Florida City, FL — rezoning & P&Z cases
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62-234 — text_amendment
This text amendment to the Florida City Code adds new site plan review standards requiring residential developments with 25+ units to provide dedicated, enclosed bulk waste collection areas and requiring residential, commercial, and industrial developments to install security camera systems at all entrances and exits. These requirements will apply to all new site plan applications submitted after the ordinance's effective date, affecting future development projects in the city.
62-277 — text_amendment
This text amendment modifies site plan review standards to require declaration of restrictions/covenants for residential developments with common property (townhouses and condominiums), mandate on-site bulk waste collection for certain residential projects, and require security camera systems at entrances/exits of residential, commercial, and industrial developments. The changes affect permitting requirements and operational standards for residential, commercial, and industrial development projects citywide.
62-381 — other
This ordinance amends zoning code site plan review standards to require homeowners associations for residential developments with common property, dedicated bulk waste collection areas for projects with 25+ units, and security camera systems at entrances/exits for residential projects with 6+ units and commercial/industrial projects with 4+ tenant businesses. Developers proposing residential, commercial, or industrial projects in Florida City will need to comply with these new requirements in their site plan submissions.
R-1532-84 — other
This case involves an interlocal agreement governing regulatory jurisdiction and building permitting between Miami-Dade County and the City of Florida City for annexed property. The County is retaining jurisdiction over zoning, comprehensive development master plan, and platting for designated areas including Rock Pit #39 Preserve. Developers proposing projects in the annexed area need to understand the split permitting authority and the County's discretionary role in processing permits for pre-annexation applications.
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