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March 1, 2004
March
2004 Calendar of Meetings & Events (10KB .pdf)
For the record
(By Commissioner Lewis Thaler)
'Let the People Know'
Commission educating public about TDR's (transfers of development rights)
(By Bari Auerbach)
At recent City Commission meetings, TDR's (transfers of development rights) have
become a familiar topic - but just ask a typical Sunny Isles Beach resident if
they know what TDR's are, and most likely you'll hear responses ranging from "touchdowns" to "some
kind of new high-tech video device."
City establishing 'Mayor's
Advisory Council'
(By Bari Auerbach)
The Sunny Isles Beach City Commission recently passed a resolution establishing
five advisory committees to the Mayor's Advisory Council.
City's website celebrates
first anniversary
(By Alyce Hanson, Administrative Services Director)
Good results - worthwhile
work
(By Commissioner Roslyn Brezin)
Sunny Isles Beach
is on the Move
(By Commissioner Lewis J. Thaler)
Sunny Isles Beach is on the move! There are more high-rise buildings on the east
side of Collins Avenue and talk of new high rises on Sunny Isles Boulevard.
Officer
of the Month - March 2004
City names beach
access in honor of Ellen Mooney Wynne
(By Bari Auerbach)
'Crime pays' for
Police Department
(By Bari Auerbach)
The Sunny Isles Beach City Commission recently authorized Police Chief Fred Maas
to expend $50,000 from the Federal Forfeiture Fund in accordance with the Comprehensive
Crime Control Act of 1984.
Flame Arresters
(By Officer Joe Alvarez)
all donations gladly accepted
By Susan Simpson, Cultural & Human Services Director
The city is hosting a blood drive in the parking lot of City Hall in the R. K.
Plaza located at 17070 Collins Avenue. Community Blood Centers of South Florida
will be here from 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 4, 2004.
WARNING - UNDER
CONSTRUCTION!
By Susan Simpson, Cultural & Human Services Director
The city has contracted with Spire Corp to upgrade the restroom facilities at
Gilbert Samson Oceanfront Park. For everyone's safety, the restrooms will be
closed during renovations.
Plans for active
park 'grow with city'
(By Bari Auerbach)
From a 12,000 square foot recreation center and a 10,000 square foot indoor gymnasium
to a little league baseball field for a big population of youths and additional
parking spaces, plans for a two-acre active park, located at North Bay Road and
181st Drive, have grown along with the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
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