LTC 450-2016 Progress Report on City's Mitigation Strategy Relative to Property Owner Flood Insurance Premium Discounts MIAMI BEACH
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
NO. LTC # 450-2016 LETTER TO COMMISSION
TO: Mayor Phillip Levine andMembers of'he City Co iission
FROM: Jimmy L. Morales, City Manager `
DATE: October 24, 2016
SUBJECT: Progress Report on the City's Local Mitigation Strategy Projects
relative to Property Owner Discou4ts on Flood Insurance Premiums
Introduction and Background
The purpose of this Letter to Commission is to provide the Mayor and Commission with
a progress report on the City's Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS). The LMS is one of the
activities that will result in a discount of up to 20% on flood insurance premiums for
residents and businesses in our city.
The primary goal of the LMS is to reduce vulnerability to natural, technological, and
societal hazards from all sources, but especially from hurricanes, tornadoes,floods,and
other severe weather events. The City's participation in the LMSProgram improves its
standing and classification in the Community Rating System (CRS), making flood
insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program more affordable.
The City is preparing a full Repetitive Loss Analysis, which is an important component to
improve the City's CRS score and ultimately increase the discount on flood insurance
premiums for residents and businesses in our City.
Program Continuity and Strategy to Inform the Public
City staff members attend the Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy meetings
once each calendar quarter and review the latest published version of the LMS. Meeting
times, dates, and locations are posted on the Miami-Dade County LMS website at
www.miamidade.gov/oem/Ims.asp.
This Letter to Commission will be posted on the City's internet and made available to the
public through the City Clerk's Office.
The progress report on the projects listed in the City's Local Mitigation Strategy is
provided below along with a listing of the projects completed since 2005.
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Flooding:
Drainage Improvement Projects
Flooding has a significant environmental, health, and economic impact, causing
businesses to be inaccessible to customers and resulting in the additional cost of
replacing and repairing damaged property. In addition, due to high groundwater
elevation, drainage is slowin certain areas, requiring extensive periods of time to
dissipate. This has caused some paved roads to deteriorate and/or fail, resulted in the
creation of mosquito breeding areas, and intensified other public health issues. In
response to this, the city has changed the stormwater criteria and required all existing
projects to be brought up to the 2.7' NAVD boundary condition. The city's
comprehensive program of drainage improvement projects will alleviate chronic
neighborhood flooding situations.
Sunset Harbor Pump Station Upgrades and Drainage Improvements:During the
construction of the stormwater system upgrades, the City determined that the project
should be expanded to include raising the road elevation/improving the storm drainage
system in the entire neighborhood. This project will provide a higher level of storm water
service to the Sunset Harbor neighborhood. Phase II of the project aims to provide a
higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) .Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets
and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status:The stormwater collection system and road-raising is nearing completion with
expected substantial completion anticipated by the end of 2016.
La GorceNeighborhoodDrainage Improvements: The purpose of this project is to
provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant
loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of
the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or
raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch
basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump
stations, controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and
seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: A design criteria package is being developed for the selection of a design-build
firm.
West Avenue Neighborhood Drainage Improvements:Drainage improvements for
West Avenue (5th to 8th Street) as well asl0th,14th, and 17th Streets (Alton Road to
West Avenue) consist of new pump stations, additional drainage collection, conveyance,
treatment, and disposal facilities. This drainage project will mitigate street-level flooding
andreduce residential/commercial flooding concerns.
Status: The project is under construction with anticipated completion by the end of
2016.
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Indian Creek Drive 25th to 41st Street Drainage Improvements: Construction consists
of drainage improvements, seawall construction, a pump station as well as road raising
on Indian Creek. The project includes construction of new catch basins and outfalls with
associated piping. The stormwater will be treated using vortex structures and
stormwater pump stations.
Status: The project is in the pre-construction phase as part of a partnership with FDOT.
Middle North Bay Road Drainage Improvements:This project addresses numerous
resident complaints and staff observations regarding a low stormwater service level in
the neighborhood. Drainage improvements would include pump stations as well as
additional drainage collection, conveyance, treatment, and disposal facilities to serve the
entrance to Mt. Sinai as well as Middle North Bay Road neighborhood.
Status:Phase I of the Request for Qualifications is currently underway.
Flamingo Park— Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose is to provide a higher
level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets
and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status:This is a future project.
Lower North Bay Road — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose to provide a
higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets
and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status:This project is complete.
Sunset Islands 3 & 4 — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose is to provide a
higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets
and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: The overall project is approximately 40% complete.The project is scheduled for
substantial completion in Spring 2017.
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Venetian Islands — Neighborhood Improvements:The purpose is to provide a higher
level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow
prevention devices); 2) Construct water quality treatment devices;and 3) Construct pump
stations, controls, and force mains.
