Planning board backs CDMP change to allow cargo-container stacking in two county areas
The Miami‑Dade Planning Advisory Board voted to transmit and adopt a staff-backed amendment to the Comprehensive Development Master Plan to permit cargo-container stacking and storage, limited to two designated commercial-vehicle storage areas; an industry representative spoke in support.
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The Planning Advisory Board voted to transmit and adopt proposed Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) text changes that would allow cargo-container storage and stacking in two existing commercial‑vehicle storage areas, following a staff presentation and industry public comment.
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