They wanna keep the Mom & Pop feel
The City of Miami Planning and Zoning Department received an appeal yesterday to the "class II special permit" approved with conditions on August 12, for the development of a parcel located at 3055 North Miami Avenue. This development is proposed to contain a Walmart store fronting both North Miami Avenue and NE 31 Street, designed by Gensler Architecture and also a liner retail building fronting Midtown Boulevard, designed by Zyscovich Architects as well as other supporting improvements, as appropriate.
Neighbors are upset because they don't want a big box store to destroy the Mom & Pop feel of their neighborhood, sound familiar? We went through all this years ago with Home Depot.
The appeal documents along with the $500 appeal fee have been received and will be processed, leading to a public hearing which is expected to take place in the month of October before the Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board of the City of Miami.
Neighbors are upset because they don't want a big box store to destroy the Mom & Pop feel of their neighborhood, sound familiar? We went through all this years ago with Home Depot.
The appeal documents along with the $500 appeal fee have been received and will be processed, leading to a public hearing which is expected to take place in the month of October before the Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board of the City of Miami.
posted by Tom Falco at 1:00 PM
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2 Comments:
How does midtown have a mom-pop feel? everything is big box stores or retail that was just built in the last 6 years there. before it was a train yard or warehouses.
I agree. Mom and pop feel? Really? The 3 parcels to the north of that address are shopping centers and parking garages. They just don't want a WalMart.
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