Status: This project is under construction and scheduled for substantial completion in
Spring 2017.
Palm & Hibiscus Islands — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose is to provide
a higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following:
1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets
and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status:This project is under construction and scheduled for completion in Fall 2017.
Lincoln Road Improvements: The purpose of the project improvements is to provide a
higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the
stormwater system. The improvements consist of improving surface drainage.
Status: This project is in the design phase.
Biscayne Pointe — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose of the project
improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and
control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one
or a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2)
Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install
collection systems, catch basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment
devices, 5) Construct pump stations, controls and force mains, 6) Convert existing
pumping stations discharge piping from injection wells and add force mains to new
outfall, and 7) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal
backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
South Pointe — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose of the project
improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and
control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one
or a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2)
Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install
collection systems, catch basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment
devices, 5) Construct pump stations, controls and force mains, 6) Convert existing
pumping stations discharge piping from injection wells and add force mains to new
outfall, and 7) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal
backflow prevention devices).
Status: This project is in the planning stage.
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Normandy Isle South — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose of the project
improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and
control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one
or a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2)
Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install
collection systems, catch basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment
devices, 5) Construct pump stations, controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade
existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
Normandy Shores — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose of the project
improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and
control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one
or a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2)
Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install
collection systems, catch basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment
devices, 5) Construct pump stations, controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade
existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
Nautilus— Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose of the project improvements is
to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant
loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of
the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or
raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, eplace, and/or install collection systems, catch
basins and manholes, 4) Construct waterquality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump
stations, controls and force mains, 6) Convert existing pumping stations discharge piping
from injection wells and add force mains to new outfall, and 7) Repair or upgrade
existing outfall pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
Central Bayshore— Neighborhood Improvements (34th Street North):The purpose of
the project improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood
protection and control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system, and reduce reliance
on gravity or pressurized drainage (injection) wells. The improvements consist of one or
a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2)
Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, and 3) Repair, replace, and/or install
collection systems, catch basins and manholes.
Status: This project is complete.
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Central Bayshore — Neighborhood Improvements (34th Street South): The purpose
of the project improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood
protection and control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system. The improvements
consist of one or a combination of the following: 1) Repair, replace, and/or install curbs
and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets and sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace,
and/or install collection systems, catch basins and manholes, 4) Construct water quality
treatment devices, and 5) Construct pump stations, controls and force mains.
Status: This project is scheduled to begin in December 2016..
City Center — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose to provide a higher level of
service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the stormwater
system. The improvements consist of the construction of two pump stations to serve the
Convention Center and portions of the neighborhood.
Status: The pump station at Washington Avenue is under construction. The pump
station for 19th Street is in the procurement process. Additional stormwater system
improvements along Washington Avenue, 17th Street and Convention Center Drive are
in the design phase.
North Shore — Neighborhood Improvements: The purpose is to provide a higher level
of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the stormwater
system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of the following: 1) Repair,
replace, and/or install curbs and gutters, 2) Reconstruct and/or raise streets and
sidewalks, 3) Repair, replace, and/or install collection systems, catch basins and
manholes, 4) Construct water quality treatment devices, 5) Construct pump stations,
controls and force mains, and 6) Repair or upgrade existing outfall pipes and seawalls
(inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This project is in the planning stage.
Star Island — New Pump Station: The purpose of the project improvements is to
provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant
loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of
the following: 1) Construct additional stormwater collection system piping to interconnect
existing pipe networks, 2) Construct water quality treatment devices, 3) Construct
pumping stations, controls and force mains, and 4) Repair or upgrade existing outfall
pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices)
Status: This is a future project.
Sunset Islands 1 & 2 — New Pump Stations: The purpose of the project improvements
is to provide a higher level of service defined by flood protection and control of pollutant
loading in the stormwater system. The improvements consist of one or a combination of
the following: 1) Construct additional stormwater collection system piping to interconnect
existing pipe networks, 2) Construct water quality treatment devices, 3) Construct
pumping stations, controls and force mains, and 4) Repair or upgrade existing outfall
pipes and seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
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Belle Island — New Pump Station and Existing Pump Station Conversion: The
purpose of the project improvements is to provide a higher level of service defined by
flood protection and control of pollutant loading in the stormwater system, and reduce
reliance on gravity or pressurized drainage (injection) wells. The improvements consist
of one or a combination of the following: 1) Construct additional stormwater collection
system piping to interconnect existing pipe networks, 2) Construct water quality
treatment devices, 3) Construct pumping stations, controls and force mains, 4) Convert
existing pumping stations discharge piping from injection wells and add force mains to
new outfall, and 5) Construct new outfall and/or upgrade existing outfall pipes and
seawalls (inclusive of tidal backflow prevention devices).
Status: This is a future project.
