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Home My WebLink AboutItem #05 - Discussion ItemCity of Miami. Parks for People Bong! Program Task Force Recommendation April18, 1974 The Parks for People meeting formats included charts and maps showing park locations, boundaries of district, photographs of parks, and displays of park improvements. The chairman of the meeting described the purpose of the.mee:ting and discussed the parks and facilities with the aid of colored slides. There was a district information booklet for distribution including similar information. The attendance at the meeting was small, ranging from 10 to 75 persons. However, the Task Force members met many times before each meeting. The reports comprehensively represent the efforts of numerous people for many citizens' hours of work. Nine public meetings were held throughout the City during October and November, 1973, to receive recommendations from District Task Forces and the general public on the expenditure of the 1972 Parks for People Bond Issue. In general, there was citizen support and agreement with the City's proposals. (Note attached revised park improvements, District #1-9) The following general recommendations were made at these meetings: Need for better police protection within the parks, including the possibility of the setting up of a parks police force. Public participation in park planning should be a continuous process. Do not acquire additional parks unless adequate staff is provided. Work closer with the Board of Public Instruction to develop sclool-park agreements. The expenditure of the bond funds for park acquisition and development should begin immediately. The Department of Planning performed invaluable assistance in the preparation and delivery of these public meetings.. They should be commended for their inexorable assistance. The ensuing report summarizes each of the districts. In support of the summary report are detailed districts' outlines which include the following: Cost estimate - original recommendations. Report of monies already encumbered. Task Force report. Revised cost estimate including Task Force and departmental recommendations. It it PNRIIIVEA 1jENISr LOW" PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REVISED BOND NOCATiON RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TARGET COMPLETE DATE BISCAYNE Dixie Hwy. BICYCLE PATH Downtown to North City Limits Bicycling $ 29,750 Pathway Construction 1975 BELLE MEADE 0.4 N. E. 8th Ave. ItOpen 77th Street Play Area $ 6,000 Landscaping Ploy Apparatus 1975 EATON 2.5 N. E. 4th Ct. 8 60th Street Soft Ball Tennis Basketball Volleyball Tot Lot Ball Games 1113,230 Acquisition Community Bldg. Shuffleboard Courts Park Furniture 1975 LEGION 13.5 Eisco ne Blvd. b y h E 66th St. Open Ploy Areo Community Building 5136,750 Lounch Ramp W3li ways lot Lot Mulh•Pu+uose Court P•auc lara Landscaping 8 lrrigatwn 1974 LEGION PICNIC ISLANDS 10.0 0f1 Legion Park Sprt.l Bank MAGNOLIA 9 N. of 36th St. on Biscayne Boy Open Ploy Areo S 56,OD0 Comfort Station Shatter Park Furniture Walks Patio 1975 MORNINGSIDE 9 33.7 N. E. 55 Terr. b 7th Avenue Community Bld Softball VolleyballHandball Bocci Tot Lot Open Ploy Area Swimming Pool Boll G Games Indoor Recreation Swimming Inatr. Nature Hikes $217,400 Shuffleboard Courts Courts Swimming Pool Expansion General Park Improvements 1975 MORNINGSIDE PICNIC ISLANDS 88 Spoil Banks off Morningside STEARNS 5,4 N.'E. 38th St. at 6th Avenue Open Ploy Area 1"ENTS r ,`,LLOW" • PARKS- FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT 2 REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS - PARK ACREAGE LOCATION - EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REV SED IOW) ALLOCATION , RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS CIS1iIPLETIO' TARGET 41 DATE Athalie Range 82 1.6 Ueda. -expressway Nee 73-75th Sheet Besketbell Multi-Petpose Cowry Tot Let Batt Gases S11,000 Comfort Moffat Mptiw Landscaping 1973 Edison Comer v- 11.9 NW 62nd Strom and Sth Avenue Besleetbsil Baseball Tennis Shuffleboard Swimming Pool Tot La Open Play Area Community Bldg. Belt Games Udssr Recreation Swimming Gymnastic Instr. --. �1 a `+�_ . I - _ Tien Camas 197S Skating Rink Nsudkell Gee Courts Lo^dscar"4 Tet s,ball Cons North Bay Vista 0.5 NW 6th Ammo 41I-49th Streets Open Pia Area none — — — Proposed Bicycle Path --- FEC Tracks Downtown to north City limits ---- .— 129.750 Bicycle Path 1973 A; Proposed Edison Canter 2.5 • S of NW 62nd Street E of N. Miami Ave. --- --.- 1220.000 Lai Aciorisitien Gordan Statism Athletic Field Tennis Courts Ploy Apparatus. 1973 Proposed Little Rivet 2A N of NM 691h St. E of N. Miami Avo. --- . -- 1143.000 Land Acquisition Comfort Station Basketball Con Athletic Field Play Apparatus 1973 Pullman Mini -Pork 0.4 N. Miami Ave. Ms Street -- — 16.000 Lotdsesping Ptap Appare ur 1975 South Bar Vista 0.2 NW 6th Avenue --- -- --- -- Baseball $o1,6311 Tennis Football Skating Swimming Community Bldg. Ball Owners Indoor Recreation Pre.School Skating Swimming Instr. Addition Community Bldg. Baseball and Football Field Improvements Landscaping ACREAGE ',Repeat* -Comstock Bterward Circle Highland Circle PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT 4 REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS NW 17th A. NW 28t4. Si. NW MW eph NW 16th Street NW 24th Avenue NW 201h Street • NW 8th Avenue NW 13th Street NW 25th Avenue NW 30th Street NW 7th Avenue NW 36th Street EXISTING FACILITIES Open Play Area Tot Let Btmebel I Softball, Soccer Bositethetli Tern., Ow Play Area Stemming Tot Lot Shulflelimatd ,commonity Bldg. Open Ploy Area Tot Lot Truett Betiball Sof dtiol I Football Tennis Basketball Tot Lot Bldg. Community Pine Heights 0.3 NW lith Avenue --- NW 16th Street Proposed Santa Clore . ... 2.0 — S of I, I95 — Neighberhood Park West el 1-95 PROGRAMS Bali Gorses Indoor Recreation Swimming and Tumbling Inolt Boll Gonne Indoor Recreation REVISED KM ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS Park Furniture !Mention System Refinement Improvements of Court" Enclose Community Bldg, Landscape Development Additional lord for parking Structural Improvements Loam's and Shavers Boar Rump Selnuning Pool leaM• Walkways litigation 'plane Caere reeciesaiSin Comfort Station Tennis Coons L'elmIng System Lartd Aagal.ihot Pork Development • TARGET COMPLETION DATE PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT REVISED PARK IMPROVtMENTS PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING. FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REVISED BOND ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TARGET COMPLETIOlt DATE Alkali* Rmge e1 2.7 Uttdereepressway 'i -95, to NM 10. 11th Street Basketballs Tennis Tot Lot Open Play ---- f 50,000 Irrigation Comfort Station Lighting Pink Furniture 1975 Dime 3.4 401 N'A 12th St Basketboll Tennis Roller Skating Open Ploy Area Tot Lot Swimming Shuffleboard Community Bldg. Ball Gaines Pre -School Indoor Recreation Swimming Instr. $616,000 Acquisition of Land for Park Expansion Rebuilding Community Canter Swimming Pool Comfort Station Landscaping 1975 Dorsey 2 5 NW 1%9 Avenue NM 17th Street Community Bldg. Baseball Basketball Football Open Ploy Tot Lot Indoor Recreation Ball Games $628,000 Acquisition of Land for Pak Expansion Landscaping Court Improvements 1976 Posed Alkali* Range e3 • 0.25 Underespressway NW 14tb and I.395 -•-- ».. S15r000 Comfort Station Ginn Courts Landscaping Park Fumitura L ighhng Proposed Bicycle Path .... Downtown to North City Limits ---• •-- f 29,750 Bicycle Path A 1975 Proposed Central Miami 3.0 NM 6th Avenue NM 901 Street .•-- ---- S220,000 Land Acquisition Office Stnrctun Comfort Station Park Development 1975 lyynwoed 3.0 NM 1st Avenue NM 34th Street Softball Basketball Tennis Shuffleboard Tot Lot Community Bldg. Ball Games Indoor Recreation Play School Arts and Crofts $135,000 Structural Improvements Game -Cain! Landscaping Walkways 1974 2 PARR Bicentennial (Beykmn Pak, Bayfrant Espensim, 01d Pon) Biscayne Downtown Urban Parks Lemmas Miami River Walk and Parks ACREAGE 69.3 Existing 41.2 Proposed Expansion 3.7 2m approve. 