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I am honestly in shock because the board actually voted down the townhouse proposal and our neighborhood gets to stay exactly as it is for now. My hands are shaking while typing this but I am just so relieved that all 267 of you signed your names and really showed …

September 2, 2018

Stop Large Townhouse Development in Continental Park

Stop Large Townhouse Development in Continental Park

🏆 Won — 266 supporters Verified

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Started by Jim Aguiles 8 years, 3 months ago

Developer is seeking to change the county's Comprehensive Development Master Plan to allow the construction of a large townhouse project. The application involves two properties located at 8460 SW 92nd Street and 8490 SW 92nd Street, which are currently zoned Estate Density Residential (one residence per acre). The request is to change the zoning to Low Density Residential, which would allow the development of up to 30 townhouses where only two single family residences currently exist. Please sign the petition to fight against the subdivision of our community. You must include your home address in the Comments section for the petition to be valid, as required by the Miami Dade County Board of County Commissioners. By signing this petition, you also would allow Eduardo Lacasa to represent your concerns before the Board of County Commissioners. Mr. Lacasa is a current Continental Park resident and attorney with experience is zoning matters who will represent us pro bono. Nonetheless, Continental Park residents are still strongly encouraged to attend, speak and show their support at the County Commission meeting for preserving our neighborhood from this inappropriate and intrusive development.

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Reached 250 supporters

June 20, 2018

June 18, 2018

I was just looking at the count and we are almost at two hundred and fifty which is actually wild because I remember when it was just me and my neighbor talking over the fence about those townhouses. If you have any friends who live in the neighborhood please send them the link right now because I really need to have that number as high as possible before we go talk to the board.

Reached 100 supporters

June 7, 2018

166 Comments

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Roberto Carballo
8 years ago Featured

8021 SW 97 street If the county allows this then I will expect my property tax bill to be decreased immediately along with everyone else in this area since our homes will definitely be worth less.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

I am opposed to the development and the manner in which it has been handled. There is no need to cram that many townhomes with no realistic parking for each residence. Two spaces for "luxury" townhomes is not believeable nor honest. The transition can be six to eight homes built in a cul-de-sac style like they have on 94th St.

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Isabel Lasa
8 years ago Featured

This is not an area design for so much traffic. Traffic is already damaging Continental Park area safety. Another huge building is going to be built next to Dadeland North and around Kings Creek, another big one. Not only does this increases traffic, but our water system, etc is going to be engaged too.

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Liliana Galdo Marrero
8 years ago Featured

TOTALLY AGAINST THIS OVERDEVELOPMENT OF OUR AREA AS A RESIDENT!!! 8845 SW 99 ST MIAMI 33176, JUST WEST OF 87. I AM THE AREA'S NUMBER 1 REALTOR, THOUGH GOOD FOR BUSINESS THIS IS DETRIMENTAL TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD AND I AM TOTALLY AGAINST THIS PROJECT

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Sofia Forteza
8 years ago Featured

I live at 8300 SW 96 St, Continental Park is already being overrun by speeding cars cutting through our streets seeking to avoid Kendall Dr and Galloway traffic. This problem is compounded by Riviera Prep School traffic zipping through our community. DO NOT CHANGE MASTER PLAN, we do not want more density, VOTE NO.

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Mandri Monica
8 years ago Featured

I am Monica Mandri, I live at 8201 SW 94 Street, the traffic on my street is already heavy with the development of the school. The relaxing of the existing zoning to allow this development is unacceptable. Enforce our code as it is!

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Anonymous
9 months ago

8360 SW 103 Street, Miami 33156

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Jessica Gregorio
1 year ago

Strongly oppose development