Mayor and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach Public Hearing
The City Commission held multiple public hearings to adopt various ordinances affecting city operations and community regulations. Key topics included comprehensive plan amendments for land use, modifications to zoning district regulations, and updates to the city's resiliency code. The Commission addressed public safety and quality of life by regulating micromobility devices, animal control and leash laws, noise violations, and commercial vessel operations. Financial and administrative adjustments were approved regarding procurement procedures, employee retirement plans, personnel leave policies, impact fee structures, and the composition of several city boards and committees, including the Animal Welfare Committee and the Budget Advisory Committee.
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Mayor And City Commission Of The City Of Miami Beach Meeting Minutes
The City Commission held multiple public hearings and meetings where several ordinances were adopted. Key topics included amendments to the comprehensive plan and land development regulations, modifications to public property policies regarding art, building permit forgiveness programs, updates to animal control and noise ordinances, freight and commercial loading regulations, and personnel and retirement plan revisions. Additionally, the commission addressed zoning and land use changes, including designated public swim areas, bicycle ride share station incentives, and site-specific government use rezonings.
Feb 25, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach Second Reading Public Hearing
The City Commission held multiple public hearings and adopted ordinances covering various topics, including: regulations for open containers of alcoholic beverages; service animal regulations; prohibition of shore-based shark fishing; extensions of discounted fees for building permit recertifications; minimum penalty establishment for offenses evidencing prejudice; safety requirements for personal delivery devices; adjustments to permit fees and renewals for elevator inspections; approval of zoning district and comprehensive plan amendments for the Faena District overlay; temporary conditional use regulations; amendments to term limits for city board members; zoning changes and comprehensive plan amendments for 7605 Collins Avenue; revisions to lobbyist registration and disclosure requirements; regulations for city grants and sponsorships regarding anti-discrimination; signage requirements for private paid parking; home solicitation permit and business tax requirements; restrictions on commercial vessel activity at public marinas; land use board agenda procedures; restrictions on city vendor appointments to land use boards; suspension of exterior color review requirements; concurrency and mobility fee waiver provisions; establishment of good standing requirements for zoning amendments; notice requirements for rescheduled land use board meetings; penalties for failure to pay solid waste contractor fees; prohibition of plastic or metallized decorations at public facilities; fee schedule adjustments for municipal garage rates; permitting fees for fire department communication radio strength compliance; and school use development incentives including zoning changes and floor area ratio bonuses.
Feb 19, 2026·Board meeting
City of Miami Beach Special Hybrid Commission Meeting
The Commission met to discuss and improve the City's building permitting process. Key discussion topics included streamlining review cycles, implementing a mid-review communication process, expanding the business concierge and walk-through services, utilizing artificial intelligence for documentation, and improving consistency among reviewers and inspectors. The Commission passed motions to implement mid-review communication within 30 days and to reduce permits requiring four or more review cycles by 50% within six months. Additional topics covered included the City's permitting software, public outreach strategies, and improvements to the business tax receipt renewal process.
