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Home My WebLink About2022-02-16 Hybrid Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Agenda PacketC/TY OF OAN/A BEACH PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD /LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY HYBRID (IN PERSON AND VIRTUAL) MEETING DaNla BEnCH Wad nesday, February '16, 2022 ss>ir.u.s ir. wvE �.. 7:00 PM v�nrr-s�ewcw ioeav,sr ::eui�v:s �H i� u v c�vcm �r�w �iis`n��.;o�.e4.w.v..er.�auro P"rwo: � �,w o.re `.a .'.'moneoo oorc..n as�es:oso.00`�..e srnn oN P s Pon wceo..ow„cc wrN � w.,res.ewws wrra o,swsarrms,.er, ceasoas rce®mo nss,sr.wes ro r.u+-revnre w wm ov+�se Paacseomos s..o.n.o cnrrrwer r,re crrr eu:wes orwce. goo w. o..x,.. sewc„ so.,cs..wao, owc,.w sswea, a ssoo., �s4� e��eos axrcns,oia ssu. wr rsnsr as xouna coon Toms ewsrmo. u.c.....ewse smc ovc..rro me wm,o,....,. oxu¢a rvor:o wrnnawrme mes�rmo. I. ROLL CALL H. APPROVIII. OF MINiJTES 1. Approval of Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Board/ Local Planning Agency from the Tanuary 26, 2022 Hybrid meeting. III. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. VA-005-22: The applicant, property owner Lina Maria Marquez, requests a variance to split an existing single-family residential lot in the Residential Single - Family (RS-6000) zoning district into two (2) separate lots measuring 51.75 feet wide, where sixty (60') feet lot width is required in the RS-6000 district, for the property located at 4985 SW 27 Terrace. 2. RZ-O55-21: The applicant, 3851 Stirling Holdings, LLLP, is requesting rezoning from the Single -Family Estate Residential District (E-1) to the Planned Residenflal Development District (PRD-1) for property generally located at 3851 Stirling Road (TO BE CONTINUED). 3. LU-013-22: The applicant, the City of Dania Beach, request an amendment to the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan providing additional dwelling units within the Regional Activity Center. IV. BOARD ITEMS 1. City Commission actions on items previously heard by the Board. 2. Upcoming meeting dates: March 16, 2022 V. MEETIIVG e1DSOURNED HYBRID MEETING MINUTES CITV OF DANIA BEACH PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD/LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY CONDUCTED USING COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA TECHNOLOGY DANIA BEACH WEDN ESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2022 :E.�...�rE �. w..E �.. 7:00 PM .s �w.es.. r ,N ro��r.oa w,ra raoss v.'�io m��®e�:�o,n>"`s<:,ao.00�Re��sra,.�r.oN�rox roo: s:E tiasrwo. e. ,r roc wvsrsPa,..�To sonreorremasreww�c�irews`esr 'iso.irr':`oQ oo ov`rLe.,mo ras ni viw�w ow�rvw"�'ar io �e�wrT�swsrma I. ROLL CALL The meeting was called to order at approximately 7:O1PM by Chair W. Quin Robertson. Board Clerk Ibel Larios called the roll. The Chair and two board members were attending in person. Chair W. Quin Robertson, PhD, GISP Present Vice Chair Albert C Tones** Zonathan Thomas* Derrick Hankerson Present Traian Thomas Popescv Present Eva Boutsis, Assistant CiTy Atomey Corintte Lajoie, AICP, Asst Director Comm Dev Anne -Christine Carrie, Senior Planner Ibel Larios, Board Cleric "'Motion was mode by Derr/cX Han/r¢rson to excns¢ the absence for Jonath nn Thomas and was seconded by C/snir Robertson. Motion pnssed 3-O. "*Zt was explained to Vic¢ Chair ✓ones that since he wns not Ztl, be could not virbra/[y participate in tonighYs m¢eHng du¢ to sp¢clnl board nzemb¢r Slate rn/¢s for suns/sine mee8ngs. II_ APPROVAL OF MI'N"[ITES 1. Approval of Minutes ofthe Planning and Zoning Board /Local Planning Agencyfrons the Decensber /S, 202/ virhral regular meeting. MOHon wns mad¢ by D¢rric/t HanRerson to approve t/s¢ minut¢s oftbe virhral ns¢¢ting of t/ze Planning Bc Zoning BoarrLLocnt Planning Agency for Decemb¢r Z$ 202Z as presented arzd wns seconded by C/znlr Rob¢rtson. Motion pnssed 3-O. III. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. RZ067-21: The applicant, property owner Iohn Schaaf, requests a rezoning from the Single -Family Estate Residential District (E-1) to the Multiple -Family (10 dvlac) Residenrial District (RM) for the property located at 4900 SW 3 1 Avenue. The Applicant and Staff' who war¢ to sp¢a/r on this agenda Item were sworn in by Assistant City Attorney Ev¢ Boutsis and any other speakers would b¢ sworn in ns they cam¢ along. Senior Planner Anne -Christine Carrie gave a PowerPoint presentation explaining the variance request to rezone the property from E-1 to the RM zoning district. She said that the subject property was a 12-acre parcel developed for asingle-family home and she displayed a map showing the location of the property. Ms. Carrie explained the surrounding neighborhood uses. The requested rezone would allow £or the development o£ seventy-six townhomes (sixty by -right and sixteen assigned Flex Units. It was previously stated that the corrected Staff Report was on the dais and the board members were to peruse that one. Ms. Carrie said that although the RM zoning district was not consistent with the L-5 FLUM, the flex unit assignment allowed the amount of density perm ittad by the RM zoning district (]O du/ac). The associated site plan and plat would be heard separately by the City Commission and she showed what the site plan should look like. Senior Planner Came want over the rezone criteria and told the board members that they had to make a recommendation to the City Commission tonight. The applicant submitted a justification statement demonstrating consistency with the rezone criteria and also held a virtual outreach meeting on December 1, 2021 with property owners who were within 1,000 feet of the subject property. Staff was recommending that the Board recommend approval of the Rezoning Ordinance to the City Commission. It required two City Commission readings. She informed that the applicant was present. Chair Robertson asked i£ there were public meetings and did anything come from that. The Assistant Director Community Development Corinne Lajoie said that Public Outreach did occur and Mr. Male could speak regarding that. Mr. Male said that his consultants were also here and they were sworn in by the Assistant City Attorney. Attorney Dennis Mele introduced himself and answered who was in attendance at the Public Outreach Meeting on December fast He gave the Board a PowerPoint presentation and from the Land Use Map slide, he explained units per acre For the surrounding properties. Ha said that the subject property would come out to ba 6.333 units per acre (12-acre site with 76 units). The RM zoning allowed ton units but they would have less. He reminded that the only thing voted upon tonight was the rezoning and not the site plan. He showed a slide of the site plan so that everyone would be aware of what they were doing. He said that at the Outreach Meeting, his Civil Engineer was asked about drainage and the Civil Engineer said he designed it for the 100-year storm. At the end of the PowerPoint presentation, Mr. Male answered the Chair that at the Outreach Meeting people had concerns which would. be talked about tonight. He further answered the Chair that the l2 acres were for both the land and the water. Mr. Mele also showed pictures of a similar townhome development they were constructing in Naples so anyone attending tonight saw comparable elevations, layouts, etc. Board Member Hankerson said that he would like to ask his questions after hearing fi'om the public. The Chau opened up public comment. Carlos Gonzalez was sworn in and said he lived in Coco Plum and was here for himself and others in the Coco Palm Homeowners Association. He wanted to acknowledge the applicant for letting them know their intent with the development. Mr. Gonzalez was not against the development but was hero to voice concerns/questions. 1. The site plan did concern them because of building separation Even though tonight had nothing to do with the site plan, they were objecting to the buildings on the north side. They would like the designer/developer to consider a different solution maybe something similar to what they offered the east side of the development He did not want the developments to be looking into each other's windows. 2. Another concern was SW 31" Street. This was not the safest road and now there would be another component to that street. What traffic calming or solutions would be offered to prevent a dangerous situation due to even more trips, etc. 3. Even though drainage was addressed, he spoke about the backyards. There was going to ba a ditch that could turn into a canal during bad storms. 4. There was concern for wildlife and noted that the wetland has been there for a vary long time. They enjoy seeing the migratory species. He requested the Board consider this when voting on this application. Martha Moore lives in the townhomes to the west (ICey North) of the proposed development. She echoed the concerns about vehicle safety on 31•` Avenue. This used to be a vary quiet road but not any more since GPS and people figured out how to get to Stirling Road. She said lots of people walk and bicycle on this road. She witnessed as 12 year old gat hit on this road and she did not want to see anyone die there. She also echoed the wildlife concern. She just wanted to know how the City planned to keep the citizens safe. Conrad Taytor lived in Oak Ridge which was right in front of Key North. His concern mainly was the traffic on 31•` Avenue. His development got the notice £or the December 1" meeting later than everyone else and he explained why. He gave details about the drainage and that there was supposed to be a [hree- foot pole that went to the Dania Bach Cut -Off Canal. He would like the City to look into the drainage and the traffic plan. There was no way to widen the road there. He was okay with a new development Hybrfd PfnnuLrg mxT Zoning Bonrd/Lacnf P/nnnLrg Agrnry Mbn�/es 2 ✓nsennry 26, 2023 coming into the area but with townhomes they would be looking into each other's windows. He wanted the City to consider what was going to be built in this area and how the traffic would be affected before anything was to be built The speeders and the drivers have gotten worse. His development seemed to 6e forgotten but he was requesting answers and timely notifications. Attorney Dennis Mele responded on beha7£o£the applicant and said that in no particular order, he would answer regarding the concerns raised. He said that in the packet was the notice list and they used the same notice list as the City used For tonight's meeting. Everyone was properly noticed. For concern o£ traffic on 3 L°0 Avenue, they did do a traffic analysis. That traffic analysis would be reviewed by the City Engineering people and when the site plan went to the City Commission, all o£ the traffic issues would be addressed. If something was needed to slow down speeders, they would participate in doing that during the site plan approval process. They did a wildlife survey and there were no threatened or endangered species £or either plants or animals on this property. Regarding the drainage, this should be their least concern of all the issues. The County, the Environmental Protection Department, South Florida Water Management District, and the City Engineer would all be reviewing the plans. The water for the development came from the CounTy and we did not study the drainage for this property in Hollywood. Pedro Caraballo lives in Coco Plum and said he was the president of the board in his communiTy. He questioned i£ they needed to add more people to this area and to change the zoning. There was already more traffic and speeders. There was also flooding in the streets when it rains. The City did not keep the trees on the sides. There were about six or seven developments less than a mile from Coco Plum and more density was not needed. Attorney Dennis Mele responded that the wildlife issue was the same regaffiless of how many homes ware constructed on the property. The same thing applied for drainage. You have to provide drainage for the whole property regardless o£ how many homes were built. They were not asking for ten units per acre but rather 6.3 units. In terms of traffic, you could have congestion or speeding but you could not have both. I£ there was congestion, there could 6e no speeders. Their study showed that the road had plenty of capacity but people were speeding. They would be happy to participate in any effort to help stop the speeders. He understood that 3180 Avenue was a City street. Carlos Gonzalez asked to speak again. Ha thought this land was zoned for 5 units per acre. Assistant Director Community Development Corinne Laj oie said that it was 5 ssnits per acre based on the future land use plan. Mr. Gonzalez said that Attorney Dennis Mele was stating that he was under the threshold based on neighboring developments but he was actually going above the density that was meant to be for this property. Sixty units was the vested right £or that property and they were asking £or seventy-six units. As a result, they would be cramped and made to suffer because the density has gone up sixteen units. He just wanted to make that clear. Attorney Dennis Mele said that they would produce a line of sight diagram before the site plan would go to the City Commission. This would show that you would not be able to look into the window o£ one townhouse and see into one in the next development. That was not going to happen. Assistant Duector Cotntztunity Development Corinne Lajoie answered the Chair that tonight the Board was only making a recommendation to the City Commission regarding the rezoning. As there were no further public comrnents/questions, the Board was asked if they had any other concerns. Detrick HaNcerson asked Carlos Gonzalez that with his concern for wildlife, did he have a specific species in mind because what was described was typical £or development in South Florida. He himself was a former neighborhood association president so he has empathy for those people who were representing the people in their communiTy. Ha apologized to Conrad Taylor about notifwation being two weeks late in his community. Trying to ftx this problem with the mail still has not bean accomplished. Mr. Hankerson spoke about the use o£ some traffic calming devices. Conrad Taylor said that theta were protected species in or by the lake like alligator gar (Atractosteus spatula) and others that include but not limited to eagles, vultures, migratory birds, tarpon, and tad tail fox. He said 31•' Avenue was crowded during the day and the speeders came in the evening. There ware no other questions/comments from either the Board or the Public. The public hearing closed. Motion wns nsade by D¢rrlck HanXerson to r¢cosisr��end approval aj'tlsls ag¢nda !tens (RZ-067-21J to tlse City Comrrrlsslon and wns seconded by Traien Thomas Popescv. Matlon pressed 3-O. HYBNA P/nnrrLsg mrr/Zonin& BonrA/Lncnl P/nrrnln8 ASeucy Mbmnea 3 Jnnnnry S6, 1011 IV. BOARD ITEMS 1. City Commission actions on items previously heard by the Board. Assistant Director Community Development Corinne Lajoie said that this would be reported next time. 2. U eetin D te: Febr 16 2022 V. MEETING ADJOURNED As all business wos finished and without objection, the tweeting was adjourn¢d at approximately 8: OIPM. ATTEST: IBEL LARiOS BOARD CLHAK W. QUIN ROBERTSON, CI3A)R PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD For more details regarding this meeting o£the Planning and Zoning Board/S.oca7 Planning Agency, please request a file of the meeting by calling Ibel Larios at (954) 924-6g05 X3643 or emailing ilarios@daniabeachfl.gov. HyLNA P/mlx6wg utlt Zoutug BoaM/Loco! Pl tuiug Agency Mlnufra 4 ✓nuuury 16, 1021 - CITV OF DANIA BEACH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT DANIA BEACH SEA IT. LIVE R. LOVE IT. DATE: February 16, 2022 TO: Planning and Zoning Board Eleanor Norena'��'� _�-" FROM: Eleanor Norena, CFM, Director ��`^� Corinne LaJole, AICP, Assistant Director r-n•Inne Lai¢le ��-�- Richartl Lo rber, AICP, Planning and Zoning Manager � / ^'°'^"°`""° �J�'L-� o m e...a..m... SUBJECT: VA-DOS-22: The applicant, property owner Lina Maria Marquez, •requests a variance to split an existing single-family residential lot into two (2) separate lots, for the property located at 4985 SW 2] Terrace. REQUEST VARIANCE To permit a lot witlth of fifty-one feet, nine Inches (51.75 feet), where the City Code requires a silly (60') lot width, per Section 205-10(A) of the Land Development Code (LDC). PROPERTY INFORMATION ' EXISTING ZONING: Single -Family 6000 Residential (RS-6000) LAND USE DESIGNATION: Low Medium (10) Resitlentlal SITE ACREAGE: 15,924 SF (0.3'l acres) EXISTING USE: 1 Single Family Home VIOLATIONS ON PROPERTY: None CODE VIOLATIONS None PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE This Item was duly advertised, posted and noticetl pursuant to Article 630 of the LDC. VARIANCE LOT W I DTH Property owner, Lina Maria Marquez, Intends to demolish her existing home located on a large single-family residential lot measuring 15,924 square feet In area. She would Ilke to split the existing property Into two equally sized single-family lots each resulting in 7,962 square feet in area, which is mor than the minimum required lot size of 6,000 square fleet. However, the width of the two Iris will only come out to fifty-one Feet, nine inches (51.75 feet) which does not meet the minimum lot width of sixty (60') feet as required in the Cit�/s LDC Section 205-10(A) for the RS-60D0 zoning district. The variance application has been submitted to waive the minimum lot width for the two lots. No other variances would be required, and construction of the two new homes would be required to meet all other codes and regulations. The surrounding neighborhood is characterized bysingle-family homes; however, the lot sizes of the homes vary somewhat, some are larger and some are smaller with less uniformity than some other neighborhoods. Due to this characteristic, while the resulting lots will be slightly narrower than the other lots In the neighborhood, and since the lots themselves exceed the minimum lot area requirement, the requested variance should not result in negative impacts to the neighborhood character. Increased traffic and demand on services is minimal. Section 626 of the Qb/s LDC states, the City Commission or -Planning and Zoning Board, if applicable, shall hold its public hearing and, after consideration of the staff recommendation and public input, If any, may deny, approve or approve with conditions the application for variance, based upon Its determination that the request meets the criteria Identified In Section 625-40, which are identified below. (1) "That the requested variance maintains the basic intent and purpose of the subject regulations, particularly as it affects the stability and appearance of the city." Stgff.� The request mo/n rains the basic /ntent of the code. The variance requested /s m/nor in nature and maintain the bos/c sing/e family r¢s/dent/a/ character. (2) ^That the requested va dance is otherwise compatible with the surrounding land I uses and would not be detrimental to the community." Staff: The proposed p/ans are jar s!/ght/y narra wer /ats, w/th /orger rota/ /ot area, and shou/d not be deirlmentq! to the character of the ne/gbhborhood. (3) ^That the requested variance is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the goals, objectives and policies of the adopted Comprehensive Plan, as amended from time to time, and all other similar plans adopted by the city." Stoff.