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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
L.T.C. 130-1995
TO:
Honorable Mayor and Members of
the City Commission
DATE: October 31,1995
FROM:
Jose Garcioa-Pedrosa fJI
City Manager [II
SUBJECT:
STATUS REPORT NO.2 - PARKS AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION
BOND MASTER PLAN FOR CITY PARKS
Outlined below is a summary of recent activities which have occurred in the preparation of the Master Plan
for miscellaneous improvements to the city's parks and recreation facilities.
o The Recreation and Park Facilities Board continues to serve as the primary steering committee for this
project. Members of the board have been assigned to attend each community meeting in order to listen
to the residents' needs with respect to the parks that they utilize.
o The Consultants attended a special meeting of the Youth Center Board on October 16, 1995, (at the
request of the board). The attached list sununarizes the issues discussed at this meeting.
o Status reports on the progress of the master plan will continue to be presented to the Youth Center
Board and the Park and Recreation Facilities Board at their regularly scheduled monthly meetings.
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o The schedule for th~. fIrst seri~s of commwtity meetings was advertised in the Neighbors Section of
the Miami Herald on Sunday, October 15, 1995. (attached) A similar advertisement was placed in the
Spanish publication, Art Deco Tropical, on October 19, 1995. (attached) Additionally, a letter and a
copy of the meeting schedule was sent to presidents of 48 civic organizations per the attached listing
of organizations which is maintained by the City Clerk's Office.
o The fust four of these eight scheduled meetings have been completed to date. These meetings include
a presentation by the consultants of existing site conditions and advantages and disadvantages that
exist in the present layout of the facilities. Residents are provided the opportunity to express their
concerns, needs and desires with respect to the parks which they utilize. Attendance at each of these
meetings has ranged from approximately 30 to 40 people. Summary minutes for these meetings, as
provided by the consultants, are attached for your information.At the conclusion of each meeting
residents are asked to complete a survey form. (attached)
o A questionnaire is being developed for distribution to various neighborhood schools to obtain input
from the children of Miami Beach.
L _ T _ C _ Status Report No. 2- Parks Master Plan
o A schedule for the second series of meetings is attached. These meetings will be advertised in a
similar manner as the first series of meetings. At this next round of meetings the consultants will
provide conceptual designs of the parks facilities which address the issues, needs and concerns
-expressed .by the residents, users, and city staff.
My office will continue to keep you apprised of the progress of this master planning process for the city's
parks system.
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I SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER ~
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1. I Create Youth Golf Program by ~Iocating Par 3 starters facility &. putting green to
Youth Center area.
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Add new full-size ice rink . Renovate ex.isting ice rink for a new activity. such as gymnastics.
Add playing field (min. size of a soccer field).
Add a 20 ft x 30 ft learning pool to pool dcek.
Add more shade structures to pool deck.
Study the existing balconies on tbe 2nd floor and other liabilities present in the bldg.
Add area for video games.
Add passive play uea/ quiet zone for llomcwork and ~.:!ding activities.
Add! Renovate Audio! Visual Room.
Add a Multi.Purposc: room (for dmce programs, martial ar....s programs, banquets).
Replace chain link fence surrounding facility with a mo~ aesthetically ple3.Sing fence system.
Rework existing courts on the North side of facility to activate this underutilized space..
Enclose swimming pool to aU ow year round use.
Add a computer d3ta base that tracks attendance and usage of the facility.
Add space for ice rink pro shop.
Add dorm rooms to new hockey rink.
Resurface concrete floor in the outdoor covered area with a softer material.
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The 3bove list of suggested improvement! was compiled during 110 AdviJory Board meeting
held on October 16, 1995.
Shaded areas de$ignate those item! that we:": sllO suggested in the Qrigin&! Bond Program Site
list dated August 3 l. 1994.
