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G.O. BOND PROJECT OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE MEETING
AGENDA
APRIL 3, 2000
CITY HALL, COMMISSION CHAMBERS
6:00 P.M.
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1. Attendance
2. Review and Acceptance of March 6, 2000 meeting minutes
3. Report on City Commission actions of March 15, 2000
4. Report on:
District Meetings
Neighborhood Meetings
Next Steps
5. Proposed Water, Wastewater, Stormwater Revenue Bond Program
6. Status update on G.O. Bond Projects
.7. RFQ Selection Committees update
8. Funding of Maintenance and Operations of Capital Projects
9. Endowment Program
10. Presentation on Art in Public Places Ordinance
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11. Presentation by Miami Beach Community Development Corporation
regarding UNlOAD's training program
Next Meeting: May 1, 2000
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G.O. BOND PROJECT OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
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MEETING MINUTES
1.
Attendance - See Attendance Sheet Attached. Note: Mike Brazlovsky was appointed to
replace Betty Gutierrez as a representative from the Housing Board.
2.
Review and Acceptance of January 10, 2000 meeting minutes.
ACTION:
A motion to approwthe minutes of the January 10,2000 Committee
Meeting was made by Roberto Datorre. Margueritte Ramos-Herrera
seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved.
3. Nomination of Vice-Chair.
ACTION:
Commissioner David Dermer asked for nominations for Vice Chair.
Victor Varela nominated Roberto Datorre. Roberto Datorre nominated
Victor Varela. Written ballots were distributed. Roberto Datorre was
elected Vice-Chair.
4. Clarification of Ex-Officio's role and responsibilities.
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DISCUSSION:
DISCUSSION:
Raul Aguila, from the City Attorney's office, reviewed the role of ex-
officio members. He explained that ex-officio members may not (1) vote
on motions; (2) make a motion; or (3) second a motion. Ex-officio
members are free to participate in discussion.
Raul Aguila reviewed the Ethics Ordinance. He explained that Committee
members are prohibited from (I) appearing before other City boards on
behalf of a third party and (2) lobbying for third parties. Either of these
actions could cause a member to loose his/her position on the Committee.
He explained that there is an exception; a Committee member may appear
before a City board on behalf of a not-for-profit organization.
5. Website Update.
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Nannette Rodriguez, Media Relations Officer, presented an overview
of the City's website. She discussed the upcoming G.O. Bond District and
Neighborhood meetings and how the meetings were publicized.
6.
Report on City Commission actions of January 12, 2000
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DISCUSSION:
DISCUSSION:
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Janet Gavarrete and Mike Rath reported on the issuance of Request
for Qualifications for 13 G.O. Bond projects. Deadline for submittal was
March 1, 2000. Selection Committees for projects have been selected.
Selection Committees will meet March 23, 24 and 27 to short list firms.
Firms will be interviewed during the week of April lOth. G.O. Bond
Project Oversight Committee members were appointed to the following
Selection Committees:
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Project 1 - Fire Station No.2, Maintenance Facility Renovation, Public
Works Operation, Property Management Facility and Electrowave Shuttle
Facility. John Mallah ap1?ointee.
Project 2 - Fire Station No.4 Renovation and Expansion. Note: Jerry
Libbin has resigned from the GO Bond Project Oversight Committee.
John Mallah will rl:Wlace Jerry Libbin on the Selection Committee for
Proiect 2.
Project 3 - Altos Del Mar. Mariueritte Ramos-Herrera appointee.
Project 4 - Allison Park and North Beach Recreational Corridor.
MariUeritte Ramos-Herrara appointee.
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Project 5 - 10th Street Auditorium/Beach Patrol Headquarters.
Victor Varela appointee.
Project 6 - Belle Isle Improvements. Frank Del Vecchio appointee.
Project 7 - Miami Beach Botanical Garden Renovation and
Expansion. Victor Varela appointee.
Project 8 - Beach Planting. Amy Rabin ap.pointee.
Project 9 - Citywide Traffic Count. Frank Del Vecchio ap'pointee.
Project 10 - Citywide Sign age and Environmental Graphics.
John Mallah ap.pointee.