� The request In consistent with the goo/s, objectives and po/ides of the C7ty's Comprehensive P/an, and especial/y with po/ides in Obfecttve V of th¢ Future Lond Us¢ E/ement: Maintain land deve/apment regu/ot/ons, zoo/ng ord/nances and other administrative ru/es to implement the ComprehensNe P/an. (4) 'That the plight of the petitioner Is due to unique circumstances of the property or petitioner which would render conformity with the strict requirements of the subject regulations unnecessarily burdensome." Staff.' The app/!coot has submitted avor/once requestfor a modest reduction In lot width, based upon the actual w/dth of the ex/sting /at and the/r desire to subdly/de the v¢ry /urge /at into two, more typlca/ single--faml/y development /ots. oenla/ of the vor/once wou/d require the homeowner to ma/ntoln on/y one home on th/s very /urge property. (5) "That the variance requested is the minimum variance that is necessary to afford relief to the petitioner, while preserving the character, health, safety and welfare of the community." Sniff: The request Is the m/nlmum necessary in order to afford zoning relief to the opp//cont� granting the request wou/d a//ow the homeowner to split the property In two and noth/ng more. STAFF RECOMMENDATION The requested Variance meets the City's variance criteria. Therefore, staff is recommending approval of the resolution. RESOLUTION NO. 2022-PZ-OOY A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING A VARIANCE (VA-005- 22) TO SECTION 205-10(A) OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (LDC), TO PERMIT A LOT WIDTH FOR TWO LOTS OF FIFTY-ONE FEET, NINE INCHES <51.75 FEET), WHERE SIXTY (60') FEET IS REQUIRED IN THE RS-6000 ZONING DISTRICT; SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICANT, PROPERTY OWNER LINA MARIA MARQUEZ, FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4985 SW 27 TERRACE, IN THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, AS LEGALLY DESCRIBED IN EXHIBTT "A", A COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED TO THIS RESOLT_I"PION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; FURTHER, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WIIDREAS, pursuant to Chapter 28, the Land Development Code (the "LDC") Part 6 "Development Review Procedures And Aequirements," Article 625, "Variances" of the City Code of Ordinances, property owner Lina Maria Marquez (the "Applicant"), applied to the City of Dania Beach (the "CiTy") for approval of a variance request (VA-005-22) for property located at 4985 SW 27 Tezrace, Dania Beach, Florida, located within the RS-6000 Single -Family 6000 Residential Zoning District, legally described in Exhibit "A" and incorporated by this reference; and WI�REAS, LDC Section 625-40 states that the Planning and Zoning Boatd may grant a variance based on its determination that the Applicant has demonstrated that the criteria identified in the City Code have been satisfied; and WIdERDAS, the Applicant proposes to split the existing lot and to construct two (2) single- family homes on the resulting substandard sized lots at the subject location; WI�REAS, Section 205-10<A) of the Land Development Code (LDC) requires a lot width of sixty feet (60') feet wide; and WHEIth'.AS, the applicant requests thaz the City permit a lot width of fifty-ane feet, vine inches (51.75 feet), as proposed; and WHEREAS, the Applicant has provided sufficient justification demonstrating compliance with the approval criteria to meet the requirements of the LDC; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Board conducted a duly noticed public hearing in accordance with Article 61 O of the LDC; and WFIDREAS, the Planning and Zoning Board finds that the Variance (VA-005-22) request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA: Section 1. That the foregoing "WI3EREAS" clauses are ratified and confirmed as being true and correct and They are made a specific part of this Resolution. Section 2. That this certain application (VA-005-22) fox a variance to Section 205- 1 O(A) of the Land Development Code (LDC), to permit a lot width of fifty-one feet, nine inches (51.75 feet), where a mi.,imum o£sixty (60') feet is required, is approved. Section 3. That the issuance of a development permit by a municipality does not in any way create any right on the part of an applicant to obtain a permit from a state or federal agency, and does not create any liability on the part of the municipality for issuance of the permit if the applicant fails to obtain requisite approvals or does not fulfill the obligations imposed by a state or Federal agency, or undertakes actions that result in a violation of state or Federal law. Section 4. Pursuant to LDC Section 625-50 "Expiration of Variances," the variance (VA-085-21) shall automatically expire and become null and void unless the applicant files a complete building permit application with constmction drawings £or the improvements shown on the site plan, witr.in eighteen (18) months from the date of this Resolution. Section 5. That the associated Planning � Zoning Division Staff Report prepared for application VA-005-22 is hereby incozporated into this resolution as fmdings of fact. Section 6. That all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict with this Resolution are repealed to the extent of such conflict. Section Z That this Resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon its passage and adoption. 2 PASSED AND ADOPTED on February 16`^, 2022. ATTEST: IBEL LARIOS BOARD CLERK W. QTJIN AOBERTSON, CHAII2.PERSON PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: THOMAS J. ANSBRO CITY ATTORNEY EXIIIBTT "A" LEGAL DESCRIPTION REED LAND CO SUS 2-32 D 32-50-42 S '103.50 OF N 807.50 OF W '165 OF E1/2 OF TR 38.4 LESS E 'IS ROADS �.- d€ev�-Y� a � "Mid. 7�'A'i�t��i�i iir� ��-./ A, s .n ��e �.-'`�3��.3.�."`� - ,C' `9�..'-es', �" ' ` „y�` r j - � a,' - � �'i"� ,fix os -�. aT a . E -• qE -�.. ,ice � .� - ft �;. � ..� �' >_-.<_ i �� ? � � to �� s Z. _ ry. _ ,:��=f-r -r � ,a�wa � - _ . �' ._ _ _ +O 7+ rt _ a {� si of • lic �3d, —�' _ —�j � .iF� -"- `� ter' = ham. � � � .� -' �♦ � Er1 {. _ l - _ RRR _ t- -_-sue � _-.�.•.� ,`4. �`f` i `i' yy t /� � �� G€�1' _ pit_- � r �. __ zi�, - - � �• 0 �� ZECEIVED 49ss sW 27 Terrace JAN 1 9 2021 Dania Beach, Florida, 33312 Pro pa rty Folio # 5042 32 Ol 0260 Criteria Statement This request is to allow the current lot to be divided equally Into two Io4s. The variance Is only to reduce the minimal lot width requirement of 60 feat to 51.75 feet each lot. The minimal side setback of 7 feet will ba maintained therefore the variance will have no Impact on the neighboring property. ' The currant lot width is 103.50 feat. Tha currant lot sq ua ra footage is 15,924 square feet, the proposed square footage par lot Is 7962 square feat (.17 acres) which is 1962 sq ua ra feat over the minimal 6000 square feet req uiremant, The proposed Tots will maintain the existing 150 foot depth which is 60 feet over the 90 foot minimal depth requirement. Tha requested va rla nce maintains the basic intent and purpose of the subject regulations, particularly as tt affects the eta bilftyend appsa ra nce of the city; Tha requested variance is otherwise compatible with the surrounding land uses and would not be detrimental to the community; The requested varfa nce Is consistent with, and In fu rthera nee of, the goals, objectives and policies of the ado pied Compre ha Helve Plan, as amended from time to time, and all other similar plans adopted by the city; The plight of the patit(oner is due to uniq ua c(rcu meta ncas of the property or petitlo Her which would render conformity with the strict requirements of the subject regulatlo ns unnecessarily burdensome, and; The variance req uestad is the minimal varfa nce that is necessary to afford relief to the petitioner, while preserving the cha ractar, health, safety and walfa ra of the community. January 13, 2022 City of Dania Beach Department of Com mun7ty Development Planning and Zoning Dtvfsion Rafie rence Varia nca Request "minimal lot width" Property owner : Llna Marla Marq uaz 4985 SW 27 Terraee Dania Beach, Florida, 33312 Please find the following documents attached M unicfpal Ilen sea reh request (check # 6656402789 for $100.00 attached) Standard Development Application (page 1) Affidavit notarized (page 2) Appltcation fee sc had ula (page 3) Appltcation type, single family, (check #6655402788 for $500 attached) Crate rfa Statement Mailing list and affidavit Draft Resolution Copy property survey Proposed site plan Thank you For assists nca and consldaration, Sincerely, �, '• e - w c� � � ��.uvawanva i��masa . 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Standard Development Application Q Adminlatrativa Varla nca �'-�"�Iv�� (] Land Usa Amendment Plat JAN 1 3 2021 Rezoning Da[a Rec'd: __ Site Plan Spacial Exception Petition No.: VA-��S �Zzi Variance OCh Or: (SLCgPPLICATlON TYPLSCNEO(/LE ON PgBl69 B• 4) THIS APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL IT IS COMPLETE AND SUBMITTED WITH ALL NECESARRY DOCUMENTS. Refer to the application type at the top of this form and "Required Documantatlan^ checklist to determine the supplemental documents required with each application. For after the fact applications, the responsible contractor oP record shall be present at the board hearing. Their failure to attend may Impact upon the disposition of your application. As always, the applicant or their authorized legal agent must be present at all meetings. All pro3ects must also obtain a buliding permit from the City Building Division. For more Information please reference the Dania Beach Land Davalopmant Coda Part 5, Davalopmant Raviaw Procedures and Requlremanta. Location Address: 4985 SW 27 Terrace, Dania Beach, Florida,333'12 Lot(s): Legal Description: �� Applicant/Consultant/Legal Representativec�lr=1®ana� LINA MARIA MARQUEZ Address otApplicant: 4985 SW 27 TERR, DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA,333'12 Blockk: subawision: 2-32 D 32-50-42 Recorded plat Name: REED LAND COMPANY Foro Number(s): 505232010260 954-770-5260 954-770-5260 Business Telephone: _Home: Fax: _ E-mail address: GALERINASIrUDIO@GMAIL.COM Name of Property Owner: LINA MARIA MARQUEZ Address of Property owner: 4985 SW 27 TERR, DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, 333'12 Business Telephone: 954-770-5260 Home: 954-770-5260 Fax: Explanation ofRaquest: MINIMAL LOT WITH FROM 60 FEET TO 57.75 FEET For P/®ls p/ease proNde proposed Plat Nama for VsAancaa pease attach ��/a��n� as pew Section 623 40 o/the Land Oava/opmant Coda Prop. Net Acreage: •365 Gross Acreage: •365 Prop. Square Footage: 1 5r924 Existing Use: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE proposed Use: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE 1 of 4 upaarea i moat Is properly owned venture? a corporation, association, or a joint I/wa are fully aware of the request being mad¢ to the City of Dania beach. If I/We era u�abl present, I/we hereby authoriz¢ - -t^ 1-t Al G t-4 7 O S�1% Indio" ua /firm) to represent me/us in all mallets related to this appli ation. I/we e y acKnowladge that the applicable fee was establish ad to offset administrative costs and is not refundable. I/we are fully aware Chat all approvals automatically expire within 12 months of City of Dania Beach Planning and Zoning Board or City Commission approval, or pursuant to the expiration tim¢fram¢ listed in Part 6 of the Uania Beach Land Development Code. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF BROWARU Tha foregoing instrument Was acKnowledged BY• __ _. (Owner Agent signature'") Z�h BEFORE ME THIS _ l J UAY OF Q V 2p �LZ. 6Y: I f�S/i� ,�RIl� I V `_��1EZ (Print nam¢ of parson acKnowledging) (Joint owner signature if applicable) Notary - �o�a aaabann �� Notary Public natu of Notes Public -State of � L sL�ta �* Plbride ry —) � ` My Comm1991an Eaptrea 09/D3/2022 �orw� Commission No. 6Q 254955 Personally Known or Produced Idontlflcation Types of Identiflcatlon produced: or Drlvars Licenses 'k If joint ownership, both par[ies must sign. If pa r[nership, corporation or association, an authorized officer must sign on behalf of the group. A notarized let[er of authorization from the owner of record must accompany the application if an authorized agent signs for the owner(s). NO APPLICATION WILL BEAUTOMATICALL YSCffE0ULE0 FOR A MEE77NG. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE OETERMINEO COMPLETE BYSTAFF BEFORE PROCESSING OCCURS. 2 of 4 �pa�,tea � t/zoa� SuitSexitiYtel � Printed: �/27/20221i:5a;55 AM FORUM_ pUal39NINO GROIiP Page 2 Of 3 order ID: T138531 `Agency Commission not tndudetl GROSS PRICE' : $363.90 PACKAGE NAME: SSC Notice of Public Meeting Produci(s): Sun Sentinel, Affidavit, Floritlapublicnotices.com, Classified ss.com_Legal AdSize(s): 2 Column Run Oate(s): Monday, January 3l, 2022 Zane: FuII Run Color Spec. B/W Preview NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING' CII'l'OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA A Pubic Hearing will tre corMuctetl by the city pF Dania Beast PFdnning ®zoNlgBwrd m the fpllvwfng dam m cpnstder me mibaring epplEtadon: DATE: wetlnestlaY. February t6, 2022 TIME: 7alp p.m.'Or as spun thereafter a3 the Seme may ba beam PLACE: PlaRnillg Bc ZDNR$ Bpam "HyENB` meetill$ city Commission chambers Dania Beach City Hall Lott west oania Beach Blvd. - Danla Bea[yt, FL 33p04 pease paH 9549246Hp5 El[t 3792 Or Y757C https://daniabeachRgov/2s H9/Plannirlg-zoning-Bpam mr detail fnsuucHons on now m aimntl virmaiy. G1mF[T VA-npA-9Y TM1B antlicant oropertv owner t]na Metla MamueZ rBpuaslA a Tne mibwing is me preposetl Resolution of the matmr: A RESOI.U'NON OFTHE PLANNiN6 AND ZONIND 00ARD 1lON� PRONDINO FOR CONFUCrS: FURTHER, PRWIUINU FURAN FFFt(:inlE u/wrt. rppies m me repose3 requests oreppppRcable Infwmatlon are available on Ilrle. For more IHPofmaHOn, please Cell the Planning IXVlelpp e[ (96� 924-68p6 EXf. 31p4 and Smff W711 directyoLL m the on-line project inmrnratlon. Please be advised ibat if a person decitles m app�1 any decision made try Local Poan- NngAgency, the Planning antl ZONng Bpam prole city Commission with respect m any maPn�nt as v.ntl�r� astry is heartngNsm�p nrspn wf�ll „sari �verha»da' aov�ldia�rnm Ar�impa nr SunSertir�el �� Fn R4M PUBL3sNFNG GROUP Order lD: 7t38531 GRO55 PRICE c $363.90 PACKAGE NAME= SSC Notice of Public Meeting the pl'oceamnss is matlaixnich recant Inclutles the testimony antl ¢vitlence upon wbhii the appeal is m based. Trte city aces. net provide or prepare such record pursuant m Fs. 286.p108. In acmMance wiM the .americans wffn DisabOitles acK pparsons needing assisranoa m participate in any aFMese proceedings shoultl contac[ihn dty dark's office, tap west Dania Bwch BpplBYard. Dania Brsch, FlDnda 33WM1, 1954J 924-68bb EXt 3624, at feast A8 Hours prier m the meenns- mesons lot in the ResF easunns st.�s instructions m now m motion: Richard tnme�; Plennlrtg &zoning hFenager, S934J 9TR-b80b EXt. 7t3863a Printetl: t/2'1/2D22 tt:5B:55 AM Page 3 of 3 Agency Commission not included R��TYED AFb'IDAVIT ✓^ CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA FEB 0 1 2022 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT POSTING OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SIGN STATE OF FLORIDA COiJNTY OF BROWARD BEFORE 1vIE, the undersigned authority, personally appeared I-� `� fr` "� ��; wlio, alter being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. I, l,no_ 2/to, .� 2 Z , am an individual over the age of 18 years old and (print Name) � (CHECK APPLICABLE SPACE) ,�I am the property Owner, OR I am a representative of the property ownerjs), and for property located at (thc "Property', and this sworn statement pertains to the application for relating to Petition numbers in the Code of Ordinances of the City of Dania Beach, Florida. 2. Pursuant to Sec. 610-30(B)(1) of the Land Development Code of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Dania Beach, Florida, on 202_, I posted, or caused to be posted, a public notice sign along street frontages of the subject Property, with ttte sign being at least three (3) square feet in area; and between ten (1 O) and twenty (20) feet $om the edge of street pavement in a manner so as to be completely visible from the public rights -of --way. For a subject property having more than flue hundred (500) feet of street frontage on any single street, one (1) additional sign was posted for each {yve hundred (500) feet or fraction thereof. Notwithstanding Secticn 610-30 (6), if I, as the owner, applicant or agent, am aware that the sign is destroyed or removed from the property, or damaged beyond full legibility, I atrt responsible for obtaining another sign from the city and posting the sign on they'' property. Prior to the Public Hearing the signs) shall remain on the property until final disposition of tke application. This shall include any deferral, rehearing, appeals, request for review or hearings by another body. The sign inFormation shall be changed as needed to reflect the information to be provided as specified in Section 610-30 (1)- �+:;: PUBLIC DARING NOTICE Petition number: Date: Time: 7:00 PM Telephone number of the City's Community Development Department: (954)924-68D0 Ext. 3654 A true and accura[e copy (copies) of the subject aign(s) is/are attached to this Affidavit and incorporated by this reference. FURTHER, AFPIANT SAYS NOTHING MORE. «� FIANT Sworn to and subscribed before me on �er�r... w...� 1 � . 202Z �� NOTARY PUBLIC State of Florida at Large My Commission Expires: ate. DEBOR(W E. SABIND MY COMMISSION # DD 3Q3020� � ` EXPIRES: MercT 12. 2023 • "%.P.it`•"' c Bp�OeJ'flrtu NafmY Pudlc 11�ge1Wfllan F..XE3IBIT "A'> COPY OF PHOTOORAPH(S) � _ - ` r _ , - y _ �� ` � /.. .. � l� / _ � -- /� � � � i � .n ` _ 1 _ rf�� _ .. 4 ' FY -. � �� 4--�a` �„+U'°._ � �, " � -tom__ h6��+.<E ,�` _..�. �-..�� ,�..-.tom--� ., .= -� x r : +'^ham � i �� wm�+ s as �'Y "x ' ;3- + w \ Ali E � -'-.Z -w-a'L�RY1 .R T � � S `^..�. 'f _ \ a' � f'S +G 7� �+ n, I � � - i' F �_ .� �. '� _ '"� �,� � . � � � � 1 � n .� �� i �t [(( �� -�`=ate.__ .-- ar _ � s� -. ��:� Y � - fi � ... �� E, � � _ _ � ti. RECErv)�� AFFIDAVIT JAN 3 8.2021 CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA COMMLiNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT MSTI.)NG LIST AND LABELS DANIA BEACH SEG IT. LIVE IT. LOVE R. STATE OF FLORIDA COL7NTY OF Rrnwarrl - " BEFOAE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared chrtettna Mathews CPrim Name) who, after being duly sworn, deposes and says: i. I am an individual over the age o£ 18 years old and (CHECK APPLICABLE SPACE) I am the property Owner of the property identi{ted below, ' OR x I represent to the City o£Dania Beach, Plorida that I am an authorized agent and representative Of the property oWner(S), Lina Maria Marquez (Mnt Neme arIhopa�ty Owa�J for the property located at seas sw zI'Tarraca (the "Property', and this waa.ea) sworn statement pertains to the application for vadanca laaear e•.e.;e•.vruvsm,. e•m.. ^a.a ylaa approv1'� a<a ••..riaaae • •. a ^sywlal ex•mprla� 9 relating to Petition numbers) 2. Pursuant to Sec_ 610-20(D) of the Land Development Code ("LDC") of the Code of Ordinances of the City o£Dania Beach, Florida, I understand that there is a mailing date deadline for notices and that as the applicant for the petition, I must provide the City with: • One (i) set of Mailing Labels, and • One (1) copy of the mailing list fnr all property owners who or which own property located within 1,000 feet of the subject property. 3. I understand that I am legally responsible for .timely providing the City witk the mailing labels and mailing list a minimum o£ twenty-five (25) days prior to the mailing date (for projects which may have more than 200 mailings, I understand that _ City staff' may request labels even earlier). The mailing date is 20 . I am also aware that pursuant to LDC Sec. 610-30(D)(3), "(T]he mail notice shall contain substantially the same information as provided in the newspaper advertisement for the same application, and shall also contain the legal description of the subject property, the approximate relation to rho nearest cross streets) and a map or demarcated aerial photograph showing its approximate size, location and relationship to adjacent properties." 4. I£I do not timely provide the mailing labels and mailing list, the City will need to delay the processing of the application. OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE: 4 Signature �/� � �� - I PRINT Name Qiil/ (�L9-r Title SOINT OWNER (IF APPLICABLE) Signature PRINT Namc ' IF CORPORATION LIMITED LIe1.BII.ITY COMPANY_ LINIITED PARTNERSHIP OR OTHER ENTITY: Cutro &Associates [.egal Nemc of Corpo or En i ature Christina Mathews PRINT Name Mng Title On January '1 O 20 ��, personalty appeared Christina Mathews and (if applicabie, if there is a co-owner) . as the Owners) of the property described above. Such persons) is/are to me or produced his/her/their ��' ,.�2 JEFFERSON DURNPM , CommieslonC HH 09�999 � � -� FlonEeJTMU Troy Fal IneurmweU0.ipFrYt9 My Cornrraission Hxpues: � t'7. T NOTAR IC State of rids i`o � �g � �e ffi �Ss ve.,i ➢'=;i �S eie eie wee .ems ss eG��e �s�gla e � e �� '� '�^ S � o o o S �� g, Iosss SSIS Sys �e� a Ig � io W �_ e e � � I� �e'o i _ io �� Soo 824 o �0 1� a �� - � l A � i� �,- i� �i�31 =�_'2_ ' � n� � Ii� � i �� 1� S � � � �m I ��'� � IK �I� i.3s ��i� j�I�N i g � � j QI. '�. 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W �... fit :�„1 „f, 4�4 � ... WSW .:: a�_W;fy I:;-W�-� I`j �' -'' u"' I=� a,��'I'I_ :_im z �'='i mil._ W W _i ml� �� s.l .., a. a, _ i� � om _,i"�_m ,"„�:`�: :..I :..; mi... ,jo ml m. Im �I �I��IS6 i�:s Sj66 i6 of S%, S'N ti�i Sis 6� m S'9�9 I �I �J��I6 m _o e ��N� gN� �Q _ `6'�j,,,��m6;6 �I �I�i� �slv�~�:^I� _ em: vl :Wi~:..1�:; �:,. �Iem im m ',Nm "�� !gin; Wiv. p;�~!~im ;, : ,~gym;-'m � � �I�i�� ;l: --�w- _ m e,m�~ -w`^ ��.�5� �+�I� ��__ ml3 :..> GS H� �� je HH �Ia ..., -I �!o , Im �.,I�i ��^St ~Six ion �-, ,,, � elm .,,',,.'~' -�- -�_I_ �e.� �s ;� _ �Nf oIm a J�� ~ � ~ V m �I I:,. � �i� � I I i � � !-i Iaom �� ' �e�� I I ,m�o j� � � �o- ; ; j I N m f m F j M1➢ CITY OF DANIA BEACH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DANirEBE�ER STAFF REPORT DATE: February 16, 2022 TO: Planning g. Zoning Board acting as the Lacal Planning Agency FROM: Eleanor Norena, CFM, Director e�aanor Ror¢na �-=,��,_, Corinne Lajole, AICP, Assistant Director cannne Wae�T Richard Lorber, AICP, Planning ffi Zoning Manager �_��__ a � 1e �., SUBJECT: RZ-OSS-21: The applica ni, 3861 Stirling Holdings, LLLP, is requesting rezoning from the Single -Family Estate Resld ential District (E-1) to the Planned Residential Development District (PRD-1) and an allocation of flexibility units for property generally located at 38515tIr1ing Roatl. REQUEST RE20NING Rezone from Single -Family Estate Residential District (E-1) to Planned Residential Development District (PRD-1). ALLOCATION OF FLE%1 BI LITY VNITS Allocate two hundred twenty one flexibility (221) units. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE This item was duly advertised, posted, and noticed pursuant to Article 610 of the Land Development Code. Background At the Applicant's request, staff recommends that this item be continued to the March 16, 2022 Planning 8a Zoning Board meeting Recommendation At the Applicant's request, staff rewmmends that this Item be continued to the March 16, 2022 Planning &Zoning board meeting. CITY OF DANIA BEACH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT DANIA BEACH SE41T. LIVE IT LOVE IT. DATE: February 16, 2022 TO: Planning and Zoning Board Eleanor ._: xz...:�. FROM: Eleanor Norena, CFM, Director Norena ��'^W'k^•^' Corinne Lajoie, AI CP, Assistant Director Corinne T�`�.^.'�s.. Lajoie .._....�e....,,� SUBJECT: LU-013-22: The applicant, the City of Dania Beach, requests an amendment to the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan providing additional dwelling units and revised commercial use within the Regional Activity Center. REQUEST Comprehensive Plan Amendment To amend the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan to adq an addition 4,000 dwelling units and reduce commercial use by 30 acres. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE This Item was duly advertised, posted and noticed pursuant to Article 610 of the LDC. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and Is genera ily located east of 1-95, between Griffin Roatl and Sheridan Street. The subject area will remain designated RAG. