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To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission From: Cesar H. Odio, City Manager Date: February 20, 1996 RE: Discussion Item: City of Miami Projects to be included in Proposed $200 Million Parks, Recreation, Beaches and Cultural Facilities Bond Measure (2/29%96 City Commission Meeting) As a follow-up to the attached January 23, 1996 memorandum, I have scheduled as a discussion item the City of Miami projects that may be included in the Trust for Public Lands' $200 Million Dade County Parks, Recreation, Beaches and Cultural Facilities bond measure proposed for the November, 1996 County Ballot. It should be noted that the lists of projects previously sent to you, have been revised to reflect additional information obtained from the NET Offices and from the Asset Management Department. Please replace the previously sent list with the attached revised list. We have invited representatives from the Trust for Public Land to attend the City Commission meeting in order to address any questions that. you may have. Attachments 0 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO : DATE Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission SUBJECT IA�V� FROM : REFERENCES Cesar H. Odlo ENCLOSURES: City.Manager January 23, 1996 FILE: Proposed $200 Million Dade County Parks, Recreation Beaches and Cultural Facilities Measure Attached, for your review, is information from the Trust for Public Land (TPL) regarding a $200 million Dade County Parks, Recreation, Beaches and Cultural Facilities Measure proposed for the November, 1996 county ballot. If the proposed bond measure is approved by the voters, there will be available funds on a per capita basis for each municipality in Dade County. In addition to the per capita pass -through funds, grant funds will be available for specific projects within each municipality. The measure would be funded through an assessment on property. We were requested to submit a list of specific projects by January 15, 1996. Since the established deadline did not provide sufficient time to obtain community input, we indicated to the TPL that the lists we would be submitting at this time would be preliminary in nature. As a result, we were given until March 1, 1996 to submit our final list We are attaching, for your consideration, two (2) preliminary draft lists of potential City of Miami projects. The first list contains forty-four (44) projects and was prepared by the Parks and Recreation Department. The second list is composed of twelve (12) projects that our Community Planning and Revitalization Department wants to include in this proposed measure. Your recommendations or comments regarding these projects are most welcomed. Also, it should be noted that we are in the process of distributing these draft lists to all of our Neighborhood Enhancement Team (N.E.T.) Offices so that neighborhood meetings can be scheduled to obtain input from our citizens. Once we receive input from your respective offices and and from NET, it would be our plan to formulate a final list to be approved at the second City Commission Meeting in February (currently scheduled for February 22, 1996). We would then be in a position to submit the City of Miami's final list of projects by March 1, 1996. r 0- i Memo: Proposed $200 Million Dade County Parks, Recreation Beaches and Cultural Facilities Measures Page: Two Additionally, we would welcome receiving from your respective offices the names of any individuals who would want to serve on the Citizens Advisory'Board that will make the final decisions on the projects that will be funded by the proposed measure. These names would be submitted to the Trust for Public Land for possible inclusion in the Citizens Advisory Board. Should you require additional information, please advise. cc: Christina Cuervo, Assistant City Manager Alberto Ruder, Parks and Recreation Dept. Director Attachments 0 T H E TRUST F O R PUBLIC November 24, 1995 LAND The Honorable Steve Clark Mayor —�® City of Miami Conserving Land 3500 Pan American Drive for People Miami, FL 33133 Dear Mayor Clark: Thank you for participating in the Local Parks and Recreation Survey submitted to you a few months back. As you may know, if the proposed bond measure passes, there will be available-ffinds on a per capita basis for each municipality in Dade County. In addition to the per capita pass -through funds, there will be grant funds available for specific projects within each municipality. In order to apply for the grant funds you must submit a project proposal based on the enclosed questionnaire for each specific project. These grants will be approved by a Citizens Advisory Board made up of community and business leaders and environmental and preservation representatives. Criteria and questionnaires on specific projects are due January 3, 1996. We anticipate that approximately half of the possible $200 million in funds generated by the proposed bond will be spent in the municipalities. Attached you will find a summary on the parks bond; information on specific project funding and a criteria fact sheet. We are hopeful that you will find this measure crucial to rehabilitating and improving our parks, land acquisition, and preservation of natural areas. For its success, we will need your support. Please designate a contact person for your municipality. We will be updating your city and advising you of our progress. Again, thank you for your participation. Should you have any questions or comments please contact me or Brenda Marshall at 667-0409. Sincerely, 'A' -Margueritte W: Ramos Community Support Coordinator M IAM1 0FFICF. 