7.0 PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS LOCATION Miami River to McArthur Causeway Biscayne Blvd. to Bey NE 2nd Avenue NE 19th Street Downtown Interior Blocks art% River Drive Miami River, Bricked! to F!ogler Streets EXISTING FACILITIES Morino Auditorium Possive Recreation Bondshell Open Area Shuffleboard Lawn Bowling Community Bldg. RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Games interior Recreation Dancing Pace Proposed Bicycle Path Pace Picnic Islands Watson Island 12.0 Existing 6.0 Proposed 3.5 65.0 N. Boyshore Drive 17th Tmrac. ro 20dr Sheet Downtown to North City Limits Spoil Banks Off Pose Pao McA.dtur Causeway Open Area Japans* Gada's, Gordon of Americas Boot Romp REVISED BOND ALLOCATION S24,259,000 S 20,600 S 200,000 S 45,000 f 1,600,000 s 210,000 5 29,750 S 475,000 RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS Land Acquisition and Park Development Landscaping Play Structures for children Lard Acquisition and Development Laddscaping Irrigation Lighting Walkways Land Acquisition and Development Acquisition of riparian rights, Land till Comfort Station Landscaping Path Furniture Rip Rap Bicycle Path Consultant - developing o master plan TARGET COMPLETION DATE 1976 1975 1974 1975 1974 1976 1975 1975 PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT 7 REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REVISED Boom ALLOCATION RICOMMFNOED IMPROV(MTNtS TARGET COMPLETION I DATEPARR !rya 21 SW 23rd Avenue SW 13th Ss,..l Bes►.rbnll Tot Lot (loon Ploy Afro Cenrmuntty Bid.. 5 1S,000 Lards, aping Play r0 ,.pre ant Pori lum.lun S ,.. w,nl Imp last .r Coal pore 3.7 5W 37nd Avow* SW 16th S te.t Softball Bast.tball Open Play Are Cemnunip Bldg. 8a11 Genies !natter Recrooti on ! 52,000 I..ghlmq Pevem...f Baabali Frsld !nip Court cen.Jn,efion Landscaping I07S beagles 10.0 SW 37th Avenue SW Mt Smoot Tennis Bask.lbell Baseball Open ArgoTimis Co0.wniy Bldg. Bell Games Indoor R.c.*.Iion Pr.•Schod $119,000 Covets Shucw of imp Perking and WAS., Court imp. Lighting Perk Pomnun 1975 fore Isle 14.7 NW 22rd Av.twe, 24th Av., NW itch Street, NW idth St. ••-- •^-^ • 538100 Boot Basin and Decker Genval Pak Dovolopm.nt 1974 Glen Royal Parts (21 0.125.9 NW 23rd Av.na., NW 1st Slyest, Glen Rotel Portnoy ^--^ .-•- .... .... Gyve Mid Pak Gyve 0.5 NW 15• 17 A..nu. NW Bth St. •^•• •.•^ $ 6,000 Landless* Oerdapetont 19)5 llendason 36 NW61h Avenue NW 2nd SherdIm Tennis Con*. T.enr. Into. l 37,000 R..odling gahon Swann Walkway Par,nq and Landscaping 1975 Oraeq* Beryl pl.rlmnd 2.9 NW 16th Avon.. NW dM Street •• •• 3 35,tX10 Landscaping Court and d-old gee....a 1075 Proposal Bicycle Poch 0»nto.n — South City limns .••• •.•. $ 30.500 Bicycle Path 1975 Proposed Latin m Conwnity River♦ront 5.5 SW oM A.vory SW 2-� Streets •-•• .... 3650,Oi70 land Acquisition General Pork D.volopine t 1973 Riverside 3.5 5W 7M Ase.uo Sw 3.d StreN Loosed BPI Softball Beaketboll Muln•pwposo corns Bostboll League 5 75.000 General Pork 0.v.dttpmem 1974 Sewell 10 0 NW 17th Avow. Sheen. Rios N.tur. Study Guided Tours S105,000 P,cn.c loc,l,ti.s Perking Otte Trolls %gloss Nature Study C.M., 1975 Sh.nand..h 10 0 SW 23rd Av.nu. SW 18th Street T.nm s Softball $.immmq Bosbelbail Community Blabs Ball Games Pr._School Indoor R.craation So:mmmg inrnuc/,en 3 73,000 _ F R.noval.m Bldg Swaammg Pool Leck.r. Lighting 51wNl.iwurd rooms 1975 Seuthsid. 2 2 5W 1st Arm. Aram. 5W I1M Snow, Tot Lot Softball Bnh.tbel Recreouen Open Ply A..e C..ean,y Bldg. B.I1 Games and IndiraIrrigation R.cr.ol,ttn $ 19.000 L.ghenq L.ndscq..ng Fwniture 1975 Trio*, 5 SW 15th Rood (( I .• 1 L' r O RT • r 1 V E f 50,000 Chatham' P..dion Ughnng lodsca►mg Pre wct.vo Well 1975 FOLLOW" i cl C/ K T L 4 .1 t. .. c ,... Ejl REVISED PARK IMPROVEMENTS ie.e ttrt� ACREAGE LOCATION. EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REVISED BOND ALLOCATION i RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTSCOMPLETION TARGET DATE K JJJ!!�!`�lJ�J •7 ' Flogami 1.0 e SW 71 st Avenue SW 3rd Street Tot Lat Open Play Area Com- vnity 8tdg. --- $46,000 Basketball court Lighting Parking lot paving. Structural imp. Game Courts Park Furniture 1975 Ctopaland Hsig+tts 20.6 NW 37th Avenue NW ISth Street Tennis Basketball Baseball Softball Football Community bldg. Soccer Handbill Open Pray Area Shuffleboard Boll Games Indoor Recreation Pre•School - $105,000 Lighting Walkways . Renovation of chitdran's building Parking Lot Paving Comfort station Landscaping 1975 Kinloch a 3.4 NW 47th Avenue NW 4rh Street Baseball Softball Football Soccer Basketball Open Play Area Tot Lot Bldg Ball Games Indoor Recreation $27,000 Structural imp Fencing Benches Game Cants Parking Areas Paving LandscapingCommunity 1975 Mini -Park el 1.0 . SW 55tIt Ave. SW 3rd Street .—• -- $6.000 Landscape Development 197S Robert King High 17.0 NW 69th Avenue Flagler Street Camping Tennis Basketball Baseball Open Play Area Community Bfdg. Boll Genes Indoor Recreation $250,000 Camping Center 1975 West End 9.3 SW 601 Ave. SW 3rd Street Community Bldg. Swimming Tennis Shuffleboard Basketball Softball Baseball Football• Soccer Open Play Area Boll Games Indoor Recreation Pre -School Swimming Instr. 296,000 , 11 Shucked Imp. Walkway Paving Irrigation Park Furniture Landscaping 1975 PARKS FOR PEOPLE DISTRICT 9 REVISED PARK I .. , _ ._-_, ACREAGE __„__, ,.. . LOCATION _ EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS REVISED BOND ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TAROET COMPLETION DATE , 11411010* , **POW $12,01* .Pall • -- South City limits act Deentosen Extends horn South City limits hi Catena, Orme Bayfrant Par* .... S33,300 Bicycle Path 1974 • Moat - •- - - 1.5 Shipping Ammo Virginia Shoot Tot Let 00111 Play Area •-• 1161,000 Tenni s Cowls Comfort Station Paving, periling Londeceoint end Irrigation 1975 Britittll 4 7 Bricks!! Armee SW 5th Stott Opon Play boo ••-• 512,000 Rep Rap Tool Room Irrigation System Fencing Foniture. landscaping 1975 Cecentit Grove ittlyfrisit IS 0 Meralond Ave. S. Beyshere Nov* Shuffleboard Tennis Bookotball Softball. Ceataway big. Ball Garnet Ceramics Adult rettitation - Indoor Recreatom $26,000 Slut tipl e purpose courts Pork furniture Imploon system *upon si on 1975 Diatom Key 54.5 SW 27th A. Rocimman Rd. South Boy shore b... Auditeriens Marina Oro Beninp S1,046,515 Includes funds from 1964 Dinner Key Marina Dee. Bend Issue Land clisorance Site imotortment 'Implementation of Dinner Key Master Plan 1974 Firehouse e7 0.5 SW 2Ind Avenue SW 311th St. -.. .... S53,195 •-• .... Growl Avenue ...s 5.0 Jefferson St. Community Bldg. Terms Foothel) Basketball Beseboll Open Ploy Area Boil Gems Indoor Recitation Pnp•Schoel $56,000 Landscaping Structural Imp. Construction of all popes* courts Pork furniture Football hold report 1974 Kirk Munroe 1.4 Ook Avenue Witold° Sneet Toni,. Handbell Tot Lot .... 190.000 ...Monition Development of property to kat acquired 1973 Weeri• Christmas 5 6 LeJeune Rood and Barbaro.* Opm Ploy Al.. Tot Lot •••• 537,000 General pork imp Paoli fumonsre 1975 Picnic Islands (Diann, Key) o 20.0 Boyfront at Dinner Key .... .... included on Dinner Key allocation note Dinner Key 1974 -I Simpson 3.5 & Mimi Aventie 15th Rood Nature trails Nature Study Center Girded Tows Nature Study Program $50,000 Outdoes nature study center Bike rocks Pathways, parking moo 1975 Steel* 0.3 S. Boysluste Homo*. Open Spots ••-• — •-• •-• Tennis court (Fire Station NM 0.3 OM Amnon anal Vitamin Sheen Tennis . - •••• - • .... Vorick 4.5 ..... 041‘ Avenue, Ploto Street Shuffleboard Skohng Basketball Summing Ow. Flee Arno Tot Lot Community Bldg. Creams. Pre.Schocil Indoor Retnnotion Swiemong Instr. $48,000 Land acquisition Smokes Pori furniture Welh.roy poving irrigation Parking 1975 Wornowight 19.0 Brisket i Aroma, Open Rectsotion ' Aissi ' 0"N 1 1.'", ''''' . 4 Nnr, ' • . 1 ll' • r • rk liv 1 4 P" NI 1 E TQ Acqv.satta Development of pOSSive retreltiontd facility and onuiti• purpose buildono 1974 s . " " F LOW n city Attor4ey for People Community Meetin allowing dates in 1973: STI'tIC ' MTN 1 Tuesday October 2 7 Tuesday October 9 6 Tuesday October 16 9 Tuesday October 23 2 Tuesday October 30 3 Wednesday November 7 8 Wednesday November 14 4 Tuesday November 20 5 Tuesday November 27 we held ld at 700 30 P.M. 66 LOCATION Legion Park Community Bldg., 6600. Biscayne Boulevard Ada Merritt Jr. High School 660 S. W. 3rd Street Bayfront Park Auditorium 499 Biscayne Boulevard Peacock Park Community Bldg., (Coconut Grove Bayfront Park) 2820 McFarland Road Edison Court Senior Center 325 N. W. 62 Street Tacolcy Center 6161 N. W. 9th Avenue Stephen Clark Community Bldg., Grapeland Heights Park 1650 N. W. 37th Avenue A l lapa ttah YMCA 2370 N.W. 17th Avenue Dixie Park Community Bldg., 401 N. W. 12th Street The meetings were advertised in the Miami Herald. 107,000 flyers were distributed by the Sanitation Department; community organi- zations were notified by mail and personal contact. "S U P n j RTtVE D,. L, ,zENTS LLL1N„ -r:Tnvm - City Attor,#ey • dti`Y OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM to: iioiiorable Members of FROM: DATE: SU AJ EC?: JIM1 1972 AtFERENCE9: ENCLOSURES: Pitt: Sale of Bonds for the Parks Bond Issue An analysis has been made to determine what portion of the $39. 89 million Parks and Recreational Bond Issue would be financially feasible to be included in the sale of bonds at the earliest possible date. It has been concluded that it would be financially prudent to limit the sale of bonds to a maximum of approximately $28 million. This would represent the first offering for the sale of the Parks Bond Issue. It is proposed that the remaining funds, the difference between the first sale and the total authorized bonds of $38. 