Cit'zens Action Committee
c/o Jo Asmundsson
6039 Alton Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Mr. Murray Gold, President
Civic League of Miami Beach
290 - l74th Street, Apt #2017
No. Miami Beach, Florida 33160
Ms. Irene Weisburd
Flamingo Dr. Home Owners Assoc.
2995 Flamingo Drive
Miami Beach, Florida'33l40
Mr. Barton Goldberg, President
Forty-first Street Assoc.
301 - 41st Street
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Island Avenue Homeowners Assoc.
Ms. Bea Durchslag
11 Island Avenue, Unit 1711
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
La Gorce Island Assoc., Inc.
ne Tree Lane
LA Gorce Island
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
Mr. Warren Stamm, President
La Gorce/Pine Tree Homeowners
6100 La Gorce Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Mr. Louis Bondi, President
Lincoln Road Merchant,s- Assoc. . .
C/O Debris
630 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Ms. Christine Burdick
Lincoln Road Task Force
1045 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Henry Halam, Exec. Dir.
Miami Beach Apartment Assoc.
8233 Harding Avenue
,-- 'UI1i Beach, Florida 33141
~~. Robert Switkes, President
Miami Beach Bar Assoc.
407 Lincoln Road, Penhouse S. E.
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Mitchell P. Korus
Miami Beach Board of Realtors
420 Li~co1n Road, Suite 290
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce
1920 Meridian Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mrs. Elayne ~eisburd
Middle Beach Communi~ Assoc.
862 West 47th Street
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Mr. Denis A. Russ, Exec. Dir.
Miami Beach Development Corp.
1205 Drexel Avenue, 2nd Floor
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Felipe Grazutis, President
Miami Beach Jaycees
4141 North Meridian Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Mr. David Pearlson, President
Miami Beach Resort Hotel Assoc.
407 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Gerald Richman
Miami Beach Taxpayers Assoc.
201 S. Bisc Blvd., 10th floor
Miami, Florida 33131
Mr. Michael Thompson
Normandy Isle Citizens for
Progress
2140 Calais Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
Miami Design Preservation
League
P.o. Bin L
Miami Beach, Florida 33119
Mr. Jose Smith
Normandy Shores Assoc., Inc.
887 North Shore Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
North Beach Development Corp.
300 - 7lst Street, Suite 415
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
Mr. Tony Gol~an, C."ai~an
Ocean Drive Association
640 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Ocean~;ashington Assoc.
Mr. Don Meginley
1205 Drexel A7enue
Miami Beaeh, Florida 33139
Ms. Millie Wagman
Palm-Hibiscus-Star Island
Proper~J ~~ers Assoc.
281 Palm Avenue, Palm Is1anc
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Edward T. Ne'..rman, Pres ice::
Park Gardens Condo. P~sociat:s
1045 - 10th Street
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mrs. Maryon Freifelder, Pres
Park-view Island Assoc.
7300 Gary Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
Mr. Tim Barnum
South Beach Business Guild
Box 394
Miami Beach, Florida 33119
Mr. Charles A. Kramer, Pres.
So. Florida Hotel/Motel Assoc.
9449 Collins Avenue
Surfside, Florida 33154
Mr. Ted Bliss
South Pointe Assoc., Inc.
121 Ocean Drive, Box 101
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Ms. Nancy Wolcott
South Beach New Democrats
915 Jefferson Avenue, Apt. 3-e
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Irving Treush, Pres.
Stillwater Drive Homeo'Nners
Association
1241 Stillwater Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
South Beach Latin Chamber or
Commerce
1207 Drexel Avenue, Suite 10
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. .Billy Sauls
So. Pointe Towers Condo Assoc.
400 South I'ointe Drive
~ami .Beach, Florida 33139
!r. Leo Epstein
Terrace View Towers, Inc.
240 Collins Avenue, Apt. 2-E
Miami Beach, Florida 33139 .
Mr. Malcolm Fromberg. Pres.