Commissioner Dermer reported that the Debarment Ordinance is in
effect. This ordinance provides a mechanism for the City to break
contracts with contractors who are involved in illegal actions and to
prohibit those contractors from doing business with the City for up to 5
years. A second reading on the formation of the Committee on Debarment
will be heard at the next Commission meetings.
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7. Discussion on Point System for Consultant Process
DISCUSSION:
Mike Rath reviewed the discussion from the January 20, 2000 G.O.
Bond Project Oversight Committee meeting regarding evaluation point
structure. He explained that the Selection Committees need a point system
to assist with evaluations.
He presented the following Evaluation Criteria:
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Firm's Experience
Project Manager's Experience
Previous Similar Projects
Qualifications of Project Team
Certified Minority Participation
20 points
20 points
25 points
30 points
5 points
100 points
8. Status of Project Financing
DISCUSSION:
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Patricia Walker, Finance Director, reported on the Gulf Breeze Loan Pool
which has agreed to advance funds to the City without charging issuance
fees. This will result in a considerable savings for the City. When the size
ofthe issuance is determined then the interest rate will be determined for
a 20-year term loan.
9. Fiscal Year 2000/01 Budget Development Process
DISCUSSION:
ACTION:
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Ms. Walker reported that Fiscal Year 2000/01 budget process has begun.
A 5-year budget has been prepared for parks maintenance and playground
replacement which provides for them without raising taxes from the
current level. The 5-year budget will need to be updated on a yearly basis.
Janet Gavarrete will provide a report on maintenance needs for each park
at different levels of maintenance and schedule a specific discussion item
regarding maintenance/operations of fire stations, parks and beaches and
streetscapes at a future meeting.
Commissioner Dermer requested to have an item placed on the next
meeting agenda to address the maintenance issue and how the corporate
partners could assist the City with establishing a Maintenance
Endowment.
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10. Discussion of Deleted Projects and Unused Funding
DISCUSSION:
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Ms. Walker reviewed the rules for spending unused G.O. Bond funds.
Before the City can spend any unused funds, the City must first complete
all projects and satisfy project descriptions that the City committed to
when citizens voted to issue bonds. Any excess funds may only be spent
on like capital projects as described in G.O. Bond project descriptions.
G.O. Bond funds cannot be used for maintenance or operational programs.
She explained that the City does not know how much projects will cost
exactly until they go out to bid. Any excess funds may be needed in case
projects cost more than originally estimated.
Ms. Gavarrete explained that some G.O. Bond projects are budget driven.
Other projects are not yet programmed such as neighborhood
improvements. The City is conducting a community outreach program to
get input from the community regarding neighborhood needs. After this
information is gathered then the City can determine the cost of the
projects. She explained that there are 3 categories of projects and each of
them is at a different implementation phase: (1) Fire Stations are moving
forward; (2) Parks and Beaches are underway and RFQ's have been issued
and received; and (3) Streetscapes, including water,drainage, sanitary
sewer projects, need to be determined and prioritized by neighborhoods.
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11. Reports and Actions on Various projects
DISCUSSION:
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Matthew Schwartz, Assistant City Manager, explained that Pine Tree/La
Gorce project is not a G.O. Bond project. He reported on projects and
requested approval for projects which have not been approved by the
Commission:
1. Tatum Park - $83,000 for lighting has received Commission
approval. No motion needed.
2. Flamingo Park - $189,000 sport field lighting has received
Commission approval. No motion needed.
3. South Pointe Streetscape - $100,000 for Art in Public Places
"Call to Artists" for design to screen control boxes.
4. Marseille Drive Streetscape - $323,643 for streetscape. This is
an important project which may be out to bid within 60 days.
5. Lincoln Road - $300,000 for fountain enhancement and
improvements.
6. Biscayne Elementary/77th Street - $36,250 for school
circulation improvements.
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Commissioner Dermer disagreed with the expenditure of $1 00,000 for
South Pointe streetscape. He explained that it is not necessary for this area
to receive G.O. Bond funding because of the RDA funds available for the
neighborhood. He questioned whether the City had to spend G.O. Bond
funds on this project. Lawrence Levy, City Manager, explained that the
City has been authorized by the voters to spend G.O. Bond funds on
specified projects. There may be some flexibility and the City should
pursue bond counsel advise on this matter.
