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South Miami approves 200‑unit‑per‑acre cap in transit‑support district

City Commission of the City of South Miami · March 31, 2025
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Summary

The commission adopted an amendment to the comprehensive plan to allow up to 200 dwelling units per acre in the transit‑support development district; staff said state reviewers had no comments and the change will be transmitted to the state for review.

Madam Clerk read Item 1 into the record as an amendment to the future land use element "to establish a maximum density of 200 dwelling units per acre in the transit supported development designation." City staff told the commission that state reviewing agencies had no comments on the amendment.

Mayor Fernandez opened and closed the public hearing after no one from the public spoke. A motion to adopt Item 1 was moved and seconded; the clerk recorded the item as passing "4 0." City staff and the city attorney said the amendment will be transmitted to the state immediately after the hearing; the amendment becomes effective only after state review and the statutory waiting period.