711 11 (1 it t D ROA D S L I T F. 2 5 SOUTH AI IA611 PLORI D.A ,}314 i, 1305) 667-0409' FAX (305) 667-0427 'cl. DEC ACPD T H E TRUST PUBLIC PROPOSED DADE COUNTYPARKS, RECREATION, BEACHES LAND AND CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE L" SUMA4ARY Conserving Land The Dade County Parks, Recreation, Beaches and Cultural Facilities Measure is being for People proposed for the November, 1996 county ballot. The measure would provide approximately $200 million to improve, preserve, and restore park, recreation, beach and open space lands, and cultural and historical facilities throughout Dade County. The measure would expand and improve neighborhood and regional parks, help prevent juvenile crime by providing positive recreation opportunities for youth, improve beaches and protect threatened environmental and natural lands. A coalition of citizens, neighborhood organizations and community leaders is working to develop this measure. Aesfore and L=Od Parks ZIMEaliod_�- .2 end Na/E& lands The proposed measure would include funds for specific parks, beach, recreation and open space projects throughout the county. The measure would: • Reduce juvenile crime by providing recreation alternatives for at -risk youth • Improve old and build new sports facilities, including soccer, baseball and football fields • Improve beach facilities throughout Dade County • Protect Biscayne'Bay • Improve cultural and historic facilities • Develop greenways for public use • Develop and improve senior recreation facilities • Preserve threatened environmental and natural areas Z=Z2Ve OUr QMRV Q/ 11/0 Safe neighborhood parks, clean beaches and accessible sports and recreation facilities are vital to our duality of life in Dade County. Providing positive recreation alternatives will help reduce juvenile crime by keeping youth off the streets and out of trouble. As our population continues to expand, it is vital that we provide safe places for our children to play and quiet areas where we can escape from the traffic and urban pressures we face every day. We need to act now if we hope to set aside some of our remaining natural lands so our children can enjoy them in the future. IllMsl Ill OUr COlITl7lUlllfl�S Protecting our world-renowned beaches, coast and natural areas is vital to attract tourism and create jobs. Our recreation facilities are aging and haven't kept up with our rapid population groufth; in one season, 228 youth ball teams were turned away from a single county park. At a cost to the typical homeowner of about $7 per year, the proposed Dade County Parks Measure is a prudent investment in the future of our M 1 AJI1 OFFI CF. s 90U 01 R t3 VE R 02A q communities. The measure would be funded through an assessment roperty a d' S 1. U 1' H N 1 .� nt I funds would be spent in eve city in the county, I I.ORI66 1}l09 p every y } (tOt)RR7.Oi 09 rA�ldus) 667.0427 For more information please call Brenda Marshall a•Margueritte Ramos at (305) 667-0409. T 1.1 C• TRUST r• 0 1t OADE COUNTY PA U(S, RECREATION, BEACHES AND PUBLIC CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF 1996 LAND i07CIUTERIA FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS Conserving Land In addition to the general categories of funds for parks, beaches, recreation and cultural for People facilities, the Dade County Parks, Recreation, Beaches and Cultural facilities Measure of 1996 will include funds for specific projects throughout Dade County. These projects will be included in the measure with a specific funding amount for each project, allocation to a particular public agency and general designation of the area in which the funds will be spent. These projects can include acquisition, development and/or rehabilitation of park, recreation, cultural, coastal, trail or other open space lands anywhere in Dade County. Note: Every project nw.st meet the millin111r17 criteria listed below in order to be considered for iilclll.siorl in the Measure. Please read over and their fill out the attached questionnaire. CRITERIA FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS I) The project must be absolutely non -controversial and all parties involved (particularly landowners, if applicable) must agree that the project should be carried out; 2) There must be willing sellers if the project is an acquisition; 3) The project must be part of a local or county general plan; 4) The project must have -local political support (City Council must support by resolution); 5) The project must have strong support from local conservation and/or neighborhood groups and/or other involved organizations; 6) There must be an entity willing to operate and maintain the area once it is acquired and/or developed for park, recreation or open space use; 7) If applicabl6, the project must be a sound environmental recreational or cultural project of regional significance*, with good reasons for being preserved or improved. * Regional significance must he docu.nrented through: 1) Evidence that the prgject is a significant natural, recreational or culluml resoln•ce; 2) Letters or studies documenting the regional um of the proposed prgject by sru•r•ounding communities; 3) Documentation that the project is or will be made available or advertised on a regiollal hasi.s; \I t A MR , C 0r F I c n q) Evidence that the project i.s t11e o1111, olle of is killd ill Ille srlrrollllding region. 7 9 n 0U R O A q - 5 1) 1 T E. 7 3 SOUTII 611A "II r1.ORIDA J]la3 (.1 n51667•0d n9 Lnplop c.�aiTicc\wpwin\«•l�decslboncPcrilcria.doc FAN t105) 66)•na 17 � 1 SGclSS� 67-culls � f T H E TRUST F O R PUBLIC LAND The Trust for Public Land. FACT SHEET Conserving Land for People Mission The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is a private, nonprofit land conservation organization that works nationwide to conserve land for people. Founded in 1972, the Trust for Public Land specializes in conservation teal estate, applying its expertise in negotiation, public finance, and law to protect Ian d for public use. Working with private landowners, communities, and government agencies, TPl- has l.,elped protect, more than 1,000 special places nationwide for people to enjoy as parks, playgrounds, communitygardens, recreation areas, historic landn'iarks, and wilderness lands. Green Cities Initiative TPL is working in cities and metropolitan communities around the country, supporting local efforts to create parks and protect endangered open spaces. Through the Green Cities Initiative, TPL has initially targeted 12 cities where opportunities, leadership, and community commitment coalesce to undertake a comprehensive land acquisition and park improvement program: Atlanta, Georgia Minneapolis/St, Paul, Minnesow Austin, Texas New York, Nc%v fork Baltimore, Maryland Portland, Oregon Boston, Massachusetts Providence, Rhode Island Cleveland, Ohio San Francisco Bay Area, California Los Angeles, California Seattle, Washington TPL's Green Cities Initiative aims to increase public awareness of the vital role of parks and open space in the quality of urban life, generate funding to create, improve and maintain urban parks, and protect public open spaces that preserve and celebrate a city's unique heritage. TPL Services Working %v-,ll fede.al, state . _t _._„ ;;i e,s, civic, ic, a::d neighborhood organizations, TPL l.,rovides: NII A\II UFFI('li .4❑❑ H F 1) R 0 ,1 1) S 1 I 'I 1'. i 1 U 1 T y 11 1 A ,%I I I LO 11)A 3 314 3 1 111 6('7 • 114+19 • Interim site protection • Assistance with real estate ti-onsac.tions and financ.e • Information and technical support oil ymblic finance campaigns for new public land • Independent negotiations with landowncrs • Bridge financing through revolving funds, !oars, and lease-purcllase agreements • Planning :assistance and help identifyilig opportunities for parks and land protection • Effective pul,lic education C:illlhaihil.