North Miami Board Approves Variance for New Beauty Salon, Greenlights Tutoring Center Expansion

Overview: In a recent meeting, the North Miami Board of Adjustment approved a variance for a new beauty salon suite, “The Sweet Life,” within close proximity to existing salons and granted a special exception for a private educational facility focused on children with disabilities. Both decisions followed detailed presentations and discussions regarding compliance with zoning standards and potential impacts on the community.

North Miami Board Approves New Vocational School and Boutique Auto Showroom

Overview: The North Miami Board of Adjustment approved two significant projects: a vocational school aimed at bolstering local employment opportunities and a boutique automobile showroom intended to revitalize a key commercial corridor.

North Miami Board Approves Variance for Check-Cashing Store Despite Staff Recommendation

Overview: The North Miami Board of Adjustment convened on May 20th to deliberate on a contentious variance request by Amscott Corporation, seeking permission to open a check-cashing store within 1,500 feet of a residential area. Despite a staff recommendation to deny the request, citing non-compliance with five of six required standards, the Board approved the variance after a heated discussion, acknowledging the community’s need for financial services.

North Miami Board Approves Preschool Project Amid Traffic Concerns and Dock Variance

Overview: In its recent meeting, the North Miami Board of Adjustment approved a special exception request for a new preschool and a variance for a dock extension, both reflecting the board’s focus on community development and rectifying administrative oversights.

North Miami Board Approves Vehicle Sales Exception for Scooters and Motorcycles in Industrial District

Overview: At the latest meeting of the North Miami Board of Adjustment, a special exception was granted to allow vehicle sales, specifically scooters and motorcycles, at a property located on Northeast 150th Street in the M1 Industrial District. The decision followed a detailed presentation by city staff and the applicant, who assured the board of compliance with all necessary criteria for the operation.