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Exhibit A (Virginia Key Master Plan) OLD
VIRGINIA KEY MASTER PLAN Final Draft Presentation J PRESENTATION OUTLINE 1. Project Orientation, Goals, and Objectives 2. The Process 3. Consensus Building 4. Evolution of the Master Plan • Site Inventory and Analysis • Preliminary Land Use Plan • Preliminary Master Plan Options • Final Master Plan 5. Next Steps �1�- �r� _$' _ .1r Y i�! R - '� ,�, �` e 4�'% '. •Iv h � _ ,5 T I:i '�� �-.I r� I t oor Z' -3 9 'la mi South a C 11 I r 7 'a [ft Biscayne Bay Ric n b a Clk v Cs nir YV, J V 141.� i >, , Ocean CLY � °�;. 'e'er'" ?��. /� �. Key Rkcay.. Ap ERA Key Walking Minutes Mileage Okmwe novin GOALS AND OBJECTIVES • Develop a viable waterfront with public open space areas. • Develop policies for the use of the waterfront. • Provide for the protection and enhancement of the natural resources (i.e. public beaches, parks and conservation areas) with the necessary infrastructure and traffic flow to serve future improvements. • Integrate and preserve the historic Virginia Key Beach EDSA THE PROCESS 1. PROJECT SCOPING 2. DATA COLLECTION AND RESEARCH 3. SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS 4. STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEW PROCESS 5. PUBLIC MEETING #1: SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS, March 29, 2007 6. PUBLIC MEETING #2: COMMUNITY WORKSHOP AND CONSENSUS BUILDING, June 20, 2007 7. PRELIMINARY CONCEPTUAL LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN 8. PUBLIC MEETING #3: PRELIMINARY MASTER PLANNING, August 26, 2008 9. FINAL MASTER PLANNING 10. PREVIEW PRESENTATION OF THE VIRGINIA KEY MASTER PLAN, May 20, 2009 11. PRESENTATIONS TO ADVISORY BOARDS AND CITY COMMISSION • Waterfront Advisory Board • Planning Advisory Board • City Commission 12. 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ETC) ENHANCED H061E BEACH NEW HIGH SCHOOLAND MULTI-PURPOSE PUBLIC USE (IF AFTER SCHOOLAGTIVIIIES, PERPORMANCE, ETC) NEW AQUATIC CEVTER WITH ROWING CLUB MASTACADEMY ENHANCED PRIMARY ENTRANCE INTO ISLAND 3. TAC PROPOSED PUBLIC W47ERFRONT PARK WITH ' - CONSOLIDATED CONCESSION AND SAILBOATIHOBIE CAT RENTALS 41:AC i�` j PROPOSED PUBLIC WATERFRONT PROMENADE - CONCEPTUAL -AND USE PLAN REG Coml]Tfi�h n ,w T�iTL s�«. I T7-,-�, Carter=Burgass (r`m L% 30,d VIEWS TD SCID FH MIAMIANDKEY ,,'• BISCAYNE •' VIEWS T4 DOW NTOS WETLAND PRESERVE r�++•... ti1ETLAND PRESERVE 30;9 AC 191A �7-9 AC 137.4 A -- 112 C 112 4 AC DE RM V FTLAND RESTCRATION AREA VEWSTO tISHER ISLAND " LOW INTENSITY PUR L'C C•+; RECREATION (IE. •ECO - i CAMPGROUND", CONFIDENCE COURSE, GOLF CCURGE , dIKINGI i MOUNTAIN BIKING, ETC.) 1 ADDITIONAL PUELIC �3 AC BEACH AREA i LOV, INTENSITY WATER USES AND . Cjkr r' PICU IC AREA WITH MANGROVE 'PRESERVATICIN r ,`r $ Al 39 -SAC. ■ 23.2 118 AC r i' 9 AC MIAMI PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY BEACH P ,RK WASTER PLAN dw� ` VIEWS TO HILL ENHANCED SADOWSKI PRESERVE AND raw DPWNTOVVN i •` MIAMI PRESE]a PRESERVE 5.AC ;3L17.1C yr WETLAND PRESERVE "Jt 6.3Ac -l' n Vis.' WETLAND PRESERVE r�++•... ti1ETLAND PRESERVE 30;9 AC 191A �7-9 AC 137.4 A -- 112 C 112 4 AC DE RM V FTLAND RESTCRATION AREA VEWSTO tISHER ISLAND " LOW INTENSITY PUR L'C C•+; RECREATION (IE. •ECO - i CAMPGROUND", CONFIDENCE COURSE, GOLF CCURGE , dIKINGI i MOUNTAIN BIKING, ETC.) 1 ADDITIONAL PUELIC �3 AC BEACH AREA i LOV, INTENSITY WATER USES AND . Cjkr r' PICU IC AREA WITH MANGROVE 'PRESERVATICIN r ,`r $ Al 39 -SAC. ■ 23.2 118 AC r i' 9 AC PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY BEACH P ,RK WASTER PLAN dw� PROPDSED VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK TRUST ENTRY IMPROVEMENTS ENHANCED FISHERIES BUILDING ENHANCED +� ❑NIVERSITYOF MIAMI PUBLIC BEACH COASTAL HAMMOCK ; j NATURE TRAIL ;3L17.1C yr ,9 53.3 AC ACTIVE RECREATION s PARK FE B P UA R Y. 12.4 P.0 DERM NETLAN❑ RESTORATION AREA PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY BEACH P ,RK WASTER PLAN PROPDSED VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK TRUST ENTRY IMPROVEMENTS ENHANCED FISHERIES BUILDING ENHANCEDNOAACAMPUS ❑NIVERSITYOF MIAMI ENHANCED SEACUARIUM WITH ECUCATIDNALCOMPONENTANO STRUGTUREP PARKING(DASHEDARE.A) LKEY V I R G I N I AAS FE B P UA R Y. 2047 SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS: PUBLIC MEETING #1 PUBLIC COMMENTS FEEDBACK RECEIVED ON WEBSITE : Category # of Comments Athletic Fields and Landfill 27 Deed Restrictions and Leases 4 Lagoon- Rowing Club and Marina 13 Marine Stadium 13 North Point 2 Process 19 Public Purpose Land and Green Space preservation 25 Public School 160 Website 5 Other Elements Total: 268 x . �00 Category # of Comments Athletic Fields and Landfill 27 Deed Restrictions and Leases 4 Lagoon- Rowing Club and Marina 13 Marine Stadium 13 North Point 2 Process 19 Public Purpose Land and Green Space preservation 25 Public School 160 Website 5 Other Elements Total: 268 EUSN COMMUNITY WORKSHOP: PUBLIC MEETING #2 LDS COMMUNITY