Doral, FL Hurricane Preparedness: Storm Debris (2026)

Chapter 30, Article II was enacted to make sure gated and non-gated condominium and homeowners association communities in Doral plan for hurricanes and other tropical cyclonic events, per Sec. 30-25. Sec. , plan meeting minimum requirements, updated annually and delivered no less than 30 days before the start of hurricane season. Sec. 30-27(2) requires the plan to list contact information for the management company's and any security company's on-site representatives and the community's board officers and members, plus proof of property insurance, updated within 30 days of any change to the management company, an officer or director, or the insurance provider.

The debris-specific requirement sits in Sec. 30-27(3): the plan must include a basic site plan identifying all community access points and private roads, must specify how those access points and private roads will be cleared of debris following a natural disaster, and must state whether the community itself, its management company, a contractor, or Miami-Dade County will be responsible for clearing access points and for clearing, collecting and disposing of debris from the private roads and other community property. The plan must also state when clearing is expected to start and the average anticipated time to clear the private roads, while acknowledging that timeframe can vary by disaster.

Sec. chapter 718 or 720, or that those requirements were duly waived, by affidavit of the board president or chairperson. 'Private streets' are defined in Sec. 30-26(4) as streets internal to a community not owned or maintained by the city, county, or FDOT.