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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #51 - Discussion Item• PROPOSED CITY OF MIAMI PARKS AND RECREATIONAL BOND "SUPPORTIVE i 1 PLULLU 0JAN, So 1•711 ° 4. [1 T 1 1 ;11 PROGRAM k , 1 • r TABLE OP CONTENTS DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY NORTH COMMUNITY SOUTH PAGE NO. 1 1 ti t;. 1- 1 1 1 T l7 FOREWORD 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 future recreational needs. Such factors es higher population densities, increased numbers of young childr 3n, lack of yard area, and the proliferation of busy thoroughfares, make it necessary to provide additionalfacilitiea 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 t eigh- borhoods in the City are not served by parks of adequate size, ;:unction, and correct location. The Community Renewal Program found 'tat 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 them represent recreational areas attuned to current concepts of recreational planning. The proposed City of Miami Parks and Recreational Bond Prog: am represents both existing and proposed City Parks by major analysis districts in the City. The map on the succeeding page depicts ttese analysis district. A brief outline of major acquisition and deve: opment 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: 1 T T T l 1 Downtown* $18, 759, 000 Community North $ 8, 082, 000 Community South** $ 4, 326, 000 $31, 167, 000 In summary, the proposed Park and Recreational Bond Program represents a comprehensive revitalisation 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. *excluding the following properties: Bayfront Park Expansion (Ball Point) **excluding the following properties: Wainwright Park, Dinner Key-Bayshore (Underwood Marine) s. i C•. 1, .t 0 i S i O .,Y.tTTTIT t Ps • i i. f 1 V T M � DOWNTOWN i i I CITT LINTS CITY OF MIAMI PARK a RECREATION BOND PROGRAM ANALYSIS DISTRICTS 0 • ,' CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT JAN-,1972 5 i ii .*iw 2 MILES VAIVONA NIT T_ T 1 _ Acquisition and Development 1, 800, 000 * Downtown Urban Parks (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 l of 14 DOWNTOWN Bayfront Park Development: Bandshell renovation, park furniture, expanded irrigation system, and recapping seawall. Development $ 229.000 Bayfront Park Expansion (Ball Point) (Biscayne Boulevard, S. E. 4th to S. E . 2nd Street) Acquisition and Development: includes ground preparation, irrigation system, walkways, park furniture, landscaping and recapping seawall. Acquisition and Development $ pviagitpg Apprtsate Bicentennial Park (P & 0 Dock Properties south of Pier 3) Acquisition and Development: includes fill, ground preparation. demolition, irrigation, landscaping and park furniture. 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 $ 500, 000 Riverside Park 800, 000 Fort Dallas Park 400, 000 Riverside Walkway 100, 000 �. I— r— I 1 • Port of Miami (MacArthur Causeway to N. E. 9th Street) Development: includes fill, ground preparation, demolition, foundation removal, bulkhead repair, landscaping, irrigation and park furniture. Development *Downtown Development Authority Estimate Page 2 of 14 $ 1, 530, 000 L_ 1 1 1 1 I l t 1. I 7 COMMUNITY NORTH Allapattah-Comstock Neighborhood Park (N. W. 17th Avenue and 28th Street) Development: ground preparation, refinement of irrigation, additional park furniture, community building, and shuffle- board courts. Development $ 341, 000 Athalie Range Under Expressway Park No. 1 (N. W. loth and 1 lth Streets) Central Miami NDP Development: irrigation system, landscape replacement, park furniture, lighting, courts, and comfort station. Development $ 50, 0:)0 Athalie Range Under Expressway Park No. 2 (N. W. 73rd and 75th Streets) Development: perimeter irrigation, additional land- scaping, comfort station. Development Athalie Range Under Expressway Park No. 3 (N. W. 14th Street and 1-395) Development: ground preparat ion, courts, comfort station, park furniture, lighting. 