� lo' 1-1)(11%ili.7.e support for parks And ohell `;i"8ce 6) ID 156A'61 Y r VAX (3041 667-0427 Larld Conservation TPL- has 1lrotectcd over 800,000 acre~ of land valued at ti-tore than $900 million in U states and C.)clada. TPL N;is illso wo rkcd with over 300 of the nation's 1,100 laud trusts. These local nonprofit organizations 11Wrect ai'i,roxi►rtatcly 1.1 million acres nationxvide. TPL's NalioIlaI Land Cd)UtlseIor Prni;rnnl ?,ficrs intensive training for land trusts iit couservat ion real estate traIAsacCions. Project: Highlights Monroe Sclio(II (site of Brown v. Board of Ed. decision), Topeka, Kansas, 199.3 Walden Woods, Concord, M,15sachusetts, 1991-93 Southside Community Faun, Providencc, Rhode Island, 1991 Denali National Park and I'reserve, Alaska, 1991 1001111tains to Sound Greenway Prcv,min, W\ lsllitli;ton, 19 1 Senkna Park, Chicago, Illinois, 1991 ,)11 1?I't1Tlt� ��Q;Il1t 11:, �1t`. 1�1.?Ct'r. C:;lif, r)li, 1919 Kilauea Point National \Vildl'tfe P\,efi gv, Kauai, Hawaii, 1988 it m-tin Luther King Historical District, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982-present COltttllbla Got'ge National Scenic Area, Oregon and \ ashington, 1979-90 Lower East Side Covamtmit} Gardens, New fork, 1979 TPL Regional Offices Atlanta, Georgia (404) 573-7306 AkISt it1, Texts; (512) 4 78-46 4 4 Balttrn()re, \M' ktyland (110) 243-3695 B()stou, \'lassacNusctts (017) 367-62C0 CC)Sta \11esa, CAif01-UL► (71ti) 557-2575 Los Aogtles, Calif0111ia (310) 474-4466 Mitlne apoli's, T-lintlesc)ta (612) 338-8494 1 /Imistown, Netil )erse•y (201) 539-9191 New Haven, Connecticut (203) 777-7367 New `,"ork, New Yotk (212) ti77-7171 Norwich, Vermont (802) 649-36t L Pordak-td, Oregon (503 226-6620 Sacr unctltc�, California (916) 557-1673 ��atll'raliCtSCi1,i.:llit<)rlliCl (-�i�)4��-5�lt.C' tip.\:�•. �...\:�..1- �_ - .. _ , c-.. SCaltle, 206 587-2s47 South Z\liami, Florida (305) 6tt6 i -04109 ` t ;111111:1SS41, Florida (:?4I1) ? Z 1 404 V 'ashingtoll, D.C. (=0- ;\i-,i t;' nal Officl. t.I 15 '4t"' i Y Sat? Ftanci gin, Calitc)rtlia 1 `01 ; . 1 1_.-\\ p J REVISED LIST (2/20/96, rd F.... r DADE COUNTY PARRS, RECREATIO3-,,f!Bf-KHE$ D? CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF 1496 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PREPARED BY CITY OF MIAMI PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT 1. PROJECT NAME: Curtis Park Improvements ADDRESS: 1901 N.W. 24 Street DESCRIPTION: New Youth Center Building Indoor Basketball Courts Activity Rooms/Meeting Rooms Auditorium. Locker/Shower Facilities FUNDS NEEDED $ 3,000,000 2. PROJECT NAME; Robert King High Park_ Improvements ADDRESS: 7025 West Flagler Street DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Building New Park Sports Lighting New Playground Campgrounds Improvements FUNDS NEEDED: $ 2,000,000 3. PROJECT NAME: Shenandoah Park Improvements ADDRESS: 1800 S.W. 21 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Building New Basketball Court New .Baseball/Softball Fields FUNDS NEEDED: $ 1,000,000 4. PROJECT NAME: Douglas Park Improvements ADDRESS: 2755 S.W. 37 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Building Court and Field Renovations Site Improvements FUNDS NEEDED: $ 1,000,000 5. PROJECT DAME: Virrick Park Youth Center ADDRESS: 3580 Day Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Center Building Indoor Baketball Court Activity Rooms Meeting Rooms Locker/Shower Facilities FUNDS NEEDEDs $ 3,500,000 A � S ua �� ► a-a-� nn 1 9 9.3 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 2 6. PROJECT NAME-. Hadley Park Improvements ADDRESS 1300 N.W. 50 Street DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Bldg. & Senior Citizen Center Ballfield Improvements Lighting Upgrade Meeting Rooms Locker/Shower Facilities Basketball./Tennis Court Renovations FUNDS NEEDED: $ 3,000,000 7. PROJECT NAME: Miami Springs Golf Course Renovations ADDRESS 650 Curtiss Parkway DESCRIPTION: .Clubhouse Renovations Re -build fairways, Greens & Holes New Landscaping Parking Lot Improvements FUNDS NEEDED; $ 3,500,000 8. PROJECT NAME: Melreese Golf Course Renovations ADDRESS: 1802 N.W.37 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Clubhouse Site Improvements FUNDS NEEDED: $ 11000,000 9. PROJECT NAME: Grapeland Park Recreation_Building ADDRESS: 1550 N.W. 37 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Building Playground Site Improvements FUNDS NEEDED 10. PROJECT NAME: Maceo Park Recreation Center ADDRESS-- 5115 N.W. 7 Street DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Center'Build.ing Elderly Recreation Facilities Meeting Rooms/Activity Rooms Site Improvements FUNDS NEEDED: $ 1,000,000 $ 11000,000 12 D G�3 f � � M M 0113 � V PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 3 11. PROJECT NAME: Jose Marti Park Expansion & Improvements ADDRESS= 351 S.W. 4th Street DESCRIPTION: Acquisition of Adjacent Parcel of Land Landscaping and Irrigation Site Work/Walkways Renovation of Existing Facilitries Fencing Boat Ramp and Shoreline Improvements Parking Lot improvements Picnic Shelter Clubhouse Tennis Courts FUNDS NEEDED: 12. PROJECT NAME: Henderson Park Improvements ADDRESS: 971 N.W. 2nd Street DESCRIPTION: New Office/Restroom Building Playing Field Soil and Sod Site Furnishings Fencing Playground.Expansion Landscaping FUNDS NEEDED: $ 3,500,000 $ 400,000 13. PROJECT NAME: Rinloch Park Improvements ADDRESS- 455 N.W. 47 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Building for Disabilities Program Parking Facilities Landscaping Site Furnishings Walkways Playground FUNDS NEEDED: 14. PROJECT MAM- : ADDRESS:, DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED Southside Park Improvements 100 S.W..11 Street New Softball Field New Playground New Basketball Court Site Furnishings New Volleyball Court $ 900,000 $ 500,000 �1 ,�, '3 DV3l�ff%' PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 4 15. PROJECT Nam: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTIOf FUNDS NEEDED; 16. PROJECT NAME; ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS.NEEDED: 17. