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37900PERMIT APPLICATION FOR MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE j LEh M+xl a(bo Date 5/31/95 Job Address 11300 N.E. 2nd Avenue Tax Folio 11- 2136 -000 -0040 Legal Description a portion of the SE 1/4, of the NE 1/4 of Section 36, Township 52 South, Range 41 East of Dade County, Florida Owner / Lessee / Tenant Barry University Master Permit # 37' 'O Owner's Address Contracting Co. Stobs Bros. Construction Co. Qualifier James R. Stobs II 11300 N.E. 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores, Fla. 33161 Phone 899 -3050 State # CGC 011055 Municipal # Competency # Ins.Co. on file Architect /Engineer Rodriguez & Quiroga, Architects Address 4440 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Bonding Company n/a Address Mortgagor n/a Address Permit Type(circle one): BUILDING ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MECHANICAL ROOFING PAVING FENCE SIGN WORK DESCRIPTION Steel framing for cooling tower Square Ft. n/a WARNING TO OWNER: YOU MUST RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT AND YOUR FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN YOUR PAYING TWICE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY (IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT). Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do work and installation as indicated above, and on the attached addendum (if applicable). I certify that all work will be performed to meet the standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that separate permits are required for ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, SIGNS, POOLS, ROOFING and MECHANICAL WORK. OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning. Furthermore, I authorize the above -named contractor to do the work s ted. &$ec V I , t LGL le 'mss A54 ( Signature o miler and /or Condo President Date: 5'' -3 ! —4/ Notary to Owner and of Condo President eat, CHERYL BAIDA GERBER * My Commission CC370832 7� f 5 * Expires May. 08, 1998 >,6Clb Bonded y HAI of f00 * 800 - 422 -1555 My Commission Expires: ** * APPROVED: * * Zoning Address SS4t Phone 751 - 1692 Estimated Cost(value) $2,500.00 ture of ContractorA ir l.On E'¢p1l S SAWYER irR 2 c '� * CO NUMBER Q AA447794 MY COVNISSIO 41* OF � JUNE 19 1 : 5 P. y 31, 199 Si Da Not "y My Co 580 N.E. 92nd Street, Miami %11. r OWner-Builder NOTARY TOTAL DUE FEES: PERMIT 7 1 RADON C.C.F. Fire Buildin Mechanical Plumbing Engineering Builder ** Other Electrical NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT °Ee:16'13214762 A RECORDED COPY MUST BE POSTED ON THE JOB SITE AT TIME OF FIRST INSPECTION /l`� ( katAS,974/414 11= 2136 =000 =0040 , PERMIT NO. TAX FOLIO NO STATE OF FLORIDA: 95R 125478 1995 MAR 31 09 :19 COUNTY OF DADE: THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that improvements will be made to certain real property. and in accordance with Chapter 713, Florida Statutes, the following information is provided in this Notice of Commencement. 1. Legal description of property and street address: A p o r t ion of the SE 1/4, o f t he NE 1/4 of Section 36, Township 52 South, Range 41 East of Dade County,Florida 2. Description of improvement: Construction of National Center for Transportation Education and Research (NCTER) 3. Owner(s) name and address: 33161 Interest in property: Owner Name and address of fee simple titleholder: Stobs Brothers Construction 580 NE 92 Street 4. Contractor's name and address: Miami Shores, FL 33138 5. Surety:(Payment bond required by owner from contractor, if any) None Name and address: Amount of bond $ HARVEY RUVIN, Clerk cf Circuit & County Cou rts 6. Lender's name and address: Barry University 11300 NE 2nd Avenue Miami Shores, FL None 7. Persons within the State of Florida designated by Owner upon whom notices or other documents may be served as provided by Section 713.13(1)(a)7.. Florida Statutes, Name and address: 8. In addition to himself, Owner designates the following person(s) to receive a copy of the Uenor's Notice as provided in Section 713.13(1)(b), Florida Statutes. Name and address: G e o r_ e Webb Director • f Miami Shores, FL Barry U iversit , Inc. by: Signature of • er Print Owners Name Swam to and subscribed before me this ag of / 9. Expiration date of this Notice of Commencement: (the expiration date is 1 year from the date of recording unless a different date is specified) June 30, 1995 11300 NE 2nd Avenue Notary Publi r4`Eo c Ili A 0 Freddy Ulloa, Assoc In4 Print Notary's Name 0/ ,4,r i- r �f�/k �° My Commission Expires: 33161 RlcORD!D IN OFF ICI M RRGORDR IOW OF DADE LOUNr1, FLORIDA. ... -+ERYL BAIDA GERBER My Commission CO370832 Expires May. 08. tags Bonded by HAI 800 -422 -1568 Pre Freddy U l l o a Par by: Barry University Address: 113 0 0 N E 2nd Av e Miami Shores, FL 331 12301 -52 1 0 EXISTING BUILDING II 1 \ EL. EXIT. LIBRARY OOF RT -DIAG. BRACING L5x3x (TYP UJI4x43 15' -0' L 15' -0' COOLING TOWER STEEL FRAMING PLAN SCALE:1/8 " =1' -0" NOTES: 1. STEEL MEMBERS AND BOLTING MATERIAL SHALL * BE G ALvANINZED 2.- ELEVATIONS 54-1011AJ AS (+6' -0') ARE TOP OF STEEL ELVATION5 IU.RT. TOP OF CONCRETE (ROOF) SLAB 3.- CONTRCTOR TO COORDINATE LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT CONNECTOR BOLTS TO BEAM FLANGES, TYPICAL. I N* 1 t) s _ f fi El'a�,rt..