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The committee unanimously recommended creating a condominium special-assessment assistance program for financially vulnerable residents, potentially funded through development agreements. It also recommended a three-hour parking limit near the Holocaust Memorial on 19th Street and additional parking discussions, while advancing a proposed $10,000 recurring Police Athletic League grant for Commission consideration.
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Residents facing condominium special assessments could receive financial help if the City Commission approves the proposed program and identifies funding. Parking near the Holocaust Memorial could shift to a three-hour maximum, with the City pursuing additional solutions. Other recommendations included allowing full trolley advertising wraps, considering court resurfacing for basketball and pickleball, and providing free Miami Beach pool access to North Bay Village residents through the end of 2026 as a pilot program.
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