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Search Building Better Communities Projects BUILDING BETTER COMMUNITIES REPORT PERIOD: GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND PROGRAM ALL-YEARS THROUGH 12/31/2020 STATUS REPORT BBC GOB Ballot BBC GOB Municipal Project Location District BBC GOB Project Description All-Years Funding Remaining Status Question Description Project Number Balance as of 12/31/2020 Water & Sewer 1 CW CW Local Drainage Improvements 95,176,129 6,014,685 Ongoing Water & Sewer 3 Golden Beach 4 Golden Beach - Drainage Improvement 121,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 4 Hialeah Gardens 12 Hialeah Gardens Water and Sewer Improvements 867,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 5 Key Biscayne 7 Key Biscayne - Installation of Sanitary Sewer 2,670,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 6 Miami Lakes 13 Miami Lakes - Drainage Improvements 589,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 7 Miami Shores Various - 3 & 4 Miami Shores - Drainage Improvements 850,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 8 North Bay Village 4 North Bay Village - Install Wastewater Force Main 786,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 9 Pinecrest Various - 7 & 8 Pinecrest - Water and Fire Protection Improvement Project 2,857,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 14 UMSA CW South Dade Disposal Facility Cell 5 Construction 11,250,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 15 Sunny Isles 4 Sunny Isles - Center Island Drainage Project 2,500,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 16 Surfside 4 Surfside - Water and Sewer Enhancements 829,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 17 CW CW Countywide Water and Sewer System Enhancements 237,000,000 116,792,268 Ongoing Water & Sewer 304 Miami Various - 3, 5, 6, 7 Miami - Drainage and Storm System Improvements 15,000,000 8,977,000 Ongoing Water & Sewer 311 UMSA 6 Drainage Improvements 998,871 0 Complete Water & Sewer 312 Sweetwater 12 Drainage Improvements 2,300,000 0 Complete Water & Sewer 335 N/A N/A Ballot Question 1 Bond Issuance Cost 4,389,000 2,783,967 Ongoing Parks & Rec 2 CW CW Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) Program 40,000,000 2,591,256 Ongoing Parks & Rec 10 CW CW Purchase Development Rights (PDR) 20,000,000 12,019,922 Ongoing Parks & Rec 18 UMSA 1 Ives Estates District Park 12,700,000 9,233,814 Ongoing Parks & Rec 19 North Miami 2 Recreational Facility 5,000,000 5,000,000 Not Started Parks & Rec 20 UMSA 4 Haulover Park 23,000,000 9,965,922 Ongoing Parks & Rec 21 North Miami Beach 4 Greynolds Park 7,000,000 494,112 Ongoing Parks & Rec 22 Miami Beach 5 Lummus Park 7,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 23 Miami Beach 5 South Pointe Park 5,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 24 UMSA 6 A.D. Barnes Park 4,000,000 2,213,705 Ongoing Parks & Rec 25 UMSA 7 Crandon Park 23,000,000 9,422,347 Ongoing Parks & Rec 26 Coral Gables 7 Matheson Hammock Park 6,000,000 2,813,576 Ongoing Parks & Rec 27 Palmetto Bay 7 Chapman Field Park 5,000,000 3,072,192 Ongoing Parks & Rec 28 Palmetto Bay 8 Charles Deering Estate 4,315,302 519,382 Ongoing Parks & Rec 29 UMSA 8 Black Point Park and Marina 1,800,000 17 Complete Parks & Rec 30 UMSA 8 Redland Fruit and Spice Park 4,000,000 1,235,519 Ongoing Parks & Rec 31 UMSA 8 Camp Owaissa Bauer 1,000,000 77,197 Ongoing Parks & Rec 32 UMSA 8 Lakes by the Bay Park 4,500,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 33 UMSA 9 Homestead Bayfront Park 4,000,000 74,375 Ongoing Parks & Rec 34 UMSA 9 Homestead Air Reserve Park 15,057,000 12,580,066 Ongoing Parks & Rec 35 UMSA 9 Southridge Park 9,161,629 5,666,170 Ongoing Parks & Rec 36 UMSA 9 Larry and Penny Thompson Park 6,600,000 2,273,868 Ongoing Parks & Rec 37 UMSA 10 Kendall Soccer Park 4,000,000 577,870 Ongoing Parks & Rec 38 UMSA 10 Tropical Park 15,000,000 426,264 Ongoing Parks & Rec 39 UMSA 10 Kendall Indian Hammocks Park 7,900,000 3,159,342 Ongoing Parks & Rec 40 UMSA 11 West Kendall District Park 23,000,000 21,823,914 Ongoing Parks & Rec 41 UMSA 10 Tamiami Park 8,000,000 5,637,951 Ongoing Parks & Rec 42 UMSA 11 Boystown (Camp Matecumbe) 6,000,000 2,775,305 Ongoing Parks & Rec 43 UMSA 11 Tree Islands Park 5,000,000 284,736 Ongoing Parks & Rec 44 UMSA 12 Trail Glades Range 9,100,000 365,507 Ongoing Parks & Rec 45 Hialeah 13 Amelia Earhart Park 23,000,000 16,854,962 Ongoing Parks & Rec 46 UMSA CW Miami MetroZoo 18,719,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 47 UMSA CW Miami MetroZoo 43,281,000 11,057 Complete Parks & Rec 48 UMSA CW Miami MetroZoo 12,000,000 181,156 Ongoing Parks & Rec 49 Miami Beach CW Beach Maintenance Facility 500,000 499,169 Ongoing Parks & Rec 50 Miami CW Renovate the Orange Bowl 50,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 51 UMSA Various - 1, 8, 9 South Dade and North Dade Greenway and Trail 7,000,000 2,956,959 Ongoing Parks & Rec 52 Various - Miami & UMSA Various - 4, 5, 7 Beach Erosion Mitigation and Renourishment Project 27,500,000 4,198,789 Ongoing Parks & Rec 53 Opa-Locka 1 Opa-Locka - Community Swimming Pool and Gymnasium 609,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 54 Miami Gardens 1 Miami Gardens - Park Renovations and Improvements 9,831,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 55 El Portal 3 El Portal - Acquire Land for Park 249,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 