Town of Surfside Gazette May 2023

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meetings & events

MESSAGE FROM THE TOWN MANAGER

Mother’s Day is a special occasion to honor and appreciate the amazing women who have raised us and made us who we are today. It is a time to express our gratitude and love towards our mothers, grandmothers, and all the mother figures in our lives. Let us take this opportunity to show them how much they mean to us and make their day (AND MONTH) extra special! Additionally, the month of May is Bicycle and Scooter Safety month. When riding a scooter or bicycle, it’s important to prioritize safety and follow the rules of the road. Wearing a helmet, using hand signals, and obeying traffic laws can help prevent accidents and keep both riders and drivers safe. By practicing safe riding habits, we can all work together to create a safer and more enjoyable environment for everyone on the road.

Hector Gomez, Town Manager

COMMISSION ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Continued the support of the Utilities Undergrounding project by extending design management services to HPF Associates, Inc.

Supported Town Employees by approving Police Forfeiture funds to go towards the purchase of Town Gym Equipment.

Continued correcting Zoning Code Ambiguities.

Continued promoting safety and walkability by approving additional turtle-friendly lighting on hardpack.

Provided resources to the Town Police Department to upgrade dispatch technology that will better serve residents.

Designated the Mayor and Vice Mayor as the Director and Alternate Director for the Miami Dade County League of Cities.

TOWN COMMISSION

Shlomo Danzinger, Mayor sdanzinger@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Jeffrey Rose, Vice Mayor jrose@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Fred Landsman, Commissioner flandsman@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Marianne Meischeid, Commissioner mmeischeid@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Nelly Velasquez, Commissioner nvelasquez@townofsurfsidefl.gov

TOWN OFFICIALS

Hector Gomez, Town Manager townmanager@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Lillian Arango, Town Attorney larango@townofsurfsidefl.gov

John Healy, Chief of Police jhealy@townofsurfsidefl.gov

Sandra N. McCready, MMC, Town Clerk smccready@townofsurfsidefl.gov

BUSINESS NUMBERS

Town Hall (305) 861-4863

Police (305) 861-4862

Fire Rescue (305) 861-1115

Emergency 911 TOWN WEBSITE

www.townofsurfsidefl.gov

TELEVISION ACCESS

Channel 663 (Atlantic Broadband)

COMMISSIONER Fred Landsman

MAYOR Shlomo Danzinger

VICE MAYOR Jeffrey Rose COMMISSIONER Marianne Meischeid COMMISSIONER Nelly Velasquez

Commission in Action

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE APRIL COMMISSION MEETING

Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Award

Municipal Clerks Week Proclamation Celebrating Our Clerks Department

Colorectal Cancer Proclamation

Brough Forth by Commissioner Michael Stern of Aventura

MAYOR DANZINGER TRAVELS TO TALLAHASSEE, SPEAKS TO OPPOSE SENATE AND HOUSE BILLS

This March, Mayor Danzinger traveled to Tallahassee to speak in opposition of House Bill 627 and Senate Bill 102. Both bills look to tackle Florida’s growing affordable housing challenge. However, these bills would also allow the State to supersede municipal zoning restrictions on height and density which could negatively impact small communities like Surfside.

ABBOTT LOT RESIDENT-ONLY PARKING SIGNS INSTALLED

Parking in Surfside’s commercial district can often be challenging, particularly at 95th Street during peak business hours and holidays. To alleviate the issue, the Town Commission has added new, 15-minute max resident-only parking signs in the Abbott parking lot. Look for the designated coral signage. Parking is intended for short errands in the business district only, please do not exceed 15 minutes.

Commission in Action

SURFSIDE MAYOR ATTENDS COASTAL MAYORS WATER QUALITY SUMMIT

On March 1, Surfside Mayor Shlomo Danzinger attended the Coastal Mayors Water Quality Summit alongside mayors, commissioners, and staff from various South Florida coastal communities. The Summit was meant to unite leaders and align objectives so that priorities are given to the long term success of Biscayne Bay. It included discussing current projects and challenging municipalities to priorities water quality improvements. Water is a precious resource and its conservation is vital for our region.

