Wynwood Design and Review Committee - Regular Meeting

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Alan Kett, absent. Heidi Weigand, wonderful. Miguel Omar, lovely. Zion Mass, absent. And Kathy Leff, absent. Very cool. I believe with three, we have a quorum.

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Thank you. That's great. Do we have any public comments?

No.

All right, we'll close that public comment period. Are there any requests for absence waivers?

Yes, there's one.

And that is?

Member Mass.

Great. I believe that's, do we have a motion to approve the absent waiver? Do we have a motion, a second? Great. All in favor? Aye. Great.

One more thing. Alan Kett also sent an email earlier this morning requesting a waiver.

Okay, I believe he is out of country. So do we have a motion to accept Mr. Kett's absent waiver? Thank you, Heidi. Second with Miguel, all in favor? Aye. Okay, no other business pertaining to absent waivers. We'll move on from that. Before the minutes approval, if we could do the Pledge of Allegiance, please. OK, the minutes approval, I believe, are for the minutes of the September 9th meeting. There are any comments? Otherwise, if we could have a motion for the approval of those minutes. Thank you. Do we have a second?

Second.

Thank you. All in favor of the approval of the September 9th meeting minutes?

Aye.

Aye. Aye. All righty. So that would be yes, yes, yes. All righty, hang with me a second. Alrighty, with that, I believe we're onto the lineup for this week's. And items, I would just note before Ricky reads us onto the doc here, that item one and item number three is a repeat of item one. So this is items one and three from the agenda. Ricky?

WDRC item one, property address 315 Northwest 25th Street. Perfect. Project name, Ted Burgers. Location, Fashion District. Transit zone, T50. Application type, wall sign, WDRC requirement. All non-painted building identification and business identification signs within NRD1 or T5, T6, and D1 transit zones shall adhere to the Miami Zoning Code Article 10 Table 15 sign standards and Wynwood signage guidelines.

Very good. Hello.

Good morning, how are you? Good, thanks. Morning.

Sorry, just to clarify, this is through social or that? No, text burgers.

Text burgers, okay.

Yeah, good.

Well, basically, we wanted to have an approval for individual letters that are going to be... And I need to interrupt you just for a second. Of course.

I may be off on the agenda, but I believe the subject is Ted Berger's item two on the agenda. It's not a problem. I just correct what I said earlier. I believe items one and three that I referenced are the throw social.

Yeah, items one and three were the ones that did not make the meeting last month. That's why they were the first ones today. But this is item number two, but I don't see item number one here anyways. OK. Yeah, so we're proceeding with item number two.

I'm glad you're on your A game. My apologies for interrupting. So it's item number two, Ted's Burgers. Carry on, please.

No worries. So it's basically an approval for individual lettering mounted against the wall. There's not really much difference from it. We're basically, under the code, having a lower square footage allowance. And we're just here because of the process that we have to go through the Wynwood art board meeting. But it's a type of signage that we do all the time through all Wynwood. No boxes, as we know that you guys don't like any type of boxes or anything. graph here, how it's going to be at night and day.

Do we have any comments? My only comment is that I'm always nervous about fiddling around with somebody's logo or their font. But the background to me in this particular application, the wall graphic or the wall mural is what's going to be critical.

Yeah, I don't know what the landlord itself is planning to do. This is what is existing. That's why the picture that we have. But this is from the old establishment that was there. It used to be a gold bistro or something. So I think it's going to be a plain coloring to it. So the actual logo will stand out. But there's not going to be any type of drawings like this.

Yeah, I'm not sure plain is actually what I was shooting for.

I'm not sure the graphic that is going to go on it because we're just a sign company. So we're doing it to an existing facade. Okay. But that's, I think, I don't know if they pull a permit for doing a painting through the facade separately.

Well, if I'm not mistaken, the ownership, again, it's not yourself, but the ownership will be required to submit what they're going to put on the wall.