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED,- 18. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED: 14 Pace Park Development 100 S.W. 11 Street New Playground & Vita Course Site Furnishings Shoreline Stabilization and Enhancement New Volleyball Court Landscaping Lighting $ 1;500,000 Melrose Park Development N.W. 30th Street and 25th Avenue New Playground Playing Field Improvements Site Furnishings Landscaping Picnic Area Gibson Park Improvements 401 N.W. 12 Street New Youth Center Ballfield Upgrade New Volleyball Court Playground Expansion Landscaping Fencing $ 400,000 $ 3,500,000 Ranae Park Renovations Improvements 525 N.W. 62 Street Renovate Recreation Building New Playground Ballfield Renovations New Site Lighting Site Furnishings Landscaping Fencing $ 2,000,000 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS' PAGE: 5 J 19. PROJECT NAME: Morningside Park Renovations ADDRESS: 750 N.E. 55 Terrace DESCRIPTION: Pool/Cabanas Renovations New Park Lighting Parking Lots Renovations Landscaping Tennis Center Renovations Racquet Ball Court Shoreline Stabilization and Enhancement Concession Building Renovations FUNDS NEEDED: $ 3,000,000 20. PROJECT NAME; Allapattah Comstock Park Renovations ADDRESS; 2800 N.W. 17th Avenue DESCRIPTION: Playground Expansion Restroom Building Renovations ` Site Furnishings Balltield renovations FUNDS NEEDED: $ 1,000,000 21. PROJECT NAME: Merrie Christmas Park Improvements ADDRESS: LeJeune Road and Barbarossa Street DESCRIPTION: Landscaping Site Improvements%Walkway Playground Expansion Parking Lot Improvements Site Furnishings Volleyball Court FUNDS YEEDED 22. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS WEEDED; Moore Park Improvements 765 N.W. 36 Street Football.Field Renovations New Tennis Center Building Recreation Building Renovations New Playground Fencing . $ 400,000 $ 1,500,000 • � s ��s5r off., `� 15 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 6 23. PROJECT NAME: Simpson Park Renovations ADDRESS= 55 S.W. 17 Road DESCRIPTION: Building Renovations Fencing Upgrade Lighting Upgrade FUNDS NEEDED: 24. PROJECT MANE: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED: Coral Gate Renovations 1415 S.W. 32 Avenue Building Renovations New Playground Fencing Landscaping Ballfield Renovations 25. PROJECT KA10= West End Park Renovations ADDRESS; 250 S.W. 60 Avenue DESCRIPTION: Ballfield Renovations Building Renovations New playground Volleyball Court New Ballfield Lighting FUNDS NEEDED: 26. PROJECT NAME: Wainwright Park Renovations ADDRESS: 2845 Brickell Avenue DESCRIPTION: Shelter Renovations New Playground Site Furnishings Pavillion Renovations New Picnic Areas FUNDS NEEDED 27. PROJECT NAM: ADDRESS DESCRIPTION: 16 FUNDS NEEDED Reeves Park Renovations 600 N.W. 8 Street Shelter Renovations Playground Expansion Site Furnishings Fencing Landscaping Parking Lot Improvements Site Lighting MM� $ 400,000 $ 400,000 $ 600,000 $ 500,000 s $ 00, 0451 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE_ 7 28. PROJECT NAME ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED: Brvan Park Improvements 2301 SW 13 Street Building Renovations New Playground Court Renovation Site Furnishings New Bollards $ 400,000 29. PROJECT NAME: Peacock/Myers Park Improvements ADDRESS: 2820 McFarlane Road DESCRIPTION: Shoreline Stabilization and Enhancement Baywalk/Dock/Boat Ramp Improvements Site Furnishings Building Renovations New Tennis Court Roller Hockey Facility Enhancement FUNDS NEEDED: $ 2;fl99-999 2,500,000 30. PROJECT NAME: Daycare Centers Building_ Replacements ADDRESS Shenandoah Park 1800 N.W. 21 Avenue $ 800,000 Eaton Park 6015 N.E. 4 Court $ 800;000 Moore Park 765 N.W. 36 Street $ 800,000 Lemon City Park 27 N.E. 58 Street $ 800,000 DESCRIPTIONg New Daycare Building.s FUNDS DEEDED: $ 3,200,000 31. PROJECT NAME: Legion Park Improvements ADDRESS:: 6447' N.E. 7 Avenue DESCRIPTION: Site Improvements/Walkways Exercise Trail Parking lot improvements Site Furnishings Building Furnishings Tennis Courts Fencing Landscaping Shoreline Stabilization and Enhancement FUNDS NEEDED: $ 800,000 LA i 1nJ LI � ;41 •�17 ip PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 8 32. PROJECT lWA_F: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS 14EEDED: 33. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS= DESCRIPTION% FUNDS DEEDED: 34. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED: 35. PROJECT DAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: Dorsev Park Improvements 1701 N.W. lst Avenue Site Improvements/Walking Fencing Site Furnishing Landscaping Playground Expansion Clemente Park•Improvements $ 500,000 101 N.W. 34 Street Site Furnishings Building Furnishings & Vita Course Fencing Landscaping Building Renovations $ 1,700,000 Armbrister Park Improvements 236 Grand Avenue Fencing Court Renovations New Playground Building Furnishings Site Furnishings Site Lighting $ 1,000,000 African Sauare Park Improvements 1400 N.W. 62nd Street Building Furnishings Amphitheater Renovations Playing Field Improvements Site Furnishings New Tot -Lot FUNDS NEEDED: $ 500,000 36. PROJECT 14AME: Kirk Monroe Park Improvements ADDRESS 3120 Oak.Avenue DESCRIPTION; New Tennis Center Building & Bathroom New Playground Site Furnishings Lighting Upgrade New Tennis Court FUNDS NEEDED: $ 700,000 U L u PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 9 37. PROJECT NAME: Fern Isle Park Improvements ADDRESS: 1100 N.W. 22 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Recreation Building New Playground Site Furnishings FUNDS NEEDED: $ 400,000 38. PROJECT NAME: Riverside Park Improvements ADDRESS: S.W. 8th Avenue and 3rd Street DESCRIPTION: New Playground Landscaping Site Furnishing Site Lighting Restroom Renovations FUNDS NEEDED: 39. PROJECT 'KA1E: Tacol.cy. Center Improvements ADDRESS: 6161 N.W. 9*Avenue DESCRIPTION: Building Furnishings Building -Renovations* Fencing Irrigation Court Renovations New Playground FUNDS NEEDED: 40. PROJECT NAME: Williams Park Improvements ADDRESS 1717 N.W. 5 Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Playground Ballfield Improvements Fencing Landscaping Building Furnishings/Renovations Site Furnishings Site Lighting FUNDS NEEDED: $ 400,000 $ 800,000 $ 1,500,000 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 10 41. PROJECT NAME ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS NEEDED: 42. PROJECT HAM: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION: FUNDS 'NEEDED : Kennedy Park Improvements 2400 South Bayshore Drive Parking Lot Renovation New Exercise Trail New Playground Restroom Renovations* Site Improvements/Walkways Shoreline Enhancement $ 1,500,000 Belle Meade Park Improvements 769 NE 77 Street New Playground Site Furnishing Landscaping New Bollards $ 200,000 43. PROJECT NAME: Blanche Park improvements ADDRESS: Virginia Street and Shipping Avenue DESCRIPTION: New Playground New Bollards/Landscaping Site Furninshings Restroom Demolition FUNDS NEEDED: 44. PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: DESCRIPTION; FUNDS NEEDED; GRAND— jiE}iA3,�-. 