Biscayne Park meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Biscayne Park agenda roundup: $326,016 insurance renewal, lien foreclosures and a flood plain ordinance

Biscayne Park's recent government meetings were all held on published agendas, and minutes for none of them have been posted in the records supplied for this roundup. What follows is what each body was scheduled to take up, not what it decided.

The largest dollar item on any agenda was before the Village Commission on Oct. 12: Resolution 2026-70, a renewal of the Village Insurance Policy for $326,016.00, covering property, liability and workers' compensation insurance. The same agenda listed Resolution 2026-71, authorizing the initiation of code lien foreclosure proceedings, and Resolution 2026-72, Change Order No. 1 for Stormwater Drainage Improvements Phase II-A. Also scheduled were a presentation by Tomas Regalado, Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, and a discussion on a Seawall Reconstruction Program.

Code Compliance Board, Oct. 9

The Code Compliance Board's agenda listed enforcement actions on four properties and fine-reduction requests on three others.

• An order of authorization to foreclose for 11460 NE 10 Avenue regarding off-street parking.
• An intent to lien 11222 NE 9 Avenue for installing a fence without a permit.
• An order of enforcement for 11311 NE 8 Avenue for renting without a short-term rental license.
• An order of enforcement for 739 NE 118 Street regarding construction hours.
• Fine reduction requests for properties at 830 NE 120 Street, 11410 NE 11 Place and 11801 NE 10 Avenue, described in the agenda summary as properties now in compliance.

Local Planning Agency, Oct. 16

The Local Planning Agency was scheduled to review building permits and discuss a Flood Plain Management Ordinance. The agenda describes the discussion as a pre-commission first reading of the proposed ordinance, meaning the item was headed toward the Commission rather than being a final action at this meeting.

Planning & Design Review Board, Oct. 16

The Planning and Design Review Board agenda listed residential modification requests and variance applications:

• A roof variance request for 1007 NE 115 ST.
• A setback variance request for 11908 NE 5 AVE.
• Fence and pool variance discussion for 700 NE 118 ST.
• Pool variance discussion for 781 NE 112 ST.
• A discussion regarding an assisted living facility at 11895 NE 9 AVE.

What the record does not show

Because only agendas were available, this roundup cannot report any vote tally, approval, denial, dollar award or final outcome for any item listed above. An agenda item is a scheduled matter, not a decision. The $326,016.00 figure is the renewal amount stated in the agenda for Resolution 2026-70; it is not a record of payment. Likewise, the foreclosure authorization and lien items are listings of matters set for the board's consideration.

Coming up

The records supplied for this roundup list no upcoming meetings in the next 14 days, so there is nothing to preview here. Residents who want to confirm whether any of the items above were acted on, or when the Commission takes up the Flood Plain Management Ordinance, should check the Village's published agendas and minutes directly.

Correction policy: this roundup is based solely on the agenda summaries provided and will be updated if minutes are published.

Biscayne Park Commission to weigh $326,016 insurance renewal; code board and planning board agendas also set

Biscayne Park's Village Commission is scheduled to consider renewing the village's property, liability and workers' compensation insurance at a cost of $326,016.00, according to the agenda for its Oct. 12 meeting. The same agenda lists code lien foreclosure proceedings, a stormwater construction change order, a presentation from Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser Tomas Regalado, and a discussion of a seawall reconstruction program.

None of the three meetings in this roundup has published minutes. Every item below comes from an agenda, so it is listed as scheduled for consideration, not as a decision. The records provided contain no vote tallies and no outcomes.

Commission meeting, Oct. 12

The agenda lists three resolutions:

• **Resolution 2026-70:** Renewal of Village Insurance Policy for $326,016.00
• **Resolution 2026-71:** Authorization to initiate code lien foreclosure proceedings
• **Resolution 2026-72:** Change Order No. 1 for Stormwater Drainage Improvements Phase II-A

The meeting also includes a presentation by Tomas Regalado, Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, and a discussion on a Seawall Reconstruction Program. The agenda summary also references tree preservation and a TNVR partnership as subjects for the body.

Code Compliance Board, Oct. 9

The board is set to review several properties cited for permit, parking and short-term rental issues, and to consider fine reductions for properties now reported as in compliance. Agenda items:

• Order of authorization to foreclose for 11460 NE 10 Avenue regarding off-street parking
• Intent to lien 11222 NE 9 Avenue for installing a fence without a permit
• Order of enforcement for 11311 NE 8 Avenue for renting without a short-term rental license
• Order of enforcement for 739 NE 118 Street regarding construction hours
• Fine reduction requests for properties at 830 NE 120 Street, 11410 NE 11 Place, and 11801 NE 10 Avenue

The agenda describes these as items the board will consider. Whether any order, lien or reduction was granted is not established by the record provided.