+ t , tj- t:- e ' T . Iit -:'arpp a e!x �— r r 1 MF?Irtr y +, ft fi R It e-wraf V. ', 16 '- til.;,i 4'r -I - r't 11t � .. �;r ....�., Gs �� R !U a ='-'. t. r c. i°FEttrt,,,' v It ." .. , , , 1 treVia* r 1 4 . ,. _ s' t i ff3! 1 ? lttEf t t� si! ; w i ,ttr ,k figs , ,' ge ! h� T { ft ., a c' r' YF rr4 f � Y' 1� ' . y L�"j jtiil �k�� i r f 4 Y' . 1t t 7 F 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 16, 1993 The regular meeting of the Miami Shores Village Council was held on February 16, 1993, at the Miami Shores Village Hall commencing at 7:30 p.m. with the following members present: Mayor Steven Johnson Henry T. Courtney Herb Spahn Stephen Loffredo Robert Cook Also present: Gall Macdonald William F. Fann The Village Clerk, Scott Davis, distributed annual pay checks to the Council. ITEM *1 MINUTES Mr. Spahn asked that the phrase "As evidenced by the lack of respect of Village employees" be added to the Mayor's comments In the 1/26/93 Special Council meeting where he was outlining his reasons for his dissatisfaction with Ms. Macdonald's performance as Village Manager. Mr. Courtney moved approval of the minutes as amended from the Special Council Meeting of 1/26/93. Mr. Cook seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous In favor. Mr. Courtney moved approval of the minutes from the Regular Council meeting of 2/2/93. Mr. Cook seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous In favor. Mayor Johnson acknowledged receipt of the minutes from the following meetings: Code Enforcement Board 2/4/93 Planning and Zoning Board 1/14, 1/28/93 ITEM *2 PLANNING AND ZONING ITEM a. Approval of site plan for three buildings. Barry University Mr. Lubien Introduced the Item and Introduced Mr. Tim Czerniec of Barry University. Mr. Czerniec Introduced Mr. Edward Cannon, architect for the protect. Mr. Cannon showed artist renderings of the proposed buildings and described the use and location on campus of the buildings. The Council did not express any opposition to the protect. ITEM *3 APPOINTMENT TO THE COUNTRY CLUB ADVISORY BOARD. Ms. Macdonald reviewed the background and stated that there Is one vacancy with two applicants. Mr. Doug Lindheimer and Mr. Robert Nlehoff spoke on their own behalf. By paper ballot the vote was as follows: Courtney - Lindheimer Spahn - Lindheimer Loffredo - Lindheimer Johnson - Lindheimer a liami J ore F)Dage F L ON 10 A PLANNING BOARD AGENDA OFj3400 1/ ,j ITEM NO. Name of Owner /Appl i cantAgeOy 4f / /j/ jsi ' Phone No. Address of Property, and /or Legal Description //300 /Llg,Z Ale; Nature of Request dMedO J 'JE , ? 4 �/.ffP AWOGKI' Present Zoning .� = Area of Present Building Area with Proposed Addition Parking Spaces Provided Parking Spaces Required with Addition Setbacks as per Code Setbacks Provided VertancesA1111411111114,24Ming Ch ule Council Action Required A/ Date of Applicant Notification Planning Board Action AMC t(209 Council Action t4iiitv Director of Building and Zoning 27 JANUARY 1993 2:15 P.M. Gym lot (west of Miami Avenue) 200 marked parking available Main Campus 48 marked parking available 28 JANUARY 1993 9:00 A.M. Gym lot 266 marked parking available Main Campus 155 marked parking available 11:00 a.m. Gym lot 37 marked parking available Main Campus 66 marked parking available 1:00 p.m. Gym lot 33 marked parking available MIAMI SHORES POLICE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: LES FORNEY,PLANNING & ZONI])YG DATE: January 28, 1993 FROM: Chief Michael A. Zoovas RE: BARRY UNIVERSITY PARKING Main Campus 76 marked parking available NOTE: Handicapped and Faculty parking not included in these figures. BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 1 9 1 12 1 64 86 1 13 1 132 1 124 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Thursday DATE: January 21, 1993 P -1 P -2 P -3 P -4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 436 66 9 10 1 15 9 109 110 765 9:OOam 320 30 7 9 1 10 5 57 88 527 10:OOam 167 2 5 1 2 5 2 32 56 272 11:OOam 57 5 2 3 2 5 2 22 43 141 12:OOpm 52 14 0 2 3 5 3 33 43 155 1:OOpm 122 14 1 2 1 5 0 30 55 230 2:OOpm 100 10 1 1 1 3 1 23 44 184 3:OOpm 213 7 5 1 0 2 0 0 47 275 4:OOpm 197 7 8 1 0 2 0 2 41 258 5:OOpm 189 18 6 3 7 3 3 16 54 299 6:OOpm 201 0 3 5 2 2 0 0 0 213 7:OOpm 166 0 5 5 2 9 0 5 0 192 8:OOpm 181 0 5 5 2 7 0 35 0 235 9:OOpm 223 54 5 6 3 9 6 82 50 438 10:OOpm 403 60 2 6 3 6 9 90 65 644 11:OOpm 489 65 4 6 2 5 9 113 118 811 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 1 9 1 12 1 64 86 1 13 1 132 1 124 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Thursday DATE: January 21, 1993 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 DAY: Friday I DATE: January 22, 1993 Survey Conducted by Campus Security 9 12 64 86 13 132 124 P -1 P -2 P -3 P -4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 391 75 6 11 1 12 10 102 100 708 9:OOam 385 9 5 6 2 4 5 49 69 534 10:OOam 102 5 4 3 1 0 0 25 45 185 11:OOam 99 10 5 3 2 4 3 32 43 201 12:OOpm 149 9 7 5 3 6 5 38 49 271 1:OOpm 214 20 4 6 6 3 1 51 51 356 2:OOpm 231 25 5 4 2 3 2 52 61 385 3:OOpm 309 39 2 3 5 8 2 60 79 507 4:OOpm 321 50 6 0 8 14 2 63 86 550 5:OOpm 314 72 4 9 7 16 9 89 101 621 6:OOpm 297 3 1 5 5 23 10 110 94 548 7:OOpm 288 7 0 8 10 24 11 110 94 552 8:OOpm 353 21 0 8 11 26 11 112 99 641 9:OOpm 412 98 5 9 9 34 11 115 105 798 10:OOpm 483 117 8 7 7 34 12 123 124 915 