If they're making significant renovations to the facet, yeah. If not, then even if it's only paint, they don't have to come to WDRC. They still have to submit a building permit for any modifications, but if it's just paint, they wouldn't have to come through here.

Thank you. All righty, if there's no other comments, could we have a motion, please? second i second that approval okay uh call for a vote all in favor of ted's burgers aye aye thank you okay before i misspeak which item would be up next

Yes, please, agenda item four. We're gonna see if the applicant is here.

Okay, so item number four, if I'm not mistaken, is the Chipotle. Is that right, or in the?

Denise Williams.

Andrea, is your item number four West Elm?

Yes, and that will be item number four. Yeah, you have a couple under the same address.

WDRC number four, minute track number 18050, property address 286 Northwest 29th Street. WDRC number five, minute track 18051, address 286 Northwest 29th Street. Item number 6, property address 286 Northwest 29th Street. Item number 7, property address 286 Northwest 29th Street. Item number 8, property address 286 Northwest 29th Street. Item number 9, PROPERTY ADDRESS 286 NORTHWEST 29TH STREET. PROJECT NAME WEST DELL. LOCATION NRD 1 WYNWOOD FASHION DISTRICT. TRANSIT ZONE T50. SIGNAGE PERMIT WDRC REQUIREMENT ARE NON PAINTED BUILDING IDENTIFICATION AND BUILDING IDENTIFICATION SIGNS WITHIN NRD for T5, T6, and D1 transit zones shall adhere to the Miami Zoning Code Article 10, Table 15 sign standards, and Wynwood signage guidelines. Thank you.

Good morning. Good morning. Okay, so I met with you guys last month and we rescinded. I did get some more details that I want to present to you. Who in all needs a package? How many?

One, two, three, four, five?

Five?

So this is the actual.

Thank you so much.

I'm gonna need one for the record, please.

I'm sorry?

I need to submit that for the record.

Yes, I am. I have more. I need a copy, yes.

Before she gets started, Patricia, should we vote on these one by one or should we just cluster all six?

One by one because they're different building permits, please.

All right, Andrea.

So I wanted to begin by presenting the package that you guys have previously seen by the general contractor. Because there were a lot of questions for me last time on the tile and the paint, which is not part of my package. But I wanted to make sure that you guys had seen where it has been here and approved with conditions. It's also been approved with conditions by Urban Design. It's also been approved by Planning and Zoning. is supposed to be the highlight of the building because that is the Wynwood portion. They have not decided on a specific paint style yet or an artist. That will be presented to you guys at a later time. I also have a sample of the tile, which if you look in the back, you can see a closeup of how it is on the building. This is the only color I could get with the texture. The tile's black.

And is it a gloss tile like that? It's more of a map.

And now that I'm able to show you what was presented to you by the general contractor with the color renderings, I also have a package of what we submitted for the signs, if you would like those, which shows the material, structure, et cetera. Okay, so the second package that I gave you is our actual submittal for the signage. There is huge contrast with the black tile, the white letters. They are flush-mounted acrylic illuminated. And the reason for this, the tile is good with the architecture of the building, and the black and white is a nice contrast, but they don't want the focus to be on the sign. They do want people to know where they are, but they want, ultimately, when they decide on the artwork and they bring that to you guys and present that, that's supposed to be the focus of the exterior. And we also have, how do you want me to do this? Because we have multiple, the first one is the white channel letters. That, on the map, there's a couple of them. You can see it.

Would it be helpful if we share on the screen?

That would be great. So if you look at the first page, you'll see all the numbers of all the different signs. The channel letters are 001 and 002. So there's one on the south and then there's one on the west.

001 is the main entry, correct? Oh, one is the main entry of the... The larger side.

Yes, the channel letters. And that was also part of the reasoning for bringing in the general contractor or the architect's rendering as well, because you can see it in color.

It's just helpful also to have the context of what the background material is.

