[R7 O] North Beach Parking ZonesNorth Beach Parking Zones
Prioritize NoBe residential parking for NoBe residents
Normandy Isle
Red Areas are
single family
homes with no
street parking (or
City parking lots).
Parking spaces
adjacent to parks
will be unrestricted
until after park
closing.
Biscayne Beach
Biscayne Beach
suffers from a
severe lack in
residential
parking.
The single family
homes (no street
parking) are
excluded.
North Shore
North Shore (West
of Harding Ave) is
intensely residential
(multi-family) and
suffers from a
severe lack of
residential parking.
Biscayne Beach
Elementary is
excluded.
Parking Abuses
●Short-term rentals, to include AirBNB & VRBO
●Illegal subletting and overcrowding of units
●“Car share” apps such as Turo that stage cars in
residential parking spaces
●Tourists looking for free parking
●Business patrons and employees utilizing
residential spaces
●People using spaces for storage
Turo Car Rentals, AirBnB, VRBO
AirBnB Short-Term Rentals
Turo Car Rentals
Timeline
●December 13, 2023
Introduced at December 2023 Commission meeting
●April 19, 2024
Favorable recommendation from FERC (4-0)
●June 10, 2024
Favorable recommendation from TPBPFC (unanimous)
●June 26, 2024
Favorable recommendation from Administration;
Commission accepts recommendation of FERC
●July 24, 2024
Public meeting and final vote
●Implementation
A few weeks after final passage
Community Outreach
●Mailers to all affected residents
Minimum 15 days prior to July commission meeting
●Community Meetings
3 separate Community meetings (for all 3 proposed zones)
held locally in NoBe –in English and Spanish –prior to July
commission meeting
●Direct Outreach
Outreach to neighborhood HOAs, NextDoor, City Facebook
page/social media, email blasts to residents
●2 month "education campaign"
Flyers placed on vehicles; no citations during this time
●In-person Assistance
At NoBe Building Dept office (on Normandy Isles) to provide
residents with in-person assistance to apply for permits
Safeguards
●One-year Pilot Program
After 2 month “education” period, citations will be issued
($36 per citation) –No towing during pilot period
●Temporary Permits
Can be issued for 90 days to allow residents time to switch
their vehicle registration to Miami Beach
●Leniency
Citations can be dismissed as a one-time courtesy if
residents register their vehicles after being cited.
●Exclusions
All new buildings will be excluded from participating.
Accessibility
●Hours
Parking spaces immediately adjacent to parks/schools will
be open to the public until parks close. Hours of
enforcement will be from 6pm to 7am (the same citywide).
Unrestricted parking during the daytime.
●Maximum 2 permits per household
Valid photo ID (passports acceptable), vehicle registered in
Miami Beach and a current MB utility bill, lease agreement
or Declaration of Domicile from the M-D County Clerk.
●Visitor Passes
Visitor passes are $3 per pass, valid for 24 hours. Maximum
30 visitor passes per quarter.
Conclusion
Community support has been positive and widespread.
Residents are tired of coming home from work and circling to find
parking.
Residents shouldn’t have to compete against transient uses and bad
actors.
This is a one-year pilot program –a lot to gain, very little to lose.