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submit to the Department for review and approval a Landscaping plan that <br /> indicates the type and size of plant material prior to the issuance of a building <br /> permit; 5) a recordable agreement be submitted to meet with the approval of the <br /> Director of the Department for permanent safe access for pedestrian and <br /> vehicular traffic, and those things related to fire hydrants and public works; <br /> 6) the Developer submit an easement for a park to be designated approximately <br /> 100' by 1,345'; 7)the Developer maintain a sea wall; 8)the Developer perpetually <br /> maintain all improvements in the aforementioned park; and 9) the Developer <br /> utilize its best efforts to pursue permits in good faith to secure a foot bridge at <br /> the south end of 174th Street across the canal to the Winston Towers area. [City <br /> Clerk's note: City Attorney Dannheisser provided a detailed list of conditions of <br /> approval which were incorporated into the motion; and Commissioner Iglesias <br /> also refined the condition that the landscape plan for the park area be submitted <br /> for approval by the City's landscape architect; all of which was agreed to by Vice <br /> Mayor Turetsky and seconded by Commissioner Morrow.]The City Attorney noted <br /> that the City Clerk sought clarification as to whether the"park"would be a "public park". <br /> Mr. Price said the Developer would either dedicate the site to the City, or if the City did <br /> not want to accept the dedication, the Developer would file a "scenic easement" <br /> under the Dade County Chapter 24 so the Developer would maintain the area in <br /> perpetuity, and give a non-exclusive easement for the right of enjoyment of the citizens <br /> of Sunny Isles Beach and their guests to use the park. City Manager DiPietro <br /> recommended that the City accept the easement, rather than the dedication. The <br /> motion was approved as Resolution No. 98-Z-15, by a roll call vote of 4-1 in <br /> favor. <br /> Vote: Commissioner Iglesias yes <br /> Commissioner Kauffman yes <br /> Commissioner Morrow yes <br /> Vice-Mayor Turetsky yes <br /> Mayor Samson no <br /> [Clerk's note: after the vote on this item the Mayor announced a ten minutes recess] <br /> 6- D. Hearing No. Z980007 <br /> REQUEST OF SHOPPING CENTER, LTD., PROPERTY OWNER OF 17070 <br /> COLLINS AVENUE FOR THE FOLLOWING: <br /> 1. Modification of Condition #2 of Resolution 5-ZAB-200-94 as further modified by <br /> Resolution 5-ZAB-354-95 passed and adopted by the Zoning Appeals Board on <br /> the 6th of September 1995, reading as follows: <br /> From: That in the approval of the plan, the same be substantially in accordance <br /> with that submitted for the hearing entitled "Proposed Tenant <br /> Improvements at R.K. Commercial Center" as prepared by Roger Piper <br /> Architecture, consisting of 4 sheets, dated 12-15-94, a "Sketch As-Built <br /> Survey" as prepared by Zurvelle Whittaker, Inc. dated stamp received <br /> April 6, 1995, a"Liquor Survey"as prepared by Fortin, Leavy, Skiles, Inc., <br /> consisting of 5 sheets: "Store No. T17032, T17082, T250A, T111 (T266 <br /> & T267), plans dated 2-8-95: Christine Lee's Restaurant at R.K. <br /> Summary Minutes of the July 16, 1998, City Commission Meeting - Page 7 of 20 <br />