Arquitectonica founding principal Bernardo Fort-Brescia, left, and Bercow Radell Fernandez Larkin & Tapanes shareholder Melissa Tapanes Llahues, both based in Miami.
An initiative to overhaul the sweeping Miami 21 zoning code turned contentious with the appointment of developers’ attorneys to the review committee.
The state Ethics Commission in a draft advisory opinion determined the Miami 21 task force members are public officers subject to the state code of ethics. With two exceptions, it prohibits public officers from having a contractual relationship with any business before an agency on which the officers serve.
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