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Summary Minutes:Regular City Commission Meeting January.21,2016 City of Sunny Isles Beach,Florida <br /> Commissioner Aelion said if you can scroll back between the required and the revised or <br /> adjusted to shared, for handicapped, are we talking between 189 to 153, in other words we <br /> only have 36 parking spaces to have a full capacity? What would be the full capacity parking <br /> if we had to advocate each space according to Code, what would be the big number? Mr. <br /> Rathore said if you could look at it right now, it is 217, and we are providing 163 shared <br /> parking spaces. Mr. Kline said we should add that we are providing 147 cars in the new <br /> project garage, and we are relying on 6 cars through unity of title with its property for that <br /> difference. Commissioner Aelion said then that is 64 shared parking spaces that are being <br /> compromised, and Mr. Kline said your calculation on the shared, that is a reduction. Mr. <br /> Rathore said right, we have 153 as shared, and Commissioner Aelion said then that we are <br /> short 64 spaces under the required. Ms. Hasbun said yes, that is correct. <br /> Commissioner Levin asked why was the decision made not to build more parking,why aren't <br /> we just making the building bigger and making more parking available? Mr. Kline said it <br /> came about because we decided at an additional cost to do one basement level of parking, it <br /> is more expensive to go into the ground, and we thought then how much additional parking <br /> can we put on the site to the north. We decided we would do one level of parking above <br /> grade, and so that first story is parking. The school starts essentially on the second level. <br /> When we tried to add another level of parking, then you are asking students to climb two <br /> levels into the school. We thought it detached the function and the quality of the school too <br /> much from the street. We realized it is urban and there is going to be a competition for <br /> parking but at the same time there are amenities, there are shared parking, we hope there is <br /> encouragement for shuttle buses when the theater is going and you have City Hall functions <br /> at the same time, there needs to be that accommodation. We realize it is a challenge. <br /> City Manager Russo said another way to look at this aside from all these counts,the reality is <br /> fundamentally we are running everything here now that is going to be run with this addition. <br /> When you reduce the school count by eliminating the overcrowded classroom,and you factor <br /> in the fact that the seniors are meeting here now as it is. The one significant factor left is this <br /> auditorium, and our challenge will be to schedule that auditorium for special events, and he <br /> is talking special events beyond the seniors, 100 plus of them are here for lunch once a <br /> month. When he clears out the City Hall garage to park the 60 vehicles that we have sitting <br /> there seven(7)days a week in the lower underground level,he thinks you are going to see an <br /> absolute marked improvement to the ability to conveniently park here in general. The <br /> challenge is when we schedule an event above and beyond what he just said in that <br /> auditorium. That is going to be a challenge and hopefully down the road we can achieve <br /> some other parking. Commissioner Aelion noted also that many vehicles leave the garage <br /> after 5:00 p.m. City Manager Russo said the one agreement that we do have, and this is a <br /> verbal agreement but we take their word, that it will not be leased out,that is going to be the <br /> corporate offices of the entity that is buying the three (3) floors. <br /> Mayor Scholl noted that we also have street parking along Atlantic Boulevard, and it is an <br /> urban landscape, so the bottom line is that we think we have got it covered but you can't go <br /> down another level without the expense going up,and if you take it up another level you will <br /> get kids to go up the stairs as kids don't take elevators. <br /> 17 <br />
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