Planning & Design Review Board

The board's agenda covers one old-business application and eleven new-business permit applications, plus two discussion items. The record lists the meeting at the Log Cabin, 640 NE 114TH Street, and describes it as Monday, October 5, 2026 at 6:30 pm; the meeting is filed in this roundup under Oct. 1, 2026.

Old business:

• PRO-26-0029, re-roof at 11920 NE 11 PL (Alina Perez)

New business:

• PRO-26-0047 roof at 645 NE 115 ST (RR 645 Investments Group LLC)
• PPO-26-0015 pool at 683 NE 117 ST (CHGM Holdings LLC)
• PPB-26-0063 pergola at 715 NE 113 ST (Sharon Fine)
• PREV-26-0067 revision at 739 NE 111 ST (RR The Soto Group LLC)
• PDWS-26-0020 driveway at 915 NE 120 ST (Mark Huffman)
• PDEMO-26-018 demolition and PFE-26-0040 temporary fence, both at 950 NE 113 ST (PRBP8 LLC)

Discussion items:

• Addition at 700 NE 118 ST (Alejandro Cribeiro)
• PPB-26-0061 new single-family residence at 1075 NE 120 ST (1075 Property LLC)

The agenda summary also notes the board will approve minutes from its September 28, 2026 meeting, and mentions a water and drainage item among the new-business applications.

Coming up

The data provided lists no upcoming meetings for the next 14 days. Residents who want to follow the items above should watch for published minutes from the Oct. 9, Oct. 12 and Planning & Design Review Board meetings, which are the records that would show what was actually decided.

Biscayne Park boards review budget, code enforcement, and permits

Biscayne Park's Commission and two advisory boards met over the past two weeks to review the proposed city budget, code enforcement actions, and a slate of building permit applications. All three meetings were working sessions; no final decisions were recorded, and minutes have not yet been published.

Commission budget workshop

On August 13, the Commission held a budget workshop to review proposed FY 2026-27 budgets for several departments, including Parks and Recreation, Public Works, and Administration. The agenda included a discussion of June financials and a review of the 2027 budget summary and revenues. The session was described as a working meeting for the Commission to consider the budget before adoption.

Code Compliance Board

On August 14, the Code Compliance Board considered enforcement actions on multiple properties. The agenda included orders of authorization to foreclose on four properties at 11401 NE 8 Court, covering lot maintenance, property maintenance, and unsafe structure violations. The board also reviewed orders of enforcement for 11807 NE 11 Place, citing overgrown grass, a deteriorating metal roof, and deteriorating wood fascia. A fine reduction request for 12025 NE 8 Avenue, related to exterior wall and awning maintenance, was also on the agenda, along with a discussion item on the admissibility of police officer sworn incident reports at code enforcement hearings. The board additionally approved minutes from its July 15 meeting.

Planning and Design Review Board

On August 20, the Planning and Design Review Board reviewed 11 permit applications, including a roof permit, additions, demolitions, a fence, solar panels, and water and drainage permits. Specific items included a roof permit at 11920 NE 11 PL, an addition at 731 NE 116 St, demolitions at 750 NE 116 St and 826 NE 121 St, and a solar panel installation at 11221 NE 11 PL. The board also discussed a property at 1075 NE 120 St.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next two weeks.

Biscayne Park Commission to weigh canal access, CDBG agreement; no decisions yet

Biscayne Park officials met this week to review budgets, property requests, and intergovernmental agreements, but no minutes have been published, so no formal decisions are confirmed. The most consequential items on the agenda are two resolutions the Commission will consider: granting the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) a license for access to village property for the C-8 Canal Project, and retroactively approving an amendment to the Urban County Designation Agreement with Miami-Dade County for CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs for fiscal years 2027–2029.

Commission workshop reviews FY 2027 budgets

On August 3, the Commission held a workshop to discuss proposed budgets for the Police Department and Code Compliance for fiscal year 2027. Presentations covered departmental budgets, revenue summaries, and fund allocations, including Public Works, Parks & Recreation, ARP Fund, Building Fund, Police Forfeiture Fund, Police Fund, Road Fund, and Sanitation Fund. No votes were taken; the workshop was for discussion only.

Commission to hear pool variance request

At its August 5 meeting, the Commission was scheduled to hear a variance request (PPO 26-0004) from applicant Jose R. Perez for a pool at 11818 NE 7 Ave. The agenda lists only this item; no decision has been recorded.

