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PROPOSED PARK
Aquatic Pool Complex
Park Master Plan
Baywalk Improvements
Drainage Improvements
Drainage Improvements
History
• June 13, 1953 — Morningside Park was opened to the public. (Park is almost 69 years old)
• 1994 -Morningside Park Community Center was built.
• 2010 - Some minor renovations to community center, AC, Hurricane Impact windows, and new flooring.
• 2016 - The Aquatic Pool Complex was closed to the Public.
• 2018—Tennis Court Renovations occurred
• August 21, 2019 — Community reached consensus on General Plan after many community meeting
beginning in 2017
• January23, 2020 - Resolution R-20-0009 adopted to keep pool in current location
•November 29, 2021 — Community Meeting to provide information after much research in 2020 and 2021
Morningside's greatest challenge is that most of the Park is UNUSABLE after severe
storm events and King Tide due to long periods of flooding conditions.
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Sustainability & Maintenance
• Stop flooding and improve
drainage
• Improve park's overall
maintenance
• Enhance natural elements
for education and resiliency
• Add more trees
• Keep/maintain views to bay
• Reduce asphalt, but
maintain parking numbers
Park Amenities & Character
• Keep park character, but
replace and repair as
needed
• Build a pool
• Fix/improve existing
restrooms
• Remove wood bollards
• Provide small dog park/run
• Focus on waterfront uses
• Add one more basketball
court
Circulation / Access Parking
• Reduce asphalt in park, but
keep number of parking
spaces
• Connect north and south
ends of park for pedestrians
better
• Establish walking loops and a
path hierarchy
• Keep perimeter fencing
• Keep Morningside Drive as
internal loop road
• Improve crosswalks and
connections to neighborhood
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City's Goal
• To Develop an inclusive design for Morningside
Park which includes, natural resources, resiliency,
multi -purpose, multi -generational, multi- seasonal
and address community needs while simultaneously
keeping most of the integrity of the park's initial
design.
• Create a Tong -term plan that will assist with operational cost and
creates flexible spaces.
• Provide projected timeframes and cost.
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
Proposed Conceptual Plan
New Park Entry
with Signage
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Open Vewshed
to Bay
Area for Future
Expansion of
Community
Center
Existing
Pump Station
Landscaped Baywalk
with Palmatum
Selective Open
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1. Community Center
2. Paved Parking (+/- 180 Spaces)
3. Pedestrian Entrance
4. Vehicular Roadway
5. Natural Playground
6. Multi -purpose Field
7. Open Green Space
8. Tennis Courts
9. Basketball Courts
10. Maintenance Area
11. Internal Paths
12. Perimeter Path
13 Proposed Boardwalk
14. Overgrown Mangrove in Existing Pond
15. Shaded Picnic Areas with Tables
16. Restroom
17. Relocated Palmatum along Baywalk
18. Proposed Dog Park
19. volleyball Court
20. Pool Complex
:.1. Improved Dock
Z2. Existing Boat launch Ramp
_3. Boat Trailer Parking /
Pervious Turf (+/- 13 Spaces)
24. Proposed Living Shoreline
25. Pervious Parking (+/- 5 Spaces)
26. Crosswalk / Traffic Calming
7. Existing Boat House
8. Concession for Kayak Rental
29. Canoe/ Kayak Launch Area
S0. Softball Field
31. Mini Soccer Fields
32. Picnic Shelters
Existing Shade Trees
Existing Palm Trees
1111 Proposed Shade Trees
Picnic Tables and Benches
Picnic Shelter
Park Boundary
r Stormwater Drainage Pattern
FEMA Flood Hazard Zones
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
Proposed Conceptual Plan
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LEGEND
PICNIC TABLE
PAVILION
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LAYOUT
Morningside Park
Sea Level Rise During King
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IMPROVEMENTS
Park Drainage Management
Plan
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PROPOSED LAYOUT
MORNINGSIDE
CONCEPTUAL PARK
DRAINAGE MASTER
PLAN
• Catch Basin installations to collect
stormwater at low elevations of the
park
• Site grading to direct stormwater
runoffs to catch basins in low lying
areas
• Raising the elevations at roads,
open spaces, walkways, ballfields
and picnic areas
• Bioswales to provide natural
irrigation to existing trees
Install Exfiltration trenches to convey
stormwater into the ground
Raised Terrain - Higher Elevation
Transition Terrain - High to Low
Low Terrain - Low Elevation
— • • Exfiltration Trench with Inlets
Design Layout is subject to change
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IMPROVEMENT GOALS
Flooding and Drainage (Neighborhood Drainage Management Plan)
EXISTING CONDITIONS
STORMWATER
MODELING
ANALYSIS
OUTFALL & DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
PUMP STATION & INJECTION WELLS
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Flooding and Drainage (Neighborhood Drainage
Management Plan)
Adapted from Citywide Stormwater Master Plan 2021.