89 million be offered for sale within 90 to 120 days after the sale of the initial issue. With the sale of bonds established at approximately $28 million, an analysis of the Parks Bond Program was made and projects have been selected which total $28, 102, 000. It is recommended that the following projects selected be included in the first sale of bonds. Page 1 of 3 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW • - City Attorx}ey . Honorable L,ers of the City Cortvr._ sion I.3ayfront Park Expansion (Ball Point) (Biscayne Boulevard, S. E. 4th to Si E. 2nd Street) Land Acquisition and Development $ 7, 500, 000 Bicentennial Park (P & 0 Dock Properties south of Pier 3) Land Acquisition and Development $ 15, 000, 000 Downtown Riverfront (Flagler Street to Dupont Plaza) Riverside Walkway $ 100, 000 Bicycle Path (FEC Railroad) Development $ .50, 000 Dixie Community Park (421 N. W. 12th Street) Central Miami NDP Land Acquisition and Development $ 300, 000 Dorsey Neighborhood Park (N. W. 1st Avenue and 17th Street) Central Miami NDP Land Acquisition and Development $ 100, 000 Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Park (N. W. 62nd Street - 1-95 to 17th Avenue) Land Acquisition and Development $ 2, 000, 000 Edison Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of N. W. 62nd Street, East of North Miami Avenue) Land Acquisition and Development $ 220, 000 Manor Community Park (N. W. 14th Avenue and 46th Street) Model City - Expanded Development ,.. ?mot 1 i IVE L)C CU :" EN I S FOLLOW" Page 2 of 3 $ 666, 000 r.Tnvd -City Attorr}ey T l jay Honorable Members of the City Commission aill Moore. Community Park (765 N. W. 36th Street) Model City Development $ .. 385, 000 Dinner Key r Bayshore. (Underwood Marine and Bayshore Restaurant Property) Land Acquisition and Development $. 750, 000 Grand Avenue Neighborhood Park (Jefferson and Grand Avenues) Development $ 56, 000 Wainwright Park (Dixie Highway and Brickell Avenue) Land Acquisition and Development $ 650, 000 Riverside Park Spanish Speaking Park Total $ 75,000 $ 250,000 $28, 102, 000 Denotes partial acquisition and/or development in initial sale of bonds with balance of this project as provided in the Parks and Recreational Bond Program to be included in the final sale of bonds. cc: 6/2/72 The following two items were added by the City Commission at its meeting, of June 1, 1972, to the first sale of bonds which increased the total to Honorable David T. Kennedy, Mayor Honorable Rose Gordon, Vice Mayor Honorable Irwin G. Christie Honorable Theodore R. Gibson 'Honorable J. L. Plummer, Jr. $28, 302, 000. Wyndwood Park - Replace Building $ 110, 000 Acquisition.of.P.roperty at the Oak Park Avenue Tennis Facilities 90, 000 New Total $28, 302, 000 Page 3 of 3 T•lnvd = City Attorr}ey "Sly° . ORTIVE • l;1, NTS PARKS POOR PEOPLE TASK MACE CHAIRMEN Mrs. Grace Rockafellar District # 2 Reverand John R. Brabham District # 3 Ms. Carrie P. Meek District # 4 Mr. Stephen Bolton District # 5 Reverand Thedford Johnson District # 6 Reverand Rudolph McKinley District # 7 Reverand O. Dean Martin District # 8 Ms. Charles Ottman District # 9 Mr. Wayne Alien L'77CRTlVE CU n,EENTS O�AI7? f N.,r VY L.a "N'"'"^ c Lloyd -City Attorr}ey PINOPOSEO Cf TV OP MIAMi kARDCs ANC RECRISATfDNAL BONBONO PRDDRAi JANUARY 20, 1972 �, ,r AENTS TIVE t-;,L boos DOWNTOWN TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMUNITY NORTH COMMUNITY SOUTH PAGE NO. 1 3 9 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" Changes in the social and economic structure of our society have led to dramatic changes in recreational needs and concepts. Increased leisure time and mobility, higher incomes and educational levels, and other changes have meant a greater need for expanded recreational facilities and a revision of recreational standards. An appraisal of our existing City park system reveals a severe inadequacy to serve either our present or fiiture recreational needs. Suvh factors as higher population densities, increased numbers of young children, lack of yard area, and the proliferation of busy thoroughfares. make it necessary to provide additional facilities and programs for all age groups. • The City's present park system consists of 57 parks ranging in size from tot lots to large community parks. However, almost all neigh- borhoods in the City are not nerved by parks of adequate size, function, and correct location. The Community Renewal Program found that practically all of the existing parks or park -school complexes should be either expanded or further developed, or both, while many were not found to be within desirable walking distance of the neighborhood residents. The CRP also found that the facilities of many parks were not based upon the social needs of the neighborhoods and to be truly useful recreational facilities must recognize that the City has a variety of interests and age groups. Practically all of our City parks have conventional facilities but few of there represent recreational areas attuned to current concepts of recreational planning. The proposed City of Miami Parks and Recreational Bond Program represents both existing and proposed City Parks by major analysis districts in'the City. The map on the succeeding page depicts these analysis district. A brief outline of major acquisition and development items has been indicated for each park together with an estimate of their total cost. A summary of funds needed to properly develop and expand our City park system according to contemporary recreational standards is as follows: Downtown $26, 259, 000 Community North $ 8,013,000 Community South $ 5, 618. 000 $39, 890, 000 In summary, the proposed Park and Recreational Bond Program represents a comprehensive revitalization of our existing park system, together with the acquisition and development of several major interior parks, the ex- pansion of our Bayfront Parks, a network of riverfront parks and a City- wide bicycle path system. "SUPPORTIVE DCCUMENTS FOLLOW" • as eM Mw $s sT • �• • • 1w 11 tf • i tonal, MAY ►OiMC$AMA Aw Ma110I$ AYt •r 1• 1. 4 i G1s sT •• M 1 I(..... • • • . • • • MrsilT- So 1. Si ▪ • at es Y •• ▪ • 9 MMs •1• • O tlNtt AVE Pit tlMSACott 0 CAVIIWAY !Ca,Mt MinO tosibils 1 1 *sum SAY Causeway. i i % % 1 Turns / WA GAO SS SS / y I DOWNTOWN m ST 1 t I I I I I Cif LIMITS • •..•m••••••M•M•••••••••• M.M• M.M• rl••••••••• M•0M11111.•••• CITY OF MIAMI PARK a RECREATION BOND PROGRAM ANALYSIS DISTRICTS 0 1 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING OEPAR1:AENT JAN..1972 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW„ DOWNTOWN ont_ Park elopment: Bandshell renovation, park furniture, expanded rigation system, andrecapping seawall. Development $ 229,000 Bayfront Park Expansion (Ball Point) (Biocayne Boulevard, S. E. 4th to S. E . 2nd Street) Acquisition and Development: includes ground preparation, irrigatio system, walkways, park furniture, landscaping and recapping seawall Acquisition and Development $ 7, 500, 000 Bicentennial Park (P & 0 Dock Properties south of Pier 3) Acquisition and Development: includes fill, ground preparation, irrigation, landscaping and park furniture, demolition. Acquisition and Development $ 15, 000, 000 _ Downtown Riverfront (Flagler Street to Dupont Plaza) Acquisition and Development: Commerce Plaza, Riverside Park, Fort Dallas Park and Riverside Walkway. Commerce Plaza Riverside Park Fort Dallas Park Riverside Walkway $ 500,000 800, 000 400, 000 100, 000 Acquisition and Development $ 1,800,000 Downtown Urban Parka (Downtown interior blocks) Acquisition and Development: Creation of up to six (6) small parks in the interior of Downtown Miami. Acquisition and Development $ 200, 000* Page 1 of 14 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" 1st Issue 7,500,00 '15,000,0' 100,0 Miami rthur Causeway to N. n. 9th Street) elopment: includes fill. ground preparation, demolition, ndation removal. bulkhekd repair, landscaping, irrigation d park furniture. Development $ 1, 530, 000 *Downtown Development Authority Estimate Page 2 of 14 `SUPPORTIVE DOCUrvIENTS FOLLOW" 1st tattle es C4MIVIUNITY NOit Tit ttah-Comstock Neighborhood Park velopment: ground preparation, refinement of irrigation, tiditional park furniture, community building, and shuffle- board courts. Development $ • 341,000 AthalRange Under Expressway Park No. 1 (N. W. 10th and 1 lth Streets) Central Miami NDP Development: irrigation system, landscape replacement, park furniture, lighting, courts, and comfort station. Development $ 50, 000 Athalie Range Under Expressway Park No. 2 (N. W. 73rd and 