North Miami public meetings in 2025

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will consider appointing a Vice Chair and adopt standing rules for comments. Members will discuss the 2026 program calendar, including the NoMi Women Meet‑Up, Get Fit NoMi, 50 Female Startup, Empower Her mentorship, and the 4th Annual Women Wellness Brunch. A special presentation will cover the Miami‑Dade Women’s Summit, its leadership structure, sponsorship packages, location, budget, and fiscal agent. Reports on recent initiatives such as the first NoMi Women’s Meet‑Up and a $25k female startup funding will also be reviewed.

• Appointment of Vice Chair
• Standing rules for comments and discussion
• Discussion of 2026 program calendar (NoMi Women Meet‑Up, Get Fit NoMi, 50 Female Startup, Empower Her mentorship, 4th Annual Women Wellness Brunch)
• Special presentation on Miami‑Dade Women’s Summit (leadership, sponsorship, location, budget, fiscal agent)
• Report on $25k funding for 50 Female Startup

Centennial Committee

The Centennial Committee will meet to discuss a lecture series, a call for artists for a gala, and the 100-year-old homes initiative. The group will also plan a site visit for January 2026.

• Lecture series proposed with hosts including Seth Bramson and Dr. Paul George
• Call for artists to showcase work at centennial events and a silent auction
• Research continues on 100-year-old homes and identified businesses
• Proposed quarterly lecture timeframe
• Site visit planned for January 2026 meeting

Planning Commission

The North Miami Planning Commission will consider a resolution authorizing the City to execute the Campus Development Agreement with the Florida International University Board of Trustees. The commission will also hear a conditional‑use permit application to convert 15 dormitory units into residential dwellings on parcels at 1640 NE 127th Street and nearby lots. A Public Works staff member is scheduled to provide a rendering and update on the pedestrian bridge at 131st Street.

• Resolution (PC:17-114) approving execution of the Campus Development Agreement between the City and FIU Board of Trustees
• Conditional‑use permit (PC:17-115) to convert 15 dormitory units to residential units on five parcels at 1640 NE 127th Street, 1605‑1645 NE 126th Street (≈0.98 acres) with 57 parking spaces
• Public Works rendering and update on the pedestrian bridge located at 131st Street
• Continued public hearing and public hearing sessions scheduled for this meeting
• Next Planning Commission meeting dates: January 6 2026 and February 3 2026

The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the September 18 meeting. It voted to defer the campus development agreement resolution (PC 17-114). It unanimously approved a conditional use permit to convert dormitory units to residential apartments at 1640 NE 1277 Street and adjacent parcels (PC 17-115).

• Approved September 18 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Deferred campus development agreement resolution (PC 17-114) (6-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for residential redevelopment at 1640 NE 1277 St and related parcels (PC 17-115) (6-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on two variance requests. These items are quasi-judicial, meaning the board will determine if the requests are approved, denied, or approved with conditions.

• V-15-25: Variance for a beauty salon at 1073 NE 125 ST to be 885 feet from another salon instead of the required 1,500 feet
• V-16-25: Variance for 1970 NE 124 Street to allow impermeable paving 0 feet from the property line instead of the required 5 feet

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on two variance requests. These include a request to reduce the required distance between beauty salons and a request to legalize unpermitted paving in a residential rear yard.

• V-15-25: Variance for beauty salon at 1073 NE 125 ST to allow 885-foot separation instead of 1,500 feet
• V-16-25: Variance for 1970 NE 124 Street to allow impermeable paving 0 feet from property line where 5 feet is required

Commission for Women

The North Miami Commission for Women will consider two proposals: hosting an Annual Miami‑Dade County Women’s Leadership Summit in March 2026, and launching the Women’s Health Equity & Preventive Care Initiative (WHEP‑33161). The board will also discuss appointing Norisa Glickman as the commission chair. All items are presented for discussion and possible approval at the November 18 meeting.

