Monday September 14, 7-9PM, Mayoral Candidate Forum
Friday October 9, 7-9PM, Commission District 3 and District 4 Candidate Forum
All events will take place at Shenandoah Park Clubhouse 1800 SW 21st Ave.
Miami Shenandoah Neighborhood Association is sponsoring the event. They say:
Come to hear our prospective new leaders’ plans to enhance the [...]
Just as Miami Dade County did, the City of Miami voted to keep the tax rate flat. The Miami Herald said about the budget meeting:
Taxpayers flooded Miami City Hall Thursday for the first of two budget hearings — a meeting so volatile a screaming match broke out between a commissioner and the mayor.
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Benjamin T. Jealous, President and CEO of NAACP is the Keynote Speaker. To register/get tickets, call 305 685-9436.
Public input meeting to redesign the master plan for Virginia Key will be held: Saturday September 26, 2009 at the Rusty Pelican, 9am- 1pm
Virginia Key is a 1,000 acre island off the coast of Miami that has long been a hodge podge of land uses. It is [...]
Although it has to go for a second vote, the zoning overhaul in the City of Miami, called Miami 21 passed. Commissioner Tomas Regalado was the only NO vote. The next big vote will be the Virginia Key Master Plan. There will be an important meeting September 26th so save the date.
It seems Community Activist, Elvis Cruz, was right when he said on August 7th:
I seriously doubt we have heard the last of Miami 21.
The hearing begins at 10 a.m.
The Urban Environment League Board is divided on support for the zoning overhaul. Some members are in favor of it and some are [...]
Dawn Shirreffs, Florida Program Coordinator for Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund gives testimony at a South Florida Regional Planning Council sponsored meeting on power lines for the expansion of the nuclear facility at Turkey Point.
The Urban Environment League submitted our resolution on the power lines, recommending [...]
The Comprehensive Plan updates that the State of Florida must approve for Miami Dade County are coming due. They are called the (EAR) Evaluation and Appraisal Report.
I attended Monday night’s EAR workshop and spoke about these issues: maintaining the UDB, development in the urban core, the watershed study, future plans for FPL and [...]
The History Press (www.historypress.net) of Charleston announced that it’s newest book, SUNSHINE, STONE CRABS AND CHEESECAKE: THE STORY OF MIAMI BEACH, written by noted Miami-area author and historian Seth H. Bramson, will be available for purchase beginning August 31st, 2009. With a full color cover, 160 pages and 199 photographs, SUNSHINE, STONE CRABS AND [...]
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Planning News- Editorial Intern May 17, 2012[…]Jonathan Nettler
- Visionary Skyscraper Finally Completed May 17, 2012Add this to the "oh yeah" file. After eight years of construction, the completion ceremony for the OMA-designed China Central Television (CCTV) Headquarters in Beijing was held this week. read more […]Jonathan Nettler
- Major Stumbling Block to Transportation Bill May be Removed May 17, 2012In a promising sign for the negotiation and passage of a comprehensive transportation bill, the GOP is hinting it may be willing to part with demands to include a permit for the Keystone XL oil pipeline in the final bill, reports Ben Geman.read more […]Jonathan Nettler
- California Tries To Wring Every Last Cent From Redevelopment May 17, 2012California's erstwhile redevelopment agencies are pleading with the state to maintaing funding for projects they consider crucial. So far, the Department of Finance has taken a decidedly conservative approach. read more […]Josh Stephens
- Quick Fixes for Transit Safety May 17, 2012Transit rider and Good reporter, Alissa Walker, describes some simple solutions for making transit safer. read more […]jerinbrent
- Will Generation Y Drive a Rust Belt Redux? May 17, 2012In search of cheap rent and an urban experience with some bona fide street cred, young people are making the move out to the Rust Belt, Will Doig reports.read more […]Ryan Lue
- America's Rivers Under Threat May 17, 2012Hillary Rosner speaks with Bob Irvin, president of American Rivers, on their newly released list of the most endangered rivers in the country.read more […]Jonathan Nettler
- New Urbanists Duke it Out With Mayor Over Expressway Conversion May 17, 2012"We should not let the lame be the enemy of the perfectly adequate," says one critic of the New Haven mayor's proposal. read more […]newurban
- Onward, Singapore: Setting the New Standard for Urban Innovation May 17, 2012Boyd Cohen takes us through a brief tour of the Lion City's many progressive and wildly successful programs, from affordable housing to traffic management and beyond.read more […]Ryan Lue
- The Housing Market Revolution May 17, 2012Haya El Nasser describes the housing market's fundamental structural changes as the housing industry rethinks what type of housing to build and where to build it. read more […]Jonathan Nettler
- Editorial Intern May 17, 2012
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