11:OOpm 478 127 6 8 4 29 13 128 124 917 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 DAY: Friday I DATE: January 22, 1993 Survey Conducted by Campus Security 9 12 64 86 13 132 124 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces I DAY: Saturday DATE: January 23, 1993 Total Available) 494 1 180 1 9 1 12 1 64 1 86 1 13 1 132 1 124 Survey Conducted by Campus Security P -1 P -2 P -3 P -4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 499 5 3 10 10 7 11 130 66 741 9:OOam 395 4 0 9 9 12 4 80 22 535 10:OOam 382 2 0 9 9 14 2 90 17 525 11:OOam 388 2 0 8 8 15 0 74 30 525 12:OOpm 328 7 1 7 11 21 1 100 50 526 1:OOpm 402 14 2 6 14 20 0 82 24 564 2 :OOpm 408 13 2 5 15 15 5 86 31 580 3:OOpm 403 74 1 5 9 11 8 101 71 683 4:OOpm 415 95 0 7 10 14 12 106 79 738 5:OOpm 402 128 4 6 4 23 11 112 104 794 6:OOpm 408 123 8 6 2 33 12 124 124 840 7:OOpm 399 130 6 7 4 31 12 124 124 837 8:OOpm 410 112 7 7 4 35 13 124 124 836 9:OOpm 409 119 8 8 9 38 13 125 124 853 10:OOpm 429 146 8 7 12 39 13 126 124 904 11:OOpm 468 111 7 8 10 25 11 129 124 893 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces I DAY: Saturday DATE: January 23, 1993 Total Available) 494 1 180 1 9 1 12 1 64 1 86 1 13 1 132 1 124 Survey Conducted by Campus Security BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Sunday I DATE: January 24, 1993 (Total Available' 494 1 180 1 9 121 641 861 131 1321 1241 P -1 P -2 P -3 P -4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 494 120 4 10 9 15 11 130 90 883 9:OOam 480 90 1 8 7 10 2 90 89 777 10:OOam 460 85 0 7 5 9 2 80 75 723 11:OOam 475 89 1 5 2 19 0 79 93 763 12:OOpm 469 120 0 9 6 23 1 110 99 837 1:OOpm 472 115 2 8 9 30 4 96 95 831 2:OOpm 479 110 3 9 9 30 5 90 86 821 3:OOpm 481 110 0 10 10 34 13 112 95 865 4:OOpm 477 121 0 10 9 34 13 114 98 876 5:OOpm 486 119 1 9 3 32 13 115 106 884 6:OOpm 472 120 4 10 2 29 13 116 107 873 7:OOpm 409 112 0 10 0 17 13 110 110 781 8:OOpm 343 109 1 9 2 29 13 115 113 734 9:OOpm 408 107 5 9 0 23 13 118 111 794 10:OOpm 490 110 5 5 3 19 13 117 114 876 11:OOpm 490 114 6 9 2 9 13 127 108 878 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Sunday I DATE: January 24, 1993 (Total Available' 494 1 180 1 9 121 641 861 131 1321 1241 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Monday DATE: January 25, 1993 91 121 641 861 13 1321 124 P -1 P -2 P -3 P-4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 407 71 9 9 2 6 9 102 104 719 9:OOam 340 4 7 2 0 1 1 42 64 461 10:OOam 130 5 0 2 0 1 0 17 39 194 11:OOam 51 8 0 0 3 1 1 8 29 101 12:OOpm 67 12 2 3 1 6 2 10 39 142 1:OOpm 79 11 2 3 1 1 1 13 45 156 2:OOpm 106 15 2 1 1 4 4 20 43 196 3:OOpm 240 20 1 0 5 10 2 24 46 348 4:OOpm 187 22 1 1 7 9 3 26 43 299 5:OOpm 159 45 1 6 7 9 3 91 47 368 6:OOpm 133 6 0 10 0 16 0 44 25 234 7:OOpm 114 12 0 10 0 15 0 47 23 221 8:OOpm 144 30 0 11 0 14 3 50 28 280 9:OOpm 225 27 0 11 2 11 5 45 29 355 10:OOpm 378 ' 110 2 12 0 17 12 106 114 751 11:OOpm 490 113 3 10 0 8 12 123 124 883 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Monday DATE: January 25, 1993 91 121 641 861 13 1321 124 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Tuesday DATE: January 26, 1993 9 1 12 T 641 86 1 13 132 1 124 P -1 P -2 P -3 P-4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 494 77 9 8 3 12 5 101 100 809 9:OOam 380 3 5 1 2 3 2 35 70 501 10:OOam 127 5 2' 0 0 4 1 22 51 212 11:OOam 16 4 1 0 0 1 1 24 50 97 12:OOpm 28 12 0 2 2 4 2 28 52 130 1:OOpm 104 7 0, 0 1 7 0 25 48 192 2:OOpm 98 4 0_ 1 2 7 1 25 39 177 3:OOpm 120 10 0 4 3 6 0 16 39 198 4:OOpm 139 30 1 4 3 9 1 14 36 237 5:OOpm 127 31 2 6 0 13 0 11 16 206 6:OOpm 173 0 0 10 0 17 0 9 0 209 7:OOpm 214 0 0 9 0 15 0 15 0 253 8:OOpm 251 2 0 9 1 18 1 15 5 302 9:OOpm 327 40 4 11 2 23 3 30 49 489 10:OOpm 453 114 3 12 3 24 12 114 101 836 11:OOpm 494 112 2 10 2 20 10 114 103 867 BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Total Available) 494 1 180 Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Tuesday DATE: January 26, 1993 9 1 12 T 641 86 1 13 132 1 124 • • BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Wednesday DATE: January 27, 1993 Total Available( 494 ( 180 ( 9 ( 12 1 64 1 86 13 ( 132 ( 124 P -1 P -2 P -3 P-4 P -5 P -6 P -7 P -8 P -9 Total 8:OOam 375 77 9 7 3 18 7 104 103 703 9:OOam 152 4 2 2 1 4 3 17 46 231 10:OOam 45 3 0 1 3 2 2 17 30 103 11 :OOam 7 3 0 1 2 1 1 14 25 54 12:OOpm 63 13 1 1 1 3 5 18 33 138 1 :OOpm 96 14 0 1 1 2 1 19 23 157 2:OOpm 118 12 1 1 1 2 1 13 29 178 3:OOpm 131 14 2 1 6 5 0 20 32 211 4:OOpm 175 14 2 1 3 4 2 22 26 249 5:OOpm 213 32 8 10 10 11 1 30 35 350 6:00pm 183 12 0 10 3 15 0 0 0 223 7:OOpm 220 25 0 10 3 12 0 0 0 270 8:OOpm 252 28 3 9 2 10 0 16 38 358 9:OOpm 294 69 2 10 0 10 3 43 44 475 10:OOpm 391 93 9 10 0 10 11 111 105 740 11 :OOpm 489 100 9 5 0 0 11 115 109 838 • • BARRY UNIVERSITY Parking Survey On Campus Inventory of Vacant Parking Spaces Survey Conducted by Campus Security DAY: Wednesday DATE: January 27, 1993 Total Available( 494 ( 180 ( 9 ( 12 1 64 1 86 13 ( 132 ( 124 r F F 1 .- ; it k '-'' ...�.� COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION 1 12/23/92 - Application for Approval in accordance with Article IV. Special Approvals Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Miami Shores DATE 12/28/921 JOB No.: 92017,18, SJ97.6 "' TENT1ON Frank Lubien, Dir. of Building & Zoning RE: BARRY UNIVERSITY • Natural & Health Science Add'n • Powers Building • Lehman Building ACAI ASSOCIATES, INC. 5310 N.W. 33rd Avenue Suite 218 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 TO: MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE 10050 N.E. Second Avenue Miami Shores, FL 33138 -2382 GENTLEMEN: WE ARE SENDING YOU © Attached ❑ Under separate cover via the following items: ❑ Shop Drawings ❑ Prints ❑ Plans ❑ Samples ❑ Specifications ❑ Copy of Letter ❑ Change Order ❑ For approval ❑ For your use As requested ❑ For review and comment copies as required. THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL ❑ Approved as submitted ❑ Resubmit copies for approval ❑ Approved as noted ❑ Submit copies for distribution ❑ Returned for corrections ❑ Return corrected prints 0 ❑ FOR BIDS DUE 19 ❑ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS: Material is submitted in an unbound form so that you may reproduce as many The University has requested being included on the agenda for the January 14th meeting. Please confirm the schedule as soon as possible. Thankyou for your assistance COPY TO T. Czerniec, File SIGNED: & Happy New Year!! December 23, 1992 Frank Lubien Director of Building & Zoning MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE 10050 N.E. Second Avenue Miami Shores, FL 33138 -2382 Dear Mr. Lubien: RE: Barry University •Natural & Health Science Addition •Powers Building •Lehman Building In accordance with Article VI. Special Approvals of the Zoning Ordinance of Miami Shores Village, Barry University is herewith submitting a small scale Plot Plan, sketches and appropriate background information for each of the three building projects under consideration for construction at the Miami Shores Campus. We request our application for approval by the Village Council be included on the agenda for the January 14, 1993 meeting. These new facilities will aid the University in its mission to offer the finest quality education, to assure a religious dimension and to provide community service and presence within a more caring environment. These new facilities will allow Barry University to relieve the excessive over use of many of the Miami Shores Campus teaching facilities and provide a substantially improved environment for the faculty. The success of Barry University brings international recognition to our Campus and Miami Shores Village. We look forward to meeting with you on January 14th and we appreciate the Village Council's consideration of this application. Very truly yours, ACAI ASSOCIATES, INC. Edward F. Cannon, AIA Architect for Barry University EFC/ec c. T. Czerniec, V.P. Business & Finance encs. macBaay- 1JMiemi Shores/Ltr. F. Lubim 12/23/92 C1a`' es, ncorporated architects /en .. /roofing consultants /interior designers/ aac 001323• eb 0004379 5310 n.w. 33rd aver • suite 218 *fort lauderda1G $orida 33309 -6300 *telephone (305) 484 -4000 / fart (305) 484 -5588 APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL in accordance with Article VI. Special Approvals Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Miami Shores Barry University Natural & Health Science Addition Powers Building Lehman Building Miami Shores, Florida a al a cia es; incorporated architects /eng': a s/ roofing consultants / interior designers a a c 0 0 1 3 2 3 e b 0 0 0 9 3 7 9 (l II11IIIIfllllllllltl IIIIIIIIU IIIIIII1 1 1 nlulnnf � 11111111111111111111111111111 P-1 1� 1 10.13. 111th 81RFET SITE PLAN Natural &Health Science Addition 7 0 aD SCA18 NORTH I a 0 1 S C T T t A Y A L IN CHARGE K>.M. ■ active tow A I I A O T t 0 Or. 0 • S 1 G O R A V N S T C M [ C t t D • Y BARRY UNIVERSITY MASTER PLAN ffiA ISHORESCAMPUS (00 E C T NA K S 10 T 1 T L E ASSOCIATES, INC ARCNITECTS•ENGINEERS R O O F I N G A N D D E S I G N C O N S U L T A N T S •A C O 0 1 ) t ) • ( S 0 0 0 () 7 0 S31 N 11RO A TaNUE S 0 I T t I ( 0 ( 0 LAUDS a 0 AL l I t 0 R 1 0 A I ) / O S • r N 1 I O) 1 I • 4 0 0 0 P01 81018 I R 0 I t c • N U■ S[ S 1 ( 0 1 0 0 U N E C S E Q U E N C E N U Y S S. GYa O COTTa1CNT 10 I AT ACA1 ASSOCIATES. INC Natural & Health Sciences Addition 1.•I1W k Any' Ipziew 1 ; 4 41.*, ' f * * - SITE PLAN SCHOOL OF NATURAL & HEALTH SCIENCES sapt•sos FLL1VH S WTf1LVN JO 100HDS NOLINAHla HIIION NouvAaria ISHM. mow mono "7" '71,7111, [7:11,4r NORTHWEST VIEW SCHOOL OF NATURAL & HEALTH SCIENCES BARRY I JNIVERSITY NATURAL & HEALTH SCIENCES ADDITION Barry University's growth in the 1980's has created a critical space shortage. The need is especially acute in the present School of Natural and Health Sciences. The Academic Health Science Center and the Division of Biological and Biomedical Sciences were established in 1985. The division was renamed in 1991 as the School of Natural and Health Sciences in order to integrate the undergraduate and graduate life and health science programs into a cohesive academic unit. The academic programs within the School respond to the demanding needs of society by preparing professional competent scientists/health practitioners whose values are congruent with the purpose and objectives of the university. The number of enrolling students increased from 72 in 1982 to 525 in 1992 - an increase of 700 %. Additional classrooms, lecture halls, laboratories, and faculty office space are needed. The dean has been unable to expand class offerings. Over the past