Pump Station 11-C Bypass Control (Request for Proposal)
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Oct 30, 2026
Project consists of pump station 11-c bypass control.
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Posted
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Oct 30, 2026
Project consists of pump station 11-c bypass control.
Posted
May 13, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
This RFP solicits proposals from experienced restaurateurs or developers to lease, build out, and operate a restaurant at CRA-owned property located at 14401 NW 27th Avenue, Opa-Locka, FL. The CRA will provide a $100,000 grant toward interior buildout; proposers must submit a restaurant concept, buildout plan, financial plan, proposed lease terms, and required certifications. The solicitation is for a lease agreement and redevelopment services and is currently listed as open until contracted.
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161608
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182
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16,177
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Opa-Locka
The meeting centered on a proposal to amend the Land Development Code by removing certain parcels from the Historic Downtown Opa-locka District (HDOD). This action was initiated to allow a local car dealership to expand its operations, which was previously hindered by existing zoning height, density, and design requirements. The board discussed the rationale for the zoning change, the potential impact on the downtown area, and the dealership's intention to redevelop the site. Members of the public raised concerns about the aesthetic impact of the proposed expansion and the clarity of the plans.
The meeting focused on the establishment of a microgrant program for local businesses with an appropriation of $125,000. Key discussions included setting a maximum grant limit per enterprise, with $15,000 proposed, and the necessity of documentation to verify project costs for applicants. The board also addressed the addition of a new agenda item regarding a restaurant request for proposals and discussed strategic priorities for property repairs within the agency's jurisdiction.
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The board discussed and approved a resolution to designate a specific portion of land as a public right-of-way for Northwest 127th Street, aiming to improve connectivity and infrastructure. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved an ordinance amending land use and zoning regulations concerning walls, fences, and hedges. This amendment clarifies standards for permitted materials, height restrictions, and landscaping requirements to address inconsistencies and beautification goals, while also ensuring proper appearance and enforcement protocols.
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