WORKSHOP: PUBLIC MEETING #2 # of Dots Category 400 Educational Center oRowing (193) oSchool (134) 326 Bill Sadowski Aquatic Preserve 315 Environmental Educational Trails and the National Parks Service Center oNational Parks Service trails 134 oLow-impact nature/educational trails) 270 Multi-purpose Marine Village and Marina oRestaurant (i.e. Rusty Pelican) oViews to Miami 106 oPublic Waterfront Promenade oMarina 243 Public Beach oWindsurfing 198 Virginia Key Beach Park Trust 90 oEducational/Interpretive Trails with Seating 191 Shrimpers' Lagoon oLow-impact Water Sports 34 oJimbo's 174 DERM Restoration Areas oElevated Boardwalks oWildlife viewing areas # of Dots Category 164 North Point oBiking (Mountain biking and road biking) oNature trails oEco-camping 155 Public Recreational Park oRegional Athletic Park oSoccer 134 Marine Stadium 126 Coastal Hardwood Hammock oEducational Trails oButterfly Gardens 106 Improved Circulation Patterns oDedicated Biking Lanes/Pathways 101 Improved Hobie Beach oProtected Sand dunes oBoardwalks 90 Public Icon Park oSculpture Gardens oArt in Public Spaces 34 Improved Fishing Pier 27 Structured Seaquarium Parking and Public Waterfront Promenade oPublic Waterfront Promenade oGreen Roofs/ Rooftop Gardens J COMMUNITY WORKSHOP: PUBLIC MEETING #2 �itSCh��* J �1 N. tir.JFJ2�A�E N191r a�14 F/cL�D} _ s.rtAa J COMMUNITY WORKSHOP: PUBLIC MEETING #2 SUMMARY OF COMMENTS: 1. Preserve and enhance natural environment 2. Low -impact mix of recreational uses 3. Multi -use and multi-purpose recreation trails through out island 4. Ensure safety (concern about wake in lagoon) 5. Sustainable and environmentally friendly practices J PRELIMINARY MASTER PLAN PRESENTATION PUBLIC CONSENSUS BUILDING PUBLIC MEETING #3 SUMMARY OF COMMENTS: 1. Ensure Sustainability of the Virginia Key Master Plan (Access and Traffic, Environmental Concerns with Boat Ramp location, night lighting, budget for development of plans, etc) 2. Promote Cultural Resources on the Key (i.e. Marine Stadium, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, and others) 3. Concerns about programming of various uses in the Marine Stadium Basin and the mix of passive boating activities with motorized boat activities (i.e. Marina Wet Slips, Dry Stack etc). Propose a "No Wake" zone. 4. Conserve and celebrate Natural Resources (Bill Sadowski Critical Wildlife Area, etc) J PRELIMINARY MASTER PLAN PRESENTATION PUBLIC CONSENSUS BUILDING PUBLIC MEETING #4 SUMMARY OF COMMENTS: 1. Plan takes into account past comments regarding Lagoon Use and programming of environmentally sensitive areas 2. Multiple users in lagoon are possible 3. Plan proposal too "dense" 4. Park Maintenance 5. Keep Virginia Key as green as possible and preserve the character 6. Increase transit and alternative forms of transportation 7. Athletic facilities help promote youth development 8. Need more integration with Virginia Key Beach Park J OWNERSHIP MAP I a _ 544208 E 544209 544 - .. dry Nvlahu t+ •-ran �"` ' MArxGetiG T ylspn' - - i 1 sn�ays STF Sm:. J J ;ISL Y - R9. Ef vRv{GRTI E'%T 7'wI61CVi n exi P �� L M bYI FL _ PEE AIS Nl 61alRNI] 1 ��12 I� CyR �NRNRGEMEN CVP ON \` — P � ,Y "'ti �F •PR -es�TM .,DPTo�P&L e ,ax. xon .wrr 13%q 0.VE IL4 G1lT t�� ):+ � 131aFL v. I Ews,Yrnvesl^m: �xae raryar,€MFM�rpmyl�nN u e 5 I �H. EY4Y wfEFL li I, 5-04218 544217 Esr 544216 544 r R�ATllNF��� naMn�c r I f� a5 r Mow wIEFI GP I � assET NRIwsL+uarcLvua�Pl ems^ M.Y I. �� wa+•sr � _ I nR YR Roewea r .. � � rf GP ' srsre¢�is• � ma an �:.'� ` �` � war oRcauxrIX _—rvOTlE 1. 0kNNFRSFIIP RFPRFSFN FLJ RY TAX FOLIO INFORMATION GATPEB BY -' MIAMI -BABE COUNTY PL, NNING BEPT. Mre 2. THIS MAP DOES NOT REPRESENT ANY UNDERLYING BEERS OR LAND 20 °" °`` 544221 CONVEYANCES (THIS INFORMATION $44 CAN HE RECUESTE© FRGM THE CIT`/ OF MIAM1). VIRGINIA KEY FINAL MASTER PLAN BISCAYNE BAY BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA MIAMI MARINE STADIUM LAGOON HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK (VVRT MASTER PLAN) BEAR CUT FISHER ISLAND NORRIS CUT ATLANTIC OCEAN J - `°.SHRIMPERS - LAGOON ATLANTIC OCEAN J aISCAYNE ear r LAND USE SUMMARY 21.4 4 .2 AC MIAMI MARINE STADIUM LAGOON 're CONSERVATION AREA (TO RE PROTECTED 497 ACRES (47.6% OF TOTAL AREA. - COUNTY AND FEDERAL LANDS (NO IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED) 212.5 ACRES i2G 6% OF T07AL AREAS RIGHT OF WAY AND FISHING PIER IMPROVEMENTS 70 ACRES (6.4% OF TOTAL AREA) MASTER PLAN IMPROVEMENT AREAS 257,7 ACRES X25% OF TOTAL AREA) HILL $i.Gq W."I €nITICAL w L e,L Wil Aurik 60.3 A 116,5A (lrmMWc�, 5AVeS fcr� 44.1' Trea#mnl An -&•7} SIC VIA04NIA KEY PEACH PARK IliffC Ktzt Ul hI ILA [ LIT F43HER ISLAND MORRIS CVT i ••slt�lil1lrEle� ,�= LAGOON I 15.6 A LAND USE SUMMARY: IMPROVEMENT AREAS BISE.RYME BAA,' 60.3 AC NORRIS CUT F 1'371 tk 1®LAN13 15.6 AC TO IN LAND USE SUMMARY: OPEN SPACE CONSERVATION IIISCAYHE DAY lk. PAIAM� MAMINE ". STAD Um LAGOON cl,Ci,.qp 1 11+ f,p MASTER PLAN IMPROVEMENT AREAS R571 