Thank you for your interest in Miami Shores Village Boards and Committees.

Want to get involved in your community? Apply to serve on a Village board/committee. Below is a list of upcoming vacancies.  For more information regarding specific boards and committees, you may contact the Village Clerk's Office at rodriguezy@msvfl.gov

Boards with vacancies:

- Police Retirement Pension Board

TO APPLY, PLEASE VISIT GENERAL BOARD APPLICATION. 

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The Code Enforcement Board is comprised of seven residents appointed by the Village Council and serve a three year term. The Board members serve as judges with respect to property owners who are in violation of the Village’s Code of Ordinances and who have been issued “Notices of Violation.”

The duties of the Board are two-fold: the first is to verify through hearing testimony that the violation exists and to offer a time gram to allow the homeowner to bring the property into compliance; and the second part is to apply a daily penalty if the property has not been brought into compliance. Once a penalty fine has been assessed and is accruing, only the Code Enforcement Board has the authority to negotiate the fine only after the violation has been cured.

 

 

  • Meets: Last Wednesday of each month at 5:30 PM
  • Location: Miami Shores Country Club
  • Board Liaison: Alberto Pozzi | 305-795-2360 

Advises the Country Club General Manager on matters which effect the Country Club operations.

This Board is comprised of seven residents appointed by the Village Council for a two year term.

 

 

  • Meets: Monthly - Please view the calendar for meeting dates.
  • Location: Doctors Charter School
  • Board Liaison: Ysabely Rodriguez | 305-762-4870 | RodriguezY@msvfl.gov

The School is governed by a thirteen member Board of Trustees made of members appointed by the various entities involved in the school’s conception. Seven directors are appointed by the Village Council, with two directors each from Barry University and the North Dade Medical Foundation. The remaining seats are filled by one parent each, respectively from the middle school and high school student population. The Board considers the education needs and the youth of the school and makes recommendations as to how those needs can be met.

For more information, please visit Doctors Charter School.

 

 

Recommend and facilitate ways and means to pursue implementation of the activities and outcomes detailed in the Education Compact encouraging residents to choose Miami Shores Elementary School as a primary school choice.

This Board is comprised of seven residents appointed by the Village Council for a two year term with one member Ex Oficio appointed by Miami Shores Elementary School.

 

 

Plans and organizes fine arts and cultural events throughout the year.

The Commission has seven residents appointed by the Village Council to a two year term.

 

 

  • Meets: Quarterly at 8:00 AM
  • Location: C. Lawton McCall Community Center
  • Plan Administrator: FHA-TPA Benefit Administrators, Inc. | 954-366-0111

Members of the General Employee Pension Board are the Mayor, the Village Manager with three Village Council appointed residents and two employees elected for a two year term.

The Board is responsible for assisting in the administration of the pension plan, adopting investment policies approving benefits and reviewing the Plan assets.

Pension Documents

 

 

  • Meets: On an as needed basis - Please view the calendar for meeting dates.
  • Location: Council Chamber at Village Hall
  • Board Liaison: Claudia Hasbun | 305-762-4864 | HasbunC@msvfl.gov

Recommends and nominates sites or properties for historic designation, advises property owners on historic preservation matters and acts upon applications to renovate/rehabilitate structures listed on the historic register.

The Board consists of five members appointed by the Village Council to a two year term.

There are currently over forty Miami Shores Village homes designated by the Village Council. In order to qualify for designation, the Board will consider whether the home or site is of historical significance by reviewing its integrity of location, design, setting, workmanship and association with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history; that are associated with persons significant in history; that embody the distinctive characteristics of a type, period or method of construction; or that represent the work of a master or possesses high artistic value.

 

 

  • Meets: 2nd Wednesday of each month at 8:30 AM
  • Location: Brockway Memorial Library
  • Board Liaison: Michelle Brown | 305-758-8103 | BrownM@msvfl.gov

Meets regularly with the Library Director and provides support for the Village's library system by setting the policies and regulations for the operation.

The Library Board of Trustees is made up of five residents appointed by the Village Council for a five year term.

 

 

The Board is made up of five residents who are appointed by the Village Council for two year terms.

Hears complaints lodged by Village employees who feel they have been unfairly discharged or suspended for more than three days, or have received a reduced rank or pay.

 

 

  • Meets:Monthly (except for August) at 6:30 PM. Please view the calendar for meeting and submittal dates.
  • Location: Council Chamber at Village Hall
  • Board Liaison: Claudia Hasbun | 305-762-4864 | HasbunC@msvfl.gov

Reviews and makes recommendations on development master plans, site plans and planned unit developments, including but not limited to building additions and renovations. Reviews the zoning ordinances and makes recommendations on revising the zoning appendix and ordinances including requests to convert a residential garage to living space. Businesses are reviewed for land use changes and sign applications are considered.

The Board is comprised of five residents appointed by the Village Council and serve for a term of two years.

 

 

  • Meets: Quarterly at 8:00 AM
  • Location: C. Lawton McCall Community Center
  • Board Liaison: FHA-TPA Benefit Administrators, Inc. | 954-366-0111

The Board is responsible for assisting in the administration of the pension plan, adopting investment policies approving benefits and reviewing the Plan assets.

The Police Retirement Pension Board is comprised of two Village Council members, two appointed residents and two Police Department members.

Pension Documents

 

 

  • Meets: 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 PM
  • Location: C. Lawton McCall Community Center
  • Board Liaison: Angela Dorney | 305-758-8103 | DorneyA@msvfl.gov

Serves in an advisory capacity making recommendations relative to Recreation Department programming and activities.

The Board is comprised of nine residents appointed by Village Council for a two year term.

 

 

 

During the January 21, 2020 Council Meeting, the Village Council established its latest board: a seven-member Sustainability and Resiliency Committee (SRC) which shall act as an advisory committee to the Village Council on all matters related to resiliency and sustainability.

 

The SRC will host their first committee meeting and establish a future meeting schedule as well as meeting location at their first meeting tentatively scheduled for October 8, 2020.