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Related Group CEO Perez: Misinformation muddies water of Brickell archaeological finds | Opinion

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We were fully aware the parcel was in a designated Archaeological Area and we have worked in these areas before as all of the city’s waterfront is in an Archaeological Area. We expected to encounter archaeological finds and were committed to handling any findings with the utmost care.

While we understand there are genuine concerns, including those of the descendants of indigenous people who once lived along the Miami River, one thing is clear: We will respect and abide by all the rules in place to protect that history but we, too, have property rights. We own this parcel and have worked with the city and the state governments to establish those development rights, which include the protection of the artifacts found at the site.

Preserve but not on site

The artifacts found are important and will contribute to Miami’s history and heritage. The experts agree: This site is not as old as the pyramids, and it is not another Miami Circle.

We understand that some people will not be satisfied regardless of what we do, and no one is going to shed a tear for a developer that is slowed down by archaeological findings. But we believe in fair play and fair regulation, and we remain committed to smart, conscientious development and appropriate archaeological conservation. The facts clearly bear out that, upon completion of the assessments, we will proceed with our vision to build a world-class residential complex that will be a source of pride for all of Miami.

Many parts of the story are cut out, to see the whole story see the link below:

In short, he explains that this development will most likely still move forward and Related is trying to show their side of the story.

https://news.yahoo.com/related-group...172809030.html

Story was also covered in the Herald: https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/...273216815.html

They need to hurry up and dig those relics so this can be built. Get that shit into a museum and call it a day, progress needs to rise.

Ahead of preservation vote, archaeologists connect Brickell dig to famed Miami Circle

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Apr 3, 2023

A group of archaeologists are set to make the case for historic preservation of a major archaeological dig located at a development site in Miami’s upscale Brickell neighborhood.

So what's the situation?

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Originally Posted by chris (Post 9915234)

So what's the situation?

Permit was issued last week for excavation and piling. Also no historic designation status, which is good, potentially only to the adjacent parcel.

Man, that one with the hole in the roof looks like it could use some power washing.

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Originally Posted by Dale (Post 9983721)

Man, that one with the hole in the roof looks like it could use some power washing.

^I think they did at one point, but it's gone bad again... That whole parking pedestal needs another power wash or a new facade.

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Tower Rising...

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F25Aj0lX...jpg&name=large
https://twitter.com/volvoshine/statu...57896902316032 Via: Ryan RC Rea/Volvoshine.

Site Work Permit Issued For Baccarat Residences Property In Brickell

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Miami’s Building Department has issued a site work permit for the Baccarat Residences site in Brickell, where excavation for pre-historic artifacts has taken place.

The newly issued permit is for excavation, piles, and site and soil improvement, at an estimated value of $1.5 million.

At one point last year, it was claimed that around 150 archaeologists were working at the site daily.

Records show that the city’s Historic & Environmental Preservation reviewer approved the site work plans on September 12, after three rounds of corrections.

On September 18, the Building Department approved and issued the permit, after all other reviewers signed off. It was applied for in April, so it took about five months to approve.

John Moriarty is the contractor.

The 75-story Baccarat tower is the planned to rise 848 feet above ground, or 852 feet above sea level. That is taller than any condo tower that currently exists in Miami.

The permit for vertical construction of Baccarat is still moving through the approval process.

Another 44-story tower is already under construction on the property next to the Baccarat site. It is planned to have 506 apartments.

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Groundbreaking Ceremony Held For 75-Story Baccarat Residences
https://www.thenextmiami.com/groundb...at-residences/

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Miami’s Building Department issued a site work permit for the Baccarat Residences site in September. A permit for full vertical construction is moving through review.

John Moriarty is the contractor.

Another 44-story tower is already under construction on the property next to the Baccarat site. It is planned to have 506 apartments.

https://i.imgur.com/K5QF15N.jpg

Nice, another new tallest! (Some sources put panorama at 860' though, so maybe not if it's just the 848' tower breaking ground).

Fingers crossed it doesn't get delayed or venture into uncertain territories like the last three new tallests :shrug:

https://i.imgur.com/u50GPQt.jpeg
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/blue-...member_desktop

Baccarat residences shown drilling foundation piles in this photo. This will be one of the tallest in Miami when constructed.

https://www.thenextmiami.com/new-ren...or-420-condos/
The shorter tower is rebranded as Viceroy Brickell.

420 Condos are included.

https://i.imgur.com/jCzuaSO.png

Some resources and info of state of the 3 buildings

https://floridayimby.com/2022/07/75-...this-fall.html

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One of the brochures available for download on the official Baccarat Residences Miami website has an overview of the property which depicts the footprint of all three planned towers for Related’s One Brickell complex: Baccarat Residences (One Brickell Tower I) at 99 SE 5th Street, One Brickell Tower II at 77 SE 5th Street and 444 Brickell Avenue. Marketing material for the Baccarat project show only one tower at the site, but we will likely see new renderings with all three towers after the units sell out or construction is under way for the first tower. One Brickell Tower III will be the tallest at 897-fee, or 901-feet above sea level. One Brickell Tower II will rise 550-feet, or 554-feet above sea level.

Tower II (550 ft) broke ground first and is farthest along. Tower I (848 ft) broke ground last fall. Tower III still needs demolition of the adjacent structure.

PDFs from building's site https://baccaratresidencesmiami.com/downloads/

Site plan of 3 towers:

https://floridayimby.com/wp-content/...ted-Group..png

Is the archaeological work done?