Definitely. right and that's their intention with the artwork that they're going to be presenting in the future which I'm not aware of what the approved with conditions are from you guys um but I would assume that that's probably what the approval with conditions is

Since we're going by item, this is the first item, so the south elevation.

Okay. Thank you, Heidi. Miguel, any thoughts or comments? You good?

I'm good, yeah. Okay. I think it's better than the previous one.

There's no other, thank you. If there's no other comments then regarding the application item number four in our agenda ending with 8001, do I have a motion? I move for the approval of the sign of the motion. Thanks. Second?

I second that approval.

Brilliant. Call for a vote. All in favor?

Aye. Aye.

Alrighty, that is great. That's item number four. Item number five continues to be West Elm.

And I believe item number five is the, item five is the other set of channel letters on the other side.

on the west elevation, so that would be 002.

You're correct, yes. The entryway and the breezeway, I believe. Okay. Heidi, Miguel, similar comments as last. And I think your comment's well made, and that is the background is critical to this. And as is the fact that although I'm not 100% positive, I believe this is the first storefront of this type that we're finding in the Wynwood area of a large box. So comments are even more critical in that case. Call for a motion then on this one, which is the BD number ending 9001, item number five on our agenda. Second.

I second that motion for approval.

All in favor? Aye. Fabulous.

All righty. And then the next is for the projecting sign. There's one projecting sign. And it is item number... on the site plan, give me one moment and I'll add it for you.

It's BD number 1001, if I'm not mistaken, and it's item number six.

Correct.

Yes, it's item number six, I'm trying to find it on the site plan so I can show you exactly where it goes.

You can see on the screen.

It's on the south elevation.

Yeah, it's on the south elevation, it's a projected sign.

So it would be on the site plan on ours, Sign number 004.

OK. Comments? Motion?

Yes. The contrast with the gray on the building that it will be applied to. Actually, the last time I was here, someone asked me why they didn't do all the signs black. Because they do have black signage at other locations. And we were advised that it was to be, they wanted contrast. Black on the gray building does give contrast, and it is a dimensional sign, it's not just a flat face.

I can understand. Call for a motion. Thank you. Second?

I second that motion.

All in favor? Aye. You got it. Super. Alrighty. I believe the next step in our batting order is WDRC number seven, bid BD number ending in 2001. And I believe these are the...

It's the window vinyl. Ground level vinyl.

Yes. Okay.

That's four sets. So it's the vinyl that's lower to the ground, and it is... That's your number 005, I believe. That's what I was just getting ready to double check. And you are correct, it is 005. And there are four sets total. So there are two sets on the south and two sets on the west.

On your graphic, it looks like there are three, oh, you've got two different applications. Hang on a second. Yeah, my mistake.

Okay. Yeah, we have to divide the applications up by elevation.

Quick question, it's not in your. but I didn't know whether you might know. So in the picture here, there's like a white curtain or something on the inside of the glazing where you turn and go down the breezeway, and then there's a back entrance off of the court. Is that a curtain? Do you know?

And which page are you, can you?

Look up on the screen.

On that one? Yeah. Yeah. Do you know whether that's a curtain or whether it's just a shear, whether that's a storeroom? Do you happen to know?

I do not know. I would assume it's either covering the windows for construction or it could possibly be a curtain, but that wouldn't be in my scope of work.

Understood. I just didn't know whether you might have picked up on that. All righty, team. The usual. Any comments on the ground level...

I don't have any comments.

Okay. Call for a motion. I move for approval as presented.

Second that motion for approval.

And call for a vote. All in favor?

Aye. Aye.

Super. Very good. It'll feel a little bit like deja vu, but on to DRC number eight, and that is bid number 4001. That is ground level vinyl again. I might have you move that up to five feet off the ground because I have a tendency to walk through clean windows. Just entertainment, nothing to do with the content of the application. Okay, team, comments, questions? No comments. Motion?