Sunset Islands (1 & 2)
Property Owners, Inc.
20801 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 505
Aventura, Florida 33180
Mr. Herbert D. Freed, President
Sunset Islands 3 & 4 Property
Owners Association
2288 Sunset Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
Dr. Robert Cushing
Venetian Is. Improvement Assoc.
327 East Rivo Alto Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Unidad
c/o Podhurst, Orseck, et. ale
5 West Flagler St., Suite 800
Miami, Florida 33130
Mr. Jonathan D. Beloff
Allison Is. Homeowners Assoc.
6525 Allison Road
Miami Beach, Florida 33141
M.s. Ilona Wiss
South Pointe Citizens .eoa1itio.rr
1350 Michigan Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Kent Harrison Robbins
c/o No. Beach Investment Group
1224 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Robert M. Levy & Assoc.
Palm Bay Yacht Club
780 N.E. 69th St., Suite 1703
f.ami, Florida 33138
Mr. Fausto Gomez
2350 Coral Yay
Suite 301
Miami, Florida 33145
Mr. Gary Rutledge
215 South Monroe Street
Suite 420
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
Ms. D. Hirschfield
1390 Ocean Drive Condo Assoc.
1390 Ocean Drive, Unit #104
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Mr. Stanley H. Arkin
Miami Beach Development Assoc.
1827 Purdy Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Ms. Dell Davis, President
Mid-Golf Homeowners Assoc.
2330 Prairie Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
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October 25, 1995
MINUTES OF MEETING
TO: Kaslyn Mohammed. Special Projects Coordinator,
Miami Beach Parks and RecreaJion
FROM: Louisa Van Leer ~
PROJECT: Miami Beach Masterplanning of Bond Program Sites
RE: Group One and Two Community Meetings
The attached list of comments is a summary of the community'J response to B&A / Curtis &
Roger '.1 presentations on existing conditions of parks in the Group One and Two areas listed below.
In an effort to communicate, in afair mannfrT', thefeedback we reccivedfrom the commUnity, the
commentary has been compiled in the order in which the comments were received. rather than on a
priority base (however, for the salce of breviry, redundant comments have been edited into one listing).
A prioritized list of park upgrades will be drafted in the near future, when we cem better access the
community's goals through the public meetings and your input.
The attached Meeting Minutes cover the following Groups:
Group One (North Beach Area)
Meeting Held: 10-18-95
Location: . Biscayne Elementary
Parks: Fairway Parle
Normandy Isle Park
Stillwater Parle
Crespi Parle
Tatum Parle
Group Two (Central Beach Area)
.Meeting Hdd: 10-19-95
LocaJion: City Commission Chambers
Parks: &Otl Ral<<Jw Yourh Center I
Par Three Golf Course
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Bern01td N. Horov,(%. AlA
BOf'lnie S. Muxc. ASIO
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GROUP ONE- Community Meeting
FAIRWAY PARK
1. Safety and Security issues - Park security lighting is critical towards reducing
van411ism, however, community does not want ball field night game lighting.
2. Improve street parking on the East and South sides of the Park. Community suggested
shifting the park fence Jine and sidewalk in S ft and adding landscape to ~ parked
cars out of the thro way and improve the aesthetics of these areas.
3. Study the possibility of creating assigned parking fer apartment tenants living in the
Park's vicinity.
4. Incorporate a drop-off zone for Recreation Building that can be utiliz~ by both
neighborhoods.
S. Add another pedestrian park entrance, for convenience, at the North East comer of the
Park where the Tot Lot is located.
6. Enlarge the Recreation Building to better serve a variety of community uses.
7. Study whether the Recreation Building ne-:ds to be razed or if the existing struc~
can be renovated and upgraded.
8. Study whether or not the Tennis Courts resurfacing is a real priority.
9. Explore what can be done to curb vandalism, i.e. plant hedges in front of walls to limit
area for graffiti. building surfaces should be easy to paint out or clean off graffiti,
anchor trash cans to the ground wherever possible.
