JOIN BASF COMMITTEE

BASF’s Committees are the information-heartbeat of the Association.

• Each meeting agenda provides you with direct connections to other BASF professionals.
• Join them to discuss and – resolve – key legislative that impact your project!
• Committees are your DIRECT CONNECTION TO BASF’S LEGISLATIVE BENEFITS!

Join other motivated, dynamic, top-notch professionals – and get the latest information about local issues that could impact your project. It’s EASY TO JOIN any – or all committees – of your choice:

Review the list and call our professional BASF staff: tell us what your project issues are, and we’ll add you to the right email list to get committee agendas!

Miami-Dade Legislative Committee

Committee Chair: Joseph G. Goldstein, Esq.
Problem Solvers in the Know:

• Join this smart group of attorneys, engineers, and design professionals – and stay up to date with all County or City requirements that can affect your project.
• They review environmental regulations, building plan approval issues, proposed zoning, master plan issues, and regulatory streamlining efforts.

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Environmental Code Review Committee

Committee Chair: Howard E. Nelson, Esq.
Provides Direct access to County Environmental Regulators

• BASF conducts Quarterly meetings with senior County Environmental Regulations Management (DERM) to discuss and review draft regulations about issues, including everything from hazardous materials, soil remediation, manatee protection, water quality, endangered species, and plan review issues.
• WASD-Permitting-Platting Subcommittee – Join this group to help improve WASD regulatory procedures for faster plans approval issues and streamlining efforts on other issues relating to platting, paving, and drainage.

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High Rise/Multi-Family Council with Insider Access:

Committee Chair: Betsy McCoy, Esq; Co-Chairs: Chuck Brecker, Esq & Robert S. Fine, Esq.

• This group will meet as needed when issues arise relating to high-rise or multi-family construction, building code, or construction issues. This includes the State of Florida’s Live Local Act program.

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