TOWN COMMISSION RECEIVES SYMBOLIC ONE-DOLLAR SALARY

At the March Town Commission meeting, Mayor Shlomo Danzinger, Vice Mayor Jeffrey Rose, Commissioner Fred Landsman, Commissioner Marianne Meischeid and Commissioner Nelly Velasquez were presented each with their $1.00 salary for the 2023-2024 term. The symbolic checks were awarded by Town Manager Hector Gomez.

Mother’s Day Messages From Town Hall

ANNUAL HAZARDOUS WASTE DROP OFF EVENT GET TO KNOW SURFSIDE’S NEW TOWN MANAGER

From Public Works — Just in time for Hurricane Season the Town of Surfside is hosting its annual hazardous waste drop off event!

Bring your hazardous waste products to Town Hall on Saturday, May 13, 2023 from 9 a.m. – noon.

•All materials must be sealed tightly and properly to avoid any spills

•All material that is loose (i.e. batteries) must be bagged

•All bio-hazardous waste/medical waste (sharps) must be secured (capped and bagged)

•Electronic devices will be accepted as well

Accepted: Anti-freeze, household chemicals or fertilizers, propane tanks, paint and paint thinner, household pesticides, batteries, pool chemicals and used motor oil.

Not Accepted: Mercury thermostats/thermometers or devices/items containing mercury, medicine/pharmaceutical waste.

Public Works staff reserves the right to refuse residents if the guidelines are not followed.

For ammunition and/or prescription drug drop off, contact Surfside Police at 305-861-4862.

For more information on the hazardous waste drop-off, contact Public Works at 305-861-4863.

From Public Works — The Town of Surfside has continued its effort to beautify the street beach ends and have completed 89th Street in time for Arbor Day 2023.

The 89th Street beautification project added additional greenery, which included 11 natives trees and additional plant species. 89th Street is now open to the public to enjoy.

What do you want residents to know about you?

My name is Hector Gomez and I joined the Surfside family seven years ago. The goal was always to stay here for as long as I could serve this community. With Surfside being a small Town, one has to wear many hats which fits well with my personality and fast paced character. I am privileged and delighted to continue serving this community in my new role and I’m here for you if I can be of service.

What do you think makes Surfside special?

Surfside has changed a lot in the time I have been here. One continuity that has always existed is the presence of family life and family values. Surfside is special because our goal here is to improve the quality of life of all resident families and provide them with spaces and amenities that will enable them to thrive. By the same token, we have a different type of skyline; one that is felt the moment you drive into and out of Surfside. That unique feeling is only felt here, at our coastal gem within Miami-Dade County.

What is your vision for Surfside?

A small Town with responsible growth that cares about promoting resiliency and is focused on improving the pedestrian experience. I want families to enjoy being outdoors safely and creating the infrastructure to nourish that.

GET READY FOR HURRICANE SEASON

From Public Works & Code Compliance — Hurricane Season is quickly approaching and now is the time to prepare. For starters, make sure to assess all the trees and vegetation within your property. Beginning May 1st , Pubic Works will be placing a special emphasis on vegetation bulk collection as part of a the storm hazard mitigation plan. If needed, hire a licensed arborist to assess your trees and do all the necessary pruning. All trees must be trimmed to be “structurally sound” to withstand intense storms. You should also ensure that all power lines are free from vegetation, such as tree branches. The Town Code states that “Each property owner is responsible for hiring a qualified, licensed and insured contractor as necessary to maintain all trees on their property or within the right-of-way adjacent to their property, free and clear of power lines to prevent or alleviate the danger of the tree damaging power lines.”