• Proposal: Annual Miami‑Dade County Women’s Leadership Summit – planned for March 2026, with a 12‑member committee of county commissions, chambers, schools, nonprofits, and advocacy groups.
• Proposal: Women’s Health Equity & Preventive Care Initiative (WHEP‑33161) – aims to expand preventive care and screenings, partnering with MJD Wellness Community Center, HANA, Susan G. Komen Foundation, FQHCs, and city officials.
• Appointment: Norisa Glickman to be appointed as Commission for Women chair.

Centennial Committee

The committee is discussing events for the city's centennial, including historic trolley rides and a carnival-themed birthday celebration on February 5, 2026. Members are reviewing the sponsorship packet and fundraising focus for a gala scheduled for December 5, 2026.

• Birthday celebration on February 5, 2026, at MOCA Plaza
• Centennial Gala on December 5, 2026, at FIU Kovens Center for 300-350 guests
• Historic trolley ride dates: January 24, April 18, and July 16, 2026
• Vote required on fundraising focus, including North Miami Educational Foundation, Inc.
• Review of Gala sponsorship packet

Youth Council

The North Miami Youth Council meeting will include a discussion of its 2025 initiatives, sponsored by Youth Council Mayor Esthecy Cotiere. It will also discuss the Thanksgiving Parade, sponsored by Youth Council Vice-Mayor Jeffrey Sainlair. The agenda also contains a consent agenda, special presentations, and a segment for requests, petitions, communications, and discussions.

• Discussion of Youth Council initiatives for 2025 (sponsored by Youth Council Mayor Esthecy Cotiere)
• Discussion of Thanksgiving Parade (sponsored by Youth Council Vice-Mayor Jeffrey Sainlair)
• Consent agenda
• Special presentations
• Requests‑petitions‑communications‑discussions segment

Commission for Women

The North Miami Commission for Women will meet on October 21, 2025 to hear special presentations on the state of women and girls in Florida. The board will discuss a proposal to host an Annual Miami-Dade Women’s Leadership Summit in spring 2026, outlining partners and expected outcomes. A public hearing will also be held during the meeting.

• Special presentations titled “The State of Women & Girls in Florida” by Dr. Rosario Concha and other commissioners
• Proposal to host an Annual Miami-Dade Women’s Leadership Summit in March 2026
• Opening remarks by Councilwoman Mary Estime‑Irvin
• Public hearing open to the public

Board of Adjustment

The North Miami Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two petitions. One is a special exception to permit a vehicle sales use at 1995 NE 150 St within the M‑1 industrial district. The other is a variance to reduce the required 1,500‑foot separation between beauty salons to 885 feet at 1073 NE 125 St in the C‑3 zoning district. After staff reports and public comment, the board will vote to approve, deny, or approve with conditions.

• Special exception for vehicle sales use at 1995 NE 150 St (M‑1 industrial district)
• Variance to lower distance separation for beauty salons to 885 ft at 1073 NE 125 St (C‑3 zoning district)

Centennial Committee

The Centennial Committee will appoint its chair, present the city seal, and review ideas for the centennial celebration. A major focus is the overview of Task #1 – the Centennial Gala scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026, with 300‑350 guests at the FIU Kovens Center. The committee will also identify additional tasks, set dates for the next meeting and a site visit, and organize subcommittees for program, entertainment, food, décor, and budget logistics.

• Appointment of the Chair for the Centennial Committee
• Seal presentation and discussion of city’s centennial ideas
• Review and feedback on the gala sponsorship packet
• Overview of Task #1 – Centennial Gala (Dec 5, 2026, FIU Kovens Center, 300‑350 guests)
• Set next meeting date (first Thursdays, virtual) and site‑visit date

Planning Commission

The North Miami Special Planning Commission will consider two conditional use permits for residential developments: a 10-unit townhouse project and an 18-unit residential building. The meeting agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the previous session.

