North Miami Planning Commission Approves Security Wall for Yeshiva Elementary Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the North Miami Planning Commission approved a proposal for a six-foot high masonry wall at Yeshiva Elementary School to enhance security, particularly in response to rising anti-Semitic threats. The commission also considered the potential for public art on the wall.

North Miami Beach Explores In-House Waste Management Amid Resident Complaints

Overview: In a recent North Miami Beach City Council meeting, discussions revolved around the potential shift from outsourced to in-house waste management services, driven by resident dissatisfaction with current contractor Coastal Waste Management. The council deliberated on financial, operational, and community implications, considering various models to improve service quality and efficiency.

North Miami Beach Explores In-House Waste Management Amid Resident Complaints

North Miami Planning Commission Tackles Development Proposals Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The North Miami Planning Commission meeting tackled various development proposals, with attention given to a proposed multifamily residential project and its associated community benefits package. Discussions revolved around the project’s compliance with zoning regulations, potential impacts on local residents, and the need for detailed community benefits.

Miami City Commission Faces Public Backlash Over Park Development and Waste Management Proposals

Overview: The Miami City Commission meeting was marked by public scrutiny over proposals related to park development and waste management. Residents voiced strong opposition to agenda item PZ7, which proposed changes to park development regulations, arguing it would undermine community input and jeopardize Miami’s limited green spaces. Additionally, waste management issues, including potential reductions in recycling and bulky trash pickups, sparked environmental concerns amid ongoing flooding challenges in the city.