20 $ 200,000 R. E. Lee Park ImDrovements 3100 N.W. 5 Avenue Shipping Avenue New Playground Fencing Site Furninshings Sod & Soil Landscaping Vita Course. $ 800,000 $55-7-r44,404 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS PAGE: 10A M I I 45. PROJECT NAME: Pallot Park ADDRESS: N.W. 6th Ave. (Btwn 38 & 39 St) DESCRIPTION: Landscaping Site Improvements/Walkways Fencing/Bollards Shoreline Stabilization FUNDS NEEDED: $ 400,000 46. PROJECT NAME: Lemon City ADDRESS: N.E. 58 St. & Miami Court DESCRIPTION: New Ballfield & Scoreboard Lighting Bleachers Fencing Acquisition of Additional Land FUNDS NEEDED: 750,000 47. Acquisition or joint venturing for the development of additional parks in the Little Havana area. - 48. Acquisition of tract of land in the Little River area to be developed as an ecological preserve for native vegetation and parks. 49. Acquisition of two (2) parcels in the Buena Vista, Brentwood, Bellair areas for mini basketball courts. _ REVISED GRAND TOTAL: $59,250,000 922 S&,'T E Y : DEV /HOLIS I r\G- ASSET NIGMT -11-06 : 16 : 35 ; CITY OF 3055733255:�" 2/15 F'J J DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, Bi ACHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE of 996 r PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJEC S FOR CITY OF MIAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMU1 ITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Projoct Narne US COAST GUARD STA ON NMMCX GYM) REHABILITATION & SIT . REDL"VELOPATENT Project 5 onsor Citv of Miami - Develo m t Division Contact Dianne Johnson Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami , 1. 33133-0708 Sponsor Phone 305579-3366 1. Project Description This project entails a comprehensive rehabilitation of a historically desigin ed former Coast Guard hangar (also known as the Virri Gym), the interior build -out of this structure, and the development of the surrounding site including its shor a and boating facilities. The City currently has fund sufficient to restore the exterior of the building and to c air structural deficiencies. 2., Project Location 2600 South Ida sh a Drive 3. Acreage 4.6 acres 4. Pun( Re aired $2,100,000 of $3 4 0,000 total budget) 5. Funding Justification P_neerie Es ' e 6. Implementing Agency Citv of Miami 7. lie 'onal Significance 8. Operating/Manage- City of Miami ment Agea2 9. Current 'Property City of Miami. 11 Owners 10. owricr(s) not applicable Support/Opposition 11. Dade County Support 12.City Support 13. Supporting Groups 8,/or Statc A encies 14.Opposing Groups &/or Statc Agnecies 1 S. Project. Publicity zz past!• .. SEKT BY : DEWHOUS I N'G-ASSET NiGNIT, 11-96 16 : 36 : C I TY OF ? `11- 3055755255 ; # 4! 15 i o �. DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, B 1ACHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE O 1996 - PROPOSED SPECIFIC PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMM FOR. CITY OP MIAM'I 41TY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name LUMr4US (PARK FOLK L E VILLAGE Project Sponsor City of Miami - Developm nt Division Contact Dianne Johnson, Develop ent Coordinator Sponsor Address P.U. Box 330708 Miami, irlorida 33133-0708 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 r' I. Project Description 2. Project. Location . 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required. 5. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance 8. Operating/ Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owner(s) 10.Owner(s) Support/Opposition I LDadc County Suppurl 12. City Comission Support 13.Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups &/or State Agnecies IS.Preject Publicity This project invlo s the renovation of 2 historic structures & the sign & construction of nevi= facilities including classroa s/workshops, office space, performance aream lighting and parking 404 NW 3rd Stree $3,000,000 '4—. c Lr- lSGUS'+'''' 23 :SENT Bl': DEWHOUS 1 NG-ASSET MGMT 11-96 ; 16:37 CITY OF 411" 3055755255;# 5!15 7'i J DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION; BE CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF ; 996 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJEC S FOR CITY OF MLAWI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMU ITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name Project Sponsor Contact Sponsor Address Sponsor Phone LUMMUS PARK/PIONEI IMPROVEMENTS City of Miami - Developm Dianne Johnson, Develol P.O. Box 330708 Miami, (305)579-3366 1. Project Description 2. Project Location 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required 5. F-ending Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Sigmilcanee S. Operating/ Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owner(s) 10. O ckrner(s) Support/Opposition 1 I. Dade County Support .12. City Comission Support 13. Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups &/or State Agnecies 15. Project Publicity This project involy dclapidated seawa of plazas, seating i riverfront access. 404 NW 3rd Street $1,500,000 CLUB SITE RIVERSIDE Division at Coordinator rida 33133-0708 the replacement of the existing and boat slips, and the development .d other recreational amentitics for 24 i pro7-jwx e.d 119/<)6 1 POLU 3 SFNNIT BY: DEWHOUS I NG-ASSET NIGMT 11-06 ; 16 : 37 C I TY OF .i �i ,J 3055755255;# 6/15 DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, 13Ej kCHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF:� 996 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PR OJEC � FOR CITY 'OF MAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMU ' ITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION - Project Name Project Sponsor Contact Sponsor Address Sponsor Phone VIRGINIA KZY SEA CA h City of Miami - Developm Dianne Johnson, Develol P.O. Box 330708 Miami, (305)579-3366 1. Project Description 2. Project Location 3. Acreage 4. finding Required 5. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance S. Operating/ Man age- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owner(s) 10.Owner(s) Support/ Opposition 11. Dade County Support. 