Resolution· R7 H· Commission Meeting· June 24, 2026

Allow commission committees to introduce new business

Status

pending

Importance

55/100

Track

Statura briefing · workspace aware

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IntroducedJun 24, 2026

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Arcadis U.S., Inc. via ANGULO, Felipe · “General discussions regarding” · possible match (medium confidence) on discussion · source ↗

Scott Srebnick The Ballet Valet via LLORENTE, Michael · “Discussion regarding parking garage” · possible match (medium confidence) on discussion · source ↗

MIAMI DESIGN PRESERVATION via LOUSTEAU, Meg · “December 17, 2025 City Commission” · possible match (medium confidence) on commission · source ↗

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Arcadis U.S., Inc. via RIERA-GOMEZ, Tim · “General discussions regarding” · possible match (medium confidence) on discussion · source ↗

Miami Design Preservation League via WEBER WORTH WEBER WORTH, Nina · “Meeting with Commissioner Suarez,” · possible match (medium confidence) on commission · source ↗

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Item text

A resolution of the mayor and city commission of the city of miami beach, florida, relating to commission committees, and amending and restating resolution no. 94-21382 (as amended by resolution nos. 97- 22607, 98-22693, 2003-25446, 2013-28437, 2015-28905, 2015-28962, 2019-31107, 2024- 32896, 2024-32990, 2024-33256, 2024-33437, and 2025-33496) to authorize each commission committee to introduce new business for discussion, subject to the requirements set forth in this resolution. Applicable area: citywide city attorney commissioner alex fernandez not reached on 5/20/2026 - c7 ae (separated by mayor meiner)

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