Allapattah CRA board adopts community redevelopment plan
Summary
The Allapattah Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency on July 23 adopted Resolution 1 to approve and adopt a community redevelopment plan for the Allapattah neighborhood after a brief public comment period; no board discussion was recorded before the vote.
On July 23, 2026, the Allapattah Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency board voted to adopt Resolution 1, which approves, accepts and adopts a community redevelopment plan for a geographic area of the City of Miami known as Allapattah.
Dominique Gibbs Soirey, assistant city attorney for the City of Miami and general counsel to the Allapattah CRA, read the resolution into the record: "Resolution 1 is a resolution of the board of commissioners of the Allapattah Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency approving, accepting, and adopting the community redevelopment plan attached as exhibit a regarding certain geographic area of the City Of Miami known as Allapattah as more particularly described in exhibit b attached and incorporated, making certain findings with respect to such redevelopment plan and directing a copy of the resolution to be submitted to the governing body of the Alipattah CRA." The board then opened and closed a public comment period on the item.
The Chair asked if there was discussion among board members; the transcript records none. A motion to pass Resolution 1 was made and seconded and the Chair called the vote, recording the ayes. The transcript does not specify which commissioner moved or seconded the motion, nor does it list individual vote tallies by name; those details were not provided in the record.
After the vote the Chair and other commissioners exchanged congratulations on the milestone before moving on to the next agenda items for Omni and Overtown Park West.
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