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Doral council approves Prime Square site plan and rezoning for 3.25-acre commercial development
Summary
The Doral City Council approved site-plan and rezoning requests for the Prime Square project — a three-building, 45,682-square-foot retail, office and restaurant development on about 3.25 acres south of NW 74th Street — clearing both the site-plan and second-reading rezoning ordinances.
The Doral City Council voted Dec. 10 to approve the Prime Square site plan and rezoning for a roughly 3.25-acre property south of Northwest 74th Street and west of 102nd Avenue.
Michelle Lopez of the Accordino Group, representing planning staff, told the council the proposal would rezone the northern parcel from industrial commercial to corridor commercial and the southern parcel from general use to corridor commercial. The site plan calls for three buildings totaling 45,682 square feet to house retail, office and restaurant uses. "The proposed site is consistent with your land use and, your zoning," Lopez said, noting the traffic study had been approved by Miami-Dade County and Homestead Public Works.
Brian Adler, the applicant's attorney, said the development team agreed with staff recommendations and was available to answer questions. Councilman Vinal moved to approve the site plan; Vice Mayor Dina Cabral seconded. Roll-call votes were recorded in favor from Councilman Rafael Pinedo, Vice Mayor Cabral, Councilwoman Nicole Reynoso and Mayor Christie Fraga, and the motion passed.
Clerk read the related rezoning ordinance (Ord. 2025-39) on second reading; the public hearing drew no speakers. Councilman Pinedo moved and Councilwoman Reynoso seconded the rezoning ordinance, which passed on second reading by recorded vote.
The approvals change the official zoning map to allow corridor commercial uses on the two contiguous parcels and authorize the site plan to proceed. The council's action concludes local review; any future building permits and site construction will need to comply with the approved plans and applicable development regulations.
The council took the action during its Dec. 10 meeting; no conditions or amendments were recorded in the transcript beyond standard consistency findings with the comprehensive plan.
