I received this email this morning from City of Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado regarding my previous post on Miami 21:
Tony
On the May 13th Agenda the only item relating to Miami 21 is a discussion item regarding the future amendments to Miami 21. As you may know Miami Neighborhoods United was left out of the process and they requested several amendments that this administration has been placing in different agendas. Some have been approved and some were deferred by the Commission. The ordinance is not in the agenda and neither the administration nor the City Attorney have any intentions to place it on the agenda. Miami 21 is for the residents and will be implemented on schedule. Please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns tregalado@miamigov.com
Tomas P. Regalado
Thank you Mr. Mayor!
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I’ll believe it when I see it. Miami 21 should have been implemented months ago. His response was a bit vague. By the way, who comprises (heads) Miami Neighborhoods United? Sounds like this group has a bit too much power.
Soooooo, is Miami 21 going to get delayed or not? Please, someone answer this for me. I really want Miami 21 to be implemented, it’s a must. It’s way better than the current code, and it’s better for our city and our residents.
Regalqdo is full if it. It is amazing that this brainless wonder was elected. He rules like a dictator in Cuba that I know. Accountable to no one but special interests with deep pockets.
[...] agenda item is being sponsored by Mayor Regalado, who only days ago confirmed to Transit Miami that the administration would not seek to delay implementation. What ever happened to transparency and honesty in government Mayor? What happened to [...]