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses to reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,000 dwelling units consisting of 31'] single-family units and 3, 683 multi -family units. CU RRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Us¢ Current PYppOsed N¢t Chan e Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 31,818 du's consisting of: + 4,000 du's: 2,34851ng1e-family 2,3485ingle-family 2,166 High-rise 2,165 High-rise 2,D47 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-famil +31'l Sin le-Famil 3,683 Multi -family +3,693 MUIti-Famil Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Commercial 294 acres plus 600 ksf 264 acres plus 600 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.5 acres 247.6 acres No change Em plo ment Cenier �4.5 acres 74.6 acres No change Community Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks 9a Rec (min.) 40.5 acres 40.5 acres No change Trans ortation 6.5 acres 6.5 acres No than e Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utl lines 2.5 acres 2.6 acres No change The original RAC established in 20Y0 (0-2010-007) did not propose any additional units above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at that time. The proposed change in uses will help the Gity adjust to development that has occurred within the RAC, as well as changing conditions anticipated to occur within the community. The successful im plementatlon of the RAC, originally esta bltshed in 2010, has resulted in Dania Pointe, a +/- 100- acre mixed -use development consisting of 1 million+sf of commercial, 1,000,000 sf office, 400 hotel rooms, and 1,400 dwelling units. Spirit Airlines recently developed an office complex within the Dania Beach RAC, multiple hotels have been developed along Usi, and high-rise residential developments have occurred along Dania Beach Boulevard. The proposed amendment will facilitate the continued evolution of the RAC and will ensure that an appropriate mix of uses are available so that it can continue to thrive and evolve as a vibrant, transit -supportive, mixed -use urban center. The RAC is also coterminous wfih the Clt�/s CRA limits. Development within the RAC will Implement the CRA and Its mission to revitalize and improve the quality of Ilfe for the community. Goals, objectives and policies that were added to the Clty's Comprehensive Plan in support of the RAC will be maintained except for policy 27.19 which limits units/density east of U51. That policy and text is proposed to be amended far a maximum of an additional 1,600 dwelling units. The City remains committed to ensuring compliance with Policy 27.21 of the comprehensive plan regarding the availability of water supplies to serve new development, and also to policy 2y.14 regarding day -night average sound levels (DNLs) of 66 decibels or greaser. It is understood that Broward County is also revisiting this policy. Recognizing potential traffic concerns in the City and the region, the proposed change in mercial and residential uses was established in a manner that will mitigate changes in [rip generation Thai might result from the amendment. The analysis indicates a net reduction pf +/- 279 trips resulting from the change in uses. Community Development staff have had multiple acdo ns in preparation of this amendment, as indicated below. • 9-9-21 City Commission Workshop discussing the status of the remaining RAC units • 10-26-21 City Commission selected a Planning Consultant to prepare the Comprehensive Plan amendment to replenish RAC units. � 1/2S/22 Hybrid Workshop with Clty Commission to discuss. the status of the remaining RAC units and possible modiftcatlons 2/9/22 Hybrid Community Outreach Meeting STAFF RECOMMENDATION The Planning and Zoning Board, acting as the Local Planning Agency, must make a recommendation regarding the amendment to the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan providing additional dwelling units and revised commercial use within the Regional Activity Center. Staff Is recommending the Board recommends approval to City Commission. i ORDINANCE NO. 2022- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE TEX"I' OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE DANIA BEACH COMPREHENSNE PLAN TO AMEND THE REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER ("RAC") LAND USE CLASSIFICATION AS DESCRIBED IN EXIIIBIT `A" ATTACHED TO THIS ORDINANCE, BY REDUCING ACREAGE FOR COMMERCIAL AND INCREASING RESIDENTIAL USES; PROVIDING FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE BAOWARD COUNTY PLANNING COUNCIL AND STATE AGENCIES; PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 163.3184, FLORIDA STATUTES; REQUESTING RECERTIFICATION FROM THE BROWARD COUNTY PLANNING COUNCIL; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; FURTHER, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the applicant, City of Dania Beach, has made an application (LU-O 13-22) to amend the City of Dania Beach Future Land Use Plan Text for the Regional Activity Center (RAC), in order to facilitate the continued redevelopment of the RAC; and WHEREAS, the applicant has indicated that adding up to 4,000 dwelling units and reducing commercial land use by 30 acres, described in Exhibit "A", will help facilitate the continued redevelopment of the Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) and the RAC. WHEREAS, the proposed changes will further the goals of the CRA and RAC.; and WHEREAS, the City Commission desires to approve such application; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA: Section 1. That the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan is amended as described below: CITY OF DANIA BEACH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT n+w III. ANAYLSIS REQUIREMENTS ww. C. Land Requirements a•w 1. Permitted Uses for the City of Dania Beach Land Use Plan ..� � � u. Regional Act' 'tv C t The intent of the Regional Activity Center land use designation is to encourage attractive and funcflonal mixed living, working, shopping, education and recreational activities in the Dania Beach Community Redevelopment Area. The development of the Regional Activity Center shall be guided by the Community Redevelopment Agency's Redevelopment Plan and policies hereunder. Dania Beach Regional Activity Center land use designation —density and intensity specifications. Land Uses: Maximum Intensity (unless otherwise indicated) Residential•: 2,348 single family homes 286 duplexes 2,047 townhomes 972 garden aparments 2,165 mid rise apartments 317 single family homes 3,683 multi {atryily 't Commercial: 2964.0 acres plus an additional SOQ000 s.f. of commercial floor area approved with the former LAC. Industrial: 247.5 acres Employment Center: 74.5 acres Transportation: 6.5 acres Hotel: 640 rooms Community Facilities: 36.2 acres (or as needed) Parks 8c Recreation: 40.5 acres (minimum) Conservation: 2.6 acres (minimum) Ufllities: 2.5 acres (or as needed) 2 ORDINANCE #2022-XX *Dwelling units for any given category (ex: single-family, townhouse, etcJ maybe substituted for dwelling units of another category provided that the substitution results in the same or lesser student generation rates. *.. Policy 27.19 The residential density within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 (east of US-1) shall not exceed a maxim f 1500 d llin 't b the residential density previously allowed within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 before the adoption of the RAC land use category. The boundaries of Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 are shown in Broward County's Hurricane Evacuation Study, 2001. **+ Section 2. That the associated Planning 8e Zoning Division Staff'Report prepared for application LU-013-22 is hereby incorporated into this ordinance as findings of fact. Section 3. That if any section, clause, sentence or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, the holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance. Section 4. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are repealed. Section 5. That staff shall submit this amendment to the Broward County Planning Council for a concurrent text amendment. to the Broward County Land Use Plan. Section 6. That this Ordinance shall take effect immediately at the time of its passage. However, this plan amendment shall not become effective until true conclusion o{the process and time frames set out in Section 163.3187(3)(a) o£ the Florida Statutes and re-certificaflon by the Broward County Planning Council. 3 ORDINANC& #2022-XX PASSED on first reading on April 12, 2022. PASSED AND ADOPTED on second reading on ATTEST: THOMAS SCHNEIDER, CMC CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: EVE A. BOUTSIS CITY ATTORNEY 2022. TAMARA JAMES MAYOR 4 ORDINANCE #2022-XX EXHIBIT A TEXT AMENDMENT Dania Beach Regional Acti 'tv C t Dania Beach Regional Activity Center land use designation —density and intensity specifications. Land Uses: Maximum Intensity (unless otherwise indicated) Residential"': 2,348 single Family homes 286 duplexes 2,047 townhomes 972 garden apartments 2,165 mid rise apartments 317 single family homes 3,683 multi family units Commercial: 264.0 acres plus an additional 500,000 s.f. of commercial floor area approved with the former LAC. Industrial: 247.5 acres Employment Center: 74.5 acres Transportation: 6.5 acres Hotel: 640 rooms Community Facilities: 36.2 acres (or as needed) Parks Bc Recreation: 40.5 acres (minimum) Conservation: 2.6 acres (minimum) Utilities: 2.5 acres (or as needed) "`Dwelling units for any given category (ex: single-family, townhouse, etcJ maybe substituted for dwelling units of another category provided that the substitution results in the same or lesser student generation rates. 5 ORDINANCE #2022-XX Policy 27.19 The residential density within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 (east of US-1) shall not exceed a maximum of 1,500 dwellings units above the residential density previously allowed within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 before the adoption of the RAC land use category. The boundaries of Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 are shown in Broward County's Hurricane Evacuation Study, 2001. r a,,. ORDINANCE #2022-XX s �1a r.r�:vcT7 t r3�; � � �y _ � o eQycyfita,, €¢iCR 7�9�3-� �.[ ..a�,� _� �� a�i., ^,{�*^->n r t<ri � ti o `� 1 4t f .�We�� sg..� � � �� _3 a � .., �- l � 7z's' � i s � Cr3'l,tar<] ,._ty a i �r��,� � 3..� �rTs-S sue' � z � �nr' � rF,��#� -° a._; �O ii �-�. C3a�rt � i] ��.i t .7f-.i yYl � -�,• '�i �r. � � O � �J a � r=Y , rn-rt trYs. �: a,; w[�cp�� q .....c- _ �nC3 u�• � €*T'�$:r�sjm€ey _ � ��-�F�' �3 - \ _F }!f! ,i _ 4 < s ITT i �G'�..)'3ei> t� ,,\ {` �� _ .�JL'-1 y .•• - .._ ..� -ram. y'�i -- - y-_ - .� � .r� _ .� .. � �� vv .aaW smta ..ot.o�n••�ain.•rnt an City of Dania Beaoh, (Florida Department of Community Development Planning and Zoning Division (954) 924-4nSO5 X3643 (954)T122-268� Fax DANIA BEACH ss�s `ter""�`�` Standard development ApplicatiDn Administra[iv¢ Variance Land Use Amendm¢nt Plat Rezoning Sites Plan Spacial Exc¢ptPon Variance Oth¢r: Date R¢c'd: P¢ePtion No.: LlJ-013-22 (SEEAPPLIGTION TYPE SCNEOULE ON PAGES 9 a 4) THIS APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL IT IS COMPLETE AND SUBMITTED WITH ALL NECESARRY DOCUMENTS. Refer to the application type at the top of this form and "Required Docum¢nWtion" checkilst to determine the supplemental documents required with each application. For aRer the fact applicatlons, the responsible contractor of record shall be preserrt at the board hearing. Their failure to attend may Impact upon the disposition of your application. As always, the applicant or their authorized legal agent must be present at all meetings. All projects must also obtain a bulldtng permit from the City Building Division. For more information please reference the Dania Bach Land Development Coda Par[ 6� Dey¢lopm¢nt Raylaw Procadur¢s and R¢quiremen[s. Locatign Address: RAC (Regional Activity Center) Lot(s): Recorded Plat Name: Folio Number(s): Block: Subdivision: Legal Description: Appllcant/Consultant/Legal Representative (circle ones) Address of Applicant: Business Telephone: E-mail address: Name of Property Owner: Address of Property Owner: Home: of Dania Beach Fax: 100 West Dania Beach Blvd. Business Telephone: Home: Fax: em.nm m. mwra moe uses aiem=�.mme e�y. comoren.e.rve a�•�p�mei.m.eemee.�awenu.e o.�u wuem m. awe Explanation of R¢qu¢s[: � m For P/ats p/ease provide propmsed P/at Names for Var/ancse:s p/ease attach C f�.Sta[+am�! as pew Sact/Gn 625 40 of the Land Oova/npmant Coale Prop. Net Acreage: F�cistin9 Use: Gross Acreage: Prop. Square Footage: Proposed Use: I of 4 uoaa�aa iiaozi Is property owned individually, by a corporation, association, or a joint venture? I/we are fully aware of the request being made to the City of Dania Beach- If T/We are unable to be present, I/we hereby authorize (individual/firm) to represent me/us in all matters related to this application. I/we herby acKnowledge that the applicable fee was established [o offfset administrative costs and is not refu ndabl¢. I/we are fully aware that all approvals automatically expire within 12 months of City of Dania Beach Planning and Zoning Board or City Commission approval, or pursuant to the expiration timeframe listed in Part 6 of the Dania Beach Land Dey¢lapment Code. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF BROWARD BY The Foregoing instrument (Ow Agent signatu re'I') Was acKnowledged BEFORE ME THIS .�1 DAY OF ,�On✓� _ 20 Z L BY. �Lcun�.- /�ur�ncc . (Print name of person acKnowledging) (Joint owner signature if applicable) NOta1-y= _.may,., IBE'_LPRIOS IBGRGJEN — f€.��.'-- dotary PubNc -State o/ Flontla Si nature of Nota P lic—State of I�lonl�LE-. ) '�� comml:�loa=aH .I�Bes ( 9 rY �':?_�:..�- rev comet. E.v:re: nar : �. xoxs ... .' eo��aee mro�sn I+m+opal rotary n::�. Personally Known X or Produced Identification Type of identification produced: or Drivers license 'R If joint ownership, both parties must sign. If partnership, corporation or association, an authorized officer must sign on behalf of the group. A notarized letter of authorization from [he owner of r¢cord must accompany the application if an authorized agent signs for the owner(s). NO APPLICATION WILL 6EAUTOMATICALLYSC/iE®[eLE® FORA MEETING. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE OETERMINEO COMPLETE BYSTAFF BEFORE PROCESSING OCCURS. 2 of 4 UPbalatl 1 t/2021 SiZZ;�p11-t1Yte1 �� Prin[ed: 1/3 "I/2oz22zs:'15 PM vv rroauN rue�xswxwc caaur Page 2 of 4 Order IO: T141371 "Agency Commission not included GROSS PRICE " : $291.05 PACKAGE NAME: SSC Notice of Public Meeting Product(s): Sun Sentinel, Affidavit, Floridapublicnotices.com, Classified.ss.com_Legal AdSize(s): T Column Run Oate(s): Sunday, January 2, 2022, Wednesday, February 2, 2022 Zone: Full Run Color Spec_ B/W Previ¢w NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA A Pudic HeadrYg will be corMucted by the Gty of Dada Beach Planning azpningg Boartl on the folbwlnnSS date m cpnslder tlIB following epplicadon: The Planning a ZBniri� Board wal be cpnductlnga'Hybdd meetlrrg In the commissbn chamberwiM Ilmitetl public ecce6s and utllfzing cpmmunicatlons metlla technobgy ('CMT'� fpraddldonal 8Cc066, In aCCOrdaaCO WiBI OrGlnaaCO NO. 202tAl2, adOPUld February 9, 2021, and Resolutlon No. 2D21�14 atlaptetl May ti, 2D21, related 1D conductingg public meetlngs whNe under me pubtic health BR10r$BnCy ralatEKl tp tea Spread Of NOV@I CBrOnaVlrll6 DISe95e 2019 (CON D-19). DATE:1Nedrlesday, FebrYary 16, 2022 TIME: T.00 0.m_ or as soon thereafter as Me same may be heard PLACE' PlerMing &Zoning Board "Hybrid' meeting Giy commission chambers Dania Beach Gry Hall tbb INBs[ Dania Beach BIW. Dani9 Bea[tl, FL 63pD4 Or PIBa90 Cail 954-924-6aD6 Ext 3]92 a visit naps://daMabeadtftgBy2E59/pan Nng- mNng-Board for tletaG instmctlons on now tD attend v&wali�. sueiEcr: wvla-zzrne aPPllrant, me Gty of Dada Beach, reQuests an ementl- mentm Me Future land Use Element bf Me Gtys compmhensNe Plen prwltltng addltlpn dW6lMrig aML6 Wldlin die R0- glonal Actwiry fantar. The folbwing is the proposed ordinance of the matter. AN oaGNANCE aFTHE cIn coMMLs- SION OFTHE CfrY OF DANIA BFACH, FLORIDA, AMENDINBTHE TEM OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMEM OF THE nANIA RFGCN (`OMPRFHFNSNF PI GN T(I SunSeiitinel �1� FORUM pIJa LISNLNG 6ROVP Order lD: 7'14'13�'1 GROSS PRICE ' $29'1 .OS PACKAGE NAME: SSC Notic¢ of Public Meting Copies of the proppsetl requests or ap- Fpw mwe infarma don pteasea BR Mallne Planning ulYision at (9s47 924-680b b[t 3)04 antl staff wiR tllrect you to Me Gn- Ilne project mfarmetlon. in BcmfOance wiM the Americans wiM Wsab111tle3 Acc[[,. persons nestling assis- tance m PartldPate in anY of Mesa pro- ceetllnits shoultl contact Me city dark's Offl CB, 'Io01NBSt Dania BBaCh BpulByan], Dania BBatYI, FlOntla 33004, (956) 924- 6800 IXt 3624, at least 48 flours prier t0 ule meetlng. Appllcatlon InfoRnatlon Appllcatlon Site: RBgfonal Actlylly Center AppHcatlon: tantl use Amentlment Prajecr Complehenstve Plan Amendment to emaml Me Future tend use Eement of Me dtys comprehensNe Plan m add an etltllffi]na14,000 dwaRin$ units. Prin[etl: l/3'I /2022 2:29:"I5 PM Page 3 of 4 Agency Commission not Inclutletl AppgcanC Clty Of oenia Beach Hearing pate BTlnle: FebNary l6, 2022 at 7:00 PM HBatlrlg lACatlpp: Plamm�g & ZOninB Board 'Ftybnd' mBetlrlg SuaSl�ntinel �� FORUM PUHLI9NFNOORUUP ertler lD: ]1413]l GROSS PRICE ' $291.05 PACKAGE NAME: SSC Notice of Public Meeting Gry commission chambers, Dania Deacn city Han t00 west Dania 9eacn D19d. DHniH Beast, FL 93004 Or PleasB CHII 9b4- 924-bH06 FXt 9]92 Or Nsit Dames eeHch City Hall htWs://tlenlabeatl'Itlgov/2589/ Pinning -tuning -Foam for Oa[aN lnsbuc- tlons on now m attmOvlttualry. COnmC[ Inforbtatlon: Corinne I9joIB,Ass1- mrrc Dlrectlor, (954J 9246a06 EXL 3640 2MMD227141311 Printetl: l /3'I /2022 2:29:15 PM Pege 4 of 4 Agency Commission not included CITY OF DANIA BEACH PUBLIC OUTREACH "HYBRID" MEETING REGARDING THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FEBRUARY 9, 2022 at S:OOPM Virtual Meeting ID: 870 9260 6530 Pasacode: 353331 A Public Outreach meeting will be conducted by the City of Dania Beach on th¢ following date to discuss the Future Land Uae Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan The City o£Dania Beach will ba conductitg a "Hybrid" contatututy meeting in CiTy Hall N. W Conference room with limited public access and utili>' p communicarions media technology ("CMT") for additional access, in accotdance with Ordinance No. 2021-012, adapted Pebruary 9, 2021, and Resolution No. 2021-070, adopted May 11, 2021, related to conducting public meetings wbile under the public health emergency related fo the spread of Novel Coronavims Diseases 2019 (COVID-19). DATE: Wednesday, February 9, 2022 TIME: 5:00 p.m. or as soon thereaffer as the same may be heard PLACE: City o£Dania CotnmvniTy Outreach "Hybrid" meelirtg CiTy Hall N.W Conference Room or Please call 954-924-6805 Ext 3792 or visit SOO West Dania Beach Blvd. d b hfl / 'rtuaha t' for Dania Beach, FL 33004 detail instructions on how to attend virtually. SUBJECT: LU-013-22: The applicant, the City o£ Dania Beach, requests an amendment to the Future Land Use Element to the City's Comprehensive Plan providing additional dwelling units within the Regional Activity Center. Th f II ¢ ' th d Ordinance of the matter: AN ORDINANCE OF THIS CITY COMMISSION OF TIIE CITY OF DANLA BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE TEXT OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT OF T'HE DANIA BEACH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TO AMEND THE REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER ("RAC"� LAND USE CLASSIFICATION AS DESCRIBED IN 1'xla nzIT "A" ATTACHED TO THIS ORDINANCE, BY REDUCING ACREAGE FOR COMMERCIAL AND INCREASING RESIDENTIAL USES; PROVIDING FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE BROWARD COUNTY PLANNING COUNCIL AND STATE AGENCIES; PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION PURSUANT' TO SECTION 163.3184, FLORiDA STATUTES; REQUESTING RECERTIFICATION FROM THE BROWARD COUNTY PLANNING COUNCIL; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; FURTHER, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Copies o£ the proposed requests or applicable information ar¢ available on line. For more information, please call the Planning Division at (954) 924-6805 E�ct. 3704 and staffwill duect you to the on-line project information. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the CiTy Clerk's ofi-ica, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania Beach, Florida 33004, (954) 924-6800 Ext. 3624, at least 48 hours prior to the meeting. Proyerty SuGjcct of Upcontinp, I-]e�u-iszg �� ►J' COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT R A C NNITS Legend D�NI�BE�CH AnnLication Infornxnt[oxe Application Site: Regional Activity Center. Application: Comprehensive Plan Amendment Project: To amend the Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan to add an additional 4,000 dwelling units. Applicant: City of Daxssa Beach Hearing Date Bc Time: February 9, 2022 at 5:00 PM Hearing Location: City o£Dania Community Outreach "Hybrid" meeting City Hall N.W Conference Room or Please call 954-924-6805 Ext 3792 or visit 300 West Dania Beach Blvd. .d a ov ixtuahneetin s £or Dania Beach, FL 33004 detail instructions on how to attend virtually. Contact Information: Corinne Lajoie, Assitant Duector, (954) 924-6805 Ext- 3704 MANIA BEACH REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER (RAC) Application for Amendment to the City of Dania Beach And Broward County Land Use Plans Text Amendment February 9, 2022 rE�h�ted av: Leigh Robinson Kerr Su tlssoci�'rtes, Inc • Planning, JoNnr • Land ilsc Lxpea 1'cs Hniony SOS Eas[ Laz Olxz liodcvard, Saai Le 104, }�OrE Laodudale, F'L 33301 1=t,onP_ (�sn� aev-a3os f.ax: �9sh� nev-a3o9 I:.Icc rffiO R�a�bells ou [h. nc r H:n�dle}AoA ]965 sups://tl.tlocz.11ve.net/cassfIDfbb,�sysgwuFlLEE/nROIERs/iou/iu5 - Oanla tleacF xngwrn_oB RnCTenttlecs TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS 1. TRANSMITTAL IN FORMATION..............................:'.................................................................. 