ACRES (2$71 �4 OFIC., T AL AREA.1 PRO POSED STRUCTURES (ENC LOSED AND OPEN) 24 ACRIF-5 (FJ,3% OF TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AREA, OVER 'Ak. OPEN SPACE) DILL SADOWSKI GRITiCAL WILDLIFE AREA 22. HISTORIC VIR0110A KEY BEACH PARK iWA- 1j1k5T6R PLAN) v ®EAR CLIT MORRIS CUT 3HRIMPEIRS LAGOON flSFIffFIl ISLAHO VIRGINIA KEY MASTER PLAN IN COMPARISON TO CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK CITY VIRGINIA KEY, MIAMI ISLAND PARK SURROUNDED BY WATER BUT WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO REGIONAL POPULATION OF 2.4 MILLION (MIAMI DADE COUNTY, 2007) AREA: LAND: 1,030 ac WATER: 182 ac TOTAL: 1,212 ac BUILDINGS/STRUCTURE: EXISTING: 11.2 ac PROPOSED: 24.0 ac TOTAL: 35.2 ac (2.9%) PROGRAM: ACTIVE RECREATION/BALLFIELDS: 50 ac (4.1%) OTHERS: Existing: Seaquarium, NOAH, Fisheries, WASA (Sewage Treatment Plant), UM Rosenstiel, MAST Academy, Rusty Pelican, Historic Park, etc Proposed: Marina/ Drystack Boat Storage, Aquatic Center, Public Pools, Small -Scale Retail & Restaurants, Wellness and Active Recreation Campus with Dormitories, Waterfront Parks & Promenade, Fitness/Biking/Walking/Jogging Trails, Playgrounds etc CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK CITY URBAN PARK SURROUNDED BY DENSE DEVELOPMENT AND POPULATION OF 8.2 MILLION (2006) AREA: LAND: 705 ac WATER: 138 ac TOTAL: 843 ac BUILDINGS/STRUCTURE: TOTAL: 16.0 ac (1.9%) PROGRAM: ACTIVE RECREATION/BALLFIELDS: 57.5 ac (6.8%) OTHERS: Existing: Theater, Restaurants, Shops (Retail), Recreation Center, Zoo, Skating Rinks, Public Pools, Boat Rentals, Gardens, Playgrounds, Bike Rentals, Historic Structures (i.e. Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Terrace); Museum of Modern Art, etc. ■ TO MIAMI BISCAYNE BAY VIRGINIA KEY FINAL MASTER PLAN NORRIS CUT PROPOSED NPS VISITOR—' CENTER LOCATION BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA FISHER ISLAND i '.'' -SHRIMPERS- - LAGOON ...;. HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK (WRT MASTER PLAN) oa d 99- y� BEAR CUT ATLANTIC OCEAN VEHICULAR CIRCULATION DIAGRAM BISCAYNE SAY /l ,4 TO MIAMI • ,,I . ! MIAMI MARINE e. STADIUM LAGOON t• O �C ""Sbbmmm J `J PRIMARY VEHICULAR CIRCULATION J J J J J J J J J J J SECONDARY VEHICULAR CIRCULATION ------ -- � � LIMITED ACCESS I SERVICE/ EMERGENCY ACCESS DRIVE BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA a•:�_ FISHER ISLAND IORRIS CUT .a All .—c SHRIMPERS LAGOON , s JJ JJJ IJJ.J.J JJJJJJ JJJ JJ J_J.J Ile ti ' TO KEY BISCAYNE BEAR CUT HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK (WRT MASTER PLAN) ATLANTIC OCEAN PEDESTRIAN AND BIKING TRAILS CIRCULATION DIAGRAM BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA --=TGMIAMV PRIMARY PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE .+v.:.,...:�,�.. CIRCULATION SECONDARY PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE CIRCULATION UNDER -BRIDGE PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION +- NORRIS CUT I4 NOIIIIII_, "SHRIMPERS 1 wHISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY`y ' BEACH PARK {WRT MASTER PLANj- FISHER ISLAND f� KEY BISCAYNE l RPew MIT I O DETAIL AREA PLANS 0 Cl FISHING PIER AT RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA PROPERTIES.,. r BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA --`--- - EDUCATIONAL TRAILS ® ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN ACTIVE RECREATION REGIONAL PARK 6Q SHRIMPER'S LAGOON.: PUBLIC BEACH AND COASTAL HARDWOOD - HAMMOCK RESTORATION Q NORTH POINT RECREATION PARK - - �J` Yww�M rim rrr.rrrrrrrrrrrrarai r r i � r i r �tVl V tt I iiililw- "III.,INMMINp1IIINI011 . .i - .. rG a-101 XAUi.Mmpi M Er r r rr r r r r-Mar-0rr rr rrr rr ab i a i 5 i ._ ._a�rr�rrrirrrrr-r-��7i'rt�i EDJfI FISHING TIER AT RIQXENRAF,IIER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA RRL71-EWnEs RIIL'L 3ADO'Yf®itL CRITICAL WILD VIf AMkA 1-13LPGATI IINAL TRAILS RIDARWA.7 LMPRUYEMENT® F{ AM AGTIYE MECREAITlVM 99-DION"PAM 5M"IMPILWE LAGODMi P SLIC BLACK AND COOMTAL MAJLCVPOCO HAMMUCM ME6TDRATI004 NORTH POINT RE{NE.ATIOM DAMN FISHING PIER Act �Y A J 1 � I I F r w 1 � 1 a M � A LEGEND 1. Renovated and Improved Fishing Pier 2. Under -Bridge Connection (proposed) 3. Waterfront Overlook 4. Icon Gateway Elements 5. Refurbished Parking Lot with Drop-off 6. Family Picnic Area 7. Renovated Beach Public Restrooms 8. Multi -use Pedestrian and Biking Trail RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY L 1 t FISHING PIER 7 2. r�� �zl DETAIL PLAN AREA #1 BE�CW r BISCAYNE BAY FISHING PIER DETAIL PLAN BISCAYNE BAY 11�----A 774M LEGEND 1. Gateway Icon Element/Sculpture 2. 30 Raised Landscape Planter with Seating RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY 3. 42 Raised Planters with Railing /1 Rnorrhniolle lniith (•_`i inrrlrnil [EDSA FISHING TIER AT F BASIN AREA RRI31- BILL. MA64YfilliXt Cl 1-13LPGATI ANAL TRl RIDARWA.7 kMl�RUY AGTPM MECRlAT? 