10. Incorporate a school bus turn-around in the vicinity of the Park.
11. Install sSc:urity ~eras to ID<;>nitor the Park.
12. Remove exiSting chain 'Jink fence and instalJ a more durable and aesthetically pleasing
fence system.
13. Hire security guards to patrol Fairway Park and other parks in the area..
J4. Coordinate with Miami Beach to patrol the Park during m:reatioD activities and
games.
1 S. Install hard surface in the Tot Lot in lieu of sand.
16. Install alarm system in the Recreation Building.
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NORMANDY PARK
1. Plant a landscape buffer next to the apartment buildings on t?e park's Northern edge.
2. Convert existing tennis eourt into a roller blade rink, as court in not well used.
3. Add a jogging / walking trail around the park with benches set up along the trail.
4. Replace existing Tot Lot.
5. Add more picnic shelters in the Park as the one, existing shelter is used heavily.
6. Remove existing cbain fink fence and insull a more durable and aestheticaJIy pleasing
fence system. Also alter fencing on the Sout East comer of the Park where it impeeds
access to cross walk button.
7. Add Jandscaping along Eastern edge of the Park.
8. InstaU night lighting for soccer field and swimming pool night programs.
9. Design Park landscaping to create a gateway to the community.
10. Add passive recreation areas with park benches.
11. Consider if ~curity cameras were instalJed in the Park, could they be monitored in the
neighborhood Police Sub-Station.
12. Add traSh cans in the parking area on tbe East edge of the Park.
13. Consider if the Swimming Pool structure is going to be torn down and rebuilt should it
be rebuilt else where in the community (at issue here is whether or not the Normandy
Isle Park pool location is central to the community).
14. Consider whether several smail pools should be built through out the community,
insteaoof spending bood fun<ls on oce large pool.
15. Consider in future designs whether or Dot locker rooms are a necessary component of
.the swimming pool as existing locker rooms are vandalized aDd difficult to maintain.
16. Consider the long term economics of os new vs. renovated swimming pool, i.e. if a
renovation will keep the pool MlMing for only another five yeus then the money may
be better spent on a brand new facility.
J 7. Design elements into the Park that will securcthe park facility and help reduce
vandalism.
18. Install bike racles.
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19. Install and maintain net at Tennis Court (perhaps court is not used due to lack of net). -
20. Add anothe: basketball court by changing the orientation of the existing court and
adding some extra paving.
21. Add more ~nches to Soccer Field.
22. Beautify parking area and create boulevard atmosphere on Trouville Esplanade.
23. Organize community groups to care for the Park.
STILLWATER & CRESPI PARK
1. Target the usage of Stillwater Park for young kids (11 yrs. and under) and Crespi Park
for older kids (12 yrs. and up). To this end, the following comments apply.
Stillwater Pule
2. Increase fence height to six feet.
3. Add a ToddJer Lot in addition to the existing Tot Lot.
4. Improve existing restroom facility and make more friendly to younger kids.
S. Maintain the single access point on Hawthorne Avenue.
6. Alter the program of the existing Recreation Building to include a Day Care Center.
Crespi Parle
7. Add a second basketball court.
8. Add Restroom Facilities but consider designing them to be an open air "European
Style" facility.
9. Add a roller blade rink around the Park.
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10. Remove existing chain link fence and install a more durable and aesthetically pleasing
:fence system.
11. Incorporate a drop-off area in the Park vicinity, perhaps on Hawthorne Avenue.
12. Incorporate benches in park that are resistant to vandalism.
13. Add water fountains in Parks.
14. Prevent access to roofs on existing and future buildings as people use roofs to hide out.
1 S. Add security lighting.
16. . Add shade trees.
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TATUM PARK
1. Demolish existing Recreation BuiJdiDg and build new facility that meets communities
n~ds.