• Conditional Use Permit for 10-unit townhouses at 13030 NE 10th Avenue
• Conditional Use Permit for 18-unit residential building at 1998 NE 135th Street
• Approval of June 26, 2025 Planning Commission minutes
• Public hearing for the vacation, abandonment, and sale of NW 120th Street
• Text amendments to Chapter 29 of the City Code regarding zoning districts

The commission approved the June 26, 2025 minutes by a 7‑0 vote. It deferred a conditional use permit for a 10‑unit townhouse project with a 6‑1 vote. It approved a conditional use permit for an 18‑unit residential building by a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved June 26 minutes (7-0)
• Deferred townhouse conditional use permit (6-1)
• Approved 18‑unit residential building permit (7-0)

Board of Adjustment

The North Miami Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on one special exception and six variance requests. Each item will be considered for approval, denial, or conditional approval after staff reports and public comment. The meeting follows standard procedural items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and announcements.

• SE-7-25 – Special Exception to permit a cosmetology school at 12345 W Dixie Highway (C‑3 commercial district)
• V-10-25 – Variance for back‑out parking onto the right of way at 790 NE 122 Street (R‑5 residential district)
• V-11-25 – Variance to reduce required parking from six to five spaces at 790 NE 122 Street (R‑5 residential district)
• V-12-25 – Variance for a six‑foot front‑yard fence at 495 NW 129 Street (R‑2 residential district)
• V-13-25 – Variance for a twelve‑foot dock extension at 12960 Coronado Drive (R‑1 residential district)

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will debrief the third annual NoMi Women Wellness Brunch, reviewing its budget and any outstanding invoices. A discussion will be held on the “Empowering Women’s Health in North Miami” initiative sponsored by Commissioner Dr. Etienne. The meeting also includes a public hearing, questions and answers, and announcements.

• Debrief of the 3rd Annual NoMi Women Wellness Brunch – budget review
• Review of outstanding invoices for the brunch
• Discussion of “Empowering Women’s Health in North Miami” sponsored by Commissioner Dr. Etienne
• Public hearing (open to the public)
• Announcements

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will hold its regular meeting to organize, hear a swearing-in for a re-appointed board member, and review the budget for the 3rd Annual NoMi Women Wellness Summit. The summit’s budget includes line items for décor, catering, program materials, invitations, and a $100 social media post boost.

• Swearing-in of Emmanuella Fleurimont as re-appointed board member
• NoMi Women Wellness Summit budget review with $100 social media post boost
• Empower Her First Session scheduled for September 6, 2025, at Griffing Park

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will discuss updates on the 50 Female Start-Up and Empower Her NoMi initiatives. The board will vote on the launch date for the Empower Her Mentorship Program and the date for the Annual NoMi Women Wellness Summit Brunch.

• Re-appointment swearing-in for Dr. Marie O. Etienne and Mrs. Rose Michelle Grand-Pierre
• Vote on Empower Her Mentorship Program launch date
• Vote on date change for the Annual NoMi Women Wellness Summit Brunch
• Vote on flyers for Monthly Women Meet-Up and Annual NoMi Women Wellness Summit Brunch
• Discussion on adding an attendance section to the Commission for Women Ordinance

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a request to vacate and sell a portion of NW 120th Street to a private developer. The body will also consider text amendments to the city's Land Development Regulations regarding a cultural arts overlay district.

• Proposed vacation, abandonment, and sale of a 200-lineal-foot segment of NW 120th Street between NW 7th Avenue and I-95 (PC: 17-110)
• Proposed text amendments to Chapter 29 of the City Code to implement the NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District (PC: 17-111)

The commission approved the April 17 and May 6, 2025 minutes with a 7‑0 vote. It then approved a mayor‑council resolution to vacate, abandon and sell a portion of NW 120th Street between NW 7th Avenue and I‑95, also 7‑0. Finally, it approved text amendments to Chapter 29 of the city code, extending the NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District to 143 St, with a 7‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned by a 6‑0 vote.

• Approved April 17, 2025 minutes (7-0)
• Approved May 6, 2025 minutes (7-0)
• Approved resolution PC:17-110 to sell NW 120th St segment (7-0)
• Approved ordinance PC:17-111 amending land development regulations, extending district to 143 St (7-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the sale of a city-owned street segment and updates to zoning regulations. The body will also review minutes from April and May 2025 meetings.

