Miami's zoning board delivered a solid rebuke to developer Michael Simkins' plan for a 58-story LED billboard tower near the city's center.
June 24, 2015 at 03:30 PM
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The Miami zoning board rebuked developer Michael Simkins’ plan for a 58-story LED billboard tower, voting 7-1 to recommend dropping a code section allowing such a project.
The board simultaneously rejected language that would have provided an alternate route for approving the giant media tower.
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