five years, new programming has been limited to evenings and weekends because of limited space. Students have no opportunity to return to labs for additinal lab time because labs are always fully scheduled from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The faculty struggles to bring cohesiveness to the program, but they are overwhelmed by the Logistics of teaching in inadequate space. As a result, faculty- student interaction has been severely curtailed. The master plan of Barry University establishes a building zone to complete the science quadrangle. The Natural and Health Sciences expansion will complete 50% of the infill identified to build out the complex that was begun more than 52 years ago when the parent institution of Barry University was born. The original building forms are delicate, human- scaled stucco and tile roof buildings that established the South Florida vernacular of the campus. The aesthetics of the Natural and Health Science expansion will draw from the university vocabulary and reflect a simplicity of detail that is characteristic infill architecture while maintaining the delicate fabric that makes Barry University a special place for students and scholars. Limited available land and the ever increasing demands for science education at Barry University have created a need for a three -story design. The program for the Natural and Health Sciences is laboratory intensive with faculty offices in support of research and teaching facilities. On the first level, classroom facilities will be accessed from the main entry . An electron microscope suite and office suites for cardiovascular perfusion, anesthesiology, health care administration and speech pathology complete the program amenities of the first floor. The second level contains science teaching laboratories and faculty offices. Laboratory equipment is maintained in a central equipment room so that all students and faculty have equal access to this valuable resource. The third level is reserved for research laboratories and conference /seminar facilities. Each research laboratory will be equipped to support multi - discipline research. Fume hoods, water, waste, waste gases, electrical services and furniture will allow flexibility in the research program. PAGE 2 The addition will provide Barry University the ability to increase teaching efficiency, promote laboratory safety, and provide appropriate instructional space for the science education of Barry's students. MAC:BARRY UNIVERSITY /92017.601 /sch.des.just BARRY UNIVERSITY Miami Shores, Florida BUILDING AREA SUMMARY Natural & Health Sciences Addition First Floor Second Floor Third Floor TOTAL 21500 NSF PROGRAM AREA TABULATION First Floor: • Classroom for 100 students • Classroom for 40 -60 students • CVP Offices • Anest. Offices • HCA Offices • Speech Path. Offices • Secretary Pool • Electron Microscope Suite • Histology Lab • Student Resource Room Sub total Second Floor: • Teaching Laboratory • Faculty Offices Sub total Third Floor: • Research Laboratory • Research Faculty Offices • Equipment Storage • Classroom • Conf./Seminar Room Sub total Total Net SF 7200 7100 7200 Gross SF 10000 10000 10000 30000 GSF 1 @ 2000 SF each = 2000 1 @ 1200 SF each = 1200 3 @ 100 SF each = 300 3 @ 100 SF each = 300 3 @ 100 SF each = 300 4 @ 100 SF each = 400 4 @ 100 SF each = 400 1 @ 500 SF each = 500 1 @ 1000 SF each =1000 1 @ 800 SF each = 800 7200 NSF 6 @ 1000 SF each = 6000 11 @ 100 SF each =1100 7100 NSF 10 400 SF each =4000 10 @ 100 SF each =1000 2 @ 200 SF each = 400 1 @ 875 SF each = 800 2 @ 500 SF each =1000 7200 NSF 21500 N S F oousr YA}2) GLA55R00M 100 STUDENTS 204 Sf MAY BE DIVIDED HiSTOLOGY LAB. 442 SF STUDENT RE50UR5E ROOM 494 5F 7 GONFER IGE 9Ir1+4I1s1Al4 5F ROOM 100 OF 250 9F UTIL $f" 1 4 ANEST. ®T. 100 SF RRA 100 5F 00 SF ANGST. 100 5F GEI 2L 4CeRE. F 104 SF GED RESTROOM 230 5F ENl SUITE 484 SF GLA55ROOM 40-60 3tUDESI 3 1254 5F 100SF ® FIT IIGAt FICA 100 5F 100 BF erGR. (11 31s 100 SF 100 5F g>s 8R 100 SF 100 Sr FIRST FLOOR FLAN 4 :), SCALE: I/2O" = i'— 0" 1 t. 4ASE 3O 5F TEACHINc3 LABORATORY 1062 5F TEAGHINMS LABORATORY 1062 5F ....M 11111I OFFICE 02 5F 01=1=161= rirgl T5AGHIt LABORATORY IQa'1 Or OFFICE 126 or TEAGH114o LAEORATORY IGO"1 4 - I AGt11 Nis LABORATORY 1007 55F l� �l LOBBY 1211 OFFI6E G7rr1 1 ;0 5P 120 5F ___ (21 OFFICE 114 sr OFFICE . 112 5F Orr Ice 121 5F S ONI7 FLOOR FLAN SCALE: I /2O" I O" CHASE •LA55RQ0M 800 Sr 0O1 WO 5P GONP '. /MINA 504 5? 821 OFFI G. �R D© 3F 400 a aEZE REACH LAM 400 tF PVIC ARGH LAB 400 5F OFFIG, 00 5F 100 5F CEE OFFIG. 100 OF 100 5F 511 RESEARCH 400 3P Me/k+RGH LAB 400 5F loo SF anZi ® RESEARCH 0FFI6. 400 SF LAB IOC Or DEE Re9e,4RGH LAS 400 5F FidiaBLEARv4 LAD 400 5F T RES - 11100M 245 5ff ® j RE5ARC44 OFFIG. LAS 100 v. -406 Er R555ARGN oPPIG.'' 40O SF 100 SP THIRD FLOOR. FLAN 4 5G.ALZ: 1/20" i 1 0" ?VIP ° • .74:- TAN 1111 111111111111Mmu 411111111111111111111111E -1111 1 11 110 1 1 1 0111n 4 11.111111•111111111111hrt ISTRA mminum URuiI II ' ' : 111411t 11111110111111111111: DOM MININEENW .4111111111101= an_ weemass maw 3/4- onssinEssak., .11.111111MIUMIUME111010 SCHOO SITE PLAN NORTH FACULTY PARKING/VISITOR PARKING SOCIAL WORK ON POWERS BUILDING SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK mom . e Imo , ,..........Lk 1 r vo In ..... .... _ . .