• Proposed vacation, abandonment, and sale of a 200-foot segment of NW 120th Street between NW 7th Avenue and I-95 (PC: 17-110)
• Proposed text amendments to Chapter 29 of the City Code regarding the NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District (PC: 17-111)
• Request by GRM Property Management to acquire 12,000 sq. ft. of public land for a medical complex entrance and parking

Board of Adjustment

The North Miami Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance request (V-09-25) to allow existing impermeable paving to remain 0 feet from the rear property line, where 5 feet is required, on a property at 2037 NE 121 Road in the R-1 district. The board may approve, deny, or approve with conditions. The meeting also includes procedural items such as call to order, approval of minutes, and public comment.

• V-09-25: Variance to allow existing paving to encroach into the rear yard at 2037 NE 121 Road – requires only 0-foot setback where 5 feet is required.

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review a request to allow a pool deck to remain despite encroaching into a required 5-foot rear yard setback. The encroachment occurred due to an administrative oversight during the building permit process for a new residence completed in 2025.

• V-09-25: Variance request for 2037 NE 121 Road to allow impermeable materials 0 feet from the property line instead of the required 5 feet

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: adoption of the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and FY2025-2026 Annual Action Plan for CDBG ($779,123) and HOME ($289,658) programs; amendments to the Comprehensive Plan to create a NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District; and corresponding zoning code amendments to establish the overlay district. The commission will also consider approving the January 7, 2025 meeting minutes and receive a public works update.

• Resolution adopting 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and FY2025-2026 Annual Action Plan for CDBG ($779,123) and HOME ($289,658) programs
• Ordinance amending Comprehensive Plan's Future Land Use Element to create NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District
• Ordinance amending Chapter 29 Land Development Regulations to establish NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District on the zoning map
• Approval of January 7, 2025 Planning Commission meeting minutes
• Public Works update as a communication item

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the five‑year 2025‑2029 Consolidated Plan and the FY 2025‑2026 Action Plan under the CDBG and HOME programs (PC 17‑107). It also adopted amendments to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan creating a new NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District and extending its boundary to 143 St (PC 17‑108). A recommendation to prohibit new nightclubs on the west side of 7th Avenue was approved alongside the plan (PC 17‑109). All motions passed 6‑0.

• Approved five‑year 2025‑2029 Consolidated Plan and FY 2025‑2026 Action Plan (PC 17‑107) – unanimous 6‑0
• Adopted amendments creating NW 7th Avenue Cultural Arts and Innovation Overlay District (PC 17‑108) – unanimous 6‑0
• Extended overlay district boundary to 143 St (PC 17‑108) – unanimous 6‑0
• Approved recommendation of no new nightclubs on west side of 7th Avenue (PC 17‑109) – unanimous 6‑0
• Approved minutes from January 7 2025 (unanimous 6‑0)
• Motion to adjourn passed – unanimous 6‑0

Planning Commission

The North Miami Planning Commission will hold a special meeting primarily for a discussion on potential revisions to the Land Development Regulations (LDRs) to align with the updated comprehensive plan. No public hearings, old business, or new business are on the agenda. The meeting is mostly procedural, with the only substantive item being the LDR discussion.

• Discussion on potential revisions to Land Development Regulations (LDRs) to align with the updated comprehensive plan
• Next Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May 6, 2025
• No public hearings scheduled
• No old or new business items listed

The only action taken was a motion to adjourn, which was made by Commissioner Seifried, seconded by Commissioner Each, and passed unanimously with a 6-0 vote. No other items were approved, denied, or tabled.

• Adjourned meeting (unanimous 6-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on a special exception for a gun range and three zoning variances. These quasi-judicial items involve land use and setback requirements at specific North Miami properties.

• Special exception for a gun range at 1999 NE 150 St
• Variance for community residential home distance separation at 960 NE 136 Street
• Variance for paving encroachment into side yard at 13507 NE 24 Place
• Variance for reduced rear setback for a multifamily structure at 1155 NE 123 Street

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on one special exception request and three zoning variances. These items involve land use permissions and setback requirements for commercial and residential properties.

