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Build new facility at 72nd Street
between Collins Avenue and
Harding Avenue that includes new
recreational park space, roof-top
competition pool, library/media
center, fitness gym with running
track, and parking garage.
New pavers for walkways and plaza
throughout the park located at
2100 Collins Avenue, to improve
aesthetics and reduce ongoing
repairs and maintenance.
Implement various improvements
to the park at 7801 Crespi
Boulevard, including a new
walking/jogging path, fence
replacement, and new paint
and flooring to the building and
restrooms.
72ND STREET PARK, LIBRARY,
& AQUATIC CENTER COLLINS PARK
CRESPI PARK
$53.8 MILLION
#01 #02
#03
$640,000
$211,000
Implement various improvements
to the park located at 200
Fairway Drive, including fence
replacement and painting of the
pavilion, office, and restrooms.
FAIRWAY PARK#04
$260,000
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Playground replacement
at the park located at
Lakeview Drive and Alton
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Replace Recreation Center (PAL)
at 1200 Meridian Avenue with a
new 30,000 square foot facility
including a basketball gym, indoor
running track, fitness center,
locker rooms, community meeting
rooms, classrooms, master plan
improvements and resiliency
enhancements.
Playground replacement
at the park located at 6421
Alton Road.
FISHER PARK
LA GORCE PARK
#06
#07
$105,000
$150,000
FLAMINGO PARK
& YOUTH CENTER
$30.55 MILLION
#05
Improvements to park
located at 1130 Ocean Drive,
including landscaping, sod,
irrigation, restrooms, upgrade
of pathways similar to South
Pointe Park, new wayfinding
signage, and tree planting.
LUMMUS PARK#08
$4.7 MILLION
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Implement various improve-
ments to park located at Ocean
Drive and 2nd Street, including
playground replacement,
sidewalk upgrade, quick release
shade structure, and turtle-
friendly lighting.
Improve park located at 18th
Street and Purdy Avenue,
including soil remediation,
new landscaping, irrigation,
signage, benches, playground
replacement, fitness circuit, and
resiliency elements.
Install artificial turf at park
located at 4300 Chase Avenue,
to improve field availability and
reduce grounds maintenance
services.
MUSS PARK
MAURICE GIBB PARK
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#10
$250,000
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MARJORY STONEMAN
DOUGLAS PARK
$682,000
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NORTH BEACH OCEANSIDE
PARK BEACHWALK#12
$2 MILLION
Complete the final link in the
Beachwalk from South Pointe to the
northern boundary of the city by
extending the Beachwalk from 79th
to 87th Street.
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Implement improvements
to park located at 159 Palm
Avenue, including playground
replacement and quick release
shade structure.
PALM ISLAND PARK#14
$231,000
NORTH SHORE PARK &
YOUTH CENTER
$5.7 MILLION
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Improve North Shore Park and Youth
Center located at 501 72nd Street,
including: addition of two baseball
fields, emergency generator, playground
replacement, baseball field conversion to
artificial turf and lighting upgrades, roof
replacement, new walking/jogging path,
and security cameras.
Develop new park at 2795 Prairie
Avenue, with elements such as: lake,
overlooks, and amphitheater; tennis
courts; playground; vita course & trail
system; environmental remediation;
and resiliency components.
PAR 3/COMMUNITY
PARK #15
$15.7 MILLION
Implement various improvements
to park located at 45th Street
and Pine Tree Drive, including:
kayak launch renovation/
replacement, sidewalk
improvements, tree planting, and
fencing replacement.
PINETREE PARK#16
$700,000
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Implement various baseball
facility improvements to park
located at 4301 North Meridian
Avenue, including new dugouts,
irrigation, and fencing.
POLO PARK SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER#17 #18
$5.1 MILLION
Improve Scott Rakow Youth Center
located at 2700 Sheridan, including:
roof replacement, renovations to
pool facilities, basketball floor
replacement, window replacements,
emergency generator, HVAC
replacement, and security cameras.
Improve public amenities for
park located at 400 17th Street,
including a permanent restroom/
storage facility and the upgrade of
projectors, cameras, and servers to
4K ultra-high definition resolution
to enhance the delivery of free
cultural activities.
SOUNDSCAPE PARK#19
$4.5 MILLION
$500,000
Implement various improve-
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Pointe Drive and Washington
Avenue, including playground
replacement, restroom
renovation, and tree planting.
SOUTH POINTE PARK#20
$480,000
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Implement various improvements
to park located at 8440
Hawthorne Avenue, including
fence replacement and new paint
and flooring to building and
restrooms.
