CDMP 1ST READING (25-07)

Board of County Commissioners · 2026-06-02 · ordinance

Ordinance on first reading for CDMP Application No. CDMP20250007, filed by GPC Miami Business Park, LLC, to amend the Miami-Dade County Comprehensive Development Master Plan. The site is on the west side of the Homestead extension of Florida's Turnpike (generally east of SW 112 Avenue), between SW 186 Street and SW 196 Street. The requested change is to redesignate the site from 'Office/Residential' (79.62 gross acres) and 'Low-Medium Density Residential' (5.18 gross acres, 6 to 13 dwelling units per acre) to 'Industrial and Office' (81.36 gross acres), 'Business and Office' (2.14 gross acres), and 'Low-Medium-High Density Residential' (1.30 acres, 6 to 13 dwelling units per acre), and to add a proffered Declaration of Restrictions. The application was processed concurrently with Zoning Application No. Z2025000117. The Board adopted the ordinance on first reading on 6/2/2026; the public hearing date is to be determined. The public hearing was opened and closed with twelve individuals waiving in support. The applicant is GPC Miami Business Park, LLC, represented by Tracy Slavens, Esq. and Wesley Hevia, Esq., LSN Law, P.A. The file number is 260901. The ordinance was introduced on 5/18/2026. The agenda date was 6/2/2026, agenda item number 5V. The action was 'Adopted on first reading' with a pass/fail of 'P'. The effective date is not stated in the document text. The size is stated as 79.62 gross acres, 5.18 gross acres, 81.36 gross acres, 2.14 gross acres, and 1.30 acres. The zoning or use change is from 'Office/Residential' and 'Low-Medium Density Residential' to 'Industrial and Office', 'Business and Office', and 'Low-Medium-High Density Residential'. The decision is 'Adopted on first reading'. Key dates: Introduced 5/18/2026, Agenda Date 6/2/2026, Adopted on first reading 6/2/2026. The business opportunity is for contractors and trades to pursue work related to the proposed industrial, office, business, and residential development on the site, subject to the CDMP amendment becoming effective and subsequent zoning approvals. The grounding note is that the document is a legislative item for a CDMP amendment application, and the final action on first reading was adoption; the public hearing date is to be determined.