3 2. APPLICANT INFORMATION...........................:.......................................................................... 4 3. AMENDMENT SITE DESCRIPTION ........... �............................................................................... 6 4. EXISTING AND PROPOSED USES.............................................................................................. 6 S. ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC FAGILITI EIS AND SERVICES................................................:..................... 9 6. ANALVSIS OF NATURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES............................................................. 24 7. i � AFFORDABLE HOUSING......................................................................................................... 26 8. LAND VSE COM PATI BILITY.................................................................................................... 26 9. H URRICANE EVACUATION ANALV515..................................................................................... 27 10. REDEVELOPM ENT ANALYSIS.................................................................................................. 27 11. INTERGOVERN MENTAL COORDINATION.............................................................................. 28 12. HIGHLIGHTED REGIONAL ISSUES 8.. POLICIES OF THE BRO WARD COVNTY LAND USE PLAN 28 13. ADDITIONAL SU PPO RT DOCU MENTS.................................................................................... 33 14. PLAN AMENDMENT COPIES.................................................................................................. 33 TABLES TABLE 1 CURRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE.....................................................................................7 TABLE2 PROPOSED USES......................................................................................................................8 TABLE 3 CURRENT MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE DEVELOPMENT.........................:.....................................9 TABLE 4CU RRENT PLANT CAPACITY B<DEMAND—POTABLE WATER................................................10 TABLE 5 POTABLE WATER IMPACT..................................................................................................... 11 TABLE 6 SANITARY SEWER DEMAND AND CAPACITY....................:....................................................12 TABLE7 SANITARY SEWER IMPACT....................................................................................................12 TABLE8 SOLID WASTE FACILITIES...................................�...................................................................14 TABLE9 SOLID WASTE IM PACT................................:.......................................................................... 14 TABLE10 PARK IMPACT...................................................................................................................... 17 TABLE 11 EXISTING ROADWAY CONDITIONS...................................................................................... 15 TABLE 12 PROJECTED ROADWAY CON DITIO NS, LONG TERM.....................................:.................... 19 TABLE13 TRAFFIC IMPACi..................................................................................................................20 TABLE14 MA55 TRANSIT ROUTES.......................................................................................................22 TABLE 15 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT/CAPACITY..._...............__......_............................................_..........23 TABLE16 SCHOOL IM PACT..................................................................................................................24 ATTACHMENTS. Potable Water Co rrespondence I Sanitary Sewer Correspondence II Solid Waste Correspondence III Drainage Correspondence IV Parks Sa Recre anon Inventory V M ass Tra nsR Correspondence - VI Florida Master Site Flle Search VII H urrfcane Evacuation Procedures VIII EXHIBITS Location Map A Text Amendment B DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AM 1. TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION A. Letter of transmittal from municipal mayor or manager documenting that the local government took action by motion, resolution or ordinance to transmit a proposed amendment to the Broward County Land Use Plan. Please attach a copy of the referenced motion, resolution or ordinance. The local government's action to transmit must include a recommendation of approval, denial or modification regarding the proposed amendment to the Broward County Land Use Plan. To be provided. B. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the local government contact person. Corinne LaJole, AICP Assistant Director, Community Development City of Dania Beach 100 W. Dania Beach Boulevard Dania Beach, FL 33004 Phone: 954-924-6500 z 3704 clajol¢ @d a nia bea chfl. o rg C. Summary minutes from both the local planning agency and local and the local government public hearings of the transmittal of the Broward County Land Use Plan amendment To be provided. D. whether the amendment is one of the following: *Develop meni of Regional Impact *Small scale development activity (per Chapter 163.3187 Florida Statutes) *Emergency (please describe on separate page) None of the above. DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDM ENT APPLICANT INFORMATION A. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the applicant. City of Dania Beach 100 W. Dania Bach Boulevard Dania Bach, FL 33004 Phone: 954-924-6800 x 3704 clajoie�da niabeachfl.org B. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the agent. Application prepared by Leigh Robinson Kerr 8< Associates, Inc., planning consultants pn behalf of the City of Dania Beach. Leigh R. Kerr, AICP Leigh Robinson Kerr 8<Assoclates, Inc. 808 E. Las Olas Bivd. #104 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Ph: 9S4-467-6308 Email: Lk¢rr808@belisouth.n¢t C. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the property owner(s). Multiple. The subject t¢xt amendment will apply to the ¢ntire RAC land use eat¢gory which consists of+/- 1,344 acres. D. Applicant's rat(onale for the amendment. The Planning Council requests a condensed version for Inclusion in the staff report (about two paragraphs). Planning Council staff may accept greater than two paragraphs, if submitted in an electronic format. The amendment area is the Oanla Bach Regional Activity C¢nter (RAC) which co ntalns approximately 1,344 acres and is generally located east of 1-95, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The subject area will r¢main designated RAC. The applicant propos¢s to amend the mix of uses to reduce the comm¢rcial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,000 dwelling units consisting of 317 single-family units and 3,683 multi -family units. Refer to Table 1: Current and Proposed Uses. The original RAC established in 2009 did not propose any additional unlLs above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at DANIA BEACH RAG [hat time. USE PLAN TEXT AMENDM ENT The proposed change in uses will help the City adJust to development that has occurred within the RAC, as well as changing conditions anticipated to occur wlthln the community. The successful implemen[ation of the RAC, originally established in 2009, has resulted in Dania Pointe, a +/- 100-acre mixed -use development consisting of 1 milllon+sf of commercial, 1,000,000 sf offic¢, 400 hotel rooms, and 1,400 dwelling units. Spirit Airlines recently developed an office complex within the Dania Beach RAG, multiple hotels have been developed along U51, and high-rise resld¢ntlal developments have occurred along Dania Beach Boulevard. The proposed amendment will faclll[ate the continued evolution of the RAC and will ensure that an appropriate mix of uses are available so that it can continue to thrive and evolve as a vibrant, translt- supportive, mixed -use urban center. The RAC is also coterminous with the Gity's CRA limits. Development wlthln the RAC wilt implement the CRA and its mission to r¢vi[alize and improve th¢ quality of life for the community. An amendment to the RAC occurred In 2010 to Increase commercial and employment center uses, No dwelling units were added at that time. Only +/- 600 units are presen[ly available of the 7,818 units currently permitted in the RAC. The Gity Continues to see interest in RAC units which may rapidly outpace the number of units available for (re)dev¢lopment. The additional 4,000 units requested will h¢Ip the RAC meet the demand and ca ntinue to evolve. Additionally, a 15% set aside for affordable housing is proposed which will also help the city meet demands for affordable housing. Goals, obJectives and policies that were added to the City's Comprehensive Plan in support of the RAC will b¢ maintained except for policy 27.19 which limits units/density east of U51. That policy and text Is proposed to be am¢nded for an additional 1,500 dwelling units. The City remains committed [o ¢nsuring compliance with Policy 27.21 of the co mpr¢henslve plan regarding the availability of water su pplles to serve new development, and also to policy 27.14 regarding day-n lght average sound levels (DNLs) of 65 decibels or greater. It is understood that Broward County is also revisiting this policy. Recognizing potential traffic concerns in the Clty and the r¢gion, the proposed change in commercial and residential uses was established in a manner that will mitigate changes in trip generation that might result from the amendment. The analysis Indicates a net reduction of +/-279 trips r¢sulting from the change in uses. DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT Existing neighborhoods will continue to be protected through the City's Land Development Regulations. Development activity within [he RAC district will be dev¢loped in accordance with the City's Land Development Regulations, which ensure compatibility through appropriate setbacks and buffers between uses. 3. AM ENDM ENT SITE DESCRIPTION A. Concise written description of the general boundaries and gross acreage (as defined by BCLUP) of the proposed amendment. The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Canter (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and is g¢nerally located east of 1-95, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Str¢et. The RAC is also coterminous with the City's CRA Rmits. B. Sealed survey, including legal description of the area proposed to be amended. N/A. This is a text amendment. The site boundaries and description have not changed since th¢ RAC was originally adopted. C. Map at a scale clearly indicating the amendment's location, boundaries and proposed land uses. Please see Exhibit A: Location Mao. 4. EXISTING AND PROPOSED VSES A. Current and proposed local and Broward County Land Use Plan desfgnation(s) for the amendment site. If multiple land use designations, describe gross acreage within each designation. For Activity Center amendments, the proposed text indicating the maximum residential and non-residential uses must be included. The site Is designated Regional Activity Center (RAC) on the City land use plan and Activity Center on the County land use plan. The current and proposed uses are outlined in the below table. TEXT AMENDMENT TABLE 1 CURRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Use Current Pro osed Net Change Residential (d u's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 11,818 du's consisting of: + 4,000 du's: 2,3485ingle-fam(ly 2,348 Single-family 2,166 High-rise 2,165 High-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family +317 Single -Family 3,683 Multi -family +3,653 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Com merclal 294 acres plus 500 ksf 264 acres plus 500 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.6 acres 247.6 acres No change Employment Center 74.5 acres 74.6 acres No change Community Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks Sc Rec (min.) 40.5 acres 40.5 acres No change Transportation 6.5 acres 6.6 acres No change Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.5 acres 2.5 acres No change The proposed text change is attached as Exhibit B: Text Amendment. B. Indicate if the flexibility provisions of the Broward County Land Use Plan have been used for adjacent areas. Flexibility provisions have not been used for adjacent areas. C. Existing use of amendment site and adjacent areas. Tha subject area consists of multiple uses as provided for in the RAC permitted uses. Adjacent areas consist of multiple uses including single- famlly and multi -family residential, retail, conservation, community facility, transportation, and industrial. The City of Hollywood Is located adjacent to Lhe south and a portion of the west and east of the subject area. DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT D. Proposed use of the amendment site Including proposed square footage (for analytical purposes only) for each non-residential use and/or dwelling unit count. For Activity Center amendments, also provide each existing square footage for each non-residential use and existing dwelling unit count within the amendment area. TABLE 2 PROPOSED USES DANIA BEACH RAC Us¢ Proposed Residential (du's) 11,818 du's consisting of: 2,348 Single-family 2,165 High-rise 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family 3,683 Multi -family Hotel 640 rooms Commercial 264 acres Ius 500 ksf Industrial 247.5 acres Employment Center 74.5 acres Community Facilities 36.2 acres Parks & Rec (min.) 40.5 acres Transportation 6.5 acres Conservation min.) 2.6 acres Utilities 2.6 acres DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT E. Maximum allowable development per adopted and certified municipal land use plans under existing designation for the site, including square footage/floor area ratio/lot coverage/height limitations for each non- residential use and/or dwelling unit count. TABLE 3 CURRENT MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE DEVELOPMENT DANIA BEACH RAC Use Currant Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 2,348 Single-family 2,165 high-rise 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 286 Du lexes Hotel 640 rooms Commercial 294 acres plus SDo ksf Industrial 247.5 acres Em to ment Center 74.5 acres Communit Facilities 36.2 acres Parks ge Rec (min.) 40.5 acres Transportation 6.5 acres Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres Utilities 2.5 acres 5. ANALV515 OF PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES The items below must be addressed to determine the impact of an amendment on existing and planned public facilities and services. Provide calculations for each public facility and/or service. If more than one amendment is submitted, calculations must be prepared on an individual and cumulative basis. Th¢ fo//owing Impact calculations ano/yze only the net change in uses. A summary of Jmpacts !s provid¢d b¢/ow. DANIA BEACH RAC PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT SERVICE DEMAND SUMMARY TABLE (NET CHANGE) Facility Current Proposed Change Demand' Potable Water 130,680 gpd 323,775 gpd +193,095 gpd (gallons/day) Sanitary Sewer 130,6g0 gpd 1,015,850 gpd +885,170 gpd (gallons/da ) Solid Waste 34,848 Ibs 36,600 Ibs +752 Ibs (Ibs/da Parks Sc Rec O acres 24.9 acres +24.9 Acres (acres) Traffic 2,666 Trips 2,377 Trips -279 Trips (tri s/day) A. Potable Water Analysis 1. Provide the potable water level of service per the adopted certified local land use plan, including the adoption date of the 30 Vear Water Supply Facilities Plan. The subject site is within the City's Water 8< Wastewater Services service area. The City is in the process of updating its Water Supply Plan, which indicates the City's level of service standard is 135 gpcd or less. 2. Potable Water Capacity/Demand a. Ide ntify the potable water facility serving the area to which the amendment is located including the current plant capacity, current and committed demand on the plant and planned plant capacity expansions, including year and finding sources. TABLE 4 CURRENT PLANT CAPACITY ffi DEMAND — POTABLE WATER Current Plant Ca pacit 5.04 MGD Current+Committed Plant Demand 2.4 MGD SFWMD Permitted Withdrawal 2.68 MGD Planned Expansions None Sourcc: Public UYlllty Managem¢nt Sa Planning Servlc¢5, Inc {clry consmiani) 10 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT b. Identify the welifleld serving the area in which the amendment is located including the SFWMD permitted withdrawal and expiration date of the SFW MD permit. The City's wellfields G and I, C51 reservoir and Broward County South Regional wellfield sere¢ the amendment area. The current SFWMD permit expiration date Is 3/11/2033. 3. Identify the net impact on potable water demand, based on adopted level of service, resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per s.f. or d.u. _ TABLE 5 POTABLE WATER IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/INTENSITY RATE TOTAL Cui=renY Commercial 30 ac (1,306,800 sf) x O.1 gpd/sf' 130,680 GPD Proposed Single family Multi family 317 units 3683 units x 160 GPD/unit x 75 GPD/unit 47,550 GPD Z76 225 GPD 323,775 GPD N¢t ChJ'a'ng¢: + 193,D95 GPD_ 93i, 600 Commercial anO 8]3,200 OKlce 4. Correspondence from potable water provider verifying the information submitted as part of the application on items 1-3 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. See Attachment 1 and below: Dinc¢r Ozaydin Public Services Deputy Director City of Dania Beach 1201 Stirling Road Dania Beach, FL 33005 Phone: 954-924-6600 x 3617 E-Mail: dozaydln@daniabeachfl.gov 11 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT B. SanlTary Sewer Analysis 1. Provide the sanita ry sewer adopted level of service per the adopted and certified local land use plan The City of Dania Beach presently contracts with the City of Hollywood for wastewater treatment. The level of service in the City of Hollywood Water is 315 gallons per day per Equivalent Residential Connection (City of Hollywood WWTP). 2. Identify the sanitary sewer facility serving the area in which the amendment is located including the current plant capacity, current and committed demand on the plant, and planned plant capacity expansions, including year and funding sources. TABLE 6 SANITARY SEWER DEMAND AND CAPACITY MollywoodWastewaterTreatment Plant _ Plant Ca aclt 48 JS MGDi Cu rrent+Committed Demand 40.36+1.6�9=42.03 MGDz Planned Plant Capaci 60.00i Year/Fundin Sources 2012, Waterffi Sewer Fund sourta: °arowaM CouO eSvatcSTRBCmcnt Plant Flow Calculatbn3: ° of Roll OOe Cam Plan 3. Identify the net impact on sanitary sewer demand, based on the adopted level of service, resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per square foot` or dwelling unit. TABLE 7 SANITARY SEWER IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/INTENSITY RATE TOTAL Current Commercial 30 ac (1,306,80D sf) x 0.1 gpd/sf' 130,680 GPD r P.ruPgsed ,.. __- :' :J..Stit�uac9.a Single family 317 units x 300 GPD/unit 95,100 GPD Multi family 3683 units x 250 GPD/unit 920 750 GPD 1,015,850 GPD Net Change +885�170.GPD. +sr: ass,soo commarclal ana aTt,zco ors�e snnma: nr Rnu ePe con, reeen3rva Plan _ 12 i DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEM AMENDMENT 4. Correspondence from sewer provider verifying information submitted as part o{the application on items 1-3. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. See Attachment II and below: Alicia Verea-Feria, CFM Engineer City of Hollywood, Florida Department of Public Utilities Engineering 8< Construction Services 2600 Hollywood Blvd, Room 308 Hollywood, FL 33022 Phone: (954)921-3302 AV EREA-FERIA@ho Ilywoodfl. o rg C. Solid Waste 1. Provide the solid waste level of service per the adopted and certified local land use plan. Facility Type Generation Per Day Residential 8.9 16s. per unit Factory/Warehouse 2 lbs. per 100 square feet Office buildings 1 Ib. per 100 square feet Retail/service 4 lbs. per 100 square feet Supermarket 9 lbs. per 1DD square feet Grade School 10 Ibs per room Sa'/. Ib. per pupil High School 8 Ibs. per room and'/. Ib. per pupil H ospltal 8 Ibs. per bed Nursing Home 3 Ibs. per person Hotel/motel 3 Ibs. per room 2. Identify the solid waste facil ity serving the service area in which the amendment is located including the Ian dflll/plant capacity, current and committed demand on landfill/plant capacity, and planned landfill/plant capacity. The Ci[y solid waste collection and disposal is handled by the Waste Management and disposed of at the Broward County landfill. IA BEACH RAC USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT TABLE 8 SOLID WASTE FACILITIES Facility Name - Broward County Landfill Capacity-4.823 million tons/yr at BC Facility (698,236 tons/yr at Resource Recovery Facilit Current Demand — 570,000 tons Planned Capacity-570,OOO tons Identity the net impact on solid waste demand, based on the adopted level of service, resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per square foot or dwelling unit. TABLE 9 SOLID WASTE IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/INTEN SITV RATE TOTAL Commercial 30 ac (1,306,800 sf)': 435,600 Comm 871,200 Office x 4 Lbs/day/100 sf x 2 Lbs/day/100 sf 17,424 Lbs/day 17.424 Lbs/dav 34,848 Lbs/day Proposed Single family Multi family 317 units 3683 units x 8.9 Lbs/day/unit x 8.9 Lbs/daY/unit 2,821 Lbs/day 32.779 Lbs/dav 35,600 Lbs/day Nat Change + 752. Lbs/day a3s, roo co,�me, iai -a �:a eoi,mo orea 4. Correspondence from the solid waste provider verifying that capacity Is available to serve the amendment area the Information submitted as part of the application on items 1-3 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. See Attachment 111. Names: Stephanie Gallitano Titl¢: Market Sales Manager Aganc Waste Management Contact s allita no@wm.com 14 IA BEACH RAC D. Drainage Analysis LAN TEXT AMENDMENT 1. Provide the drainage level of service per the adopted and certified local land use plan. • Private Property: retain property and dispos¢ of '� inch of storm runoff during any five minute period. • Buildings: To have the lowest floor elevation no lower than the elevation far the respective area deplctad on the National Flood Ins uranee Rat¢ Map (FIRM) 6y Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for flood hazard areas based on 100 y¢ar flood elevation plus 1 foo[. 