2. Improve Park security by planting trees not hedges along the Park perimeter so that a
clear view of facility ean be had from the street.
3. Install picnic benches in the South Western corner afthe park.
GENERAL NORTH BEACH ISSUES
1. Consider adding Racquet Ball courts to one of the North Beach Parks.
2. Consider creating a new neighborhood park at the foot of the 81 st Street pedestrian
bridge, where a right-of-way already exists.
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GROUP TWO. Community Meeting
SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER & PAR 3 GOLF COURSE
1. As agreed to last year, the Par 3 Golf Course should remain as it is, without being
impinged on by the Scott Rakow Youch Center facilities.
2. Sheridan Avenue is a major artery and should not be closed off at the Youth Center
becau:se traffic levels would incre3Se on surrounding streets (especially on 28th Street,
Prairie Avenue and Pine Tree Drive).
3. Linking the Youth Center to the triangular plot of land across the me:t is not a good
idea because odors created by the sewage pump station, located on this plot, would
prevent people from utilizing this cu-ea.
4. Scott Rakow should remain as it is with no ice center expansion.
5. Large areas of the existing Youth Center are not fully used. These areas should be
reworked before a building expansion is considered. "We're not using wbat we have."
6. Bond moneys should not be allotted to Beach High playing fields as the community in
the immediate vicinity oftbe School is already working with Beach High officials to
improve the fields. Also, what is the legality of using City of Miami Beach bond
funds 00 Dade County facilities?
7. The City said it wants to assist the school in re-sodding their playing fields, not install
field lights or other major improvements. The city is trying to corne up with ideas that
mayor may not lead to solutions.
8. Community wants City to clean up graffiti on the Maintenance facility that backs onto
the Par 3 and improve regular maintenance, but not with Bond moneys,
9. Ice PJ.n1c should be, expanded. as the program is very successful. If a new ice rink is
built. attention should be paid to the philSing of the work such that Ice Rink programs
would not be interrupted by construction.
10. Consider building an new Ice Rink with parking underneath.
II. Consider building new Ice Rink in Flamingo Parle.
12. The present Gymnastics Program and equipment need improvement.
13. Add new Ice Rink and replace the old Rink with a Gymnastics Center.
14_ The original purpose of the Youth Center was to augment the City's existing Parks and
Recreation Program with a quality indoor facility. Go back to the original pUI])ose-
the Youth Center can't be everything to everyone.
15. Passive green space is important. Keep the Golf Course the way it is.
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16. Look at Miami Be3Ch parks as a whole before proposing changes to the Youth Center
and the Par 3 Golf Course. Facilities here shouJd not duplicate those in other areas of
the City.
17. The Masterplanning consultants wiU use national standards for a dem~hic study of
Miami Beach to determine whether the ratio of kids to playing fields City wide is
adequate.
18. A new Ice Rink won't fit in the parking lot South oftbe Youth Center.
19. Consider making the large indoor gym into an Ice Rink and transforming the existing
rink into a new gym.
20. The Youth Center is paid for by Miami Be3ch residents through taxes, therefore the
facility should be open to Beach residents only, Consider requiring kids to show a
residency card to gain access to the Youth Center.
21. No stadium lights or additional parking on Prairie A venue or anywhere.
22. The noise leveJ is, for the most part, low in the neighborhood. If a new Ice Rink we."'e
to be Q.uilt here, the noise level would incr~e with additionaJ c:lIS and people.
23. A MasterpJan for the parks requires adequate tim~ for the community to review, so
that the community can digest the concepts proposed rather than have to make snap
decisions in a public forum. It was recommended that Masterplan schemes be on
display in a public area for several weeks before a meeting is held to discuss schemes.
