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Private interests shouldn’t outweigh public benefit

Summary by Miami's Community News
Miami-Dade County and the Village of Palmetto Bay have been working for more than two years to turn an FPL easement into a passive park. The village would become steward of the three acres if Miami-Dade decides to close the deal — or the land intended for Tanglewood Linear Park could be sold to adjacent
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Private interests shouldn’t outweigh public benefit

Miami-Dade County and the Village of Palmetto Bay have been working for more than two years to turn an FPL easement into a passive park. The village would become steward of the three acres if Miami-Dade decides to close the deal — or the land intended for Tanglewood Linear Park could be sold to adjacent

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Miami's Community News broke the news in on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
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