STILLWATER PARK TATUM PARK#21 #22
$145,000 $840,000
Complete various improvements
to the park located at 8050
Byron Avenue, including
addition of a water playground
structure, replacement of
restrooms, and fence
replacement.
Provide a continuous pedestrian
path along Biscayne Bay from
Government Cut to Lincoln Road,
by connecting the gaps in the
existing public Baywalk, including
pedestrian bridge connection over
5th Street.
BAYWALK#23
$15 MILLION
Construct on-grade
pedestrian walkway and
demolish the existing
wooden boardwalk between
23rd Street to 45th Street.
MIDDLE BEACH
BEACHWALK
$4.5 MILLION
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Leverage grant funding from
NOAA and the Florida Inland
Navigation District for dredging of
waterways, removal of invasives
along shorelines, and permitting/
trimming of vegetation impacting
navigation.
WATERWAY RESTORATION#25
$6 MILLION
Replace roofs to avoid water
intrusion and other negative
impacts at cultural facilities,
including the Bass Museum,
Miami City Ballet, and Colony
Theater.
ROOF REPLACEMENT FOR
CULTURAL FACILITIES#26
$3 MILLION
Reconstruct and restore log
cabin for community use
previously located at 8128
Collins Avenue.
LOG CABIN
RECONSTRUCTION#27
$1.1 MILLION
ART DECO
MUSEUM EXPANSION#28
$2 MILLION
Expand the Art Deco Museum at
1001 Ocean Drive, to build and
curate a flexible space capable of
accommodating different configurations
for the permanent collection and
temporary exhibits.
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Create cohesive and vibrant parks and/
or recreational space as part of the
redevelopment of city-owned property
known as the “West Lots” consisting of
8 blocks located in North Beach on the
west side of Collins Avenue across from
North Beach Oceanside Park.
Enhance the temporary skate
park located on Collins Avenue
between 82nd and 83rd Street
by adding an all-wheels track
and other additional park
elements.
WEST LOTS
REDEVELOPMENT
SKATE PARK
IMPROVEMENTS
$5 MILLION $750,000
#29 #30
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Pedestrianize Ocean Drive
from 5th to 15th streets by
eliminating the sidewalks
and curbs to create an “at
grade” profile with pavers and
decorative design patterns.
OCEAN DRIVE
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
$20 MILLION
#31
Implement Street Tree Master
Plan by planting 3,500 to 5,000
trees to provide canopy coverage
and shade, while also providing
additional stormwater treatment
and storage capacity.
STREET TREE
MASTER PLAN
$5 MILLION
#33 NEIGHBORHOOD ABOVE GROUND
IMPROVEMENTS#34
$43 MILLION
Beautify and upgrade functional
elements associated with
neighborhood improvements, such
as green and blue infrastructure,
lighting, landscaping, and tree
canopy as part of the planned
Stormwater/Water & Sewer projects.
Improve landscaping along
Palm Avenue, portions of
Fountain Street (not water
front), Palm Avenue median
and other areas.
PALM & HIBISCUS NEIGHBORHOOD
ENHANCEMENTS
$1 MILLION
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SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM#37
$13 MILLION
Improve walkability by replacing
25% of the City’s sidewalks that are
rated at or below marginal per the
City’s Sidewalk Condition Index.
Enhance the City’s pavement
condition by resurfacing streets
and implementing pavement
preservation strategies.
STREET PAVEMENT
PROGRAM#38
$30 MILLION
FLAMINGO PARK
NEIGHBORHOOD#35
$20 MILLION
Beautify and upgrade the Flamingo
Park neighborhood, including
lighting, landscaping, and tree
canopy as part of the planned
Stormwater/Water & Sewer
projects.
Implement commercial
revitalization enhancements
for the Washington Avenue
corridor, including lighting,
landscaping, street renovations,
and pedestrian improvements.
WASHINGTON AVENUE CORRIDOR#36
$10 MILLION
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Create vibrant commercial
revitalization enhancements to
the 41st Street corridor, such as
lighting, increased tree canopies,
sidewalk expansion, and shade
structures.
41ST STREET CORRIDOR#40
$15 MILLION
Promote pedestrian and
bicycle safety by implementing
various traffic calming projects
in neighborhoods including:
Nautilus, Bayshore, Normandy
Isle, and Palm View.
NEIGHBORHOOD TRAFFIC CALMING AND
PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY STREETS#42
$2 MILLION
RESILIENT SEAWALLS AND
LIVING SHORELINES#39
$10 MILLION
Raise city-owned seawalls to a
minimum height standard in high
priority areas and where feasible,
incorporate living seawalls through
natural vegetation and habitat
enhancement.
