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Home My WebLink AboutSEOPW-CRA-M-02-0120PARK WEST CLUL" DISTRICT STREETSCA..,.,.; MASTER PLAN N 1 I" STREET CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS STRATEGIC PLAN Current CPA initiatives are underlined CRA and other initiatives still to be undertaken are italicized 1. IDENTIFY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES Redevelopment Plan Update Park West Club District Streetscape Master Plan 2. EVALUATE EXISTING CONDITIONS Survey of 1 1 I Street Corridor Parking and Transit Option Study Traffic impactand Parking Demand Study 3. IDENTIFY FUNDING MECHANISMS Historic and Cultural Preservation Districtspecial tax assessment CRA Strategic Implementation Plan FY2003-2008 4. PREPARE STREETSCAPE AND LIGHTING PLANS Park West Club District Streetscape Improvement Plan S. PREPARE PARKING MANAGEMENT PLAN Downtown Transportation Master Plan (MPO and City of ' 6. IMPLEMENT IMPROVEMENTS CRA Projects FY2003--2008 02- 53 SEOPW/CRA 02- 120 Wallace Roberts 81 Todd, LLC June 24, 2002 PARK WEST CLUI DISTRICT STREETSCAo, µ., MASTER PLAN N 1 I" STREET CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS GOALS at OBJECTIVES Current CPA initiatives are underlined 1. IMPROVE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE FROM BISCAYNE BOULEVARD TO DORSEY WAY o Improve lighting and security Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance lighting and security improvements o Provide pedestrian amenities such as comfortable sidewalks, seating, shelters, trash receptacles, telephones, signage, taxi stand, valet stand Study of realignment of 1 1 th Street to pen -nit wider sidewalks Development of Street Furniture Pilot Program by Sanniento Advertising o Define pedestrian zone with appropriate awnings, signage, fencing, walls, planting at street frontage Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District zoning overlay district Historic designation of all eligible structures within the CPA areas Redevelopment Plan Update recommendations for design guidelines o Create distinctive neighborhood identity with fagde lighting and murals, color, signage, awnings, streetscape elements and preservation of distinctive existing architectural characteristics Development of Grand Promenade signature space Development of Street Furniture Pilot Program by Sarmiento Advertising Redevelopment Plan Update recommendations for design guidelines o Encourage active but orderly street life with varied sidewalk activities such as a "Velvet Rope Zone," sidewalk seating, promenading, Taxi Stand, Valet Drop-off Creation of the Grand Promenade signature space Study of realignment of 1 1 th Street to permit wider sidewalks Amendment to the Miami City Code to regulate street vendors Amendment to the Miami City Code to permit sidewalk seating o Establish links to Overtown Entertainment District, Biscayne Boulevard, Bicentennial Park, Performing Arts Center, Omni Media and Arts District, Downtown Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance streetscape improvements throughout district ■ Improve adjacent streets ■ Create Gateways at NW 1 1 m Street, Grand Promenade and NW 9`h StreetSEOPW/CRA ■ Improve crossing of FEC Corridor Oj/CIA 0 2 — 120 02— 53 Wallace Roberts 8t Todd, LLC June 24, 2002 PARK WEST CLUB, DISTRICT STREETSCA...,. MASTER PLAN N 1 I" STREET CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS GOALS a OBJECTIVES Current CRA initiatives are underlined 2. IMPROVE PARKING AND TRAFFIC CONGESTION - SHORT-TERM o Conduct Traffic and Engineering Analysis of realignment to improve traffic flow Survey of existing conditions within 1 1 th Street Corridor Estimation of construction cost ($200,000 per block) and timeline (6 months to one year) ■ Eliminate on -street parking on 1 1 ' during peak times ■ Widen sidewalk on south side for pedestrians to gather out of the street ■ Create passenger drop-off lane and two through lanes ■ Create taxi queuing area ■ Create district valet drop-off zone o Coordinate street improvements with critical utilities upgrades Estimation of construction cost ($500,000 per block) and timeline (6 to 8 months) Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance streetscape improvements throughout district o Create new parking lots and improve access to existing lots Preliminary Master Plan Concept and Preliminary Parking Concept Plan Establishment of agreement with FDOT to create parking beneath 1-395 Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance streetscape improvements throughout district o Develop parking options and alternatives Preliminary Master Plan Concept and Preliminary Parking Concept Plan Establish valet service to existing or new lots ■ Organize taxi service with taxi stand and taxi queuing area Develop signage identifying parking locations, taxi stands and valet drop-off Development of Street Furniture Pilot Program by Sarmiento Advertising Increase hours of operation on existing lots within 5 minutes walk of club zone o Develop incentives for the use alternative transportation options ■ Develop zoning tools such as bonuses for employee car pooling programs ■ Partner with businesses and transit authorities to promote transit options ■ Improve pedestrian experience throughout district to encourage transit use Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance streetscape improvements throughout district SEOPW/CRA Oar/cRA 0 2 - 120 Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC 0 2 - 53 June 24, 2002 PARK WEST CLU. DISTRICT STREETS CA MASTER PLAN N 1 l "STREET CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS GOALS 8Z OBJECTIVES Current CPA initiatives are underlined 3. IMPROVE PARKING AND TRAFFIC CONGESTION - LONG-TERM o Develop Parking Management Plan Initiation of transit option and parking planning study by Gustafson and Priore ■ Coordinate with Downtown Transportation Master Plan to identify most efficient traffic patterns, alternative access routes, two-way street conversions, access to and from 3951, integration with Biscayne Boulevard Improvements, proposed 1-95, 1-395 Improvements. ■ Coordinate long-term district parking strategy with future land -use plan and parking demand analysis that includes Performing Arts Center, Bicentennial Park o Provide adequate parking Develop shared parking structures that adhere to architectural guidelines Acquisition of land for parking structure on Grand Promenade Initiation of transit option and parking planning study by Gustafson and Priore Establishment of design guidelines in Redevelopment Plan update Convert surface lots to structured parking that adheres to architectural guidelines Initiation of transit option and parking planning study by Gustafson and Priore Establishment of design guidelines in Redevelopment Plan update Implement streetscape and lighting improvements throughout district to increase on - street parking on side streets and improve access Creation of the Historic and Cultural Preservation District special tax assessment to finance streetscape improvements throughout district Establishment of design guidelines in Redevelopment Plan update o Increase transit options Initiation of transit option and parking planning study by Gustafson and Priore ■ Extend Metro Mover service hours ■ Extend Bay Link to the Grand Promenade ■ Explore other transit options o Update zoning regulations to support long-term parking strategy Redevelopment Plan Update recommendations for zoning code revisions SEGPW/CRA M,2U/CRAtiA 02- 53 02- 120 Wallace Roberts 8T Todd, LLC June 24, 2002