2. Identify the drainage district and drainage systems serving the amendment area. South Florida Water Management District and Broward County Environmental Engineering and Permitting Division. 3. Identify any planned drainage improvements, including year, funding sources and other relevant information. Drainage improvements will b¢ completed at time of construction, as needed. 4. Indicate if a Surtace Water Management Plan has been approved by, or an application submitted to, the SFWMD and/or any independent drainage district, for the amendment site. Identify the permit number(s), or application nu mberCs) if the project is pending, for the amendment site. If an amendment site is not required to obtain a SFWMD permit, provide documentation of same. Su rtac¢ Water Management Permits will be obtain¢d as needed. 5. If the area in which the amendment is located does not meet the adopted level of service and there are no Improvements planned (by the unit of local government or drainage authority) to address the deficiencies, provide an engineering analysis which demonstrated how the site will be drained and the impact on the I surrounding properties. The information should include the wet season water level for the amendment site, design storm elevation, 15 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT natural and proposed land elevation, one hundred year flood elevation, acreage for proposed water management retention area, elevations for bull dings, roads and years, storage and runoff calculations for the design storm and estimated time for flood waters to recede to the natural land elevation. Development within the subject area shall meet the r¢qufrements of the City of Danla beach, SFWMD and Broward County. After development of the site and consistent with the drainage standards of the City, County and SFWMD, She subject ar¢a will meet the adopted level of service. 6. Correspondence from local drainage district verifying the information submitted as part of the application on items 1-5 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact i nformaiton of party providing verification. See Attachment IV: Drainage Corresoondenc¢ and below: Susan Juncosa Broward County Water and Wast¢water Servic¢s Water Management Division 2555 W. Copans Road Pompano Beach, FL 33D69 Email: sju ncosa pbroward.org E. Recreation and Ooen Soace Analysis 1. Provide the recreation and open space level of service per the adopted and rertifted local land use plan. The adopted level of service for recreation and open spat¢ is 3 acres per one thousand r¢side nts. 2. For amendments which will result to an increased demand for "community pari<s" acreage, as required 6y the Broward County Land Use Plan, an up-to-date inventory of the municipal community parks inventory must be submitted. See Attachment V: Dania Beach Parks Inventory. Tha City meets the adopted level of service. DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT 3. Identify the net Impact on demand for "community parks' acreage, as defined by the Broward county Land Use Plan, resulting from this amendment. TABLE 10 PARK IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/ RATE TOTAL INTENSITY Current - Commercial 30 ac N/A N/A (1,30 G,SOD sfl) Proposed Single family 317 units x 3 ppl/unit x .003 ac 2.9 acres Multi family 3683 units x 2 ppl/unit x .D03 ac 22.0 acres 24.9 acres Net Change +'24:9 a8Ee5 jai �,.a e�a,mo orn.:� Estimated Number per Gross Acre of Persons per Residential Land Ar¢a Dwelling Unit From O up to 1 3.3 Over 1 up to 6 3.0 Overs up to l0 2.5 Over 10 up to 16 2.0 Over 16 up to 25 1.8 Over 26 up to 50 1.5 (source: arowara county una oeveiopmeoa [oae) 4. Identify the projected "community parks" acreage needs. Based on the local government's projected build -out population. Please see Attachment V —Inventory of Local Parks. The Clty me¢ts the level of service for parks and recreation through 2D45. 5. As applicable, describe how the local government and/or applicant are addressing Broward County Land Use Plan Policies 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 (a. through e.), regarding the provision of open space. The su bjec[ area does not Include any golf courses. 17 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT E. Traff"c Circulation Analysis Please be advised, if required, that the Planning Council staff will request from MPO, as per Policy 2.14.E of the BCLUP, an analysis of the Impacts of the amendment to the regional transportation network. The MPO will charge a separate cost -recovery fee directly to applicants for technical assistance requested by the BCPC for She preparation and review of the LU PA transportation analysis. Please ca ntact the MPO for additional information regarding fee. 1. Identify the roadways impacted by the proposed amendment and Indicate thenumber of lanes, cu rrent traffic volu mes, adopted level of service and current level of service for each roadway. TABLE 11 EXISTING ROADWAY CONDITIONS (2019i) ROADWAYS LANES AADT Peak Hour Volume Capacity LOS Volume Capacity LOS NORTH -SOUTH RAV ENSWOOD RD N of Stirling Rd 2 1J60D 13320 F 16J2 119J F N of Griffin Rtl 2 J30D 13320 D 694 119J D BRYAN RD N of Stirlin Rd 2 64OD 13320 C 608 119J D 1-96 N of Sheridan St 10 261000 194500 E 23846 16840 F N of Stirling Rd 30 21J500 194500 E 20663 16840 F N of Griffin Rd 10 213000 194600 E 20236 16840 F DIXIE HWY/21 AVE N of Sheridan St 4 2650 29160 C 262 2628 C N of PM1I en Rd 2 265D 13320 C 262 119J C U51/FEDERAL HWY N of Sheridan St 4 31900 32400 D 2993 2920 E N of Sti ding Rtl 4 42500 32400 F 4D38 2920 F N of GrifFin Rtl 6 35900 5990D C 33J3 5390 C EAST -WEST SHERIDAN ST E of Dixie Hwy 4 2J500 39H00 C 2613 3580 C E of U51 4 23500 3980D C 2233 35HD C BTIRLING RD E of 195 6 36600 39900 C 3468 5390 C DANIA BCH BLVD E of U81 4 19900 39800 C 1891 3680 C E of NE 2 Ave 6 9300 69900 C 884 5390 C E of Guifstream Rd 4 9300 39800 C 3980 3680 C GRIFFIN RO E of I95 6 35300 69900 C 33J3 6390 C o naaaway �eva� or ae,v�w,nna�» �_, »�. DANIA BEACH RAG LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMEN 2, Identify the protected LOS For the roadways Impacted by proposed amendment For the long range planning horizon. Utilize avg. daily and p. m. peak hour traffic volumes per MPO plans and projections. TABLE 12 PROJECTED ROADWAY CONDITIONS, LONG —TERM (20402) ROADWAYS LANES AADT P¢ak Hour Voume Ca acit LOS Volume Ca acit LOS NORTH -SOUTH RAVENSWOOD RD N Of Stirling Rd 4 46100 29160 F 4380 2628 F N of Griffin Rd 4 18600 29160 D 3JSJ 2628 D B RYAN RD N of Stidin Rtl 2 9000 13320 D S55 119J O IAS N of Shedtlan St 12 403000 286600 F 38289 22030 F N of Stirling Rd 12 40J400 256600 F 38J03 22030 F N of Griffin Rd 12 391400 256600 F 3J183 22030 F DIXIE HWY/21 AVE N of Sheridan St 4 11200 29160 C 1064 2628 C N of Phl en Rd 2 8900 13320 D S46 119J D US3/FEDERAL HWY N of Sheridan St 4 43000 32400 F 4085 2920 F N of Stirling Rtl 4 SJ100 32400 F 6426 2920 F N of Griffin Rd 6 68900 59900 D 6596 5390 F EAST -WEST SH ERIDAN ST E of Dixie Hwy 6 30J00 59900 C 291J 6390 C E of U51 4 24200 39800 C 2299 3580 C STIRLING RD E of 196 6 46300 59900 C 4304 5390 C DANIA 8CH ELVD E of U91 4 41600 39800 F 3943 3350 F E of NE 2 Ave 6 36000 59900 C 3325 5390 C E of Gulfstream Rd 4 26600 39800 C 2423 3550 C GRIFFIN RD E of 196 6 61J00 59900 F 5862 5390 F I SOWG¢: MPO 0.wtlway Laud MSeMce Rnaly315'19/'40) 19 �I IA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AM ENDM ENT 3. Planning Council staff will analyze Traffic impacts resulting from the amendment. Vou may provide a traffic impact analysis for this amendment -calculate anticipated average daily and p. m. peak hour traffic generation For the existing and proposed land use designations. If the amendment reflects a net increase in traffic generation, identify access paints to/from the amendment site and provide a distribution of the additional traffic on the Impacted roadway network for the long range planning horizon. TABLE 13 TRAFFIC IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/ INTENSITY ITE PM PEAK Current Commercial 30 acres (FAR 1.0) 1/3 Retail (ITE 820) 14,520/Ac 820 1,G55 trips 2/3 Office (ITE 710) 29,040/Ac 710 1,001 trios 2,666 trips Proposed � �� Single family 317 units: 0.99 (ITE210) x 31� du 210 314 trips Multi family 3,683 units: 0.56 (ITE 220) x 3,683 du 220 2063 trips 2,377 trips I� e Chapge� �� .,279 t�! �sv: a3s soo commeR�.i ne ezo awe s�i zoo omca rrE �zo 4. Provide any relevant transportation studies relating to this amendment, as applicable. Com ol¢t¢ Streets Th¢ MPO Complete Streets Master Plan identifies the below programmed and proposed protects within [he RAC: Roadway Limits Length (Miles) Recommendations Type Road Ownership Bryan Rd tirling Rd to Old .78 Continuous pedestrian Proposed County Griffin Rd zone (sidewalk gaps), Project conventional bicycle lanes, pedestrian lighting Conventional bicycle lanes, Dixie Hwy heridan St To US 1 .72 continuous pedestrian � Proposed ounty zone (sidewalk gaps), Project furnishing zone, utilize Sw F� DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT 4 for bicycle/pedestrian improvement from Sheridan 5t to SW 13 St Old Griffin Bryan Rd to US 1 .79 N/A Programmed County Rd Project US 1 Dixie Hwy to Old 1.25 Green color bicycle lanes, Proposed rate Griffin Rd continuous pedestrian Project zone (sidewalk gaps), furnishing zone urce: CSMP Bundle H Fac[Sheet T t t 1 [Pro ram (TI PI fFY 2021-20251 The TIP lists funded projects in five year increm¢n[s and Is updated annually with the latest being FY21-25. The below sch¢duled projects occur within th¢ RAC: ID Location Description Funding Year 4455261 N 22ntl/SW 12th .Ave From Sheridan St to Stirling Rd Bike Lane/Sidewalk 2025 4435941 SRS/U51 Over Dania Cutoff Ca nai Bridge 2021-22 4413791 SR848/Sri riing Rd Over C70 Canal Bridge 2021 4461981 SRA1A/Ba nia Bch Blvd from SRS/U81 to Gulfstream Rd Resurfacing '21-22, '24 2045 M t p lit T t ti Plan fMTPI fFY 2D21-2o25J The MTP Ilsts projects with a reasonable expectation for funding through 2045 and also advanc¢s prof ects for the 5-year TIP. The below scheduled projects occur within the RAC: Location Description Sheridan Street U51 to Dixie Hwy Widen from 4to 6lanes 21 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT G. Mass Transit Analysis 1. Identify the mass transit modes, existing and planned mass Yransit routes and scheduled service (headway) serving the amendment area within one -quarter of a mile. TABLE 14 MA55 TRANSIT ROUTES Route Coverage Weekday Headways Weekend Headways 1 U51 None 1D/15 min. Breeze (101) US1 10/15 min. None q Dania Beach 61vd/NW 1'� 5t/Griffin Rd 15/20 min. Peak 30 min. Sat: 15 min. Sun: 15/25. Min 6 Ravenswood Rd/Stirling Rd 10/15 min. Sat: 15 min. Sun: 15 min. 12 Dania Pier/A1A/S heridan St 15/20 min. Sat: 15/20 min. Sun: 15/20 min. Community Shuttle East g, West City Hail, Oakwood, Airport Tri- Rail, Hardrock, Shop ing +/- 60-75 min. Sat: +/- 60-75 min. Sun: None 2. Describe how the amendment furthers or supports mass transit use. The su bjeci site supports the utilization of mass transit by developing along and near roadways which are located within '/. mile of mass transit services. The RAC land use designation reflects amixed-use development pattern more supportive of transit and internalized traffic patterns that traditional land use categories. 3. Correspondence from transit provider verifying the information submitted as part of the application on items 1-2 above. Correspondence- must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. See Att h t VI: Mass Transit Correspondence and below: Name: Daniel A. Manichello Agency: Broward County Transit Division Position: Service Planner Email dmanichelloCip broward.or 22 i DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT Address: 1 N. V niversity Dr, Plantation FL 33324 Ph: 954-357-7713 PUBLIC EDUCATION ANALYSIS Please be advised that the Planning Council staff will request from the Broward County School Board an analysis of the impacts of the amendment on public education facilities as indicated below. Please note that as per the School Board of Broward County Policy 1151, the applicant will be subject to a fee for the review of the application. The applicant is encouraged to contact the School Board staff to discuss these issues as soon as possible. 1. Public School Impact Application Please see below analysis. TABLE 155CHOOL ENROLLMENT/CAPACITY School B¢nchmark Enrollment Gross Capacity Over+ Under - Elementary Schools Bethune, Mary M Elementary 416 1,217 -801 Collins Elementary 284 408 -124 Dania Elementary 360 626 -266 Middle Schools Oakridge Elementary 406 721 -315 Attuc ks Middle 924 1350 -426 Olsen Middle 743 1238 -495 High Schools Hollywood Hills High 1820 2667 -847 South Broward High 2204 2527 -323 Source: 50BC Plannln TOOI for EnrollmenC accessed 23 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDM ENT TABLE 165CHOOLIMPACT Elementary Middle High Currant Commercial 30 acres N/A N/A N/A Pro osed Single family° Multi family 317 units 3,683 units X 0.218 = 69 X 0.142 = 523 X 0.116 = 36 X 0.056 = 206 X 0.167 = 53 X 0.302 = 376 CHANGE IN DEMAND +592 Elementary +242 Middle +429 High TOTAL CHANGE +1,2635TUDENTS 'Analysis utilizes most conservative student generation rate: Single family 4 or more aR. 'Analysis utilizes most conservative student generation rate: Townhouse 3 or more aR. 2. The associated fee in the form of a check made payable to the SBBC. To be provided. 6. ANALYSIS OF NATV RAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES Indicate if the site contains, is located adjacent to or has the potential to impact any of the natural and historic resources) listed below, and if so, how they will be protected or mitigated. Planning Council staff will request additional information from Broward County regarding the amendment's impact on natural and historic resources. A. Historic sites or districts on the National Register of Historic Places or locally designated historic sites. A file search of the Florida Master Slte File was requested which indicates site ID#BD00119 listed on Lhe national register. The results are reflected in Attachment VII. The City of Dania Beach Comprehensive Plan contains policies aimed at historic preservation and the CI[y has adopted a local Historic Preservation Ordinance, Article IX. B. Archaeological sites listed on the Florida Master Site File. Attachment VII depicts 61te ID #BD02904 as type "AR". Policy 27.20 of the com prehenslye plan addresses the protection and mitigation of DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT archaeological artifacts. C. Wetlands Some areas may contain w¢tlands. Prior to any ground disturbing activitl¢s, filling of surface waters or creaN ng surface waters, the BC' EPGMD must be contacted to determine if a license is required for the actlyl[y. Local Areas of Particular Concern as Identified within the Broward County Land Use Plan. Th¢ proposed amendment area contains a portion of West Lake Park (Local Area of Particular Concern/Natural Resource Area #98 and Enyironm¢nta lly Sensitive Land Area #116). A portion of Site #116 corresponds to the parcel set aside as "Conservation" use. All of Site #116 located within the boundaries of the RAG is awned by Broward County or the State of Florida, and Site #98 is owned by Florida Power and Light_ The City of Dania Beach's Comprehensive Plan contains policies which protect such sites. E. Priority Planning Area map and Broward County Land Use Plan Policy 2.21.1 regarding sea level rise. A review of the Priority Planning Area Map indicates portions of the subject site are located within a Prlo rity Planning Area_ These areas are primarily located in the northeast portion of the RAC which Is primarily developed as single family and along parts of Dania Bach Blvd which is primarily developed with commercial uses. The City will coordinate with the Broward County Environmental Resilient¢ Department to address BC policies related to Priority Planning Areas. F. "Endangered" or "threatened species" or "species of special concern" or "commercially exploited" as per the Florida Fish and Wildlife Co nseryatlon commission (fauna), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (flora and fauna), or the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (fauna). If yes, identify the species and show the habitat location on a map. There are no known endangered or threatened species or species of special concern known to inhabit the subject area. If required, further analysis will be conducted on a site -by -site basis as (r¢)d¢velopment occurs within the RAC. The City's LDC already requires this assessment within Sec. 250-30 — Wlld life Protection Requirements. 25 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDM ENT Plants listed in the Regulated Plant Index for protection by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The applican[ is not aware of any listed species an the site. H. Wellfields —Indicate whether the amendment is located within a wellFeld protection zone of influence as defined by Broward County Cade, Chapter 27, Article 13 "Wellfield Protection:' If so, specify the protected zone and any provisions, which will be made to protect the Wellfield The subject site is locai¢d wlthln a Wellfield Zone. Any development within the RAC must comply with Broward County's Wellfield Protection Ordinance_ Soils —Describe whether the amendment will require the alteration of soil conditions or topography. If so, describe what management practices will 6e used to mitigate the area's natural features Any site alteraLlons that may 6e necessary will meet applicable government regulations. Beach Access —Indicate if the amendment is ocean -front. If so, describe how public beach access will 6e addressed. The subject site is not oc¢a n-front 7. AFFORDABLE HOUSING Describe how the local government is addressing Broward county Land Use Plan Policy 2.16.2, consistent with Article S. A 15%/30-year set aside of affordable units is proposed, for a total of 600 affordable dwelling units. Appropriate documentation will be provid¢d to Broward County. 8. LAND USE COMPATIBI LITV Describe how the amendment is consistent with existing and planned future land uses in the area (including adjacent municipalities and/or county jurisdictions). Identify specific land development code provisions or other measures that have or will be utilized to ensure land use compatibility. The subject area is, and will continue to be, designated RAC on the future land use map. The RAC permits a mix of ca mplementary land use combinations that 26 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT support a high quality live, work and play community for residents and businesses. The proposed RAC amendm¢nt does not Introduce new uses bu[ instead am¢nds the density and intensity of uses already permitted within the RAC. The site will be dev¢loped in accordance with the Ciiy's Land Development Regulations, which ¢nsure compatibility through appropriate s¢tbacks and buffers between uses. 9. HURRICANE EVACUATION ANALYSIS (Required for amendments located in hurricane evacuation zone as identified by the Broward County Emergency Management Agency). Provide a hurricane evacuation analysis based on the proposed amendment, considering the number of permanent and seasonal residential d. u: s (Including special residential facilities) requiring evacuation, availability of hurricane shelter spaces, and evacuation routes and clearance times. The hurricane evacuation analysis shall be based on the best available data/modeling techniques as identifl ed by the 6roward County Emergency Management Agency. The eastern portion (east of US 1) of the amendment site is located In hurrlca ne evacuation zone B. Attachment VIII outlines the City's hurricane evacuation procedures. A part of this appllca[ion is amending [he restriction on units east of USi to permit a maximum of an additional 1,500 units east of U51. The City will coordinate with Broward County Emergency Management on appropriate measures regarding evacuation as outlined In Attachmen[ VIII. 10. REDEVELOPM ENT ANALYSIS Indicate if the amendment is located in an identified Redevelopment (i.e., Community Redevelopment Agency, Community Development Block Grant) area. If so, describe how the amendment will facilitate redevelopment and promote approved redevelopment plans. The RAG Is coterminous with the CRA. The proposed change in uses will help the City adjust to development that has occurr¢d within the RAC, as well as changing conditions anticipated to occur within the community. Development within the RAC will implement the CRA and Its mission to revitalize and Improve the quality of life for the community. Policy 2'l.1 specifies that development within ih¢ RAC shall be guided by and consistent with the CRA Mast¢r Plan. The demand for dw¢Iling units in the RAC continues [o grow. A robust residential component is essential to the succ¢ss of a mix¢d-living area where residents can live, work and play. Additionally, a 15% set aside of affordable units is proposed, DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT which furthers the CRA's goal of encouraging new d¢velopment of housing and providing affordable housing alterna[ives. 11. INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION 12. Indicate whether the proposed amendment site is adjacent to other local governments. If so, please provide addlttonal copies for the notification and/or review by adjacent local governments. Th¢ City of Hollywood Is adjacent [o the amendment ar¢a. The proposed amendment to approv¢d RAC us¢s continues to be consistent with the below Highlighted Regional Issues and Policies of [he BCLUP and the City of Dania Beach Comprehensive Plan: A. HIGHLIGHTED REGIONAL ISSUES i. Targeted Redevelopment Vision • Strategy TR-1 Prioritize new development and redevelopment to existing and planned downtowns and maJor transit corridors and transit hubs. o Broward County Land Use Plan amendments for appropriately located "activity center;' such as downtowns and transit corridors and hubsshall be given preference when considering new or redevelopment proposals. • Strategy TR-2: Support incentives to remove blight within Community Redevelopment Areas (CRA's) and similar areas. 