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Miami Beach Zoning 87TH TER GU RM-2 N 87TH ST 86TH ST 86TH ST 85TH ST TH ST TH 85 E BISCAYNE BEACH E V V E A A V GU S G A DR STILLWATER N N I N T I 4TH ST 84TH S L RS-4 8 D O L R R O Y A C B H 83RD ST GU 83RD ST GU RM-1 82ND TER 82ND ST 82ND ST 82ND ST GU 81ST ST y a ST ST D 81 80TH ST V D L w R T B N I r OI P P S e E E BISCAYNE POINT YN 79TH TER R t GU 80TH ST CA C BIS N E a N E V L V A AND RD R CLEVEL A W E C D N D A Y I A ZON O T S S IN M 79TH L W D Y E m G R RS-4 GU E A A R I E N B u T O A E S RM-1 C B N RS-4 M t IA RD IS W I DAYTON H C AYN E a M 78TH ST F PO U E A E RS-3 IN T RS-3 E T T A E V V E R E T V D V A F A V V A A P A A S G T E N S N N T I I OF THE L T N L S H O O T O 77 Y D L E L R B R K O Y R B A C C B A A I H C D V M RS-4 A H ST I 76T T R DR C SHORE D N H R RS-3 O E E N 75TH ST L T S L N T S AY DR CITY OF IRW A FA E T E V C RS-4 A O NORMANDY SHORES S N A H ST 74T O R GU CD-2 A W R Z A E Y Y N N B S E MXE T RM-1 A G V A E 73RD ST R Y RM-1 A B V E R A GU Y TH GU A Y D R S 72ND ST MIAMI BEACH A T B R B D TC-3(c) O E TC-2 R RM-1 RO TC-3 T HO T H S A T ST S GU TC-1 71S A 71ST ST V G E E GU N GU GU • FLORIDA • J S R TC-3(C) D O RO T LE R TC-3 GU N IL U S STCD-2 GU E E E GU GU S E NID S O RS-3 R N IM RS-4 A R A TC-3 TC-3(c) S D M Y O M RM-2 T D T BR N R R A ES TC-2 69TH ST M E RO U T E R E S INCORPORATED 1915 O D P L N A V AN M A R ST E D U E R E R GU RM-3 E ST R U AIS D S CAL T B 1 E 7 E E R O A I N V V V O R R I G RM-1 L D A E D RM-2 A D ADOPTED 21ST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1989 U B R L I R E Z A T S V G I D A I E A RM-1 A R N U I N U N R S RM-1 L I R I N N X A C L I R L D V B R D E EFFECTIVE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1989 I L I T R E R L Z E R E O B A L D D S Y K C A H E R P RS-4 A Y B D L AS AMENDED D GU R R A N CD-1 A D DATE OF LAST REVISION DECEMBER 12, 2012 E RM-2 ALLISON ISLAND CD-2 Y W S C H T 9 7 LA GORCE CIR RS-2 W R P O I N I N X S D B E H S GU U E T O F R R R 65TH ST F Y E A B I L E L E L R N L L N L E D I N S V O I L T N N Y GU R RS-2 L RS-3 N D IR LA GORCE ISLAND RCE C LA GO RS-3 RS-3 PINE TRE E GU D R C I R D GU ST R 3RD W 6 R RM-3 Y E D A V B K A N E S GU E D ST N R R W 63 I L C L N O A I RM-PRD-2 C W 62ND ST D N I T RM-2 W T S 6 S 0 61 T W H S RS-2 T ST 0TH W 6 W 5 9TH ST ST 59TH RS-3 W E V A S N I ST L L W 58TH 58TH ST O W C T S ST TH W 57TH RM-3 57 W GC W 56TH R ST D D RS-3 R E C N R O O T L G A A L W 55TH ST ST R 4TH k 5 D W E E R e T D R E N Y I e A W 5 P 4TH ST B N r W 53RD GU ST C W 53RD ST W n 5 2 ND S T T W 52ND S a D R N i O T W L W 51ST TER 5 A d 1 ST ST B i s c a y n e B a y n 1ST ST RS-2 W 5 I R E RS-2 E D V V A A W E W 50TH ST E E I E R V K RM-3 E A O K GU W RS-4 R A A E L L 9TH ST H W 4 E RS-3 C D LAKEVIEW DR RS-3 L T A C RS-2 D K R W N E VIE O W RS-3 LT 4 A 8 TH S T S u r p r i s e RS-3 W 47TH C T RM-1 L a k e D RS-1 R RM-1 Y A W 4 B 7TH ST N RS-3 CD-1 GU W 46TH ST RS-2 W 46TH ST GU R E D V E D A V S R A U N N N E L A I O V E O G T I S A V T U RS-4 H A L RS-4R S C A E I N W A M WD-1 E 45T RS-2 N F H S T E M A A V F I RS-3 A V D N E D E I E A J A E E I V R V M V N N A E R A I L A R M S A T A D N S N R P I A E P O L L GU D E P L I A R Y R O T E C O H E R RM-3 RS-2 S W N 4 I 4TH ST W P 43 RD CT 4 RS-1 4TH ST W 43RD ST GU RS-4 GU GU W 42 ND ST RM-1 43RD ST RM-3 RM-1 42ND ST GU CD-3 CD-3 GU CD-3 41ST GU CD-1 GU ST W 4 CD-1 HD 0TH ST CD-1 F E 40T L H ST V A A M E E I N V RM-1 S 