I move for approval as presented.

Thank you. Heidi, second?

Second that motion for approval.

Thank you. And a vote. All in favor?

Aye.

Brilliant. Thank you. And there's one more, I do believe. Number nine, BD package 5001. And I believe this is regarding the signage that's over the door. It's the window vinyl over the entry door. Thank you.

Yes. They'd like for people to know where they are.

Good question.

We are within, on our zoning sheet that we have to submit during our permits, we are within the square feet allowed. Yes. We have to give a complete description when we submit of how we meet zoning code. Understood.

I don't have any comments either. I have a question. It may not be in this package. Yep, it is. So, the sign number three in your package, it's on the inside in the courtyard, like the northeast side. Have we looked at that? Did we approve that?

The courtyard doesn't come to WDRC because it doesn't face the street side. Those are already approved.

Okay.

It's shown on your submission.

This is my permit package that I have to submit. So yes, it would be on there.

Thanks. All righty. So back to the subject at hand, which is agenda number nine and BD package 5001. Do we have a motion? I move for approval as presented. Thank you. Second?

I second that approval.

All in favor? Aye. Well done.

Thank you very much.

Yeah, I would pass along our thanks to you, too. It was very helpful to have all of the requested signage in one bundle, the blade signs, the- And that was part of my issue last time, because you guys only have a limited amount of spaces that you allow.

I wasn't able to present everything at one time, which makes it a little more difficult for you to see the full picture.

Well, thank you for hanging with us for 30 days and your client for hanging with us. It's really helpful to see you.

It was my pleasure. Thank you guys for your time.

Thank you very much.

And do you want to keep the tile? I believe WDRC already has one from the architect.

Awesome. Thank you. Okay.

Good news, Throw Social, item number one is here, so we can go back to item number one, and then we'll do the Chipotle signs, which are items number nine and 10, or 10 and 11, sorry.

Is this property address 2335 North Miami Avenue? WDRC, item number three, minute track number 18088, address 2335 North Miami Avenue. Project name, Throw Social. LOCATION WYNWOOD NRD 1 TRANSIT ZONE T50 APPLICATION TYPE SIGNAGE PERMIT WDRC REQUIREMENT ALL NON PAINTED BUILDING IDENTIFICATION AND BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION SIGNS WITHIN NRD 1 FOR T5 T6 AND D1 TRANSIT ZONES SHALL ADHERE TO THE MIAMI ZONING CODE ARTICLE 10. table 15 sign standards and when would signage guidelines. Thank you.

Okay, good morning. My name is Agustin Arias. I'm from module X. So this sign is for a project called Throw Social. So the project is located, let me show you here. So it's located where the Oasis was before, so we're keeping the same sign style, so we're keeping the neon flex, the pink neon flex. the sign but we're including since this sign has two main parts so one with the word throw and then the social part of the sign so we're including two different methods so the first one will be the noun flex to keep that same style we already have with the old sign and we're including a push through letters for the social part of the sign so that You can see that here, so we're keeping the same size, same location, so you can see here the old and the new sign overlaid, and you can see basically how we kept the same details or specifications of the old sign. There's a night render, day render.

What's the background material behind the words throw and social?

That's a steel portal, but it's covered in banners.

So that black background, is that vinyl or is that sheet metal?

No, it's like a banner, like a fabric banner. But the structure is steel. It's an existing steel portal that's there. We're not changing any of the details of the actual portal.

Yeah, I was just trying to figure out what the word throw and the word social, what are they fastened to?

Uh-huh. It is cut out, it's a channel. Yeah, correct. Yeah, correct.

Questions, comments?

Motion? Second?

I second that motion for approval as presented.

Thank you both. Vote, please. All in favor?

Aye.

Very good.

Thank you so much. Have a good one. I see you again.

Okay, we can proceed now without chipotle signs, 10 at 11, thank you.