• Comprehensive, Citywide planning -level stormwater
management strategies in a prioritized, phased program.
• July 16, 2021— Memo from City Manager to Commissioners.
Morningside Park (Phase I & II) identified as immediate priorities
based on historic flooding complaints.
• Phase I (Green) - $13.63 Million —Alleviate flooding by installing
exfiltration trenches, outfall to the Bay, upsize inlets and pipes
within NE 7 Avenue and NE 50 Terrace to 55 Terrace. 340
properties valued at $378 Million will benefit from this project.
• Phase 11 (Blue) - $19.42 Million —Alleviate flooding by installing
exfiltration trenches, upsizing inlets and pipes, pump station and
injection wells from Biscayne Blvd. to N. Bayshore Ct and NE 50
Ter to NE 59 St. 529 properties valued at 347 Million will benefit
from this project.
NE 56 St
NE 55Ter
NE 55 St
NE 53 St
NE 52 Ter
NE 52 St
NE 51 St
miniumisimuLi NE 50 Ter
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Aquatic Pool Complex
• January 23, 2020, City Resolution R-20-0009 - To design a Capital
Improvement Plan to Morningside Park that will keep the Pool at its
current location.
• May 2020, the General Plan was updated with the Pool in original
location.
• January 2021, City allocated funds to commence with the Pool Analysis
& Design Phase.
• May 2021 — Market/Code analysis report was completed and determined
the existing aquatic pool complex cannot be repaired as it must comply
with the current Florida Building Code and FEMA 50% Rule. Therefore,
the building must be raised and rebuilt to meet current building codes.
IMPROVEMENT CHALLENGES
Pool Building Comparison
• New Pool Building Floor and Pool Deck
• New Pool Building Height
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EXisting
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10.17' Higher than existing pool
13.50' Higher than existing pool
+31.33'
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NEW POOL BUILDING
SOUTH ELEVATION LOOKING NORTH
PUMP HOUSE
ILLUSTRATION ONLY
NOT TO SCALE
IMPROVEMENT CHALLENGES
ADA Ramp Layout
• The total length of ADA Ramp —Approximately 179 Feet(1:12)
• Minimum width of 36"
• Intermediate Level Landing along the overall ramp length
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Existing Location
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EXISTGRADE
ILLUSTRATION ONLY
NOT TO SCALE
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Existing pool structural support members
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Existing pool structural support members
IMPROVEMENT CHALLENGES - Alternative General Plan Pr
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• New Pool Building Floor and Pool Deck 1.00' Higher than Community Center �� tio,
11.09' Lower than Community Center
• New Pool Building Height
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Aquatic Pool Complex - Benefits - Existing Location vs. Proposed Location to Rebuild
EXISTING
LOCATION
PROPOSED LOCATION ADJACENT TO
COMMUNITY CENTER
Considers Resiliency and
Sea Level Rise
Considers Resiliency and
Sea Level Rise
Retains Park
Character
Opens access to bay and increase park safety
and bay view from the park
Bay View from the Pool Deck
Longer facility life span, promotes efficiency,
programs, and reduces O&M cost / Life Cycle
Cost
Less impact from future sea -level rise and
Storm Surges
Creates usable park open space adjacent to
the Bay.
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Living Shoreline and Baywalk Improvements
• Baywalk Construction (To comply with Miami 21 requirements):
I. Seawall bulkhead at 6' NAVD to combat sea level rise.
II. Minimum walkway width — 12'
III Permeable materials to allow stormwater to percolate into the ground.
• Raising portions of the existing road / realignment up to 1' from existing elevation
• Living Shoreline installation to reduce erosion and address sea level rise.
I. Marsh Grass planting.
II. No new mangrove plantings are proposed.
III Variable width based on site conditions but maximizes shoreline protection and
stabilization and park usage or useable park space
• Permit to prune mangrove height and removal of non -mangrove trees.
• Multiple access ramps within the living shoreline area maximize entry to shoreline.
Existing trailway to traverse among the marsh grass areas.
• Enhances bay view.
Photo (A) View of the North
Photo (B) View of the East
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Photo (c) View of the South
Photos above show The Northern part of the Morningside Park Shoreline
Labeled Section 1
MORNINGSIDE
PARK TODAY
Photo (A) View of the North
Photo (B) View of the East
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Photo (c) View of the South
Photos above show The Central part of the Morningside Park Shoreline
Labeled Section 2
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Photo (A) View of the North
Photo (B) View of the East
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Photo (c) View of the South
Morningside Park Shoreline Labeled Section 3
MORNINGSIDE
PARK TODAY
VEGETATION SURVEY
(Conducted it November 2o2o)
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BLACK MANGROVE 58
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CHALLENGES
Living Shoreline and Baywalk Improvements
LANDING RAMP _Y PROPOSED BAYWALK
LIVING SHORELINE BAY ACCESS
EXISTING TRAILWAY WWII EXISTING CORAL STONES
PERMEABLE PATHWAY
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+6.00
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
BAYWALK & LIVING
SHORELINE
BAYWALK PER
MIAMI 21
PROP. PILL MATERIAL
EXISTING OVUM.