The Committee requested to have follow up reports on all projects.
Larry Herrup made a motion that would mandate that all projects to be
funded with G.O. Bond funds must go to the community first before being
presented to the G.O. Bond Program Oversight Committee. Victor Varela
seconded the motion. The motion failed.
John Mallah made a motion to change the wording on the Memorandum
regarding South Pointe "Call to Artists" to read: " Request for approval to
expend the I'r61'63cd up to $100,000 for a "Call to Artists" to locate and
produce a design to screen the control boxes serving Pump Station #31,
and provide a visually interesting object at this location." Roberto Datorre
seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved.
Margueritte Ramos-Herrera made a motion to approve Marseille Drive
streetscape project. Amy Rabin Seconded the motion. The motion passed.
Larry Herrup made a motion to approve Lincoln Road project. Roberto
Datorre seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved.
Roberto Datorre made a motion to approve Biscayne Elementray and 77th
Street streetscape project. Victor Varela seconded the motion. The motion
was unanimously approved.
12. Presentation on Water, Sewer, Drainage
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Julio Grave De Peralta, Director of Public Works Department, reported
that the City has studied the water, waste water and storm water system
and is in the position to move forward with a revenue bond program to
fund projects. Consultant gave reports on community outreach to inform
the public about the issue. The City Commission will vote on whether to
issue the revenue bonds in April or May.
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Community Participation
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DISCUSSION:
Janet Gavarrete and Kevin Smith, Director of the Parks and Recreation
Department, reported on community workshops which were held to
discuss programs and facilities for North Shore Open Space Park and
Nature Center, North Shore Park and Youth Center and Flamingo Park
and Tennis Center. The Manager appointed a North Shore Park and Youth
Center Program Advisory Committee.
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G.O. Bond Neigborhood Planning
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G.O. Bond t-Jeighborhood Planning
South Beach District Meeting
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First Floor Conference Room
Miami Beach City Hall
1700 Convention Center Drive
AGENDA
1. Introductions
2. Purpose of this Meeting
3. G.O. Bond Oversight Committee South Beach District Representative
4. Water, Sewer, and Storm Water Drainage Infrastructure Presentation
5. G.O. Bond Neighborhood Presentation
i. G.O. Bond Recap
ii. Neighborhood Planning Projects Summary and Status
iii. Neighborhood Planning Process
iv. Neighborhood Workshop Meetings - Content
v. Neighborhood Workshop Meetings - Time and Locations
6. Questions and Answers
7. Adjourn - meeting will end no later than 8:00 p.m
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NEIGHBORHOOD WORKSHOP LOCATIONS
South Beach District
Venetian Islands, Star Island,
Palm Island, Hibiscus Island '
City Center District, Lincoln Road
Palm View Neighborhood
(north of Lincoln Lane but north of 15'h SI.
on the east side of Washington Avenue;
south of Collins Canal and 23"' Street;
east of Alton Road)
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Flamingo Park Neighborhood,
West Avenue, Bay Road
(south of Lincoln Lane but south of Collins
Canal on the west side of Bay Road;
north of 6'h Street; west of Washington Av.)
South Pointe Neighborhood
(generally south of 6th Street)
Lummus, Ocean Drive District
(generally south of 15th St, north of 5th SI.
east of Washington Avenue)
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Monday, March 20, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Police Department Community Room
1100 Washington Avenue
Tuesday, March 21, 2000 at 6:30 pm
The Garden Center
2000 Convention Center Drive
Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Police Department Community Room
1100 Washington Avenue
Monday, March 27, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Police Department Community Room
1100 Washington Avenue
Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Police Department Community Room
1100 Washington Avenue
South Beach Neighborhood Improvements
Flamingo Neighborhood Improvements
632, Alea-wide street impro~t (Municipal Mobility Plan Projeet # 33. and #35, requires
341, coordination with Project #37). Funding indudes traffic calming planning, sauctures and
342, monitoring, sidewa/X improvements, street pavement, IJohting. bike facilities. landscaping and
343, irrigation. and increased on.street parking conceplS. Capital costs based on right-of-way related
411 projects proposed through the Flamingo Neighborhood Charrettej~ 1997.
