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Aventura planning panel recommends 30-year amendment to Gulfstream Park development agreement allowing 1,633 residences
Summary
The Local Planning Agency of the City of Aventura voted unanimously to recommend adoption of a second amendment to the development agreement between Gulfstream Park Racing Association Inc. and the city that would extend the agreement’s term to March 4, 2055 and allow the development of up to 1,633 residential units and related commercial uses.
The Local Planning Agency of the City of Aventura voted unanimously to recommend adoption of a second amendment to the development agreement between Gulfstream Park Racing Association Inc. and the city that would extend the agreement’s term to March 4, 2055 and allow the development of up to 1,633 residential units and related commercial uses.
The recommendation came during a quasi‑judicial hearing in which the city attorney notified attendees that “the quasi judicial procedures of the city shall be invoked for this item.” Kevin Klop, the city’s community development director, described the package as a development agreement paired with rezoning to a new Town Center 5 (TC‑5) district and asked the commission to review details ahead of the city commission’s March 4, 2025 public hearing.
Why it matters: The amendment would…
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