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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 package that keeps the redevelopment machine funded for FY 2025-26 and locks in the interlocal money flow between the County and City. That is not just bookkeeping. It preserves the CRA’s spending authority at a very large scale, which means the real fight is over how that redevelopment cash gets deployed, not whether it exists. The other consequential action was the directive to start a CDMP amendment process on text changes that could facilitate urban land uses outside the Urban Development Boundary. That is the policy signal to watch: it does not change land use today, but it opens the door for a future zoning and planning push that will be fought by the usual UDB defenders and welcomed by anyone trying to unlock developable land. On the regulatory side, the County moved to rewrite fee schedules in Regulatory and Economic Resources and Environmental Resources Management to comply with HB 803 and HB 399, which strips out percentage based fee structures and resets the cost burden for permit applicants. The Opa Locka CRA budget amendments were also approved, the debris removal MOU template was advanced for municipal opt in, and the landline cleanup directive, the fare collection rebid withdrawal, and the charity list update were all administrative or ceremonial in effect.

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. Approving the Fiscal Year 2025 2026 Budget for the Southeast Overtown Park West Community Redevelopment Agency and Area
    Forwarded

    Advanced a $280,997,692 CRA budget that keeps the redevelopment funding stream in place for FY 2025 26 and preserves the County City interlocal spending framework.

  2. Directing the County Mayor to File a CDMP Amendment Application on Text Amendments Affecting Urban Land Uses Outside the Urban Development Boundary
    Forwarded

    Started the process for a future Comprehensive Development Master Plan change that could make it easier to place urban land uses outside the UDB.

  3. Amending Implementing Orders 4 42, 4 63, and 4 111 to Modify Regulatory Fees
    Forwarded

    Reworked County regulatory fee schedules to comply with HB 803 and HB 399, including eliminating percentage based fee structures that affect permit and regulatory costs.

  4. Approving the Amended Fiscal Year 2023 2024 and Fiscal Year 2024 2025 Budgets for the Opa Locka Community Redevelopment Agency and Area
    Amended

    Ratified amended Opa Locka CRA budgets totaling $7,013,081 and $7,392,025, keeping the redevelopment accounts aligned with the revised fiscal plan.

  5. Approving a Standard Memorandum of Understanding for Debris Removal, Staging and Reduction, Long Range Hauling, and Monitoring Services
    Forwarded

    Created a standard opt in MOU so municipalities outside the current solid waste service area can use the County's competitively procured debris services.

  6. Directing the County Mayor to Eliminate Obsolete Telephone Lines and Related Equipment
    Forwarded

    Ordered staff to phase out unnecessary County funded landlines and dispose of surplus equipment, a small but real operating cost cleanup.

  7. Rejecting All Proposals for Fare Collection Application RFP EVN0001148
    Withdrawn

    Scrapped the fare collection software procurement after objections exposed ambiguities in the RFP, forcing a revised solicitation.

  8. Amending the Employee Contribution Charitable Organization List to Add Friends of the Miami Dade Public Library and Parks Foundation of Miami Dade
    Amended

    Expanded the County employee payroll contribution list to include two additional nonprofits, changing where employees can direct donations.