Miramar · week of October 17, 2026
Council approves Consent Agenda Approval, 5–0
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What changed in Miramar
Consent Agenda Approval
5 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Temp. Reso. #R8835: Advisory Board Appointments
5 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Temp. Reso. #R8798: East Water Treatment Plant Sand Separator Project
5 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Temp. Reso. #R8832 approving the award of Invitation For Bids No. 26-012 entitled, “Fire Station 84 Replacement Generator and Manual Transfer Switch Project”, to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder, All Florida Contracting Services,…
5 yes, 0 no
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Development activity
Key Platinum Rezoning
6341 and 6365 Southwest 30th Street
A request to rezone two parcels from TOCRS single-family residential to TOCRM multi-family residential.
still pending
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Also discussed
Corporate Naming Rights and Asset Marketing
The city plans to hire a consultant for $113,000 to identify and market municipal assets for corporate sponsorships and naming rights.
What it means: $113,000.00 inclusive of contingency.
Follow this issue →East Water Treatment Plant Sediment and Water Quality
The city is set to approve a $2.11 million contract for upgrades at the East Water Treatment Plant to improve water processing infrastructure.
What it means: $2,114,000.00
Follow this issue →Emergency Operations Center AV Upgrade and IT Security
The commission will vote on funding a $288,451 audio-visual upgrade for the Emergency Operations Center alongside a $210,728 cybersecurity renewal.
What it means: Totaling $499,179.00 across both technology contracts.
Follow this issue →East Water Treatment Plant Sand Separator Project
The city is investing $2.11 million in a new sand separator system for the East Water Treatment Plant to stop sand from clogging water filters and membranes. Officials noted this will reduce frequent maintenance and ensure a more reliable water supply for east Miramar residents.
What it means: The project costs $2,114,000, but will save money by extending the lifespan of filtration equipment.
Follow this issue →Key Platinum Rezoning Concerns
A long-time resident voiced strong concerns during public comment regarding a proposed rezoning on Southwest 30th Street from single-family to multi-family residential. Residents are worried about neighborhood character, traffic, and infrastructure impacts from potential high-density development.
What it means: The property owner and prospective multi-family developers.
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