Beautify and upgrade the La Gorce
neighborhood, including lighting,
landscaping, and tree canopy as
part of the planned Stormwater/
Water & Sewer projects.
LA GORCE NEIGHBORHOOD
IMPROVEMENTS#41
$14 MILLION
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IMPROVEMENTS#44
$8 MILLION
Beautify and upgrade the North
Shore neighborhood, including
lighting, landscaping, and tree
canopy as part of the planned
Stormwater/Water & Sewer
projects.
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PROTECTED BICYCLE LANES AND
SHARED BIKE/PEDESTRIAN PATHS#43
$5 MILLION
Encourage pedestrian and bicycle
friendly transportation by creating
protected bicycle lanes and shared-use
paths including: Chase Avenue from
Alton Road to 34th Street, 23rd Street,
and 63rd Street.
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Replace Fire Station #1, located at 1051
Jefferson Avenue in South Beach to
include the 911 Call Center. This station
provides emergency assistance to the
area south of 15th Street, Star Island,
Palm Island, Hibiscus Island, among
other areas.
Replace existing double-wide
trailers and provide a permanent,
facility within North Beach
Oceanside Park to serve as the
Ocean Rescue sub-station in
North Beach.
OCEAN RESCUE
NORTH BEACH FACILITY
$10 MILLION $5 MILLION
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REPLACE FIRE STATION #1#45
Install License Plate Readers at 26
strategic locations to aid crime-fighting
and prevention efforts. Locations
include: MacArthur Causeway, Julia
Tuttle Causeway, Española Way, 41st
Street, Normandy Drive, Dade Boulevard,
Alton Road, 5th Street, 17th Street, 63rd
Street, 71st Street, and 87th Street.
$1.95 MILLION
LICENSE PLATE READERS
Renovate Police Headquarters at
1100 Washington Avenue, to include
upgrades of the fire alarm and sprinkler
systems, generators, HVAC systems,
electrical systems, and the indoor
shooting range used by police officers
for training and safety certification.
POLICE HEADQUARTER
IMPROVEMENTS
$10 MILLION
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Replace Fire Station #3, located at
5303 Collins Avenue. This station
provides emergency assistance to
Mid-Beach, from 41st Street to 67th
Street, and houses several special
operations teams (such as the City’s
hazmat team).
Upgrade sports and pathway lighting to
LED technology to improve illumination
of areas and reduce energy costs at the
following parks: Flamingo Park, North
Shore Park & Youth Center, Normandy
Isle Park, Tatum Park, Stillwater Park,
and Crespi Park.
REPLACE FIRE STATION #3 LED LIGHTING IN PARKS
$10 MILLION $4.5 MILLION
#51 #52
Replace the City’s end-of-life system
with a new radio system, to be used by
police, fire and public safety officers
to communicate with each other, and
with other agencies, when responding
to emergency calls or in the field.
REPLACE PUBLIC SAFETY
RADIO SYSTEM
$10 MILLION
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Enhance public safety along primary
business corridors city by adding 80
security cameras at:
• Alton Road - 5th to Michigan Avenue and
along Dade Boulevard to Washington Avenue
• 41st Street - Alton Road to Collins Avenue
• 71st Street - Bay Drive to Collins Avenue
SECURITY CAMERAS IN
BUSINESS DISTRICTS
$825,000
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Replace the existing marine patrol
facility at Maurice Gibb Park to
relocate the Fire Patrol Boat from
North Beach, to a more central
location to improve response times to
emergency calls.
MARINE PATROL FIRE/
POLICE FACILITY
$2.7 MILLION
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Install protective bollard systems to
safeguard pedestrians and special
event venues at:
• Miami Beach Convention Center
• Lincoln Road
• Ocean Drive
• SoundScape Park
• South Pointe Park
SECURITY FOR PUBLIC
SPACES
$4.35 MILLION
#53
Implement citywide street
lighting program using energy
efficient LED lights, to increase
lighting levels and improve
security.
STREET LIGHTING
IMPROVEMENTS#55
$10 MILLION
Enhance security for residents
and visitors along the Beach
Walk from 14th Place to 23rd
Street by adding 15 security
cameras.
SECURITY CAMERAS
ON BEACH WALK
$400,000
#56
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Improve public safety in the
Entertainment District by adding
72 security cameras to the existing
14 cameras. Two cameras would be
installed at every intersection of both
Collins and Washington Avenues
from 5th Street to 17th Street.
SECURITY CAMERAS IN
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
$1.49 MILLION
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