24. The City of Miami Beach Commission has the fmal vote on Masterplan Concepts.
25. Install speed bumps to keep down high speed traffic.
END OF GROUP TWO MEETING MINUTES
The foregoing consti/JI,tes the bes.t of my recollection oj what transpired from notes, tapes and
discussion. Ijany item has been omitted Or misrepresented, please contact me as soon as possible.
cc:
Kevin Smith! City of Miami Beach
Julio Grave de Peralta! City of Miami Beach
Willy Bermel/a! B&A
Rai Fe7'nandezl B&A
Rob Curtis/ B&A.
Greg Vaday/ B&:A.
Fabien Bourdon! BM
Violet Fong! B&A
Arturo FanjuU B&:A
Aida Curtis/ Curtis &: Rogers
Margie Speru:erl Bugdal Group
Car/os Garcia! lINGS
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November 1, 1995
MINUTES OF MEETING
TO:
Kaslyn Mohammed, Special Projects Coordinator,
Miami B~ach Forks and Recreation
FROM:
Greg Vaday
PROJECT:
Miami Beach Maslerplannrng of Bond Program Sues
RE:
Group Three and Four Commumry Meetings
Ihe attached list of comments is a summary of the communiry's response to E&A / Curtis &
Roger's presentations on exisnng conditions of parks in the Group Three and Four areas Jisud below. In
an effon TO communicaTe, in a fair manner, the feedback we recer....ed from {he community. (he commentary
has been compiled in the order in which the comments were received, rather than on a priority bast!
(however. for (he sake ofbrewty. redundam comments haYe been edm:d Into one I1snng). A pnortnzed fISC
of park upgrades Will bll: draji.:d In che near fU 01. rI!. wh.:n we can beller access Ihe communay's goal>-
through the publiC meetings and your inpul.
The atbched Meeting Minutes coyer the following Groups:
Group Thru (South &adJ Area)
Mating He/d:lO-24-95
LiKatWn:Po/ice Athletic uague, Flamingo Park
Parks:F7amingo Park
Group Four (North BeacJz Area)
Muting Held: J 0-25-95
Location:Nonh Shore Teen Center
Parks:North Shore Open Space
North Shore
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GROUP THREE - Community M~ting
FLAMINGO PARK
1. The tennis courts need to be renovated. Will they an remain day.
2. What kind of re-surfacing system will be used for the courts.
3. Examine the tennis courts in terms of water drainage and irrigation issues. Consider
using a 'Super Soaker' type of system.
4. Tennis courts need water fountains. Also consider placing seating and netting in
between courts to help separate courts as they are too close together.
5. The city needs to find a location for roller hockey. There is no place for kids to play
presently.
6. Will there be more than one roller hockey court built in the city.
7. Consider providing a bike path/roller blade trail around the park.
8. The field house on the west side of the park needs to have their lockers repaired.
9. Track needs to be re-surfaced.
10. Police athletic league concession needs to be more aesthetically pleasing.
11. What is an Aquatic Complex and what does it entail. Consider providing a teaching pool.
12. There are three pools in the city - Normandy. Youth Center and Flamingo. These pools
need to address the needs of kids, seniors, pleasure swimmers and competitive
swimmers.
13. Flamingo ParX is not designed well. It should reflect the historical character of its
neighbomood that it i5 located within. Landscaping needs to be redone as well as the
signage. There should be a sense of grandeur.
14. Racque.!. ball cou~ need to t;>e locked at night to prevent vandalism.
15. There is a problem with the city maintenance trucks. They drive through the park and
damage the grass.
16. How will the master plan priorities be estoablished and who will decide on them.
17. The repair of the pool could use up the entire allotted budget.
18. There is no place to play roller hockey. This activity should be factored in as a
program/facility priority. The design of the court should use a real hocKey surface, not
just asphalt with benches and lighting.
19. Will the tot-lot be expanded.
20. The Handball association was promised that their facilities would be renovated long
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before the passage of the bond issue. Funds have been set aside for this and will be
added to the bond issue total funding.
