CITY OF MIAMI COMMISSION MEETING

Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.

RE.6 — Traffic-Control Detail: Support

Creates fixed police traffic posts at Miami’s most congested locations to protect pedestrians, keep intersections clear, and reduce gridlock.

FR.2 — E-Bikes, Scooters, and Micromobility

This first-reading ordinance is highly relevant to Brickell’s crowded sidewalks. Because the agenda summary does not disclose the proposed operating rules, the full ordinance should be reviewed before taking a final position.

Priorities should include sidewalk restrictions, reasonable speed limits, designated parking, effective enforcement, public education, and protection of pedestrian and ADA access.

PZ.5 — Lofty Brickell Waterfront Setback: Review Closely

Allows an outdoor-dining canopy at 99 SW 7th Street to encroach into the 50-foot waterfront setback. The Planning Department recommends approval with conditions. According to City staff, at its greatest point, the pergola would encroach 27 feet, 8¾ inches into the waterfront setback while maintaining the required 25-foot public waterfront walkway.

CA.3 — Brickells–Flagler Police Patrol: Support, but Verify Details

Authorizes up to $292,000 for police roving patrol within the Brickells–Flagler Special Taxing District.

Before or after approval, confirm the patrol boundaries, service hours, staffing levels, funding source, and performance-reporting requirements.

DI.6 — Policing in the Urban Core

This discussion on policing in the Urban Core.