response/Actions: The Transportation Map Series has been updated and amended to extend
the planning timeframe to 2025.
Conservation and Coastal Management Element Objection 1: This Element does not have
a policy adopting the Coastal High Hazard Area (CHHA) definition nor is the CHHA mapped.
Response/Action: Objective 3.1 of the Coastal Management Element has been amended to
include the CHHA definition, and a Map of this Area has been included in the Future Land
Use Element Map Series.
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Conservation and Coastal Management Element Objection 2: Objective 3.2 establishes a
13 hour hurricane evacuation clearance time while the statute calls for 12 hours to shelters or
13 hours for out -of -County evacuations.
Response/Action: Conservation and Coastal Management Element Objective 3.2 has been
revised to specify 13 hours for out -of -County evacuations or 12 hours to evacuate to a shelter.
Conservation and Coastal Management Element Objection 3: Policy 1.8.2 of this Element
establishes a LOS of 155 gallons per day (gpd) while Policy 1.2.1 of the Capital Improvements
Element establishes an LOS of 280 gpd.
Response/Action: Amend Capital Improvements Element Policy 1.2.1 to reflect a LOS of 155
gpd to be consistent with Policy 1.8.2 and the Miami -Dade County 10 -Year Water Supply
Facilities Work Plan.
Capital Improvements Element Objection 1: The Village has not provided a 5 -Year
Schedule of Capital Improvements.
Response/Action: An updated Capital Improvements Schedule has been adopted.
Capital Improvements Element Objection 2: Policy 1.5.6 of the CIE and Policy 1.2.6 of the
Public School Facilities Element have not been revised to incorporate the 2009/2010 through
2013/2014 Miami -Dade County Public Schools Facilities Work Plan by reference.
Response/Action: Capital Improvements Element Policy 1.5.6 and Public School Facilities
Element Policy 1.2.6 were amended to incorporate the current Work Plan dates.
Objection: The Village has not prepared a 10 Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan.
Response/Action: The Water Supply Facilities Work Plan is adopted and included herein.
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FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT
Amend Goal 1 as follows:
GOAL1 ACHIEVE THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY CHARACTER:
Key Biscayne should be a residential community. Development policies should protect
residential character. Future residential density should shall be at the lowest densities
consistent with the protection of reasonable property rights. Hotels should be permitted in
order to provide ocean access opportunities and respect an established land use pattern;
however, they should be modest in size so as not to overpower the community's residential
character. Other commercial development should be sized to meet the needs of residents
and hotel guests. Office development should be limited to the minimum amount practical
in light of existing development patterns.
Amend Objective 2.1 as follows:
Objective 2.1 Sanitary Sewer Facilities 9J-5.006 (3) (b) 1
Extend public sanitary sewer service to additional developed areas no later than 2008
Coordinate with the County and appropriate agencies to maintain sanitary sewer
service, and ensure effective septic and drain field functioning. See Policies 2.1.1 and
2.1.2 for additional measurability.
Amend Policy 2.1.1 as follows:
Policy 2.1.1
The Village shall cooperate coordinate with the Miami -Dade County in an attempt to
remaining un sewered areas as is financially feasible and otherwise desirable. The intent
as technically and financially fcasiblc but no later than 2001
and to b entation-asses-tehnioall rd fi„ancial�z ' complete
implementation no later than 2005 to maintain sanitary sewer sanitary sewer services.
Amend Objective 2.2 as follows:
Objective 2.2 Storm Sewer Infrastructure
Continue to #-ypgrade the drainage system so that stormwater oulfalls into Biscayne
Bay (and adjacent canals) fully meet National Pollution Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES) standards no later than December 31, 1998 and the standards of Chapter
17-25, F.A.C. and of Chapter 17-302.500, F.A. C. Continue to -Uypgrade on site drainage
standards to ensure that private properties retain at least the first one inch of stormwater
on site and permit no more runoff after development than before development.
Amend Policy 2.2.2 as follows:
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Policy 2.2.2 9J-5.006 (3) (c) 4
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and enforce land
development code provisions that require one inch of on- site drainage detention, post
development runoff equal to or less than pre development runoff, erosion control, a
minimum percentage of pervious open space, maintenance of swales, and drainage level of
service standards. These requirements shall be designed to help ensure full compliance with
the specific standards set forth in Objective 1.1 of the Infrastructure Element.
Add a new Policy 2.2.3 as follows:
Policy 2.2.3
The Village shall continue to upgrade the drainage system so that outfalls into Biscayne Bay
and adjoining canals fully meet the NPDES standards and Chapters 17-25 and 17-302.500,
F.A.C.
Amend and Renumber Policy 2.2.3 as follows:
Policy 2.2.34 9J-5.006(3) (c) 3
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and enforce as
part of the land development code a concurrency management system which meets the
requirements of 9J 5.0055. The concurrency management system shall to specify that no
development permit shall be issued unless the public facilities necessitated by a
development (in order to meet level of service standards specified in the Traffic Circulation
Transportation, Recreation and Open Space, and Infrastructure Policies) will be in place
concurrent with the impacts of the development or the permit is conditional to assure that
they will be in place. The requirement that no development permit shall be issued unless
public facilities necessitated by the project be in place concurrent with the impacts of
development shall be effective immediately and shall be interpreted pursuant to the
following:
1. Measuring Conformance with the Level -of -Service
Public facility capacity availability shall be determined by a set of formulas that reflect
the following:
Adding together:
The total design capacity of existing facilities; plus
The total design capacity of any new facilities that will become available concurrent with
the impact of the development. The capacity of new facilities may be counted only if one or
more of the following can be demonstrated:
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(A) For water, sewer, solid waste and drainage:
(1) The necessary facilities are in place and available at the time a certificate of
occupancy is issued, or
(2) Such approval is issued subject to the condition that the necessary facilities will be in
place and available when the impacts of development occur, or
(3) The new facilities are guaranteed in an enforceable development agreement to be in
place when the impacts of development occur. An enforceable development agreement may
include, but is not limited to, development agreements pursuant to Section 163.3220, Florida
Statutes, or an agreement or development order pursuant to Chapter 380, Florida Statutes
(the Development of Regional Impact authorization).
(B) For recreation:
(1) Paragraphs (1)-(3) under (A) above except that construction may begin up to one
year after issuance of a certificate of occupancy.
(2) The new facilities are the subject of a binding executed contract for the construction
of facilities to be completed within one year of the time the certificate of occupancy is
issued, or
(3) A development agreement as outlined in 1 above but requiring construction to begin
within one year of certificate of occupancy issuance.
(C) For traffic:
(1) Paragraphs (A) (1) through (4) or (B) (2) above except that construction can begin up
to three years after the approval date.
(2) No modification of public facility level -of -service standards established by this plan
shall be made except by a duly enacted amendment to this plan.
Subtracting from that number the sum of: Existing volumes or flows; plus
"Committed" volumes or flows from approved projects that are not yet constructed; plus
The demand that will be created by the proposed project i.e., site plan, plat or other
development order.
In the case of water, sewers, solid waste and recreation, the formulas must reflect the
latest population vis a vis flows or park acreage.
Design capacity shall be determined as follows:
Sewage: the capacity of the County sewage treatment system - Water: the capacity of the
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County water treatment and storage system.
Solid Waste: the capacity of the County disposal system.
Drainage: The on -site detention capability and/or storm sewer capacity.
Roadways: The standard for measuring highway capacities shall be the Florida DOT Table
of Generalized Two -Way Peak Hour Volumes for Urbanized Areas or other techniques that
are compatible to the maximum extent feasible with FDOT standards and guidelines. The
measurement of capacity may also be determined by engineering studies provided that
analysis techniques are technically sound and acceptable to the Village engineer.
Recreation: Measurement shall be based on recreation data in the Comprehensive
Plan plus the latest Village population estimate with any necessary interpretation
provided by the Village Manager or designee thereof.
Transit: The County Transit Agency bus schedules for routes within the Village.
2. Concurrency Monitoring System
The manager or designee thereof shall be responsible for monitoring facility capacities
and development activity to ensure that the concurrency management system data base
is kept current, i.e., includes all existing and committed development. This data base
shall be used to systematically update the formulas used to assess projects. An annual
report shall be prepared.
3. Capacity Reservation
Any development permit application which includes a specific plan for development,
including densities and intensities, shall require concurrency review. Compliance will
be finally calculated and capacity reserved at time of final action of an approved final Design
Review approval or building permit if no Design Review is required or enforceable
developers agreement. Phasing of development is authorized in accordance with Rule
SJ 5.0055. Applications for development permits shall be chronologically logged upon
approval to determine rights to available capacity. A capacity reservation shall be valid
for a time to be specified in the land development code; if construction is not initiated
during this period, the reservation shall be terminated.