56 Sunny Isles 4 Sunny Isles - Redesign Active Park 347,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 57 Aventura 4 Aventura - Purchase Land and/or Provide Funding for the Design and Construction of a Performing Arts Center 4,714,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 58 West Miami 6 West Miami - Recreational Building 131,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 59 Miami Springs 6 Miami Springs - Recreation Complex 1,520,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 60 South Miami 7 South Miami - Green Space Park 1,343,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 61 Palmetto Bay 8 Palmetto Bay - Acquisition and Improvements of Parks 3,026,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 62 Florida City 9 Florida City - Construct Youth Activity Center 846,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 63 Sweetwater 12 Sweetwater - Improvements to Dominoes Park & Carlow Park 100,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 64 Sweetwater 12 Sweetwater - Improvements to Youth Center Building 500,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 65 Hialeah Gardens 12 Hialeah Gardens - Passive Park Improvements 300,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 66 Hialeah Gardens 12 Hialeah Gardens - Bernie Wilson Park Improvements 80,000 5 Complete Parks & Rec 67 Doral 12 Doral - Acquisition and Development of Municipal Parks 4,607,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 68 Miami Lakes 13 Miami Lakes - Royal Oaks Park Development Project 2,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 69 North Miami Beach Various - 1 & 4 North Miami Beach - Renovate Various City Facilities 4,321,000 1,282 Complete Parks & Rec 70 North Miami Various - 1, 2, 4 North Miami - Construct Recreational Community Center at Claude Pepper Park 5,937,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 71 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Convert Milander Stadium Playing Surface 899,000 0 Complete 1 OF 5 BUILDING BETTER COMMUNITIES REPORT PERIOD: GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND PROGRAM ALL-YEARS THROUGH 12/31/2020 STATUS REPORT BBC GOB Ballot BBC GOB Municipal Project Location District BBC GOB Project Description All-Years Funding Remaining Status Question Description Project Number Balance as of 12/31/2020 Parks & Rec 72 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Reconstruct Walker Park 3,702,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 73 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Reconstruct Wilde Park & Wilde Adult Center 529,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 75 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Renovate O'Quinn Park 317,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 77 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Renovate Southeast Park 132,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 78 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Renovate Sparks Park 264,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 79 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Renovations to Bucky Dent Park 661,643 0 Complete Parks & Rec 80 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Renovations to Goodlet Park 255,016 0 Complete Parks & Rec 81 Hialeah Various - 2, 6, 12, 13 Hialeah - Upgrade Graham Park 42,060 0 Complete Parks & Rec 82 Miami Various - 3, 5, 6, 7 Miami - Parks and Facility Improvements 26,261,000 0 Ongoing Parks & Rec 83 Miami Beach Various - 4 & 5 Miami Beach - Beachfront Restrooms 250,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 84 Miami Beach Various - 4 & 5 Miami Beach - Flamingo Park 3,099,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 85 Miami Beach Various - 4 & 5 Miami Beach - Normandy Shores Golf Course 1,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 86 Miami Beach Various - 4 & 5 Miami Beach - Band Shell Park 1,500,000 3,693 Complete Parks & Rec 87 Miami Beach Various - 4 & 5 Miami Beach - Scott Rakow Youth Center 1,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 88 Coral Gables Various - 6 & 7 Coral Gables - Enhancement/expansion of Public Parks and Plazas 5,000,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 89 Homestead Various - 8 & 9 Homestead - Humpty Dumpty Park 3,509,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 90 UMSA 1 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Country Village Park 1,497,700 94,363 Ongoing Parks & Rec 91 UMSA 1 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - North Glades Park 1,400,000 0 Ongoing Parks & Rec 92 UMSA 2 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Arcola Lakes Park 6,000,000 229,151 Ongoing Parks & Rec 93 UMSA 2 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Oak Grove Park 918,000 432,202 Ongoing Parks & Rec 94 UMSA 3 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - North Shorecrest and Military Trail Park 500,000 1,200 Complete Parks & Rec 95 UMSA 3 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Olinda Park 250,000 112 Complete Parks & Rec 96 UMSA 3 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Marva Bannerman Park 150,000 62,548 Ongoing Parks & Rec 97 UMSA 3 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Local Parks 184,000 0 Complete Parks & Rec 98 UMSA 3 Unincorporated Municipal Service Area - Jefferson Reaves Sr.
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