15, 000 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 $ 119, 000 Page 3 of 14 Biscayne Neighborhood Park (N. L. 19th Street and 2nd Avenue) Development: landscaping and imaginative play structures for children. Development $ 20, 000 Broward Circle Mini Park (N. W. 8th Avenue and 16th Street) Development: Landscape development. Development Central Miami Proposed Neighborhood Park (Vicinity of N. W. 6th Avenue and N. W. 9th Street) $ 6, 000 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 lth Avenue and 47th Terrace) Development: Landscape development and imaginative play equipment. Development $ 11, 000 Curtis Park (N. W. 20th Street and 24th Avenue) 1 Acquisition and Development: additional parcels for parking, shelters, improvement and addition to stadium i- facility and community building, 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, irrigatioa system, comfort station, shelters, remodeling of community center, and swimming pool. Acquisition and Development $ 616,000 Page 4 of 14 � ..� ..y,_1 ram' 1 ~ + Dorsey Neighborhood Park (N. W. lst Avenue and 17th Street) Central Miami NDP Acquisition and Development: park furniture, landscaping and irrigation, courts and community 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 $ 7,000 Eaton Neighborhood Park (N. E. 4th Court and 60th Street) I t Acquisition and Development: additional land, game courts, T sprinkler system, relocation of game courts, adult center, T parking lot paving and landscaping. 1 Acquisition and Development $ 245, 000 Edison Community Park -r (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. Development $ 17:.L01a 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. Acquisition and Development $ 220, 0 10 Legion Memorial Park (Biicayne 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 14 $ 160, 010 1 1 Little Ritter Proposed Neighbor►ood Park (North of N.W. 69th Street, East of North Miami Avenue) Acquisition and Development of a neighborhood park north of 69th Street and Miami Avenue to serve senior citizens housing and high density apartment area to include: land- scaping, game courts, park furniture, comfort station, walkways and irrigation. Acquisition and Development $ 143, 000 Lummus Park (N. W. 3rd Street and N. W. North River Drive) Development: landscaping, irrigation and lighting, walkways. Development $ 45, 030 Magnolia Park (North of N. W. 36th Street on Bay) Development: includes walks, patio, park furniture, comfort station and shelter. Development $ 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 Margaret Pace Park (North Bayshore Drive between 17th Terrace and 20th Street) Development: includes grading, landscaping and irrigation, paving, rip rap, park furniture, walks, and comfort station. Development $ 114, 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 14 152.000 Melrose. Neighborhood Park (N. W. 30th Street and 25th .Avenue) Development: walkway paving, park furniture, irrigation system, children's playground equipment for expanded area, and landscaping. Development $ 31, 000 Model City Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of N.W. 71st Street, West of N. W. 7th Avenue) Acquisition and Development: ground preparation, irrigation, landscaping, park furniture, play apparatus, restroom - storage - office building, lighting. Acquisition and Development $ 260, 0'10 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, courts, fencing, pool expansion, retaining wall, backstop, and park furniture. Development $ 60, 0( 0 Pullman Mini Park (North Miami Avenue and 49th Street) Development: Landscape development. Development Santa Clara Proposed Neighborhood Park (South of Airport Expressway, West of I-95) $ 6,003 Acquisition and Development: land acquisition. ground preparation, irrigation, landscaping, park furniture, play apparatus, parking and walkways, and lighting. Acquisition and Development $ 143,00 ) Page 7 of 14 —7.7 1 am.T Watson Park (McArthur Causeway) Development: includes landscaping, irrigation system, walkways, picnic facilities with comfort stations and shelters. Development $ 518, 000 Wynwood Neighborhood Park (N. W. 34th Street and First Avenue) Development: landscaping, grading, irrigation system, game courts, new community building, paving and walkways. Development $ 110,0)0 Page 8 of 14 _I,-VaCT COMMUNITY SOUTH Bicycle Path (Math Highway, South Bayshore, Douglas Road, S. W. 26th Road) Development: asphalt paving, guard posts, signalization. Development Blanche Neighborhood Park (Virginia Street and Shipping Avenue) 61,000 Development: Tennis courts, comfort station, paving, parking, landscaping and irrigation. Development