1. MODEL CITY  home ownership zone

2. Focus Area MLK Blvd. SR 112 Hadley Park I-95 NW 54 th St. NW 12 th Ave NW 17 th Ave

3. Working Together in Small Groups July 2003 Community Workshop

4. Working Together in Small Groups July 2003 Community Workshop

5. Working Together in Small Groups July 2003 Community Workshop

6. Working Together in Small Groups July 2003 Community Workshop

7. Presenting Ideas to the Group July 2003 Community Workshop

8. The Conceptu al Plan Adopt in Concept: the basic configuration of the Conceptual Plan

9. The Conceptual Plan Adopt in Concept: the basic configuration of the Conceptual Plan

10. The Conceptual Plan Adopt in Concept - Infill development: Houses, Townhouses, Live-Work Units, Mixed-Use Bldgs, & Community Bldgs,

11. Adopt in Concept: Improvements to Public Rights-of-way Detailed Plans

12. Adopt in Concept: Upgrading Infrastructure- Electric, Phone, Cable, Lighting Detailed Plans

13. Adopt in Concept: Re-configuration of African Square Park Detailed Plan: A new layout for African Square Park

14. Adopt in Concept: Re-configuration of African Square Park

15. Detailed Plan: A new layout for African Square Park Adopt in Concept: Re-configuration of African Square Park

16. Detailed Plan: A new layout for African Square Park Adopt in Concept: Re-configuration of African Square Park

17. Detailed Plan: A new layout for African Square Park Adopt in Concept: Re-configuration of African Square Park

18. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: Small Parks and Landscaped areas

19. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: Small Parks and Landscaped areas

20. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: Small Parks and Landscaped areas

21. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: New Rights-of-way

22. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: Parking Lots to serve businesses

23. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: 24 Hour on-street Parking for businesses

24. Detailed Plan Adopt in Concept: 24 Hour on-street Parking for businesses

25. Architectural Character

26. Adopt in Concept: Architectural Character & Need for Guidelines

27. Architectural Character Adopt in Concept: Architectural Character & Need for Guidelines

28. MLK Boulevard - Existing

30. MLK Boulevard – Street Sections

31. With approval, the City of Miami Commission is directing the City Manager to: Provide the necessary resources of Planning & Zoning to: 1.Examine and modify zoning, as necessary, to allow for the single-family attached units (townhouses) and other standards contemplated in the Detailed Plan. This may include the creation of a new special district or an overlay ordinance. 2.Work with the Model City Trust to develop Architectural Guidelines for use by developers and property owners within the Home Ownership Zone. 3.Review all development projects within the Home Ownership Zone to assist with quality control.

32. With approval, the City of Miami Commission is directing the City Manager to: Provide the necessary resources of Public Works and/or Capital Improvements, as appropriate to : 1.Initiate engineering and design, as necessary, for improvements to the public rights-of-way as contemplated in the Plan. 2.Assist the Trust in negotiations with utility companies over matters that may include relocating wires underground, removing unnecessary poles, consolidating poles etc. 3.Prioritize the infrastructure improvements and public buildings to be constructed within the Model City Homeownership Zone area. 4.Assist the Model City Trust with additional infrastructure and public building issues as necessary.

33. With approval, the City of Miami Commission is directing the City Manager to: Provide the necessary resources of Parks and Recreation to: 1.Introduce the elements of the Plan to the Parks Advisory Board for consideration and adoption. 2.Incorporate the Park Advisory Board’s approved elements of the Plan into the Park Strategic Plan. 3.Perform necessary actions to include the new parks or mini-parks within the Home Ownership Zone as they are created.

34. Additionally, the City of Miami Commission directs the Miami Parking Authority to examine the common interests of the City of Miami, Model City Trust, and the Miami Parking Authority in increasing the commercial activity along the commercial corridors within the Homeownership Zone through the introduction of necessary on- street and off-street parking.

35. MODEL CITY  home ownership zone