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West Miami board approves window sign for Propel Physical Therapy

City of West Miami Planning and Zoning Board · July 29, 2026
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Summary

The Planning and Zoning Board approved a 36-by-90-inch frosted-window sign for Propel Physical Therapy at 5870 Southwest 8th Street after the applicant said the frost preserves patient privacy while allowing natural light. The permit was approved by voice vote during the July 29 meeting.

The City of West Miami Planning and Zoning Board on July 29 approved a permit for Propel Physical Therapy to install a window sign measuring 36 inches high by 90 inches wide at 5870 Southwest 8th Street, Unit 1. The application was presented as sign permit 2026-0055870 and staff cited Section 22-5 of ordinance number 2013-08 (amending zoning ordinance 282) during the public hearing.

Applicant Jose Martinez, sworn for testimony, said the proposal is limited to the logo on the two-panel window and that no phone number, hours of operation or additional information will be displayed. Martinez said the storefront will use a premium frost to provide privacy for patients while allowing natural light: "We are dealing with patients, and we don't want people that are walking by to be able to see them," he said. He added the frost permits roughly "70 to 80% of sunlight coming in," according to his testimony.

Board members asked whether the frost would obscure identity (answer: shadows and shapes remain but details are not visible) and whether the applicant planned further exterior signage (answer: not at this time). After closing the public hearing the board moved to approve the sign permit; the item passed by voice vote as recorded in the meeting packet.

The decision implements the existing sign rules cited by staff; the board did not direct additional restrictions or require removal at a future date. The applicant may return later if he seeks awning or building-mounted signage beyond the approved window logo.