WDRC item number 10, minute track, 18228, address 2447 Northwest 2 Avenue. And item number 11. Also, property address 2447 Northwest 2 Avenue. Project name, Chipotle Mexican Grill. Location, Wynwood Industrial District, transit zone T5-0. Application type, signage permit blade. WDRC requirement are non-painted building identification and business identification signs within NRD 1, 4, T5, T6, and D1 transit zones shall adhere to the Miami Zoning Code, Article 10, Table 15, Sign Standards, and Wynwood Signage Guidelines. Thank you.

Good morning. Just give me a second. I'll keep my PowerPoint up. I apologize.

Take your time.

I apologize, I'm having some technical difficulties. If I could get about 15 minutes to get this situated, please.

Yes, we can move to item number 12 in the meantime, and then you can come back. Thank you so much. No worries. If you want, you could also email us a presentation and we will project it, if that helps.

Item 12, address 59 Northwest 24th Street, project name The Baked Bear, application type building permit signage wall.

Okay. Do we have a graphic on that in the?

Yes, it is actually number two in your packet.

It's a set of channel letters. It actually has like a, it's a silhouette. The background is a silhouette. And then the channel letters are actually on top of that silhouette. It's a flat surface, the black part. And then the channel letters on top with the capsule. This actually is a plex face channel letter. This is more like an open face channel letter.

I do have a sample.

The channel letter, but this is actually inserted inside the open face. So this looks like the actual, like it looks like an open neon type of face. It's all gonna be enclosed. There's nothing gonna be shown. Every cable and everything is inside and housed inside the actual channel letter and the capsule. It's gonna be installed right here because there's not much area where you can install the actual sign. because they have a canopy on the top. And then the only way to install it, it's down here where they have the only place they have to actually install that sign.

What is the material that's behind that? Is that glass? Yes, it is.

And will that glass be blacked out? No, because there's metal framing around the windows. But we're suggesting to actually install it on the surface here where it's actually concrete. It's more like a concrete with tile, what they have. And that's what we're proposing. If you see on the second page, we're doing some kind of like arms to be able to install it on the actual wall because there's no way of grabbing it because everything is windowed there.

Mm-hmm.

There's nowhere else to. And you... It's not... Oh, yeah.

Kind of, yes.

The actual windows on the top, yes. Yeah. No, everything is going to be the big, the big beer. And then this has like an angle right here where it's going to be. It's going to have the channel that's proposed here. It's going to be installed on the, it actually has a little wire way on the back where all the cables are going to be in house. Yes. Yes. Which one, this one? It's the whole entire silhouette, the actual channel letter. I mean, if there's a suggestion that you want us to change it, we could. I know.

Can I see the other sheet, your detail sheet?

No, not at all. I mean, it could be probably done in a rowdy phase, push through kind of look. That's the only thing I can think of. It's just that it has so many little details that it's really hard. And usually because they're not that big, you can protrude a lot of things.

And that suspension system, what color is it going to be? Is it going to match the background? Yes, it will.

It will. It will be painted the same color.

And is that the bear?

Is that the logo for the company?

Yeah.

This is actually, this is a sample of actually what it looks like. This is a sign that we just did, and that's actually what the part of the baked beer is gonna look like. You can't actually see anything, it's just enclosed, everything is in there.

So is that sign suspended?

We actually, I think I have another one.

This one was suspended on a... You know, I think my biggest problem is, you know, I get this, and I like that. I'm just not understanding what the baked bear and the thing below it. I'm trying to figure out what that black... material is behind it. It's an aluminum.

It's an aluminum to hold actually all the structures together.

So it's kind of a, this here is part of the sign. It's a rectangle back.

Oh no, that's actually just the light here.

Yeah, that's what I'm just trying to understand is what's behind this.

That's a window. The actual part of the back is the window.

And so is this part hung down?

Yes.

And so if I'm walking through the door and I look up, I can see behind it and then there's a window.

You will see it up there, yes.

