Faculty SenateNovember 17, 2010

Development Agreement

1. Annual Community Programs for Coral Gables Residents

• Educational, Musical, Cultural, Health

2. Hurricane Athletics/BUC Ticket Program

3. Community Improvements

4. Internal Road

5. Legislative Action

• Comprehensive Plan Amendments• Zoning Map Amendment• Zoning Text Amendment

6. Streets, Waterways, Fire Station

7. BUC Seats and Liquor License

8. Mobility Plan

9. Consulting Services, Cap on Students, Off-campus limitations

10. Health Center

11. Mitigation

Development Agreement

Gables Fellows Program

• Student internship program for two students at City• Administered by the University’s Center for Civic Engagement

Coral Gables Lecture Series

• Six lectures featuring members of the faculty and distinguished speakers to be located on or off campus

UM Concert Series• Four concerts presented by the Frost School of Music

UM Cultural Program• Two cultural programs

“Meet the Docs”

• Four lectures on a wide range of issues by Miller School of Medicine faculty

1. Annual Community Programs

Football• Buy 1 get 2 free ticket program for one home football game• That football game will be designated “Coral Gables Day”

Basketball and Baseball• 1,000 free tickets to select home games• Two tickets per household (proof of residency required)

BankUnited Center• Provide free event tickets worth $20,000 to residents when additional seats are

installed

2. Hurricane Athletics/BUC Ticket Program

Ponce de Leon Beautification Improvements• City to design / install improvements between Red Road and LeJeune Road• City to coordinate design with the University• University will contribute up to $100,000 for project between Red Road and

Granada Boulevard

3. Community Improvements

Change Completion Date*

Phase I - December 31, 2015• Student Activity Center

• Center for Music Learning and Leadership, Academic Facilities Replacement

Phase II - December 31, 2017• Interactive Science and Research

Phases I and II

* If projects are constructed prior to dates above, the road must also be completed.

4. Internal Road

5. Legislative ChangesComprehensive Plan Amendments

FAR 6.8 M SFUSESGRID Campus Multi-Use Zone

5. Legislative Actions

Zoning Code Amendments

FARUSESCAMPUS DISTRICTSConditional Use 75’ Buffer 300’ Transition Administrative Approval Core Multi Use

University Parcels

6. Streets, Waterways, and Fire Station

Consolidates Campus as Single Parcel

StreetsWaterwaysFire Station

7. BankUnited Center Seats and Parking

Increase Seats from 7,200 seats to 9,830 seatsBUC

Parking

Allow Sale of Liquor for Selected Events

• Mobility Plan

8. Mobility PlanStrategies to encourage alternative modes of transportation to reduce traffic impacts

Pedestrians

HurryCane Shuttle

Bikes

Mass Transit

Parking Management

Zipcars

• DO NOT INCLUDE

• Financial mitigation for University impact$

9. Services, Enrollment, and UsesConsulting Services• University will provide, at its expense, up to 80 hours per year of consulting

services to the City• Employees, faculty, and staff will provide these services in areas such

information technology, procurement, architecture and design, and business processes

• City will pay all non-labor expenses• Unused hours will not be carried over

Student Enrollment• If student enrollment exceeds 13,000, University must amend Development

Agreement to address any new impacts, if any

Off-Campus Uses• Off-campus conferences, symposia, institutes and the like are permitted off-

campus for no more than 14 consecutive days• Hotel use for student housing

10. Health Center

HealthCenter

BUC

BUC

Ponce /Flipse

Ponce /Flipse

Existing Master Plan

Proposed Health Center

• DO NOT INCLUDE

• Financial mitigation for University impact$

11. Mitigation

Current mitigation obligations• Impact fees for building, fire, police, and general government• Building and zoning fees• Master Plan obligations for regional and local traffic studies

Development Agreement provides additional $28M in value• $22M over 20 years into City’s General Revenue Fund• $6M for Coral Gables residents cultural enrichment programs

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