12. City Comission Support 13. Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing (.Groups &/or State Ageeciies 1S. Project Publicity This project invlo facilities & neces; environmental ar adults. Facilities & showers, classy Rickenbacker Ca $2,000,000 b", ^ �� Division at Coordinator rida 33133-0708 d the design & construction of new ry infrastructure for an marine science camp for youth, ould include bunkhouses, restrooms 3ma, and rustle camp siteg. D `��� • / lt- 25 SEMI BY: DEWHOUS I NG-ASSET MGNIT' `-11-86 16 : 38 CITY OF 1"Al- 3055755255 : # 7/ 15 UL����� DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, BE CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF ?; 996 PROPOSED SPECIFIC FOR CITY 'OF MIAMI PRFPARFD BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name Project Sponsor Contact Sponsor Address Sponsor Phone VIRGINIA HEY BEACH 8s phase II City of Miami - Devclopmt Dianne Johnson, Develops P.n. Box 330708 Miami, (305)579-3366 1. Project Description 2. Project Location 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required S. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance 8. Operating/ Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property O,wncr(s) 10.0tvn.er(s) Support/ Opposition 11. Dade County Support 1.2. City Comission Support 1:3. Supporting Groups Esc./or State Agencies 14.Opposing Croups &/or State Agnncies 15.Proiect Publicity PIR This project will cc program, to begin i modifications to e: beach acid the cor as well as additior to the island's dur Rickenbacker Cau $ 1,800,000 STABI]LYZATION - Division at Coordinator rida 331.33-0708 Lpletc a beach erosion control 1996. Work will involve ,Ming granite groins at thenorth ruction of new groins in the south, rock revetments and enhancements systems. J 5G�S516� pi'r..t)zarc-d 119/1.16 1):, gr: 57 SENT 13Y : I)I V/Ii01.IS I NG-ASSE1' MGN1T; I 1-86 16 : 39 ; CITY OF N' , I -+ 3055755255 : # 9/ 15 I i p� [E L`U LrLI U` L� i LJ L DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, B CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE 019 1996 PROPOSED SPECIFIC FOR CITY OF MIAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name bnAMi RIVERWALK EXI Project Sponsor City of Miami - Developmc Contact Dianne Johnson, Develop Sponsor Address P.O. Boer 330708 Miami, Slaonsar Phone: (305)579-3366 1. Prgjecl Description 2. Project. Location :3. Acreage }. Funding Required 5. lAtnding ,Justification 65 Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance. Wit, Operating/Managp- inent Agency 9. 40xin-ent Property Owner(s) 10. Owner(s) support/opposition 11.Dade County Support 12� City* Comission Support 13.8uPP0rlu1g Groups /car State Agencies 14.171 ix)sim, Groups €-for tatc F c�ccies 15, 1Yc' lCt:,i FLiblicity N �t Division bent Coordinator Ilorida 33133-0708 0 SEVT BY:DEV/H011S!1G-ASSET NiGMT -11-96 ; 16:39 ; CITY OF !! 3055755255: 10/15 DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, B MEASURE O PROPOSED SPECIFIC PR PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMM, Project Name WATSON ISLAM ALkI M Project Sponsor City of Miami - Developme: Contact Dianne Johnson, Develops Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami, F ;upon cor Phone (305) 579-3366 1. Project Description Work in this projec redevelopment of tl including the repla infrastructure. 2. Project Location Watson Island 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required $2,800.000 .5. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance 8. Oper4tin g/ Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owner(s) 10.0wner(43) Support/Opposition 11. Dade County Support 12. City Comission Support 13. Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups &/or State Agnncies 1.5.Project Publicity ►: " ,CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES sss S FOR CITY OF M IAMI PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION REDEVELOPMP,NT (Phase 11) t Division :nt Coordinator )rida 33133-0708 will involve the complete aging marina facilities on this site, .went of itd outrooded utilitiy przl)srcid 119IC1(� �7 Page. 1 SENT BY:DEWHOUSING-ASSET WHIT, 11-96 16:40 CITY OF I III 3U6575�.?5� r11!1 i :J IL!, r._f _ L :I DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, BII CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF�;1996 PROPOSED SPECIPIC PROJE4S FOR CITY OF MIAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMU , ITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name BAYSIDE MARNA REVOI rATION - PEIASE n Project Sponsor City of Miami - Developm t Division Contact Dianne Johnson, Develop ent Coordinator Sponsor Address P.U. Box 330708 Miami, lorida. 33133-0708 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 I 1. Project Description This project will cc systems to control well as upland iml doekmaster's office laundry, et al). 2. Project Location Biscayne Blvd. 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required $1,800,000 5. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency 7. Regional Significance 8. Operating/ Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owner(s) 10. Owner(s) Support/ Opposition 1 I. Dade County Support 12_ City Comission Support 13.Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups 8-,/or Statc Ageecies 1 S. Proj ect Publicity struct new and additional baffling vave agitation in the marina basin as. ovements in the form of an expanded. and boaters amenities (showers, 0 29 SEW BY : DEWHQUS I NG-ASSET NiGNIT ; .2-96 ; 14 : 31 CITY OF hi. . -+ 3055755255 ; # 2/ 5 DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, Be WHES & CULTURAL. FACILITIES MEASURE OFJ1 1996 - PROPOSED SPECIFIC r FOR CITY 'OF MIANII PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name Project Sponsor Contact Sponsor Address Sponsor Phone DINNER KEY MARINA t City of Miami - Developm Dianne Johnson, Develol P.Q. Sox 330708 Miami, (305)579-3366 1. Project Description 2. Project Location 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required 5. Funding Justification 6, implementing Agency 7. -Regional Significance 8. Operating/Manage- ment Agency 9. Current Property Owncr(s) . 