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43632-SEOPW CRA Meeting Notice
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Attention: Maricarmen Lopez
CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK
3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
CITY OF MIAMI - CLERK'S OFFICE
MIAMI, FL 33133
mclopez@miamigov.com
SOUTHEAST OVERTOWN/PARK WEST
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE, the Board of Commissioners
meeting of the Southeast West Community
Redevelopment Agency (8E OPW CRA) le scheduled
to talcs place on Thursday, December 12, 2024„ at
10:'00 A.M. or thereafter, at Miami City Hall 3500 Pan
American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133.
All intereated persons ere i'tviled to attend. For more
Information, please oontaot the SEOPW CAA offioe at
(305) 679-8800.
Ad No. 43932
James D. McQueen, Executive Dlredor
Southeast Overtaem/Parfc West
Community Redevelopment Agency
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FROM PAGE 1A
$21 MILLION
once a saving grace for the
majority foreign investors
in the building — rushed in
a $21 million special as-
sessment, eliminated two
running mates and tried to
postpone last-minute board
elections the Wednesday
before Thanksgiving until
December.
The Florida Department
of Business and Profession-
al Regulation sent two
volunteers to oversee the
election. The DBPR over-
sees condo associations,
and the volunteers sat
throughout the five -hour
meeting to ensure proper
protocol was followed with
the vming process. By 2
p.m., condo owner and
resident Dorinda Spahr was
voted in with 192 voles —
with 115 votes being the
minimum needed — as the
president-elect. Pablo Lig-
namlo and David Treiger
were also voted in as part
of the three -member
board. Kassell received no
votes.
"We won the election,
but we still need owner-
ship," Spahr said to owners
at the end of the election,
urging owner participation
in meetings and votes in
the months ahead.
The first task for Spahr
and her fellow board mem-
bers would be the S21 mil-
lion special assessment.
Kassel) failed to hold a vote
to approve the multi -mil-
lion dollar special assess-
ment for the 16.year-old
budding in November.
While large budgets are
permissible under state
law, boards must get 50%
of owner approval for any
project over 550,000 or
"exceeding 115% of assess-
ments for the preceding
calendar year," according
to state statute.
A vote was never held.
Instead, residents got hit
with assessments ranging
about $40,000 to
S50,000, depending on
the size of their units. Kaa-
sell set a deadline for Jan-
uary for a quaver of each
assessment with
the rest paid in nine quar-
terly installments.
"This mock election will
be thrown out come Mon-
day," Kasseg told the Mia-
mi Herald.
He declined to answer
any questions, citing the
Owners at 1060 Bnckell in Miami voted in a new condo board Saturday after many
raised concerns over decisions made by the association's now ex -president.
association's law firm and
representative Halpern
Rodriguez.
Marc Halpern, a senior
and founding partner of the
Coral Gables -based Hal-
pern Rodriguez law firm,
did not respond to an im-
mediate request for com-
ment.
FROM PAGE 3A
LAWYER
Marano and Dykes cut off
their ankle monitors to skip
town and country, boarding
a Flight at Dallas -Fort
Worth International Airport
to Seoul, South Korea. The
holiday falling on a Sat-
urday gave them two days
before the inactivity in their
monitors was discovered.
They would be recaptured
in Cambodia.
Murder charges would be
dropped against Marano
d Beltran, who also
pleaded guilty to tampering
with evidence. He testified
against Dykes and, with an
unrelated robbery convic-
tion, is scheduled to he in
prison until April 21, 2027.
Dykes got sentenced to
life after being convicted of
murder and tampering with
evidence. Marano didn't
testify against her.
"She just chose n0 to
testify against her spouse,"
Marano's attorney, Valene
Balton said to Dan.'
Fox4News "They're still
legally manned... They're
not in communication with
each other. I don't believe
there's any animosity be-
tween the two."
Information from Miami
Herald reporter Charles
Rabin contributed to this
report.
David 1. Neal:
305-376-3559,
@DavtdJNeal
FROM PAGE 3A
ARREST
faculty m 2111.
After the agents ques-
tioned him, an FBI agent
engaged Yener in lune. He
talked about his desire to
join an anti -US. militia
group and develop an ex-
plosive desire, the affidavit
Yener later met with an
FBI employee who he be-
lieved to be part of a militia
and "identified the New
York Stock Exchange as the
location for deploying and
detonating the improvised
explosive device and his
target date for carrying out
the bombing was the week
of November 18, 2024,"
the affidavit says. "His
stated motivation for
bombing the NYSE was to
anam a'reboot' and/or
'reset 'of the United States
government."
