33 projects were approved in Miami for more than $58 million in bond spending

The city commission of Miami approved the first round of spending from the general obligation bond totaling $58,653,339 for 33 projects from a total approved amount of $400 million.

This first round of spending is to include the following projects:

• Very poor condition roads, Phase I - outside priority drainage basins;
• Antonio Maceo boat ramp and dock renovations;
• Armbrister Park Community Center design;
• Bay of Pigs Park;
• Bryan Park playground renovations and park enhancements;
• City-wide parks access and mobility renovations;
• City-wide parks playground renovations;
• Alice Wainwright Park seawall and resiliency;
• City-wide parks roofing reconstruction;
• Coral Way Park expansion and enhancements;
• Curtis Park Community Center design;
• Douglas Park Community Center;
• Legion Park boat ramp;
• Legion Park building;
• Moore Park gym design and construction;
• Shenandoah Park pool design and permitting;
• New parks at 2200 SW Ninth Avenue and 910 SW 22nd Road;
• New park at 3699/3701 SW First Ave;
• Fern Isle Park enhancements;
• Riverside Park renovations and enhancements;
• Spring Garden Point Park;
• West End Park master plan, pool design and enhancements;
• Fire facilities resiliency project design;
• Brickell Bay Drive design criteria package;
• Fairview flood mitigation;
• Immediate flood control, install back flow valves (Phase I);
• Improve drainage outside of priority drainage basins;
• NW 17th ST from NW 27th to 32nd Avenues, road and drainage construction;
• Affordable housing and economic development;
• Construction and permanent financing: MLK Residences;
• Construction and permanent financing: Liberty Renaissances;
• Homeownership preservation/single-family home rehabilitation.