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FROM: "1. That a 5' easement for access to the beach be provided along the southern portion of the property." TO: "1. That a 5' easement for access to the beach be provided along the northern portion of the property." (3) USE VARIANCE to permit a proposed multiple family apartment building with a total of 246 units and a proposed density of55.74 units per acre where 50 units per acre are pennitted (242 units and 55 units per acre previously approved). (4) NON-USE VARIANCE OF PARKING REQUIREMENTS to permit 332 parking spaces (467 spaces required) (460 spaces previously approved). The aforementioned plans are on file and may be examined in the Zoning Department. Plans may be modified at public hearing. SUBJECT PROPERTY: The south 400' of the north 500' of Tract 4 of TATUM'S SUBDIVISION, Plat book 10, page 64, lying east of A.IA. LOCATION: 17545 & 17601 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. SIZE OF PROPERTY: 4.413 Acres PRESENT ZONING: RU-4A (Apartments 50 unitslnet acre, hotel/motel 75 unitslnet acre) WHEREAS, a public hearing of the City Commission of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, was held and all interested parties concerned in the matter were heard~ WHEREAS, this Commission has been advised that the subject application has been reviewed for compliance with concurrency requirements for levels of services, and, at this stage of the request the same was found to comply with the requirements and~ WHEREAS, upon due and proper consideration having been given to the matter, it was the opinion of the Commission, subject to conditions set forth in the recommendation, that the approval of applicant's request, which in effect would allow the applicant to construct four additional units on the uppermost floor in accordance with market demands and allow 28 parking spaces less than the previously approved 460 parking spaces, as the building will not be occupied all at the same time and therefore the application would be compatible with the surrounding areas and would not have an unfavorable impact and~ WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that with the transfer of severable use rights RES97-Z-1-2