GOLDEN PINES NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

GoldenPinesMiami@aol.com 

OUR MISSION
To Protect, Beautify and Improve the Quality of Life
 in Our Neighborhood 

REQUEST TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICE

Are you concerned about speeding or cut-thru traffic in your neighborhood?
 The City wants to keep neighborhoods safe for pedestrians.
 To determine if a speed hump or traffic circle is needed, the City of Miami
 can do a traffic study in your area and create solutions to unsafe conditions.

To request traffic calming devices, call your district Commissioner's office

 and they will send you a copy of the attached form.

 https://www.miami.gov/My-Government/City-Officials

The City of Miami, District 4 Commissioner Manolo Reyes,

 the Department of Resilience and Public Works (RPW) and the Office of Capital Improvements (OCI) proudly announce the plans for the start of the construction in

 Golden Pines of another mobility solutions project in District 4. 

Proposed Project on  2340 SW 32nd Ave, Miami, FL 33145 :

 Extended Care Facility

 (where the Renaissance Restaurant/Night-Club is currently located)

A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our meetings!

Coffee with a Cop  

02/2018

SUNSHINE MEETING 01/06.2016  

"A TRAFFIC LIGHT AT SW 27 AVE & 27 ST" 

AUDIO VIDEO 

MARCH 8 2016 GPNA COMMUNITY MEETING

CLICK HERE FOR MINUTES

CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION  
  NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

Community Meeting 12/09/2914
 Remediation and Restoration  of Douglas Park 

 As we know, because of high levels of contaminants detected at Douglas Park, the Miami- Dade Environmental Department (DERM) closed the park more than a year ago. The City of Miami is working on a plan for the remediation and restoration of Douglas Park.

At the community meeting of December 9, the City explained that Douglas Park was built on top of a landfill that has more than 14’ deep layers of solid waste. Although the City does not have a final plan for the restoration of Douglas Park, the remediation plan will consist on adding two feet of uncontaminated soil on approximately 90 % of the park. The projected excavation will be 10 % of the project for construction of the new service center. The remediation plan must comply with what is called  RBCA minimum standards and  must be approved by DERM.

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