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City Tells Southgate Towers Owner Its West Avenue Site Doesn't Qualify for Live Local

City Tells Southgate Towers Owner Its West Avenue Site Doesn't Qualify for Live Local

910 West Avenue as proposed, against the 150-foot RM-3 height limit. Massing model: Miami Beach Journal, from the applicant's plans. "Denied" stamp added by the Journal.

City Tells Southgate Towers Owner Its West Avenue Site Doesn't Qualify for Live Local

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The City of Miami Beach has told the owner of the Southgate Towers that its West Avenue site does not qualify for the Live Local Act's zoning incentives, the…

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