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Miami Beach committee hears overview of major LDR and resiliency code rewrite; public hearings planned
Summary
Consultants and staff introduced a comprehensive update to the city's Land Development Regulations (LDRs) and a new resiliency code; committee continued the item to July 7 and consultants will hold community workshops ahead of Planning Board review.
City of Miami Beach staff and consulting teams presented a two-part proposal on June 6 to update the city's Land Development Regulations and to add a standalone resiliency code, and the Land Use and Sustainability Committee agreed to continue formal consideration to its July 7 meeting to allow additional public outreach.
The proposal, described by staff as an update to a code last comprehensively revised in 1989, would reorganize and clarify current zoning and development rules and add a new resiliency code intended to address long-term issues such as sea-level rise, drainage and elevation standards. Tom (administration staff) told the committee the final working draft should be released before the…
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