• Special exception for a gun range use at 1999 NE 150 St
• Variance for community residential home distance separation at 960 NE 136 Street
• Variance for paving encroachment into side yard at 13507 NE 24 Place
• Variance to reduce rear setback from 25 feet to 10 feet 1 inch at 1155 NE 123 Street

Commission for Women

Members will vote on key initiatives: the Empower Her NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative launch date, the June 2025 Women Health and Wellness Summit, finalizing the commission slogan, and a monthly women meet-up starting in May. They will also confirm the final budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. Old business includes reconciliation of the 2024 Women's Wellness Event and a request to change board operations during the transition.

• Vote on Empower Her NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative launch date
• Vote on June 2025 Women Health and Wellness Summit official name and date
• Vote to finalize Commission for Women slogan
• Vote on monthly women meet-up event starting in May
• Confirm final budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider several special exceptions and variances for land use. Key items include requests for nightclub operations and a private school, as well as a pet crematory and an accessory dwelling unit.

• Special exception for nightclub use at 1099 NW 119 Street and 12009 NW 7 Avenue
• Distance separation variance for nightclubs at 1099 NW 119 Street and 1668 NE 123 Street
• Special exception for a private school at 401 NE 125 Street
• Special exception for a pet crematory at 1965 NE 149 Street
• Variance for a detached accessory dwelling unit at 841 NE 123 Street

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on several quasi-judicial items, including continued petitions for a nightclub at 1099 NW 119 Street (special exception and variance for distance separation). New petitions include a private school at 401 NE 125 Street, an accessory dwelling unit variance at 841 NE 123 Street, a pet crematory at 1965 NE 149 Street, and additional nightclub/bar proposals at 12009 NW 7 Avenue and 1668 NE 123 Street. The board may approve, deny, or approve with conditions each item.

• Continued special exception (SE-05-24) for nightclub at 1099 NW 119 St in C-1 district
• Continued variance (V-16-24) to reduce minimum distance separation for alcohol sales from 2,500 ft (religious/school) and 1,500 ft (residential/park) at same property
• New special exception (SE-2-25) for private school at 401 NE 125 St in C-3 district
• New variance (V-03-25) to allow detached accessory dwelling unit on lot under 12,500 sq ft at 841 NE 123 St in R-2 district
• New special exception (SE-04-25) for nightclub at 12009 NW 7 Ave and variance (V-5-25) for bar at 1668 NE 123 St with distance separation issues

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will vote on the "Empower Her" NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative. The board will also discuss the 2025 calendar, the final budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025, and a request to change board operations during the current appointment transition.

• Vote on "Empower Her" NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative
• Confirmation of final budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Swearing-in of board member Claudia Pazmino
• Selection of new Vice Chair
• Proposed 2025 events: Annual Conference (June) and Women’s Wellness Day (October)

Youth Council

The North Miami Youth Council is meeting to discuss three items: youth council funding, sidewalk repairs near Arch Creek Elementary, and accessible transportation. These are discussion items, not final decisions. The meeting is open to the public.

• Discussion of Youth Council Funding sponsored by Youth Council Mayor Esthecy Cotiere
• Discussion of Sidewalk Repairs Near Arch Creek Elementary sponsored by Youth Councilwoman Clara Freda St. Amour
• Discussion of Accessible Transportation sponsored by Youth Council Mayor Esthecy Cotiere

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on several special exceptions and variances. Key items include a proposed nightclub and a building height increase in the Transit Overlay District.

• Special exception and distance variance for a nightclub at 1099 NW 119 Street
• Special exception for a private school at 401 NE 125 St
• Height variance to increase building height from 200' to 214' at 1401 NE 123 Street
• Variance for reduced rear and side transitional standards at 1580 NE 129 St
• Variance for a detached accessory dwelling unit at 841 NE 123 Street

Board of Adjustment

The North Miami Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on several quasi-judicial items, including a special exception for a nightclub and a variance to reduce spacing requirements, a special exception for a private school, a height variance for a building, a variance for reduced transitional standards, and a variance for an accessory dwelling unit. The board may approve, deny, or approve with conditions each item.

