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City Commission meeting — Feb 26, 2026: traffic calming approved; Oak Row plat accepted; FDOT/I-395 encroachments authorized; charter amendment deferred

MiamiFeb 26, 20263 min read

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The City Commission met Feb. 26, 2026; the commission unanimously adopted the consent agenda (CA.1–CA.5), approved traffic calming at 20 locations via a resolution directing the City Manager to engage Miami-Dade DTPW, accepted the Oak Row 2900 plat, authorized encroachments and easement conveyances related to FDOT SR‑836/I‑395 improvements, and deferred a proposed charter amendment on election timing to April 9, 2026.

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Consent Agenda (CA.1–CA.5) adopted unanimously; CA.1 authorized purchase of a Ford cargo van for the Police Department in the amount of $64,870, funded from the Department's Law Enforcement Trust Fund.
PH.1 adopted: directed the City Manager to request Miami‑Dade County DTPW consider proposed traffic flow modifications, waive required resident concurrence and exempt the balloting process to proceed with design and construction of traffic calming devices at twenty (20) locations in the Roads Residential neighborhood (R‑26‑0058).
PH.2 adopted: accepted the plat titled “Oak Row 2900,” authorized dedications shown on the plat, and directed the City Manager and City Clerk to execute and record the plat (R‑26‑0092).
RE.1 adopted: permitted encroachments in City rights‑of‑way for FDOT improvements to SR‑836 and I‑395, authorized the City Manager to negotiate conveyance of fifteen (15) easements to the Greater Miami Expressway Agency and accept two (2) easements from GMX (R‑26‑0093).
Multiple other resolutions (RE.3, RE.4, RE.5, RE.7) were passed as part of the resolutions block and carried unanimously.
RE.2 (proposed charter amendment to change municipal election timing and related provisions) was deferred to the April 9, 2026 City Commission meeting for further consideration.

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