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The Coral Gables City Commission unanimously adopted a 2025-2027 strategic priorities plan and advanced several zoning changes, including allowing low-density multifamily use at 627 and 635 Anastasia Avenue. It also approved a $212,045 high-water rescue vehicle purchase, authorized participation in a lawsuit challenging Senate Bill 180, and directed staff to pursue a proposed additional $50,000 homestead exemption.
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The commission approved new rules for public-meeting conduct and moved multiple zoning and building-code changes forward, though the zoning ordinances were only approved on first reading. Residents may see future work on flood-resistant construction, fire-reporting requirements, and a conservation-based development-rights program. The commission also adopted disability-inclusion principles, approved a $2,500 event sponsorship, and deferred the appeal involving 1258 Obispo Avenue to October 28, 2025.
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