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43992 - ALLAPATTAH CRA -
Meeting
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ATTENTION: CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK IP
3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
MIAMI, FL 33133
mclopez@miamigov.com;thannon@miamigov.com
ALLAPATTAH REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE, the Board of Commissioners ("Board") meeting of
Allapattah Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency ("ALLA-
PATTAH CRA") is scheduled to take place on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at
10:30 AM or thereafter, at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American
Drive, Miami, Florida 33133.
Ad No. 43992
Keith Carswell, City Manager
Designee for
Allapattah Redevelopment
District Community
Redevelopment
Agency ("Allapattah CRA")
PUBLISHED DAILY
MIAMI-DADE-FLORIDA
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MIAMI-DADE
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signed, who on oath says that he/she is Custodian of Records of The
The Miami Herald, a newspaper published in Miami Dade County, Flor-
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of The Miami Herald or by print In the issues and dates listed below.
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complies with all legal requirements for publication in chapter 50,
Florida Statutes.
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ALLAPATTAH REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE, the Board of Commissioners ("Board") meeting of
Allapattah Redevelopment District Community Redevelopment Agency ("ALLA-
PATTAH CRA") is scheduled to take place on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at
10:30 AM or thereafter, at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American
Drive, Miami, Florida 33133.
Ad No. 43992
Keith Carswell, City Manager
Designee for
Allapattah Redevelopment
District Community
Redevelopment
Agency ("Allapattah CRA")
MIAMI HERALD
AIOIDN' M3 B 2026
Miami Gardens man chases down repo man's
tow truck and shoots at him, police say
. ocvoux C0ro1RE
dero•le@nd+•OAerW4oN
A Miami Gardens man
wasn't ready to let go of
his black Ford F-150 as it
was repossessed from hit
home last Monday. He was
so enraged he chased
down the tow -truck driver,
shot at him and hunted Knight Correctional Cen-
him down again, police ter.
say. Around 6 p.m. July 6,
Lawrence Hilbert Mo- the tow -truck driver hook -
rant, 39, is facing charges ed up Moron's pick-up
of armed criminal mks- truck in his driveway, an
chid, aggravated assault arrest report read. As the
with a firearm and shoot- driver was leaving, Moran
ing into vehicles. As of ran outside and tried to
Thursday, he had banded stop him but failed.
out of the Turner Guilford Moments later, Morant
"aggreapursued,"
runningg after the tow
truck, yelling curse words
and threatening the driver,
Miami Garden police
said.
The driver thought he
was a safe distance away
from Morant so he got out
of has trunk to se0Tve the
F-150 again. However,
Moran tracked him down
and "aggressively con-
fronted him."
Wanting no part of Mo-
rant's anger, the driver
drove off again but Morant
pulled out a handgun and
shot at the tow truck -
hitting it several times, the
report read.
The driver was unin-
jured and drove to a near-
by Eason gas station to call
police. Ha on his trail,
Moran frond him there.
The gas station was
about five miles from Mo-
rant's home, la's uncle. if
he ran all the way there.
Offers swanned the
gas station before Morant
could do anything else to
the driver or his tow truck.
Authoritinwrae that
Morn admitted to them
that he "intentionally fired
his handgm at the tow
track while the [driven
was inside."
FROM PAGE 3A
GRASS
butterfly and edible gar-
den on campus, but said it
eventually became over-
grown with weeds as she
tried to manage it without
pesticides. She acid school
officials later told her the
plants were a safety con-
cern because they grew
along a fence, and the
garden was later replaced
with artificial turf.
Marco Schiavon, an
assistant professor at the
University of Florida's
Fort Lauderdale Research
and Education Center,
said that fake grass con-
tributes to the "urban heat
Wand" effects that make
our dense cities hotter
than rural areas.
"Plant presence has
multiple benefits includ-
ing improved biodivenity,
temperature abatement,
Temperatures at the Little Haiti Soccer Pak covered with artificial turf, measured as
high as 4l rkgrees, several degrees higher than natural grass covered areas.
carbon fixation, reduced
energy costs, etc," Schia-
von said. "These ecosys-
tem services are not pro-
vided by artificial turf-
AshleyMieraai is a di -
mate change reporter for
the Miami Herald funded
by the Lynn and Louis
Wolfson II Family Founda-
tion and MSC Cruises in
partnership with Journal -
um Funding Partners.
