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use only(to permit occupancy of up to 2 month maximum per resident per <br /> unit) and that the units not serve as a primary residence and that <br /> residents not be eligible for Homestead Exemption for this property and <br /> the Deeds shall state that, "this property is not Homestead property"with <br /> said restriction recorded in the public records of Dade County and <br /> included in a deed restriction at time of further platting action. <br /> (4.) That (as agreed to and proffered by the attorney to withdraw the request <br /> for the 25 condominium , units) the use will strictly be all a homogenous <br /> type of development and the entire building will be all time shares. <br /> (10.) That the units are to be transient use as transiency is embodied in Florida <br /> Statute Section 125.0104. <br /> Ex-parte disclosure 0 Protests 0 Waivers 0 <br /> Speakers: Stanley Price, Esq.; Michael Berkman, City Building Official; Cecile Sippin; <br /> Arnold Klein. <br /> Mr. Price said the application was brought about by a lending institution. The original <br /> approval indicated that the application would be for transient use. He said the lending <br /> institution wanted that language deleted from the restriction, since the new desire was <br /> for a residential condominium development. <br /> City Building Official Michael Berkman presented his report, and recommended <br /> approval with conditions: 1)the applicant provide a written covenant acceptable by the <br /> Building Official, which would require that valet parking be maintained on the premises <br /> at all times unless and until sufficient parking spaces are provided at the site that in the <br /> opinion of the Building Official comply with the Zoning Code minimum parking <br /> requirements for multifamily residential structures; 2) use of the dwelling units be <br /> restricted by covenant to non-transient occupancy with no rental agreements of a <br /> duration of less than 6 months; and 3) applicant eliminate all facilities within the <br /> structure which are designed or intended to service transient occupancy, including but <br /> not limited to lobby/check-in counter, maid service facilities, etc. <br /> Mayor Samson questioned the proposed restriction of no leases for less than 6 <br /> months. Mr. Price proffered that the project will comply with all State Condo laws, no <br /> problem with restrictions as to parking, but as to leases he asked that the Commission <br /> not impose the restriction. City Attorney Dannheisser responded with her <br /> understanding of the law. <br /> Commissioner Morrow moved, and Vice Mayor Turetsky seconded a motion to <br /> approve the item, in accordance with the recommendations and conditions <br /> specified by City staff. City Attorney Dannheisser suggested modifying the <br /> motion to be an approval, in accordance with all staff recommendations and <br /> conditions, except for the restriction of minimum rental of 6 month periods <br /> unless it is so provided by State law on the issue. The restated motion was <br /> approved as Resolution No. 98-Z-13, by a roll call vote of 4-0-1 in favor. <br /> Vote: Commissioner Iglesias yes <br /> Commissioner Kauffman absent <br /> Commissioner Morrow yes <br /> Vice-Mayor Turetsky yes <br /> Mayor Samson yes <br /> Page 4 of 15 - Summary Minutes of the June 11, 1998, City Commission Meeting <br />