Brickell Park (Brickell Avenue and Bay at S. E. 5th Street) $ 61,000 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 Coconut Grove Bayfront Park (McFarlane Road and Bayshore Drive) $ 85 000 Development: includes all purpose courts, park furniture and irrigation system expansion. Development Coral Gate Neighborhood Park (S. W. 16th Street and 32nd Avenue) $ 26, 000 Development: courts, lighting, bleachers, pavements, baseball field improvements, tennis court, shuffleboard, landscaping and irrigation. Development Page 9 of 14 $ 52J 000 at • Dinner Key:. Bayshore (Former Coast Guard Station) Development: includes multi -purpose courts, acquatic activity area, hangar demolition, landscaping, irrigation and park furniture. Development: $ 235, 000 Dinner Key (Municipal Offices) Development: demolition, scarification, ground preparation, and landscaping development. Development $ 1(165, 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 $ Pending Appraisals 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 Elizabeth 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. 12th 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 $ Page 10 of 14 381, 000 flagamie_Neiihborhood Park (S. W. 3rd Street and 71st Avenue) Development: walkways, parking lot paving, game courts, park furniture, landscaping, remodeling community building and basketball court lighting. Development Grand Avenue Neighborhood Park (Jefferson and Grand Avenues) $ 46, 000 Development: landscaping, park furniture, football field revamping, irrigation, remodel community building, shuffleboard and all-purpose courts. Development $ 56, 000 Grapeland 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, parking and maintenance building. Development $ 105f 000 Grove Mini Park (N. W. 8th Street between 15th and 17th Avenues ) Development: landscape development Development Henderson Tennis Center (N. W. 9th Avenue and 3rd Street) $ 6, 000 Development: remodeling irrigation system, walkway paving and landscaping. Development Kinloch Neighborhood Park (N. W. 47th Avenue and 4th Street) $ 3 7, 000 Development: fencing, benches, game courts, parking area, paving, landscaping, remodel community building. Development Page 11 of 14 $ Z7j 000 Kirk Munroe Park (Matilda and Oak Avenues) Development: terrace, irrigation system, landscaping, park furniture, tennis courts, security lights, and fencing. Development Merrie Christmas Neighborhood Park (Barbarosa and LeJeune) $ 90, 000 Development: 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 $ 37 , 000 $ 6, 000 Orange Bowl Testing Station Park (N. W. 16th Avenue and 4th Street) Development: landscaping, court and field game area. 1 Development $ 35, 000 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 $ 293, 000 Sewell Park (West of 17th Avenue on the Miami River) Development: picnic facilities, walkways, park furniture, parking area, trails, shelters and nature study center. Development $ 105, 000 Page 12 of 14 le 1 1-1 1'4 i_+ • Shenandoah Camfriunity Park (S. W. 22nd Avenue and l8th Street) bevelopment: shuffleboard courts, lighting, renovation of building, swimming pool lockers, and landscaping. Development Sirup:; on Nature Park (South Miami Avenue at 15th Road) $ 73 000 Development: outdoor nature study center, bike racks, pathways, parking area and park furniture. Development Southside Neighborhood Park (S. W. l lth Street and 1st Avenue) $ 50.000 Development: fencing, game courts, irrigation system, park furniture, walkways, paving and landscaping, tennis lighting. Development Proposed Trail Community Park (S. W. 8th Street west of 27th Avenue) $ 19, 000 Acquisition and Development of a community park for all ages. Acquisition and Development $ 950, 000 Triangle Neighborhood Park (S. W. 15th Road and l lth Street) Development: park furniture, lighting, small children's pavillion and comfort station, landscaping, protective wall and parking. Development Wainwright Park (Dixie Highway and B rickell Avenue) $ 50, 000 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 $ Pending Appraisal. Page 13 of 14 A West End _Community _Park (S. W. 3rd Street and 60th Avenue) Development: walkway paving, irrigation system, courts, park furniture, landscaping, community building development. 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