Also, try to keep any outdoor items to a minimum so it is easier to bring them all inside should a storm approach. Solid Waste will be conducting additional bulk pickups for vegetation only. There will be no change to the established bulk collection program. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact Public Works. If a storm is imminent, all household and garden materials to be discarded must be placed on the curb for pick up otherwise the Town might not be able to remove it.

We hope for a safe hurricane season and ask that you do your part in keeping yourself and your neighbors safe!

For more information on hurricane season preparations, please visit the Town website.

NEW ADA BEACH ACCESS MATS INSTALLED

From Public Works — The Public Works Maintenance Division led by Supervisor Josvani Iglesias have recently completed the installation of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant rollout beach access walkway mats. The new ADA mats will improve access for wheelchairs, pedestrians, strollers, and wheeled carts for mobility challenged beach goers. Currently, the Town has installed ADA mats at 95th Street, 93rd Street and 89th Street beach access points. The Town remains committed to providing accessibility to our residents and looks forward to seeing everyone enjoying our beautiful beaches.

News From Town Hall

MOTORIZED SCOOTER EDUCATION: A SAFE RIDER IS AN ALERT RIDER

Attention Surfside community! Are you planning to ride a motorized scooter around Town? Before you hit the road, it’s important to know the rules and regulations to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you.

A motorized scooter, sometimes called electric kick scooter, micromobility device, or e-scooter, is powered by a small electric motor built into the front or rear wheel. A motorized scooter is a vehicle that:

• Has three or fewer wheels

• Cannot exceed 30 mph on level ground

• Does not have a seat or saddle.

If you are considering using a motorized scooter as your mode of transportation, there are some important things you need to know to stay safe and follow the law. The following information will help you understand the rules and regulations regarding the use of a motorized scooter.

Legal Use : In Florida, motorized scooters are considered vehicles and must follow the same rules as other motor vehicles on the road. You are not required to have a driver’s license to operate a motorized scooter. However, you must follow all Florida traffic laws just as you would if walking, bicycling, or driving a vehicle. The motorized scooter must be operated in the same direction as traffic, and you must come to a complete stop when required at all intersections.

A motorized scooter is not required to satisfy the State’s registration and insurance requirements. A person is not required to have a driver license to operate a motorized scooter. As a motorized scooter rider, you have the same rights and responsibilities as bicyclists, including the opportunity to use bike lanes.

Safety Education : It’s important to know how to properly operate a motorized scooter to avoid accidents and injuries. Always wear a helmet and other protective gear, and make sure to follow all traffic laws and signals. Keep both hands on the handlebars and avoid carrying any bulky items that could interfere with your balance. Additionally, it’s important to never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

It’s also important to keep in mind that you must yield to pedestrians on sidewalks and in crosswalks, and always signal your intentions when turning or changing lanes. Be mindful of your surroundings and always exercise caution when riding your motorized scooter.

Tip: To ensure visibility, it’s best to make eye contact with other motorists instead of making sudden stops or turns.

Additionally, you should always wear protective safety gear, including a good-fitting helmet, closed-toe shoes, and long pants. If under age 16, you are required by Florida Law to wear a helmet. Always wear a properly fitted helmet and securely fasten the strap. Did you know that by wearing a Helmet riders cut down the risk of fatal head injuries by over 60 percent? Motorized scooters are not designed for children, and you must be over the age of eighteen to rent one in Florida. All safety recommendations and guidelines should always be followed when operating any kind of motorized vehicle on the roadways and through traffic.

Where to Operate :To minimize the risk of injury or running into people, it’s important to know where you can and cannot operate your motorized scooter. You are allowed to ride on roads with a speed limit of 30 miles per hour or less, in bike lanes, and on sidewalks if you are traveling at a walking pace. However, it is illegal to ride on highways, bridges, or any roads with a speed limit greater than 30 mph. By following these guidelines, you can enjoy the convenience and fun of riding a motorized scooter while also keeping yourself and others safe. Remember, safety always comes first!