See a window up behind it.

Yes, yes.

Alrighty.

Okay.

Questions of the applicant? And if not, a motion. . Thank you. Do we have a second?

I second that approval as presented.

I'll call for a vote. All in favor of the applicants?

Aye.

All righty. Very good. Thank you.

And thank you. Have a wonderful day. Thank you.

Okay, so now we're back with items number 10 and 11. Thank you.

Good morning. Thank you guys for all of your patience.

So this is, somebody help me out. What item is it?

Chipotle, yes.

Chipotle.

Yeah, but what item is that? Number 10.

10 and 11, yes.

10 and 11.

Yeah. Sorry, it's been a little bit of back and forth. We had applicants come in at different times. Sorry. This is the last one.

Even if it was all in order in front of me, I'd probably still ask.

Thank you.

I always get confused when I have my ice cream sandwich before I have my burrito bowl.

All right, so this will be the new Chipotle in Wynwood, pending approval from you guys. We're going to do a custom wall sign. Let me get to it.

Is my location correct? Is the Starbucks to the left of this?

Correct, yes, sir.

All right.

So... This would support local and economic growth. The signage would directly enhance visibility and brand awareness for the business, driving more foot traffic and customer spending in the Wynwood Arts District. Increased business activity benefits the neighborhood's economy and contributes to the city's tax base, as Chipotle is a nationally known restaurant chain. The way we're going to design this would enhance Wynwood's artistic and cultural identity. This sign reflects Wynwood's creative essence, incorporating bold, artistic, or mural-inspired elements that align with the neighborhood's globally recognized street art culture. Rather than detract from aesthetics, the signage reinforces Wynwood's brand as an arts destination, with a mounting frame that extends over the top of the front door and comes down to grade. And as you can look into the fascia of that frame, it is going to match that brick. So it gives it an original old school feel.

So the tube steel, the black tube steel that is shown on the rendering, that's already existing?

We're going to actually manufacture that into the building. So we're going to cut out a piece of the brick and then lay that in there and then build it out to where it would support the actual signage.

And then immediately behind the Tripoli letters, that is a mesh?

It's going to be like an ephus type of material that would go in between that metal or that steel. And then behind it would be the fascia, et cetera, et cetera.

It says existing though, for the steel, it says existing? Existing support brackets?

Yeah, the supports coming down from the roof are existing, but the actual frame, we're going to build it out for this particular location, because if we zoom in closer, you can see this is the storefront steel that they already have that's existing, but it coming all the way down to the ground, we're going to add into the, to give it more of a natural feel.

So stay on that, to answer questions. Let's start with that chain link looking mesh that's behind the Chipotle sign. You're saying that's Ephus?

That's gonna be EFIS, they just put that there for demonstration to show you how it would be, what's behind the actual EFIS, like what's supporting the actual signage. So they tried to show you each individual column showing you it has steel support behind the EFIS.

But an Ephesus solid, this is transparent.

Ephesus is actually like a foam. It's a foam solid. It's a foam solid. So it gives that look like it's solid, but once you punch it through, it's foam. And then the beam would act as a support.

I think that's what's throwing me is because the drawing looks like chain link, which actually adds a little bit of grit and texture. It's nice. From a Wynwood point of view, an Ephesus feels like it'll end up being a plaster wall that's fastened to the steel frame.

Correct. And you have to paint it.

Yeah.

There's no color here to show that.

And that note at the very top, kind of just to the right of the center of the top of your drawing, storefront structure, that, again, that frame does not exist. You're going to fabricate that and fasten that from the ground up and over.

So... that part up top above the front door is existing. What we're gonna add is the steel supports from there to the ground. Right. So we're gonna add that and that would probably be the only thing we would be adding to that. Because it already has the metal frame from the previous tenant. Okay.

And in this particular application, we're reviewing both the facade sign over top and the blade sign?

Yes, sir. Let me go to that.