75th Streets) Development: perimeter irrigation, additional land- scaping, comforts station. Development $ 15,000 Athalie Range Under Expressway Park No. 3 (N. W. 14th Street and I-395) Development: ground preparat ion, courts, comfort station, park furniture, lighting. Development $ 40,000 Belle Meade Mini Park (N. E. 8th Avenue and 77th Street) Development: Landscape development. Development $ 6,000 Bicycle Path (FEC Railroad) Development: pathway and signalization. Development $ 1I9.000 Page 3 of 14 "SUPPORTIVE 5u1Nr1TS FGLL let Issue 50, 001 0/1141 Nei _ hbothodta rk 9th Street and 2nd Avenue) lopment: Landscaping and imaginative play structures children. Development $ 20.000 Broward Circle Mini Park (N. W. 8th Avenue and 16th Street) Development: Landscape development. Development $ 6,000 Central Miami Pro osed Neighborhood Park (Vicinity of N. W. 6th Avenue and N. W. 9th Street) Acquisition and Development: ground preparation, irrigation. landscaping, park furniture, play apparatus, combination restroom, storage and office building. Acquisition and Development $ 220, 000 Crestwood Mini Park (N. W. 1 1th Avenue and 47th Terrace) Development: Landscape development and imaginative play equipment. Development $ 11,000 Curtis Park (N. W. 20th Street and 24th Avenue) Acquisition and Development: additional parcels for parking, shelters, improvement and addition to stadium facility and community buikding, including - lockers and showers, swimming pool expansion, walkways, land- scaping and boat ramp. Acquisition and Development $ 516, 000 Dixie Community Park (421 N. W. 12th Street) Central Miami NDP Acquisition and Development: land acquisition, preparation of ground, landscaping, planting, walkways, courts, irrigation system, comfort station. shelters, remodeling of community center, and swimming pool. Acquisition and Development $ 616.000 Page 4 of 14 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW„ tst Issue Issue 20, 000 6, 000 220, 000 11,000 516, 000 316, 000 300, 0(_ i,T4bothOod P*ra t Avenue and 17th Street) Central Miatni Is/DP Lion and Development: park furniture, landscaping rigation, courts and cormunity building. Acquisition and Development $ 628, 000 Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Park (N. W. 62nd Street - 1-95 to 17th Avenue) Acquisition and Development $ 2, 000.000 East Bay Vista Mini Park (N. W. 8th Avenue and 47th Terrace) Model Cities ' Development: ground preparation, irrigation and planting. Development Eaton Neighborhood Park (N. E. 4th Court and 60th Street) 1st Issue Issue 528, 000 100, 00C $ 7,000 7, 000 Acquisition and Development: additional land, game courts, sprinkler system, relocation of game courts, adult center, parking lot paving and landscaping. Acquisition and Development $ 245,000 Edison Community Park (N. W. 62nd Street and 5th Avenue) Edison Park NDP Development: walks, courts, landscaping, and construction of teen center and patio, backstop, handball, park furniture, walks, pool. overhang and field lighting. 245, 000 Development $ 173,000 173,000 Edison Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of N. W. 62nd Street, East of North Miami Avenue) Acquisition and Development: land acquisition, ground preparation, landscaping, irrigation. park furniture, play apparatus and comfort station. 2,000,000 Acquisition and Development $ 220,000 220, 0 Legion Memorial Park (Biscayne Boulevard and N. W. 66th Street) Development: includes launch ramp. walkways. roads, tot lot. multi -purpose court, picnic area, landscaping, and irrigation. Development Page 5 of 1'• 160, 000 "SUPPORTIVE D `CUMENTS 160, 000 rr Proposed I+ borhood Park, .W. 69th Street, East of North MV1iarni Avenue) 1st Issue issue isition and Development of a neighborhood park north ..t}th Street and Miami Avenue to serve senior citizens j oing� and high density apartment area to include: = land- ,,=scapirig, game courts, park furniture, comfort station, walicWays and irrigation. Acquisition and Development $ 143,000 iummus Park (N.W. W. 3rd Street and N.W. North River Drive) Development: landscaping, irrigation and lighting, walkways. Development _ 45,000 Magnolia Park (North of N. W. 36th Street on Bay) Development: includes walks, patio, park furniture, comfort station and shelter. Development 143, 000 45,000 $ 56.000 56, 000 Manor Community Park (N. W. 14th Avenue and 46th Street) Model City - EXPANDED PARK AND RECREATION PROGRAM Development: walkways. lighting system, various game courts, fences, sprinkler system and shelters. addition to community building, baseball and football field improvements. irrigation. Development $ 666,000 666,0 Margaret Pace Park (North Bayshore Drive between 1?th Terrace and 20th Street) Development: includes grading. landscaping and irrigation, paving, rip rap. park furniture. walks, and comfort station. Development $ 100, 000 Margaret Pace Park (Phase II) (Water Area - N. E. 20th Street to N. E. 21 st Street) Development: rip rap, fill and landscape development. Development Page 6 of 14 100, 000 140, 000 1 140, 000 "SU? ORTIV'E DOCUMENTS FOLLOW„ ighborhood Pa th Street and 25th Avenue) ent: walkway paving, park furniture, irrigation , children's playground`equiprrient for expanded area, andscapit►g. - - Development 31.000 Model, City _Proposed Neighborhood Park (south of N. W, 71 st Street, West of N. 7th Avenue) Aequissition and Development: ground preparation. irrigation, landocaping, park furniture, play apparatus, restroom - storage - offica building, lighting. Acquisition and Development $ 260, 000 Moore Community Park (765 N. W. 36th Street) Model City Development: irrigation system, court renovation, comfort station, lighting system, tennis. bleachers, redevelopment of drum and bugle corps building, and irrigation. Development $ 385, 000 Morningside Park (N. E. 55th Terrace and 7th Street) Development: includes walkways. court°, fencing. pool expansion. retaining wall, backstop, and park furniture. Development $ 60, 000 Pullman Mini Park (North Miami Avenue and 49th Street) Development: Landscape development. Development $ 6.000 Santa Clara Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of Airport Expressway, West of I-95) Acquisition and Development: land acquisition. ground preparation, irrigation, landscaping. park furniture, play apparatus, parking and walkways. and lighting. Acquisition and Development $ 143,000 Page 7 of 14 Issue 31,000 260, 000 60, 000 6, 000 143, 000 tat Issue 385,00_ r Causeway) prnent: includes landscaping, irrigation system, Aye, picnic facilities with comfort stations and terse Development y Arynwood Nei boyhood Park (1s1.W. 34th Street and First Avenue) 475, 000 Developments landscaping. grading, irrigation system, game courts, new community building, paving and walkways. Development $ 110, 000 Page 8 of 14 "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" is Bile 475, 000• ist issue 110, 00. COMMUNITY Y SOUTH le Path in.Flighway, South flaysherre, Douglas Road, S. IN. 26th Road) avoloprentt asphalt paving, guard posts, signalix&tion. Development $ 61,000 Manche Nei ,hborhood Park ('Virginia Street and Shipping Avenue) Development: Tennis courts, comfort station, paving, parking, landscaping and irrigation. Development $ 61,000 BrickeU Park (Brickell Avenue and Bay at S. E. 5th Street) Development: includes rip rap, tool room, irrigation system, fencing, furniture and landscaping. Development Bryan Neighborhood Park (S. W. 23rd Avenue and 13th Street) 12,000 Development: paving and landscaping, grading, courts, fences, park furniture, play equipment and community building. Development $ 85, 000 Coconut Grove Bayfront Park (McFarlane Road and Bayshore Drive) Development: includes all purpose courts, park furniture and irrigation system expansion. Development Coral Gate Neighborhood Park (S. W. 16th Street and 32nd Avenue) $ 26000 Development: courts, lighting, bleachers, pavements, baseball field improvements, tennis court, shuffleboard, landscaping and irrigation. Development Page 9 of is $ 52, 000 "SUPPORTIVE DCCU f ' ENTS FOLLOW" Znd Issue 61,000 61,000 12, 000 85, 000 26, 000 52, 000 Ba4 $1iore mW"iyer Coast Guard Station) ,feiop[neznt: includes multi j ttrpose courts, acquatic activity area, Attila demolition, .landscaping„: irrigation .and parki furniture, 1- Development: $ 235, 000 (unicipal Offices) Development: demolition, scarification, g round prepa ration, and landscaping development, Development 2nd Issue 235, 000 $ 1.190.000 1, 100, 000 Dinner Key - Bayshore (Underwood Marine and Bayshore Restaurant Property) Development: includes demolition of structures, ground preparation, irrigation, landscaping and pier. improvements. Acquisition and Development $ 750 000 Douglas Neighborhood Park (S. W. 37th Avenue and 27th Street) Development: courts, fencing, adult community building, park furniture, lighting, tennis court resurfacing, parking and walks. Development $ 119, 000 Eliee.beth Virrick Community Park (Oak and Day Avenues) Acquisition and Development: courts, walkway paving, park furniture, landscaping and irrigation, parking, fountains and benches. Acquisition and Development $ 48, 000 Fern Isle - South Fork (N. W. 12t h to 14th Street and N. W. 22nd to 24th Avenue) Acquisition and Development: additional land, including ground preparation, landscaping and irrigation, walkways, park furniture, boat basin and boat dock. Acquisition and Development $ 384 000 Page 10 of 14 "SUPPORTIVE DCCU 1 ENTS FOLLOW" 119, 000 48,000 381, 000 iet issue 750, 00. 