News From Town Hall

2O YEARS OF SERVICE

This week the Building Department celebrates the 20th Year Anniversary of service to the Town of Surfside by Marisol Vargas, Building Department Supervisor. Marisol has raised the levels of professionalism to the Citizens and Contractors of Surfside with her dedication to excellence in customer service. Our deep thanks and congratulations go out to Marisol for her great work!

Police Beat

SURFSIDE PD WINS FIRST PLACE AT ANNUAL PIG COOK OFF

In April, Surfside PD joined Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Sunny Isles Beach, Indian Creek and North Bay Village to win First Place as the “Six Islands and a Pig” team for the 7th Annual Pig Cook Off Police Vs. Fire event hosted at Hialeah Park. All proceeds benefitting Gabby, the daughter of a current Police Officer battling a rare form of brain cancer.

MARCH CIVILIAN OF THE MONTH

Once a year, the MDCACP Dinner hosted by Chiefs from the Island communities is held at the exclusive Indian Creek Country Club and it would not happen without Surfside’s own Dina Goldstein. Planning for this special dinner requires a lot of time and preparation. Each year, Dina volunteers to be the lead contact person for all the agencies that are sponsoring and attending the event and enthusiastically organizes the event on behalf of the Island Chiefs. This requires pre-meetings with the Indian Creek Police Chief and the Country Club event planner.

Dina’s dedication to serving the community, along with the numerous police agencies in Miami Dade County, is a testament to her dedication and professionalism. She is a shining example of the Police Department’s dependability and devotion to the Town she proudly serves. Congratulations to Executive Assistant to the Chief Dina Goldstein as the recipient of the March Civilian of the Month award…well deserved!

Police Beat

STUDENTS VISIT SURFSIDE’S POLICE DEPARTMENT DURING SCHOOL TRIP

Nineteen High school students from Horeb Christian School visited Town Hall for Police presentations on April 5, 2023. The agenda included Welcoming Remarks, Command Staff Introduction/Responsibilities, Patrol Operations, Special Operations Division and Media Relations, Criminal Investigations Unit, and Public Records and Body Worn Cameras discussions followed by lunch. Mayor Shlomo Danzinger, Town Manager Hector Gomez, Chief John Healy, Captain Antonio Marciante, Sergeant Marian Cruz, Sergeant Jay Matelis, Detective Diana Leon, Officer John Gentile, Parking Manager Elinor Joseph and Officer Mike contributed to this event.

NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TELECOMMUNICATIONS WEEK

Do you ever wonder who’s the person behind our emergency calls to 911? All we know about them is their voice, which is why National Public Safety Telecommunications Week recognizes and thanks those invisible telecommunicators who have continued to serve in this demanding profession. Citizens in the past who may not have been aware, have come to realize that telecommunicators are in fact “The First, First Responders!” National Public Safety Telecommunications Week is April 9-15 , 2023. This week is celebrated annually and honors the thousands of men and women who answer emergency calls, dispatch emergency professionals and equipment, and render life-saving assistance to citizens and first responders. Communications Supervisor Susie Sperbeck is praised by the Command Staff and her colleagues for her 26 years of exceptional service to the law enforcement profession as a communications operator and supervisor for the Town of Surfside. In times of crisis, her essential service is clearly demonstrated and greatly appreciated by all she serves. A special thank you to this dedicated professional for all she does each and every day.

Police Beat

MARCH OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officer Dianna Hernandez has demonstrated in her exceptional 12 years of service with the Surfside Police Department compassion, dedication, and kindheartedness to everyone she encounters. Whether it is a call for service or routine patrol, the highest level of professionalism is exhibited by Officer Hernandez. The following are two examples of her remarkable service to the community.

