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The coffers of Miami Beach may be drying up, but the campaign accounts of those who want to run that city are still growing.
Tax relief from Tallahassee spells less money for cities like Miami Beach. That means fewer employees, reduced service and some hard decisions.
A landmark pier in Sunny Isles Beach has been around since the days of FDR. But damage from Hurricane Wilma forced city officials to close it down. Meanwhile its owner wants nothing more to do with it.
Sasaki Associates has a plan to create more green space by tearing down a bunch of buildings. However, one city of Miami board thinks plenty more work needs to be done.
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Conflicts surrounding a dog park and a police substation are resolved peacefully, while a recently opened transitional housing facility gets high marks from at least one resident.
A residential neighborhood will soon leave the era of septic tanks and enter the age of sewer systems. It will cost them.
Rejoice Gables residents: If you live in a certain area, you shall be allowed to use metal roofs. As for accordion-style storm shutters, well…
Town Council: Parking garages are just not OK in residential areas.
So sayeth the new government: It’s time to get tougher on code enforcement. Click here to find out how to win breakfast for your office!
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