Key Biscayne, FL — rezoning & P&Z cases
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30-105 — text_amendment
This case proposes amendments to Section 30-105 of the Village Code regarding development regulations and development incentive bonuses within the RM-30 Multiple Family District. Developers should review changes to incentive bonuses and development standards that may affect multifamily projects in this zoning district.
30-242 — other
This ordinance amendment modifies installation restrictions for artificial turf in the Institutional Zoning District of Key Biscayne. The change affects regulatory requirements for developments in institutional zones that may involve artificial turf installation. Developers should review whether this impacts their projects in the Institutional District or affects institutional use compatibility on their sites.
30-106 — other
This ordinance amends Chapter 30 of the Village Code to create minimum square footage standards for mixed-use development in the Office District and establish new housing standards. Developers proposing mixed-use or housing projects in Key Biscayne should review the new minimum size requirements to ensure compliance.
30-100 — other
This case addresses finished floor elevation requirements for additions to single-family and two-family homes in Key Biscayne's residential districts. The ordinance will impact any developer or homeowner planning residential additions in the village by establishing new elevation standards. Developers should review whether this affects existing projects or future residential development plans in single-family and two-family zoned areas.
30-195 — other
This ordinance amendment permits monument signs in the C-1 Low Intensity Commercial District and the Institutional District. The change modifies signage regulations for nonresidential districts. Developers in these zoning districts should review the new sign requirements and design standards.
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