On Oct. 3, 2022, Officer Hernandez came across a homeless elderly female who was sleeping on a bench at the Publix located in Surfside. Officer Hernandez engaged the woman and listened to her story of how she felt the system had failed her. The woman expressed her frustration and feelings of hopelessness to Officer Hernandez, who listened with empathy and compassion. Despite the challenges of long waiting lists for affordable and government housing, Officer Hernandez did not allow these obstacles to prevent her from aiding. She asked the woman to give her a chance to help, and with tears in her eyes she graciously accepted Officer Hernandez’s offer of support. Officer Hernandez immediately contacted homeless organizations she has worked with in the past and sent an email requesting assistance for the elderly female. Thanks to her unrelenting efforts, the female was eventually placed in a shelter where she could get the help and support she desperately needed.

On Feb. 2, 2023, Officer Hernandez noticed an elderly homeless male sleeping on the bench outside Publix. She was aware the male used to be a resident in the Town however he lost his home after becoming ill. The male had no family and ended up homeless. Officer Hernandez went above and beyond her duty as a police officer to get the man the help he needed. She contacted homeless organizations she has worked with in the past to get him assistance. The homeless organization eventually contacted the homeless male, nonetheless he did not accept the services. Despite this setback, Officer Hernandez spoke to the homeless male again to convince him to get aid, regrettably she was unsuccessful. Officer Hernandez’s determination and benevolence in attempting to help this individual are praiseworthy. Officer Hernandez’s commitment to serving the community, particularly its most vulnerable members, is a testament to her perseverance and integrity. Her determination in making a positive difference in the lives of those in need is unwavering and truly admirable. Officer Hernandez embodies the Police Department’s core values each day and performs her altruistic actions in an exemplary manner. Congratulations to Officer Dianna Hernandez as the recipient of the March Officer of the Month award…well deserved!

RECOGNIZING 10 YEARS OF SERVICE

Chief John Healy proudly presented Parking Enforcement Officer Josue “JC” Castro a 10-year service pin and certificate for his exceptional service to the Town of Surfside.

Uptown Funtown

SURF’S UP AT SURFSIDE UNDER THE STARS

Visitors and residents enjoyed the best Surfside has to offer al fresco at the April edition of Surfside Under The Stars.

Atendees were surprised by diverse acts, immersive activities and experiences highlighting Surfside’s surfing community. Surfside’s Tourist Board proudly sponsors this event series encompassing community, variety and culture.

But the fun doesnt stop there! Join us for one final Surfside Under The Stars 2023 date on Sunday, May 7, from 5-8 p.m. in front of Town Hall.

Uptown Funtown

ROLLING AROUND THIRD THURSDAYS

The roller skating edition of our Third Thursdays block party was a total hit! Atendees skated freely around a sectioned off activity zone, while the DJ played tunes from the ’70s, ’80s, 90’s and today.

Don’t miss our final Third Thursdays, Dance Party, on May 18, from 6-9 p.m. at 93rd Street between collins and Harding Avenues.

RESIDENCE INN MIAMI BEACH SURFSIDE OFFERS DICOUNT TO FLORIDA RESIDENTS

Special Offer - 15% Off for Florida Residents

You don’t have to travel far to enjoy the beach, shopping, dining and entertainment!

Book your room and use promo code T4140 to squeeze those savings. Valid April through September, book now at www.Marriott.com/MIAXB

It Starts In Parks

SPLASH INTO SPRING FUN AND GAMES!

Photo of Commissioner Fred Landsman, Parks and Receation Director Tim Miliam, & Mayor Shlomo Danzinger.

It Starts In Parks

SCAN TO RESERVE A LAP LANE

Get weather information for the Town’s parks and programs! Call our Rainout Line at 786-765-2013.

on summer nights. DO NOT report normal crawling or nesting (digging or laying eggs) to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission unless the turtle is in a dangerous situation or has wandered off the beach. (On a road, in parking lot, etc.)

2. Stay away from crawling or nesting sea turtles. Although the urge to observe closely will be great, please resist. Nesting is a critical stage in the sea turtle’s life cycle. Please leave them undisturbed.