5M"IMPRR'L LA40 HAMMUCM MF6T01 NORTH POINT RE{ BASIN AREA PROPERTIES EDSP► RICKENBACKER MARINA RUSTY PELICAN RESTAURANT BASIN AREA PROPERTIES: EXISTING CONDITIONS DRY -STACK BOAT STORAGE MIAMI MARINE STADIUM & PARKING MAST ACADEMY MIAMI ROWING CLUB AND SWIM GYM '.. _�_—_.. - .� ... r . a , -. • . .- Ny., �. s . r,, i� yah. si,.._-. EXISTING: • TOTAL AREA: • GREEN SPACE: • ROW GREEN: • PAVED AREA: PROPOSED: • TOTAL AREA: • GREEN SPACE: • ROW GREEN: • PAVED AREA: BASIN AREA PROPERTIES: EXISTING VS PROPOSED CONDITIONS 52.3 ac 4.0 ac (7.6%) 9.3 ac (17.8%) 39 ac (74.6%) 52.3 ac 7.7 ac (14.7%) 10.1 ac (19.3%) 34.5 ac (66%) ,�.} to ,.'35�;� FY►i�ky, '64 104 Jt 52.3 ac 7.7 ac (14.7%) 10.1 ac (19.3%) 34.5 ac (66%) ,�.} to ,.'35�;� FY►i�ky, '64 104 BASIN AREA PROPERTIES MARINE STADIUM LAGOON I DETAIL PLAN AREA #1 I I 77 k - OPE INS �rI— ti _ Q _ V_ APQRoxinnAr�Lv�so ` cam° - o s' -yy-�._ r IGHT c 3 a. r i; ` BISCAYNE BAY BASIN AREA PROPERTIES LEGEND 1. Renovated City Marina 2. Mooring Field 3. Public Waterfront Promenade with Landscape MARINE STADIUM LAGOON Improvements, Vendor Kiosks, Seating, Shade Arbors, etc) 4. Two-way Access Road with Street Parking/Loading Areas and Drop-off at Rusty Pelican Restaurant 5. Harbor Master and Marina Operations Facility 6. Virginia Key Welcome Center RUSTY (-3) PELICAN RESTAURANV AW APPROXIMATELY 750 VESSEL CAPACfTY ry "IIlli 'PW j&1jA'V" iax W y j�Q! 5MY79 i15 1- -11 t 10 Able LEGEND 7. Fueling Dock 8. Parking Garage (600 Spaces, 5 -Story) 9. Emergency Access only (gated) 10. Dry stack Boat Storage Facility 11. Boat/Equipment Drop-off 12. Access Path 13. Multi -use Pedestrian and Biking Trail f RUSTY PELICAN RESTAURANT. ' BASIN AREA PROPERTIES MARINE STADIUM LAGOON ! ill 4 J1 rp lir vv,.'tiY ilh'E Y01 � r EDSA PI BASIN AREA PROPERTIES I CITY MARINA PROMENADE DETAIL PLAN ENLARGEMENTI LEGEND T LANDSCAPED MEDIAN 2� VENDOR KIOSKS PUBLIC WATERFRONT PROMENADE 4) WATERFRONT BOARDWALK Q CITY MARINA WET SLIPS SHADE TRELLIS R SEATING 67) WATERFRONT SEATING $� ON -STREET 1 PARALLEL PARKING AND DROP-OFF AREA FOR MARINA (Y) ICON ELEMENT 5CALE:1 "=20' 0' 10' 20' 40' 60' NORTH J 10' d 20' Af2ALLEL ONE-WAY ` PARKING CIRCULATION ROAD 20' LANDSCAPE MEDIAN BASIN AREA PROPERTIES 'rS 5OWN . ONE-WAY PARALLnPASSIVE PROMENADE CIRCULATION PARKING AREA WITH SHADED ROAD & DROP- SEATING ARF --%S OFF AREA 30' WATERFRONT BOARDWALK .h - 16790 N I k, T0 EDSA. W. O BASIN AREA PROPERTIES ml MARINE STADIUM LAGOON DETAIL PLAN AREA #2 _ APPROXIMATELY 750 r VESSEL CAPACXY _ 41 _ i —RIGHT'OFWYA9"CIr1y 4 a Ail A A Hd BISCAYNE BAY I J w" $iy � 3i3s�v i#83a., s:5uv MARINE STADIUM LAGOON DETAIL PLAN AREA #2 _ APPROXIMATELY 750 r VESSEL CAPACXY _ 41 _ i —RIGHT'OFWYA9"CIr1y 4 a Ail A A Hd BISCAYNE BAY I J BASIN AREA PROPERTIES LEGEND 1. Dry Stack Boat Storage Facility 2. Dry Stack Facility and Park Operations Center and Lagoon Patrol Building MARINE STAD 3. Marine Stadium Gardens 4. Parking Garage (200 Spaces, 3 -Story) 5. Small-scale Retail (1-2 Story, 40,000 SF) 6. Signature Waterfront Restaurant (12,000 SF) 7. Public Waterfront Park . - "` s 2 MARINF'VADIIM .Iw .ar _ sr MAST ACADEMY RFtoxi.MATELY 750 F -EL CAPAGITY - � . �, - r .-�• ,..., .... ., . } ��� Fes. ..�+x•--�i`+-=, . r 'Y LIN )F VIVAY—C ENBAC v P s _ {{ y A. VL 4 w_1w ' BASIN AREA PROPERTIES LEGEND 8. Waterfront Boardwalk 9. Aquatic Center (60,000 SF) 10. Aquatic Center Public Pool (Olympic -size) MARINE STADIUM LAGOON 11. Classroom Facility with Equipment Storage (i.e. canoes, dragon boats, etc) 12. 4-5 Story Parking Garages with Green Roof and Solar Panels (1,050 Parking Spaces) 13. Service Road/Emergency Access n ,INrE�^.`IUIM x 4 PROXIMATELY 750 HEI=L CAPACITY . r MAST ACADEMY re jT � 3 r�� ww"W,.- �' a { 1. - r, r `� '; BASIN AREA PROPERTIES BASIN AREA PROPERTIES DSA DEVELOPING CRITERIA FOR SUSTAINABILITY Unique opportunity for innovation and design ideas promoting environmental, economical and sociopolitical sustainability such as: a14 7FE �9 www. ma instreetr,ortacie.orci/Visuals.htm Pervious pavements and rain gardens/bio- swales reduce storm water run-off and provide infiltration methods. Al Gore's Home, Tennessee. Photo: Treehugger.com Using garage roofs canopies for building integrated photovoltaic arrays creates alternative energy sources for the running of building systems. Vertical garden by Patrick Blanc in Madrid, Spain. Photo: aptiveruse Garage Green Screens as a `Vertical Garden' reducing walls heat island impact and provide aesthetic appeal to blank walls. J DEVELOPING CRITERIA FOR SUSTAINABILITY Unique opportunity for innovation and design ideas promoting environmental, economical and sociopolitical sustainability such as: Solaire Building, New York. Photo: Earth Observatory Conservatorium of Music, Sydney. Photo: Water Sensitive Urban Design, Sydney A green roof atop a building in Beijing. Source: Treehugger Use of green roofs to provide building insulation and rain water collection systems as well as community benefits through the establishment of community gardens. J MARINA AND