Digital kiosk proposed for Washington Avenue and 16th Street
The Historic Preservation Board reviews the new site Nov. 10, after it asked the kiosk company in April to find a better spot than Española Way and Drexel.
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The Historic Preservation Board reviews the new site Nov. 10, after it asked the kiosk company in April to find a better spot than Española Way and Drexel.
A proposed zoning change would let Terminal Island properties add helipads used from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Planning Board takes it up Nov. 3.
The former W South Beach wants to raise its pool deck limit from 525 to 1,370 people and add a beach restaurant, and the Roney Palace next door objects to the noise.
A committee takes up the next slice of the 2019 G.O. bond today, led by $43 million for the 72nd Street park, library and pool and $10 million for a new Fire Station 3.
The Historic Preservation Board takes up the 4,000-square-foot addition on Nov. 10, along with a new digital kiosk on Washington Avenue at 16th Street.
The former mayor's project at 930 and 960 Alton Road would replace a 1990 office building and a retail building; the Planning Board hears it Dec. 8.
A Nov. 5 Zoom meeting will take up a proposed 0.5 floor area ratio increase for the 1751, 1757 and 1775 Collins Avenue development.
The only question on the city's special election ballot would extend a city ground lease twice and allow 47,000 square feet of new building above a garage. Early voting ends Sunday.
Residents can tour the Lincoln Road construction site on Oct. 29 and hear the latest on the flood-protection project.
Tamarius Davis, who pleaded guilty in May, faces sentencing in the shooting of a tourist at an Ocean Drive restaurant; the hearing continues Wednesday.
Commissioners cut the fair's license fee nearly in half while adding a bigger half-price ticket presale for Miami Beach residents.
High tides are due at 10:25 a.m. and 10:29 p.m. Wednesday under a Coastal Flood Warning, followed by a Coastal Flood Advisory through 8 p.m. Thursday.