Recently, the council passed a lengthy ordinance that puts numerous meticulous restrictions on business signs in the island. The young municipality is constantly looking for ways to grow. It is now working on plans for a community center and large townhouse development near the Village Green. South Americans, other foreigners and retirees all have large contingents in Key Biscayne. Many have condos, and most of those condos are east of Crandon Boulevard.
Many people hang out at the bar at the City of Miami marina just outside the village.
The beaches are a major destination for tourists and residents. The island is visited by bicyclists, windsurfers, kayakers and divers. On weekends, the Rickenbacker Causeway becomes abuzz with joggers and bicyclers. Apartment buildings, condos and commercial users are served by different contractors and the fees are not controlled by the village. Village Council meets the second Tuesday of every month at 85 W. McIntyre St., second floor.