DRY STACK MARKET SUMMARY 1. Existing facilities nearly 100% occupied 2. Unmet dockage demand in Miami -Dade County 3. Few opportunities to increase dockage supply in County 4. Economic downturn: • Temporary decline in boat registrations • Long-term demand supported by demographics • Opportunity to improve public waterfront access & boating infrastructure 5. Activity & opportunities expected to increase with Virginia Key redevelopment J MARINE FACILITIES REDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES 1. Improve & increase waterfront access for the public 2. Improve access to the waterways for boaters 3. Improve & increase access from waterways to waterfront amenities 4. Maintain or increase capacity of existing facilities • Upgrade to modern design standards • Provide modern amenities • Optimize use of water space 5. Upgrade operational efficiency 6. Upgrade revenue potential 7. Enhance convenience & safety for boaters i I MARINA FACILITIES: EXISTING CONDITIONS ry A4 p k� S lr r, y 1 _ rte# 1l as doom LDSA PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY MARINA FACILITIES ey. ait+ . .f�ra•as '!`' r zexm a ,.. �..� rF'�a< � R' w.� i �i''di'�i 1Yi;"Y �y1� �''�f'H fl'.Nfa• ii After � .n. 4 rr 4 ntr ' i ® 1 Bills - 5 ' i►i #rwl:li ib`li N s s. it1� ipfF lIi1P f gVp� a►i'# r' ` . ►kms 9 e EDSA. SUMMARY OF PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY MARINA FACILITIES 1. 206 Wetslips • Increase of 6 slips • Significant increase in leasable space (LF = linear feet) 2. 40 Moorings • Increase of 28 moorings 3. 61325 LF of Flexible Side -Tie & Day -Use Dockage • Major expansion of transient & day -use dockage 4. 750 Drystack Racks • Vessels 25 to 45 ft. • +100 racks compared to combined existing facilities • Efficient use of water space 5. Fuel Dock • Modernized Gas/Diesel • Pumpout COMPARISON OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY MARINA WETSLIP FACILITIES Wetslips Comparison Slip Length (ft.) # of Dedicated Slips Existing* Proposed 20-35 77 0 36-45 120 30 46-60 3 156 60+ 0 20 Total 200 206 * Estimate • Greater capacity to accommodate larger vessels within marina wet slips J COMPARISON OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED VIRGINIA KEY MARINA FACILITIES Overall Facility Comparison Facility ## of wetslips ## of Racks # of Moorings Day -Use & Side -Tie Dockage (LF) Total Dedicated lips/Racks Marine Stadium Marina 0 300 0 0 300 Rickenbacker Marina 200 350 12 T 0 562 Combined MSM + RM Total 200 650 12 1 0 062 Proposed Virginia Key 206 750 40 1 69325 006 +6 +100 +28 6,325 LF +134 1. Increase in supply of high -demand size range of wet slips 2. Smaller boats have more capacity in dry stack 3. Increased affordable mooring for sailboats (expanded mooring field) 4. Huge expansion in access from water for smaller boats J IMPLEMENTATION OF MARINA FACILITIES 1. Additional Surveys, Studies, & Analyses for Permitting • Environmental Resource Surveys • Bathymetric Surveys • Flushing Analyses • Conceptual Design 2. Permitting • FDEP or SFWMD (Environmental Resources Permit) • ACOE (Federal Dredge/Fill Permit) 3. Design Refinement, Final Design, & Construction �r EDSA MARINE STADIUM LAGOON PROGRAMMING BISCAYNE BAY - 2000 M 1 SO0 M r - PROPOSED LAYOUT: 8 LANES COMPETITION ROWING ICANOEING COURSE F -I PRACTICE LANES RICNCENBACKER CAUSE'WA Rowing Regatta Layout BISCAYNE BAY MARINE STADIUM LAGOON PROGRAMMING �, s•'"�..-i. Esc.... - ; ? r ✓` �.:.. ..i .r-'.. v J _. _ � .: ...., W . r ,"f 4.5.x` =. �u_.- r Jl.,.a.-.dam—d.--t.�y, }a,.,:�.i,ri :�..✓-a.ta=.....end-" „y'-v,rey S�`�` 1C)00 M 5QQ M o M PROPOSED DRAGON BOATING COMPETITION LAYOUT PRACTICE LANES — — i } .M 3 � a f }•usar Fr 3� OkE"ACKE7Rt Dragon Boat Competition Layout MARINE STADIUM LAGOON PROGRAMMING -SRT -1+ 611 --rte" •... R1CKEliBACI[ER 1!�' Special Event Rowing Regatta Layout NOTE: Southern course & practice lanes (as shown) only to be used for special events during non -peak boating times J BISCAYNE BAY MARINE STADIUM LAGOON PROGRAMMING ii i ii iii ill ilii' i !!ilii iii iii�,� '. • --PROPOSED DR*GCN i --- -e P735119---------ffE-l4[}--------------- tf �- i- ------------------ i�• - -- -- - - r--------------------------------------------- --- _-----_-_-_---_ --j r-_ - _---�dHICPRA 6HCt�-- -- ----- J ------------------ ---- --- -Y - --------------- Special --- -- Special Event Dragon Boat Competition Layout Note: Circular course & practice lanes (as shown) only to be used for special events during non -peak boating times and only with coordination/approval from the City of Miami due to direct conflicts with the marine facilities operations. J BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL TRAILS FISHING TIER AT RIQXENRAF,IIER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA RRL71-EWnES RI4'L 3A64iFI®itL CRITICAL WI LID PE ARkA, 1-13LPGATI IINAL TRAILS RIDARWA.7 LMPRUYEMENT® !