121-15' CIRCULATION
ZONE
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TRANSITION
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CONCRETE BULKHEAD
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EXISTING
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SECTION C
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
BAYWALK & LIVING
SHORELINE
PROPOSED WOVE
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SECTION D
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Benefits for Living Shoreline and Baywalk Improvements -
Complies with Strategic Goals
Miami Forever Climate
Ready Strategy
• Protect and enhance our
waterfront
• Update city policy to ensure
design scopes for city -owned
waterfront and drainage projects
prioritize and integrate green
infrastructure.
• Use these demonstration projects
to build partnerships and shared
learning across agencies for new
approaches to building resilience
and supporting the health of
Biscayne Bay.
Resilient 305 Strategy
• Enhance Natural Systems
• Preserve and Restore Biscayne
Bay
• Expand Nature Based
Infrastructure"
• integrate Resilience into Parks
and Open Spaces"
• Safeguard Urban Systems"
• Strengthen Resilience Planning"
• Design and implement green,
blue and hybrid green/grey
waterfront infrastructure projects
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City of Miami Strategic Plan
• Objective 2.3.1 - Reduce severity,
duration and impact of coastal
and riverine flooding on
shorelines and surrounding
communities
• Objective 2.3.3 - Accelerate
investment in features along the
waterfront
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FUNDING MORNIGSIDE PARK IMPROVEMENTS
Project
Description
Funding Status
Project Needs
Project Status
Cost Estimate
(Low)
Cost Estimate
(High)
Aquatic Pool
Complex
Design and Construction of a new
Pool Complex in the new proposed
location adjacent to Community
Center to avoid or minimize structural
damage from severe storm events
Design Funded;
Construction Not
Funded
Pool Complex is required
to rebuilt to current Building
and Flooding codes
Design in
Progress;
Construction
$6.6 Million* - $7.5
Million*
$6,600,000
$7,500,000
Park Master
Plan
Design and Construction of Park
Amenities and Facilities
Not Funded
Requires Park Upgrades to
meet with Current
Interests.
Design
Construction
$14 Million - $18
Million
$14,000,000
$18,000,000
Park Drainage
Plan
Design and Construction of a drainage
system to eliminate or alleviate
flooding conditions in the Park
Not Funded
Plan implemented in
phases as development of
Park Master Plan progress.
Design &
Construction
$2.5 Million - $3.5
Million
$2,500,000
$3,500,000
TOTAL PARK COST
$23,100,000
$29,000,000
MORNINGSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS
Project
Description
Funding Status
Comment
Probable Cost
Estimate
Cost Estimate
(Low)
Cost Estimate
(High)
Neighborhood
Drainage
Improvements
Design and Construction of a drainage
system to eliminate or alleviate
flooding conditions in the neighborhood
Not Funded
Improve drainage system
to eliminate or alleviate
flooding conditions in the
neighborhood
Design &
Construction
$33 Million - $34
Million
$33,000,000
$34,000,000
MORNINGSIDE BAYWALK & SHOELINE IMPROVEMENTS
Project
Description
Funding Status
Comment
Probable Cost
Estimate
Cost Estimate
(Low)
Cost Estimate
(High)
Shoreline and
Baywalk
Design and Construction of a baywalk
and living shoreline
Design Funded;
Construction Not
Funded
To address sea level rise,
storm surge and park
flooding concerns
Construction
$13 Million - $14
Million
$13,000,000
$14,000,000
* Conceptual 2022 Estimated
SCHEDULE
Project
Baywalk and Shoreline
Improvements
Stormwater Drainage
Management Plan - Roads
Park Master and Drainage
Management Plan
Morningside Aquatic Pool
Complex
Duration
3 years
Possible Start Date
3/1/2022
4 years 6/1/2022
3.5 years
9/1/2022
3.5 years 12/1/2022
Note: Projects are subject to funding prior to commencement
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Possible End Date
3/1/2025
6/1/2025
9/1/2025
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MORNINGSIDE PARK
Proposed Conceptual Plan
PLAY
GROUND
OPEN GREEN
SPACE
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PARK
KAYAK f. PALMATUM
SANCTUARY
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LAYOUT
ADMINISTRATION'S RECOMMENDATION
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION
APPROVING THE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PARK
MASTER PLAN TO IMPROVE MORNINGSIDE PARK
PRESENTED BY THE ADMINISTRATION, ATTACHED
AND INCORPORATED AS EXHIBIT A; RESCINDING
ANY AND ALL PRIOR CONFLICTING RESOLUTIONS.
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ROPOaSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS
QUESTIONS AND
DISCUSSION
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