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11-13-1984 Public HearingA 7:30 p.m., proposals September present: PUBLIC HEARING November 13, 1984 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION BOARD REPORT public hearing/Council workshop was held on November 13, 1984, at the Miami Shores Community Center to further discuss the made by the Downtown Revitalization Board in their report of 4, 1984. The following members of the Village Council were Mayor Kevin O'Connor Elspeth Jensen Robert J. Lodge Herbert Spahn, Jr. Terry Cuson Also present: L. R. Forney, Jr., Village Manager. William F. Fann, Jr., Village Attorney Planning Board: Robert Stobs Robert J. Rossi Patrick Duffy Les Wiesen Downtown Revitalization Board: Franklin Grau Vice Schafmeister Barbara North Burton Marty Stofik Fran Everett Walter Simon and about 30 residents Mr. Franklin Grau, Chairman of the Downtown Revitalization Board, again reviewed the report and presented a list of ordinances they wanted the Council to approve: 1. An ordinance creating a special zoning district on N. E. 2nd Avenue from 94th Street to 103rd Street, which would change several pieces of property on N. E. 2nd Avenue and 100 ft. east and west of the alleys on either side of 2nd Avenue from residential to business zoning. 2. An ordinance creating a permanent Downtown Revitalization Board whose function would be to control all development within this new district. 3. An ordinance permitting beer and wine for consumption on the premises on N. E. 2nd Avenue. 4. An ordinance to permit a restaurant on N. E. 2nd Avenue with a liquor license. 11/13/84 WORKSHOP - DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION Page 2. 5. Limit the number of gas stations on N. E. 2nd Avenue. 6. Ban liquor stores on N. E. 2nd Avenue except as already in existence. In the discussion Mr. Robert Stobs, Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Board, pointed out that the proposed role of the Revitalization Board, is now a function of the Planning Board. Mr. Grau further reported that they are applying for a Main Street Program grant which would provide $5,000 toward expenses of the program. Mr. Lodge asked for a consensus of Council on endorsement of the plan, including approval of the $40,000.00 budget, which was as follows: Mr. Spahn Yes Mr. Lodge Yes Mrs. Jensen No Mr. Cuson Yes Mr. O'Connor Yes Mr. Grau asked the Council to take a position on the request for a permanent board and its function. The four Council members who endorsed the plan were in support of a five -member independent board for downtown revitalization. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Village Clerk