Miami Beach Planning Board Faces Controversy Over Royal Palm Hotel Entertainment Expansion

Overview: The Miami Beach Planning Board met to discuss several noteworthy topics, with a proposal to expand outdoor entertainment at the Royal Palm Hotel taking center stage. The application proposed modifications to the existing conditional use permit (CUP), which included reconfiguring existing venues, introducing ambient outdoor entertainment, and adding a new rooftop alcoholic beverage establishment. The plan faced significant opposition due to concerns about noise, particularly with anticipated events during the World Cup.

Miami Beach Planning Board Weighs Special Events and Development Impacts on Terminal Island

Overview: In a recent Miami Beach Planning Board meeting, the board deliberated on various proposals, notably focusing on a conditional use permit for a privately-owned marina on Terminal Island and the implications of special events at the site. The proposed development, which includes four buildings and nine boat slips, generated discussion, particularly concerning traffic, noise, and the involvement of the Coast Guard due to the site’s proximity to a military installation.

Miami Beach Planning Board Approves New Restaurant Developments Amid Noise Mitigation Concerns

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Miami Beach Planning Board, discussions centered on the approval of new restaurant developments and their implications for noise management and community impact. The board approved a conditional use permit for a high-end restaurant named Medusa, proposed by Noble 33, with attention given to the potential noise impact from its rooftop dining area. Additionally, the board considered a mixed-use development on Washington Avenue featuring 210 rental apartments.

Miami Beach Planning Board Reviews Moratorium on Floor Area Increases

Overview: The Miami Beach Planning Board’s recent meeting focused on a proposed moratorium on floor area increases, which would temporarily halt any applications for amendments to the city’s comprehensive plan or land development regulations seeking to exceed current zoning limits by more than 5,000 square feet per property. The moratorium, intended to last until January 31 of the following year, aims to provide the city commission with time to assess the impact of pending floor area increases on municipal services and infrastructure. This proposal sparked debate among board members and public attendees.

Miami Beach Planning Board Weighs Noise Concerns for New Supper Club Proposal

Overview: The Miami Beach Planning Board meeting on June 10th focused on several issues, including a proposal for a high-end supper club and concerns about noise regulation, residential space use in mixed-use buildings, and progress reports on existing establishments. The board also discussed applications for new developments and reviewed ongoing compliance matters.