Update/Editor's note: For any city planning and traffic aficionados out there, we now have the Traffic Impact Analysis report that a firm working for Walmart submitted to the City of Miami in regards to the proposed location in Midtown, and a better image of the loading doc area.
We're working on an article for Monday, but if you have any input or observations about the study, let us know at news@openmediamiami.com, on just post on our Facebook page.
Here they are:
Midtown Walmart Traffic Impact Study
The owner of a vacant lot set to become a 160,000 square-foot mega Walmart store in Midtown is asking the City of Miami to waive zoning regulations on recently submitted plans for construction of garage entrances and a truck loading area, arguing the additions would only be a “minor modification” of the city’s design standards.
The Akerman firm representing Cleveland-based Developers Diversified Realty, which owns the vacant land at 3055 N. Miami Avenue, asked the planning department to approve a design of a truck loading dock and garage entrance on the east side of the property facing Midtown Boulevard (NE 1st Avenue), between 29th Street and 30th Street.
Learn more on beachedmiami.com.
See the letter and request here: 33K0331-Walmart Midtown Boulevard Modification Proposal
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