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North Miami council approves $109,197.87 impact-fee refund for sewer work at Breezy Swap Park
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing an agreement with Bella Monte at Golden Glades LLC to apply a $109,197.87 impact-fee refund toward sanitary sewer improvements at Breezy Swap Park and Todd Lot.
The North Miami City Council voted unanimously on May 12 to authorize the city manager and city attorney to negotiate and execute an agreement applying an impact-fee refund of $109,197.87 toward sanitary sewer improvements at Breezy Swap Park and the Todd Lot.
The measure (Tab K) directs city staff to finalize terms with Bella Monte at Golden Glades LLC for sewer system improvements and to apply the stated impact-fee refund to on-site sanitary sewer work. "I have a motion made by Mayor Desulme to approve the item at tab K," the clerk recorded before the council adopted the resolution 5-0.
City administration opened the public hearing on Tab K and indicated they were prepared to accept the proposed agreement; no public speaker challenged the substance of the item during the hearing. The resolution text on the record specified the refund amount and the parks where the funds will be applied but did not list a project timeline or construction contractor in the council presentation.
Votes at a glance: - Tab K (sewer impact-fee refund to support sanitary sewer improvements at Breezy Swap Park and Todd Lot): mover Mayor Desulme; second Councilman Charles; outcome approved, 5-0. - Board appointments (three resolutions appointing Safi Benameur to two posts and Adly BenoEEt Pierre to the Library Board): mover Councilwoman Mary EstimE9 Irving; second Vice Mayor Cassandra Timothy; outcome approved, 5-0. - Consent agenda (Tabs A'I): adopted, 5-0.
The council did not provide detailed budget line-item breakdowns during the meeting; staff were directed to proceed with negotiations and the manager and attorney will return the executed agreement to the city for implementation.