TBD -Neighbomood Pianning
Process
February - September 2000
West Avenue I Bay Road Neighborhood Improvements
632, ArlIe-wide street improvement (Not UstecI in Municipal Mobility Plan Project Sank, requires TBD -Neighborhood Planning
341, coordination wittl ProjectS #33, and #35). Funding includes trBfIIc calming planning, structures Process
342, and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street pavement, lighting, bike facilities, landscapIng and
343, irrigation, and increased on-street parking concepts. February - September 2000
411
Venetian Causeway Master Plan Phase I-Venetian Islands
340 InfrastruClllre and landscaping imptovements tor Venetian Islands, inclUding San Marino, Di l.ido,
Ri'o'o Alia, and Belle Istands, and a section from Alton Road to Islancl View Park. Includes
sidewalk, curb and guller, lighting. landscaping. tral'fic control deviQl improvements, and gateway
trealrTlent. Phase 1 improvements includ~ Island sjdestreets (Not listed in Municipal MObility
Plan Project Bank, requires coordInation with MMP Project 132)
Venetian Causeway Master Plan Phase II-Causeway
577 InfrBstrudtlre and landscaping improvements for the Venetian Causeway. from the Dade
Bouleval'd intersection to the City Line. Includes sidewalk, curb and gulter, li;tlling. landscaping,
tratnc control device improvements, and g8teway ltealment. Phase 2 Improvements are for ttle
causeway only. (Municipal Mobility Plan 132, requires coordination with MMP Projec:t #30)
Star,Palm, Hibiscus Islands Enhancement
633 Tra1ftc enhancementS, land$caping, slgnBga. lighting, and park Impro'l1llrnenlS to Star, Palm, and
Hibi'cuslslanc:ls.
Lincoln Road Improvements
620 Improvements to Uncoln Road to upgrade lighting, poolS. fountains, snd other amenities for the
purposes of replacing malf\lnclloning and/or unservlcable equipment with 8ql,lipmantlhal can
provide torbetter maintenance and performance.
Meridian Avenue Extension Streetscape
new StreetscaPe. landscape. lighting, for reopening of Mendian A'o'enue frcm 1st Slreello 2nd Street.
Not covered under RDA funding. (COOrdinate with Municipal MObility Plan Project #42)
WashIngton and Third Street Public Plaza
new Provide ae$1hetic Impru\lefTlenb 8t the pump stalionlocation to integrate with a public plaza
improvement at intersection of Washington Avenue, Third Street. and Euclid Avenue
Authorized amendment of
existing contrad with Urban
Design Group / Kjmley Hom
Associates for AlE professional
services
TBD -Neighbomood Planning
Process
February - September 2000
TBD -Neighbomood Planning
Process
February - September 2000
Oversight Committee
recommended to amend
existing contract. 3/612000
TSD -Neighbomood Planning
Process
February - September 2000
Oversight Committee
recommended to amend
existing contract - 3/612000
$7,400.000
$1,800,000
$3,844,150
$1,827,000
$600.000
$300,000
$200,000
$100,000
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South Beach Parks and Beaches Improvements
10th Street Auditorium I Beachfront Aud. (Beach Patrol Hqrts)
554 Renovate 10th 51 Auditorium I Beach Patral Headquarters, including ADA requirements, painting,
and restoration or detet10raled facilities.
South Shore Community Center
553 Renovation and reconstnJdion of complete facility, with new landSC8Jling, ilTigation, signege, and
playground
Flamingo Park
542. New pool, renovate aU sports faCIlities, tot 101, landscape. and signage. Proposed GO Bond
637 components indude: perimeter aItIminum plcll:et fencing, security lighting, foOtball field
renovations, new bleachers, track resurfacing, completion of tennis court improvements, court
lighting, new shade pavillion, and a new irrigation system. Renovation and buffering for
compatibility of the Property M,intenance Facility in Flamingo Park is funded separately.
