After scrapping homeless tax vote, Miami Beach is getting a $10M bill from Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade County is demanding that Miami Beach pay millions of dollars for countywide homeless services after the city recently rescinded a referendum asking voters if they approved of a restaurant tax to fund those services.

On Wednesday, county commissioners voted to demand up to $10 million in property taxes from a city-controlled taxing district around the Lincoln Road retail area. The redevelopment district is funded with both city and county property taxes.

“We have been forced to play hardball,” Miami-Dade Commissioner Raquel Regalado said…

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