City of Miami - Department of Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Department's Capital Program strategy includes providing adequate park and open space areas to serve growing community needs; renovating and repairing existing parks; improving undeveloped parks; and expediting the completion of projects included in the Homeland Defense Neighborhood improvement Bond Program and the Safe Neighborhood Park Bond Program.

Projects Complete During FY 2002-2003

Completed track renovations at Curtis Park ($90,000) and Moore Park ($80,000)
Completed various site furnishings and other improvements of $190,000
Installed $290,000 worth of new playground and playground equipment
Completed $77,000 of court resurfacing and court renovations at various City parks.
Completed new building construction and building renovations totaling $837,000 at various city park facilities.

FY 2003-2004 Capital Program and Multi-Year Plan

To initiate and complete $258,000 of court resurfacing and renovations to basketball and tennis courts.
To install $947,000 worth of new playgrounds and playground accessories and equipment.
To provide site furnishings of all kinds of throughout our park system in the amount of $740,000
To install steel picket fencing in the amount of $174,000
To work with the Department of Economic Development and Capital Improvements to complete a prototype design for pocket parks in the FEC Corridor and then to construct 2 parks - one at NE 29 Street and another at NW 34 Street, having a total combined value of $710,000
Work with the department of Capital Improvements to complete park projects funded under the Homeland Defense Neighborhood Improvement Bond Program.

Roberto Clemente Park - Waterplay Area

Bond Initiative:

District 2 Neighborhood Quality of Life Improvements

District:

Address:

101 NW 34 Street

Final Operating Department:

Parks & Recreation

Project Number:

311712