-F +u AGTIYE RECREAITl0N 99 -DI N" PAM 5M"IMPER'E LAGOOMi'6INLIC EEACI4 AND COMM HAMMUCR RE6TDRATI004 NORTH POINT RE{NE.ATIOeI DARN � it s w�• +� FF � I.. i � +t +� � � � �. !Y !L� � 1 �y BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL TRAILS LEGEND 1. Proposed Vehicular Connection to Arthur J. Lamb Road (additional survey of existing %ht wetlands will be required to determine exact location of roadway) 2. Renovated Access Drive (pervious pavement) and Public Waterfront Trails (pedestrian/biking connection to Waterfront Promenade in Basin Area Properties) 3. Wildlife Watch Tower, Boardwalks, and Environmental Education Signage 4. Miami Skyline Viewing Point (Pedestrian and Bicycle Access only) BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA NOTE: LIMITED DRIVE ACCESS TO THIS POINT ONLY BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL TRAILS DETAIL AREA 1 LEGEND * f r 1 1. Skyline Viewing Point BILL. SADOWSKI CRITICAL 2,Y%DLIFE AREA � 2. Outdoor Seating Area 3. Shade Pavilion 4. 10' (min) Multi -use Trail with 3 pervious pavement systems ` - (pedestrians and bicycles only .meq ;�..1..- { .•, ,�+ I,l_ i on alL 161 � Fr c , 1 1 � w _ ro J ao/wi bnkR_icl 11 � ��` -] bP9_a9.state. fus/coastal/sites/b isc9n ON rhltp:Hww'w.noaanews.noaa.g\ — mgsbe&mGINw % . - . £�Eli Q��. BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL TRAILS DETAIL AREA 2 DETAIL PLAN A EA #2 EDSA BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA 0' 25' so, I MY 150' NORTH � 9 =Am J C IV V LEGEND , 1. Limited VehicularAccess Drive (resurface existing with pervious pavement) 2. Small Vehicular Drop-off and Temporary Parking 3. Shade Pavilion with Restroom Facilities and Informational Signage/Kiosk 4. Demonstration Wetland i ° Garden 5. Wildlife Watch Tower 6. Elevated Boardwalks 7. Existing Boat Dock Area 8. Multi-purpose Trail (Pedestrian and Bike Access only) to Viewing Point BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA: BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA 0' 25' so, I MY 150' NORTH � 9 =Am J f A r rI � Flow, ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS - FIRMING FIER AT RICKENRACRER CAUSEWAY .. HAS IN AREA FR01 EirrI£S 61LL 3AQ*VFE it C44ITPCA.L IMILOUPIL ARTA "OUiGATIONAL TRA" ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS Fi Aga ACTIVE RlC:DEATIOM FIL010NAL IFARK slyi*tl+ArtWl LA.04OQMi FUNLIC LdACH AND CCOSTAL HAJOVOO", HA.M'MDCA NORTORATIG" NORTH POINT KCC11AiATiON POARK r. W.. . ,.. o . ..0 . .. . w.. ...r . WsasMsMMs. M a aMaswsas! EDSA If ! f ! .l lit � s! Yi r a s � �" 1� 4t' iMl- li G � M •11 � �, f a � s 'v ,R � � : EDSA TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS SUMMARY 1. Rickenbacker Causeway is functioning adequately within Virginia Key 2. Additional traffic generated by proposed land uses within Master Plan will be mitigated with proposed improvements, including: • Additional Turn Lanes • Increased Storage Capacity of Existing Turn Lanes • Improved Intersection Angle • New Traffic Signal • Improved Beach Access • Transit Improvements (i.e. Bus Stop at Arthur Lamb Jr. Road and Rickenbacker Causeway) • Improved Pedestrian Facilities (island -wide trails system) • Improved Bicycle Facilities (island -wide trails system) J REGIONAL TRAFFIC IMPACTS Infrequent Congestion (bumper -to -bumper traffic) within Virginia Key is caused by bottlenecks that occur outside of the study area, such as: 1. At Entrances to Crandon Park During Peak Event Days 2. At Toll Plaza including Brickell Avenue Intersection and 1-95 Entrance Ramp 3. Transition from 6 to 4 Lanes (from Virginia Key to Crandon Park) 7EDSA TRAFFIC ANALYSIS SUMMARY •Traffic Problems that Occur Outside Virginia Key could be Improved by: - Installing Sunpass at Toll Plaza - Implementing a Parking Management Plan for Crandon Park During Peak Event Days (i.e. Variable Message Parking Signs) - Improvements at the Brickell Avenue Intersection and 1-95 Entrance Ramp •Parking Improvements for Hobie Beach Include: - Provide Parking Garages on N. Side of Rickenbacker Causeway (Included in Master Plan) - Provide a Pedestrian Bridge Between New Parking Garages and Hobie Beach (Included in Master Plan) •The Hobie Beach Parking Improvements will Improve Traffic Flow and Enhance Safety within Virginia Key by: - Eliminating Vehicles from Stopping on Rickenbacker Causeway or Continuously Accessing the Causeway to find parking spaces within Hobie Beach ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS MIAMI MARINE STADIUM LAGOON a6i _ . -73 Y MARINA DRIVEWAY STADIUM CRIYEWAY INTERSECTION INTERBEGnoN y r `nl UNDER -BR DW 11.L PEWSTFHAN nnNFITI[3R7 - PUBLIC RESTRObMS _s SHELTER £ 1YsV .-I�S ��ENTRY TICl�T EGOTFI --J L -----J MAST ACAOEW ART}" J. LAMB DRIVEWAY ROAD INTERS 'CTION HISTGRIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK PR6VICE I UNDER•BRIDGE PEDESTRUW CONNECTION ROSENSTEIL MARNC SCHOOL ANC HISTORIC OWH DRIVEWAY w�_ LDSA MARINA ORNMA•Y RROVIDE ule�no« no�euun�Y:z�rr- ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS sTADIUM CRIYEWAY INTERSECTION low r I I LANDSCAPE 10' min LANDSCAPE 2 2 LANDSCAPE BUFFER PEDESTMAN BUFFER RICKENBACKER MEDIAN AND BIKING CAUSEWAY TO MIAMI TRAIL EXISTING BIKE LANE (PUBLIC RESTRO'CMs HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY SHELITA BEACH PARK Tu(ET BOOTH L ----- J L_____J MAST AGN)06Y :VZMR J. LAMB DRIVEWAY ROAD INTERSF,CTION pROVl ' UNDESTC�W&NGE I-..