4. Administration
The Village Manager (or designee thereof) shall be responsible for concurrency
management. The land development code shall specify administrative procedures,
including an appeals mechanism, exemptions, plan modifications, burden of proof, etc.
5. Project Impact of Demand Measurement
The Eeneurrene manage rent us s ---procedural guide (a supplement to the land
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development code) will contain the f ....,u'as for ealettletiftgcomplianee plus tab'e" which
provide generation rates for water use, sewer use, solid waste and traffic, by land use
category. Alternative methods acceptable to the Village manager or designee thereof may
also be used by the applicant. For example, traffic generation may be based upon the
Institute of Transportation Engineer's Trip Generation manual.
Amend Objective 2.3 as follows:
Objective 2.3 Natural Resources 9J-5.006 (3) (b) 4
The Village shall continue to upgrade the drainage system so that stormwater outfalls into
Biscayne Bay (and aeljaeent adjoining canals) fully meet National Pollution Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) and State standards no later than December 31, 1998 and the
standards of Chapter 17 25, F.A. C. and of Chapter 17 302.500, FA. C. Upgrade onsite
drainage standards to ensure that private properties retain at least the first one inch of
storm water on site and permit no more runoff after development that before development.
Amend Policy 2.3.1 as follows:
Policy 2.3.1 9J-5.006 (3) (c) 4
Based upon the capital cost implications of the Village of Key Biscayne Drainage Master
Plan, the Village shall activate apply the stormwater utility assessment as a basis for
bonding for the first phase of implementation no later than December 31, 1998. The
Village shall update its Drainage Master Plan as necessary to ensure the continued efficacy
of its provisions to upgrade the storm sewer system in accordance with the specific
standards of Objective 1.1 of the Infrastructure Element.
Amend Policy 2.3.2 as follows:
Policy 2.3.2
By the date required by state statute or sooner, the Village shall enact and enforce land
development code provisions that require one inch of on -site drainage detention, post
development runoff equal to or less than pre development runoff, erosion control, a
minimum percentage of pervious open space, maintenance of swales, drainage level -of -
service standards, ocean beach dune protection and vegetation, and other environmentally
sensitive land protection measures. These requirements shall be designed to help ensure
full compliance with the specific standards set forth in Objective 2.3 above. Such provisions
shall be consistent with this plan and with the applicable Florida statutory and
administrative code requirements. They shall also be consistent with applicable standards
promulgated by the South Florida Water Management District, the South Florida Regional
Planning Council, the Miami- Dade County Department of Environmental Resource
Management, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and/or other agencies
with relevant jurisdiction and/or information.
Amend Objective 2.6 as follows:
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Objective 2.6 Historic Preservation
No later than .1999. 2015, prepare a list of potentially significant historic structures and a
strategy for their preservation including all properties eligible for designation on the
National Register of Historic Places.
Amend Policy 2.6.1 as follows:
Policy 2.6.1 9J-5.006 (3) (c) 8
Based upon historical records and accounts of early development in the Village, the
Council Village shall, no later than 2015, identify all properties that are at least 50 years old.
Based upon the inventory of properties, the Village may consider the designation of a local
historic district. In addition, the Village will also consider which buildings, if any, may be
eligible for designation on the National Register of Historic Places. designate those structures
that due to age, architecture and function are candidates for historic designation and
protection. A strategy for the preservation of some or all of these structures shall be drafted.
Amend the Future Land Use Descriptions as follows:
FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
This section is a component of Future Land Use Policy 1.1.1 and is adopted as such by
reference. Its purpose is twofold. First, this section explains the types of land uses that are
to be permitted by the land development code which implements the Future Land Use Map.
The land development code will contain more detail about permitted land uses than does this
section. Land development code use regulations which are not specifically addressed in this
section and which are not obviously incompatible with this section and other relevant
policies may be deemed to be consistent with the overall comprehensive plan.
Low Density Single Family Residential
This category of land use is intended to allow for the use of single family detached homes
on lots of at least 15,000 square feet of net area. Other uses allowed on land within this
category include public parks, primary and secondary schools, existing houses of worship and
public utility facilities necessary to serve the homes within this category. The 15,000
square foot lot size limitation shall not preclude the continued use, development or
redevelopment of a home on a smaller lot where such lot or parcel was platted or otherwise
of record prior to the adoption of this Plan.
Office
This category of land use is intended to allow for business and professional office use.
Buildings within this category shall be limited to up to 35 feet in height and 40 percent
maximum lot coverage. Other uses permitted on land within this category include houses of
worship. The application of the height and lot coverage limitations contained in this
paragraph shall not preclude the repair or reconstruction of any building or portion thereof
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which is damaged by any natural disaster or other casualty. Such repair or reconstruction
shall not exceed the original intensity of the repaired or reconstructed building. This
paragraph applies to intensities, not uses.
Commercial
This category of land use is intended to allow for general commercial and business uses and
activities serving the daily retailing and service needs of the community. Other uses
permitted on land within this category include business and professional office uses,
houses of worship, public parks, municipal buildings and facilities and public utilities
necessary to serve the uses within this category. Buildings within this category shall be
limited to 35 feet in height and 35 percent lot coverage. The application of the height
and lot coverage limitations contained in this paragraph shall not preclude the repair or
reconstruction of any building or portion thereof which is damaged by any natural disaster
or other casualty. Such repair or reconstruction shall not exceed the original intensity of
the repaired or reconstructed building. This paragraph applies to intensities, not uses.
Add a new Objective 2.8 as follows:
Objective 2.8 Water Supply
Assist the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department in ensuring there is sufficient
water supply for existing and new development in the Village.
Add a new Policy 2.8.1 as follows:
Policy 2.8.1
The Village, through the land development regulations, will coordinate land uses and future
land use amendments with the availability of water supplies and water supply facilities.
Add a new Goal 3 as follows:
GOAL 3 IMPLEMENT GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION STRATEGIES
Add a new Objective 3.1 as follows:
Objective 3.1 Reduce energy use and greenhouse gas production.
The Village shall consider changes to the future land use plan based upon energy efficient
land use patterns, while providing for existing and future energy electric power generation
and transmission systems.
Add a new Policy 3.1.1 as follows:
Policy 3.1.1
The Village shall ensure that its Master Plan and land development regulations do not prevent
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the construction of electric substations within the Village.
Add a new Policy 3.1.2 as follows:
Policy 3.1.2
The Village's land development regulations shall allow for use of alternate, renewable
sources of energy including the use of solar panels.
Add a new Policy 3.1.3 as follows:
Policy 3.1.3
The Village shall provide for redevelopment activities in the land development regulations
and zoning code and enhance the infrastructure of aging neighborhoods as needed.
Add a new Policy 3.1.4 as follows:
Policy 3.1.4
The Village shall permit a variety of housing opportunities in varying price ranges.
Add a new Policy 3.1.5 as follows:
Policy 3.1.5
The Village shall continue to allow home based businesses to the extent that impacts are
compatible with the residential community.
Add a new Policy 3.1.6 as follows:
Policy 3.1.6
The Village shall support mixed use development to encourage reduced vehicle usage.
Add a new Policy 3.1.7 as follows:
Policy 3.1.7
The Village shall maintain its network of bicycle lanes and pedestrian facilities with specific
consideration of connectivity to schools and public facilities.
Add a new Policy 3.1.8 as follows:
Policy 3.1.8
The Village shall ensure that new development and redevelopment provides for pedestrian,
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bicycle, and automobile connectivity to adjacent rights -of -ways, adjacent development and the
public transportation system.
Add a new Objective 3.2 as follows:
Objective 3.2 Implement greenhouse gas reduction strategies.
The Village shall provide for policies within the land development regulations and Master
Plan which are designed to reduce energy use and the creation of greenhouse gases.
Add a new Policy 3.2.1 as follows:
Policy 3.2.1
The Village shall, to the extent financially feasible, educate residents on home energy
reduction strategies.
Add a new Policy 3.2.2 as follows:
Policy 3.2.2
The Village shall, to the extent financially feasible, educate residents on the cost and
environmental effects of automobile idling.
Add a new Policy 3.2.3 as follows:
Policy 3.2.3
The Village shall continue to reduce the heat island effect by maintaining its green
infrastructure through maintenance of its tree canopy, parks, open spaces, wetland mitigation
areas, landscaped medians and scenic vistas.
Add a new Policy 3.2.4 as follows:
Policy 3.2.4
The Village shall continue to require open space and pervious surface areas in development
and redevelopment.
Add a new Policy 3.2.5 as follows:
Policy 3.2.5
By December 2015, the Village shall consider amending the land development regulations to
adopt specific standards and strategies that address greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficient
housing, and overall energy conservation as per Objective 3.1 and 3.2.
