LTC 143-2025 Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association (FPNA) Resolution RequestingMIAMI BEACH
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
LTC#143-2025
LETTER TO COMMISSION
TO:Mayor Steven Meiner and Members of the City Commission
Eric Carpenter, City Manager
Ricardo J. Dopico, City Attorney
Joseph M. Centorino, Inspector General
FROM:Rafael E. Granado, City Clerk �
DATE:March 31, 2025
SUBJECT: Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association (FPNA) Resolution Requesting
Installation of Speed Humps in Flamingo Park Neighborhood
Please see attached a letter from the Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association (FPNA), dated
March 27, 2025. At their recent meeting, following a City update on the Slow Streets 2.0 pilot, the
FPNA passed a unanimous resolution requesting that the City begin the process of installing
speed humps in the Flamingo Park neighborhood.
March 27,2025
Mayor and Commissioners,
At the March FPNA meeting earlier this month,the City's Transportation Department
updated the NA on the Slow Streets 2.0 trial slated for our neighborhood.In the course
of the discussion afterwards,the subject of speed humps/tables came up and it was noted
that many other neighborhoods in the City have had them installed.Most recently,speed
humps were installed throughout the South of Fifth neighborhood.
While those in attendance were pleased Slow Streets 2.0 is moving forward,the
discussion focused on why the FPN has not yet had speed humps installed in our
neighborhood.It was repeatedly mentioned that we've been asking for speed humps for
many years now.
A suggestion was made that we pass a resolution asking the City to move forward with
whatever is required to expeditiously install speed humps in the FPN.The below
resolution was passed unanimously.
The Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association urges the City to begin whatever
process is necessary to install speed humps in the neighborhood.We believe this
process should be separate from the Slow Streets project and focus solely on speed
humps which seem to be the de facto method of slowing traffic throughout the City.
Scott Needelman
For the FPNA