About Miami's Development of Regional Impact (DRI) Development of Regional Impact helps us prepare for future residents. We create a plan for Miami's future. The State of Florida approves our plan. We collect fees from development projects (future buildings). Then, we take the money and create new roads, fix current roads, and create cleaner air.
Access Current City Procurement Contracts Do you want to see the current contracts for Goods & Services and/or for Architecture & Engineering and Construction that the City is using?
Access Current Solicitations (Bids + Proposals) Do you want to view and/or reply to a procurement solicitation that was issued by The City of Miami? The City allows the public to see the list of all open solicitations, so they may consider applying.
Add/Update a Contractor on a Building Permit Do you need to update, change, or add a contractor to your building permit? This may apply to an application in-progress or a pulled permit.
Appeal a Code Enforcement or Solid Waste Ticket Did you get a code enforcement ticket or a solid waste ticket that you think you don’t deserve?
Appeal a HEPB Decision Are you interested in appealing a decision of the HEPB regarding a particular Intended Decision, Special Certificate of Approval, Special Certificate of Appropriateness, Final Designation or other HEPB final decision to the City Commission?
Appeal a PZAB Decision Do you want to appeal the decision of the PZAB regarding a particular Warrant, Exception, or Variance to the City Commission?
Appeal a Warrant or Waiver Do you want to appeal the decision on a Warrant or Waiver? The City grants Warrants and Waivers as a special permit, but you may appeal that decision within 15 days of it being posted on the City's website.
Appeal an AIPPB Decision to the City Commission Do you want to appeal an Arts in Public Places Board decision related to installation, dedication, or donation of art? These decisions can be appealed to the City Commission.
Appeal an Intended Decision (Trees) Was an Intended Decision made regarding a tree removal, tree relocation or tree trimming/pruning and you are not in agreement with the decision? The City of Miami provides an opportunity for property owners and aggrieved parties to appeal Intended Decisions.