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Amend the Future Land Use Map to: update the date to 2025; include the Coastal High Hazard
Area as per the definition included in Coastal Management Element Objective 3.1, and; change
the Future Land Use designations of application areas A, B, C, D, E, F and G as specified
herein.
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J Low Density Multiple Family Residential - Two Family Residential
® Medium Density Multiple Family Ocean Resort Hotel Water Recreation)
is Medium Density Multiple Family Residential
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Land Use Designation - Public & Institutional
Commercial Public Recreation & Open Space
High Density Multiple Family Residential - Single Family Low Density Residential
L_ j Low Density Multiple Family Residential I Single Family Medium Density Residential
M Medium Density Multiple Family Ocean Resort Hotel in Two Family Residential
- Medium Density Multiple Family Residential Water Recreation)
— Local streets
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. County Shoreline Development Review Area [3 Key Biscayne Limits
'� Scenic Vistas — Local Streets
+, water -Dependant Uses =a Coastal Construction Line
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THE FOLLOWING MAPS ARE EXCERPTS FROM THE VILLAGE'S
EAR -BASED AMENDMENTS (First Reading February 9, 2010)
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP
Village of Key Biscayne A; �
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LEGEND
NAME/ADDRESS
CURRENT LAND USE
PROPOSED LAND USE
A
Pankey Institute
1 Crandon Blvd.
Medium Density Multiple
Family Residential
Public and Institutional
B
Public Library
Medium Density Multiple
Family Residential
Public and Institutional
C
Kcy Biscayne K-8
Center
Public Recreation and Open
Space -building portion of site
Public and Institutional
D
701.798 Femwood Rd.
Two Family Residential
Single Family Residential
E
Village Lake Park
Low Density Multiple Family
Residential
Single Family Residential
F
Village Beach Park
Multiple Family Residential and
Hotel Resort
Public Recreation and Open
Space
G
L'1. splanade
971 Crandon Blvd.
Low Density Multiple Family
Residential
Commercial
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A
Future Land Use Designation
Pankey Building
1 Crandon Blvd
CURRENT LAND USE
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PROPOSED LAND USE
B
Future Land Use Designation
Public Library
288 Crandon Blvd
CURRENT LAND USE PROPOSED LAND USE
Ocean Lane Dr
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Sensate Dr
LEGEND
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Future Land Use Designation
Key Biscayne K-8 Center
150 W McIntyre St & 601 W Enid Dr
CURRENT LAND USE PROPOSED LAND USE
LEGEND:
Pi = Public & Inritlueonsl
PJtOS Pubic Roc a k,n d Open Space
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D
Future Land Use Designation
700 Block of Fernwood Drive
701-798 Fernwood Dr
CURRENT LAND USE
PROPOSED LAND USE
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E
Future Land Use Designation
Village Lake Park
CURRENT LAND USE
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PROS • Pub11c Ryrxe$ oot and Arlon Space
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PROPOSED LAND USE
F
Future Land Use Designation
Village Beach Park
CURRENT LAND USE PROPOSED LAND USE
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LEGEND.
MF-CRH = Muti(amlly Ocean Resort Weis
PROS = Public Rocaoaton and Opon Spaco
G
Future Land Use Designation
L'Espianade
971 Crandon Blvd
CURRENT LAND USE
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PROPOSED LAND USE
TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT
Change the name of the Traffic Circulation Element to Transportation Element as follows:
TRA.FFIC CIRCULATION TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT
Amend Objective 1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1 Motorized Transportation System 9J-5.019 (3)(f)
Maintain the designated level of service but with enhanced pedestrian safety and amenities.
Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policy 1.1.1 9J-5.019 (3)(h) 9J 5M07(J)(c) 1.
The Village shall regulate the timing of development to maintain at least the following per
hour Level of Service standards:
Arterials — ":l✓ D". Crandon Boulevard is the only arterial in the Village.
Collectors — "B". Harbor Drive and West Mashta Drive are collectors.
Local Service Streets — "A". All other streets are local service streets.
Crandon Boulevard is projected to be at Level of Service E or better south of Harbor Drive
could potentially fall slightly below E north of Harbor Drive near the north Village limits.
The amount by which traffic on Crandon north of Harbor is projected to exceed. Level of
Service E is six tenths of one percent (0.006). Barton Asehman Associates Inc., traffic
engineering consultants for this plan, believe that this amount of traffic (19 trips more than the
3.110 trip capacity is not significant because it is far less than the margin of projection error.
The Village prefers to utilize the E Level of Service standard based on the expectation that
future volumes could be lower than projected volumes. If future volumes are equal to
projected volumes, then the Village would have to lower the Level of Service standard on
Crandon Boulevard north of Harbor Drive to 100% percent of E capacity.
Amend Policy 1.1.3 as follows:
Policy 1.1.3 9.J 5007(3)(b) and (c)
Streer t� hall h llectors (Harbor Dr ve
ozrccrin e'i33�cra"tin'�o@—EleSi�iGtt—ttttt3�pY�i�nted- fvi-tt3@ cv'rrcc
and Mashta) identified in Policy 1.1.1 and elsewhere in this plan. The intersection at
Crandon and Harbor shall be channelized. Speed control methods that will require
traffic to stop on a regular basis (such as four way stop signs)should be avoided,
f,ince these will work against .what the Collector street is meant to do. Instead strategies
Such as medians, pavement reduction, or the provision of shrubbery and trees close to
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the roadway will serve as deterrents to speeding on Collector roads.
The Village shall update its Future Transportation Map, when necessary.
Add a new Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
Policy 1.2.2
The Village shall maintain pedestrian, bikeway, and golf cart access points at the rear
property lines of commercial properties which are bounded on the rear property line by
Fernwood Road.
Amend Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
Policy 1.2.3
The Village shall coordinate its Future Land Use Map with its Future Transportation Map.
Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policy 1.3.1
The Village shall work closely with the Miami-MetreDade County Planning Department and
the Metropolitan Planning Organization to limit the intensity of development along the
Causeway and Crandon Boulevard in order to maintain an adequate traffic level of service.
Add a new Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
Policy 1.3.2
In order to provide for control of traffic flow associated with Bill Baggs Park, the Village
shall encourage the appropriate governmental entities to place and operate electric message
signs at the intersection of Interstate 95 and U.S. 1 as well as the Rickenbacker Causeway toll
plaza to inform motorists if Bill Baggs Park is at capacity or currently accepting additional
visitors.
Amend Objective 1.4 as follows:
Objective 1.4 Right -of -Way Protection 9J-5.007 (3) (b) 4
Protect existing and future rights -of -way from the encroachment of buildings and other
impediments through enactment and enforcement of a land development code which
implements the Future Land Use Map and the Future Traffic Circulation Plan
Transportation Map, and achieve a 10 percent net reduction in the lineal footage of Crandon
Boulevard (plus one block of Harbor Drive) curb cuts no later than 2001 and otherwise
protect the integrity of existing and proposed rights of way.
Amend Objective 1.5 as follows:
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Objective 1.5 Bikeways and Pedestrian Ways
Achieve the first phase of a Maintain the Harbor Drive pedestrian and bikeway system no
later than 2001 based upon a streetscape and inultimodal transportation plan for Crandon
Boulevard, Harbor Drive, Fernwood Road, West Wood Drive and West Mashta Drive.
Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policy 1.5.1 9J-5.007 (3) (c) 5
No later than 1999, the The Village shall complete a detailed maintain the
bicycle, pedestrian way and streetscape plan for the following streets: Harbor Drivel
Fernwood Road, West Mashta Drive; Crandon Boulevard.
Related to these plans for streetscape improvements will be traffic engineering
techniques to slow traffic speeds; West Wood Drive shall also be included in this the Village
shall continue to implement speed control planning and traffic calming mechanisms and
implementation.
Delete Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
Policy 1.5.2 9J 5.007(3)5
No later than 2001, achieve the first phase implementation of this plan on Harbor Drive.
Add a new Objective 1.6 as follows:
Objective 1.6 Reduction of Greenhouse Gases
The Village shall explore transportation strategies to implement reductions in greenhouse gas
emissions created by the transportation sector.
Add a new Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policy 1.6.1
The Village shall, to the extent financially feasible, explore and develop programs to
encourage non -motorized and golf cart transportation by continued improvements and
enhancements to its pedestrian, bikeway, and golf cart systems.
Add a new Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
Policy 1.6.2
To the extent financially feasible, the Village shall educate residents on the cost and
environmental effects of automobile idling.
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Add a new Policy 1.6.3 as follows:
Policy 1.6.3
The Village shall continue to maintain a policy of permitting golf carts on designated local
roadways to provide an energy efficient alternative means of transportation for Village
residents.