Yener said he wanted to
construct a remote -rigger
for the explosive device
and conduct research on
where to plant the bomb
outside the stock exchange
at it Wall Street. According
to the affidavit, he tasked
FBI undercover employees
with procuring an explosive
element for the device,
conducting surveillance of
the stock exchange, shoot-
ing photos of the building,
and picking the location for
detonating the bomb.
According to the affida-
vit, Yener planned on wear-
ing a disguise when plant-
ing the bomb outside the
stock exchange. He also
recorded a message to be
distributed t0 the news
media about his reasons for
the anack
In the affidavit, investi-
gators said Yener antici-
pated that the explosion
would be "Nice a small nuke
went oR" and that "[Any-
thing outside" the stock
exchange "will be wiped
out" and "anything inside
there would be killed."
The case, investigated by
the FBI with assistance
FROM PAGE 3A
INCINERATOR
Miami -Dade needs
federal permits to build
the incinerator and is
counting on federal funds
to defray the costs— ac-
tions that will come un-
der Tr unp's authority
after Jan. 20, 2025.
Lasarte said Tuesday
night that he has not
spoken to Resident -elect
Trump about the inciner-
ator issue, but that Trump
is not a fan of having an
incinerator about three
miles from his golf resort.
"1 know over the years,
he did not like those
smoke stacks there were
out there," he said.
Lasarte said the Trump
Organization is calling a
new incinerator a bad
choice for the resort but
also a population center
like Doral.
While the existing in-
cinerator drew com-
plaints of foul odors from
nearby residents, Levine
Cava said the planned
modem facility has venti-
lation systems that pre-
vent smells from trav-
eling and will remove
most if not all of the ob-
jections from surrounding
property owners.
Lasarte confirmed he
and Eric Trump had a call
with Levine Cava. On the
call, Lasarte said he made
the Trump Organization's
sae for not putting the
incinerator in Donal.
"It was a cordial call,"
Lasarte said. "I expressed
our concerns with the
impacts to the resort and
to Doal. She said they
were reconsidering it and
trying to come up with
another alternative."
Douglas Hank,:
305.376.3605,
@doug_hankr
from the Joint Terrorism
Task Force and Coral
Springs Police, is being
prosecuted by Assistant
US. Attorneys Michael
Thakur and Ahhic Waxman
and Justice Department
trial attorney Elisa Pmeat.
jay Weaver. 305-376-3446,
@jayhseaver
PRESSURES AFTER
SURFSI DE COLLAPSE
The election at 1060
Brickell follows a series of
owners pushing back at
sociadons raising
monthly condo assessment
fees, requesting special
assessments and setting
expectations for reserve
contributions come Ian -
The financial hikes come
after the collapse of the
Champlain Towers South,
which killed 98 residents in
the summer of 2021. The
building collapsed after
owners had delayed struc-
tural repairs and a $15
million special assessment
for the 39-vearold building
at the time of the disaster.
In an attempt to safe-
guard the lives of condo
rs and residents in
the future, the state estab-
lished new laws forcing
owners to address structu-
ral issues and build re -
es for renovations and
projects in the future.
The problem is the pro-
cess, ss, not the price of the
special assessment, said
Diego Navta, a resident at
1060 Bnckell. More ac-
countability and guardrails
need to be established for
board members, Navia
said.
"There needs to be more
timely enforcement," he
said. "The laws passed
we
re a great step forward."
Over the neat few days,
the new board plans to
fight for recognition from
Kassel) and clarity behind
the $21 million demanded
special assessment. Spahr
said they just needed time
to plan.
"We understand owners
ant answers. This was
the first step today. This
was the most important
step today. The rest of it,"
Spahr said, "is a little un-
known territory."
Rebecca San porn:
305.376.1160,
@rbecca tan jean
SOUTHEAST OVERTOWN/PARK WEST
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE, the Board of Commissioners
meeting of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community
Redevelopment Agency (SEOPW CRA) is scheduled
to take place on Thursday, December 12, 2024, at
10:00 A.M. or thereafter, at Miami City Hall 3500 Pan
American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133.
All interested persons are invited to attend. For more
information, please contact the SEOPW CRA office at
(305) 679-6800.
Ad No. 43632 James D. McQueen, Executive Director
Southeast Overtown/Park West
Community Redevelopment Agency
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