SOUTH FLORIDA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COALITIONMiami-Dade Housing Symposium Achievements & What’s Next

Alice N. Bravo, P.E. Director

15th largest transit system in US

360 sq.mi.transit service area

350,000 boardings (75,000 on rail)

over 850 buses in 98 routes

22-mileexclusive bus Transit Way

25-mileelevated heavy rail

4.4-mileautomated people mover

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What we’ve accomplished

Our focus has been on moving people and

minimizing the time a commuter spends driving

their car. We have partnered with our peer

agencies to improve mobility in Miami-Dade

County and have already seen some early wins.

transportation partners teamworkunified vision for the region

consensus of stakeholders, public & elected officials

advance six PTP’s rapid transit corridors

maximize funding opportunities

move forward to implementation

SMART Plan

Six rapid transit corridors

North corridor (HRT)

East-west corridor (HRT)

Beach corridor (LRT)

South corridor (HRT)

Kendall corridor (BRT/LRT)

Northeast corridor (CRT)

SMART Plan

Metrorail Car Assembly Facility136 new Metrorail cars

Dadeland South Metrorail Station

At-grade segment

Transition from elevated to at-grade

CONSIDERED METRORAIL TRANSITION TO AT-GRADE

L.A. Metrorail SystemFrom L.A. to North Hollywood

RED LINE

Opened in 1993

Daily ridership: 149k

Corridor length: 17.4 mi

Total stations: 14

Peak headway: 10 min

Civic Center Station

Transit Oriented Development ProjectsPublic Private Partnership

Transit Oriented Developments

Northside

Brownsville NW 7th Avenue Transit Village

Santa Clara

• Promote and encourage development of dense mixed-use developments on County owned properties

• Affordable housing developments at Metrorail stations

o Completed TODs: Santa Clara, Northside, Brownsville and NW 7 Ave. Transit Village

o Planned TODs: Busway, SW 200 St., Busway & SW 296 St. and NW 27 Ave. & NW 215 St.

• Pursue opportunities for large market rate joint developments:

o Brickell Citi Centre, Downtown Miamio Miami Worldcenter, Overtown

Dadeland South and Dadeland North Station Areas – June 1982

Dadeland South Station Area-2015

Dadeland North Station Area- 2015

Dadeland North Station Area - 2015

NW 7th Avenue Transit Village

Brickell City Centre (8th St. Metromover Station)

• 5.4 million square feet of office, residential, hotel, retail and entertainment space, in addition to a two-level underground parking garage that spans seven acres below the property

• Being developed by Swire Properties

• $1 Billion in overall economic impact project

Brickell City Centre (8th St. Metromover Station)

Brickell City Centre (8th St. Metromover Station)

1010 Brickell(10th St. Metromover Station)

Existing Transit Oriented Development Totals

• 2,350,842 sq. ft. of Office Space

• 434,791 sq. ft. of Retail Space

• 1,209 dwelling units (168 market rate and 1,041 affordable housing)

• 4,931 parking spaces (garage and surface)

• 305 hotel rooms

• Annual Revenue approximately $3million

Joint Developments & Transit Oriented Developments

Upcoming Opportunities:

TOD: Douglas Road Metrorail Station

TOD: Douglas Road Metrorail Station

Parcel at NW 215th St. and 27th Ave.

Joint Development – Bus Terminal & TOD NW 215th St. and 27th Ave.

• 14-acre parcel purchased by Miami-Dade Transit

• Development would contain institutional, office and retail components that encourages pedestrian activity: a transit terminal with bus bays, passenger shelters and a park-and-ride facility.

• Bids were received October 8, 2015.

Miami Intermodal Center (MIC)

Miami Intermodal Center (MIC)

Miami Intermodal Center (MIC)

TOD: Douglas Road Metrorail Station

Omni Downtown Bus Terminal

Omni Downtown Bus Terminal

All Aboard Florida

All Aboard Florida

Downtown Bus Terminal

• Downtown Bus Terminal:

• Working with All Aboard Florida (AAF) to develop a consolidated bus terminal on the 1st

floor with structured parking overhead.

• Proposed adjacent to the Stephen P. Clark Center.

Public Transit Day

Public Transit Day on Friday, December 9th