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City Commission Meeting, February 26, 2026

Approves Auto-Related Commercial Regulations Update (PZ-5), unanimous

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What happened

The Miami City Commission approved the vacation of Northeast 64th Terrace for a development project at Legion Park despite community opposition, with Chair King explaining the street is held in trust for the developer.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Miami, FL
Governing body
Final authority
Date
February 26, 2026
Decisions
10 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, unanimous

Projects in this meeting (1)

Street Vacation

Approved
1 condition of approval

Free sample: decision 1 of 10

Street Vacation at NE 64th Terrace for Legion Park Development

Approved vacation of Northeast 64th Terrace, a one-way street adjacent to historic Legion Park, for a 337-unit development project. The street (13,791 sq ft) was held in trust for the developer since the 1920s plat. Developer previously received upzoning from T5-R to T6-8. Community benefits include $1 million for traffic mitigation and free parking for farmers market.

  • $1 million community benefit payment for traffic mitigation held by District 5 office; free 3-hour parking for public; rideshare access along street

The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.

Meeting Summary

The Miami City Commission approved the vacation of Northeast 64th Terrace for a development project at Legion Park despite community opposition, with Chair King explaining the street is held in trust for the developer.

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Key Decisions (10)

Approved

Street Vacation at NE 64th Terrace for Legion Park Development

Vote: unanimousConditions attached
Approved

Appeal for Shingle Roof at 411 NE 69th Street Affordable Housing

Vote: unanimousConditions attached
Approved

Settlement of Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Police Chief

Vote: 4-1 (Rosado opposed)
Approved

Auto-Related Commercial Regulations Update (PZ-5)

Vote: unanimousConditions attached
Approved

Simon Bolivar Park Renamed to Fisherman's Park

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Pocket Item 1 - Urban Development Boundary Preservation Resolution

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Pocket Item 2 - Noise Waiver for Special Events in Wynwood/Magic City

Vote: unanimous
Deferred

Mayoral Election Date Change (RE-2)

Vote: unanimous to defer
Deferred

Accessory Dwelling Units Expansion (PZ-7)

Vote: unanimous to deferConditions attached
Deferred

Whistleblower Complaint Procedure (FR-1)

Vote: unanimous to defer

Zoning Changes (1)

13,791 square feet

Development Activity (2)

Legion Park Mixed-Use Development

Mixed-Use

First Time Homeowners Program - Palm Grove

Residential

Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

City implementing First Time Homeowners Program selling homes at cost…

Infrastructure

City exploring virtual inspections following Miami-Dade County model using Teams…

Commercial Demand

Multiple special events approved for Wynwood/Magic City area in 2026…

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