1. Flagler Street Transit Mall Project Proposal Downtown Miami, Florida

4. Flagler Street Legend

5. Legend Proposed Flagler Street Transit Mall

10. Existing Conditions Source ERA: US Census

11. Existing Conditions Source: Miami Downtown Development Authority Key Downtown Economic Facts 194,000 Daytime Employment Population: 67% College Educated: 62,000 Average Household Income($): 1,500 Hotel Rooms-Under Construction: 5,135 Hotel Rooms-Existing: 1.9M Office Space- Under Construction (Sq/F): 16.3M Office Space- Existing (Sq/F): 8,070 Residential Units-Under Construction: 21,000 Residential Units-Existing: 40,000 Population (Projected, 2010): 20,141 Population (US Census, 2000):

13. Existing Conditions Crime Source: City of Miami Police Department, Office of Information Technology, FIU Metropolitan Center -33.3 8 12 Arson 94.0 598 308 Motor Vehicle -38.0 1,956 3,152 Larceny-Theft -25.0 398 531 Burglary 2.5 626 611 Assault -67.6 93 287 Robbery -20.0 24 30 Sex Offense -33.3 2 3 Criminal Homicide % Change 2005 2000

14. Existing Conditions- Business Trends Source: Miami DDA 4,616 209,901 TOTAL 1 4 20. Mining 4 21 19. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Agriculture 79 619 18. Manufacturing 4 162 17. Utilities 279 2,197 16. Real Estate & Rental Leasing 445 2,276 15. Wholesale Trade 32 964 14. Management of Companies & Enterprises 120 1,920 13. Construction 73 1,280 12. Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 279 3,613 11. Other Services (Except Public Administration) 278 8,059 10. Accommodation and Food Services 241 4,955 9. Administrative and Support Services 1,328 14,478 8. Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 135 5,231 7. Information 429 12,166 6. Finance & Insurance 93 7,172 5. Transportation and Warehousing 559 13,728 4. Retail Trade 185 26,933 3. Health Care & Social Assistance 19 40,163 2. Public Administration 33 63,960 1. Educational Services Total Firms Total Employees

22. Public Input: Shopping in Downtown Miami Source: Miami DDA

29. Implementation Neighborhood Services-code enforcement Aggressive code enforcement Police, design center Crime prevention through environmental design Community with cooperation with the police Community Patrol Crime Prevention Crime Prevention DDA Shutter Removal & Facade Improvement Grant Program Facades Facades Miami Dade Transit Better bus stops Public Works Department, Community Continues adequate sidewalks Park and Recreation, Public Works Department Install Trees FPL, Public Works Department New lighting Public ROW (extended sidewalks) Public ROW (extended sidewalks) Public Works Department, FDOT, Miami Parking Authority Extending sidewalks, eliminating parking, narrowing bus lanes Public Works Department, FDOT New walk lights with countdown mechanism Public Works Department, FDOT Facilitate safer crosswalks The Street The Street Code enforcement, Police Division Enhance code and safety enforcement activities DDA Tenant Improvement Grant Regulatory, Programmatic Regulatory, Programmatic Community Establish Area Commission Community Establish merchants business association Marketing, Community Organization Marketing, Community Organization WHO SHOULD ADDRESS THEM ISSUES TO ADDRESS

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