FROM PAGE 3A
BODY
photo of Gifford cek-
brating New Year's Eve at
the then -Banana Boat
lounge, according to the
archives. Gifford was hold-
ing a glass of iced tea, with
Sochor looking over her
shoulder.
The jury also heard So -
char, in a taped confession,
admit that he pursued
Gifford, hued her into has
truck and drove her to a
remote construction site,
where he sexually assault-
ed Gifford, beat her and
strangled her.
Sochol's brother, Gary
Sochor, testified that he
was with Sochor when he
invited Gifford to hop into
has float, pulled over and
dragged Gifford to the
ground, according to the
archives. Gary Sochor said
he didn't help Gifford
because he was drunk and
scared of Sochor. Gary
Sochor was never charged
with a crime.
"His pupa would roll
bank in his head and all 1'd
see was white," Gary So-
chor testified, according to
the Herald's archives. "He
spoke in a deep voice that
wasn't his. He looked to be
posses ed.l always
thought it was the devil"
Gary Sochor, who lived
in Michigan, said he never
sawwhat happened to
Gifford's body and
couldn't show detectives
where the murder took
place because he was un-
familiarwith the area
"There's no question as
to has guilt," Hancock said.
"Dennis SocMr did it,"
Socha fled Florida after
the murder and remained
on the run mot a tntfic
stop in Georgia four -and -a.
half years later.
At the time of Gifford's
murder, Sochor had been
convicted twice for sexual
assaults. However, he had
changed his name, which
allowed him to remain free
on probation Hancock said
he believes Socha killed
Gifford to eliminate her as
a witness- because he
knew he wordd go to pri-
son for life if he got caught.
"He had no pity on Pat-
ty, and we have no pity on
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Barbara Ryan, told the
Herald after Sochot's trial
in 1987.
Hancock echoed those
sentiments - and said he
hopes Gifford's murder
haunts Sochor during his
final moments:
"I hope when he takes
has last breath, he thinks of
her taking her last breath."
This article was supple-
mented with information
from the Miami Herald's
archives.
FROM PAGE 3A tragedy is a reminder to
CAR always make rail to
check if children are out
of vehicles after parking.
"This tragedy h.
where medical staff de- touched our entire com-
clared her dead. musty. While nothing
According to emergen- c undo the pain this
cy radio dispatch con- family is experiencing,
munications from that our hearts remain with
day, the hospital was Joe the child's family," Mi-
DiMaggio Children's chef said. "We hope this
Hospital in Hollywood, child's story inspires
and police were urgently every caregiver to adopt
trying to ford the people one simple habit: always
who transported Britta- check the back seat be-
ny. fore leaving your vehicle.
Police said in their Taking one extra mo-
statement that officers anent could prevent an -
arrived at the hospital at other family from experi-
1:35 p.m. and notified encing this unimaginable
Lopez Ramirez "as soon loss."
as the necessary steps Temperatures reached
were completed." Ac- 90 degrees in Hallandale
cording to the Go- Beach on Sunday, with
FundMe statement, po- but indexes reaching
lice arrived at her place near 100 degrees, ac-
of work to tell her at 2:45 cording to the National
p.m. Weather Service. Ac-
Detectives are waiting cording to the nonprofit
for the Broward Medical Kids and Car Safety, on
Examiner's Office's final the types of ha, sunny
report before going to days frequentty experi-
the Broward Sate At- enced in South Florida,
tomey's Office to deter- parked vehicles trap
mine "whether criminal heat, causing the interior
charges are appropriate," to sou above 120 de -
Hallandale police said. grees.
"The Medical Exam- At least 31 children
iner's Office has since died in hot cars in 2025,
relearn' the child's re- according to the Nation -
mains to the amily's al Safety Council and
designated funeral nine have died this year.
home, allowing funeral On average, 37 children
arrangements and vis- younger thin 15 yeses
itation to proceed," the old die of heatstroke
department said. yearly after being left in
Hallandale Police hot ran.
Chief Michel Michel said
in a statement that the
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