Amend the Transportation Map Series to update the date to 2025 as follows:
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HOUSING ELEMENT
Amend Objective 1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1 New Construction 9J-5.010 (3) (b) 1
Cooperate with the private sector in the construction of at least 250 additional units on the
vacant residentially designated Crandon Boulevard frontage by 2004; said residential units
shall be that are well designed and that bift provide diversified housing types.
Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy 1.2.1 9J-5.010 (3) (c) 6
By the date required b;- state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and continue to
enforce land development code regulations which permit HRS State -licensed group homes,
including foster care facilities. Such regulations shall permit small scale group homes and
foster care facilities in residential areas and areas with residential character and shall
otherwise be designed to meet State law. Prior to enactment of such regulations, the
Village shall interpret and enforce applicable existing regulations in a manner which is fully
consistent with State law and administrative code requirements pertaining to group homes.
The Village shall encourage HRS the State to consider the hurricane evacuation constraints
in their licensing of facilities on the Key.
Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
Policy 1.3.2 9J-5.010 (3) (c) 3
Through land development code setback/bulk standards and through implementation of the -
3 Village's drainage master plan (including on -site retention standards) the Village shall
assure the continuation of stable residential neighborhoods.
Amend Objective 1.4 as follows:
Objective 1.4 Housing Coordination and Implementation 9.1-5.010 (3) (b) 7
The Local Planning Agency (LPA) shall serve as the body to coordinate and achieve housing
policy implementation shall define and seek opportunities to promote affordable housing of a
type and within a price range consistent with the local Key Biscayne market and general
market conditions.
Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
Policy 1.4.3
The Village shall explore federal, state, and local housing subsidy programs as a means
to provide housing opportunities for very low, low, and moderate -income persons and
families.
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Amend Policy 1.4.4 as follows:
Policy 1.4.4
The Village shall monitor current and future housing needs and explore innovative solutions
to increase the affordability and diversity of housing stock while maintaining compliance with
Coastal High Hazard Area and Floodplain regulations.
Add a new Policy 1.4.5 as follows:
Policy 1.4.5
The Village shall explore potential land development regulations to provide for the
improvement of energy efficiency in new housing and in the redevelopment of existing
housing.
Amend Objective 1.5 as follows:
Objective 1.5 Historically Significant Housing
Identify and preserve at least one historically significant residential structure properties
within the Village.
Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policy 1.5.1 9J-5.010 (3) (c) 3
Based upon historical records and accounts of early development in the Village, by 2015
the Council Village shall should designate those structures that due to age, architecture and
function are candidates for historic designation and protection. A strategy for the preservation
of some or all of these structures shall be drafted. The Village should identify all properties
that are at least 50 years old. Based upon the inventory of properties, the Village may consider
the designation of a local historic district. In addition, the Village will also consider which
buildings, if any, may be eligible for designation on the National Register of Historic Places.
Amend Objective 1.6 as follows:
Objective 1.6 Development of Affordable Housing in Nearby Communities
Provide List adequate sites for the distribution of very low income, low income and
moderate income families.
Amend Policy 1.6.1 as follows:
Policy 1.6.1 9J-5.010 (3) (b) 3
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The Village manager or designee shall monitor the housing and related activities of the
South Florida Regional Planning Council and nearby local jurisdictions. The Village
manager or designee shall inform the Village Council of these activities and shall
recommend, as appropriate, Village actions that could help encourage the provision of
adequate sites for the distribution of very low income, low income and moderate income
families in nearby communities with land values that can reasonably accommodate such
housing. The Village shall encourage ongoing interlocal coordination with other jurisdictions
and non -governmental agencies to facilitate the provision of affordable housing.
Add a new Policy 1.6.2 as follows:
Policy 1.6.2
The Village shall coordinate with Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami to create a
program for annual evaluation of affordable housing needs within incorporated and
unincorporated areas.
Add a new Policy 1.6.3 as follows:
Policy 1.6.3
The Village shall participate in the South Florida Regional Planning Council's initiatives
directed toward educating local governments of new techniques, especially programs
applicable to the region and county, for promoting affordable housing.
Add a new Policy 1.6.4 as follows:
Policy 1.6.4
The Village shall evaluate the feasibility of establishing an affordable housing fee trust fund
in partnership with Miami -Dade County or the City of Miami through interlocal agreements,
to fund affordable housing programs and projects in Miami -Dade County and/or the City of
Miami.
Add a new Policy 1.6.5 as follows:
Policy 1.6.5
Through the Village's affordable housing initiatives, and through intergovernmental
coordination with Miami -Dade County and/or the City of Miami through interlocal
agreements, the Village shall establish standards to improve energy efficiency of housing
provided through affordable housing programs.
Amend Policy 1.7.2 as follows:
Policy 1.7.2
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By the date required by State statute, or sooner, tThe Village shall enact or enforce land
development code regulations which set appropriate building height, set back and other
regulations which facilitate aesthetically pleasing upgrades to the existing housing stock.
Add a new Objective 1.8 as follows:
Objective 1.8 Coordination with Future Land Use Element
Evaluate the Future Land Use Element and Future Land Use Map, and, as feasible, update the
Village's land use designations and zoning districts in order to promote the development of
affordable housing within the Village.
Add a new Policy 1.8.1 as follows:
Policy 1.8.1
The Village shall coordinate its future land use planning to ensure that land use designations
and zoning districts foster diverse housing types to serve the needs of the Village's population
by providing adequate areas for a variety of residential housing types including single-family,
duplex, and multi -family units.
Add a new Objective 1.9 as follows:
Objective 1.9 Support energy use and greenhouse gas reduction in conjunction with
the existing and new housing stock
The Village shall support energy efficiency and the use of renewable resources in existing
housing and in the design and construction of the new housing stock.
Add a new Policy 1.9.1 as follows:
Policy 1.9.1
The Village's land development regulations shall allow for the use of alternate, renewable
sources of energy including the use of solar panels. The Village shall not prohibit the
appropriate placement of photovoltaic panels. The Village shall develop and adopt review
criteria to establish the standards for the appropriate placement of photovoltaic panels.
Add a new Policy 1.9.2 as follows:
Policy 1.9.2
The Village, to the extent financially feasible, shall educate residents on home energy
reduction strategies.
Add a new Policy 1.9.3 as follows:
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Policy 1.9.3
The Village shall encourage the placement of landscape materials to reduce energy
consumption.
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INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT
Amend Objective 1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1 CLurent Deficiencies and Future Needs; Drainage 9J-5.011 (2) (b) 1
The Village shall continue to upgrade the drainage system so that stormwater outfalls into
Biscayne Bay (and adjacent canals) fully meet National Pollution Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) standards and the standards of Chapter 17-25. F.A.C. and of Chapter 17-
302.500, F.A. C. The Village shall continue to upgrade onsite drainage standards to ensure
that private properties retain at least the first one inch of storm water on site and permit
no more runoff after development than before development.
Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policy 1.1.1 9J-5.011 (2) (c) 1
Plan, tThe Village shall activate maintain the stormwater utility assessment as a basis for
1998. The Village shall continue to update its Drainage Master Plan as necessary to ensure
the continued efficacy of its provisions to upgrade the storm sewer system in accordance
with the specific standards of Objective 1.1 above.
Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
Policy 1.1.2 9J-5.011 (2) (c) 1
During the first phase of drainage master plan implementation (to be initiated in 1991),
the Village shall begin to mitigate to the extent technically and economically feasible direct
stormwater outfalls into the canals and Biscayne Bay. Anticipated improvements include a
series of catch basins, manholes and pipes for the collection of the stormwater and routing
to pollution control structures and drainage wells with emergency overflows. The pollution
control devices (grease and oil separator) are to be provided before each drainage well to
prevent contamination from entering. Emergency overflow structures are to be constructed
at the existing outfalls and would discharge only when the storm events: generates more
than one inch of runoff. These improvements shall be designed to fully meet the specific
standards set forth in Objective 1.1 above.
Amend Objective 1.2 as follows:
Objective 1.2 Current Deficiencies and Future Needs; Sewage 9J-5011 (2) (b)2
Extend public sewer service to additional developed areas no later than 2008 Coordinate
with the County and appropriate agencies to maintain sanitary sewer service, and ensure
effective septic and drain field functioning. See Policies 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 for additional
measurability.
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Delete Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy 1.2.1 9J 5.011 (2)(e)1
The Village shall cooperate with the County in an attempt to complete a financial and
is financially feasible and otherwise desirable. The intent is to complete that plan as
soon as technically and financially feasible but no later than 2004 and to begin
implementation as soon as technically and financially feasible and complete
implementation no later than 2008.
