Public Safety & Neighborhood Quality of Life November 9th, 2026

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION: UPDATE FROM POLICE AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENTS ON TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN NORTH BEACH AND ON TRAFFIC LIGHT SYNCHRONIZATION EFFORTS.

MONTHLY UPDATE ON THE STATUS OF THE 5TH STREET PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AND THE MONDRIAN HOTEL/MIRADOR CONDOMINIUM BAYWALK PROJECTS

DISCUSS THE FEASIBILITY OF REPLACING THE PLANNED 5TH STREET PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE WITH AN OVER WATER CONNECTION LINKING THE BAYWALK SOUTH OF 5TH STREET WITH THE BAYWALK NORTH OF 5TH STREET

PERMITTING REFORM IMPLEMENTATION AND PERFORMANCE REPORT.

DISCUSS THE PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF CULTURAL CURRENTS, THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH'S FIRST COMPREHENSIVE FIVE-YEAR CULTURAL MASTER PLAN FOR FAVORABLE RECOMMENDATION FOR ADOPTION BY CITY OF MIAMI BEACH'S MAYOR AND COMMISSION.

DISCUSS PEDESTRIAN SAFETY AND COMMUNITY COMMUNICATION CONCERNS RELATED TO THE WEST AVENUE PHASE II PROJECT (SEGMENT 2).

DISCUSS CERTAIN REQUESTS FROM THE ART DECO NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION CONCERNING THE SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING AND PERMITTING PROCESS.

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING ONGOING TRAFFIC PROBLEMS ON ALTON ROAD CAUSED BY INCREASED TRAFFIC VOLUME, INCLUDING TRUCK TRAFFIC, AND EXCESSIVE VEHICLE SPEEDS.

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING ASSIGNING A CODE COMPLIANCE OFFICER EXCLUSIVELY TO SANITATION ENFORCEMENT AND OVERSIGHT.

DISCUSS FUTURE PROGRAMMING OPPORTUNITIES AT THE LOG CABIN.

DISCUSS PUBLIC SAFETY AND TRAFFIC CONSIDERATIONS RELATED TO SIGHTSEEING AND TOUR BUSES ON RESIDENTIAL ROADS.

DISCUSSION REGARDING POTENTIAL SOCCER THEMED MURAL IN NORTH BEACH

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING IDENTIFYING SIGNAGE IN CITY RIGHTS-OF-WAY THAT IS SUPERFLUOUS OR UNNECESSARY IN ORDER TO MITIGATE VISUAL CLUTTER; COMPLIANCE WITH RESOLUTION NO. 2026-34318; AND A PROGRESS REPORT FROM THE CITY ADMINISTRATION.

DISCUSS AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, ENTITLED "ADMINISTRATION," ARTICLE VII, ENTITLED "STANDARDS OF CONDUCT," DIVISION 3, ENTITLED "LOBBYISTS," BY AMENDING SECTION 2-481, ENTITLED "DEFINITIONS," TO AMEND DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS DIVISION, BY AMENDING AND REVISING THE TITLE FOR SECTION 2-483, "EXCEPTIONS TO REGISTRATION; WRITTEN DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT FOR PERSONS EXCLUDED FROM THE DEFINITION OF LOBBYIST," TO CLARIFY AND RESTATE THE WRITTEN DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT FOR PERSONS EXCLUDED FROM THE DEFINITION OF LOBBYIST, BY AMENDING SECTION 2-485.1, "PENALTIES," TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS RELATING TO ENFORCEMENT BY THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMISSION ON ETHICS, BY AMENDING SECTION 2-485.3, "CONTINGENCY FEE PROHIBITED," TO ADOPT CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS TO THE PROHIBITION ON THE GIVING OR ACCEPTANCE OF A CONTINGENCY FEE IN CONNECTION WITH APPEARANCES BEFORE THE CITY, AND FINALLY, BY AMENDING OTHER SECTIONS IN DIVISION 3 TO EFFECTUATE THE INTENT OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR REPEALER, CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

​​DISCUSS REIMAGINING THE TRAFFIC PATTERN AT THE 63RD STREET, INDIAN CREEK, AND COLLINS AVENUE INTERSECTION TO ENHANCE PEDESTRIAN AND MICROMOBILITY DEVICE OPERATOR SAFETY.

DISCUSSION ON REVIVING EMPLOYEE SHUTTLE PROGRAM AND OTHER TRANSPORTATION SOLUTIONS FOR FONTAINEBLEAU HOTEL STAFF.

DISCUSS THE EVALUATION OF THE INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED STREET NAME SIGNS (GREEN SIGNS) IN THE CITY.

DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE ALLEY LOCATED WEST OF THE WEST LOTS INTO A BICYCLE BOULEVARD.

DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT OF DIVER DOWN WARNING FLAG VIOLATIONS.

DISCUSS THE IMPACT ON THE MIAMI BEACH COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER OF MEDICAID CUTS IN THE "ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL," INCLUDING THE ESTIMATED $3.84 BILLION REDUCTION TO FLORIDA'S MEDICAID FUNDING, THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF THE CURRENT INCREASE IN HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR THOSE PURCHASING INSURANCE THROUGH THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT ("ACA"), AND THE POTENTIAL FOR THE CENTER TO BE OVERWHELMED WITH UNPAID PATIENTS WHO PREVIOUSLY RELIED UPON TRADITIONAL PROVIDERS.

