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Miami-Dade County

committee

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

The biggest move was the County signing off on the Southeast Overtown Park West CRA budget, a $280,997,692 package that keeps the redevelopment agency funded for FY 2025-26 under the County-City interlocal framework. That is not just bookkeeping: it preserves the CRA’s spending authority at a very large scale, which means the redevelopment machine in that district keeps running and the County keeps its seat at the table. The vote was unanimous, so there was no visible appetite to reopen the basic deal. The other consequential action was the regulatory fee cleanup tied to HB 803 and HB 399. Miami-Dade is changing fee schedules across building, zoning, environmental, and planning work, and the key detail is the removal of percentage-of-cost style charges. That shifts the cost structure for regulated projects and takes some discretion out of the old fee model. The Board also advanced a CDMP directive on text amendments that could facilitate urban land uses outside the Urban Development Boundary, which is the kind of procedural step that does not change land use today but clearly tees up the next fight over where urban development can go. Opa-Locka’s amended CRA budgets were also approved, while the debris-removal MOU template, the obsolete landline cleanup, and the charitable contribution list change were all administrative or housekeeping moves.

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 a $280,997,692 CRA budget for FY 2025-26, preserving the redevelopment agency’s operating authority under the County-City interlocal structure.

  2. Implementing Orders fee amendments for regulatory activities
    Forwarded

    Amended fee schedules in Regulatory and Economic Resources and Environmental Resources Management to comply with HB 803 and HB 399, including eliminating percentage-of-cost style charges.

  3. CDMP amendment directive on text amendments outside the Urban Development Boundary
    Forwarded

    Directed staff to file a future comprehensive plan amendment on whether text amendments can facilitate urban land uses outside the UDB, setting up the next land use fight rather than resolving it now.

  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, keeping the Opa-Locka redevelopment financing structure in place.

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

    Approved a template MOU letting municipalities outside the current solid waste service area opt into County debris services through a pre-established competitive contract structure.

  6. Eliminate obsolete telephone lines and phase out unnecessary County landline services
    Forwarded

    Directed staff to remove unused landlines and equipment and sell or dispose of surplus phones, a cost-cutting housekeeping move with no policy expansion.

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

    Rejected all bids for the fare collection software procurement after objections exposed ambiguities in the RFP, forcing a revised solicitation.

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

    Expanded the approved charitable payroll deduction list to include two nonprofits, changing only which organizations employees can support through County payroll.