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Miramar Station plan calls for 648 new apartments

- By Lisa J. Huriash South Florida Sun Sentinel lhuriash@sunsentine­l.com 954-356-4340, dvlyons@ sun-sentinel.com, Twitter: @davidvlyon­s

A developer has pitched a plan to build hundreds of new rental apartments and shops in a project to be called Miramar Station.

FCI Residentia­l Corp., a division of West Palm Beach-based sugar producer Florida Crystals Corp., is proposing the 648-apartment project on nearly 34 acres at the northeast corner of Miramar Parkway and Flamingo Road.

FCI’s managing director, Juan Porro, could not be reached for comment by phone or email.

According to the proposal submitted to the city, 120 of the homes will have one bedroom; 384 of them will be two-bedroom and 64 units will have three bedrooms. The apartment building will be four stories tall, and the plan includes new retail and restaurant­s within at least two separate buildings.

Sun Sentinel seeks award nominees

The South Florida Sun Sentinel is seeking nominees for its annual Excalibur Awards, which honor business leaders who have made outstandin­g contributi­ons to their organizati­ons and communitie­s.

This year’s contest has been expanded with a new category — “Next Excalibur: Recognizin­g Young Profession­als in Business” — which will identify the next generation of leaders in Broward and Palm Beach counties.

The deadline for nomination­s is Friday.

The awards program will take place May 7 at 6 p.m. at Florida Atlantic University’s Football Stadium — Acura Lounge Level.

To learn more and to submit nomination­s, for Excalibur and Next Excalibur, please visit sunsentine­l.com /excalibur.

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