2. Multi -Modal Vision Strategy MM-2: Recognize and address the transportation and housing connection. o Promote and support redevelopment and mixed use opportunities within and along major transportation hubs and corridors; 3. World -Class Natural Resource Protection and Enhancement Vision • STRATEGY EP-3: Preserve and protect Broward County's natural environment through County and local environmental regulatory programs and well -pia nned patterns of growth and development. o Promote the use of alternative modes of transportation and alternative fuels to reduce the negative impacts of exhaust fumes on air quality. F37 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT B. POLICIES (SECTION Z BCLUPI The continued use of the subject area furthers Policies 2.4.1 through 2.4.20 of the BCLUP which address the establishment and requirements of the Activity Center land use category. C. CITY OF DANIA BEACH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 1. Future Land Use Element • Policy 1.1 Provide for a mix of residential communities which will promote a diverse population and a healthy environment. Policy 5. 1 Encourage development to enhance the tax base of the community • Objective XXVII - Encourage compact development reflecting characteristics which include a miMure of community -serving uses such as cdmmercia 1, office, employment, civic, and institutional, recreation and open space, and residential, characterized by an efficient infrastructure, close-knit neighborhoods and sense of community, preservation of natural systems, promotion of pedestrian circulation and convenient access to mass transit facilities through the establishment of a Regional Activity Center land use category. Encourage attractive and functional mixed living, employment, shopping, education and recreational activities in the City of Dania Beach Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) by establishing within the Dania Beach Land Use Plan a Regional Activity Center. • Policy 27.1 The development of the Regional Activity Center shall be guided by the Community Redevelopment Agency's Redevelopment Master Plan and consistent with all elements of this plan. Policy 27.2 The Dania Beach Regional Activity Center shall support the location of uses and internal circulation such that pedestrian mobility is a priority. All land uses in a the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center shall be directly accessed via pedestrian ways, and accessible to existing or future alternate public tra nsportatlon modes, including bicycle and transit. • Policy 27.3 Non -motorized transportation as well as mass transit shall 6e encouraged to serve the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center to reduce reliance upon automobile travel. 29 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT Policy 27.4 Park land and/or open space that is accessible to the public shall be included as a functional component within the Oania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.6 To facilitate public transit access, integrated transportation systems shall be encouraged to serve the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.6 Quality, Affordable Housing opportunities shall be Included as a functional component within a the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.7 To enhance pedestrian movement and safety, the separation of pedestrian and vehicular traffic shall be encouraged within the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.8 Encourage affordable housing opportunities within the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center through various mechanisms such as the utilization of "affordable housing units." The direction of public housing program funds Into the Regional Activity Center, reduced lot size for dwelling units, construction of zero lot line and cluster housing, vertical integration of residential units with non- residential uses, the allowance of accessory dwelling units, or through other mechanisms proven effective in increasing the affordable housing stock. Policy 27.9 The Regional Activity Center shall be governed by land development regulatio ns that provide for an interconnected street network, a safe and attractive pedestrian environment, multi -modal transit connections, and transit -supportive densities and intensities along transit corridors. Policy 27.10 The city shall adopt local design guidelines that require transit shelters in the Regional Activity Center to provide safe and comfortable service and to encourage transit usage. Policy 27.11 The City shall adopt design standards within the land development regulations ensuring co mpatibllity between existing and planned land uses within and adjacent to the Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.12 To enhance pedestrta n/non-motorized activities and transportation connectivity, the Regional Activity Center shall integrate open space that is accessible to the public in the form of wide, continuous sidewalks with shade and pedestrian amenities, mid- black pedestrian crossings, and pu6ltc plazas. DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDM ENT • Policy 27.13 Pursuant to an interlocal agreement between the City and Broward County, the City is responsible for monitoring development activity and enforcing the permitted land use densities and intensities. • Policy 27.14 The City shall not allocate additional residential units within the area of the Regional Activity Center that has aDay-Night Average Sound Level (DN L) of 66 decibels or greater. • Policy 27.15 In order to ensure that all properties can be developed within the overall density and intensity Ilmltations of the Regional Activity Center, the City shall establish and implement a development tracking system. • Policy 27.16 The maximum intensity standards for nonresidential development in the Regional Activity Center are as follows: 1. All properties located within one -quarter mile of both the FEC Rail Corridor (proposed for commuter rail) and US-1 are permitted a maximum Floor -to -Area Ratio (FAR) of 8.0. 2. All properties not located pursuant to 1., above, but located within 750 feet of the US-1 or East Dania Beach Boulevard transit corridors are permitted a maximum FAR of 5.0. 3. All other locations are permitted a maximum FAR of 0.75. 4.Twenty (20) acres of Employment Center use shall be limited to a FAR of 0.29 regardless of location, pursuant to DCA Amendment No. 10-1 AR. S. Thirty (3D) acres of Commercial shall be Ii mixed to a FAR of 0.52 regardless of location, pursuant to DCA Amendment No. 10- 1AR. Policy 27.17 Acreage for non-residential land uses will be assigned on a gross acreage basis to all lands included within the development parcel needed to comply with on - site land development requirements, such as, but not limited to, building footprint, setbacks, parking, outdoor pedestrian circulation, landscaping, drainage, etc. Within mixed use projects, acreage shall be assigned according to the proportion of floor area associated with each use (e.g. if 50 percent of the floor area is used for A, then 50 percent of the gross acreage of the development parcel will be assigned to A). Policy 27.18 Floor to Area Ratios shall be calculated using the total gross acreage (on -site and off -site) used to 31 DANIA BEACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT comply with any combination of parking, drainage, or open space requirements for a development project. Policy 27.19 The residential density within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 (east of US-1) shall not exceed a 1500 dwellino units above the residential density previously allowed within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 before the adoption of the RAC land use category. The boundaries of Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 are shown in Broward Cou nty's Hurricane Evacuation Study, 2001. Policy 27.20 In the event of discovery of any archaeological artifacts during the construction of the RAC, construction shall stop within athirty-foot radius of the find and immediate notification shall be provided to the Broward County Historical Commission: the Division of H isto rtcal Resources, Florida Department of State; and the City/Town. Construction may resume within the affected area after the City/town, and the Broward County Historical Commission, pursuant to 92-38 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances; and the Division of Historical Resources, pursuant to Rule 9J-2.043, FAC, have determined the appropriate mltigatio n, ff any are warranted, and such measures have been implemented by Developer. Policy 27.21 Prior to issuance of any building permit of development, the City will consult with the appropriate water supplier to ensure that adequate water supplies to serve the new development will be available no later than the anticipated date of the certificate of occupancy. Any determination that adequate water supplies will be available will require the demonstration that a consumptive use permit has been issued to the City with sufficient allocation available to serve the new development, given all other existing commitments for that allocation. The "sufficient allocation" in the CUP shall be defined consistent with the permit's limiting conditions as they exist at the time of building permit Issuance. Permitted projects may be issued a Certificate of Occupancy only upon de monstratlon by the city that adequate water supply exists within the City's current legal allocation. 2. Housing Element Policy 11.6 Promote mixed -use development that provides an - - I array of housing types along transit corridors, including the establishment of a Local Activity Center DANIA 6EACH RAC LAND USE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT (LAC) future land use designation, the development of mixed use zoning districts, and the allocation of flex units to mixed -use projects. 3. Transportation Element 06]ective I — On an annual basis, through planning and land use regulation, The City shall continue to protect, maintain and improve the functional relationship between the multi -modal transportation system and the future land use map tc ensure that the transportation system is convenient and meets the needs of existing and future residents and land use patterns. 13. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT DOCUMENTS A. Other support documents or summary of support documents on which the proposed amendment is based. None at this time_ B. Any proposed voluntary mitigation or draft agreements. Not applicable. 14. PLAN AMENDMENT COPIES A. 3 hard copies and 10 digital copies (13 total) for the BCPC (Please include additional copies if amendment site is adjacent to other municipalities and/or county jurisdictions). Additional copies may be requested by the Planning Council Executive DirecTor after the initial application submittal. To 6e provided with transmittal. B. If requesting concurrent tra nsmittal to DEO, 1 hard and 10 digital (1l total) copies, as req ulred by DEO, of corresponding local land use plan amendment application, include transmittal letter from municipality to DEO. To be provld¢d with transmittal. EXHIBITS Location Map Text Amendment EXHIBIT B TEXT AMENDMENT D nia Beach Regional Activliv Center Dania Beach Regional Activity Center land use designation —density and Intensity specifications. Land Uses: Maximum Intensity (unless otherwise Indicated) Residential*: 2,348 single family homes 2g6 duplexes - 2,047 townho mes 972 garden apartments 2,165 mid rise apartments 317 s'nRle family homes 3.683 multi family units Commercial: 2964.0 acres plus an additional 500,000 s.f. of commercial floor area approved with the former LAC. Industrial: 247.5 acres Employment Center: 74.5 acres Transportation: 6.6 acres Hotel: 640 rooms Community Facilit(es: 36.2 acres (or as needed) Parks Sc Recreation: 40.5 acres (minimum) Conservation: 2.6 acres (minimum) Utilities: 2.6 acres (or as needed) *Dwelling units for anY given category (ex: single-family, townhouse, etc.) maybe substituted for dwelling units of another category provided that the substitution results to the same or lesser student generation rates. Objective XXVII -Encourage compact development reflecting characteristics which include a mixture of community -serving uses such as commercial, office, employment, civic, and institutional, recreation and open space, and residential, characterized by an efficient infrastructure, close-knit neighborhoods and sense of community, preservation of natural systems, promotion of pedestrian circulation and convenient access to mass transit facilities through the establishment of a Regional Activity Center land use category. Encourage attractive and functional mixed living, employment, shopping, education and recreational activities in the City of Dania Beach Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) by establishing within the Dania Beach Land Use Plan a Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.1 The development of the Regional Activity Center shall be guided by the Community Redevelopment Agency's Red evelop menu Master Plan and consistent with all elements of this plan. Policy 27.2 The Dania Beach Regional Activity Center shall support the location of uses and Internal circulation such that pedestrian mobility is a priority. All land uses in a the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center shall be directly accessed via pedestrian ways, and accessible to existing or future alternate public transportation modes, including bicycle and tra nsit. Policy 27.3 Non -motorized transportation as well as mass transit shall be encouraged to serve the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center to reduce reliance upon automobile travel. Policy 27.4 Park land and/or open space that is accessible to the public shall be included as a functional component within the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.5 To facilitate public transit access, integrated transportation systems shall be encouraged to serve the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.6 quality, Affordable Housing opportunities shall be included as a functional component within -tire Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.7 To enhance pedestrian movement and safety, the separation of pedestrian and vehicu lar traffic shall be encouraged within the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.5 Encourage affordable housing opportunities within the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center through various mechanisms such as the utilization ofi "affordable housing units." The direction of public housing program funds into the Regional Activity i Center, reduced lot size for dwelling units, construction of zero lot line and cluster housing, vertical integration of residential units with non-residential uses, the allowance of accessory dwelling units, or through other mechanisms proven effective to increasing the affordable housing stock. Policy 27.9 The Regional Activity Center shall be governed by land development regulations that provide for an interconnected street network, a safe and attractive pedestrian environment, multi -modal transit connections, and transit -supportive densities and intensities along transit corridors. Policy 27.1D The city shall adopt local design guidelines that require transit shelters In the Regional Activity Center to provide safe and comfortable service and to encourage transit usage. Policy 27.11 The City shall adopt design standards within the land development regulations ensuring com patib ll lty between existing and planned land uses within and a djacent to the Regional Activity Center. Policy 27.12 To enhance pedestrta n/non-motorized activities and transportation connectivity, the Regional Activity Center shall Integrate open space that is accessible to the public in the form of wide, continuous sidewalks with shade and pedestrian amenities, mid- block pedestrian crossings, and public plazas. Policy 27.13 Pursuant to an inte rlocal agreement between the City and Broward County, the City is responsible for monitoring development activity and enforcing the permitted land use densities and intensities. Policy 27.14 The City shall not allocate add(tional residential units within the area of the Regional Activity Center that has aDay-Night Average Sound Level (DNL) of 65 decibels or greater. Policy 27.15 In order to ensure that all properties can be developed within the overall density and intensity limitations of the Regional Activity Center, the City shall establish and implement a development tracking system. Policy 27.16 The maximum intensity standards for nonresidential development in the Regional Activity Center are as follows: 1. All properties located within one -quarter mile of both the FEC Rail Corridor (proposed for commuter rail) and US-1 are permitted a maximum Floor -to - Area Ratio (FAR) of 8.0. 2. All properties not located pursuant to 1., above, but located within 750 feet of the US-1 or East Dania Beach Boulevard transit corridors are permitted a maximum FAR of 5.0. 3. All other locations are permitted a maximum FAR of 0.75 4. Twenty (20) acres of Employment Center use shall be limited to a FAR of 0.29 regardless of location, pursuant to DCA Amendment No. 10-1 AR. 6. Thirty (30) acres of Commercial shall be limited to a FAR of 0.52 regardless of location, pu rsuant to DCA Amendment No. 10- lAR. Policy 27.17 Acreage for non-residential land uses will be assigned on a gross acreage basis to all lands Included within the development parcel needed to comply with on -site land development requirements, such as, but not limited to, building footprint, setbacks, parking, outdoor pedestrian circulation, landscaping, drainage, etc. Within mixed use projects, acreage shall be assigned according to the proportion of floor area associated with each use (e.g. if 50 percent of the floor area is used for A, then 50 percent of the gross acreage of the development parcel will be assigned to A). Policy 27.18 Floor to Area Ratios shall be calculated using the total gross acreage (on - site and off -site) used to comply with any combination of parking, dra lnage, or open space requirements for a development project. Policy 27.19 The residential density within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 (east of US-1) shall not exceed f 1 500 dwellings units above the residential density previously allowed within Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 before the adoption of the RAC land use category. The boundaries of Traffic Evacuation Zone 16 are shown in Broward County's Hurricane Evacuation Study, 2001. Policy 27.20 In the event of discovery of any archaeological artifacts during the construction of the RAC, construction shall stop within a thirty-foot radius of the find and immediate notification shall be provided to the Broward County Historical Commission: the Division of Historical Resources, Florida Department of State; and the City/Town. Construction may resume within the affected area after the City/town, and the Broward County Historical Commission, pursuant to 92-38 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances; and the Division of Historical Resources, pursuant to Rule 9J-2.043, FAC, have determined the appropriate mitigation, if any are warranted, and such measures have been Implemented by Developer. Policy 27.21 Prior to issuance of any building permit of development, the City will consult with the appropriate water supplier to ensure that adequate water supplies to serve the new development will be available no later than the anticipated date of the certificate of occupancy. Any determination that adequate water supplies will be available will require the demonstration that a consumptive use permit has been Issued to the City with sufficient allocation available to serve the new development, given all other existing commitments for that allocation. The "sufficient allocation" in the CUP shall be defined consistent with the permit's Ifm tting conditions as they exist at the time of building permit issuance. Permitted projects may be issued a Certificate of Occupancy only upon demonstration by the City that adequate water supply exists within the City's current legal allocation. ATTACHMENTS Potable Water Correspondence Sanitary Sewer Correspondence Solid Waste Correspondence III Drainage Correspondence Inventory of Local Parks IV V Mass Transit Correspondence VI Florida Master Site File Search Vli Hurricane Evacuation VIII ATTACHMENT 1 Potable Water Correspondence bc�3 �®tb��®� K¢rr 81 Associat¢s, Inc. Mambar, Amatloan InBtkuta of CBNIIetl Plennem January 31, 2022 Via E-mail: dozaydin@dania beachfl.gov Dincer Ozaydin Public Services Deputy Director City of Dania Beach 1201 Stirling Road Dania Beach, FL 33005 Re: "Dania Beach RAC" Land Use Plan Text Amendment— Sanitary Sewer Analysis M r. Ozaydin: My office is preparing an application for a land use plan text amendment (LU PA) in the City of Dania Beach. As part of our analysts, we are required to evaluate the impacts of the proposed amendment and confirm the effect on potable water. 