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Miami Gardens council adopts billboard code changes, approves red-light report and orders two millage options
Summary
At its Jan. 8 meeting the City Council approved amendments to the city sign code to allow two additional billboard sites, approved the city's annual red-light camera report for state submission and passed a resolution directing the city manager to present two distinct proposed millage rates in June.
The Miami Gardens City Council on Jan. 8 approved three measures: an amendment to the city sign code to add two billboard sites, the city's annual red-light camera report for submission to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and a resolution directing the city manager to present two distinct proposed millage rates during the June budget cycle.
The measures matter because they affect local land-use regulation, traffic-enforcement reporting required by state law, and property-tax transparency during the annual budget process.
The council voted to adopt an ordinance amending Chapter 34, Article 18 of the city code to allow two additional billboard locations and to update sign rules required by recent legal and statutory developments. City Attorney staff said there were no changes from first reading; the ordinance moves to final adoption with a roll-call vote recorded as yes by Councilwoman Baskin, Councilman Leon, Councilwoman Powell,…
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