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<br />anticipated to be approximately one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet by three hundred and fifty <br />(350) feet. <br /> <br />PARK FACILITIES: <br />Successful contractor should demonstrate a successful track record of having designed and <br />developed outdoor recreation space or similar facilities. The expected Park amenities may include <br />but are not limited to: <br /> <br />Bocce Courts (2) <br />Toddler Playground <br />5-12 Playground <br />Quarter Mile (minimum) Walking Path <br />Picnic Pavilions (2) <br />Picnic Tables <br /> <br />Benches & Trash Receptacles <br />Potential Splash Pad Playground <br />Open Play Area <br />Landscaping <br />Art Feature Area <br /> <br />The following is the park project summary verbiage that was submitted to the state in a grant <br />application. This is for informational purposes only because the summary may contain amenities <br />that are not in the plans and specifications. <br /> <br />PROJECT SUMMARY <br /> <br />Heritage Park will be located on State Road AlA (Collins Avenue) between NE <br />192nd Street and the William Lehman Causeway. The 3.55-acre site was purchased <br />by the City of Sunny Isles Beach in 2006 for nineteen million six hundred thousand <br />dollars of which 2.40 acres will be used for park land. (1.15 acres were cut-out for a <br />parking garage and driveway). Located across the street from the Atlantic Ocean, <br />Heritage Park is just a short walking distance from a public beach access area. The <br />objective of this project is to develop this prime piece of property into a public park <br />for all Sunny Isles Beach residents and visitors to enjoy rather than allow it to be <br />developed into a 16-story multi-family residential unit as it is currently zoned. <br /> <br />The project site is currently being used as a surface parking lot for the hotel across <br />the street as well as city employees. Along the perimeter of the property Brazilian <br />Peppers and Australian Pines are some exotic (invasive) vegetation that will be <br />removed prior to the new construction. The proposed park consists of a large open <br />space that will be used for both active and passive recreational activities. Park <br />amenities in this area include a 1A mile walking and jogging path, a covered and <br />accessible children's playground, two separate picnic pavilions, two (2) bocce ball <br />courts, and numerous park benches and associated site furnishings such as water <br />fountains, benches, picnic tables, trash receptacles, and bicycle racks. Additionally, <br />the eastern portion of the park will provide ample opportunities for the display of <br />public sculpture and other artworks. <br /> <br />5 <br />