-..,, ps,:i:51,;-i,„ii m . 11111 SOUTH ELEVATION . t flt ilmitomilimg _ EAST ELEVATION • POWERS BUILDING SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK ADRIAN DOMINICAN SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The Adrian Dominican School of Education offers students a comprehensive range of updated professional programs designed to meet the current needs of educators, administrators, counselors, instructional technologists and human resource leaders for the 21st Century. Programs have been created to prepare students to function as competent professionals in their chosen careers and to broaden, deepen and expand their professional lives. Faculty are committed to promote the mission of Barry in a caring, educational environment which includes teaching, advising, scholarship, research and supportive service to Barry and the surrounding community. Through continued curricular development, the School is responsive to the needs of its culturally diverse student population and community. The Adrian Dominican School of Education through competent and academically prepared faculty, offers contemporary programs designed to: - Meet current professional standards, including licensure and certification requirements. - Provide knowledge and skills which enable graduates to practice in their career choices. The Adrian Dominican School of Education is presently operating at five different campus sites. The following description of needed space and their use is conservative rather than extravagant. It allows for expansion of faculty and student population. There are presently 20 faculty who teach more than 550 undergraduate and graduate students. Those numbers are expected to take quantum leaps in the near future. Facilities create the ambiance, the structure and the opportunity to implement the vision for restructuring and reorganizing the classroom of the future. The blending of sound teaching practices, caring attitudes and instructional technology stimulates professors and students to become vibrant teachers. The Adrian Dominican School of Education needs to project through its environment what it expects students to be. The Adrian Dominican School of Education has developed a preliminary plan for a facility that takes the future into account while dealing with the problems of the next few years. Based on expansion experience since 1986, members of the faculty and administration of the School have developed an estimate of space that will be needed. It includes classrooms, multi- purpose /multi- dimensional spaces, faculty /administrative offices, and space for community interaction on local, regional, state and national levels. 4 Page 2 Adrian Dominican School of Education In addition, consideration should be given to the overwhelming evidence that future teachers must be equipped to deal with children that will need more motivation, more confidence - building and more creative methods of teaching. Innovative educational techniques must be implemented in early childhood so that children without the ability to access higher education may still develop into adults and contribute to the well -being of society. THE ELLEN WHITESIDE MCDONNELL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Barry University initiated the development of a graduate of social work program in 1964 in response to a call from the Dade County Welfare Planning Council. The Council determined the need for the establishment of a graduate educational program in South Florida as a response to the shortage of professional social work personnel within the region. The University viewed the addition of this program as a particularly fitting expression of that aspect of its mission which is related to community service. Over the years the School of Social Work has fulfilled its promise. The Master of Social Work (MSW) program quickly earned a reputation for excellence in the community. Despite the subsequent development of a similar program at Florida International University, which is also located in Miami, the Barry program has retained the reputation as the premier program in the region. The School maintains an enrollment of approximately 350 masters students and, to date, has granted more than 1,700 MSW degrees. In 1983 the School developed a doctoral program in social work. It currently has 55 students enrolled in the program and has, to date, awarded 17 doctoral degrees. The School of Social Work at Barry has made the decision to focus its training resources solely on a major in the direct practice of social work with individuals, family and groups. This means that all graduates of the program can be expected to engage careers in hands -on work with various client populations. The two year curriculum of 60 credits exposes students to the foundations of social work practice in their first year and to advanced practice, knowledge and skills in their second year. In the second year students select class and field learning experience in one of three fields of practice: health care, mental health and substance abuse or families and children. The School has developed several program options which accommodate students with special needs. An evening, part -time program is available at the main campus in Miami for students who are employed. The School of Social Work needs a