-� .. PEDESTRUW CONNECTION r Gx1iI+ 'i 13475ENSTEC MARINE sDK1 l ANO HISTORIC BEACH DRIVEWAY 12' 12' 12' LANDSCAPE BUFFER 10' min LANDSCAPE RICKENBACKER WIDTH VARIES PIEDESTRM BUFFER CAUSEWAY TO KEY AND BIKING B15CAYNE EXISTING TRAIL BIKE LANE ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS MIAMI MARINE ""mm 77 r. _ - v';�y�3�y?'�=�.:m �yw;u.•�;.�3.i -J3• �iT�S.:a�"dr1J3 '.�,.��.`.•.,u�+' �y�....s�,� J J E .. L_____ • , Y MARINA DRIVEWAY STADIUM ORIVEWAY o. INTERSECTIPN INTEASECTUGH OT PLi6VLDE y PUBLIC RESTROCMS SHELTER • tS ENTRY Trum HOOTH ?Ir"la =n 77—^ I , L_____J L_____J MAST ACRCEMY AF4}d1R J. LAMB DRIVEWAY ROAD iNTERSECTIDN IO JOt3NNECNNeTidN LAI+[]fiCAPE TO PARI9NG BUFFER GARAGE PEDES WITH PEDESI AND BIKING BRIDGE TRAIL 12' 12' IT RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY TO MIAMI EXISTING BIKE LADE WITH PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE H ISTD RUC YI RGI KLA KEY BEACH PARK . -aUNIIIIIIIIIIII . PROVLDE UNDER•SRIDGE PEDESTRIAN CONNECTLON L ----- J ROSE:NSTEIL MARINE SCHWL ANO HISTORIC DFACH DRIVEWAY e... it � _ _,�• ':7S 12' 12' 12' RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY TO KEY BISGIYNE I USTIP� BIKE LAW WITH PEDESTRIAN PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AND BIKiPK., TRAIL I ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS ilRGIRIA KEY :x PROVIDE UNDER-MDGE PEOESFRUSN CONNziMQN 0 �,w [i] LANDSCAPE � 4' � 24' 1 4' I PLWMGG S' � 12' LANDSCAPE BUFFER BIDE TWO-WAY BUFFER PED STRIAN BUFFER PATH ACCESS ROAD PATH AND BIKE PATH EDSA ACTIVE RECREATION AND WELLNESS REGIONAL PARK b L61 FISHING TIER AT RIQXENI&AF,IIER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA RROFEMTTEs RIIL'L 3ADO'Yf®itL CRITICAL WI LDMIFI2 AMkA 1-13LPGATI IINAL TRAILS RIDARWA.7 LMPRUYEMEMT® F +u AGTIYE MECRlAITl0M 99.01ON" PAM 5M"IMPILWL LAGOOMi PUSLIC BLACK AND C.OAMTAL MAJLCVPOCO HAMMUCM ME6TDRATI004 NORTH POINT RECMATIOM DAMN J LEGEND (* Please note that the plan depicts a long- term potential site carrying capacity.) 1. Baseball Fields 2. Softball Fields 3. Batting Cages 4. Soccer Fields 5. Tennis Courts 6. Competition Stadium, Track and Field, and Football ` 7. Active Recreation and Wellness Campus and Dorm itories 8. Central Green 9. Entry at Arthur J. Lamb Road (and connection to multi -use trail) BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIF i AREA f' E��G MANGROVE Rx]6 BEAM _ . jw AC IVE RECREATION AND WELLNESS REGIONAL PARK .� MIAMI-DADE WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT }}jj • M- M E.M.I.Irmull"ll"p-11 HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK t .74 COASTAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK J / CTIVE RECREATION AND WELLNESS REGIONAL PARK LEGEND a' (* Please note that the plan depicts a long- MIAMI-DADE WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT term potential site carrying capacity.) , ,,i 10. Internal Pathway System ., }'�r (for Pedestrians, Bicycles'' and limited golf carts) r r r - 2 11. Surface Parking (with _ 13 JI pervious pavement and rain gardens /natural stormwater �- runoff filtration systems) 12. Parking Garages (1-2 Story with Green Roofs where O 9 CD©' • 13 Total Parkin 2,660 spaces 1 13. Open Recreation Space,, •4 • ��. BILL SADOWSKI f' CRITICAL WILDLIFE 1 �, AREA 1 r� � 7+/°'' r''�!!_ - d *a1� �I7� ��J";q.0 1 B -L a •-■ • �' • L"1' .I Ir' : ■ u d ■ � a EXISMING MANGROVE J fill HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK t6 I■ i Y r' r' •p COASTAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK ACTIVE RECREATION AND 0 WELLNESS CAMPUS AND DORMITORIES 0 LEGEND 1. Central Pavilion (i.e. restrooms, snack bar, etc) EQSA 2. Softball Fields ' ''t 3. Soccer Fields 4. Pedestrian Walkway and Biking Trails System 5. Baseball Fields 6. Entry Area 7. Parking (with bio-swales and pervious pavement) 8. Stadium Grand Stand 9. Track and Field and Football Competition Field 10. Children's Outdoor Recreation and Playground Area 11. Interactive Water Feature 12. Passive Outdoor Gardens and Gathering Spaces 13. Public Plaza and Central Green Campus Building Program: 14. Group Exercise Rooms, Day Care and Infirmary/Clinic 15. Dormitories (Overnight Lodging), Dining Facilities, and Community Meeting Center j 16. Wellness and Fitness Institute 17. Administration and Reception 18. Gymnasium (i.e. YMCA) with Training and Locker Rooms 19. Indoor Courts (i.e. Racquetball, Squash, etc) O20. Offices and Training Facilities EQSA ,.. I It i s 5., - IBM !IWO 7. �� I •�'.iw ` � �y.1�tV � �"� s���r `y. y � 'fir pl*3 PA web 10 �'I . �� � �i:-: !fit 'rte► I' 'TM ���f ROW IMM>�4::�6�'►' /. it ��,°'c lop �,VI4a � y T � / • 1 77 MIN R z"Al M, lZ DSA m LANDFILL CLOSURE AND REDEVELOPMENT • Beneficial reuse is fully achievable: — Special engineering and institutional controls will be required for the public health, safety and welfare. — Brownfield funding grants should be investigated • Coordination is the key to success: — The Landfill Closure Plan, Master Plan, and reuse designs must be coordinated to avoid the potential for significant additional redesign costs — Regulating agencies must be made fully aware of and agree to the closure and master plans to avoid possible permitting delays and redesigns J SHRIMPERS LAGOON: PUBLIC BEACH AND COASTAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK RESTORATION FISHING TIER AT RIQXENRAF,YRER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA RRL71-EWnES RILL 3ADO'Yf®itL CRITICAL WI LID PP. AREA 1.11GATI ONAL TRAILS RIDARWA.7 LMPRUYEMENT® F AN AGTIYE RECRlAITlVN 99.01ON"PAM 5MMi1APRR'L LAGOOMi PUNLIC BLACK AND COOMTAL MAJLCVPOCO HAMMUCK RE6TDRATI0011 NORTH POINT RE{Nl.AfilOel TARN 1 7:+ —3 T► , IM � 7 fir A '"all E©5A SHRIMPERS LAGOON: PUBLIC BEACH AND COASTAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK RESTORATION LEGEND 1. Landscape Buffer with 20' Berm and Native Planting 2. Small Boat Launch with Canoe/Kayak and other Small Boat (non -motorized boats) Rentals and Food Concessions 3. Parking (with bio-swales and pervious pavement) 4. Multi-purpose Pedestrian and Biking Trail 5. Reclaimed Area (replanted with native plants) 6. Elevated Boardwalks with Environmental Educational Signage 7. Public Beach Entry Signage 8. Beach Pavilion and Public Facilities Building 9. Playground/Tot-lot, Beach Volleyball Courts, and Public Picnic Area 10. Enhanced Public Beach Area and Trails 11. Coastal Hardwood Hammock Restoration Area 12. Enhanced Interpretive Trail System with Environmental Education Opportunities 13. Public Restrooms and Shelter Building 14 Enhanced Arthur J. Lamb Road PUBLIC BEACH" �D COASTAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK AREA J OK -,j 171... - - ai r z , , e � ,, OPP saw io West Lake Park, Florida ;° x`; '• Tradewinds Park, Brovyard County, FloridaM, A -WAgo& [Fla ` Yr .• �� �..- r '._ — C = `yam � � �,p - i ^ 1fr Boynton Beach, Florida, Boynton Beach, Florida LDSA NORTH POINT RECREATION PARK FISHING TIER AT RIQXENRAF,IIER CAUSEWAY BASIN AREA RROFEMTTEs RIIL'L 3ADO'Yf®itL CRITICAL WI LDMIFI2 AMkA 1-13LPGATI IINAL TRAILS RIDARWA.7 LMl�RUYE:I'ENT® F +u AGTIYE MECRlAITlVM 99-DIGN"PAM 5M"IMPILWL LAGODMi P SLIC BLACK AND C.OAMTAL MAJLCVPOCO HAMMUCM ME6TDRATI004 NORTH POINT RECMATIOM DAMN J LEGEND 1. Existing Mangroves and Wetland Restoration Area 2. Eco -campgrounds (46 sites) 3. Mountain Biking Trails (varying skill levels, approx. 3 miles total) 4. BMX Course 5. Viewing/Rest Public Pavilions 6. Park -Ranger Station with Multi -use flex space 7. Public Facilities (Restrooms, Water Fountains, First -Aid, Small Food Concessions, etc) 8. North Point Recreational Center (Community Meeting Rooms, Dormitories, etc) 9. Confidence/Ropes Course 10. Public Picnic Area 11. Park Management Facility 12. Parking (with bio-swales and pervious pavement) 13. Access Road 14. Enhanced Public Beach O NORTH POINT RECREATION PARK a �— O O Ap 1 y J A I DSA, NORTH POINT RECREATIONAL CENTER CONCEPTUAL SKETCH � s_ � "„ J lie Al f 7(el rf - _ _ — ..— — — ,,tet-"�c�'�„"e �� ,.'•,�.' a` ;;?�s 3- �[, � i��f�+'' ' J ANALYSIS OF EXISTING UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE UTILITIES INVESTIGATION Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Dept. • Bellsouth • Florida Power and Light • Miami -Dade County Public Works Dept. • Adelphia Cable • TECO Gas SCHEMATIC UTILITIES PLAN • Water and Sewer • Drainage • Communications • Power • Cable • Gas 0 EDSA PROPOSED UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS NORTH POINT RECREATION PARK BISCAYNE BAY I FISHING PIER AT BILL SADOWSK! 7' TICAL WILDLIFE AREA RICKS N BACKER CAUSEWAY BILL SADOWSKI CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA ` ACTIVE RECREATION "1 rAir:r. ` " REGIONAL PARK MIAMI MARINE `STkDlYM LAGOON `.. BASIN AREA PROPERTIES VIRGINIA KEY MASTER SCHEMATIC UTILITIES PLAN n SHRIMPER'S LAGOON I SHRIMPERS LAGOON KEY BISCAYNE HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK .WRT WASTER ALAN) UTILITY CONNECTIONS TO RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY AND ACCESS ROAD SHALL BE DONE PRIOR TO OR DURING THE ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT PHASE. ATLANTIC OCEAN EDSA POTENTIAL IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES IIAM7MARINE TAD IUM LA60L)N a 1"ROTQ PITO NF! VI#IA CL�Writ LOCATION ®ILL SADIYWSKI CRITICAL WI L OL IF E AREA EXAMPLE OF PUBLIC/PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY. LEGEND RFP (REQUEST FOR _.. PROPOSALS)AREAS CITY OF MIAMI CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AREAS owyl N fJW 141h CUT no" CL" `a �'iF exen cur I Ig.' -V 1. W ISLAND J