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yF '00, SSP Flo C,Ty OF SUN PNO TO: FROM DATE: RE: City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 305.947.0606 sibfLnet Dana Robin Goldman, Mayor Jeniffer Viscarra, Vice Mayor Jerry Joseph, Commissioner Alex Lama, Commissioner Fabiola Stuyvesant, Commissioner Stan Morris, City Manager Mauricio Betancur, City Clerk MEMORANDUM Stan Morris, City Manager Claudia C. Hasbun, AICP, Planning and Zoning Director March 15, 2022 Small Scale Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM) Amendment The City has analyzed and prepared a small scale Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM) Amendment. The proposed amendment affects only the property located at 215 185 St, Sunny Isles Beach, FI 33160 with Folio No. 31-2202-006-0010 (the "Property"). The amendment is to modify the Property FLUM designation of Low to Medium Density Residential to Community Facilities. The Property The Property is approximately 29,290 square feet or 0.672 acres. This Property was donated to the City in accordance to Zoning Resolution No. 14-Z-143 and Resolution No. 2014-2275. Consequently, the City obtained the deed to the Property on July 29, 2016, legally described under Exhibit "A". The current condition of the Property includes a one-story trailer of 9,120 sq. ft. and 25 parking spaces. Analysis The FLUM amendment is from Low to Medium Density Residential to Community Facilities. The current FLUM designation allows for residential for up to 13 dwelling per gross acre. The proposed designation to Community Facilities allows for up to 25 residential care facilities and 2.0 of non-residential FAR. FROM: 0.672 x 13 = 8 residential units TO: 0.672 x 25 = 16 residential units 0.672 (29,290) x 2.0 = 58,580 square feet of non-residential FAR As set forth more particularly below, the Property was donated to the City in exchange for Transfer Development Rights (TDRs), and is therefore deemed a Sender site. According to the City Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations, as a result of the above referenced exchange, all private development rights related to the density and intensity were transferred and severed from the Property, and the Property is required to be used for a public purpose consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, specifically Policy 14C. The Comprehensive Plan stipulates and requires that properties in exchange for TDRs meet and accomplish a public purpose. In this case, Policy 14 C d) specifies uses consistent with the Comprehensive Plan such as public parks, plazas and/or open space, or other essential public facilities. PZ2022-02 100