3. DO REPORT all stranded (dead or injured) turtles to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

4. NEVER handle hatchling sea turtles. If you observe hatchlings wandering away from the ocean or on the beach, call: 1-888-404-FWCC or *FWC (Mobile)

REFRESH YOUR BEACH SAFETY KNOWLEDGE HOW TO BREAK THE GRIP OF THE RIP:

•Don’t fight the current.

•Swim out of the current then to shore.

•If you can’t escape, float or tread water.

•Call or wave for assistance.

*Conditions available during beach tower operations.

For daily beach conditions, contact the Community Center at (305) 866–3635.

SWIMMING SAFELY AT THE BEACH

LEARN HOW TO REDUCE THE RISKS SO YOUR FAMILY CAN ENJOY SWIMMING IN OPEN WATER

• Keep within your fitness and swimming capabilities.

• Be aware of weather and water conditions and heed warnings.

• Always swim in a lifeguarded area.

• Never swim alone, regardless of your age or level of swimming skills.

TOWN OF SURFSIDE AQUATICS

HOURS OF OPERATION MAY-2023

TOWN OF SURFSIDE SURFSIDE TENNIS CENTER

Website: townofsurfside.skedda.com/booking

• Click the time slot to get started

• Select book on the top left corner

• Enter information and confirm (Surfside Residents Only)

to go about reserving a tennis or pickleball court.

1. Reservations are for Surfside Residents, Surfside Hotel Guest and Registered Town Approved Pros only.

2. Residents ,Hotel Guest or Pros booking the court must be present for the duration of the reservation.

3. Online Reservations can be made no more then 24 hours in advance

4.Court reservations to occur via phone at least one day prior to court time

5.To make a reservation please call the Surfside Tennis Center at (786) 618 - 3080 or the Surfside Community Center at (305) 866 - 3635 or visit townofsurfside.skedda.com/booking

6. One reservation per day, no more than seven reservations per week.

7. Valid current proof of residency required at the time of reservation. Proof of residency with picture ID must be presented at the time of reservation. Failure to present ID may result in forfeiture of court reservation.

9. No private instructions will be permitted on the courts Mondays , Wednesday and Friday between 4:00pm7:00pm and Tuesday and Thursday 4:00 -8:00pm

*The Town reserves the right to amend and/or change the policies as deems necessary

BEAUTY SALON/BARBER

SHOP

X Beauty by Hana - 9540 Harding Ave

Surfside No. 2 Barber Shop - 9504 Harding Ave

LAHH Salon - 9480 Harding Ave

Mai Nail Lounge - 9466 Harding Ave

Justin Barbershop - 9452 Harding Ave

Alexia + Frankie’s Beauty Bar - 9448 Harding Ave

Uni K Wax - 9567 Harding Ave

Femme Coiffure & Spa - 9563 Harding Ave

Extension Dreams Hair Salon - 9521 Harding Ave

Surfside Barber Shop - 9431 Harding Ave

BOUTIQUES/SHOES/TAILORS/CLEANERS

Penny’s Alterations - 9532 Harding Ave #104

Verdile’s/Mario The Tailor - 9520 Harding Ave

H20 Dive Center - 9520 Harding Ave

Geneva Tailor / Yerry’s Dry Cleaners - 9484 Harding Ave

Tsniout Runway - 9458 Harding Ave

Condotti - 9565 Harding Ave

Iris Alterations & Tailoring - 9553 Harding Ave #204

Mercy’s Alterations - 9533 Harding Ave #202

WoW The Concept - 9507 Harding Ave

SIGAL - 9453 Harding ave

GIFTS/JEWELRY/FLOWERS

Moon Over Miami Gift Shop - 9520 Harding Ave

Liborio Cigars - 9520 Harding Ave

Miami Gift / Italian J- 9482 Harding Ave

Gray and Sons Jewelry - 9595 Harding Ave

Amoris Flowers + Events - 9577 Harding Ave

Sunny Toys & Gifts - 9575 Harding Ave

Miamira Jewelers - 9573 Harding Ave

7th Plateau - 9559 Harding Ave

JS Diamond Enterprises - 9553 Harding Ave #307

Yaffa Wigs - 9515 Harding Ave.