Amend and renumber Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
Policy 1.2.21 9J-5.011 (2) (c) 1
The Village shall help ensure effective functioning of septic tanks and drain fields by
cooperating with HRS the State and DERM the County in the exercise of the jurisdiction
of those agencies over septic tank and drain field permitting and requirements.
Amend Objective 1.3 as follows:
Objective 1.3 Future Needs; Solid Waste 9J-5.011 (2) (b) 3
Continue to achieve the most cost-effective solid waste collection system. by 1999.
Delete Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policy 1.3.1 9J 5.011 (2)(e) 1
No later than 1996, the Village shall assess the
collection system with a system operated by one or more private contractors subject to
Village established operating specifications. Village control could be maintained through
franchise agreements or other regulatory approaches.
Amend and renumber Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
Policy 1.3.12- 9J-5.011 (2) (c) 1
No later than 1999, the The Village shall monitor the cost efficiency of solid waste collection
systems and Village will initiate any resulting recommended changes in the solid waste
collection system, including the recycling component.
Amend Objective 1.5 as follows:
Objective 1.5
Water Conservation 9J-5.011 (2) (b) 4
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Continue to strive to Rreduce the average daily per capita water consumption by 5 % b y
2004 (dependent upon the near term ability to measure Village wide consumption).
Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
Policy 1.5.3
The Village will cooperate with Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Authority (WASA) in
an effort to devise a means of tracking water consumption in the Village from customer
billings or other sources.
Add a new Policy 1.5.5 as follows:
Policy 1.5.5
The Village shall update the Master Plan within 18 months of the South Florida Regional
Water Management District updating its regional water supply plan, highlighting alternative
water supply projects, and completing the required "Work Plan Amendment."
Add a new Policy 1.5.6 as follows:
Policy 1.5.6
The Village shall seek and obtain a written statement from the Miami -Dade County Water and
Sewer Department regarding the availability of water to serve all proposed development
projects, including the current and projected demand, remaining permitted water withdrawals,
facility capacity, and scheduled capital improvement projects.
Add a new Policy 1.5.7 as follows:
Policy 1.5.7
The Village shall establish a single -point -of -contact at the South Florida Water Management
District and the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department to determine the extent to
which the Village will be involved in the planning, financing, construction, and operation of
water supply facilities that will serve the community.
Add a new Policy 1.5.8 as follows:
Policy 1.5.8
The Village shall verify with the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department the
availability of water before making changes to the Future Land Use Map.
Add a new Policy 1.5.9 as follows:
Policy 1.5.9
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The Village shall protect water quality in traditional and new alternative water supply
sources.
Add a new Policy 1.5.10 as follows:
Policy 1.5.10
The Village shall establish a concurrency monitoring system for water supply to ensure that the
level -of -service is satisfied at the building permit stage.
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CONSERVATION AND COASTAL ELEMENT
Add a new Objective 1.8 as follows:
Objective 1.8 Water Supply
Assist the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department in ensuring there is sufficient
water supply for existing and new development in the Village.
Add a new Policy 1.8.1 as follows:
Policy 1.8.1
The Village shall coordinate land uses and future land use changes with the availability of
water supplies and water supply facilities.
Add a new Policy 1.8.2 as follows:
Policy 1.8.2
The Village shall adopt 155 gallons of water per person per day as its level -of -service
standard for residential and nonresidential users.
Add a new Policy 1.8.3 as follows:
Policy 1.8.3
The Village shall continue to implement the same or more stringent water conservation
measures through its land development regulations.
Add a new Policy 1.8.4 as follows:
Policy 1.8.4
The Village shall conserve potable water resources, including the support of reuse programs
and potable water conservation strategies and techniques.
Add a new Policy 1.8.5 as follows:
Policy 1.8.5
The Village shall implement the 10 -Year Water Facilities Work Plan to ensure that
adequate water supplies and public facilities are available to serve the water supply
demands of the Village's population.
Add a new Policy 1.8.6 as follows:
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Policy 1.8.6
Since the potable water network is an interconnected, countywide system, the Village's
Planning Department shall cooperate with the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer
Department to jointly develop methodologies and procedures for biannually updating
estimates of system demand and capacity, and ensure that sufficient capacity to serve
development exists.
Add a new Policy 1.8.7 as follows:
Policy 1.8.7
If in the future there are issues associated with water supply, conservation or reuse, the
Village shall immediately contact the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department to
address the corresponding issues. In addition, the Village will follow adopted
communication protocols with the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department to
communicate and/or prepare an appropriate action plan to address any relevant issue
associated with water supply, conservation or reuse.
Add a new Policy 1.8.8 as follows:
Policy 1.8.8
The Village shall enforce Miami -Dade County's Water Use Efficiency Standards
Ordinance, adopted on February 5, 2008.
Add a new Policy 1.8.9 as follows:
Policy 1.8.9
The Village may consider requiring the use of high -efficiency toilets, showerheads, faucets,
clothes washers, and dishwashers in all new and redeveloped residential projects.
Add a new Policy 1.8.10 as follows:
Policy 1.8.10
The Village shall encourage the use of sub -metering for all multi -unit residential
developments, including separate meters and monthly records kept of all major water -using
functions such as cooling towers and individual buildings, in all new and redeveloped multi-
family residential projects.
Add a new Policy 1.8.11 as follows:
Policy 1.8.11
The Village may encourage the use of Florida Friendly Landscapes guidelines and
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principles; gutter downspouts, roof runoff, and rain harvesting through the use of rain
barrels and directing runoff to landscaped areas; drip irrigation or micro -sprinklers; and the
use of porous surface materials (bricks, gravel, turf block, mulch, pervious concrete, etc.) on
walkways, driveways, and patios.
Amend Objective 2.2 as follows:
Objective 2.2 Achieve no new major development or redevelopment seaward of the Coastal
Construction Control Line, and restore and preserve a naturally vegetated dune along the
entire Atlantic Ocean frontage of the Village.
Amend Policy 2.2.1 as follows:
Policy 2.2.1 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 1 and 3, and 9J-5.013 (2) (c) 6
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and enforce as part
of the land development code minimum oceanfront setback requirements including
protection of the proposed dune system. The requirements shall specify that no additional
buildings may be built seaward of the coastal construction control line and that only
limited boardwalks, gazebos and similar structures may be built seaward of the coastal
construction control line. The requirements shall apply to both development and
redevelopment.
Amend Policy 2.2.2 as follows:
Policy 2.2.2 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 2
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall cnact and enforce as part
of the land development code dune development and vegetation planting requirements in
conjunction with any new beachfront development and redevelopment. Dune grading and
planting requirements shall be drafted to ensure the highest level of restoration of natural
conditions which is economically and technically feasible. The requirements shall apply to
both development and redevelopment.
Amend Policy 2.2.3 as follows:
Policy 2.2.3 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 2
By 1996, tThe Village shall evaluate the need for and efficacy of alternate financing
mechanisms to pay for beach renourishment and dune development as a supplement to
achieving beach renourishment and dune development via regulations of development and
redevelopment.
Amend Objective 2.3 as follows:
Objective 2.3 Beach Public Access 9J-5.012 (3) (b) 9
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Achieve one Maintain a municipal ocean beach access point open to the general public
within, the Village residents, and their guests no later, than 2001.
Amend Policy 2.3.1 as follows:
Policy 2.3.1 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 9
The Village shall enforce maintain an existing agreement with a private property owner
calling for provision of beach access as a condition for development approval. The
accessway so provided shall be open to the general public.
Amend Objective 2.4 as follows:
Objective 2.4 Historic Preservation 9J-5.012 (3) (b) 10
No later than 4-999 2015. prepare a list of potentially significant historic structures and a
strategy for their presentation.
Amend Policy 2.4.1 as follows:
Policy 2.4.1 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 11
Based upon historical accounts of early development in the Village, the Council by 2015 the
Village shall designate those structures that due to age, architecture and function are
candidates for historic designation and protection identify all properties eligible for
designation on the National Register of Historic Places A strategy for the preservation of
come or all of these structures shall be drafted.
Amend Objective 3.1 as follows:
Objective 3.1 Coastal High -Hazard Area Land Use and Infrastructure
9J-5.012 (3) (b) 5 and 6
Limit Village funds on infrastructure within the Village (all of which is within the coastal
high -hazard area), that would have the effect of directly subsidizing development which is
significantly more intensive than authorized by this Plan. The Coastal High Hazard Area is
defined as the area below the elevation of the Category 1 storm surge line as established by a
Sea, Lake and Overland Surges from Hurricanes (SLOSH) computerized storm surge model.
The Coastal High Hazard Area is identified on the Future Land Use Map series.