2nd Issue 1st Issue i Nei Park, -w. 3rd Street and 7let Avenue) ,Silent: walkways.. parking lot paving, genie courts, par iture,. landscaping, rempiaeling community building and );btball court lighting. .Development pttn+ .venue Neii hborhood Park (3effer eon and Grand Avenues ) Development: landscaping, park furniture, football field revamping, irrigation, 'remodel community building, shuffleboard and all -Purpose courts. 46,000 Development $ 56, 000 Grajneland Community Park (N. W. 37th Avenue and 15th Street) Development: lighting, walkways, irrigation system, comfort station, shuffleboard, tennis courts, landscaping, backstop, renovation of children's building, parkin and maintenance bu ding. Development Grove Mini Park (N. W. 8th Street between 15th and 17th Avenues ) Development: landscape development Development He zdorson Tennis Center (N. VI. 9th Avenue and 3rd Street) 1 105, 000 Development: remodeling irrigation system. walkway paving and landscaping. Development Kinlcch Neighborhood Park (N. W. 47th Avenue and 4th Street) Development: fencing, benches. game courts, parking area, pr.ving, landscaping, remodel community building. Development Page 11of:4 6.000 37, 000 27 000 <<SUPp ORTIVI FOLLOW" FOLLOW" 46,000 105, 000 6, 000 37, 000 27, 000 56, 00C roe Park MA Oak Avenues) opi r `terrace, :irrigation $yate*L, landscaping, park tairtenniS -Courts, seckrity lights, and fencing. � t Development Morrie. Christrnae NeiShborhood Park (SArbarosa and Leaeune) 90, 000 D velopment: courts, comfort station and storage, park shelter, parking, Landscaping, irrigation and park furniture. Development Mini Park No. 1 (S. W. 3rd Street and 55th Avenue Road) Development: Landscape development. Development Orange Bowl Testing Station Park (N. W. 16th Avenue and 4th Street) Development: landscaping, court and field game area. Development Robert King High Park . (West Flagler Street and N. W. 69th Avenue) Development: walkways, courts, lighting, irrigation system, camping center, comfort station, park furniture, shelters and landscaping. Development Sewall Park (West of 17th Avenue on the Miami River) 2nd 1st • Issue "Issue 37, 000 37, 000 6, 000 6, 000 35,0001 35, 000 1 { $ 250.000 F 250,000 Development: picnic facilities. walkways, park furniture, area, trails, shelter¢ and nature study center. Development Page 12 o: 14 "SUPpp fC(.tltYi° FOLLO ah Grin Park arid Avenue krill 18th Street) ,pnt:. e1uifleb and courts,- lighting, reriovation of ,swimming pool lockers, and landscaping. Development $imptert Nature Park (South Miami Avenue at 15th Road) Development: outdoor nature study center, bike racks, pathways, parking area and park furniture. Development 73.000 Southside Neighborhood Park (S..W. llth Street and let Avenue) Development: fencing, game courts, irrigation system, park furniture, walkways, paving and Landscaping, tennis lighting. Development 50 000 $ 19,000 Proposed Trail Communitxr Park (Spanish Speaking or Latin Com- (S. W. 8th Street west of 27th Avenue) munity) Acquisition and Development of a community park for all ages. Acquisition and Development $ arid Issue 73, 000 50, 000 19, 000 950,000 700, 000 Triansle Neighborhood Park (S. W. 15th Road and llth Street) Development: park furniture, lighting, small children's pavillion and comfort etation, landscaping, protective wall and parking. Developnsont 50.000 50,000 Wainwright Park (Dixie Highway and Brickoll Avenue) Acquisition and Development: includes landscaping and irrigation, roads and walkways, picnic areas, parking, park furniture, nature pavillion, bayfront shelters, comfort station and rip rap. Acquisition and Development $ Page 13of14 • 650, 000 "SUPPORTI E DOC U; ,^, FN S FOLLOW' lst Its sue 1 250, 000 650; 000. 6tith Avenue) a►ell+teway.pavingb Braern, courts. park tidbeaptngi cotnmun1ty ding development, Development $ 96, 000 Riverside Park 1Ii't ED CITY OF MIAMI PARKS 0 RECREATIONAL. BOND PROGRAM TOTAL To be sold lst Issue Remaining for 2nd Issue 28,302,000 28,350,000 96,000 11,540,000 WY OF' N!1.4W. FLOr#IDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM table Members of City Comte s10 t Reese ity Manager bits: SLMJECts R:FEhENC£S: ENCLOSURES! PILE: Sale of fonds for the Parks fond Issue An analysis has been made to determine what portion of the $39. 89 million Parks and Recreational Bond Issue would be financially feasible to be included in the sale of bonds at the earliest possible date. It has been concluded that it would be financially prudent to limit the sale of bonds to a maximum of approximately $28 million. This would represent the first offering for the sale of the Parks Bond Issue. It is proposed that the remaining funds, the difference between the first sale and the total authorized bonds of $38. 89 million be offered for sale within 90 to 120 days after the sale of the initial issue. With the sale of bonds established at approximately $28 million, an analysis of the Parks Bond Program was made and projects have been selected which total $28, 102, 000. It is recommended that the following projects selected be included in the first sale of bonds. Page 1 of 3 pill..-.-., FOLLOW" orable .r bers of City +dos sion Bay'tront Park Expansion (Ball Point) (Biscayne Boulevard, S. E. 4th to S. E. 2nd Street) Land Acquisition and Development $ 7, 500, 000 Bicentennial Park (P & 0 Dock Properties south of Pier 3) Land Acquisition and Development $ 15, 000, 000 Downtown 1i.iverfront (riagier Street to Dupont Plaza) Riverside Walkway $ 100, 000 Bicycle Path (FEC Railroad) Development $ •50, 000 * Dixie Community Park (421 N. W. 12th Street) Central Miami NDP Land Acquisition and Development $ 300, 000 Dorsey Neighborhood Park (N. W. 1st Avenue and 17th Street) Central Miami NDP Land Acquisition and Development $ 100, 000 Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard Park (N. W. 62nd Street - 1-95 to 17th Avenue) Land Acquisition and Development $ 2, 000, 000 Edison Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of N. W. 62nd Street, East of North Miami Avenue) Land Acquisition and Development $ 220, 000 Manor Community Park (N. W. 14th Avenue and 46th Street) Model City - Expanded Development $ 6661 000 "SU"ORTIVE bLCUM ENTS FOLLOW" Page 2 of 3 era le Memb e r s of City COIlinli s elan MObre Cnfn t un ty Park (765 N. W. 36th Street) Model City Development $ 385, 000 Dinner Key._..Bayshore. (Underwood Marine and Bayshore Restaurant Property) Land Acquisition and Development ,$ 750, 000 Grand Avenue Neighborhood Park (Jefferson and Grand Avenues) +� Development Wainwright Park (Dixie Highway and Brickell Avenue) $ 56, 000 Land Acquisition and Development $ 650, 000 Riverside Park Spanish Speaking Park Total $ 75, 000 $ 250, 000 $28, 102, 000 Denotes partial acquisition and/or development in initial sale of bonds with balance of this project as provided in the Parks and Recreational Bond Program to be included in the final sale of bonds. cc: 6/2/72 The following two items were added by the City Commission at its meeting of June 1, 1972, to the first sale of bonds which increased the total to $28, 302, 000. • • Wyndwood Park - Replace Building $ 110,000 Acquisition.of•P.roperty at the Oak Park Avenue Tennis Facilities 90, 000 New Total $28, 302, 000 Honorable David T. Kennedy, Mayor Honorable Rose Gordon, Vice Mayor Honorable Irwin G. Christie Honorable Theodore R. Gibson 'Honorable J. L. Plummer, Jr. SUPP6RYivr trc�j VIV ENT Q ► - Page 3 of 3 DISTRICT 1 to 1 1 1 1 "StJPPcRTh DOCUMENTS FOLLOW" PARKS FOR PEOPLE ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER Qpt#}* *uM, Anita M. L. Rcttst CITY MANAO[R Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parks for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parka for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager LEGION PARK MORN INOSIOE PARK MORNINGS' DE PARK POT ICT. PROFILE �OUNCARY N1`�1P LIMI?