• Special exception for a nightclub at 1099 NW 119 Street in C-1 district
• Variance to required 2,500-foot spacing from religious institution and school for that nightclub
• Special exception for a private school at 401 NE 125 Street in C-3 district
• Variance to allow building height of 214 feet (max 200 feet) at 1401 NE 123 Street
• Variance for a detached accessory dwelling unit on a lot under 12,500 sq ft at 841 NE 123 Street

Commission for Women

The Commission for Women will hold a voting item on the proposed 'Empower Her' NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative. They will also discuss the final budget for January 2025, review outstanding initiatives including the 50 Female Start-Up and Get Fit NoMi, and consider a proposed 2025 calendar of events. The meeting includes a public hearing and updates on the commission's transition to new appointments.

• Voting item: 'Empower Her' NoMi Women Mentorship Initiative
• Confirm final budget for January 2025
• Follow-up on 50 Female Start-Up Initiative and Get Fit NoMi Initiative
• Proposed 2025 calendar: Women's Tea Party (March), Annual Conference (June), Wellness Day (October)
• Reconciliation of the Women's Wellness Event

Board of Adjustment

The North Miami Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on four quasi-judicial items: a variance to legalize an existing non-conforming accessory dwelling unit at 445 NW 136 Street, and special exceptions and variances for two proposed nightclubs at 1099 NW 119 Street and 1547 NW 119th Street. The nightclub items also seek deviations from minimum distance separation requirements from schools, religious institutions, and residential uses.

• V-06-24: Variance to legalize an existing ADU on a 6,500 sq ft lot (required 12,500) with a 258 sq ft unit (minimum 500 sq ft) at 445 NW 136 St
• SE-05-24: Special exception to permit a nightclub at 1099 NW 119 St in C-1 district
• V-16-24: Variance to allow nightclub at 1099 NW 119 St to deviate from 2,500 ft minimum spacing from religious institutions and schools
• SE-03-24: Special exception to permit a nightclub at 1547 NW 119th St in C-1 district
• V-08-24: Variance for nightclub at 1547 NW 119th St to deviate from minimum distance separation (address listed as 13840 NW 6th Court)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on five continued petitions, including two requests for special exceptions to allow nightclub uses and two related variance requests to reduce required distances from schools, churches, and residential areas. Also on the agenda is a variance to legalize an existing non-conforming accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on an undersized lot. No new petitions are scheduled. The board may approve, deny, or approve with conditions each item.

• V-06-24: Variance to legalize existing ADU at 445 NW 136 St (lot size 6,500 sq ft vs required 12,500; ADU 258 sq ft vs minimum 500)
• SE-05-24: Special exception for proposed nightclub at 1099 NW 119 St in C-1 district
• V-16-24: Variance to reduce minimum distance separation for nightclub at 1099 NW 119 St (2,500 ft from religious/school; 1,500 ft from residential/parks)
• SE-03-24: Special exception for proposed nightclub at 1547 NW 119 St in C-1 district
• V-08-24: Variance to reduce minimum distance separation for nightclub at 1547 NW 119 St (same spacing requirements)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for a specific property. The body will also review minutes from previous special meetings and receive updates on current projects in the NRO.

• Public hearing for PC: 17-105 regarding a conditional use permit for a six-foot tall masonry wall at 13300 Memorial Highway (Folio 06-2230-000-0331)

Planning Commission

The North Miami Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit to allow a six-foot tall masonry wall at 13300 Memorial Highway. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from two previous special meetings and an update on projects in the NRO. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit PC: 17-105 for a six-foot masonry wall at 13300 Memorial Highway (folio 06-2230-000-0331)
• Approval of minutes from November 14, 2024 and December 12, 2024 special Planning Commission meetings
• Update on current projects in the NRO (Neighborhood Revitalization Overlay)
• Next Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 4, 2024

The North Miami Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a six-foot masonry wall at 13300 Memorial Highway, with a recommendation to add art to the wall. The motion passed unanimously 6-0. The meeting also approved minutes from November and December, and noted no scheduled meeting on February 4, 2025.

• Approved conditional use permit for 6-foot masonry wall at 13300 Memorial Highway (6-0)
• Approved November 14 minutes (6-0)
• Approved December 12 minutes (6-0)