Are both part of the same application?

They are two separate applications. I believe the blade sign is number 11 and the wall would be number 12. Oh, 10 and 11, excuse me.

Yeah, I got you. So we're only doing 10 right now, okay. Comments, anyone? Questions?

I think what's throwing me off is the background of it. I think we saw in the previous one that this sign is going to look so different because what we're seeing here is not what we're going to get at the end because this is solid. The ephes in the background is solid, so I think we need to know if that is the case, what color is that ephes in the background.

What we can do, we can give you a caged look if that's what the city would like. We can go with what's right here and we can make it exactly like that if you would like.

I think this blends into Wynwood more, right? I agree. The mesh looks more industrial.

The question would be what color it would be. The mesh, right.

So we would decide on a color, you're saying? Yeah.

No, the question would be if you agree to do the mesh or what I'm calling chain link, but not chain link, but the steel mesh, would it be the same color as the steel frame?

Yes, we can, yes.

Okay, so do we have a motion with that as a condition? Yes.

Correct, yes ma'am. Yes ma'am. No ma'am, all LED. Correct, yes ma'am.

Yes ma'am.

No, ma'am. It sits on a metal frame and then it would be to the previous. So it actually has the aluminum. It's sitting on that backer or that brown backer would sit on aluminum and then go back on some more steel. Yes, ma'am.

Sorry, you can approve it with the condition to match the drawings as presented at the WDRC meeting. And then once we get it back on Project OX, we'll make sure that it matches this drawing.

And it's specifically note number three, the mounting frame. Good catch. Thank you. So do we have a motion?

This is for on your guys' package, WDRC pack number four, not three. Three is the blade.

This is just for number 10, the facade sign, not the blade yet. Oh, yes.

So 10 is the blade and 11 is the wall.

I second that approval.

Thank you and thank you. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Aye. Okay, so I just want to make sure our notes are correct. This is the facade sign. Is that number 10?

The facade sign is number 11. The blade sign is number 10.

All right.

Thank you.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

It has the same little picture, thumbnail on both. So it was very confusing, but we got it.

Super. Okay. So we have a motion, a second, and a 3-0 approval as submitted with specific note number three. And that is the facade sign number 11. And with that, we can go on. It's a good gentleman's time for number 10, which is the same applicant, but a blade sign.

Where is this one being placed?

In the column, in the facade? Hold on, I can show you.

It's supposed to go right there on the left-hand side. Okay.

I don't have any comments for this one.

Nor do I. Motion?

Motion to approve sign as presented.

All righty.

Motion. All in favor? Aye.

Aye.

Thanks.

Thank you.

I think that concludes that. Are there any other agenda items?

No, sir. We just get a motion to adjourn.

Before we do, I just have one question. And I don't know why I scribbled a note to myself when I was looking at these last week. and it might have been looking at the glass vinyls. Does the signage ordinance cover all of those, what I call opening day signage, that all of a sudden you go through all this work, the designers design great entries, we go through the review, the staff goes through the review, and then you show up and there's a sign inside over here that says operating hours, there's another sign over here that says no dogs inside the store and so forth. All of a sudden, the gray facade goes down the drain pretty quickly for very functional and necessary things. Does the signage review, is it intended to cover all signage or do those just kind of- It's the business identification, the business ID that gets covered through Miami 21.

like the name of the store, the name of the brand, but not necessarily every single logo or sticker they're going to put on the... Operating hours, life safety, things like that. Yeah, no. We're subject to the business ID. And if it's like a major tenant with like multiple tenants on the ground floor, then the overall, the bigger tenant will have a special size and magnitude of that sign for the hotel. and then all the little stores at the ground floor will have like a secondary level of signage and allowance, but we don't go into the details of every single signage that's put on that facade. Thank you. I have a question now.

Sure.

Are they temporary? I think if they're temporary, they go through a building permit that doesn't trigger WDRC or planning and review. So we don't really get to see those. Yeah. That's a good question. We can look into that and see how are they getting their...

