20260209_CommunityCtrConcept

M SV CO M M U N I TY C E N T E R CO N C E PT 02.09.2026

Methodology: Mixed-methods analysis Focus groups and interviews Site and facility evaluations Recreation trends analysis Operational assessment Community workshops Programs assessment

Financial assessment Demographic analysis Level of service analysis Online community survey Community benchmarking Statistically-valid public survey

Engage: Stakeholder Interviews Methodology:

Top 5 Priorities:

20 separate focus groups including participating from more than 50 people, including representatives from:

1. New Indoor Recreation Center - Strong consensus on the urgent need for a flexible, multi-generational community recreation facility.

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PR Administration PR Programming PR Maintenance Planning Village Council + Mayor City Manager’s Office Fine Arts PRA Board MSV Library Finance Private program operators Resident stakeholders

2. Improved Tot Lots and Playground Facilities - Expansion, enhancement, better parking, restroom facilities, and consideration of potential relocation.

3. Enhanced Walkability and Connectivity - Improvements to pedestrian crossings, linking parks via trails and sidewalks, addressing barriers like major roadways.

4. Equitable Distribution of Amenities - Emphasis on addressing disparities between east and west sides of Miami Shores Village, providing balanced distribution of parks and recreation opportunities.

5. Flexible and Multi-purpose Greenspaces - Development and activation of versatile outdoor areas suitable for various activities and community events.

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Soccer/Athletic Fields

53

55

13

121

1

Gymnasium

25

48

15

88

2

Indoor Community Recreation Centers

31

51

32

114

2

Strength Training Equipment

18

41

25

84

3

Lighting in Parks

27

37

26

90

3

Yoga/Dance Studio

15

28

21

64

4

Multi-purpose Greenspace

12

35

25

72

4

Teen Room

17

38

8

63

4

Playgrounds

15

39

18

72

5

Café/Snack bar

20

35

6

61

6

Natural Play Spaces

8

41

12

61

21

19

10

Natural Areas

Walking/Running Track

30

7

6

59

24

15

60

14

21

25

60

Art Studio

16

8

Restrooms in Parks

6

35

7

59

9

Paved Trails/Paths

15

55

Event Hall

13

10

15

8

32

25

55

10

Nature Trails

17

22

15

54

9

Multi-purpose Room

16

29

9

54

11

Water Access Points

10

28

7

45

10

Functional Training Areas

9

28

11

48

11

Swimming Pools/Aquatics

11

29

5

45

10

Climbing Wall

6

30

12

48

13

Flexible Seating/Gathering Spaces

8

22

14

44

12

Coffee Shop

10

28

9

47

14

Outdoor Performance Venues

10

26

7

43

13

Sauna

13

18

10

41

15

Pickleball Courts

10

23

7

40

13

Cardio Equipment

13

8

20

41

16

Picnic Shelters

1

21

9

31

15

Child-Watch

7

22

11

40

17

Off-Leash Dog Areas

10

10

9

29

16

Indoor Swimming Pool

3

21

15

39

18

Tennis Courts

9

11

7

27

17

Gymnastics

9

21

8

38

19

Basketball Courts

13

9

2

24

18

Game Room

4

25

6

35

20

Public Art

4

15

3

22

19

Makers Space

7

10

8

25

Lounge Areas

4

18

3

25

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Indoor Recreation

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Engage: Community Workshops

21

Splash Pads

0

18

3

21

19

22

Baseball Diamonds

3

5

5

13

21

Media/Tech Lab

5

16

2

23

23

Sand/Volleyball Courts

5

5

1

11

22

Senior Room/Area

1

13

5

19

24

Padel Courts

6

6

23

Therapy Pool

1

3

3

7

25

Teen Activity Areas

4

4

24

Teaching Kitchen

1

1

24

Sauna

1

24

Indoor playground

26

Softball Diamonds

26

Shaded activity areas

0

1

0

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574

275

1166

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578

1

1

236

1066

Engage: Public opinion survey

Priority Needs:

Concept: Multi-generational Community Ctr. Vision:  Multi-generational Social and Recreational “HUB” of Miami Shores Village.  Flexible and adaptable multipurpose interior spaces.  Dedicated gymnastics room.  Double gymnasium with indoor walking/exercise track.  Integrated resiliency and emergency infrastructure.  Context-sensitive scale and aesthetic with indoor-outdoor design.

Concept: Total SF:

59,772

Gymnasium

14,440 SF

MP Rooms

7,550 SF

Gymnastics

4,500 SF

Covered Terraces

4,056 SF

Storage

3,795 SF

Fitness

2,150 SF

Restrooms

1,960 SF

After School

1,750 SF

Office/Admin

1,000 SF

Coffee Shop

750 SF

1. First Floor (39,607 SF)

2. Second Floor (20,705 SF)

Concept: Exterior Inspiration

DRAFT – 02.09.2026

Concept: Interior Inspiration MULTI-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING SPACES

SOCIAL SPACES

DOUBLE GYMNASIUM W/ WALKING TRACK

NATURAL LIGHT

OUTDOOR SPORTS COURTS

INTEGRATED ART

DRAFT – 02.09.2026

OPEN ATRIUM

INDOOR FITNESS

Concept: Circulation + Access

OUTDOOR SPORTS COURTS

Concept: Site Adjacencies

OUTDOOR SPORTS COURTS

Concept: Building Features

OUTDOOR SPORTS COURTS

Concept: Scale Comparison of the existing infrastructure that will be replaced with a future multigenerational community center.

Existing SF (to be removed): 1. Community Center +/-17,000 SF 2. Fieldhouse +/- 5,000 SF 3. Outdoor Courts +/- 18,000 SF +/- 40,000 SF

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4 4. Proposed New Center SF: – Floor 1 39,607 SF – Floor 2 20,705 SF 59,772 SF Note: Location is approximate and meant to illustrate the

scale of the building only. Park site plan will be updated once a building program and scale are confirmed.

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Next Steps: Project roadmap Needs Assessment Phase (complete) Vision Phase (begin) Vision workshop (5/28/25) Park site master plans M A S T E R

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Comm. Ctr. Plan development Action Plan + phasing (begin)

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27 Special election (TBD)

Community engagement (begin) Existing system assessment (begin) Master Plan project start-up RFP procurement phase begins (internal)

Prep. for referendum Plan Adoption (4/26) Final draft master plan (3/31/26) Draft community center plan

N E E D S A S S E S S M E N T S U M M A RY 02.09.2026