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Planning board defers review of 22-acre Lace Lakeside rezoning and FLUM amendment to March 10 after public-notice concerns
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Board of Miami Lakes deferred two Grama Companies items — a future land use map (FLUM) amendment and related rezoning/site plan for a proposed 541-unit Lace Lakeside development — to March 10 after counsel cited notice issues. The developer previewed plans and pledged $1.28 million toward a senior center; residents voiced traffic and fiscal concerns.
The Town of Miami Lakes Planning and Zoning Board on Feb. 11 deferred consideration of two applications from the Grama Companies — a future land use map (FLUM) amendment and a related rezoning/site-plan review for the Lace Lakeside project — to a date certain, March 10. The deferral followed remarks from town counsel about public-notice concerns and requests from residents that the public have adequate opportunity to comment.
The developer, Louis Martinez, presented an overview of Lace Lakeside during the meeting despite the deferral. Martinez said the proposal covers about 22.2 acres on the east bank of Grama Dairy Lake and would include a site plan for 541 apartments (an actual density of roughly 24.4 units per acre). He said the applications include a FLUM amendment to change three parcels from industrial/office to medium-density residential and rezoning the same parcels from IUC to RM-30,…
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