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Live Local Zoning Crisis — October Update

Recorded Sunday, October 11, 2026

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Chapters

19

Guests

  • Joshua Wostal

    Hillsborough County Commissioner, District 7

    Hillsborough County’s case against the State of Florida over the Live Local Act.

    hcfl.gov/commissioners/joshua-wostal

  • Richard Lamondin

    Candidate for Florida Senate, District 38

    On the Live Local Act and local control.

    richard.vote

  • Rob Piper

    Candidate for Miami-Dade County Commission, District 5

    How the Live Local Act affects Miami Beach, and why local control matters.

    robpiperheretoserve.com

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About this event

Since our February 4 Zoom, Miami Beach has seen eleven Live Local Act applications come into focus: eleven proposed towers, all of which exceed local zoning regulations due to state preemptions under the Live Local Act.

Join Daniel Ciraldo and Save Miami Beach for a short, plain-language look at what's been proposed, what the law now allows, and the legal challenges underway, with time for your questions. Sunday, October 11, 4 PM ET, on Zoom.

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