Above, Hallandale Beach/Broward County civic activist Csaba Kulin on Friday afternoon on the sidewalk near the western foot of the Intracoastal Bridge/SR 858 and the intersection of Hallandale Beach Blvd. and S.E. 26th Avenue, standing near one of the city's Public Notice signs about Wednesday night's City Commission meeting.
Visible in the background are the iconic, multi-colored HB Water
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Latest info & photos re The Related Group's proposed 31-story waterfront Beachwalk project in Hallandale Beach; Vote is set for Wednesday night despite the fact that many nearby homeowners are away for the summer and can't participate. It needs to be rejected! Don't give away North Beach!
4:25 PM |
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beach conditions,
Beachwalk,
Csaba Kulin,
development,
Jorge Perez,
Joy Cooper,
Mark A. Antonio,
PRH-2600 Hallandale Beach LLC,
The Beachside Cafe,
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re The Related Group's 31-story Beachwalk proposal on Intracoastal in Hallandale Beach: Why is City of Hallandale Beach rushing this vote now and having First Reading on Wednesday night, instead of after Labor Day, when all homeowners/residents in the affected area can actually participate?
3:12 PM |
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beach conditions,
Beachwalk,
City of Hallandale Beach,
Debbie Orshefsky,
development,
Hallandale Beach,
Jorge Perez,
PRH-2600 Hallandale Beach LLC,
The Beachside Cafe,
The Related Group
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North Beach, Hallandale Beach, Florida, via Google Maps Street View
On Monday morning I'll be posting a lengthy fact and photo-filled look at The Related Group's proposed 31-story hotel/condo Beachwalk project on the west side of the Intracoastal Waterway/State Road 858 Bridge & Hallandale Beach Blvd., the former Manero's Restaurant site, which was unanimously rejected in
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