Miramar, FL Special Events & Permits: Parade Permits (2026)
Key Facts
- Small tier
- 50-999 attendees needs administrative/DRC-level TUP
- Large tier
- 1,000+ attendees needs city commission approval
- Exemption
- Private social events wholly within residential zoning exempted
- Approving path
- City manager schedules commission review for large events
- Revocation
- City manager may revoke a TUP immediately for violations
Summary
Miramar requires a temporary use permit for any outdoor event, sale, or service on non-city property once it is expected to draw 50 or more attendees, and events of 1,000 or more must go all the way to the city commission for approval, per footnotes to Table 8 of LDC Sec. 322.
Outdoor events, sales, and services held on non-city owned properties, which are anticipated to have at least fifty (50) and less than 1,000 attendees at any given time, other than private social events held completely within a residentially zoned property. Outdoor events held on non-city owned properties, which are anticipated have at least 1,000 attendees at any given time, shall be permitted in accordance with section 322.2.3. ... Carnivals, fairs, circuses, and other outdoor events held on non-city owned properties which anticipate having over 1,000 attendees at any given time (subject to DRC review, prior to commission approval)
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 104 | Land Development Code: Supplement 46).
Full Breakdown
LDC Sec. 322's Table 8 sets attendance thresholds that determine who signs off on an outdoor gathering. ' Sec. ' A purely private social gathering held entirely within a residentially zoned property is carved out of the 50-attendee threshold and does not need this TUP track at all.
Violations & Fines
Holding an outdoor event above the 50-attendee threshold, or a 1,000-plus attendee event, without the matching level of TUP review violates Sec. 322.1's underlying permit requirement, and the city manager can revoke an issued TUP immediately under Sec. 322.4 if the gathering 'becomes a nuisance, violates the conditions of the permit, endangers the public health, aesthetics, or safety.'
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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