Flamingo Park Pool - Expansion'
new, Additional funding for construction of new pool 10 have 4 additional lanes. I.ap pool enkwvemenl
542 will be approximately 28 lI.by 7511:. 10 be added to I coordInated with constnJclion of new pool
lisled uncler Flamingo Park improvements, CIP # 542
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Lummus Park
544 Renovate restroom, renovate sef'J)entine sidewalJc, new playground equipment. landscape, &
lITigation. Proposed GO Bond components Indude addilionallandscaping, and Widening of the
sidewalks on the eut side of Ocean Drive,
Island View Park
530. Playground surface, landscape & irrigation. Proposed GO Bond components include MCUrlty
637 lighting, perimeter aluminum pl~et fencing, and shade pavillion.
Palm Island Park
533, Repair eldsting shade pavinion, new basketball courts. new ptaygrnund equipment. accessible
637 routes. Proposed GO Bond c:omponents indude court and secur1ty IIghtl_ng, and refurbislvnent of
tennis coUJ1S.
Belle Isle Park Improvements
new Proposed GO Bond funding to provide playground, land$C8pe, /nigation. slle fumishings,
pedestrian, allCllightlng improvements
South Pointe Park Improvements
603 Improvements to South Pointe Park.
Collins Park
550 ConstnJd park Improvmenls: walkways, lighting,landseape, amenity, etc.
Garden Center Renovation
613 Renovations to building and ADA compliance
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Issued RFO for Professional
NE Services 1/13/2000
Amended existing contract with
REG
Amended existing contrad with
Carr Smith Corradino
Amended existing contrad with
Carr Smith Corradino
Amended existing contract with
Bennello Ajamil
Amended existing contract with
REG
Amended existing contract with
REG
Issued RFO for Professional
AlE Services 1/1312000
Amended existing contract with
Bermella Ajamil
TBD ~ Cultural Campus Plans
Issued RFQ for Professional
NE Services 1/1312000
$690,000
$1,350,000
$2,500,000
$400,000
$1,100,000
$150,000
$75,000
$600,000
$2,000.000
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Middle Beach District
La Gorce Neighborhood,
La Gorce Island, Allison Island
(north of Surprise Lake, west of Indian CreEik)
Bayshore, Lake Pancoast
Sunset Islands
(from of Collins Canal (Dade Blvd.)
north to 41 st Street, west of
Indian Creek, and Lake Pancoast)
Nautilus, Orchard Park
(from 41 sl Street north to Surprise Lake,
west of Indian Creek)
Ocean Front, Indian Creek
Collins Avenue
(east of Indian Creek to the beach. )
(from 23'" Street to 63'" Street)
Tuesday, March 21, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Miami Heart Hospital Auditorium
4701 North Meridian Avenue
Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Miami Beach High School Auditorium
2231 Prairie Avenue
Monday, March 27, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Nautilus Middle School Auditorium
4301 Michigan Avenue
Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Colonial Bank, Tavern Room, 6th Floor
301 Arthur Godfrey Road (41st Street)
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Fisher Park
529, Shade pavillion, restroom, tot 101, security lighting, landscape. decorative tencing. Proposed GO
637 Bond components include sea.uity lighting and perimeler aluminum picket fencing.
Amended existing contract with
REG
$150.000
La Gorce Park .
531, New 101101. S8QJrily lighting, landsCape & irrigation, Proposed GO"Bond components Include
637 securfty lighting llOd perimeter atuminum picket fencing.
Amended e>dsting contract with
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$50,000
Brittany Bay Park
637 General lighting pet the PlIl1r.s Master Plan
TBD
$10,000
Allison Park
new Renovations, galewey, and be8dl access. Project added by eommunity request Specific
components to be further defined.
Issued RFQ for Professional
NE Services 1/1312000
$170.000
Muss Park
532, Renovate recreallonal building. sports courts, court lighting. tot lot, landscape & Irriglltlon. Amended existing contract with
637 Proposed GO Bond components Include replacemenl playground equipment. irrigation, perimeter REG
aluminum picket fenCing, security lighting, and court lighting.
$75,000
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Pinetree Park
535, Paricing lot,landacape, lnigetion, pedestri,n w8lXways. Proposed GO Bond components Indude
637 seurity lighting, adclitionallandscaping, and site furnishings
Amended existing contract with
Bermello Ajamil
$90,000
Scott Rakow Youth Center
548 New Ice rink, building renovatlofl;, partcing lot, and landscaping. Proposed GO Bond components
provide funding necessary 10 complete Pants Bond Fund renovations listed above,
Amended existing contract with
Carr Smith Corradino
$150.000
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Beach Planting
557 Development of landscape design end plantings for beaches dune system on beach throughout
City.
