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Miami-Dade County

committee

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

The biggest move was the County’s approval of the Southeast Overtown/Park West CRA budget, a $280,997,692 operating plan for FY 2025-26. That is not just bookkeeping. It locks in the redevelopment agency’s spending authority for a large urban renewal area, which means the money flow for that district is now set and the County has signed off on the mechanism that keeps the CRA operating under the interlocal framework. For anyone tracking downtown-adjacent development, this is the clearest fiscal signal on the agenda. The other consequential items were more structural than dramatic. The Board moved a CDMP directive that starts the process for text amendments to facilitate urban land uses outside the Urban Development Boundary, which is the kind of step that does not change zoning today but does move the policy fight to the next filing and hearing stage. It also advanced fee changes across regulatory and environmental permitting to conform with HB 803 and HB 399, which strips out percentage based fee structures and shifts the cost burden into a new compliance framework for applicants. On the operational side, the County approved a standard debris removal MOU for municipalities outside the solid waste service area, a practical procurement template that broadens access to County disaster services. The Opa Locka CRA budget amendments were ratified, the obsolete landline cleanup directive moved forward, and the charitable contribution list was expanded. The fare collection RFP rejection was withdrawn, which tells you the procurement is being reset rather than decided.

Statura-generated summary of the official agenda and minutes. Verbatim per-item votes and dollar figures are in the Agenda & votes tab.

Key decisions

  1. Southeast Overtown Park West CRA FY 2025 2026 budget
    Forwarded

    Approved the $280,997,692 operating budget for the redevelopment agency, locking in spending authority for the district under the County City interlocal structure.

  2. CDMP amendment application for text amendments affecting urban land uses outside the Urban Development Boundary
    Forwarded

    Directed staff to file a comprehensive plan amendment application, starting the policy process for text changes that would open the door to urban uses outside the UDB.

  3. Implementing Orders fee amendments for Regulatory and Economic Resources and Environmental Resources Management
    Forwarded

    Updated regulatory fee schedules to comply with HB 803 and HB 399, replacing percentage based fee structures and changing what applicants pay for permits and reviews.

  4. Amended Opa Locka CRA budgets for FY 2023 2024 and FY 2024 2025
    Amended

    Ratified amended CRA budgets totaling $7,013,081 and $7,392,025, which resets prior year redevelopment spending authority and the associated tax increment funding.

  5. Standard MOU for debris removal, staging, hauling, and monitoring services
    Forwarded

    Approved a template agreement that lets municipalities outside the solid waste service area tap County disaster debris services through a pre established procurement framework.

  6. Eliminate obsolete telephone lines and phase out county funded landline services
    Forwarded

    Directed staff to remove unused landlines and sell surplus equipment, a cost cutting cleanup that reduces ongoing County telecom overhead.

  7. Reject all proposals for fare collection application RFP EVN0001148
    Withdrawn

    Pulled the rejection item after objections exposed ambiguities in the solicitation, resetting the fare collection procurement for a revised RFP.

  8. Add Friends of the Miami Dade Public Library and Parks Foundation of Miami Dade to employee contribution list
    Amended

    Expanded the County employee charitable deduction list to include two additional nonprofits, changing which organizations can receive payroll contributions.