$ 11014111 • MILLS MV NADI t s u +r v NAY •HORN • • OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is sufficient available park and open space within the area. Existing facilities need to be upgraded to better serve residents of the area. POPULATION 1880 1070 AGE aq gesiagNre UNDER ADE IS 1S• d4 BONO ALLOCATION IL 0 39, 900 000 Anro EXISTING PARKS 0011 80 16{10IK I1MPOOVIthilONtO PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS �R DOSED ALLOCATION RECOMMENDEO PROVE IMEMNTS TARS CO ' MPLETE DATE B19tAYNE HEIGHTSK 0.3 DixieMvy. E. 611h Sr Tot004111 Ptey Area 520,000 Lettttdscaping Irrigation SOS BICYCLE PATH Downtown to North City Limits Bicycling 1 S 29,750 Pathway Construction 1975 BELLE MEADE 0.1 K E. Ath Ave. & 77th Street Open Ploy Area S 6,000 Lpatdeeaping _ oy AOparalus 1 S ` EATON 2.5 K E. 4th Ct. & 60th Street Soh Ball Tennis Basketball Volleyball Tot Lot Boll Ganes S215,000 Acquisition Community Bldg. Shuffleboard CAMS ShuffleboardPork Furniture 1975 LEGION 13.5 Biscayne Blvd 6 K E. 66th St. Open Ploy Area Community Coing y S160,000 y Launch Romp Walkways Tot Let MuIN•Purpose Court Picnic Ana Landscaping 6 Irrigation 1971 LEGION PICNIC ISLANDS 10.0 Off Legion Park Spoil Bank MAGNOLIA 2.9 N. of 36th St. on Biscayne Boy Ploy Area PI S 56,000 Comfort Station Shelter Furniture Walks Patio 1975 MORNINGSIDE 33.7 N. E. SS Terr. & 7rh Avenue Community Bid. Softball Volleyball II Bocci Tot Lot Open ploy Area Swimming Pool Boll Games Indoor Recreation Swimming Instr. Nature Hikes S 60,000 Shuffleboard Courts Handball Courts Swimming Pool Expansion General Park Improvements 1975 MORNINGSIDE PICNIC ISLANDS &8 Spoil Banks off Momingside STEARNS 5.1 N. E. 30th Sr. at 6th Avenue Open Play Area N. E 82 ST. N.E. 71 ST. N. E. 62 ST. N. E. 54 ST. 0 0 G. Magnolia park 0 il] Belle Meade )park V Legion park Eaton park 79 ST CAUSEWAY 10 Legion perk Pienia Island 0 10Morningside park Plonk: Islands 1 Morn Ingside Bsyfrant park fr Stearns park MEC c'" ENCATIONS BISCAYNE HEIGHTS BICYCLE PATH BELLE MEADE EATON LEGION a ReecniN, LEGION PICNIC ISLANDS - - - - - MAGNOLIA MORNINGSIDE MORNINGSIDE PICNIC ISLANDS STEARNS "SUPPORTIVE :'CUMENTS rCLLOW, PARKS FOR PEOPLE ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER q`tit,t tttf AT, Xioritot M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parks for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. —_'• Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager T. 1. EDIBON CENTER PARK lit /t ST NI 1t 1T es ♦• s ■ • i 0.11111ik ir, IV 04 STW��rI. ' libripalli AIM II I I If - ii it Ctall VA W■ an 111157 MEWISMS M w DISTRICT w i ■ 1. 11 ST rowaeu■5 wt 1.4M/tt wt Lir 0 04 -( cc' 0`g r b r • 01181110Cal_ idC11.11110AC1Y i U11i..* *IVU 11101S10.1 PANIC NIJsNA VIN?A OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is a deficiency in available park and open space within this area, Additional neighborhood parks are needed to serve the Edison Park and Little River neighborhoods. Existing facilities need to be upgraded to better serve residents of the area. POPULATION 9g60 1070 II 1 hall IliarlllMnnI Illrlll11111111 I Athalie Ranee e2 Edison Center Proposed Bicycle Path Proposed Edison Center Posed Little River Pullman Mini -Park IJ., EA,�, _,,,aare.l luLi Lii r!ILIIIII sistitms*1 ism it 11.111041, 1l . III 11111 lll!�i PROPOSED LOCATION Under - expressway NW 73.75th Street NW 62nd Stvvret and 5th Avenue NW 6th Avenue 48- 49th Streets FEC Tracks Downtown to north City limits 5ofNW82ndSown E of N. Mimi Ave. N. Mimi Ave. 49th Street NW 6th Avenue EXISTING FACILITIES Basketball Multi -Purpose Court Tot Lot Basketball Baseball Tennis Shuffleboard Swimming Pool Tot Lot Open Play Area Community Bldg. Open Play Area PARK IMPROVISE/EMITS RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Ball Ganes Indoor Recreation Swimming Gymnastic Instr. PROPOSED BOLD ALLOCATIONS 111I11I1 I I II llllllllllllllilll'11111 NI 111 IIIIIII111I IIIIIIII Land Acgaisitise Comfort Station Basketball Court Athletic Field' Play Apporeros miw . 11r._ N.W. 79 ST 4 2 t . I Pangs park no. 2 Little Phrer park 1 4- N.W. 69 ST. Edison Center park N.W. a2 ST. N.W. 54 5T. North Ba Vista park a Pullman South Bay Mini park Vista park proposed Edison anN Center park X-95 proposed Bicycle path MS% �NTR NORTH BAY VtSTA B CY CUE F RECCIPAMENDATIONS PROPOSED EDISON CENTER PROPOSED LITTLE RIVER PULLMAN SOUTH BAY VISTA "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS FOLLOW_, PARKS FOR PEOPLE • ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER Ih r� s'llteg x►f On*, $itr+tra M. L. REtelt CITY MAMAatle Dear Citizens On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parke for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. cerely, . L. Reese City Manager 14 it I* ft it BO if I 1 • MI 11 it 0111111TRIgt $ '4:1t13 1111 PEI kk lirtelif 4 cc CIr��rricY �aoPi�.� r► BOWiVCAK7Y Z p. M.W. 71 sfi. MODIL CITIts • AI PONT ■XPRI•■WAY OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is a severe shortage of available parks and recreational facili• ties within the Model Cities area. Additional pork sites need to be developed as well as rehabilitating existing facilities. Redevelopment of Manor Pork has al. ready been partially completed. POPULATION 18B0 1070 AGE CiAtESIOENTE UNDER ADS IS BOND ALLOCATION EXISTING PARKS • 'AA , IS+ 114 ../ ,-- ---I, _..-,-.— I • \ ,...._ sn j r r ... \ 4 -1-12 :_l\.- _s_c:,..vrili....,_._„1 .t . 1 . /1 .--. - 1\._ ., ._,.31 ACRES SS + PROPOSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS PROPOSED BOND ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TARGET COMPLETION DATE Crestwood 1.0 NW 1lth Avenue NW 47th Terrace Open Ploy Area -- S11,000 Basketball Coot Landscaping. 1975 East Boy Vista 1.0 NW 8th Avenue NW 47th Terrace Open Ploy Area — S7,000 Ploy Apparatus Landscaping 1975' III Mohr 28.4 NW 14th Avenue NW 46-50th Streets Baseball Softball Tennis Football Skating Swimming Community Bldg. Ball Games Indoor Recreation Pre -School Skating Swimming Instr. $666,000 Addition Community Bldg, 1974 Baseball and Football Field Improvements Landscaping Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. ---- NW 62td Street L 95 to NW 17th Ave. --- --- S2,000,000 Boulevard Path 1973 Proposed Model Cities 3.0 S of NW 71st Street W of NW 7th Avenue ---- ---- S260,000 Land Acquisition Park Development 1975 West Buena Vista 1.0 NW 44.45th Streets NW 11th Pi. --- -- .—. .._ A N.W. 71 ST. N.W. 62 ST N.W. 54 ST. Id 4 I Dr. Martin Luther proposed Model King blvd park MCI park Manor park Crestwood park • •East Bay Vista park I •VVest Buena Vista park AIRPORT EXPRESSWAY PISIBCOMINNOAT 1 DNS CRESTWOOD _. EAST BAY VISTA MANOR PIECOIC4111NDATION8 DR. MARTIN LUtHER KING BLVD. PROPOSED MODEL CITY WEST BUENA VISTA ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER 11111 hnrui NY11i101111 ptg of Oiart/ot M. L. REEst city MANAGER Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parks for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds wilt enable Miami to embark upon a far«reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parks for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. cerely, . L. Reese City Manager MOORE PARK CURTIS PARK ilhIlilliiiilliilib liilllllllliirlIIIIII 11111111111111till CIIErT�CT PA01=1 LE gDIJNCyAFf'V' ALLAISATTAIMI CIJATII PAIRK w s IM SANTA MAMA CIVIC C■NTItUR aptiv44144,1 OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently most of District 4 is adequately served by existing park facilities. Improvements are needed in upgrading these facilities to better serve the resi• dents of the area. An additional park to serve the Santa Clara neighborhood is needed. POPULATION 1000 1H70 PARK Allapattah-Comstock Broword Circle Curtis Highland Circle ACREAGE 9.2 0.3 210 03 PROPOSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS LOCATION NW 17th Ave. NW 28th St. NW NW 8t4 Avenue NW 16th Street NW 21th Avenue NW 20th Street NW 8th Avenue NW 13th Street EXISTING FACILITIES Open Play Area Tot Lot Baseball Softball, Soccer Basketball Tennis Open Play Area Swimming Tot Lot Shuffleboard Commwnity Bldg. RECREATIONAL PROPOSED PROGRAMS BOND ALLOCATION Ball Games S341,000 Ball Games Indoor Recreation Swimming and Tumbling tnstr. 56,000 S516,000 RECOkWENDED IMPROVEMENTS Park Furniture. Irrigethsn System Refinement Improvements of Courts Enclose Coemonity Bldg. Landscape Development Additional land for parking. Structure& Improvements Lockers and Showers Boot Romp Swimming Pool Imp►: Walkways Melrose 1.5 19 0 NW 25th Avenue NW 30th Street NW 7th Avenue NW 36th Street Open Play Area Tot Lot Track Baseball Softball Football Teams Basketball Tot Lot Community Bldg. Ball Ganes Ball Games Indoor Recreation S31,000 S385,000 Pork Fumi tore PiGygratmd Equip. Landscaping irrigation system Court renovation Comfort Station Tennis Courts Lighting System 1975 1974 03 Pine Heights Proposed Sento Cioro 2.0 Neighborhood Park NW 8th Avenue NW 16th Street 5of 1-195 west of I. 95 S143,000 Land Acquisition Pork Murder/mu f N.W. 36 ST. N. W. 28 sT. N.W. 20 St Melrose park • Al lapettah Comstock park1 Q N Z proposed Banta Clara park Moore park N.W. 20 sr. q Curtis park Miami stadium ■ pine Heights. par Brawerd Circle*` par ighland rk w. 14 AVE. PECC4,1,JIVIENDATIONES ALLAPATTAH - COMSTOCK BROWARD CIRCLE CURTIS HIGHLAND CIRCLE ilumi 1111 !i MELROSE MOOR E PINE HEIGHTS PROPOSED SANTA CLARA • MAURICE FERRE MAYOR ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER e4 REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REEDS° COMMISSIONER rit). of t,ra M. L. Ratite CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen" On March 14, 1972, we, the citizen. of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parke for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parka. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager DIXIE PARK WVNWOOD PAP' DIXIE PARK r. R■ 1R It ant Y y Y . • w ■ at H 1 11■ 1t ■ . i ; M r ■ 1t 1 w• w $ Ii ±11 O11; 11l ■: H DISTRICT IS poll., W. • • 0 • 0 � Pf 0;04 gG 00 J 64:re PICIA ISOUNCIAPW 8 3 N.W. S err. / WVIVW001. it if ti ii or TOWN PARK 01X1111 PARK / N.W. 8 NT. OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is a severe shortage of available parks and recreational fat& ties within Central Miami. A new neighborhood park adjacent to the Culmer Center rind the expansion of Dixie and Dorsey Parks are needed. POPULATION 18 WO 1870 PROPOSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS PROPOSED BOND ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TARGET COMPLETION ^,ATE Athalie Range s1 2.7 Undenspmswoy (1.951 to NW 10- 11th Street Basketball) Tennis Tot Lot Open Play — f 50,000 hrlgotian Comfort Station Lighting Park Furniture 1973 Dime 3.4 401 NW 12th 5t. Basketball Tennis Roller Skating Open Ploy Area Tat Lot Swimming Shuffleboard Community Bldg. Ball Ganes Pre -School Indoor Recreation Swimming Instr. $616,000 Acquisition of Land for Pah Expansion Rebuilding Cameenity Center Swimming Poet Comfort Station Landscaping 1975 Dorsey 2.5 NW lit Avow* NW 17th Serest Community Bldg, Baseball Basketball Football Open Play Tot Lot Indoor Rscr.ation Ball Game. S6213,000 Acquisition of Land fen Posit Expansion Landscaping Covet Imprweemnts 1976 Proposed Athalle Range e3 0.25 Under.ryr.saway NW 14th and 1-395 ---- —» S 40,000 Comfort Station Game Courts Landscaping Park Furniture Lighting Proposed Bicycle Path ---- Downtown to North City Limits • --- _» f 29,750 Bicycle Patti 1975 Proposed Central Miami 3 0 NW 6th AVenu. NW 9th Street -... ...... f220,000 Land Acquisition Office, Structure Comfort Station 1971 i Park Development Wymrood 3.0 NW 1st Avenue NW 34th Street Softball Basketball Tennis Shuffleboard Tot Lot Community Bldg. Ball Gams Indoor Recreation Play School Arts and Crofts f110,000 Structural Improvements Gm..Catrrts Landscaping. Walkways 1974. 2Q hi > > a°, Q 4 IW N i W 2 2 L. Wynwood perk Range park no.'1 • proposed Central Miami Park proposed bicyle path ItIro'rsey park DIXIE DORSEY PROPOSED ATHALIE RANGE NO. 3 RE o u NDAT$oN PROPOSED BICYCLE PATH PROPOSED CENTRIAL MIAMI PARK WYNWOOD �; ,: is "SUPPORTIVE OCUI1E TS FOLLOW" PARKS FOR PEOPLE ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE - MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER M. L. Reese CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen: 44itg Attattti, Attett On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parks for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parke for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager LUMUB PARK hos MIAMARINA BAYFRONT PARK BAYFRONT PARK JAPANEBE DAP DENS 13113111RBT PROFILE MOUNDARY OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is adequate recreational facilities to serve the residents of the downtown area. Major expansion is proposed for Bayfront Park. When completed this major metropolitan recreational facility will extend for one mile. along Biscayne Bay from the Miami River to the MacArthur Causeway. Also proposed is a riverwalk along the north side of the Miami River, redevelopment of Watson Island and expansion of Pace Park. POPULATION 1870 AGE CIltSl�`1.1ENTA UINOEA AOE IS 4r•-14 BOND ALLOCATION EXISTING PARKS • OA, OS + _._._ '160.�ACRES.-- PARK ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS PROPOSED BOND ALLOCATION '' RECOMMENDED. IMPROVEMENTS TANau " COMPLETION DATE Bicentennial (Beyfront Pak. Beyfront Expansion. 01d Port) 69.3 Existing IT.2 Proposed Expansion Miami River to McArthur Causeay w Biscayne Blvd. to Bay Morino Auditorium Passive Recreation Bondshell -•— S24,259,000 Lend Acquisition we Pads Development 1976 Biscayne 3.7 NE 2nd Avenue NE 194, StreetPioy Open Area --- S 20,000 Landecaping, Stroetuv s for chi ldren 197!i Deunt•rrn Urban Parts 2• approx. Downtown Inter' or Blocks — ---- $ 200,000 L Land' Acquisition and. Development 19 74 Lustrous 7.0 North River Drive Shuffleboard Lawn Bawling Community Bldg. Games Interior Recreation Dancing S 45,000 Landscaping Migary nt LiplAtng- Stailivrays 197S: Rigel River walk and Parks Miami River, Brie -ken to FIngle, Streets ---- --. S I,800,000 Land Acquisition and Development 1974 Pecs 12.0 Existing 9 0 Proposed N. Bayshae Drive 17th Tenets o 30th Street Open Area _ 5 240,000 Acquisition at riparian rigkte, Land fill Canted Station Landscaping Pork Furniture Rip Rep 197b Proposed Bicycle Path Downtown to North City Limits -.-- _-- S 29,750 Bicycle Path 1 /71 Par. Picnic lslsal% ].S Spoil Banks OR Poce Pak ._ _ r %tsar Island 65.0 McArthur Causeway Japanese Gardens, Gorden of Americas Romp .-_- S 475,000 ConsultantIBM developing a eeter prate master N. W. 20 ST. proposed bicycle path N. W. 11 ST. N.W. 10 ST. <N.w. 3 ST. H Lumus perk i 1 f � i /I U D ■ Since park i 1morit/ II i IN 1 i iiiitotim Ns INN ■I_es tc»s t. C M -.in.. _ ss>Is i�sss'Uwm r autr Id z W 1 Downtown Urban parks Pace park Picnic Islands Pace park I1 Pace park TIAN CAUSEWAY • Id Port Miamarina Beyfront park Bayfront • Park expansion Miami River Walk Watson Island park Bicentennial park PECOOMENDATIONS • BICENTENNIAL( BAYFRONT1 OLD PORT, BAYFRONT PARK EXPANSION) BISCAYNE DOWNTOWN URBAN PARKS LUMUS MIAMI RIVER WALK PlacoevioNDATiONS PROPOSED BICYCLE PATH PACE PARK PACE PARK PICNIC ISLANDS WATSON ISLAND 41) .,....- , e.Y..,• no,,,,,,,,, A DISIPICT 7 ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER. JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER REV THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER gritq Atittart, 0'141miIttt M. L. Retest CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39. 9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parks for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parke for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. L. Reese City Manager RIVERSIDE PARK HENDERBON PARK DOUGLAB PARK SHENANDOAH PARK •• q• 1• 1T L 1 • • • OT " r — r = e « Nati 7 1 1111MINT .L L g • • t• 11 7T CWI&t •& SOS SIT ,O.Cu•1 wl rffllt list trul Nl" 0%$GP 1:3113rWCT PROFILE 0 BOUNDARY OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is a deficiency in available park and open space within the south- west area. An additional community park is needed to serve the area east of 17th Avenue and north of SW 8th Street. Existing facilities need to be upgraded to better serve residents of the area. POPULATI ON 1080 11370 ACE OP3PIESICEINIT9 UNDO AOIS le 111I 64 BOND ALLOCATION EXISTING PARKS /7- se + •••,•••••Nee - 0010.1001141110 MAK INIPPOVIIIVIIIIVIIIII Pak ACREALI LOCATION rOSTING rxtrytrs ift*CATICIMAL rocconts P013100 00 60101) ALLCA'AT1ON OtC06111106140 611,018111173 .."1110L0'.`"' 02.1311311 OAtt 601411 2.1 or iirt AWN.* 91130 "We 11444/0411 TM Li* 0044 PLN 944 Co0444400 SW -- $ NOVO 10040.4040 PT" 401411444 11003 Pot 1.4011004 $4.1441 law -...... Cooll 0000 If $11394 A.m. 30140 Arst 90641 1140144411 OP, PISS MOS C0•4041,0 6160. WO floon FYN INVIelli. S 1/930 1.1040140 /IMAM 64041•11111411 TWO. C441 400004.1140 LASINIpts. ........ 16040140 16.6 V 3719 Arm* 10 170. S1400t Tools UN 191400 144•14 3144.04004 0111.066 Cools Sir4.441 loo 11/0 11441041411 64A011 0344 On.1 Cor40404 SW 11.4304.01 PAY, Si %Os TOWS Cant 1.10. 1./10044 PM Froahomp Ho 1.014 141 NO 04 A... WM Am, NI1 /NA Po" NV INA P. ..- - MOS .... 604 &No 1141 Nolo 6404041 Poi 111.0140•44 ..... Pm CAN GO 10440 13/ 6.121. NO 2314110444,1411 ho $4001, Om R•gel Parli," .... - ..... - -. Om* WI Poi 0.1 1011317 A...4 NOM St - -- $ OM L40604404 004414p4.0 1113 /14•14... 31 No104.4.04.0 W94 $044 Too. Croo 74.000 1.10. 1 02,003 11004001q 1410411. *Om MA., P4440 or4 1.44.441.0 11171 Golo 11441 P149.4104 TA NO IMO A.4.4 NW Ho 944 - - 0 33300 L441•44444 C441 44 POE or OM 110$ 11404041 614.4 0411 -- •-• $ 63,930 11.401.0 PNA 1176 3.406 Clly IMAM 114440411.44, 014.4404 IS,,,Ire, 33 511,401. 4004. St 2. A 34.00 - -. t220,303 1..IS ArINIIIIIme C440.01 /141 00.114044 1173 Pre44.4 1.1 C4,444..0, 10 0 11•0 4 210, A. • - - 3625,000 L.00014.4010144 I Poi 19.44.4444 1075 11...14. 