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The North Miami Board of Adjustment (BOA) recently approved a controversial variance request to allow a significant increase in the height of a proposed development at 12000 N Bayshore Dr, against the recommendations of the city’s own staff. The developer, represented by law firm Holland & Knight, sought to increase the height of the planned
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A developer is seeking a controversial zoning variance that would allow a residential high-rise project in North Miami to soar over twice as tall as permitted in the city’s regulations. Attorney Pedro Gassant, representing 12000 Property Owner LLC, has applied for a height variance to build two 20-story towers reaching 238 feet 4 inches at
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A North Miami resident is appealing the city’s Board of Adjustment decision to grant a controversial height variance that would allow a proposed luxury condominium project to soar over twice as high as permitted under zoning regulations. Hernando Barreto, who lives near the proposed development site at 11950 N. Bayshore Drive, has filed an appeal
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