Amend Objective 3.2 as follows:
Objective 3.2 Hurricane Evacuation 9J-5.012 (3) (b) 7
Maintain the current estimated an out -of County 13 hour hurricane evacuation clearance
time
expericncc or an evacuation time of 12 -hours to a shelter.
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Amend Policy 3.2.2 as follows:
Policy 3.2.2 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 4
By 1995, the The Village shall_prepare shall update its a hurricane emergency plan based
upon the experience of Hurricane Andrew; the plan shall be in concert with the 1991
consistent with the current Miami -Dade County Emergency Operations Plan and the 1991
most current U.S. Corps of Engineers hurricane evacuation study, and any revisions thereto.
Amend Objective 3.3 as follows:
Objective 3.3 Post -Disaster Redevelopment 9J-5.012 (3) (b) 8
By 1996 2015, adopt a post -disaster redevelopment plan.
Amend Policy 3.3.1 as follows:
Policy 3.3.1 9J-5.012 (3) (c) 5
By X99 2015, based upon the 1992 1993 Hurricane Andrew staff review of post -
disaster assessment, clean-up and housing repair experiences the Village shall prepare
a post -disaster redevelopment plan in consultation with the South Florida Regional Planning
Council,. and the Metre Miami -Dade County Office of Emergency Management and the
appropriate federal agencies. Special attention shall be devoted to the Building Official's
permitting process to distinguish between minor and major repairs, require demolition or
nuisance removal, and similar regulatory approaches.
Add a new Policy 3.3.2 as follows:
Policy 3.3.2
The adopted plan shall specify that during post -disaster redevelopment, the Building, Zoning
and Planning Department will distinguish between those actions needed to protect public
health and safety with immediate repair/cleanup and long term repair activities and
redevelopment areas. Removal or relocation of damaged infrastructure and unsafe structures
shall be by the Village in accordance with local procedures and those agencies and practices
specified in the Metro Miami -Dade County Emergency Operations Plan.
Delete Objective 3.6 as follows:
Obj'eetive 3.6 Commercial rRe4e— elopmCT t
No later than 2004, achieve private revitalization of at least one Crandon Boulevard property
that has a blighting impact on the Village and is likely to sustain significant hurricane
damage.
Delete Policy 3.6.1 as follows:
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Policy 3.6.1 9J 5.012(3)(c)6
By the date required by state statute or sooner, the Village shall enact and enforce land
development code standards and incentives to achieve development, renovated
development and/or redevelopment that meets high signage, landscaping,
3.5.2.
Add a new Objective 3.6 as follows:
Objective 3.6 Energy Conservation and Greenhouse Gas Reduction
The Village shall encourage methods for integration of energy conservation technologies in
new construction and redevelopment, and in Village municipal programs and services.
Add a new Policy 3.6.1 as follows:
Policy 3.6.1
The Village shall encourage energy -efficient construction methods and develop
initiatives to encourage energy conservation techniques in municipal and private -sector
development.
Add a new Policy 3.6.2 as follows:
Policy 3.6.2
The Village shall develop standards and principles to provide for the improvement of
energy efficiency in municipal services and programs.
Add a new Policy 3.6.3 as follows:
Policy 3.6.3
The Village shall, to the extent financially feasible, provide educational materials and
promote recycling to enhance the efficiency of curbside pick-up, reduce the materials
being sent to landfills, and ultimately reduce methane production.
Add a new Policy 3.6.4 as follows:
Policy 3.6.4
The Village shall amend the land development regulations to adopt specific standards and
strategies that address greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficient housing, and overall energy
conservation by 2015.
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Add a new Policy 3.6.5 as follows:
Policy 3.6.5
As the replacement of municipal vehicles is scheduled, the Village shall consider the
availability of replacement with low emission or fuel efficient vehicles.
Add a new Policy 3.6.6 as follows:
Policy 3.6.6
The Village shall, through the current site plan review procedures, encourage the
diversion from landfills of materials that are recyclable when issuing construction
demolition permits.
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RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT
Amend Objective.1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1
Waterfront Access 9J-5.014 (3) (b) 1
Achieve one Continue to provide for a municipal ocean beach access point within the
Village no later them 2004.
Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policy 1.1.1 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 3
The Village shall continue to maintain the Beach Park as the principal municipal ocean
beach access point within the Village enforce maintain an existing agreement with a
private property owner calling for provision of beach access as a condition for
development approval. The access way so provided shall be open to the general public.
Amend Objective 1.2 as follows:
Objective 1.2 School Playfield Access 9J-5.014 (3) (b) 1
Assure resident access to the elementary school playfield by 1995.
Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy 1.2.1 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 5
The Village shall seek maintain a joint use agreement with the School Board to assure
resident access to the school's playfields.
Amend Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policy 1.3.1
The Village shall reserve for recreation use all of the Village owned land designated on the
Future Land Use Map. The Village shall actively seek to acquire through purchase, long
term lease and/or donation, sufficient additional acreage to meet the standard of 2.5
acres per 1,000 people permanent population. The standard of 2.5 acres per 1,000 people
permanent residential pion shall be used for concurrency purposes.
Amend Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
Policy 1.3.2 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 4
By the date required by state statute, -The Village shall conduct a thorough study of the
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feasibility of obtaining alternative sites needed to achieve and maintain a Level of
Service standard of at least 2.5 acres of local public park land per 1,000 permanent
population.
Amend Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
Policy 1.3.4 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 5
As acquisition of the park tracts is assured, the Village shall finalize detailed planning for
facilities such as ball fields and playgrounds and a community center. A phased
implementation plan shall be initiated.
Amend Policy 1.3.5 as follows:
Policy 1.3.5
No later than December 31, 2015 1-994, the Village shall explore a recreation impact fee to
help finance acquisitions and improvements.
Amend Policy 1.3.6 as follows:
Policy 1.3.6
The following properties shall be included in the inventory of Parks and Recreation Space:
Parks and Recreation Space
Acreage
Calusa Park
3.00
Village Green
9.50
Key Biscayne K-8 Center
2.02
East Enid Lake Park
2.78
Beach Park
2.00
St. Agnes Field
2.13
Community Center
1.95
Library Park
1.17
Hacienda Canal Pocket Park
0.03
530 Crandon Blvd.
0.52
Total
25.10
This inventory of properties shall be automatically updated to include any additional
recreational and open space properties acquired or utilized via a long term lease. The
public beach shall not be included in any calculation in order to meet the Village's
Parks and Recreational Open Space Level of Service standard.
Amend Objective 1.4 as follows:
Objective 1.4 Open Space 9J-5.014 (3) (b) 4
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Achieve semi- passive public open space in the central part of the Village, some semi
public open space on the waterfront plus private open space in conjunction with any new
private development.
Amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
Policy 1.4.1 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 1
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and enforce
maintain as part of the land development code: 1) minimum front, side and rear residential
setbacks, and 2) minimum pervious open space for all new construction. Definitions and
standards will be included. The amount of open space required by these regulations shall
be consistent with the high property values of the island and the need to ensure reasonably
satisfactory levels of access to light and air, but pervious area shall not be less than 30
percent of total site area for the average single family residential site.
Amend Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
Policy 1.4.2 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 2
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall maintain enact and
cnforco a land development code zoning district to implement the Waterfront Recreation
and Open Space land use category and thereby preserve such open space uses as the beach
club and yacht club. The amount of open space required by these regulations shall be
consistent with the high property values of the island and the need to ensure reasonably
satisfactory levels of access to light and air, but in no case shall pervious area be less than
15 percent of the entire site.
Amend Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
Policy 1.4.3 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 2
The Village shall evaluate the desirability of developing maintain a village center ill
tandem with in order to provide for central a ea public open space.
Amend Objective 1.5 as follows:
Objective 1.5 Public -Private Coordination 9J-5.014 (3) (c) 2
By 2004, achicvc Explore and implement a fully coordinated system of recreational
resources.
Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policy 1.5.1
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By 1996, tThe Village Manager or designee shall maintain complete an inventory of all
private and semi-public recreational facilities. This survey will be used in finalizing the
public recreational facilities plan described in Policy 1.3.3.
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL
C OORDINATION ELEMENT
Amend Goal 1 as follows:
GOAL 1 TO MAINTAIN OR AND ESTABLISH PROCESSES TO ASSURE
COORDINATION WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES WHERE
NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THIS PLAN.
Amend Objective 1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1 Coordination with the County Plan and School Board
9J-5.015(3) (b) 1
Achieve consistency between the Village plan and both the eMiami-Dade County
Comprehensive Development Master Plan and the City of Miami Comprehensive Plan (and
amendments thereto); achieve coordination with the plans of the Miami -Dade County
School Board. See policies throughout this element for measurability.
