The Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners convened on July 17, 2025, to discuss the Comprehensive Development Master Plan and Zoning Agenda. The meeting featured a range of topics, including community concerns regarding new housing developments.

One significant point raised during the meeting was the proposal by Blue Nest to construct over 200 residential units adjacent to existing one-acre homes in Homestead. Resident Evia Ramunez expressed strong opposition to the project, citing concerns about compatibility with the established neighborhood. She highlighted the potential for severe traffic congestion, particularly due to a new school being built just two blocks away. Ramunez noted that there are already five new housing projects underway in the vicinity, which she believes will exacerbate traffic issues and strain local schools, hospitals, and emergency services.

The discussion underscored the community's apprehension about the cumulative impact of multiple developments on infrastructure and quality of life. The Board acknowledged these concerns and emphasized the importance of considering community feedback in future planning decisions.

As the meeting progressed, the commissioners reviewed additional agenda items related to zoning regulations and development proposals, ensuring a comprehensive approach to managing growth in the region. The session concluded with a commitment to further evaluate the implications of new developments on local resources and community well-being.