Residents of nearly 90 homes in Kendall no longer get their water from a well with a high arsenic concentration. With the help of the Kendall Community Council, new water mains now bring clean municipal water to the Glenvar Heights area.
In addition to lobbying for neighborhoods within their jurisdictions, community councils also help bring some order to development in unincorporated Miami-Dade. The councils, which were established by the County Commission in 1996, are popular among residents, but developers argue the panels make the permitting process cumbersome and inefficient.
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