21. What is the Friendship Comer used for.
22. City garbage trucks go through the parX to pick up garbage and tear up grass in the
process. What will be done to stop this.
23. What about the issue of long-term maintenance. City allows facilities to run down.
24. Consider creating a 'dog-free' area wtlere kids could play in the grass.
25. Kevin Smith - consider closing off the pari<. at night be installing a gate system.
26. Can we design a dog parl<Jpen. A place where dogs will be allowed to run free.
27. What will be the new name of the Abel Holtz Stadium.
END OF GROUP THREE MEETING MINUTES
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GROUP FOUR (NORTH) - Community Meeting
NORTH SHORE OPEN SPACE
1. Coordinate master planning with Duany Plater-Zyberk Development Plan and Design
Guidelines for North Beach Neighborhood.
2 Eliminate the fence because it is not user fiicndly.
3. If the Hispanic Community Center does not work in the coral rock house consider moving
it to the park. Possible use could be an interpretive center.
4. Vita course needs work.
5. Extend the North Beach oceanfront recreational corridor to the park.
6. Treat CoItins Avenue with formal landscaping.
7. Give thought to the future use of park for activities such as rollerblading/skateboarding.
8. Move Dace County maintenance facility further into the park, possibly further north to
8Ist Street to minimize noise impacts on adjacent residential ar~a on the south.
9. Where do the park users come from?
10. Where will people park their cars? Are there enough parking spaces to accommodatl:
visitors? The plan must be able to provide parking for all park users.
11. Why spend money to renovate the park when nobody uses it?
12. Vita courses in proximity of the park are not used, so why do we need to fund its
improvement?
13. The park is not user-fiiendly. The vagrants that congregate in the park, the poor lighting
and landscaping contribute to an atmosphere offear of going into the park.
14. Opening up the park, adding proper lighting and landscaping will greatly improve the park
environment.
15. There is a need to create places where younger kids could play. Roller hockey courts
should be spread throughout the city because of changing demographics.
16. Better security lighting needs to be installed. Perhaps solar lighting.
1 7. Park should be more passive.
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18. Link park to the waterfront in terms of active recreational activities.
19 Use low maintenance .items in tht: des.ign of facilities.
20. .If additional funds are available, consider the creation of an artificial reef This could be
linked to an interpretive center in the park.
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NORTH SHORE PARK.
1. Gate connecting basketball courts to tennis center should be closed.
2. Keep security officer at the tennis center. Add a pro shop.
3. Improvement management of the tennis center Remove rusty lockers and vagrants.
4. More clay courts like the ones at F1amingo Park ~ed to be built. Those courts work very
well as they have a high level of water absorption.
5 Need more water fountains at courts. Perhaps placed between two courts.
6. Remove the open space between the coons.
7. A conflict of uses was indicated to exist between the tennis and basketball courts. A way .
to mitigate this problem would be to provide a secure access to the tennis courts.
8. Provide more lighting for the tennis courts.
9. Parks needs more basketball courts. Suggestion to triple the amount.
10. . Consider putting a pool in this park.
11. Look at the Kimley-Hom North Beach Recreational Corridor plan.
12. Consider placing shuffleboard court on top of recreation center to free up space.
13. Consider turning the parking lot on the west into a village green with limited parking
arrangement.
14. The park b~~s heli n~s to be covered from the elements.
15. As the cost of renovating the recreation center forms a large part of the allocated budget,
will there be enough funding to cover the other improvements.
16. The youth that live in Nonh Shore don't have enough recreational opportunities.
17. The plan needs to consider the utilization of the entire park. In other words, spread
services throughout the park.
END OF GROUP FOUR MEETING MINUTES
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'lite foregoing constitutes the best of my recollection of what transpired [rom nOles, lapes and discussion.
1/ any ilem has been omitted or misrepresented, please conlact me as soon as possible. -
cc:
Kevin Smirkl City of Miami Beach
Julio Grave de Peralra! City of Miami Reach
Wi/iy Bermel/oI B&A
Rai Fernandez! B&A
Rob Curtis I B&:A.
