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• Florida • U M E Ro T R E E S O D P 87TH TER N P 87TH ST RM-2 86TH ST 86TH ST 85TH ST TH ST TH 85 E BISCAYNE BEACH E V V E A A V S G A ROS DR STILLWATER N N I N T I S 4TH ST 84TH L 8 D RS O L R R O Y A C B H ST P 83RD 83RD ST ROS 82ND TER 82ND ST RM-1 82ND ST 82ND ST P 81ST ST y 1ST ST D a 8 80TH ST V D L w R B T I IN P r PO S E E e YN 79TH TER R ROS 80TH ST BISCAYNE POINT A C t SC BI N E a N E V L V A RM-1 AND RD R OFFICIAL CLEVEL A E C W D N D A Y I A O T S S M 79TH W D Y E m R E RS RA OS R E N B T O u A E S B N IA RD IS W TON H DAY CAY t NE M H ST PO a U 78T RS E ND I T E N LA E U T E A V V E S E R T E T V D V A A V V E R A A A A S G U M T E N S N N T T I I A L T N L S H O 77T O Y D L U E L R B P R K O Y R F B A C C B A A I H C PF(E) D V M RS A ST I 76TH T OF THE R DR C SHORE D N ROS H PF R O E E N 75TH ST L T L S N T S AY DR RS FAIRW A E T E V C A O NORMANDY SHORES S N A H ST 4T O R 7 CD-2 A ROSW PF R Z A CITY OF E Y Y MXE N N B S E T RM-1 A G V A E 73RD ST R Y RM-1 A B V E R A Y ROS ROS A ROS CD-3 Y D R TH ST S 72ND T A B R B D TC-3(c) O E TC-2 R RM-1 RO TC-3 T T TC-1 HO H S A 71ST ST A S P MIAMI BEACH P 71ST ST V G E E PF P N ROS P J R P S D TC-3(c) O RO P T LE R CD-2 N TC-3 IL U S ST P P E E E P S E NID S RS R MO N I A R A TC-3 TC-3(c) S D M Y O M T RM-2 D T BR N R R A ES TC-2 69TH ST • FLORIDA • U M E RO T R E E S O D P L N A V AN M A R T E U S DE R E R E ST PF R U AIS D S RM-1 CAL T B 1 E 7 E A E R O RM-1 ROS I N V V V O R R I G L D A E D D A RM-2 U B R L I R E Z A T S INCORPORATED 1915 V G I D A I E A A R N U I N U N R S L I R I N RM-1 N X IA C R L L D V B R D E I RS L I T R E R L Z E R E O B A L D RECOMMENDED FOR TRANSMISSION TO THE D S K C A Y H R E A Y P B D D L R R ROS A STATE BY THE COMMISSION JANUARY 6, 1994 N RM-3 CD-1 A D E ALLISON ISLAND RM-2 Y CD-2 DATE OF LAST REVISION APRIL 5, 2014 W S C H T 9 DATE OF LAST CORRECTION FEBRUARY 23, 2017 7 LA GORCE CIR W R P O I N I N X S D B E H S P E U T O F R R R 65TH ST F Y E A B I L E E L L R N L L N L E D 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