3 5 SW 30, A 00.4 50/ 34 5444 Legia4 601 54441 640143411 44110•04,.. .4.00* 64041411 L.g. $ 75.000 1240441 Polt De.retwortt ITN 54461 NI 0 No I74.Am,. W.+ lb. NW,. Skit 0,146 Twos 3105.003 Pit.lc 1.10.0 Prii. 0.. Trots 6.4044 Neon So* C4.44 1115 10.44,411 10 0 SW 234 4.04. SO Mk 0..., 7v.. 3•01411 %Wool, 000.4•11 Commun/, Was. 641 G. Pno.Schoel . Wee Rm.', 544444 1.144140 1 73000 /1•44.44 111010. Sr:m.9 Peal taxi,s L 4044 941114$40.1 e4440 1103 640144. 2.2 5* I 0 A.m. 90 116 Sow 7, (so 1,411.11 604.41•41 it,,,,mn 01M. PI, h,.. Co.o.oily 04, Son f.ors 44 1444.• NINAMMOK $ Mope 1.40.44• ImWiew L.1.40.019 Fro.. 1121 T44,14 0 3 51130 Rod Omo PI, N. To Lel --. 5 WASS Chailms• P•00.. Ligh/4" 1,1•40.4141 1040.4.4 WA MI N. W. N sr.. parkY N simim par�c� E a N.W. 7 •T Crange Sow' hat Station perk Otsnroyel parks WLAOLEf ST •W. a ST. - IOrnv■ Mini park • a Dramas !Radium ■ 11114eriderson park Latin Community Rlverfront perk Riverside 111 •T. O proposed Trail Community park Coral o a perk ■Bryan park •2 ST. Couples park Shenandoah park Southeide.park Triangle park propoasd bicycle path rill111.11.111111.1111111.1.1111.1.1ir 14ECCOFIVIENDATIONS BRYANNmonia1•1•••••••••••••••••••61r. -ororgerhmio—ris CORAL GATE DOUGLAS FERN ISLE GLEN ROYAL PARKS GROVE MINI PARK HENDERSON ORANGE BOWL PLAYGROUND 'Egg __ aNCA s NG ! ' PROPOSED BICYCLE PATH PROPOSED LATIN COMMUNITY RIVERFRONT PROPOSED TRAIL COMMUNITY PARK RIVERSIDE i ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER •pig a Atittutt, M. L. REEsE CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the sale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parks have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parke for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parks. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager ORAPELANO PARK ROBERT KING HIGH PARK 1111111 GRAPELANO PARK ti• •t f1 1t • . 1 • • r i • • itrrer r ■t to sT w s• ,t s* tl•o avc • mo avt 4o14u4•a 4?1 ■4tfa MO rf wt..ft •s 1 r r • 3 r T. r *1 f yt • 0 P4 -4 GP 003 t r� f r 3 a • DrSrT PROFILE BOUNDARY ORAPELAND HEIONTE FAIRLAWN OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently District 8 is adequately served by existing park and recreational facili• ties. Improvements ore needed in upgrading these facilities to better serve the residents of the area. POPULATION 1111110 1R70 PROPOSED PARK IMP ACREAGE LOCATION EXISTING FACILITIES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMGRAM S PROGRAMS PROPOSED BOND ALLOCATION RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS TARGET COMPLETION DATE Fleeting 1.0 SW 71st Avenue SW 3d Str et Tot Lot Open Play Ana Community Bldg. --- 516,000 Bssietkel) court Lighting Parking lot posing Shut wo' insp. Gass Courts Park Furniture 1975 Grapeland Heights 20.6 NW 37th Avenue NW 15th Street Tennis Basketball Baseball Softball Footbal I Community bldg. Soccer Handball Open Ploy Area Shuffleboard Ball Games Indoor Recreation Pre -Schaal 5105,000 Lighting Walkways Renovation of children's building Parking Lot Porint Confer, sabot Landscaping 1973 41 Kinloch 3.1 NW 47th Avenue NW Ith Street Baseball Softball Football Soccer Basketball Open Play Area Tot Lot Community Bldg Bali Ganes Indoor Recreation S27,000 SaucNrolley Fencing Beaches Gas.Coutts. Parking Maas Paving Landscaping. 1975 Mni•Park el 1 0 SW 55th Am. SW 3rd Seem --• ...- 56,000 Landscape Dsrslopnnnt N 1973 1 Robert King High 17.0 NW 69th Avenus F lagier Strom Camping Tannin Basketball Baseball Open Play Area Community Bldg. Bail Ganes Indoor Recreation $350,000 Cooping CORN? 1975 West End 9.3 SW 6th Ave. SW 3d Street Community 81dq. Swimming Tennis Shuffleboard Basketball Softball Baseball Football Soccer Open Play Area Ball Ganes Indoor Recreation Pre -School Swimming Instr. $96,000 Shustaraf lap,. Wallow Pavia. InIOMIen' Peek Furniture - Landscaping. ti 1975 PIEBO ENCIATION0 FLAGAMI GRAPELAND HEIGHTS KINLOCH o ni1,1 44.1i PIECCIIONENDATIONS MINI 'ARK NO. ROBERT KING HIGH WEST END "SUPPORTIVE DOCLI M ENTS F PARKS FOR PEOPLE ogoi ROSE GORDON COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. COMMISSIONER MAURICE FERRE MAYOR REV. THEODORE R. GIBSON VICE -MAYOR MANOLO REBOSO COMMISSIONER M. L. REESE CITY MANAGER A �1 alttg. ,atitunt, xinitut M. L. REEsE CITY MANAGER Dear Citizen: On March 14, 1972, we, the citizens of Miami, made a momentous decision for the future of our community by the passage of the 39.9 million dollar Parke for People Bond Issue. Funds derived from the Bale of these bonds will enable Miami to embark upon a far-reaching program of park expansion and improvement. As our City has grown and the desire and demand for leisure time activities has increased, our parka have proved to be inadequate to meet these escalating demands. Funds derived from the sale of the bonds will enable us to create many new parks in all neighborhoods of the City and to revitalize existing facilities. The continuation of public participation in the planning and implementation of park improvements is an essential component of the Parks for People program. The involvement of recreational task forces throughout the City has provided invaluable assistance to the City in the processes of park redevelopment and expansion. Your participation is crucial to the success of this program. Recommendations made by a Task Force composed of members of your community will be utilized in planning your parka. The contributions you are making at this meeting will have an invaluable impact upon the City for future generations and insure the success of the Parks for People Bond Program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. . L. Reese City Manager • VIRRICK PARK BICYCLE PATH .reilrc • 7gm' COW COCONUT GROVE BAYFRONT PARK CB RAND AVE. PARK 01B71.BT .PROFILE * OVERALL COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL NEEDS Presently there is adequate park and recreational facilities in the area. Improve- ments are needed in upgrading these facilities to better the residents of the area. Redevelopment of the Dinner Key Complex as proposed in the Dinner Key Master Plan is needed for better utilization of this unique boyfront property. POPULATION a•so 111170 + R3D, AGE CIO AEAICI6NTA UNOSIII AGE IS 1S. 84 BOND ALLOCATION EXISTING PARKS fly fifYikk • Ss _!135_ACFtES_. 014000111.10 PARK . .... ACIR000 LOCATION E013T010 FAC11.1T11f RECIkATK1NAt PROGRAM PM11P0lED IOW RECOWlS1610 01/00'1EIdENTf .. OOYit R �Tt le7etePrl. t p,i_4 bereft P.O. -_ SPA C.171trN.n 1di.elr?.r.erA Cp f+.Nt w Grows Tien 0.74.0.0 Pet •- S10,000 &evel.PA - 11110 Di..... bindle 13 IXIPNM Agee** VI.Sh.+e Sweet TN Let Ott/ Pip A . ..- $61,000 Te.N, CM. Ca llr. 94Ran Peeing, Oakley I.r.A<g1.0 M I.r10.N.. Slidell 6.7 bM.11 A.eer. 7r SR. S.eet O.r. Ptior Om. - $17,000 1110 Ry Tool Raw M.SN+.n Settee Feinting fenI.r., lyds<pley -,....... .. 1071 C.mer. f..... IS 0 M.Fr&M Aa. S Bgs6r. 0.+w 31J0.0e04 Twddt BeJ.MN Selridl C..r.ity SYS. Ode Orr. male. AAR eeeweKen bedew Ree...Nw S%.0O) Mulrirfe - IP3 0.7In•r FwPw covets PM feelers Inlote.n ntn. ewrn+an 01rr Key Peahens. .7 54.5 0 S St 27A Ave R.ebr..n Re. SerM Seeder. 0r SW 77e4 Keene* SW 7bi Se. Arprtr. Win. Gee -.. $.n, ._. AMMO. Melvin SohSete 0n. MN ON...r 0. Mrine D... OeM lute _.. Ladd deviance •e•we•• e •F enneenMien e1 dons, Key Weer. Plan .... Me ,� (Wed A.an.e S0 l+ef..t.. Se Ceeernt701y. Teel. FWWI Oe.11ell BoreMR 01.. P1or An. 0410.es Md..r R.cre.rrn P...Se1ed 151,010 loleeefM StwcN:.i l•►. CanreeNian al el M.p.e ew,ne Peri fwnlww F.eMll 0.N .pelt 1076 Ki4 W..w 1.6 Oei ever. Sew Toes 1i. A.11 •-• S00.000 AeN.nlen 0 ..lp..nr el 0111.e.7 a M e<Mirdd ton Tr let WnN ditr..s S 6 Lel... Rod ed B..ienw Oran Pier An. TN LN -.• fA.00D Gerd M 1'. NH, 0..nit, • 1075 Pkruc t.lw/. (Boor Key! 100 Borneo N P.. KeyD..r - ._. InelrYl in Key diseNbn rote D...,r Key1%1 Sewn 3.5 S 6Ua: Attn. 1S, Redd Nrr. Mils N...n Seedy Con. Gweldd 7... NoeS.dr Peep.. S50,000 O.W.e nen . eta* .My<anr MI. Pel.eeIt, psi log re. MS 1rw+. 0.1 s. Berths, NieM... Oren so... .._ _. ._. .... T.ru1 even IF:.. S.r...b 0 3 0d Aeon. «d V.rn+. SMw 1..n .... ._. .... .... V,me4 d 5 04 Are.. Plow Sew. 51.011.1.8.1 a Lena BesMA.11 S.i.r. Geer P+oy A... L.. Came, Mali C...ne. P..-Sr4w1 lake. P.<wN,w 5.,..,.7 b.w. Se8,000 Led oceeisnr, 0e.reMe ►e.l a ...r. f li..y.e•••. Imo...TN PNiq 1075 Me.wn.jn 11.0 Ind eel A..... Peen 11eenn... At.11ewMer« .._ 1650,000 Aeer,snw J 5etiin..r.e10.0+ 1K.Inr end eelte .n.en L.:N.. I071 Blanche pork ■ Coconut Grove ■ tennis ■ court perk MIECOIrIVIENCIATIONS BICYCLE PATH BLANCHE BRICKELL COCONUT GROVE BAYFRONT DINNER KEY FIREHOUSE #7 GRAND AVE. KIRK MUNROE riEcocviENDA-noma MERRIE CHRISTMAS PICNIC ISLANDS SIMPSON STEELE COCONUT GROVE TENNIS COURT VIRRICK WAINWRIGHT