Absolute Flowers by Manny - 9481 Harding Ave

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

ONE Sotheby’s International Realty - 9588 Harding Ave

The Agency - 9564 Harding Ave

Infinity BH Real Estate/Goldfarb - 9520 Harding Ave

Estelle Stern Realty - 9508 Harding Ave

M. Kotler Realtors - 9585 Harding Ave

The Corcoran Group - 9537 Harding Ave

HEALTH & WELLNESS

CVS Pharmacy - 9578 Harding Ave

Oberle Opticians - 9552 Harding Ave

Lemel Medspa - 9538 Harding Ave

Surfside Chiropractic - 9532 Harding Ave #101

Veterinary Wellness Center of Surfside - 9530 Harding Ave

Dr. Curson Podiatry - 9528 Harding Ave

Dr. Edy A. Guerra Dental Center - 9456 Harding Ave

The Tox MIA - 9541 Harding Ave

Surfside Hearing Aid - 222 95th St

Bal Harbour Smiles - 260 95th St #202

___Malekin Law PA -260 95th St #206

Dr. Schwartz/Dr. Sugar - 9445 Harding Ave

FINANCIAL/SERVICES

Amtrust Bank - 9592 Harding Ave

Chase Bank - 9556 Harding Ave

Camissar International - 9520 Harding Ave

AT&T Surfside - 9569 Harding Ave

SKF Tech - 9553 Harding Ave #302

SK Worldwide - 9553 Harding Ave #303

Gelb Productions - 9553 Harding Ave #311

CitiBank - 9525 Harding Ave

U.S. Post Office Surfside - 250 95th St

Barry Cohen Law Firm - 260 95th St #201

Executive Auto Group - 260 95th St #203

T-Mobile - 9435 Harding Ave

The UPS Store - 9429 Harding Ave

Wells Fargo Bank - 9401 Harding Ave

RESTAURANT/SUPERMARKET

Starbucks - 9560 Harding Ave

Cine Citta CafeK - 9544 Harding Ave

Subway - 9536 Harding Ave

Flanigan’s Seafood Bar & Grill - 9516 Harding Ave

Cafe Ragazzi - 9500 Harding Ave

Big Daddy’s Liquor - 9494 Harding Ave

Cafe VertK - 9490 Harding Ave

RustikoK - 9476 Harding Ave

The Backyard BBQ + BrewK - 9472 Harding Ave

Street KitchenK - 9460 Harding

TYO SushiK - 9454 Harding

Publix Supermarket - 9400 Harding Ave

Sushi Republic - 9583 Harding Ave

Morelia Gourmet PaletasK - 9571 Harding Ave

Koolulu - 9561 Harding Ave

Rolling Pin BakeryK - 9523 Harding Ave

The CarrotK - 9519 Harding Ave

Josh’s Deli - 9517 Harding Ave

Chai GrillK - 233 & 255 95th St

Neya Restaurant - 9491 Harding Ave

26 Suhi + TapasK - 9487 Harding Ave

Specchio Cafe - 9485 Harding Ave

KoshK - 9477 Harding Ave

The GroveK - 9467 Harding Ave

Fialkoff’s Express SurfsideK - 9463 Harding Ave

Moncheese Pizza - 9459 Harding Ave

Rita’s Ice Custard Happiness - 9461 Harding Ave

Serendipity Yogurt CafeK - 9457 Harding Ave

Roast - 9441 Harding Ave

Miami Beach Chocolates SurfsideK - 9433 Harding Ave

The Harbour BistroK - 9427 Harding Ave

Harbour Grill DeliK - 9415-9421 Harding Ave