1 have attached a copy of the analysis we have prepared and a siie location map. I would appreciate your review of the materials and a written response concerning the accuracy of this information. Please provide me with your response at your earliest convenience. If you should have any questions or require additional information, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for Your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, (telly Ra� Planner Enclosures • Planning Zoning Land Use Expert Testimony BOB East Las Olaa Boulevard, Suites 104, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3330'1 Phone (954) 487-6308 Fex (954) 467-6309 Ikarre08�bailsouth.nat - www.LalghRobinsonKarr.col� Estnbl/ahetl Y8B5 Dania Beach ftAC Text Amend ment A. PROJECT INFORMATION The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and is generally located east of 1-96, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The subject area will remain designated RAC. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses to reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,00o dwelling units consisting of 317 single -fa mlly units and 3,683 multi -family units. Refer to Table 1: Current and Proposed Uses. The original RAC established in 2009 did not propose any additional units above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at that time. TABLE 1 CU RRE NT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Vse Current Pro osed Net Change Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 11,818 du's consisting of: + 4,000 du's: 2,345 Single-family 2,348 Single-family 2,165 High-rise 2,165 Hlgh-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family +317 Single -Family 3,683 Multi-famlly +3,683 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No than e Commercial 294 acres plus 500 ksf 264 acres plus 500 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.5 acres 247.6 acres No change Emplo ment Center 74.5 acres 74.5 acres No than e Com munit Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks & Rec (min. 40.5 acres 40.5 acres No than e Trans ortation 6.5 acres 6.6 acres No change Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.5 acres 2.5 acres No change Page 2 Dania Beach RAC TeM Amend ment Potable Water Analvsis B. POTABLE WATER ANALYSIS Provide the potable water level of service per the adopted certified local land use plan, including the adoption date of the 10 Year Water Supply Facilities Plan. The subject site is within the City's Water Sv Wastewater Services service ar¢a. The City is In the proc¢ss of updating its Water Supply Plan, which indicates th¢ City's level of service standard is 135 gpcd or less_ 2. Potable Water Capacity/Demand a) Identify the potable water facility serving the area in which the amendment is located including the current plans capacity, current and committed demand on the plant and planned plant capacity expansions, including year and finding sources. CURRENT PLANT CAPACITY 8. DEMAND —POTABLE WATER Current Plant Capacity 5.04 MGD Current+Committed Plant Demand 2.4 MGD SFWMD Permitted Withdrawal 2.68 MGD Planned Ex ansio ns None Source: Public l)tlllty Management ga Planning Services, Inc. (CRy Consultant) b) Identify the wellfield servtng the area in which the amendment is located including the SFWMD permitted withdrawal and expiration date of the SFWMD permit. - The City's wellfields G and I, C51 reservoir and Broward County South Regional wellfield serve the amendment area. The current SFWMD permit expiration date Is 3/11/2033. Page 3 Dania Beach RAC Text Amendment 3. Identify the net Impact on potable water demand, based on adopted level of service, resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per s.f. or d.u. " -- � — - `- - POTABLE WATER IMPACT (NET CHANGE) USE DENSITY/INTENSITY RATE TOTAL t Commercial 30 ac (1,3D6,800 sf) x O.l gpd/sfl 130,650 GPD Proposed Single family Multi family 317 units 3G83 units x 150 GPD/unit x 75 GPD/unit 47,550 GPO 27G 225 GPD 323,775 GPD Net Change. + 193,095 GPD ass, roo co�,.�,.�.nai a„n soi,mo orn� W 4. Correspondence from potable water provider verifying the information submitted as part of the application on items 1-3 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. Dincer Ozaydin Public Services D¢puty Director City of Dania Beach 1201 Stirling Road Dania Beach, FL 33005 Phone: 954-924-6800 z 3617 E-Mail: dozaydin@daniabeachfl.gov Page 4 Dania Beach RAC Text Amend ment Potable Water Analysis 0 ruc oisrriox � cny or oan�a eeacn Page 5 ATTACHMENT 11 Sanitary Sewer Correspondence b�� ®i��)m�®Fni Kerr 8Z Associates, Inc. Member, American Inslauta of Certirlatl Plennem January 31, 2022 Via E-mail: AVEREA-FERIAiy holivwoodfl.or Alicia Verea-Ferf a, CFM Engtn eer Ciiy of Hollywood, Florida Department of Public Utilities - Engineering &Construction Services 2600 Hollywood Blvd, Room 308 Hollywood, FL 33022 Re: "Dania Beach RAC" Land Use Plan Text Amendment —Sanitary Sewer Analysis Ms. Averea-Feria: My office is preparing an application for a land use plan text amendment (LU PA) in the City of Dania Beach. As part of our analysis, we are required to evaluate the impacts of the proposed amendment and confirm the effect on sanitary sewer. 1 have attached a copy of the analysis we have prepared and a site location map. I would appreciate your review of the mate rtals and a written response concerning the accuracy of this information. If you co uid provide that Information, it would be greatly appreciated. Please provide me with your response at your earliest convenience. If you should have any questions or require additional information, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincere(l�y, �y Ray �— Planner Enclosures • Planning Zoning Land Use - Expert Testimony 808 East Las Olas Boulava rd, Suite Y04, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 Phone (964) 467-6306 Fax (964) 467-B3D9 IkarrB08®ballsouth.nat - www.LatghRobinsonKarcco� Esrab/Ishad YHH6 Dania Beach RAC TeM Amendmeni Sanitary Sewer Analysis A. The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and Is generally located east of I-95, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The subject area will remain designated RAC. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses to reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,000 dwelling units consisting of 317 single-family units and 3,683 multi -family units. Refer to Table 1: Current and Proposed Uses. The original RAC established In 2009 did not propose any additional units above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at that time. TABLE 1 CU RRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Us¢ Current Proposed Net Change Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 11,815 du's consisting of: +4,000 du's: 2,348 Single-family 2,348 Single-family 2,165 High-rise 2,165 Hlgh-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family +317 Single -Family 3,683 Multi -family +3,683 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Commercial 294 acres plus 500 ksf 264 acres lus 600 ksf - 30 acres Ind ustriai 247.5 acres 247.5 acres No change Emplo ment Center 74.5 acres 74.5 acres No than e Com munit Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks 8< Rec (min.) 40.5 acres 4D.5 acres No than e Trans ortaTion 6.5 acres 6.5 acres No change Conservation (min. 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.6 acres 2.5 acres No change Page Dania Beach RAC Text Amend ment Sanitary Sewer Analysis B. SANITARY SEWER ANALYSIS 1. Provide the sanitary sewer adopted level of service per the adopted and certified local land use plan The City of Dania Beach presently contracts with the City of Hollywood for wastewater treatment. The level of service in the Gity of Hollywood Water is 315 gallons per day per Equivalent Residential Conn¢ction (City of Hollywood W WTP). 2. Identify the sanitary sewer facility serving the area in which the amendment is located including the current plant capacity, current and committed demand on the plant , and planned plant capacity expansions, including year and funding sources. SANITARY SEWER DEMAND ANO CAPACITY Hollywood Wastewater Treatment Plant Plant Capacity 48 J6 MGD' Current+ Committed Demand 40.36 + 1.6�9 = 42.03 MGD� Planned Plani Capacity 60.00a Year/Fu ndin Sources 2012, Water Sa Sewer Fund Soufce:°BfOwaftl coon ewataf TfeH[mem Plant Flout Cilculatlans'° of Holl wootl Ceam Plan 3. Identify the neT impact on sanitary sewer demand, based on the adopted level of service, resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per square foot* or dwelling unit. SANITARY SEWER IMPACT (NET CHANGE USE DENSITY/INTENSITY RATE TOTAL Current � � -- Commercial 30 ac (1,306,800 sf) x O.1 gpd/sfl 130,680 GPO Pr_o posed Sinple family 317 units x 300 GPD/u nit 95,100 GPD Multi family 3683 units x 250 GPD/unit 920 750 GPD 1,O15,850 GPD Net Chang¢ + 885,170 GPO SF: 435,600 COTmertlal antl 671,100 Offlcc Page 3 Dania Beach RAC TeM Amendment Sancta ry Sewer AnalYsls 4. Correspondence from sewer provider verifying Information submitted as part of the application on items 1-3. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. Alicia Verea-Feria, CFM Engineer Clty of Hollywood, Florida Department of Public Util sties Engineering Sa Construction Services 260D Hollywood Blvd, Room 308 Hollywood, FL 33022 Phone: (954)921-3302 AV EREA-FERIACa•hollvwoodfl.ore Page 4 Dania Beach RAG Tent Amendm ent I Sanitary Sewer Analysis �. ..n _ _ .—� _ �_ .� _ �� Y � :�I �111 — -i �� —_III � }1 €�`Iy ��'�2'—�Ily AY Y .11lt '�'X SIr � I ,..1.:1� � � .__ dII 1114tl h7 C�8}J J� �L � � = I to �1:;1� � A �' 1�,. 'i�W' iJ�11.�N �1 n I�.If� d .I. Q RAC �ISVIct ® CLLy of Oanle B®ecM1 Page 5 ATTACHMENT III Solid Waste Correspondence Ly�i� EP3®ib3�®m Kerr 8Z Associates, Inc. Membey Amatlaan InaOtula of Cortlfletl Planners January 31, 2D22 Stephanie Gallitano Market Sales Manager Waste Management Via E-mail: sgallita no@wm.com Re: "Dania Beach RAC" Land Use Plan Text Amendment —Solid Waste Analysis Ms. Gallitano: My office is preparing an application for a land use plan text amendment (LUPA) in the City of Dania Beach. As part of our analysis, we are required to evaluate the impacts of the proposed amendment and confirm the effect on sc lid waste. I have attached a copy of the analysis we have prepared and a site location map. 1 would appreciate your review of the materials and a written response concerning the accu ra cY of this information. If you should have any questions or require additional information, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincere!'lly, �y Ra- Planner Enclosures Planning - Zoniag - Land Use � Expert Testimony BOB East Las Olas Boulevard, Suite t04, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3330t Phone (954) 467-63OB Fax (954) 467-6309 j Ikarr808®ballsouth.nat - www.Lalgh Robinson Kerr.coph Es/ab/Ishad Y985 - �r Dania Beach RAC TeM Amendment Solid Waste Analysis A. PROJECT INFORMATION The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and is generally located east of I-95, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The subject area will remain designated RAC. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses io reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,000 dwelling units consisting of 317 single-family units and 3,653 multi -family units. Refer to Ta ble 1: Current and Proposed Uses. The original RAC established in 2009 did not propose any additional units above what was perm stied under the existing future land uses at that time. TABLE 1 CURRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Use Current Proposed Net Change Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting of: 11,S1S du's consisting of: +4,000 du's: 2,34E Single-family 2,34851ng1e-family 2,165 High-rise 2,166 High-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family +317 Single -Family 3,683 Multi -family +3,683 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Commercial 294 acres plus 500 ksf 264 acres lus 600 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.E acres 247.5 acres No change Em loym ent Center 74.6 acres 74.5 acres No than e Community Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks 8. Rec (min.) 40.6 acres 40.5 acres No than e Transportation 6.5 acres 6.5 acres No change Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.5 acres 2.5 acres No change Page 1 Dania Beach RAC Text Amendment � � Solid Waste Analysis B. SOLID WASTE ANALYSIS 1. Provide the adopted level of service standard for the municipality in which the amendment is located. Facility Type Generation Per Day Residential 8.9 lbs. per unit Factory/Warehouse 2 lbs. per 300 square feet Office buildings 1 Ib. per 100 square feet Retail/service 416s. per 100 square feet Supermarket 9 lbs. per 100 square feet Grade School 10 Ibs per room 1� Y. Ib. per pupil High School 8lbs. per room and'/. Ib. per pupil Hospital S Ibs. per bed Nursing Home 3 Ibs. per person Hotel/motel 3 Ibs. per room 2. Identify the solid waste facilities serving the service area in which the amendment is located including the landfill/plant capacity, current plus committed demand on landfill/plant capacity, and planned Ian ditll/plant capacity. The City solid was[e collection and disposal is handled by the Waste Management and disposed of at the Broward County landfill_ SOLID WASTE FAGILIT_IES Facility Name -Broward County Landfill Capacity - 4.823 million tons/yr at BC Facility (698,236 ions/Yr at Resource Recovery Facilit ) Current Demand — 570,000 tons Planned Ca achy-570,000 tons Page 2 Dania Beach RAC TeM Amendment i -I Soiid Waste Analysis 3. Identify the net Impact on solid waste demand resulting from the proposed amendment. Provide calculations, including anticipated demand per square foot or d.u. SOLID WASTE IMPACT (NET CHANGE USE DENSITY/INTENSITY RATE TOTAL Current Commercial 30 ac (1,306,800 sf)': 436,600 Comm x 4 Lbs/day/100 sf 17,4Z4 Lbs/day 871,200 Office x 2 Lbs/day/100 sf 1/ 424 Lbs/dav 34,848 Lbs/day Proposed Single family 317 units x 8.9 Lbs/day/unit Z,8Z1 Lbs/day Multi family 3683 units x8.9 Lbs/day/unit 32 //9 Lbs/dav 35,600 Lbs/day -.-,_-...�.: _ '_ �� Net Cb:� ga + 752 Lbs/day. ssoo cor�ro�.=�ai aoa e>a zoo ofnre 4. Correspondence from the solid waste provider verifying that capacity is avails 6le to serve the amendment area the Information submitted as part of the application on hems 1-3 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. Name: Ste hanie Gallitano Tttle: Market Sales Manager Agency: Waste Management Contact sgallita no@wm.com Page Dania Beach RAC Te xt Amendment r_� RAC District ® CKy oT Oanla Beach Page ATTACHMENT IV Drainage Correspondence �� ®L�i�(im�®)I�t K¢rr 81 Associat¢s, Iac. Member, American Inatnute W CanMaa Planners January 31, 2022 Via E-mail: sju ncosa@broward.org Susan Juncosa B roward County Water and Wastewater Services Water Management Division 2555 W. Copans Road Pompano Beach, FL 33069 Ra: "Dania Beach RAC" Land Use Plan Text Amendment -Drainage Analysis Ms.Juncosa: My office is preparing an application for a land use plan text amendment (LU PA) in the City of Dania Beach. As part of our analysis, we are required to evaluate the impacts of the proposed amendment and confirm the effect on drainage. have attached a copy of the analysts we have prepared and a site location map. 1 would appreciate your review of the materials and a written response concerning the accuracy of this information. If you could provide that Information, it would be greatly appreciated. Please provide me with your response at your earliest convenience. If you should have any questions or require additional information, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. SinceWpr-e(�l�yc, �y Ray — Planner Enclosures • Planning - Zoning - Land Use Bxpert Testimony BOB East Las Olas Boulevard, Suites f 04, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3330f Phone (964) 46'7-6308 FaX (964) 467-8306 Ikarr608G�balisouth_nat - www.LalghFiobinson Karccor�r Eatab/lahea >HB5 Dania Beach RAC Text Amendment A. PROJECT INFORMATION The amendment area is The Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and is generally located east of I-96, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The subject area will remain designated RAC. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses to reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,00o dwelling units consisting of 317 single-family units and 3,683 multi -family units. Refer To Table 1: Current and Proposed Vses. The original RAG established in 2009 did not propose any additional units above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at that time. TABLE 1 CU RRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Use Current Proposed Net Change Residential (du's) 7,818 du's consisting oF: 11,818 du's consisting of: + 4,000 du's: 2,348 Single-family 2,3485ingie-family 2,165 High-rise 2,165 High-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 317 Single-family +317 Single -Family 3,683 Multi -family +3,683 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Commercial 294 acres lus 500 I<sf 264 acres plus 500 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.5 acres 247.E acres No change Employment Center 74.5 acres 74.6 acres No change Community Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No than e Parks Sa Rec (min.) 40.5 acres 40.6 acres No change Trans ortation 6.5 acres 6.5 acres No change Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.5 acres 2.5 acres No change 2 Dania Beach RAC Text Amendment B. DRAINAGE ANALYSIS 1. Provide the drainage level of service per the adopted and certified local land use plan. Private Property: retain property and dispose of K inch of storm runoff during any five minute period. Buildings: To have the lowest floor el¢vallon no lower than the elevation for the respectly¢ area depicted on the National Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for flood hazard areas based on 100 y¢ar flood elevation plus 1 foot. 2. Identify the dra to age district and drainage systems serving the amendment area. South Florida Water Management District and Braward Coun[y Environm¢ntal Engineering and Permitting Division. 3. Identify any planned drainage improvements, including year, funding sources and other relevant information. Drainage improyements will ba compl¢t¢d at time of construction, as needed. 4. Indicate if a Surface Water Management Plan has been approved by, or an application submitted to, the SFWMD and/or any fnd ependent drainage district, for the amendment site. Identify the permit nu mber(s), or application numbers) if the project is pending, far the amendment site. If an amendment site is not required to obtain a SFWMD permit, provide documentation of same. Surface Water Management Permits will b¢ obtained as needed_ 5. If the area in which the amendment is located does not meet the adopted level of service and there are no improvements planned (by the unit of local government or drainage authority) to address the deficiencies, provide an engineering analysis which demonstrated how the site will be drained and the impact on the surrounding properties. The information should include the wet season water level for the amendment site, design storm elevation, natural and proposed land elevation, one hundred year flood elevation, acreage for proposed water management retention area, elevations for builtlings, roads and years, storage and ru Hoff calculations for the design storm and estimated time for flood waters to recede to The natural land elevation. Page 3 Dania beach RAC Text Amend ment Development within The subject area shall meet the requirements of the City of Dania Beach, SFW MD and Broward County. After development of [he site and consistent with the drainag¢ standards of the City, County and SFWMD, the subject area will meet the adopted level of service. 6. Correspondence from local drainage district verifying the information submitted as part of the appiicatlon on items 1-5 above. correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. Susan Juncosa Broward County Water and WasLewat¢r Se rvlces Water Management Division 2555 W. Copans Road Pompano Beach, FL 33D69 Email: sju ncosa@broward.org Page 4 ATTACHMENT V Inventory of Local Parks CITY OF DANIA BEACH — �---MUNIGIRAL-OPEN-6 PAGEINYGENTORV---------- PARK NAME FACITYLV TYPE ACREAGE rf Parker Canter Houston Park Community '].8 'Ti-eYtall La Re Center/Dog Park qom munl. 39.3 Secret Woods Community 6.7 67 ac Pond A le Slough Com munit 4.6 46 ac Dania Beach (foci. Toatie & Whiskey Creek Community 26.5 West Lake Marsh �Commuriit 10 136 ac " Dania Elementar Neighborhood 2.6 Olsen Nei hborhood 9.9 PJ Meli Park Neighborhood 9.7 Coll{ns Neighborhood 4.9 Modello NeI hborhood 9.'] Frost Nelghborhood 10.1 Dania Cove Park NeI hborhood 4.66 Northside/Malalauce Park Neigh boyhood .� Mullikan Neighborhood 1.0 '-CFiegterB. rtl ....'-_.-_ Nei htrorhoud-_- _ __. ___ .._..