Commission to consider canal access and CDBG agreement

On August 6, the Commission agenda included two resolutions:

• Resolution 2026-XX: License for right of entry to SFWMD for C-8 Canal Project access.
• Resolution 2026-XX: First Amendment to Urban County Designation Agreement with Miami-Dade County for CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs (FY 2027–2029).

The agenda also included a Certificate of Appreciation for Charlotte Wise, a discussion on special agenda meetings and Chapter 119 (Commissioner Amsler), and a village manager's evaluation discussion. No minutes have been published, so the outcome of these items is not yet known.

Planning & Design Review Board reviews property applications

Also on August 6, the Planning and Design Review Board considered several property applications:

• PPB-26-0031 – 511 NE 119 St – Renovation – Leykou Holdings LLC
• PPO-26-0012 – 781 NE 112 St – Pool variance – Mariana Checchi
• 826 NE 121 St – Demolition – Village of Biscayne Park
• PRO-26-0032 – 601 NE 117 St – Roof – Yaniel Frometa
• PFE-26-0028 – 10840 Griffing Blvd – Fence – Michael Beltran

The board also reviewed prior minutes and old business. No decisions are recorded yet.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days. Residents should check the village website for future agendas and minutes.

Biscayne Park: Commission reviews pool variance, FY 2027 budgets; planning board takes up 15 permit applications

Biscayne Park residents had a busy stretch of meetings in late July, though official minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions. Based on the agendas, the Village Commission discussed a pool variance request and reviewed proposed fiscal year 2027 budgets for police and code compliance, while the Planning & Design Review Board scheduled review of 15 property permit applications.

Commission Meeting — July 30

The Commission was set to hear a variance request identified as PPO 26-0004, submitted by applicant Jose R. Perez for a pool at 11818 NE 7 Ave. The agenda listed this as the focus of the meeting. No vote tally or outcome is available because minutes have not yet been published.

Commission Workshop — FY 2027 Budgets

A Commission workshop was scheduled to review proposed budgets for the Police Department and Code Compliance for fiscal year 2027. Agenda items included:

• Presentation and discussion of the Police Department FY27 budget
• Presentation and discussion of Code Compliance FY27 budget
• Review of the FY 2026-27 Budget Summary
• Review of FY 2027 Revenues
• Discussion of departmental and fund budgets, including Public Works, Parks & Recreation, ARP Fund, Building Fund, Police Forfeiture Fund, Police Fund, Road Fund, and Sanitation Fund

The agenda indicates this was a workshop for presentation and discussion, not a meeting where budgets were adopted. No dollar figures, allocations, or revenue projections were included in the agenda data provided. Minutes have not yet been published.

Planning & Design Review Board — July 23

The Planning & Design Review Board agenda listed 15 permit applications for review, covering fences, roofs, driveways, and renovations across multiple properties. The agenda included old business carried over from a previous meeting and new business with property-specific requests.

Listed items include:

• PFE-26-0024 — 900 NE 120 ST — picket fence — Mercedes Gonzales
• PV26-0001 — 1015 NE 114 ST — variance — Juan Diego
• PFE-26-0027 — 820 NE 115 ST — fence — Jonah Brander
• PRO-26-0017 — 951 NE 115 ST — roof — Cesar Urmaza
• PPB-26-0041 — 11054 NE 8 Ave — W&D — Rakeem Whyce

The agenda notes 15 applications total; five are listed in the provided data. Minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions or vote tallies are available.

What this means for residents

The budget workshop matters because it shapes how the Village plans to spend money on police, code compliance, public works, parks, sanitation, and other services in the next fiscal year. The variance request at 11818 NE 7 Ave affects a specific property owner's ability to build a pool. The Planning & Design Review Board applications determine what physical changes — fences, roofs, driveways — neighbors may see on nearby properties.

Because all three meetings are listed as "agenda only" with minutes not yet published, residents should check the Village's official records for outcomes, votes, and any dollar amounts discussed at the budget workshop.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents seeking updates on the FY 2027 budget process or the status of the variance and permit applications should monitor the Village of Biscayne Park's official meeting calendar and published minutes.

Biscayne Park Commission Set to Adopt Millage Rate; Planning and Code Boards Address Property Items

The Biscayne Park Commission is scheduled to vote July 8 on the proposed millage rate for the 2026-27 fiscal year, the most consequential item on a busy two-week calendar of village meetings. Minutes have not yet been published for any of the three recent meetings, so the items below reflect what appeared on each agenda rather than confirmed outcomes.

