West Flagler Street is a significant thoroughfare in Miami that serves as a boundary line for specific fire zones under the 1935-miami-dade-building-code.
According to the legal descriptions provided in the code, West Flagler Street forms part of the perimeter for Fire Zone No. 1 fire-zones. The boundary description begins at the NE corner of Lot 20, Block 61, Lawrence Estate, and extends westward through various subdivisions including Orange Park, Evanston Heights, Glenroyal Amended, and 12th Street Manors (p. 97). The line continues through areas such as Flagler Pines, Henry Ford Subdivision, Pinehurst Villa, and Flagler Grove Estates Extension (p. 97-98).
The boundary follows the north or south lines of lots adjacent to the street, passing through Winona Park, Flagami, Fairlawn, Naranja Nook, Flagler Terrace, and Stadler Grove, eventually reaching the City Limits of coral-gables (p. 98-99). The street is also referenced in relation to the South Fire Limit Line in the description for sw 1st street (p. 99).
This entity is central to understanding the geographic extent of fire safety regulations in the western part of the city during the 1935 era.