Update on Petition filed against the Village of Palmetto Bay by Yacht Club By Luxcom. Initial order rendered.

I will update further on more interesting aspects of this DOAH Petition. Here is a procedural update for now:

Update on the Petition filed against the Village of Palmetto Bay by Yacht Club By Luxcom – seeking an administrative review of the rezoning of the property commonly referred to as the “FPL Cutler Plant” property, DOAH Case No.: 19-004612GM. Relevant updates are posted below:

• Case has been assigned to the Honorable FRANCINE M. FFOLKES, Administrative Law Judge, Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH).  
• The initial order was rendered September 6, 2019, (this is a procedural order and provides no insight as to whether DOAH will accept jurisdiction and act on this petition. Village Manager Edward Silva is listed on the counsel page. He is the Village Manager, not Village Attorney.
• There has been no appearance of counsel filed on behalf of the Village of Palmetto Bay. No appearance may be required depending upon any action on this Petition.
• Note, "If all parties agree, this case may proceed as a summary hearing, without discovery, if requested by motion within 15 days from the date of this Order…." - as recited in numbered Paragraph 8 of this order. The 15 days will expire on September 21, 2019.
• CLICK THIS LINK to view this initial order of September 6, 2019 (posted on Google docs). This document is obviously available on the actual DOAH online docket, link is posted immediately below.
• CLICK HERE - DOAH main page - to view the official DOAH docket page (you will have to search the specific case or enter the case number - 19-004612GM - into the quick search box to view the actual DOAH case file).

For more information, see PRIOR RELATED POST of August 29, 2019, Petition filedagainst the Village of Palmetto Bay by Yacht Club By Luxcom – seeking an administrative review of the rezoning of the properly commonly referred to as the “FPL Cutler Plant” property.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Order of September 6, 2019, is merely procedural and provides absolutely no insight into whether DOAH will accept jurisdiction or what, if any, orders or findings may result.

More will follow at a later date.

Eugene Flinn