39T H A G S A T RM-2 E R H O S V E D C N A D I V K L R N A W 37T E 38 H ST TH S L E T E GU N E E O V D A R V I E C A R C A V D A I M A E N R I G 3 L 7TH E A S N T R I JULIA TUTTLE CSWY (I-195) A M I A P D A RS-2 D N L I R I A R P 36TH Y RS-4 E ST RS-3 W O H 34TH R S RS-2 ST GU E 35TH ST E AV CHAS RS-3 R D RM-3 RS-4 E E GU R D T R R 33 E R D D Y W 31 S ST S N T A T I B O P N G N 32 I ND ST M 31S A T S L T W 30TH ST F RM-2 RS-2 RS-4 W 29TH ST L 2 A RM-1 9 R TH ST TH K W 29 S D T W E E SUNSET ISLAND 1 I A V RS-3 V 2 RS-2 8TH N W 28TH ST E ST ST R R H D 28T D E W 27TH ST W E T E R 27 T S T GU H S N E T U N I S D D P R RS-2 R GU e N Y RS-3 RM-2 A O k RS-2 T L 27TH ST B SPE W t L A B a s N A K A a E W Y 2 L 5TH o S A T A WD-2 c V SUNSET ISLAND 2 V GU RS-3 n E E RS-3 t 3RD ST W 2 a W 25TH ST e P 2 5T H GU SPE e ST s k a RM-1 L n W 24 SPE TH ST u RS-3 2 L 4T S H A ST B K A W 24TH ST E Y E A V A E V A V V RS-3 E SUNSET ISLAND 3 23RD ST N E W E A CD-3 S T ST A V W 21S I S U A N D N I I RM-3 S E E R I L T E R L D I R M A O L R C A P RS-3 W 22ND ST K E D LV 22 N A B D B E S A V T Y D E A SUNSET ISLAND 4 A RS-4 D GU V RM-1 E W 21ST ST GU E V E RM-2 A 21 RS-3 N V ST K A S M T R Y I C A T CD-3 DI LIDO ISLAND H P R TH ST IG E RM-3 20 B 2 A 0 I TH GU R N L E S E T D E RM-1 V A V V V A R D A A E E R N T TH ST RM-2 19 Y 19TH ST T O S Y D RIVO ALTO ISLAND I-1 N T E A R E G B W U C N CD-1 I I LIDO TER P 8TH D N CD-2 H GU O ST S 18TH I CCC T RS-3 A SAN MARINO ISLAND E N W W T RM-2 V 18TH S E A D RS-4 V S I N BELLE ISLE E L O I M D RS-3 LTO TER C IVO A A O 4TH R J RM-3 D GU R GU 4TH SAN MARINO TER CD-2 RM-1 17TH ST E W RM-1 E R W R I S V I E S V A O GU V A O N AY N W ETIA A A VEN N A GU M L S GU M L T A N T RS-4 I O A D AVE R LAN O IS L N CSWY R RS-4 IA I D ET RD L VEN LINCOLN N D I N RS-4 R CD-3 O O R O C E D RM-2 D D R R GU I GU GU L RM-2 GU I LINCOLN TER D O LTO TER T RIVO A D 1S CD-2 ST 16TH E RINO TER R 1ST SAN MA V GU A L E RX O 15TH TER CD-1 E R D 1ST DI LIDO TER 15TH ST RM-1 ESPANOLA WAY TH 14TH LN FLAMINGO WAY MONUMENT ISLAND 14TH CT HIBISCUS ISLAND RS-3 14TH PL GU 14TH TER T C 14TH ST S GU E U V A C S A CD-2 I RS-4 I B I N H A GU H MONAD TER V S L T H 13TH ST Y RO 4 IB I SC RO GU S GU W U S D N R N E PALM ISLAND CD-1 P N H RM-3 IB 12TH ST RS-3 ISC RS-4 US DR MXE T GU C S N CO U 11TH ST CO C N S U I T B STAR ISLAND LN I H GU S RS-4 H CO T C 4 ON RO GU UT E LN 10TH ST GU GU RM-2 ROGU 9TH ST HD E V RME -1 A T V CD-2 E RS-1 E S A N V P V A E N O A I L N A E M V T A ST H O A V E 8T N V A N G T E E S D A V A A N I N D V I A R R I S U R D G A L E H I I X N N D O I F S C R T H F O L O RS-1 F N A E U S C N T L I GU E E A E W M L E J O S M E L A W C T C A 7TH ST O R I S L RM-2 A N D GU 6TH ST GU D R M AC GU AR TH UR CS WY (I CPS-2 -39 5TH ST CPS-2 5) D 4TH ST R CPS-4 E G RPS-4 D I R B RPS-3 3 RPS-1 RPS-2 RD ST R D GU A N L T GU A O 2ND ST E N C GU I-1 R CPS-1 O I-1 D GU GU A t l a n t i c I-1 RMPS-1 1ST ST RPS-4 GU GU CPS-1 O c e a n TERMINAL ISLAND CPS-4 GU S POINTE DR CPS-3 MR RPS-4 GU G MIAMIBEACH o v e FISHER ISLAND r n m PLANNING DEPARTMENT e n t 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE C u t MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 P 305.673.7550 F 305.673.7559 RM-PRD 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT HAS STRIVED TO PROVIDE AS ACCURATE A MAP AS POSSIBLE, HOWEVER, THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A SURVEY INSTRUMENT.
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