What's considered temporary? What is it? Temporary is something that's not going to be permanent.

Temporary is going to the place that some board takes it down. That is the concept. So you're not a fixer.

For me to be here with my staff, my family, to honor Guillermo Roeta for all that he's contributed throughout the years. He was in the army, a lot of people don't know that, and then from there he became a pastor 25 years ago. When I was asked to do this for him, it was just an honor for me to do it and a privilege.

Reverend Guillermo has been such a tremendous asset to our community, providing guidance greater than anything that we can ask for.

I feel very good and very grateful to so many people. Mainly, serving is a privilege. We must be grateful to God because that means that we have health and peace. And remember one thing that is very important to me. Learn those three words. Please, grace and forgiveness.

This is called Luther Campbell Way. And the reason why it's called Luther Campbell Way is because we want to recognize the way that Luther Campbell impacted our community. He's the real deal. He impacted so many lives.

This is a small token of our appreciation for your contribution to not just our District 5, not just the City of Miami, but to the grander picture.

When I think about the things that he was able to accomplish in his life, thank you, Luke, for the time that you poured in all of us and giving us the Liberty City Warrior pride that we all deserve.

I'd like to thank everybody for being out here today. And it is very important to give people their flowers when they're here. You know, it is very important to do that. I'm real humble because I don't expect nothing. I just go out and do the work because that's what the work is all about. And that's what we should be doing.

Today is the Miami Police Memorial where we come together to honor the 41 officers that have given their lives in service of our city. We remember them along with their surviving families to come here and to come true on our pledge that we will never forget the sacrifice they made for our great city.

It is important not only for the memory of those officers that have given their ultimate sacrifice, but also for the families so they could know that we still remember them and we still support them. But it is also very important for the officers that are active right now to know that what they do is important and that we care about them and we will never forget their sacrifice and their service that they do every day to the community.

Energy Star certified buildings save energy, money, and help protect the environment. Miami City Hall was certified as an Energy Star building with a score of 80, meaning that it performs 80% better than similar buildings of size. Through Miami's Building Efficiency 305, PE 305 program, we benchmarked buildings in the city and we found that City Hall performs better than 80% of buildings of a similar size. Analyze future energy needs and improve future usages so that we can eliminate waste and reduce costs.

Through the city's BE305 program, the city continues to benchmark their city buildings to help identify other buildings that could potentially be ENERGY STAR certified. To receive this certification for this building specifically, our city hall building is truly a testament to the city's dedication to efficiency and all those that operate this building.

This is great. The residents of this area had asked us for a dog park or a park that would have outdoor exercise equipment, and we finally got this done. And for those that just want to lay back, read a book, relax, watch nature, drink a soda or water, we have a nice little area there. It's a zen park with flowers, with vegetation, and they can come and enjoy it.

It feels awesome to add yet another park property to our inventory. Great to be here with the community and residents of this area celebrating the opening of East Shenandoah Park and beginning their path to wellness.

It's enjoyable for me to see the involvement of the whole community and bringing this to fruition for the community now for the dogs, the fitness and the Zen Park is an amazing feat.

It's been a great opportunity to come out, see how the community is enjoying the park already. We've already had residents knocking down the gates while we were finishing up our construction process. So it's great to see everyone out here enjoying the park.

And we're actually happy. I mean, this is, to me, one of a kind. I'm involved in the city since I've been here the last eight years. Having the dynamics of a dog park with open spaces and tying it in with a fitness athletic for adults, we're quite happy we're done. We've completed and now turning it over to the neighbors.

Father God, in the name of Jesus, we come now to say thank you that you are God Almighty. Bring us together into a oneness and open to us your knowledge, your wisdom, and your understanding. Our responsibility is to speak up for the least, the lost, the left out, and the last. Those that have no voice, it becomes our responsibility.