DISCUSS ADVERTISING RESTRICTIONS FOR EVENTS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY, INCLUDING REQUIRED RESTRICTIONS IN ALL SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENTS, GRANTS, AND RELATED DOCUMENTS

DISCUSS A POTENTIAL PROHIBITION AGAINST THE PLACEMENT OF CAMPAIGN SIGNS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE PROPERTY OWNER OR LEGAL OCCUPANT

QUARTERLY UPDATES ON OPERATION CLEAN WATER AND PARK VIEW CANAL.

QUARTERLY UPDATES ON EFFICACY OF ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT RELATED TO EXCESSIVE VEHICULAR NOISE.

DISCUSS TIMELINE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER HEADQUARTER HOTEL AND ANTICIPATED OPENING DATE.

DISCUSS INSTALLING A COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE AT THE SITE OF THE ORIGINAL 5TH STREET GYM IN RECOGNITION OF MUHAMMAD ALI AND THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE FORMER 5TH STREET GYM SITE

CONSIDER PROACTIVE ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AND, IF APPROPRIATE, AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO AND HOURS OF OPERATION RESTRICTIONS ON PADEL COURTS AND OTHER COURT GAMES LOCATED IN RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS.

DISCUSS THE CREATION OF A FREE PROGRAM FOR ARTISTS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH TO PAINT METAL UTILITY BOXES.

DISCUSS ALTERNATIVE NOTIFICATION METHODS FOR MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE ISSUES AFFECTING RESIDENTS.

DISCUSS OPTIONS TO ENHANCE ENFORCEMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE OFFENSES SUCH AS EXCESSIVE NOISE FROM THE UTILIZATION OF OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT AND THE SMOKING BAN ON THE BEACHES.

DISCUSS THE PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM FOR THE CITY PARK PROPOSED FOR THE WEST LOTS, LYING ALONG COLLINS AVENUE BETWEEN 79TH STREET AND 87TH STREET.

DISCUSS USING PORTION OF THE LOG CABIN FOR COMMUNITY PANTRY WITH FRIDGE

EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITY OF A UNIFIED VALET SYSTEM FROM 5TH TO 15TH STREET ON OCEAN DRIVE, COLLINS AVENUE AND WASHINGTON AVENUE.

CONSIDER ESTABLISHING A PROGRAM AND AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS TO PERMIT MOBILE BUSINESSES TO OPERATE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH.

CONSIDER THE INSTALLATION OF A SIGN AT THE ENTRANCE TO FLAMINGO PARK.

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK AND THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO CREATE A DATABASE OF RESOLUTIONS THAT ESTABLISH CITY POLICIES.

DISCUSS PROHIBITING ALL NON-MOTORIZED WHEELED DEVICES ON THE MIAMI BEACH PROMENAD

DISCUSS CREATING A SANITATION TASK FORCE FOR THE NORTH OF 71ST STREET BEACH AREA ON WEEKENDS.

DISCUSS THE CREATION OF PARKING ZONES IN NORTH BEACH.

DISCUSS POTENTIALLY EXPANDING THE EASTWARD BOUNDARY OF THE BOATING-RESTRICTED SWIM AREA, FROM SOUTH POINTE PIER TO 12TH STREET, TO ENHANCE SWIMMER SAFETY.

EXPLORE THE POTENTIAL IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ILLEGAL VEHICLE BUYBACK OR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER PROGRAM.

DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL USE OF HAAS ALERT TECHNOLOGY IN MIAMI BEACH.

DISCUSS THE ACTIVATION OF ALLEYS IN SOUTH BEACH (ART DECO SIGNS) AND NORTH BEACH (MIMO SIGNS).

DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL IMPLEMENTATION OF A BICYCLE LANE ON THE WEST SIDE OF COLLINS AVENUE AS PART OF AN UPCOMING FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ("FDOT") RESURFACING, RESTORATION, AND REHABILITATION ("RRR") PROJECT ON STATE ROAD ("SR") A1A/COLLINS AVENUE FROM SR 907/W 63 STREET TO 75 STREET.

DISCUSS/UPDATE ON G.O. BOND LOG CABIN PROJECT

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING POSSIBLE AMENDMENTS TO THE RESIDENTS' RIGHT TO KNOW ORDINANCE TO ENHANCE TRANSPARENCY, NOTICE, AND ACCESSIBILITY FOR MIAMI BEACH RESIDENTS.

EXPLORE THE USE OF TEMPORARY STRUCTURES SUCH AS MINIPARKS OR POP-UP SEATING TO ACTIVATE UNDERUTILIZED PUBLIC SPACES.

CONSIDER THE FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING FAMILY SUCCESS CENTERS IN THE CITY.

DISCUSS RELOCATING THE LOG CABIN TO ITS ORIGINAL SITE ON THE WEST LOTS

DIRECTING THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO UPDATE DEMOLITION STANDARDS TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND LOCAL CLEANLINESS STANDARDS AND TO PRESENT PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY COMMISSION FOR FIRST READING AT ITS JANUARY 2027 MEETING.

DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENT OF LIGHTING AT THE WEST LOTS TO ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY.

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING THE INCORPORATION OF NEURODIVERGENT INCLUSIVE TOOLS AND PRACTICES INTO POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS, SENIOR FACILITIES, PARKS, AND THE CITY TROLLEY SYSTEM.

DISCUSS/TAKE ACTION REGARDING THE CITY'S PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACTORS AND VENDORS AND THEIR IMPACT ON PROJECT COSTS.