Flood Proofing Sewer and Pump Stations: Relining and sealing 31 pump stations
and 500 manholes throughout the city to prevent water intrusion—which would damage
pump station equipment/structures—and failure of stations, thereby avoiding flooding. In
the past, five pump stations have failed during storms and resulted in flooding.
Status: Construction is ongoing.
48" Outfall at Easement 4180-4200 Chase Avenue:Improvements include building a
new 48" outfall and installing approximately 450 linear feet of 48" HDPE pipe, one
manhole, and one catch basin. When completed, this project will produce a stormwater
system capable of providing a high level of service in the area.
Status: This is a future project.
Stormwater Outfall and Seawall Reconstruction: Replacement of seawalls and 150
stormwater outfalls with associated relining of piping leading to outfalls in areas that
have three properties with repetitive flood claims. Project will also include a pollution
control device and possible demolition of existing seawalls, repair of seawalls, and
relocation of riprap.
Status:Seawalls are under construction along Dade Boulevard/Collins Canal. Additional
seawalls on the priority list are in the design and bidding phase of construction.
Drainage Hot Spots: This project will provide localized stormwater improvements that
address drainage "hot spots" within the City. The project will provide funding to allow City
staff to design, contract for, and implement solutions to limited areas of the City which
are within the definition of the projects approved by the City Commission in the
Resolution authorizing issuance of the Series 2015 Bonds, but not incorporated into
other neighborhood improvement projects identified in the Stormwater Program.
Status:This is an ongoing construction project.
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Citywide Home Elevations:The project will assist eligible homeowners to elevate their
properties in order to mitigate flooding. The project will also encourage homeowners to
become more resilient and to incorporate climate change considerations in their home
improvement projects. It will also promote the inclusion of mitigation strategies that
foster community resilience against flooding risks.
Status: This is a future project.
Citywide Tidal Flooding Mitigation: The purpose of the project improvements is to
prevent the backflow of water from the Biscayne Bay into the City's stormwater
management system and up through the stormwater inlet grates flooding the roadway
curb and gutter. This tidal flooding poses a threat to public health and safety,
inconveniences the public, and has caused major damage to structures, and killed lawns
and landscaping. In addition, tidal flooding saturates the base structure of roadways
causing failure of roadways prior to their expected useful design life. This project
consists of the installation of backflow prevention valves (aka `Tideflex" valves) on a
majority of the PSMS outfalls to the Biscayne Bay and in the lowest lying areas of the
City.
Status: This project is under construction.
Citywide Wastewater Infrastructure Improvements: The wastewater lines are
approximately 50-80 years old. The iron pipes are increasingly brittle, resulting in
hydraulic problems and potential failures. The useful life of these force mains is
approximately 50 years and the pipes are either at the end of or beyond their useful life.
This project will implement the city's Wastewater System Master Plan, which will replace
aging lines that are 60 years old or more.
Status: This is an ongoing project.
Citywide Water Infrastructure Improvements: The project includes the replacement
of aging water lines (60+ years old). These iron pipes are significantly tuberculated
which has resulted in diminished water quality and hydraulic problems. This project is
fully programmed through neighborhood projects and other projects in the City's 5-year
Capital Improvement Plan, subject to appropriation of additional programmed funding.
Status: This is an ongoing project.
Citywide Dune Restoration & Enhancement Project: This project seeks to restore the
City's coastal dune system by removing non-native vegetation, planting native species,
and selectively trimming native vegetation. This project will improve the overall health
and stability of the dune system so it is best suited to retain sand and protect upland
structures from storm surge and flooding. The project will also install a rope and post
fence system around the dune system to protect the project's results and minimize
trampling impacts to the protected area. Educational signage will educate visitors about
the structure of the dunes, their importance, and the vegetation housed therein.
Status: On-going (maintenance and monitoring).
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Windstorm
Storm Shutters and Protective Glass for City Buildings: The city is a barrier island
that is subject to high winds, missile hazards and significant impact damage. The
buildings listed below require protection for windows during a significant weather event.
Status: Refer to the below for project statuses:
Building Name Location Address Status
Miami Beach Botanical 2000 Convention Center In the Planning Phase
Garden Drive
Mount Sinai Hospital 4300 Alton Road Future Unfunded Project
North Shore Park & Youth 501 72nd Street Future Unfunded Project
Center
Log Cabin 8128 Collins Avenue Future Unfunded Project
Other Hazards
Acquisition of Emergency Generators: Acquisition of emergency generators to
ensure continued operation of critical city facilities/systems and the appropriate levels of
service for city residents during and after a disaster event.
Status:This project is ongoing.
West Avenue Bridge: The project is of regional significance and will help relieve
congestion on State road 907 (Alton Road). A connected West Avenue would help
reduce the volume of local traffic at the busiest intersections. In addition, it would
provide a safer venue for cyclists, pedestrians, and motorists making their way to the
causeway to Miami, than other existing venues.
