A rendering of the proposed Eastside Ridge project that will span 22.5 acres on the southeast corner of Northeast 54th Street and Second Avenue near Little Haiti. Courtesy rendering
The proposed developer of a controversial project lost a lawsuit trying to force a Miami board to vote on its plan — up or down — so the issue could move on to the City Commission.
SPV Realty LC in a lawsuit filed last November asked the court to compel the city Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board to make a decision after delaying a vote five times on the 22-acre Eastside Ridge proposal near the Little Haiti neighborhood.
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