Amend Policy 1.1.1 as follows:
Policy 1.1.1 9J-5.015(3) (c) 5
The Village shall continue to monitor the MetroMiami-Dade County Comprehensive
Development Master Plan amendment process as the County Plan is updated and revised in
conjunction with its Evaluation and Appraisal Report.
Amend Policy 1.1.2 as follows:
Policy 1.1.2 9J-5.015 (3) (c) 1
The Village shall maintain an active dialogue with the School Board staff relative to any
plans for the elementary schools within the Village.
Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy 1.2.1 9J-5.015(3) (c) 1
No later than 1999 2015, the Village shall continue to consider and attempt to consummate
as appropriato or implement the following types of interlocal agreements or leases generally
of the type described below:
the extension of sewers.
Solid Waste: An agreement to cooperate and coordinate with the County Solid Waste
l ge a he—d-isposal-e# -se or gener-ated in the age
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recreation-faeili� thcalusn-P-ark benefit of all Dade County residents. Thia
may be available part time on a lease basis) are needed to meet Village recreation level of
service standards.
Lease of Virginia Key Site(s) for Recreation and the Causeway: A lease agreement by
which the Village would commit to develop and maintain recreation facilities at one or
more sites on Virginia Key and/or the Causeway. These sites —and/or others identified herein
basis) are needed to meet Village recreation level of service standards.
Lease of MAST Academy Site for Recreation: A lease agreement by which the Village would
commit to develop and maintain recreation facilities on a portion of the MAST Academy site.
Lease of the Key Biscayne Presbyterian Church for Recreation: A lease agreement by which
the Village would commit to develop and maintain recreation facilities on a portion of the Key
Biscayne Presbyterian Church site.
Expansion of Management Agreement for Calusa Park into Crandon Park: An agreement to
cooperate and coordinate w ith the County Parks Department for the expansion of
Agnes field (a private school facility) that may be available part time on a lease basis) are
needed to meet Village recreation level of service standards. It is understood that pursuit
of the desired agreement for Calusa Park w ill require the Village to petitien Dade County
government to modify its current plan for Crandon Park. The Village shall encourage Miami -
Dade County to make improvements to Calusa Park consistent with the Crandon Park Master
Plan. The Village shall pursue an agreement with the Miami -Dade County Park and
Recreation Department to provide for Village management of Calusa Park.
Bill Baggs S tate Parle An agreement to cooperate and coordinate w ith the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for the provision of play fields at Bill Baggs
S tate Park. This site and/or others identified herein and/or St. Agnes field (a private
school facility that may be available part time on a lease basis) are needed to meet
Village--rec eation levcl of service standards. It is understood that pursuit of the desired
government to modify its current plan for Bil B gs State P^rk
Key Biscayne Elementary S chool K-8 Center: An agreement to cooperate and coordinate
with the Miami -Dade County School Board to make the Key Biscayne Elementary S chool
K-8 Center playground available for community use.
Other areas within or proximate to the Village: An agreement or lease with other areas
within the Village, as necessary.
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Public Works Department and the Dade County Transit Agency to achieve an improved
Crandon Boulevard streetscape.
Add a new Policy 1.2.6 as follows:
Policy 1.2.6
The Village shall coordinate with Miami -Dade County and the City of Miami to create a
program for annual evaluation of affordable housing needs within incorporated and
unincorporated areas of the County.
Add a new Policy 1.2.7 as follows:
Policy 1.2.7
The Village shall participate in the South Florida Regional Planning Council's initiatives
directed toward educating local governments of new techniques, especially programs
applicable to the region and county, for promoting affordable housing.
Add a new Policy 1.2.8 as follows:
Policy 1.2.8
The Village shall evaluate the feasibility of establishing an affordable housing fee trust
fund in partnership with Miami -Dade County or the City of Miami via interlocal agreements,
to fund affordable housing programs and projects in Miami -Dade County and/or the City of
Miami.
Amend Objective 1.3 as follows:
Objective 1.3 Level of Service Standards Coordination 9J-5.015 (3) (b) 3
Ensure coordination with Metro Dade County, the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer
Department, Miami -Dade County, the South Florida Water Management District, and the
Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan Update in establishing LOS standards for sewage and
potable water.
Amend a new Policy 1.3.1 as follows:
Policy 1.3.1 9J-5.015 (3) (c) 7
Monitor changes to LOS standards of Metro Dade County, Miami -Dade County, the South
Florida Water Management District, and the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan Update and
adjust own LOS standards accordingly.
Add a new Policy 1.3.2 as follows:
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Policy 1.3.2
The Village shall implement a tracking system that measures increases in population resulting
from development and redevelopment, and provide results to the Miami -Dade County Water
and Sewer Department on a regular basis.
Add a new Policy 1.3.3 as follows:
Policy 1.3.3
The Village shall provide for improved or additional coordination between the Miami -Dade
County Water and Sewer Department and the Village concerning the sharing and updating of
information to meet ongoing water supply needs.
Add a new Policy 1.3.4 as follows:
Policy 1.3.4
The Village shall coordinate with the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department in the
implementation of alternative water supply projects, establishment of level -of -service
standards, resource allocations, changes in service areas, and potential for annexation.
Add a new Policy 1.3.5 as follows:
Policy 1.3.5
The Village shall coordinate with the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department by
requiring applications to be reviewed by the Department during the site plan review process
prior to approving a building permit, in order to determine whether adequate water supplies
will be available to serve the development by the anticipated issuance date of the certificate of
occupancy for properties located within the Village. Additional coordination efforts will occur
between the Department and the Village through the water allocation system, which is a
monthly spreadsheet used for tracking development activity within the Village. The Village
will monitor proposed amendments to the Miami -Dade County Comprehensive Development
Master Plan as they relate to water supply planning in the county and provide input as
necessary.
Add a new Policy 1.3.6 as follows:
Policy 1.3.6
The Village shall coordinate with the Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan Update.
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT
Amend Objective 1.1 as follows:
Objective 1.1
9J-5.016 (3) (6) 1
The Annual Capital Improvement Program Process
Achieve annual The Village Council use of shall utilize this Element as the framework to
monitor public facility needs and as a basis for the annual capital budget and preparation
of a five- year capital improvements program preparation.
Amend Policy 1.1.4 as follows:
Policy 1.1.4 9J-5.016 (3) (c) 9
The Village shall use designated funding mechanisms such as the drainage utility and sewer
assessments to the maximum extent feasible thereby freeing up in order to prioritize the
application of general funds (and general obligation bonds) for such Village -wide projects
as park land acquisition and streetscape work as outlined in the policies of other Master Plan
elements.
Amend Policy 1.2.1 as follows:
Policy 1.2.1 9J-5.016 (3) (c) 4
The following peak hour Level of Service (LOS) standards shall be maintained:
Streets: The Village shall regulate the timing of development to maintain at least the
following peak hour level of service standards:
Arterials - "B D"
Collectors - "B"
Local Service Streets - "A"
Within the V illage limits, Crandon Boulevard w ill be shall operate at level of service ED
or better, although the level of service could potentially fail slightly below E and maintain
operations at no less than level of service D near the north Village limits.
Potable water: The County wide "maximum day flow of the preceding year- shall not
exceeded 9g percent of the County treatment and storage system's rated capacity. The
Water consumptien standard shall be 280 average gallons per capita per day. Not to
exceed 98% of County treatment and storage system's rated capacity, with at least 201bs
per sq. inch at property line and average 155 gallons per capita per day.
Add a new Policy 1.2.2 as follows:
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Policy 1.2.2
The Village shall implement a tracking system that measures increases in population resulting
from development and redevelopment and provide results to the Miami -Dade County Water
and Sewer Department on a regular basis.
Add a new Policy 1.2.3 as follows:
Policy 1.2.3
The Village shall develop mechanisms to ensure that adequate water supplies are available
to all water users prior to the approval of a building permit. Furthermore, the Village shall
monitor the Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department to be sure that it is
responsibly monitoring the availability of water supplies for all water users of its department,
which includes the Village of Key Biscayne, and to be sure that it is implementing a
system that links water supplies to the permitting of new development.
Amend Objective 1.3 as follows:
Objective 1.3 Infrastructure in Coastal High Hazard Area 9J -5M16 (3) (b) 2
Spent no Village The Village shall not expend funds on infrastructure within the Village (all
of which is within the coastal high -hazard area4 that would have the effect of directly
subsidizing development which is significantly more intensive than authorized by this Plan.
Amend Objective 1.4 as follows:
Objective 1.4
Concurrency 9J-5.016 (31 (b) 4
Assure the provision of public facilities concurrent with the impacts of development through a
concurrency management system to be included in the .1994 land development code.
