Miami is on its way to getting a new downtown civil courthouse after the Miami-Dade County Commission unanimously approved a builder Tuesday, taking a significant step after years of studies and talk about how to pay for construction.

The commission voted 11-0 to enter a 34-year public-private partnership with the Plenary Justice Miami LLC development group. Commissioner Barbara Jordan was absent.

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