Status:The project has been awarded and is in the design phase.
Streetlight System Upgrade: There are approximately 8,400 streetlight poles located
throughout the City. Public Works is in the process of developing street lighting
standards that will be used to upgrade the street lights when neighborhoods are
reconstructed or insufficient lighting is addressed. Standards will be developed for
average street lighting as well as individual fixtures. Lighting upgrades will also be in
response to Police Department requests to combat crime and illegal activities.
Status: The City has completed a citywide photometric analysis and is developing plans
for strategic enhancements.
Portable Traffic Light Signals: During power outages, the traffic lights are inoperable,
causing a potential hazard. Portable traffic signals will provide the safety that is needed
for traffic control. The city anticipates that it will need ten portable traffic signals to
adequately handle an emergency situation.
Status: This is a future project.
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Construction of new Fire Station #1: Intensive maintenance is required to continue
operating the Fire Station as it exists today.This maintenance includes costs that over
time could exceed the cost of full demolition andreconstruction of all facilities on site.
Existing parking conditions are less than ideal, frequentlylimiting building occupants from
securing parking. The existing FEMA flood elevations also indicate that under severe
storm events, the Fire Station would become inaccessible and wouldprevent emergency
assistance to the surrounding Miami Beach community. The City facilitated anin-depth
assessment of the Fire Station, and upon evaluation of the current site conditions and
minimum code requirements, fullsite reconstruction and demolition of existing structures
(including relocation of the existing pumpstation) were recommended in order to mitigate
potential severe hazards and provide the public with the highest level of services.
Status:This is a future unfunded project.
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Recommendations:
1. The City will continue to participate in Miami-Dade County's LMS program and
monitor the projects, as needed.
2. The City will continue to have various outreach projects to inform the residents
and visitors about hurricanes and floods preparedness and safety.
Please contact me if you need any additional information.
J LM/EC/DM/CG R/J H/CH
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Attachment 1 (Page 1)
Local Mitigation Strategy Projects Completed Since Fiscal Year 2004/2005
FY 2004/2005
1. Bay Road Streets/Sidewalks Improvements (14th to 16th Streets)
FY 2006/2007
1. Bay Road Drainage Pump Station C-level of service-out
2. Flamingo Box Culverts BP 10A
3. Flamingo Lummus BP 10D Streets/Sidewalks Improvements (Washington
Avenue)
4. Miami Beach Golf Course—Drainage Well
FY 2007/2008
1. 7th & 8th Streets (BP-10B) Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
2. 16th Street Drainage Improvements
3. Flamingo Lummus BP 10B Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
4. Oceanfront BP 6 Streets/Sidewalks Improvements: Phase I
5. Stormwater System Prairie Avenue
6. Venetian Islands BP 13B—Belle Isle Streets/Sidewalks & Park Improvements
FY 2008/2009
1. 8th Street Spot Flooding Remediation (Hot Spot)
2. Flamingo Neighborhood (Lennox & 6th) Bid Pack 1A
FY 2009/2010
1. 69th Street from Biscayne Bay to Collins
2. Normandy IsleSud BP 4 Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
3. Oceanfront BP 6 Streets/Sidewalks—Phase 1B-40th Street& Collins Avenue
FY 2010/2011
1. Drainage Improvements West 44th Street& Royal Palm
2. Nautilus BP 7 Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
3. Normandy Shores BP 3 Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
4. Oceanfront BP 6 Streets/Sidewalks Improvements: Phase II
5. South Pointe Streetscape Phase II BP 12C Streets/Sidewalks Improvements
6. Stormwater Pipe—Repairs
7. Sunset Islands 1 & 2 Replacement of Two Outfalls
8. Biarritz and Rue Granville
9. Prairie Avenue
FY 2011/2012
1. Waterways Dredging
2. North Bay Road &4th Street—Drainage Hot Spot
3. Washington Court, Between Washington Avenue & Park Avenue
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FY 2012/2013
1. Extensive Repairs to Seawalls—Wofford Park Seawall Repairs
2. Sunset Islands I & II Drainage Improvements
3. South Pointe II Drainage Improvements
FY 2013/2014
1. Parkview Canal Seawall Revetment
2. Belle Island Outfall Replacement
3. Star Island Drainage Improvements
4. City Center—Historic District Drainage Improvements
5. Regional Communication/Command Van
6. Lake Pancoast Right-of-Way Improvements
7. Biscayne Point Right-of-Way Improvements
FY 2014/2015
1. Central Bayshore Right-of-Way Improvements
2. South Pointe III, IV, V Right-of-Way Improvements
3. Crespi Blvd Drainage Emergency Improvement/Water Main
Replacement-79th Street to 85th Street
FY 2015/2016
1. Lower North Bay Road — Neighborhood Improvements
2. Central Bayshore Neighborhood—34th Street North