SW 27th Avenue is a significant thoroughfare in Miami, referenced extensively in the 1935-miami-dade-building-code for defining property boundaries and fire zones.
In the context of the 1935 code, SW 27th Avenue serves as a key boundary marker for Fire Zone No. 1. The legal description for the zone begins on the North line of south-bayshore-drive at the Southeast corner of Lot 54, Block 41, New Biscayne Amended (p. 93). The boundary follows the West line of various lots in New Biscayne Amended and King Park, then proceeds through Silver Bluff Business Center and Silver Bluff Estates (p. 93).
The avenue’s center line is used as a parallel reference point for the Fire Zone boundary, which runs 150 feet West of the center line through Day Grove Terrace and Minford Place to the North line of south-bayshore-drive (p. 94–95). This alignment helps delineate the western extent of the fire zone in this section of the city.
SW 27th Avenue is also associated with the sw-17th-avenue and sw-37th-avenue in defining the broader grid and fire safety regulations of the area. The detailed lot and block references along this avenue include subdivisions such as Grapeland Park, Hazel Park, Central Park, and Paradise Park (p. 93–94).
See 1935-Miami-Dade-Building-Code_p85_104 for the full legal descriptions involving this avenue.