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Miami Beach committee proposes letting vacant lots use decorative construction fencing
Summary
The Land Use & Sustainability Committee considered changing rules so vacant lots and demolition sites may display decorative or graphic construction fencing for longer periods to improve aesthetics on corridors such as Lincoln Road; staff will draft an ordinance and send it to the planning board for review.
The Miami Beach Land Use & Sustainability Committee on April 1 asked staff to draft an ordinance allowing decorative or graphic construction fencing to be used on vacant lots and demolition sites beyond current limits.
Commissioner Magazine proposed the change as an optional tool ‘‘in preparation for the World Cup’’ to make high‑traffic corridors such as Lincoln Road look better, saying, “Maybe we could at least aesthetically make…
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