10.0wner(s) Support/Opposition 11.Dade County Support 12. City Commission Support 13,Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups &/or State Agencies 15.Project Publicity 30 �irep�red 1 J<�I96 Improvements to L transient boater (a facilities, laundry i amenities in the b< of the existing doe] •trailer parking imf Myers Park. 3400 Pan America $2,500,000 City of Miami City of Miami City of Miami. M M t Division cat Coordinator orida 33133-0708 er They Marina would include new orage) facilities (parking, launch showers), expanded marina user cent of City Ball, an enlargement .ster's office, public boat ramp and =ents, and a baywalk along Thrive (Coconut Grove) � 71 `D, page SENT BY : DEWHOUS I NG-ASSET NIGhfl , -12-96 ; 14 : 32 ; CITY OF N1 3055755255;# 3/ 5 mml� 71-11- DADE COUNTY DARKS, RECREATION, B MEASURE O PROPOSED SPECIFIC PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMM CHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES 996 FOR CITY OF mum PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name HURMCANE ANCHOP-ACP DEVELOPMENT Project Sponsor City of Miami - DevelopmAht Division . Contact Dianne Johnson, Develop ent Coordinator Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami, orida 33133•-0708 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 f 1. Project Description This project will infolve the permitting, design and Construction of m rings in the protected waters of Dinner Xey and th Marine Stadium basin for use as safe harbors in th event of hurricanes. 2. Project Location Dinner Key (Coco t Grove) & the Marine Stadium Basin (Virginia K 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required $1,000,000 S. Funding Justification 6. implementing Agency City of Miami 7. Regional Significance 8. Operating/Manage- City of Miami ment Agency 9. Current Property City of Miami Owner(s) 10. Owner(s) Support/Opposi.tion 11.Dade County Support 12. City Commission Support 13. Supporting Groups ' &/or State Agencies 14, Opposing Groups &/ or State Agencies 15.Project Publicity Lt MIL A, � V 1 31 prepacrci 1; 9/96 SENT BY:DEV/HOUSING-ASSET MGNIT; 2-96 ; 14:34 CITY OF M, 3055755255;# 2/ 2 l DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, B 1ACHES CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE O I1996 lIi .. PROPOSED SPECIFIC PRO FOR CITY OF MIAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMU ITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name NVIR E STADWM REPLA CENTER Project Sponsor City of Miami - Developmen Contact Diaclnc Johnson, bevelopm Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami., F1 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 1. Project Description In this project, the C sport and performan existing deteriorated facilities will include water -dependent rec the Marine Stadium 2. Project Location 3601 Rickenbacker t 3. Acreage 4. Funding Required $9,500,000 5. Funding Justification 6. Implementing Agency City of Miami 7. Regional Significance 8. Operating/Manage- City of Miami - or pr. went Agency competitive process 9. Current Property City of Miami Owner(s) 10.Owner(s) Owner supported Support/Opposition 11. Dade County Support 12. City Commission Support 13. Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14. Opposing Groups &/ or State Agencies 15. Project Publicity 32c1>_•tred 1 /9/96 & WATER RECREATION t Coordinator Ida 33133-0708 proposes to reconstruct a vtrater amphitheater in the area of the arine Stadium. Additional �pport facilities and amenities for ttional activities along the edge of Sin. z4eway (Virginia Key) manager to be determined by 8Wf. BY : DEV/HOUSING-ASSET MGMT; 2-06 14 : 33 CITY OF Nil - 3055755255 ; # 5/ 5 i DA135 COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, B CHES CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF 1996 I� PROPOSED SPECIFIC FOR CITY OF' MIA3lU PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNINr ANn RFvrrAi 17ATIMI Project Name COCONUT GROVE MMJ rrXON CENTER. ICE RINK Project Sponsor City of Miami Contact Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami, forida 33133-0708 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 1. Project Description Under this project the City would construct a regional . ice skating facility the West Hall of the existing Convention Center 2. Project Location 2700 South Baysh re Drive (Coconut. Grove) 3. Acreage - 4. Funding Required $800,000 5. Funding Justification 6: Implementing Agency City of Miami 7..Ref ional Significance 8. Operating/Manage- City of Miami went Agencv 9. Current Property City of Miami Owners) ' 10.Owner(s) Support/Opposition l LDade County Support 12. City Commission i Support 13. Supporting Groups &/or State Agencies 14.Opposing Groups &/or State Agencies 1 S. Project Publicity i it prepared 1/9/96 33 ADDITIONAL PROJECT PROPOSED BY ASSET MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Project Name: Manuel Artime Community Center Renovation Project Contact: Eduardo Rodriguez, Director City of Miami, Office of Asset Management �ll ULJ u I 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Suite 400 Miami, FL 33131 1. Description of proposed project including breakdown of proposed development, restoration or improvement. Project: Restoration and improvement of the Manuel Artime Community Center located at 900 and 970 SW 1 Street, Miami, Florida. See Exhibit A attached hereto for details. 2. Exact location. See Exhibit B attached hereto. 3. How many acres? Approximately 2.1 acres. 4. Mat amount of funds are needed to acquire the property or carry out the project? $335,000 rd.. 5. How was this amount determined? rol Items 1 through 8 were estimated after consulting with experts within the City of Miami Public Works Department and comparing same to actual bids previously received by the City for similar projects and that published in the Marshall and Swift Cost Guide. Item 9, painting, is based upon an estimate provided by a paint contractor. Has the property been appraised? No appraisals have been recently obtained for this property. 6. Which governmental agency would acquire the property or receive funds to cant' out the proposed project? City of Miami would be the recipient of the funds. iJ ..: :1 :J •�1 lJ U a] _Page 1 �_ ..� � N 7. Does the project have regional significance? Is it or will it be used by many communities? Please include information on regional nature of project. This property is currently used as a theater and an office building which houses primarily services to the community such as day care, food stamp offices and immigration assistance. Due to the condition of the buildings, the City has had difficulty in renting space at market rates. If the buildings are not improved soon, the current tenants will likely relocate to more acceptable facilities. Many of the residents in the area are elderly and are unable to drive to alternative sites thereby making it essential to maintain these types of services in the area. It is critical not to have these buildings vacated as it will only contribute to the economic downfall of the neighborhood. Enhancements to the theater including provisions for the handicapped and aesthetically improving the site should help promote greater use of the theater. This greater use could provide the necessary economic boost the neighborhood needs so desperately. 