Village Council meets tomorrow night
The Village Council meets Thursday June 28, from 7 to 9 pm at the Glass House (2820 McFarlane Road).
Agenda:
I. Call to Order………...Gary Hecht, Chair
II. Roll Call…………..….Councilwoman Niemeyer, Sec.
III. Minutes……………... Councilwoman Niemeyer, Sec.
IV. Treasurer’s Report…Councilwoman Dubin, Treas.
OLD BUSINESS
V. Election – New Member….Councilman Zilber
VI. Council-sponsored BIC charette…Councilman Collins
VII. West Grove Bimini Project Review....Councilwoman Dubin
NEW BUSINESS
VIII. NCD-3/ Miami 21 – Councilman Alyn Pruett, Chair
Village Council Zoning Compliance Committee
IX. Other Committee Reports
X. ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
Public Comments are held until the noted agenda item unless specifically authorized by the Chairman. Members of the public are requested to sign in at the meeting, noting the agenda item(s) they wish to address. Please limit comments to 2 minutes. Individuals and organizations desiring to make a community announcement, please inform the Chairman prior to the call to order of the meeting.
The agenda closes and becomes official at noon, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. The general public may request to place items on the agenda by written notice or to the Council Chairman by mail or email at www.CoconutGroveVillageCouncil.com
The Cocoanut Grove Village Council members are:
Gary Hecht - Chair
Martin Zilber - Vice Chair
David Collins
Liliana Dones
Felice Dubin -Treasurer
Ron Nelson
Michelle Niemeyer - Secretary
Lottie Person
Alyn Pruett
Mailing Address:
2910 Emathla Street
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Telephone: 305-607-8360
Fax: 305-860-6057
Agenda:
I. Call to Order………...Gary Hecht, Chair
II. Roll Call…………..….Councilwoman Niemeyer, Sec.
III. Minutes……………... Councilwoman Niemeyer, Sec.
IV. Treasurer’s Report…Councilwoman Dubin, Treas.
OLD BUSINESS
V. Election – New Member….Councilman Zilber
VI. Council-sponsored BIC charette…Councilman Collins
VII. West Grove Bimini Project Review....Councilwoman Dubin
NEW BUSINESS
VIII. NCD-3/ Miami 21 – Councilman Alyn Pruett, Chair
Village Council Zoning Compliance Committee
IX. Other Committee Reports
X. ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
Public Comments are held until the noted agenda item unless specifically authorized by the Chairman. Members of the public are requested to sign in at the meeting, noting the agenda item(s) they wish to address. Please limit comments to 2 minutes. Individuals and organizations desiring to make a community announcement, please inform the Chairman prior to the call to order of the meeting.
The agenda closes and becomes official at noon, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. The general public may request to place items on the agenda by written notice or to the Council Chairman by mail or email at www.CoconutGroveVillageCouncil.com
The Cocoanut Grove Village Council members are:
Gary Hecht - Chair
Martin Zilber - Vice Chair
David Collins
Liliana Dones
Felice Dubin -Treasurer
Ron Nelson
Michelle Niemeyer - Secretary
Lottie Person
Alyn Pruett
Mailing Address:
2910 Emathla Street
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Telephone: 305-607-8360
Fax: 305-860-6057
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3 Comments:
We all appreciate their service. I hope they resolve the homeless problems that are hurting the businesses and tourism. Fear factor is high. The police presence is low.
Get real! Homeless problems? How the hell can a bunch of self absorbed yuppies whose main concern is loose bricks in the village sidewalk possibly solve the South Florida housing crisis?!
I suggest the Village Council members venture outside of the gates of their oversized "townhouses," purchase a copy of James Howard Kunstler's "The Long Emergency,"
curl up next to their bath tub pools and contemplate where they think they can move to find safety and solice because it will never be Coconut Grove!
Now that's the spirit. Offer a solution instead of being so negative. The Grove has a lot of potential. It just needs better police presence, lighting, cleanliness AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE NON LOITERING LAWS which are on the books and will make the homeless move on to an area that does not enforce the laws. Also, a new waterfront park would be nice, but the way things work in Miami, at a snails pace compared to normal cities, I won't hold my breath.
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