The developer planning a 70-story tower in Brickell has signed a covenant with the county.
The covenant, which was recorded on November 4, states that the property is within feasible distance to the water and sewer system, and will be connected as a condition of a building permit.
Miami-Dade is currently in process on zoning approval for the site.
An updated version of the proposal was submitted to the county in late August.
The 70-story tower is planned to rise 750 feet, and include 464 residential units, 75,736 square feet of performing arts or retail, 653 parking spaces, and amenities, according to an updated Letter of Intent.
The plans and renderings are for reference only as part of zoning approval, the letter states. A formal filing of the plans will come later as part of a site plan review submission.
BMA Architects is the architect.
Millennium Developments of Brickell is the developer.
Version 2 of the renderings, submitted in late August: