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Key Biscayne Council Meeting: Ultra Music Festival Strategy and Vice Mayor Election

Original title: Special Council Meeting November 13, 2018 — Minutes

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What This Bill Does

The Key Biscayne Village Council met to discuss strategies regarding the Ultra Music Festival at Virginia Key and elected Allison McCormick as the new Vice Mayor. The Council also planned a follow-up meeting to hire special legal counsel to address concerns about the festival's impact.

Why it matters

Key Biscayne residents are directly affected by the Council's ongoing legal and strategic efforts to influence the City of Miami's hosting of the Ultra Music Festival at Virginia Key.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Key Biscayne Residents

Residents are impacted by the Council's legal and strategic decisions regarding events at Virginia Key.

Directly affected

Allison McCormick

Elected to the position of Vice Mayor.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the Council meet on November 13, 2018?
The meeting was held to discuss the Village's strategy regarding the Ultra Music Festival taking place at Virginia Key.
Who was elected as the new Vice Mayor?
Councilmember Allison McCormick was elected as the new Vice Mayor.
Will there be further meetings regarding the Ultra Music Festival?
Yes, the Council scheduled a special meeting for November 16, 2018, to seek special legal counsel on the matter.

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Legal Escalation

The Council is moving toward hiring specialized legal counsel to challenge or influence the City of Miami's event planning.

Connected Entities

Michael W. Davey, Andrea Agha, Luis Lauredo and 10 more

Sources

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keybiscayne.granicus.com

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  • Controversy40
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