Amend Policy 1.4.1 as follows:
Policy 1.4.1 9J-5.016 (3) (c) 6
By the date required by state statute or sooner, tThe Village shall enact and enforce as
part of the land development code a enforce the concurrency management system which
meets the requirements of 93 5.0055 provided within Article VI of Chapter30 of the Code
of Ordinances. The concurrency management system shall specify that no development
permit shall be issued unless the public facilities necessitated by a development (in order to
meet level of service standards specified in the Traffic Circulation Transportation, Recreation
and Open Space, and Infrastructure Policies) will be in place concurrent with the impacts
of the development or the permit is conditional to assure that they will be in place. The
requirement that no development permit shall be issued unless public facilities necessitated
by the project are in place concurrent with the impacts of development shall be effective
immediately and shall be interpreted pursuant to the following:
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1. Measuring Conformance with the Level -of -Service for water, sewer, solid waste, traffic,
and recreation facilities
Public facility capacity availability shall be determined by a set of formulas that reflect the
following:
* * *
Add a new Policy 1.4.2 as follows:
Policy 1.4.2
The Village shall adopt and maintain a five-year Capital Improvements Plan.
Add a new Policy 1.4.3 as follows:
Policy 1.4.3
The Village shall seek to ensure that the Capital Improvements Element (CIE) of the
Comprehensive Plan is financially feasible.
Add a new Policy 1.4.4 as follows:
Policy 1.4.4
The Village shall establish criteria to prioritize and update projects within the five-year
Capital Improvements Plan to achieve and maintain adopted level -of -service standards.
Amend Objective 1.5 as follows:
Objective 1.5 Funding Capital Improvements 9J.5.016 (3) (b) 5
The land development code concurrency management system shall reflect both the existing
and approved Development of Regional Impact development orders; this system shall
operate in concert with the capital improvement program, recreation impact fee and
drainage utility to assure the funding and provision of needed capital improvements. See
policies for measurability.
Amend Policy 1.5.1 as follows:
Policy 1.5.1 9J-5.016 (3) (c) 5
The concurrency management system formulas shall include the public facility demands to
be created by the two DRI projects EC-eilt-iFten-t-al-an€1-Key-4isea5%e-Hetel-and--\Lillas) as
"committed" and the capital improvement schedule shall include the project implications
of this committed demand to assure concurrency, so long as either of these development
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orders is in effect.
Amend Policy 1.5.2 as follows:
Policy 1.5.2
9J-5.016 (3) (c) 8
No later than December 31, -1994 2015, the Village shall explore a recreation impact fee that
would apply to all new development in order to help fund acquisition and improvements.
Amend Policy 1.5.3 as follows:
Policy 1.5.3 9J-5.017 (3) (b) 4 and (c) 8
The Village shall not give development approval to approve any new construction,
redevelopment or renovation project which creates a need for new or expanded public capital
improvement unless the project pays a propel proportionate share of the costs of these
improvements following legally prescribed criteria for such fees.
Amend Policy 1.5.6 as follows:
Policy 1.5.6
Those capital improvements for educational facilities, as listed in the 2011/2012 through
2015/2016 Miami -Dade County Public Schools Facilities Work Program dated September
2007 and adopted by the Miami -Dade School Board, are incorporated by reference into the
Capital Improvements Element.
Amend the Capital Improvements Schedule as follows:
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CAPITAL IMPR OVEMENT SC HE DULE
Project 1991 1995 1995 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1998 1999
Central Park ("tree farm")
acquisition $9,200,000(
Park Improv ements
CentralPark 1,500,000
CalusaPark 150,000
Playfield development 150 ,000
Harbo r Drive streetscape
D rainage improvements 8,000,000(
Be ach access walkway and to t lot
Fernwood Road streetscape
O cean Lane Drive streetscape 100,000(3)
Sewer Exten sion Plan
80,(000
125,000(
500,000(3) 1,000,000
200,000( 4
Funding Sources:
(1) Bon d iss ue
(2) --Cou nty g 0,000
(3) Capital o utlay reserve
(1) Drainage utility revenue bond
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CAPITAL IMPR OVEMENTS ELE MENT
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE
FY 2012-2016
PROJECT
PLANNING
START
END
PROJECT
P ROJECT
FUNDING SOURCE
FUNDS
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
FY16
PRO JECT NAME
DESCRIPTION
SOURCE
DATE
D ATE
C OST
COST-
AMOUNT
NEEDED
LOANS
5 YR
Co mmun ity Center Expansio n
Design - Second Floor
2030
F'),72
FY13
115 193
50
Capit al Outlay
115193
50
0
N.
L0
00
Calusa Park Con struc tion
Con struct impro vem ents
Council
FY11
FY12
$250.000
55
00
55
55
52
00
55
52
Capit al OuOav
5251.383
Calusa Park Improvemen ts?
Pathway improvements
M22
F Y13
FY13
$28.005
50
cM
IQ
55
IQ
55
500
50
55
fro m Calusa Parr to
Linkag e to Ha rbor Drive-
Harbo r Drive a lon g
Con struction
church/showing center
CIP FY10
028,000
easement
C alusa Park Pathway
Pathway from easemen t
Council
FY15
F Y15
33000
55
Capital Outlay- CIP
033000
35
55
52
50
55
10 lot52
'Completed Projects
parking
E xc ess
530 Cran don Blvd Phase III
Phase III Construct
Cou ncil
F Y13
FY13
52.100 .000
55
GF Desig nations -
51,000,0 00
S1 100000
0
$1,100,000
i0
55
55
Con struction
improvements
M aster Pl an
Initi ati ves
Presbyterian Church- Field
Design and construct
Co uncil
FY14
F Y15
770000
—
$Q
CIP FY11
$443 .705
178 95
5178,295
55
52
55
52
fields (on the East
parking lot) and
Improvements
improvement to the
c hu rch parking (West
CIP FY10 Calusa
$148,000
Parking Loll
M AST Academy - Field
De sign co nstru ctio n, and
Co uncil
FY 14
F1'
�2
$500 .000
0
�-
IP
5500 pOQ
$500 .000
5q
$4
52
mainten ance of fields in
Improvementg
the lot adjacen t to the
parking lot. May re guir@
redesign of parking lot
Village Green Field
Fie ld irrigation on the
Village M anager
FYt
FY12
525. 000
52
Le
$Q
525000
525.000
52
32
32
55
Imp rovemen ts
Village Green
To t Lot La ndsca pe Ba rrier
Plan t landsca pe
Landscape M aster
FY11
FY12
125 000
$2
CIP
$2
Si
55
U52
CIP FY10
ta,M
su rro undin g the lot WI
area on the Village Green
Ia n
GF Design ations -
0115 .000
Recreation
Faciktj es
Village Gree n Improvemen l5
Pla ygroun d eq uip me nt
V illage M an ager
FY11
FY 16
545000
52
CIP
59
035 .000
510.000
510,000
510.000
5000
—
000
—
replacement An nual
to lion
CIP FY10111
$5.579
��{{
0F 0 ,0 e ct.a llo
for o
r ongoin g p roje ct.
Village R ecreation Bu s
Le ase Bus for Tra nsport
V illage M anager
FY12
FY12
S92894
5Q
CIP
52
582 644
002 644
55
55
5Q
50
fo r You th/Adult/Senior
Programs
Trade In Va lue
10 250
TO TALS -
54,084. 087
50
52, 036,417
01.920.939
5705,939
51 .110500
010.000
55 000
55 000
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PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES ELEMENT
Amend Policy 1.5.6 as follows:
Policy 1.5.6
Pursuant to Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, the 2011/2012 — 2015/2016 Miami -
Dade County Public Schools 5 -Year District Facilities Work Program, developed
by Miami -Dade Public Schools and adopted by the Miami -Dade County School
Board on September 5, 2007, is incorporated by reference into the Village's
Capital Improvement Plan, as applicable. The Village shall coordinate with
Miami -Dade County Public Schools to annually update its Facilities Work
Program and/or concurrency service area maps to include existing and anticipated
facilities for both the 5 -year and long-term planning periods, and to ensure that the
adopted level of service standard will continue to be achieved and maintained.
The Village, through its annual updates of the 5 -year Capital Improvements
Element and Program, will incorporate by reference the latest adopted Miami -
Dade County Public Schools Facilities Work Program for educational facilities.
The Village, Miami -Dade County Public School, and other local governments
will coordinate their planning efforts prior to and during the Village's
Comprehensive Land Use Plan amendment process, and during updates to the
Miami -Dade County Public Schools Facilities Work Program. The Miami -Dade
County Public Schools Facilities Work Program will be evaluated on an annual
basis to ensure that the level of service standards will continue to be achieved and
maintained throughout the planning period.
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