facility to house its operations. The program suffers significantly from inadequacy of space. Faculty are expected to be available to students for advisement on a routine basis, but are housed in such a cramped offices that it is not possible for them to accommodate the requisite books, files and resource materials to enable them to conduct their scholarly work on site. In most offices there is only room for faculty to see one student at a time. The need to have faculty available on- site, but the inability to adequately accommodate them poses obvious and significant flexibility problems. Page 2 The Ellen Whiteside McDonnell School of Social Work Support staff are presently jammed into inadequate space. Their work area also serves as common area for faculty and students. This is most disrupting. The Research and Training Center which does extensive contract work is most inadequately housed. There is no common space for students to gather and for students and faculty to engage each other informally. The problem of a geographically dispersed student body is exacerbated by the absence of any facility which provides a setting in which they can engage one another in ways that accommodate discussion, stimulate ideas and facilitate the development of a professional identity beyond the classroom. The proposed facility will profoundly enrich the social work training program as well as extending the University's commitment to community service. In addition to housing faculty, administration and special programs, providing classroom and common space, the proposed facility will also house a community center. The School would expect to accommodate approximately 30 faculty and administrators in office space as well as a support staff of approximately six. It would also provide six classrooms which a would be used for seminars, special events and the like, as well as a student and faculty lounge. The center would require its own entrance providing easy access to the community. It should accommodate a minimum of 15 professionals and three support staff. Common space and facilities for the provision of specialized services would also required. BARRY UNIVERSITY Miami Shores, Florida BUILDING AREA SUMMARY Patsy & Samuel Powers Building for Human Services Net SF First Floor 16280 Second Floor 10950 TOTAL 27230 NSF PROGRAM AREA TABULATION First Floor: • School of Ed. Admin.Suite • Sch. of Soc. Work.Admin.Suite • Classrooms • Large Classroom • Counseling/Clinic • Conference/Seminar rooms • S/W Doct. Dir. Suite • S/W Field Work Dir. Suite • S/W RTC Suite • S/W Student Lounge • Records & Work Room Sub total Second Floor: • Program Director Offices • Faculty Offices • Secretarial Work Areas • Faculty Support Area • Faculty Lounge Sub total Total Gross SF 21900 14200 36100 GSF 1 @ 1470 SF each = 1470 1 @ 1660SF each = 1660 5 @ 900 SF each = 4500 1 @ 2400 SF each = 2400 2 @ 560SF each = 1120 4 @ Varies in size = 1500 1 @ 425 SF each = 425 1 @ 665 SF each = 665 1 @ 560 SF each = 560 1 @ 900 SF each = 900 2 @ 540SF each = 1080 16280 NSF 5 @ 175 SF each = 875 59 @ 120SF each = 7080 3 @ 165 SF each = 495 1 @ 1900 SF each =1900 2 @ 300 SF each = 600 10950 NSF 27230 NSF • 11■ ■1111 ■N ■11111011111010•11 1010 ■ ■■■ ■■■111111 ■ ■ ■■11/ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■ ■ ■11•11■ ■■■■ ■11 ■11■■■■ W11 ■11•••■••1010 ■ ■ ■■11■ ■■■11 ■1► MIMEO ■■■■■■■■■1111 10.•11 •■ ■11N11fiLN1010NIN O ■.!.1010\ 1 :1111:::::. ■.•.....I �o. ■1011•11■■ 1111•1111.111111► E ©1� 1111' ",s. 10..10111010 . 11101010101011.1010 t■ ■10.1011. •..11 1010■ ■ ■N■ ■11 •N ■ ■ •■11 f •'}' ■■ ■■N■ ■N■ 8% • ■H■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■1010■ ■■■■■■■IMMI ■■■ AMEMM ■11■■■■■■■11N■11■M■■■ TOOKAONIINTOR Pros,. PARTIAL SITE FLAN $ FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE, %fe" _ l'—o" SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE:lite° = I -0 IIIi1IINIII 111 1111111110111.. I MMO I I IM 1111111111 LEHMAN BUILDING WEST ELEVATION LIBRARY/FLOOR PLAN OFFICES /FLOOR PLAN CLASSROOMS /FLOOR PLAN BARRY UNIVERSITY WILLIAM LEHMAN BUILDING In November of 1986, the Barry University newspaper "FLAME" reported: U.S. Rep. William Lehman, (FL -17 District), was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin, O.P., President of Barry University, Tuesday, October 28, 1986, in the Kostka Room. Congressman Lehman plans to name Barry University as the repository for his Congressional papers. The cataloguing of the approximately 40,000 documents should be completed within the next 10 years. Given Congressman Lehman's importance in national and local politics, his papers will generate dozens of scholarly works, including many books. As part of the project, he is working on his autobiography. When completed, this will evolve into an oral history of his years in public life. Rep. Lehman chose Barry University due to his close and longstanding relationship with the school. He is confident that Barry will make the best of the resources provided by him. The university is also located in Rep. Lehman's district. As chairman of the powerful Transportation Appropriation Subcommittee, he has been responsible for federal funding for Dade County, Florida transportation programs, including $750 million for Metrorail. He holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama and has studied at the University of Miami, Barry University, Oxford University, Cambridge University, the University of Edinburgh and Harvard University. Rep. Lehman has taught in Dade County Public Schools and Miami -Dade County School Board from 1966 -72, holding the post of Chairman in 1971 -72. He is a past President of the Muscular Dystrophy Society of South Florida, was named Man of the Year by the North Miami Beach Jaycees in 1971, and is a member of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council. Rep. Lehman was the recipient of the American Jewish Committee Humanitarian Award in 1972. In the July 13, 1992 Miami Herald article tells of the Congressman's current plans. What will U.S. Rep. Bill Lehman do next year after he ends a 20 -year run on Capitol Hill as one of South Florida's most productive, influential and revered congressman? "Sit in my rocking chair," he says, with a smile. That's hardly likely. If there's anyone whose friendships and powerful connections are likely to endure past his term of office, its Lehman. His list of accomplishments includes funding for Metrorail, Metromover, new bridges and roads and many more. PAGE 2 Lehman was one of those monumental figures that come infrequently to Congress or any other institution," said Mitch Maidique, president of Florida International University. "It will take decades for people to reflect on the impact he's had on our community. Or, from the perspective of Metro -Dade Commissioner Harvey Ruvin: "There was no one who brought home more bacon ". Ruvin wants Dade County to hire Lehman as a transportation lobbyist in Washington - a job that Lehman said he might take. Lehman said he'll keep his hand in pubic issues. He looked over at his wife of 43 years, Joan. "She said I have to find something to do. She can't stand to have me around the house." Barry University has been notified by the U.S. Department of Transportation that a grant of $3,000,000 has been earmarked for Barry to construct a facility to house the necessary facilities to aid his future work. MAC:Barry University Article- (07/13/92) - 11/30/92 BARRY UNIVERSITY Miami Shores, Florida BUILDING AREA SUMMARY William Lehman Building First Floor 5,400 8,000 Second Floor 6,000 7,700 Third Floor 5.600 8.300 TOTAL 17,100 NSF 24,000 GSF PROGRAM AREA TABULATION First Floor: • Classrooms Sub Total Second Floor: • Conference/Seminar Room • Faculty Office Suite Sub Total Third Floor: • Lehman Library • Dean's Office Suite • Reception/Conference Facility • Independent Study Room • Rare Book Collection Sub Total TOTAL 17,100 NSF mac:92 -014: BuildingAreaSummary /Wm.LehmanBldg. Net SF Gross SF 6 @ 900 SF each = 5,400 1 @ 2,400 SF each = 2,400 1 @ 1,400 SF each = 1,250 1 @ 1,250 SF each = 1,250 4 @ 100 SF each = 400 1 @ 400 SF each = 400 5,400 NSF 4 @ 300 SF each = 1,200 4 @ 1,200 SF each = 4,800 6,000 NSF 5.700 NSF LA R00 1-1 c�c,s c L1' Roof _l1! 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GOE.ID Foot PLAN - oFrlc s N 1 7. �. 1 1 i �NIIZD FLo0g PLAN - L IsRVRY 1 1 1 1 1 k To LI6R6RY 4114 LEVEL Barry University December 22, 1992 Miami Shores Campus CAMPUS PARKING CALCULATIONS (continued) COMPUTATIONS Option "A" 1) One space for each Classroom + 126 2) One space for each 10 students 316 Total Option "A" 442 or Option "B" 1) One space for each Classroom + 126 2) 1/2 additional parking spaces required for auditoriums 550 Total Option "B" 676 I whichever is greater I • Since Option "B" is greater it shall be the basis for the MIMIMUM REQUIRED CAMPUS PARKING AVAILABLE PARKING on MIAMI SHORES CAMPUS Location (see attached campus site plan) Parking spaces P-1 494 P-2 100 P -3 9 P -4 12 P -5 64 P -6 86 P -7 13 P -8 132 P -9 124 Total Available Parking 1034 Minumum Required Parking 676 Available Parking Exceeds Required By: • Spaces • Percent ( %) Page 2 of 2 358 35 Barry University December 22, 1992 Miami Shores Campus CAMPUS PARKING CALCULATIONS BASIS OF THESE CALCULATIONS: • Zoning Ordinance of Miami Shores Village, Florida - Reprinted 1991 REQUIREMENTS 1.0 District S -1 1.1 Permitted Uses: 2. Colleges 1.2 Off Street Parking Space MINIMUM 1.2.1 One parking space for each classroom plus one parking space for each 10 students or 1/2 of the additional parking spaces otherwise required by this section for auditoriums, whichever may be greater. 1.2.2 Auditoriums Refer to "R" district • Churches - One space for each 4 seats Refer to "B" district • Auditoriums - One space for each 3 fixed seats PLUS - One space for each 40 square feet of floor area for mavable seating. COMPUTATIONS 2.0 Full Time Equilivant (FTE) Students Miami Shores Campus as of 12/21/92 2.1 Existing classrooms by actual records of the Registrar 80 2.2 Proposed new construction: 2.2.1 School of Natural & Health Sciences Addition • Classrooms 4 • Teaching Laboratories 7 • Research Laboratories 10 • Seminar rooms 2 2.2.2 Samuel & Patsy Powers Building for Human Services • Classrooms 13 2.2.3 William Lehman Building • Classrooms • Seminar rooms Total Classrooms 2.3 Auditoriums 2.3.1 • Cor Jesu Chapel - 248 seats /4 2.3.2 • Broad Auditorium - 999 seats /3 2.3.3 • Health and Sports Center - 1500 bleacher seats /3 2.3.4 • Health and Sports Center - 8125 sf movable seats /40 Total Auditorium seating Page 1 of 2 6 4 1 1261 63 333 500 204 1 11001 3157