Hold the Line!
Urban Development Boundary Update
Further update The County Commission voted to override the Mayor's veto.
On April 24th, Miami-Dade's County Commissioners made a grave mistake by approving more sprawling development outside the County's Urban Development Boundary. Over 100 community residents and activists spent the day pleading with Commissioners to Hold the Line. Only 4 of 13 Commissioners heard their concerns. Look how your Commissioner voted!
Please Contact Your Commissioner and Tell Them You are Disappointed in Their Vote for Sprawl!
| Dorrin Rolle district2@miamidade.gov |
Rebeca Sosa district6@miamidade.gov |
| Barbara Jordon district1@miamidade.gov |
Javier Souto district10@miamidade.gov |
| Audrey Edmonson district3@miamidade.gov |
Bruno A Barreiro district5@miamidade.gov |
| Joe A Martinez district11@miamidade.gov |
Jose 'Pepe' Diaz district12@miamidade.gov |
The two commercial projects set the precedent that public policy will be driven by private development interests. Please e-mail your Commissioner today and voice your disappointment in their decision to compromise your water supply and quality of life! Ask them to redeem themselves on May 6th by upholding Mayor Alvarez' veto of these projects!
Don't forget our heroes!!! Thank your Commissioner for Holding the Line and protecting quality of life issues in Miami-Dade County such as water quality, gridlock traffic and of course the Everglades.
| Sally Heyman district4@miamidade.gov |
Katy Sorenson district8@miamidade.gov |
| Carlos Gimenez district7@miamidade.gov |
Dennis Moss district9@miamidade.gov |
Hold the Line!
Urban Development Boundary Update
Miami-Dade County Commissioners' final vote will take place on April 24th at 9:30 a.m. at the Stephen Clark Government Center, 111 NW 1st Street, Downtown Miami. We need the support of folks like you filling seats in the chamber. Can you attend the Commission meeting on April 24th and support allies in HOLD THE LINE?
Please view this video recently released about on Hold the Line and share with friends. In just a few minutes, after dinner or during morning coffee, you can help! Just contact your commissioner through this simple ACTION ALERT, and ask family and friends to join your efforts to Hold the Line!
To become a hold the line campaign volunteer please email Laura Reynolds.
For more information, visit the Hold the Line website.