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MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
PANNING AND ZONING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 26, 2002
The regular meeting of the Miami Shores Planning and Zoning Board was held on Thursday,
September 26, 2002. At the Village Hall. The meeting was called to order by Richard Fernandez,
Vice Chairman at 7:00 P.M. with the following present:
ITEM I: ROLL CALL
Richard Fernandez, Vice Chairman
Cesar Sastre
W. Robert Abramitis
Tim Crutchfield
AISO PRESENT: Al Berg, Planning and Zoning Director.
Irene M. Fajardo, Recording Secretary
ABSENT: Bob Stobs II, Chairman
ITEM II: Marbella Project 700 NE 90 St
A memo from Greg Ullman to Tom Benton, the Village Manager, was read into the record by the
Vice Chairman, Mr. Fernandez. The memo states that the Planning and Zoning Board members
are requested to study the Marbella housing project in order to determine the possible and likely
impacts of the project on Village services and the quality of life for Village residents. The Board
is required to report all their findings to the Council and any recommendations which they wish
to offer. Mr. Fernandez gave an introduction of what the Marbella project was and how the
project came to be. The Board discussed the various issues in regards to how the project would
impact the Village. The items discussed were outlined as followed:
I. Traffic
A. LOS (Level of Service) on NE 8th Ave.
LOS on NE 901 St.
LOS on 88th Terr.
B. Access issue on 90t St. And Biscayne Blvd.
C. Ingress and egress on the Shores Center
D. Parking on the right-of-way.
E. Sidewalk/Pedestrian Safety
F. Public Transportation
II. Schools
A. Impact on school boundaries and attendance.
1, Charter schools
2. Private schools
3. Public schools
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B. School's transportation
M. Density/Zoning
A. R-4 Zone; SO/acre
B. Adjacent Shores Zoning
1. Al: Residential
2. 32: Commercial
C. Current Use/density
Note: Green space
IV. Future/Current Code Enforcement
A. Inter -local Code Enforcement agreement?
V. Crime
A. Police impact
B. MSV obligations/ Inter -local agreement
C. Is there a change in crime? (quality/quantity)
VI. Fire/Safety
A. Impacts on responses time.
13. Fire/rescue
C. Service zones? (secondary/primary zones)
D. Hydrant service -capacity
E. Pedestrian crossings on Biscayne and NE 6th Ave.
• F. Hurricane preparedness and recovery
VII. Economic Impact
A. MSV residential values
B. Unincorporated Dade used value
Note: Reciprocal value
C. MSV commercial value
D. Unincorporated Dade commercial values
E. Existing business impact
F. Future business impact
VM. Public Utilities
A. Water R O -W issue)
B. Sewer
C. Electric
D. Telephone
E. Public service
1. Library
2. Hospital
3. Parks/recreation
F. Storm water
G. Vacating public right-of-way
1. Currentlfuture impacts on MSV
• iX. Parks/Recreation
A. Existing?
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B. MSV pool/library
C. Demand of MSV services due to the lack of county services.
E. Future county plan?
X. Biscayne Blvd. Development
A. Studying Biscayne Blvd. plan/relevant plan
XI. Nuisance
A. Traffic noise (alarms)
B. Parties (music)
C. Playground
D. Machinery (washers/dryers/etc.)
E. Loitering
F. Garbage/trash enclosure and removal
After discussion of the items, the Board stated that they would meet within two weeks to further
study and review the Marbella project. The Board asked that various staff members offer input
and assistance as noted.
ADJOURNMENT:
Motion for adjournment was made at 8:30P.M. Next meeting will be withing October 17, 2002.
Irene M. Fajardo, Recording Secretary
Richard Fernandez, Vice Chairman