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Smart Development Needed on the Miami River - Have Your Voices Heard

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Melissa Surinach
6 years ago

Owner of condo at the wind.

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Elizabeth Voticky
7 years ago

More walkable public spaces!

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Heather E Waldron
7 years ago

Outdoor space and nice walkways are so important to any city. Miami should be developing them. Also, the zoning of Miami 21 was set for a reason, not to be broken.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I am opposed to this. Apart from disrespecting established Charter and building rules, it will add significant additional traffic congestion

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Hena Rodely
7 years ago

Developers are ruining our community… We no longer have a place to go and feel like we belong especially with the closing down of many restaurants & pubs around Mary Brickell village. It’s all about money!

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Karen Olin
7 years ago

Please do not allow the developer to move forward with The Edge on Brickell project. We need development along the river to provide parks, walkways, bike paths and restaurants to bring new life to the river. We need Smart Growth. The Edge on Brickell project is NOT Smart Growth. The project proposes a 58-story tower on a parcel sized for a few town homes or shops. The project ignores the waterfront setback requirements in our City Charter and Miami 21, and it does nothing to create the public waterfront that those documents promise. The developer of this lot is seeking the City’s approval to waive a significant number of building requirements and should not be allowed to do so. Thank you,

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Christine Waternaux
7 years ago Featured

I oppose the Edge on Brickell project We do not need another high tower. This project doesn’t comply with waterfront setbacks requirements. It will not improve the quality of life of residents.

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Adamo
7 years ago Featured

Well, I think that we should a more and smart overall view of the actual City development. But for what it looks, some people they are not putting a lot of efforts on that issue. 58-storey's tower is pretty high for a river front situation. Well beyond than too high. That's my opinion. Sincerely, Adamo

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Robert James Miller
7 years ago

No to this project.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Rules are rules! This building does not deserve the exception. It’s for the better good for all the people for this not to be built. There is no housing shortage in Miami so developers should stick to the regulations set by our state and people.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

As a long-time resident of the Riverfront area, I strongly oppose the development of The Edge condominium. It is not feasible to build housing on such a small plot of land, and will be detrimental to the entire area.

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Mark Williams
7 years ago

I vehemently oppose this development.

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Michael Soto
7 years ago

We need more green spaces more people can enjoy along the miami river not ANOTHER high rise.

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Vicky Carrasco
7 years ago

t is very important to live with quality of life for our health in addition to being able to enjoy our river. Finally, we have to apply the laws

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Such a big tower is going to confine the entire complex of the River Front. A big NO to waiving any laws and regulations.

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Nivaldo Venturini
7 years ago

Absurd to release all codes to allow this project.

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Gabriel Pardo
7 years ago

It is important for the City of Miami to protect its river and natural resources, as well as to provide green and cultural areas to its residents. Simple things protect the environment and offer better life. The river is that: life and good development. No more high rise buildings.

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Esther Diaz
7 years ago

The Miami River should be developed considering the neighbors and the environment. A new building that doesn’t fit all the regulations is useless. It is suspicious that the county would approve a construction with such characteristics.

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Mariana Venturini
7 years ago

NO NO NO

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Patrice Vaucher
7 years ago

I would like to oppose to the EDGE on Brickell. Is not sustainable.