TBD
$1,000.000
North Beach Recreational Corridor
558 Bicyde and p&(lestrlan facility on Beach ROW from 60th Street tCf75th Street. To be coordianted
with Allison Park improvements
Issued RFO for Professional
AlE Services 1/1312000
$500,000
ADA Beach Access
new W1ee1Chair eccesslble over-dune access. with decked, railed, lookout point, wI shede trees, and
addition.' periling space. made out of bar grading in the sand.~ anchored below grade with
large deck area at seaside with rails (similar 10 5th SlIeet)
TBD
$225,000
ADA City-Wide Renovations
480 Renovale CUy-owned fedllties to impro'ie sale access to pel'1:ons with disatlifrlies
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restoration
$1.000,000
Parks Facilities Roof Repair Plan
.86 Provide for comprehensive r'OOf surveys of large feclllties roof needs plus repl8cment and repair. TaD - Property Maintenance
This is BO% of the ROOf Repair Plan. 10% is ineorporated into the Public Wori<s Facility, and 10% Dept. eMS
inlo the Property Maintenance Facility.
$700,000
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March 13, 2000
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G.O. Bond f:<Jeighborhood Planning
North Beach District Meeting
Monday, March 13, 2000
6:30 p.m.
North Shore Community Center
501 72nd Street
Miami Beach, Florida
AGENDA
1. Introductions
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Purpose of this Meeting
3. G.O. Bond Oversight Committee South Beach District Representative
4. Water, Sewer, and Storm Water Drainage Infrastructure Presentation
5. G.O. Bond Neighborhood Presentation
i. G.O. Bond Recap
ii. Neighborhood Planning Projects Summary and Status
iii. Neighborhood Planning Process
iv. Neighborhood Workshop Meetings - Content
v. Neighborhood Workshop Meetings - Time and Locations
6. Questions and Answers
7. Adjourn - meeting will end no later than 8:00 p.m
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Biscayne Point, Biscayne Beach
Stillwater .
(west of Tatum Waterway, north of77''' St.)
North Shore, Park View Island
Altos del Mar, 72nd Street
(north of 63'. Street to the City Limit,
from Indian Creek Waterway and
Tatum Waterway to the Beach)
Normandy Shores
(Normandy Island, north of Normandy Canal)
Normandy Isle, Normandie Sud
Marseille Dr., Calais Dr., Bay Dr.
(Normandy Island, south of Normandy Canal)
Monday, March 20, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Biscayne Elementary School Cafeteria
800 77th Street
Tuesday, March 21, 2000 at 6: 30 pm
North Shore Community Center
501 n"d Street
Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 6:30 pm
Normandy Golf Course Clubhouse
2401 Biarritz Drive
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Normandy Golf Course Clubhouse
2401 Biarritz Drive
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Crespi Park
526. New restroom, reoevele basketball courts, tot 101. landseape, and irrigation. Proposed GO Bond
637 components include new basketball court, court and security lighting, and perimeter aluminum
plcketfendng.
Stillwater Park '.
536. New recre8llon building and basketball courts, limited security lighting, landscape & irrigation.
637 Proposed GO Bond components indude court and seaJl'ity lighting, and perimeter aluminum
picket fencing.
Tatum Park
537, Building: renovations. p1ayground,landscape & irrigalion, limited security lighting & entry gate.
637 Proposed GO Bond components inClude court and security lighting, and perimeter aluminum
picket fencing.
North Shore Open Space Park
547, New Recreatian I Nature Center. renovate restrooms, lighting, landscape & irrigation, funded by
637 CIP. Proposed GO Bond companents include expanded Nature Center, additional beach
plantings, security lighting and fencing, and provides for expansion into Altos del Mar. Expansion
includes conversion to pauive parle. of eleven contlgtJous lots in Altos del Mar, renovate or move
historic strudures, provide infrastnJcture, and extend Ocean Terrace to 76th 51.
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North Shore Park & Youth Center
546, New recreation center, tennis COllrts, renovate bandshell, lighting, landscape & irrigation,
637 accessible playground. Proposed GO Bond components include baseballlleld lighting, petimeler
aluminum picket fencing, and $1 ,000,000 for Youth Center.
Shane Watersports Center
new Expansion of the Shane Watersports Center to provide meeting rooms, appropriate facilities for
training:, and related slle improvements. Addition will Include the construction of a second story
on to existing building.
Normandy Shores Golf Course Clubhouse I Community Center
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Phase II Renovation and restoration of goJf course and club house. Proposed GO Bond
component to provide additional resources per community request for clubhouse renovations and
development of community center fadlities for ttle neighbortlood residents.
Fairway Park
541, Building, baHetbaH and tennts courts renovation, lighting, playground,landscape.
637 Bond components indude perimeter wrninum picket fencing.
Amended existing contract with
REG
Amended existing contract with
REG
Amended existing contract with
REG
Amended existing contract with
Bermello Ajamil
Amended existing contract with
Sermello Ajamil
TBD - Shane Center
negotiations with CMS
TBD . in cooridination with
Normandy Shores Golf Course
renovations
Proposed GO Amended existing contract with
REG
Normandy Isle Park
545, Renovate pool and fields, new recre8llorlal center, baSketball courts, security lighting:. tot lot
637 landscape & irrigstion. Proposed GO Bond components induds seCUrity lighting and perimeter
aluminum picket fencing.
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Carr Smith Corradino
$150.000
$160,000
$150,000
$3,200,000
$1,350,000
$300,000
$750,000
$250,000
$300,000
North Beach Neighborhood Improvements
Biscayne Point Area Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632. Area-wide street improvement (Integrates Municiplll Mobility Plan Project #2). Funding indudes
341, lra1l'lc calming planning, structures and monitoring. sidewalk improvements, street pavement,
342, lighting. bike facilities, landscaping and inigation, and incr~sed on-street pal1dng concepts.
343.
411
T8D -Neighborhood Planning
Process
February - September 2000
North Shore and Park View Island Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632. Area.wide street Improvement (lnteglllles Municipal Mobillly Plan Project #2). Funding includes T80 -NeighborhoOd Planning
341, traffic calming planning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk improvements, street pavement. Process
342, lighting. bike facilities, landscaping and irrigation, and inCl1ilssed on-street pari<ing concepts. Area
343, indudas all areas north of63rd Street. and east of Indian Creek and Tatum WalelWay. This area February ~ September 2000
411 includes Park VIeW Island.
Blscayne Elementary School Circulation Improvements
632 Improve traffic circulaUon, pedestrian ,afety along 77th St. In front or Blscayne Elementary School Oversight Committee
(Municipal MobUt)' Plan Project #4) recommended to amend
existing contract - 3/6/2000
Normandy Shores Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632, Area-wide street improvement (Integrates Municipal Mobility Plan Project *2). Funding indudes
341, trat'IIc calming plllllning, structures and monitoring, sidewalk Improvements, street pavement
342. lighting. bike facilities. landscaping and irrigation. and increased on-street pal1l.ing concepts.
343, Includes all areas of Normaocly Island north of !he canal.
411
TBD -Neighborhood Planning
Process
February - September 2000
Normandy Isle & Normandy Sud Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements
632, Area-wide street improvement (Integrales Municipel Mobility Plan Project '2). Funding includes TBD -Nelghbofttood Planning Process
341, traffic calming planning. atnJclures and monitoring. aklewalk improvements. street p8\lement. Feb. Sap 2000 Oversight Committee
342. lighting. bike facililies. Jand.scaping and irrigation. and increased oo-street pal1l.lng concepts. recommended funding for Marseille Dr.
343. Includes all areas of Normandy Island south of !he canal, including tha Normandy Bud StteetSC8pe
411 neighborhood.
Normandy Or./71st Sl Corridor Enhancements
632 Provide increased lenclscaping and pedestrian amenities alOng Nonnandy Or & 715t St.
Continuation of eJllsting streetacape wast from Rue Notre Dame to City limit (Municipal Mobility
Plan Projectill6)
TBD -Neighborhood Planning
Process
February. September 2000
$4,150,000
$4,150,000
$36,250
$3,400,000
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$293,000
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