-2:5—__ — ...... -. TOTAL 149:66 w 10% of county park area up to a max. of 10 acres towards t.ci� POPULATION DEMAND (3 ac/1,000) Current 2020 Po ulation: 33,888 101.66 acres Bulitlout (2045 Po ulaifon: 44,329 132.98 acres fi;ECERTI FIED: � � ZI �EFFE'GTNE: \\Bc\Efs\Groups3\PC\Planning\RecenlFlcatlans\2021 aec¢rtr\Harbor Landings (Dania Beacb)\Park Fi Open Space InvenfOry.Docx ATTACHMENT VI Mass Transit Letter ��€� �®1�$�®mom K¢rr 81 Assoc?at¢s, Inc. Member, American Inelbute of Canl,atl Plannem January 31, 2022 Via E-mail: dmanichello@broward.o rg Daniel A. Manichello Broward County Transit Division Service Planner 1 N. University Drive Plantation FL 33324 - Re: "Dania B¢aeh RAC" Land Use Plan Text Amendment -Mass Transit Analysis Mr. Manichello: My office Is preparing an application for a land use plan text amendment (LU PA) in the City of Dania Beach. As part of our analysis, we are required to evaluate the impacts of the proposed amendment and confirm the effect on mass transit. I have attached a copy of the analysis we have prepared and a site location map. 1 would appreciate Your review of the materials and a written response concerning the accuracy of this inform at(on. If you could provide that information, it would be greatly appreciated. If you should have any questions or require additional Information, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. �S i n c�VepJr� /e(�l��y, y Ray �- Planner Enclosures - Planning - Zoning -Land Use � Ex)xsCTestimony 806 East Las Olas Boulevard, Suites t 04, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 Phone (964) 467-6306 Fax (B54) 487-6309 �( IkarrBOB�ballsouth.nat - www.Lalgh Robinson Karr.corJ1 Esleb/lahad iaBS Dania Beach RAC Text Amendment A. PROJECT INFORMATION The amendment area is the Dania Beach Regional Activity Center (RAC) which contains approximately 1,344 acres and Is generally located east of I-95, between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. The su Eject area will remain designated RAC. The applicant proposes to amend the mix of uses to reduce the commercial category by thirty (30) acres and add 4,000 dwelling units consisting of 317 single-family units and 3,683 multi -family units. Refer to Table 1: Current and Proposed Uses. The original RAC established in 2009 did not propose any additional units above what was permitted under the existing future land uses at that time. TABLE 1 CURRENT AND PROPOSED LAND USE DANIA BEACH RAC Use Current Proposed Nat Chan e Residential (du's) 7,S1S du's consisting of: 11,818 du's consisting of: + 4,000 du's: 2,348 Single-family 2,348 Single-family 2,169 H(gh-rise 2,165 High-rise 2,047 Townhouses 2,047 Townhouses 972 Garden Apt 972 Garden Apt 286 Duplexes 286 Duplexes 3175ingle-family +3175ingle-Family 3,683 Multi -family +3,683 Multi -Family Hotel 640 rooms 640 rooms No change Commercial 294 acres plus 500 ksf 264 acres plus 600 ksf - 30 acres Industrial 247.5 acres 247.5 acres No change Em loyment Center 74.5 acres 74.5 acres No change Community Facilities 36.2 acres 36.2 acres No change Parks & Rec (min. 40.5 acres 40.5 acres No change Transportation 6.5 acres 6.5 acres No than e Conservation (min.) 2.6 acres 2.6 acres No change Utilities 2.5 acres 2.5 acres No change Dania Beach RAC TeM Amend ment Mass Transit Analysis B. MASS TRANSIT ANALYSIS 1. Identify the mass transit modes, existing and planned mass transit routes and scheduled service (headway) serving the amendment area within one -quarter of a mile. TABLE 2 MA55 TRANSIT ROUTES Route Coverage Weekday Headways Weekend H¢adways 1 U51 None 10/15 min. B reeze (101) U51 10/15 min. None q Dania Beach Blvd/NW In St/Griffin Rd 15/20 min. Peak 30 min. Sat: 15 min. Sun: 15/25. Min 6 Ravenswood Rd/Stirling Rd 10/15 min. Sat: 15 min. Sun: 15 min. 12 Dania Pier/A1A/Sheridan St 15/20 min. Sat: 15/20 min. Sun: 15/2D min. Community Shuttle East ?;< West City Hall, Oakwood, Airport Trt-Rail, Hardrock, Shopping +/-EO-75 min. Sat:+/-60-75 min. Sun: None 2. Describe how the amendment furthers or supports mass transit use. The subject sit¢ supports the utilization of mass transit by developing along and near roadways which are located within '/. mile of mass transit services. The RAC land use designation reflects amixed-use development pattern mare supportive of transit and internalized traffic patterns that traditional land use categories. Correspondence from transit provider verifying the Information submitted as par[ of the application on items 1-2 above. Correspondence must contain name, position and contact information of party providing verification. Name: Daniel A. Manichello Agency: Broward Count Transit Division Position: Service Planner Email dmanichelio@broward.org Address: 1 N. 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Directives as to the accassibil ity of specific causaway(s), streets, or other routes of travel will be identified via radio massages (WSBR AM 74, WIOO B10 AM, or WKIS FM 99.9). Public address vehicles will patrol the affected areas to broadcast pertinent information. Surveillance groups (Police, Fire and other City Personnel) will report at regular intervals to the EOC for the purpose of assessing building, road and bridge conditions- City building inspectors will assess and report on the co nditlon of various buildings. The BSO, through the use of patrol cars, will assess bridges and roadways, reporting hourly on road flooding and bridge conditions. In the event that privet¢ modes of transportation are unavailable, public transportation (buses) will 6a utilized. Pick-ups and routing will be coordinated through the EOC per Broward County Evacuation Routes. When horizontal (road travel) evacuation is too dangerous, vertical evacuation (in buildings 4 stories or more) will ba suggested. This message will ba transmitted vta radio communications and/or surveillance group public address systems. HURRICANE EVACUATION PLAN (Residents 8a Visitors This plan will provide for an orderly and coordinated evacuation of City of Dania Beach residents and visitors to minimize the loss of life end suffering that could be caused by the effects of hurricanes. The plan is designed for use in hurricane situations. Basal on the predicted severity of a particular hurricane, evacuation may be required from coastal areas, from low-lying inland areas, and during any hurricane from mobile homes. Particularly vulnerable to severe wave action and the affects of titlal surge is that area east of the Intracoastal water way with only one westward egress route available whose approaches could become inaccessible due to high water, probability of evacuating this area merits foremost consideration. It is anticipated that at the earliest threat of the possible approach of a hurricane, many residents and visitors will begin evacuating to distant inland points on their own initiative. This will not ba discouraged but the increase in traffic will require monitoring by law enforcement agencies. Significant increase in this early evacuation traffic will ba reported to the Broward Sheriff's Office for dissaminatlon to adjacent jur(sdictions for their preparation for potential impact. Privately owned vehicles are the principal source of evacuation transportation and must ba utilized fully. CRy of Dania Beach —Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 202t — 92 H urricana Annex Broward County Mass Transit buses, augmented by County school buses If necessary, will ba positioned at designated pick-up points to provide transportation to refuges for those individuals who have not bean able to make other arrangements. _Tempos ry Refuoass Public or private high-rise buildings, preferably west of the Intracoastal Waterway, of substantial construction used as temporary, quick access haven from hurricane winds and high water. t. Refuges are expected to be occupied for more than six to twelve hours. Persons seeking safety in temporary refuges, whether a public or private building, will occupy only the common use areas of the bulltltng such as corridors, hallways, stairwells, lobbies, etc. no other areas will ba used except with the permission of the owners or tananta concerned. 2. Occupants of temporary refuges can only expect to have access to available drinking fountains, public sanitary facilities and any existing food, drink or candy vending machines. 3. Anything lase than exemplary conduct on the part of the occupants of temporary regress cannot ba tolerated. Central control and coordination of evacuation movement will emanate from the Broward County Emergency Operating Center (EOC) in the Courthouse. Communications will ba maintained between municipal evacuation coordinators and the Broward Sheriff's Offlca evacuation coordinator in the EOC to report progress of evacuation movement and for resolution of problems that could Impact the overall evacuation operation. Reentry into evacuated areas will be permitted only after it is determined by damage assessment teams that there no longer exists any hazard to public health or safety. Traffic control will continua to facilitate movement of rescue and other emergency forces. SPECIAL ATTENTION Fire stations are not places of refuge and shall not ba utilized as such. Exceptions can ba made by the BSO DFRES Command Staff in the case of an emergency. Evacuation —District 7: As part of the Broward County Hurricane Evacuation Plan, the City of Dania Beach has been designated District 7. To provide information in the event evacuation is necessary, the Broward County Transportation Planning Unit did an extensive study of the coastal area of Broward. Tha following information applies to District 7. 1. Evacuation route is west on Griffin Road, Stirling Road or Sheridan Street 2. Thera would ba 500 to 'I,000 autos to evacuate. 3. Total persons to evacuate in Distr'�ct 7 is approximately 3,000. 4, About parsons would have to ba evacuated by County provided buses. 5. Persons evacuating by bus should ba allowed only one carry on package and no pets will ba permitted. Limltetl baggage will permit 60 people to ba trans Portal on each bus. City of Dania Beach — Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 202t — 93 Hurricane Annex Evacuation of Hantlicaopetl: Evacuation of handicapped: 'SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTERS for Broward County, (954) 83t-3902. Pre -registration is required. Section of selected schools listed below will ba set aside for spacial needs. No one is to ba left behind even if a Broward Sheriff's Office or Fira Rascua vehicle has to be used. Pick up points For bus evacuation District 7: Ulatrict 7 — Dania Beach/Hollywood/Fort Laud¢rdal¢ NE 2 Street & NE 5 Avenue - bus will stop on SE sitla of street NE 5 Avenue &Dania Beach Bivtl. - bus will stop on SW side of street SE 5 Avenue & SE 4 Street - bus will stop an SW side of street SE t0 Street & SE 5 Avenue - bus will stop on SW side of street Sheridan Streak & N t4 Ave - bus will stop on SW side of street Old Griffin Road &Federal Hwy - bus will stop on NW side of street to I-95 Stirling Road 8 Federal Hwy - bus will stop on NW side of street to I-95 BCT —Broward County Transit: Depending on time of day end day of weak, buses will be a mix of school and County transit buses. All evacuees will ba transported via buses to the closest available shelter. The Broward Sheriff's Office will assist as Headed to assure the smooth flow of the evacuation process. Broward County Transit (BCT) Em¢rgency Services Hurricane Evacuation Servic¢s In the avant of a hurricane, BCT buses are celled upon to assist in the evacuation of residents who are unable to make other arrangements for transportation to designated shelters. Transportation for residents with Spacial Needs will be coordinated through Broward County Human Services Department and BCT's Paratransit (TOPS). Sea the hurricane evacuation map and shelter list [insert]. After an evacuation order is given from the County Administrator, if buses are already in service, BCT will start to wind down service gradually, end normal bus service, antl implement its evacuation plan. Evacuation service will coincide with the opening of the American Red Cross shelters. It will not begin before shelters era open. The pick-up points for evacuation era at any regular BCT bus stop along A'IA and Fetleral Highway. In the case of a Category 'I or 2 hurricane (Evacuation Plan A), buses will pick up along AtA. In a Category 3 or higher (Evacuation Plan B), bus pick-up points will include AtA and Federal Highway. Pick-up points are at any regular bus stop located along A'IA on the beaches, and/or Federal Highway in a Category 3 or hlg her. Those evacuating from these areas can flag tlown any BCT bus for pick-up. Ail buses will be marked "E mer9ency Evacuation" on the head sign. Evacuation service will continue as long as weather permits. Broward County Transit Paratransit Services section coordinates the transportation of parsons with disabilities to and from shelters through the TOPS (Transportation Options)_ Pra-registration Is required at (954) 357-8400 ext. t then press '1 again_ Residents requiring Special Nestle sheltering pleas¢ call (954) 831-3902 (TTY) 954- 83t-3940. City of Dania BeacM1 —Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 2021 — 94 Hurricane Annez Sp@CIOI Needs Shelter. these shelters ors for persons with medical conditions who do not require hospitolizotion. They provide basic medical ossis+onca ontl monitoring. Pre-ragislrotion Is strongly recommended by tolling 954-831-3902 (TTY 954-H31J940). PeT-FFiendly Shel}eT: Staying with family, Trientls or of peat -friendly hotel outside on eyacarotlon zono should be your first ontl bast option. PeT-frlantlly shaltar(s) Is pvollpble on o firsTcoma basis_ Pefs accepted include: dogs, cots, domestic birds, rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs, mica pnd hamsters. All pats must ba in p cprriar/trots and all dogs must hove o collar with leash. Evpcuaes must show proof of robins cerhhcate for dogs ontl cots. Residents should also ba prepared To show their pet's Browprtl County Ragistrption Tog. Evpcuaas should bring necasspry core supplies for o week such ps, supply of food ontl water. food/wptar bowls, cot litter and litter box. medicine, cleaning supplies. etc. 1) Arthur 4sha/RocK Island 20) Trodewinds Elementary School 1 ]Ol NW 23rtl Avenue. Ft. Loudertlola 3331 1 5400 Johnson Road, Coconut Creak 330]3 27 Corot Olpd¢s High School 21) Oafor Run Elementary School - 2]00 Sports Plax Drives. Coral Springs 33065 l l Ol Glodas Porkwoy, WasTon 3332] 3) Naw R¢naissonce Mlddle Sohool 22J Coconut Palm Elementary Sohool 10]Ol Mlromor Blvd, Mlromor 33025 13601 Monarch Lakes Bivd, Miromor 3302] 4) Monarch High School 23) Carol Cove EI¢m¢nTory School 5050 Wiles Rood. Coconut Creak 330]3 5100 SW 148Th Avanu6. Miromor 330D 5) Everglades High Sohool - P¢t Frlondly 24) Ev¢rglod¢s Elamenfpry Sohool 1 � 100 SW 48ih Court, Mlromor 330Z] 2900 Bonoventure Blvd, Weston 33331 6) West Broward High School 257 Silver 8hor¢s EI¢m¢ntory Scheel 500 NW 209th Avenue, Pembroke Pines 33029 1 ]Ol SW 1 b0 Avenue, Miromor 3302] 7) Lyons Cr¢eK Mlddla School -Pat Friendly 26) Suns¢f Lukas Elem¢nfory SchoW 4333 Sol Press Blvd. Coconut Crack 330]3 18400 SW 25ih Sbeet, Mlromor 33029 8) Pln¢s Middle School 2]) Manatee Boy ElemeMory School 20D NW Douglas Rood, Pembroke Pines 33024 19200 Monotaa Islas Dr., Wasson 33332 9) Oronge BrooK Elem¢nfery Sohool 28) LOKaslda Elementary School ]15 3. 46ih Avenue, Hollywood 33021 900 NW 136Th Avenue. Pembroke Pines 33026 10) Falcon Cove MICaI¢ Sohool -Pat Friendly 29) Pompano Bach High School 4251 Bonoventura Blvtl. WasTon 33332 60D NE 13Th Avenue. Pompano Bauch 33060 11) Ponfh¢r Run [lemenfory Sohool 30) Fox Trail Elementary Sohool BOl NW 1]2ntl Avenues, Pembroke Plnas 33029 1250 Nob HIII Rood, Dpvle 33324 12) Parkside Flemenfery School 31) Sllv¢r Palms EI¢m¢nfory School 10257 NW 29Th Street, Carol Springs 33065 1209 NW ISSih Avenues, Pembroke Pines 33028 l3) PorK Lakes Elementary School 92) Wofkins Elam¢nfory School 3925 N. State Rd ]. Loudardcle 33919 3520 NW 52ntl Avenue, Pembroke Park 33023 14) Silver LeK¢s Elementary School 33J Hallpndote Elementary School 2300 SW 173rtl Avanua, Miramar 3302] (Guhslreom Academy) lb) ParK Trolls Etam¢ntory Sohool 1000 SW 8ih 3ireaT. Hallondola 33009 10]00 Trails End Rood. Porklpnd 33076 �.r 16) PlanToflon EI¢mantory School 1]) iL barty Elem story School ptlon 33017 �N®/I ll''f 4 2450 Banks Roptl. Margate 33063 F1 _' � ��'�>� 18) Beachside Monfesserl Village 3`�j Elementary School ';��^� 2230 Lincoln Street Hollywood 33020 ��` � //'SF�I 19) Dolphin Boy Elementary Sohool � `-„! _ i NSF 16460 Miromor Porkwoy. Miromor 330D 9 ` �� l�j}�� ' ., - ®.IFJ+l7 Em®rgancy Monpgemant Division 201 N.W. 84th Avenue, PlpntaTion, FL 33324 i 954-831-3900 BI3rti:�/%gRD I��HTY EMERGENCY SHELTER MAP Tha following shatters mot' not qll open during o state of emergency. That' are opened as Headed. If possible, staying with family or friends outside an eyocugtldn zone is your first and bast option. Monitor Broward Couniy's website, Broward.org/Hurricane, local teleylslon stations or call our Emergency Hotline aT 31 1 or 954-831 -4000 for actual shelter openings. Emergency shelters ore o service of the Broword County Commission and the Broward County School Board. Persons located fn low lying areas or beside tidal bodies of water should seek shelter elsewhere If conditions warrant. ALL mobile home residents must ayocuote In PLAN A and PLAN B and may be ordered to evacuate It fropicol storm conditions warrant. w sa.vma a ttin a.a.,e,a co�my eoe�a of co„n�y co�..�n��.are_ a ae�•� ma�,wmw emnbv=• s..a n�onaar a na�,waa n �,000 copies of IM1is putNic tlocument ware pm mulgatatl at a gross cpst of $205, br $0:205 par copy, to provltla members of tTie ergancy preparedness IMormation. P120t 567423 Public with HURRICANE SHELTERS The following are Hurricane Shelters listed for the south county area [reference Browartl County Emergency Shelter Map for complete listing, (page 99): Arthur Ashe/Rock Island 7707 NW 23 Avenue, Ft. Laud. (754) 322-2800 Plantation Elementary 657 NW 42 Avenue, Plantation (754) 322-8000 Everglades High 77700 SW 48 Court, Miramar (754) 323-0500 New Renaissance Mitltlle 70701 Miramar BNd., Miramar (754) 323-3500 West Broward High 500 NW 29 Avenue, Pembroke Pines (754) 323-2600 ^`PET FRIENDLY SHELTERS Lyons Creek Middle School 4333 Sol Press Blvd, Coconut Creek (754) 322-3T00 Everglades High School '17100 SW 49 Court, Miramar (T64) 323-0500 Falcon Cove Middle School 423� Bonavanture Blvd. Weston (T54) 323-3200 "Residents who need to use the pet-frlentlly shelter at Lyons Creek Middle no longer need to pre -register to use the shelter_ Instead, residents can go directly to Lyons Creak Mitldle, 4333 Sol Press Bivtl., Coconut Creek. The shelters will ba operatetl under the dlraetion of Red Cross. Citizens shoultl listen to radio stations WKOS 99.9 FM, WIOD 670 AM, or WINZ 940 FM for weather etiviacrias and shelter information. People electing to use the shelters shoultl bring only necessary (tams to sustain [heir families for 48 hours. Only the essential items should ba brought to the shelter. Space will be limited, so plan carafuliv in order to avoid Inoonvaniencing others. WHAT TO BRING TO A SHELTER • Food 8 water- Bring snacks, bottled wafer and non-perishable canned or packagetl food • Medications- Bring Prescriptions, glasses 8 contacts and tlurabla medical equipment • Clothing- Bring a (2) complete change of clothes antl footwear • Bedding- This Includes blankets, plllaws and sleeping bags • Hygiene Items- BNng hand sanitizer, toothbrush/tooihpasta, sanitary hams, hearing aftls, dentures • Important papers- This includes ID, proof of residency, photocopies of important documents • Manual can opener, disposable utensils, plates, etc. • Baby food and disposable diapers • Cash- This Is Just in case the banking systems go down and your tlabit card tloesn't work • Entertainment items- This includes puzzles, toys for chlltlren, books/magazines, playing cards Misceilanaous- Cell phone charger, battery poweratl radio, first aid kit, flashlights Service animals era permitted in Ganaral Population Shelters so long as the pat meats the requirements under Federal law_ Visit ADA Raqulr¢ments for Service Animals for additional information. 00 NOT BRING TO A SHELTER: • Alcoholic beverages • Guns weapons • Pats (except assistance dogs) unless pre -registered at a specifically designated site. Valuables such es jewelry, stocks %Insurance policies [original documentation], etc., should be placed in safe deposit boxes and should not be brought to the shelter. City of Dania Beach —Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 2027 — 96 Hurricane Annex LO�4L HOSPITALS CLOSEST TO �AN.I,A BEACH Memorial Regional Hospital- Includes a Trauma Center 3501 Johnson Street, Hollywood, Florida 33021 (954) 987-2000 Website: www "hs n t. Broward Health Medical Center- Includes a Trauma Center 1600 5 Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL (954)355-4400 Website: yvww.bPowardhealth� i£ Joe DlMaggio Ghlldren's Hospital- Includes a Trauma Center 1005 Jae DiM aggio Drive, Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 265-5324 Website:.www.id h PUBLIC SERVICES N OAA W¢ather Radio "National Waa[har S¢rvica" (NWS) — A// -Hazards Emergency Messages Working with other Federal agencies and the Fatleral Communications Commission (FCC), Emergency Alert System (EAS). NOAA is an af!-hazards radio network, making it the single source for the most comprehensive weather and emergency information available to the public. M iaml [owar covarag¢: Miami, Broward, Miami -Dade, Northern Monroe Site Name- Miami Transmitter Name- Miami/Andover Gall Sign- KH634 Frequency- 1B2.550 Power- 1000 WFO- Miami, Florida City oP Dania Beach —Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 2021 — 97 Hurricane Annex TV. Simulcasting Radios WPBT Channel 2 -Public Broadcasting See WFPR-TV Channel 4 listing below. 710 [AM] WFOR Channel 4 -CBS Network WBFS-TV Channel 13 WI00 61 O [AM7, WINZ 940 [AM7, WLRN-TV Channel 2 WTVJ Channel 6 - NBC Network Power 96.5 (FM], KISS 99.9 [FM], WOAM 560 [AM7, WLRN 91 .3 [FM] WSVN Channel 7 -Fox Network Hot 705 [FM], 99 Jam [FM], 97.7 Coast [FM7, 93 Rook [FM] WPLG Channel 1g -ABC Network South Floritla Classical 89.7 [FM] City of Danla Beach - Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 2021 - 98 Hurricane Annex PUBLICATIONS TO REOEIVE PRESS RELEASES SUN SENTINEL (954) 356-45D0 THE MIAMI HERALD BROWARD EDITION (800) 643-4372 IJNLINE The Sun -Sentinel will bring you the latest news and weather information during a storm at_ www.sun-sentinel.com/storm mobilel�sun�entinei com The Miami Herald www. here Id. co m Clty of Dania Beach — Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 202'1 — 99 Hurrtcana Annex