The Surfside City Commission is expected to make a final review of a new memorial for the 98 people who died in the partial collapse of Champlain Towers South.
Located on 88th Street, a green space and fountain will honor the lives lost in the tragedy.
The final rendering comes after years of controversy regarding the site over concerns that a loading dock for a new building would obstruct the area.
There was also controversy regarding the building itself, deemed the Delmore.
Marketing materials call it 37 mansions in the sky, going for $15 million apiece.
Martin Langesfeld, who lost his sister and brother-in-law in the tragedy, has raised concerns about the memorial and the plans for the ultra-luxury building.
Langesfeld said construction on it shouldn’t begin until a federal investigation into the tragedy is complete.
The final results of the federal investigation are not expected until 2026.
In a preliminary presentation last year, investigators mentioned that the pool deck of the building collapsed at least four minutes before the tower itself collapsed.
The Surfside City Commission is expected to make a final review of a new memorial for the 98 people who died in the partial collapse of Champlain Towers South.
SURFSIDE, Fla. – The Surfside City Commission is expected to make a final review of a new memorial for the 98 people who died in the partial collapse of Champlain Towers South.
Located on 88th Street, a green space and fountain will honor the lives lost in the tragedy.
The final rendering comes after years of controversy regarding the site over concerns that a loading dock for a new building would obstruct the area.
There was also controversy regarding the building itself, deemed the Delmore.
Marketing materials call it 37 mansions in the sky, going for $15 million apiece.
Martin Langsfeld, who lost his sister and brother-in-law in the tragedy, has raised concerns about the memorial and the plans for the ultra-luxury building.
Langsfeld said construction on it shouldn’t begin until a federal investigation into the tragedy is complete.
The final results of the federal investigation are not expected until 2026.
In a preliminary presentation last year, investigators mentioned that the pool deck of the building collapsed at least four minutes before the tower itself collapsed.