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G. That the applicant provides plans meeting with the approval of the Zoning Director providing for permanent and safe access for pedestrian and vehicular traffic within the development and particularly for fire, police, health and sanitation and other public service personnel and vehicles. H. That in the event of multiple ownership a homeowners' association be established in accordance with applicable regulations to assure that all common areas and facilities for the use of the residents shall be maintained in continuous and satisfactory manner, and without expense to the general taxpayer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. I. That the applicant comply with all conditions and requirements of the Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM), the Fire Department and the Florida Department of Transportation. J. That the applicant constructs an appropriate barrier between the construction and adjoining properties in order to minimize blowing of sand and debris. K. That the applicant will abide by all City and County ordinances relating to the hours of operation for construction commencement and termination. 1" That the applicant will use its best effort to minimize vibration and noise during the construction of the project. M. That the applicant proffer a covenant to provide a pro-rata share of undergrounding utilities along the frontage of the property on the public right of way, pro-rata share for Collins Avenue beautification and for dedication of easement for beach access. N. The developer should be required to provide landscape improvements at and within the AlA right of way corridor to increase the effectiveness of the buffer zone between this development and the low density residential district located directly to the west of this project. Such improvements should be consistent and compatible with plans prepared by the City's Landscape Architect. O. No parking garage structure which exceeds 1/2 story or 6 feet above the public sidewalk grade should be permitted within 75 feet ofthe Collins Avenue property line. (It is important to note that, under the existing Dade County zoning code as adopted by the City, parking garages are not counted towards FAR. There impact is, therefore, in excess of the FAR granted for the main structure. Consequently, it is necessary to insure that this increased building bulk is properly distributed and adequately buffered so that it does not create incompatible scale differentials at the right of way which will tend to dwarf pedestrian activities and otherwise render the right of way inhospitable. Additionally, it is necessary for the City to insure that the configuration of the parking garage does not nullify the setback buffers and other development features intended to protect the community as a whole from the impacts of this developments bulk and scale. Resolution No. 00-Z-49 Legislation/Resolutions/ Attorney 3