This rendering shows part of the $35 million Town Center Monceau Realty and Pointe Development Co. wanted to build in Surfside.
Facing resistance from the Town Commission and residents, a development team nixed its own plan for a new Surfside town hall, police station and garage.
November 15, 2018 at 11:08 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The plan for a new Surfside town hall, police station and garage has been scrapped after running into opposition from residents.
Pointe Development Co. and Monceau Realty Group, both based in Miami, wanted to jointly develop a $35 million Surfside Civic Center comprising a 17,705-square-foot, three-story town hall on the current site at 9293 Harding Ave., a 14,035-square-foot police station on a town-owned lot to the north at 269 93rd St. and a public garage with more than 400 spaces.
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