8. Who would operate and manage the property after acquisition? Have they agreed to do so? Currently the City is operating the Manuel Artime Community Center. We are seeking a lessee for the property who in turn would operate the Manuel Artime Community Theater and rent out the office space. As this property was acquired and built with Community Development Block Grant funds, the property must continue to be utilized for services to the community. 9. Who are the current property owners? Are the current owners willing to sell? The current property owners are the City of Miami. This is not Egi acquisition. 10. Would the current property owners oppose the proposed project being included in the measure? N/A 11. Does the Board of County Commission support the project and the designation of agencies for acquisition and management? No information available at.this time. 12. Does the City Council support the project and the designation of agencies for acquisition and management? No information available at this time. 13. Which local or state organization's support the project? We have not had the opportunity to promote this project nor seek endorsements for same at this time. Based upon our recent solicitation for a proposer to lease the property, it appears there is tremendous support to maintain the current use of the site. 14. Which local or state organizations oppose the project? Who might oppose the project? No one has expressed objection to this project nor do we anticipate any. Page 2 i F ' i r, � l� Pon 35 15. Has there been any publicity about the above project? Has it been positive or negative? No publicity about this project has taken place at this time. -'' Page 3 36 Exhibit A CITY OF MIAMI BREAKDOWN OF IMPROVEMENT PROJECT MANUEL ARTIME COMMUNITY CENTER LINE ITEM DESCRIPTION REQUEST Sign age for ADA access $ 3,300 ADA improvements to restrooms $17,250 Elevator retrofit $50,000 Ramp to theater for handicap access $ 600 Curb ramp from parking area to buildings $ 1,200 Ceiling Tiles 22;102 s.f. @ $3.50 s.i'; $77,357 Interior painting including drywall and ceiling o repairs $45,000 Restripe parking lot 103 spaces @ $10 space $ 1,185 Window Reinstallation & Replacement, as necessary in 970 SW 1 St $50,000 Repair of theater tower including roof and window repairs $50,000 Carpeting approx 12,600 s.f. @ $3.10 s.f. $39,060 $334,952 AMOUNT REQUESTED $335,000 rd. tl Page 4 ),,e; 37 ©G TV EXHIBIT B LEGAL DESCRIPTION All of Lots 1, 6, 7, 14, 15 and 20, and the East 48 ft of Lot 2, the West 22 ft of Lot 5, Lot 16 less the North 10 ft of the East 28 ft, Lots 17 and 18 less the North 10 ft, and Lot 19 less the North 10 ft of the west 2 ft Block K of RIVERVIEW as recorded in Plat Book 5, page 43 in the Public Records of Dade County Florida The above legal description was developed after reviewing the legal description of that property conveyed to Dade County pursuant to that Quit Claim Deed dated September 26, 1980 as recorded in OR Book 10930, Page 2156, 2157 and 2158. 0 r- Page 5, 38dri--- DADE COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION, BEACHES & CULTURAL FACILITIES MEASURE OF 1996 PROPOSED SPECIFIC PROJECTS FOR CITY OF MIAMI PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND REVITALIZATION Project Name VIRGINIA KEY ENVIRONMENT & SEA CAMP Project Sponsor City of Miami - Development Division Contact Dianne Johnson, Development Coordinator Sponsor Address P.O. Box 330708 Miami, Florida 33133-0708 Sponsor Phone (305)579-3366 1. Project Description This project involved the design & construction of new facilities & necessary infrastructure for an environmental and marine science camp for youth & adults. Facilities would include bunkhouses, restrooms & showers, classrooms, and rustic camp sites. 2. Project Location Rickenbacker Causeway 3. Acreage To be determined 4. Funding Required $2,100,000 5. Funding Justification Engineering Estimate 6. Implementing Agency City of Miami 7. Regional Significance Children & adults from all over South Florida will attend the camp, which will target low income, the disabled and other disadvantaged groups with special scholarships & other support. 8. Operating/Manage- City of Miami ment Agency 9. Current Property City of Miami Owner(s) 10.Owner(s) City of Miami supports this project Support/ Opposition 11.Dade County Support The City and County have jointly adopted a Master Plan for Virginia Key which includes a full array of recreational camping activities & amenities. 12. City Commission The City Commission has endorsed the development of a Support recreational camp ground on Virginia Key 13. Supporting Groups Friends of Virginia Key, MAST Academy, Tropical &,/or State Agencies Audobon Society, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau 14.Opposing Groups &/or None known at this time. (The development of a State Agencies privately operated RV campground was defeated by Miami voters & opposed by some Key Biscayne residents) 15.Project Publicity None at this time on prepared 1/16/96 � 9 �r City Geri( 12:41 BARRY UNIU. SCHOOL OF ADULT EDJ. NO.023 P005/008 April 9, 1990 Mayor Xavier Suarez City of Miami Dear Mayor Suarez: Virginia Key Park is a prime example of a rare and diminishing resource of urban wilderness. A group of dedicated community leaders is working toward the establishment of an environmental education facility for youth on the southern portion of Virginia Key. Mabel Fentress Miller is coordinating the project and has worked with me for many years on conservation education programs. She designed and directed the first marine science camp in the Florida Keys which ultimately became SFACAMP. Her experience in environmental education is unparalleled, with her help the project will be a success. T ask you and the City Commission to join their efforts, T appreciate that you sent your representative, Martin Laburu, to meet with the group on March 3, 1990. He has offered to assist in the drafting of a proposal to be presented to the Commission. Please add your voice in support of this important project. MSD:str Regards, Marjory Stoneman Douglas