Commission Meeting — July 8

The Commission agenda centers on the village budget and several property-related actions.

• **Proposed millage rate (Resolution 2026-52):** The Commission is slated to adopt the proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2026-27, along with the annual solid waste assessment. This rate determines the property tax residents pay per $1,000 of taxable value.
• **General election called (Resolution 2026-53):** The Commission is set to call a general election for November 3, 2026.
• **Exterior paint ordinance:** Second reading of Ordinance 2026-03, which amends exterior paint requirements in the village.
• **Historic Log Cabin roof:** A roof replacement agreement with LaPorta Roofing for the Village Historic Log Cabin is on the agenda for approval.
• **Police motorcycle donation:** The Commission will consider accepting a donation of two used Harley Davidson police motorcycles from the City of Doral.
• **New business:** Discussion items include property tax reform, construction policies, and meeting rules of debate.

Planning & Design Review Board — July 10

The Planning & Design Review Board agenda covers routine property modification requests requiring design compliance approval before work can begin.

• **Roof replacements:** Permit reviews at 1010 NE 117 St and 765 NE 115 St.
• **Renovations:** Applications for 470 NE 121 St and 11610 NE 6 Ave.
• **Water and drainage:** Requests for 690 NE 118 St and 820 NE 115 St.
• **Fences, driveways, gutters:** Modifications across multiple residential addresses.
• **Setback variance:** Discussion for 1075 NE 120 St.

Code Compliance Board — July 15

The Code Compliance Board agenda addresses property code violations, enforcement orders, and fine matters.

• **1016 NE 114 Street:** Order of enforcement with a $2,000 penalty for a second offense.
• **11121 Griffing Blvd:** Order of enforcement with a $2,000 penalty for a noise violation.
• **910 NE 120 Street:** Intent to lien for an unpaid $100.00 violation.
• **12025 NE 5 Avenue:** Intent to lien for an outdoor kitchen permit violation.
• **11403 NE 8 Avenue:** Request for fine reduction for landlord registration.

Coming Up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents who want to confirm what was decided at the July 8, 10, and 15 meetings should watch for the published minutes, which were not available at the time of this roundup.

Biscayne Park boards set to weigh millage rate, code fines, and property permits

Commission to consider FY 2026-27 millage rate and election call

The Biscayne Park Commission is scheduled to meet July 8 on a slate of fiscal and policy items, with the proposed millage rate for the 2026-27 budget at the top of the agenda. Resolution 2026-52 would adopt the proposed millage rate, and the annual solid waste assessment is also listed for consideration.

The Commission is also scheduled to take up:

• Second reading of Ordinance 2026-03, amending exterior paint requirements.
• A roof replacement agreement for the Village Historic Log Cabin with LaPorta Roofing.
• Acceptance of a donation of two used Harley Davidson police motorcycles from the City of Doral.
• Resolution 2026-53, calling a general election for November 3, 2026.

New business discussions listed on the agenda cover property tax reform, construction policies, and meeting rules of debate. Minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes of these items are not yet confirmed.

Code Compliance Board addresses fines and liens

On July 7, the Code Compliance Board is scheduled to hear orders of enforcement and lien actions for several properties. Agenda items include:

• 1016 NE 114 Street: order of enforcement with a $2,000 penalty for a second offense.
• 11121 Griffing Blvd: order of enforcement with a $2,000 penalty for a noise violation.
• 910 NE 120 Street: intent to lien for an unpaid $100.00 violation.
• 12025 NE 5 Avenue: intent to lien for an outdoor kitchen permit violation.
• 11403 NE 8 Avenue: request for fine reduction for landlord registration.

Minutes are not yet available, so final actions on these items are not confirmed.

Planning & Design Review Board reviews permits and setbacks

The Planning & Design Review Board meets July 10 to act on routine property modification requests requiring design compliance approval. Listed items include:

• Roof replacement permits at 1010 NE 117 St and 765 NE 115 St.
• Renovation applications for 470 NE 121 St and 11610 NE 6 Ave.
• Water and drainage requests for 690 NE 118 St and 820 NE 115 St.
• Fence, driveway, and gutter modifications across multiple residential addresses.
• Setback variance discussion for 1075 NE 120 St.

As with the other meetings, minutes have not yet been published.

Coming up

No public meetings are listed on the provided calendar for the next 14 days. Residents should check the village's official postings for any newly scheduled meetings or rescheduled items.

All three meetings summarized above are listed as agenda-only; minutes have not yet been published. Final decisions, vote tallies, and any amendments will be confirmed once the official minutes are available.