LuIsa Van Leer B&:A
Fahim Bourdon! BM
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Violet Fong! B&:A
Arturo Fanjull B&.A.
Aida Curtis! Curtis &- Rogers
Margie Spencer! Bugdal Group
Carlos Garcia! HNGS
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5. What mode of travel do you use to visit this park?
o Walk 0 Rollerblade 0 Bicycle 0 Car 0 Other
6. Please indicate how many children or grandchildren you have that use this park?
o None 0 1-2 0 3-4 0 5-6 0 7 and above
7. What are their ages?
00-3 0 4-7 08-12 013-16 0 17-21
8. What is your age?
06-18 019-25 026-35 036-45 046-55 0 56-65 0 66 and over
9. How many years have you lived in the City of Miami Beach?
00-3 0 4-6 07-9 010-15 0 16 and above
10. On the reverse side of this survey, please provide use with any additional comments you believe might help us
further improve the City of Miami Beach's parks.
(Optional)
Name
. -. PARK SURVEY . :',
The City of Miami Beach IS mterested In your opinions as part of a program to improve public parks in your
neighborhood. You can help us with this effort by completing this questionnaire and returning it to us. Your reply
to this questionnaire will be held in confidence by the City of Miami Beach. -
Name of Park.
1. What other City of Miami Beach park.s do you most frequently use?
2. How many times per month do you or your children visit this park?
o 1-5 visits 0 6-10 visits 0 10 and above
3. What activities and/or programs do you or your children most frequently participate in while at this park?
4.
In your opinion, which of the following programs or activities are important for this park.. Please rate each with a
check below: Very Somewhat Not
Important Important Important
a. Playground equipment for children 0 0 0
b. Courts 0 0 0
c. Field areas 0 0 0
d. Pool 0 0 0
e. Waterfront 0 0 0
f. Beach areas 0 0 0
g. Restrooms 0 0 0
h. Recreational Buildings 0 0 0
i. Play shelters 0 0 0
j. Landscaping 0 0 0
k. Benches 0 0 0
I. Sidewalks 0 0 0
m. Lighting 0 0 0
n. Overall safety 0 0 0
o. Other (specify) 0 0 D.
Address
City
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PARKS DA TEn1ME PLACE
Group I (north) Monday, November 13, 19956:30 p.m. Biscayne Elementary SchoorCafeteria, 800
Stillwater 77th Street
Tatum
Crespi
Fairway
Normandy Isle
Group 2 (central) Thursday, November 16, 19956:30 p.m. Commission Chambers, 3rd Floor, City Hall,
Scott Rakow Youth Center 1700 Convention Center Drive
Par Three Golf Course
Group 3 (south) Monday, November 27, 1995 6:30 p.m. Flamingo Park, Police Athletic League (PAL),
Flamingo 999 11 th Street
Group 4 (north) Wednesday, November 29, 19957:00 p.m. North Shore Teen Center, 501 72nd Street
North Shore Open Space
North Shore
Group 5 (south) Monday, December 4, 1995 5:30 p.m. Ocean- front Auditorium, 1001, Ocean Drive
Lummus
Group 6 (central) Thursday, December 7, 19956:30 p.m. North Beach Elementary School, Auditorium
LaGorce 4100 Prairie A venue
Fisher -
Muss
Pine Tree
Group 7 (south) Tuesday, December 12, 19956:30 p.m. South Pointe Elementary School, Cafeteria,
Washington 1050 4th Street
South Shore Community Center
Palm Island
Island View
Thursday, December 14, 19956:30 p.m. South Pointe Elementary School, Cafeteria,
Group 8 (south) 1050 4th Street
South Pointe
PARKS MASTER PLAN
COMMUNITY MEETINGS SCHEDULE