Nearby Single-Family Home Burglaries

NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY

RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES

MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT

The residences within the following locations (3200 Blk. and 3400 Blk. of Chase Ave and 500 blk. of E. Dilido Dr. were burglarized between the dates of 02/01/13 and 02/02/13. The time frames vary between
day and night. The subject(s) targeted purses, wallets and jewelry. The points of entries to the homes have been unlocked windows and doors.

M.B.P.D. is working diligently to solve these crimes and identify those responsible so that they may be brought to justice. We are asking for residents and fellow neighbors to Immediately Report any suspicious activity, person(s) or vehicles in the area at Tel. # (305)-673-7901 (24/7).

SAFETY TIPS

Utilize proven crime prevention practices:

Ø Secure your home with quality door and window locks.

Ø Do not leave windows or doors unlocked, and use pins on sliding doors and windows.

Ø Trim overgrown foliage that may obscure your home and use proper exterior lighting.

Ø Activate the alarm whenever you are away – no matter how soon you plan on returning.

Officer Pablo Jimenez
Neighborhood Resource Officer / Middle Beach District
(305)-673-7776 Ext. 5314
E-Mail: pablojimenez@miamibeachfl.gov

List of Directors 2006-Present

List of Directors 2006-Present

(To be considered for membership on the Belle Isle Residents Board of Directors, please click on: Board Membership )

Current Board:

Directors Elected 2013 (Terms expire January, 2015)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island Avenue) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island Avenue)
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Garry Korr (11 Island Avenue)
• Sandra Money (3 Island Avenue)
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island Avenue)
• David Leeds (20 Island Avenue)
• Monica Tracy (5 Island Avenue) [Secretary]

Directors Elected 2012 (Terms expire January, 2014)

• Nancy Beckham (20 Island Avenue)
• Jean-Francois Lejeune [resigned March 2013]
• Elaine Solomon (1 Century Lane) [Elected January 2013]
• Charles Urstadt (16 Island Avenue)  [Vice-President]

(Previous Boards:)

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FROM 2012:

Board of Directors Elected 2012 (Terms expire January, 2014)

• Charles Urstadt (16 Island)
• Nancy Beckham (20 Island)
• Jean-Francois Lejeune with wife Astrid Rotemberg as Sub (20 Island)

Board of Directors Elected 2011 (Terms expire January, 2013)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island) [Vice-President]
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Garry Korr (11 Island) -- elected March 2012 to fill vacancy
• Sandra Money (3 Island) [Secretary]
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• David Leeds (20 Island)
• Monica Tracy (5 Island)

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FROM 2011:

Board of Directors Elected 2011 (Terms expire January, 2013)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island) [Vice-President]
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Sandra Money (3 Island) [Secretary]
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• David Leeds (20 Island)
• Monica Tracy (5 Island)

Board of Directors Elected 2010 (Terms expire January, 2012)

• Barbara Cowen (3 Island)
• Jean-Francois Le Jeune with wife Astrid Rotemberg as Sub (20 Island Avenue)

(Previous Boards:)

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FROM 2010:

Board of Directors Elected 2010 (Terms expire January, 2012)

• David Ballard (6 Farrey Lane)
• Barbara Cowen (3 Island)
• Keith Hark (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Jean-Francois Le Jeune with Astrid Rotemberg as Sub (wife) 20 Island Avenue

Board of Directors Elected 2009 (Terms expire January, 2011)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island) [Vice-President]
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Gail Limburg (9 Island)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• Sandra Money (3 Island) [Secretary]

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FROM 2009:

Board of Directors Elected 2009 (Terms expire January, 2011)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island) [Vice-President]
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Gail Limburg (9 Island)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• Sandra Money (3 Island) [Secretary]

Carried over from prior year (Terms expire January, 2010)

• David Ballard (6 Farrey Lane)
• Barbara Cowen (3 Island)
• Keith Hark (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Rosemary Ravinal (11 Island)
• Irene Sperber (11 Island)

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FROM 2008:

Board of Directors Elected 2008 (Terms expire January, 2010)

• David Ballard (6 Farrey Lane)
• Barbara Cowen (3 Island)
• Keith Hark (10 Venetian Way) [Treasurer]
• Rosemary Ravinal (11 Island)
• Irene Sperber (11 Island)

Carried over from prior year (Terms expire January, 2009)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island) [President]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island) [Vice-President]
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• Sandra Money (3 Island) [Secretary]

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FROM 2007:

Board of Directors Elected 2007 (Terms expire January, 2009)

• Scott Diffenderfer (20 Island)
• Howard Farber (16 Island) [resigned]
• Josh Fisher (9 Island)
• Herb Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Barbara Frank (10 Venetian Way)
• Nancy Liebman (9 Island)
• Sandra Money (3 Island)

Carried over from prior year (Terms expire January, 2008)

• Barbara Gillman (16 Island)
• Keith Hark (10 Venetian Way)
• Toby Maxwell (9 Island)
• Renee Savary (5 Island)
• Irene Sperber (11 Island)

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FROM 2006:

Board of Directors (Elected 2006)

Herb Frank, President (10 Venetian Way)
Josh Fisher , Vice-President (9 Island Ave)
Sandy Money, Secretary (3 Island Ave)
Keith Hark, Treasurer (10 Venetian Way)
Barbara Frank, Director (10 Venetian Way)
Barbara Gillman, Director (16 Island Ave)
Nancy Liebman, Director (9 Island Ave)
Toby Maxwell, Director (9 Island Ave)
Renee Savary, Director (5 Island Ave)
Irene Sperber, Director (11 Island Ave)
Michael Walrath, Director (20 Island Ave)


Terms expire January, 2008:
Hark, Gillman, Maxwell, Savary, Sperber, Walrath

Terms expire January, 2007:
H. Frank, B.Frank, Fisher, Money, Liebman

Belle Isle Residents Association Annual Meeting

Belle Isle Residents Association Annual Meeting

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Join us for Wine at 6:00PM - Annual Meeting at 7:00PM

20 Island Avenue Meeting Room (Belle Plaza)

ALL RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND

City officials will be on hand to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects, answer your questions and hear your comments on issues that will affect our neighborhood in 2013 and beyond.

Our agenda will include:

• Discussion and updates on the following City, County and developer projects:

• Collins Canal Seawall and Dade Blvd. Bike Path

• Alton Road Construction and traffic detour plans which will affect West Avenue and Venetian Way

• Ongoing Sunset Harbour Flooding and Pump Station Enhancement project

• Venetian Islands construction on side streets

• Proposed expansion and addition of parking at Standard Hotel

• Proposed Hotel on 17^th Street and West Avenue

• Introduction of Miami Beach United

• Update on selection of City Manager

• Update on Convention Center Expansion

• Discussion of request to install Electronic Billboards to bus shelters in Miami Beach

• Timeline and info on how to register your SunPass for use on the Venetian Causeway

• Open forum for residents to ask questions and provide comments

If you have any items you would like us to discuss or if you would like to be added to our email list, please send an email to bod@belleisleresidents.org or call Scott Diffenderfer at 305-458-3334. 

We do not charge dues and always welcome donations to our organization so that we can continue our work to enhance and protect our quality of life on Belle Isle.  Please make checks payable to Belle Isle Residents Association and mail to Belle Isle Residents Association, Inc., 1521 Alton Road, #345, Miami Beach, FL 33139.

Belle Isle Residents Association Accomplishments

·  Lobbied the City to implement a Residential Parking Zone on Belle Isle;

·  Worked with Miami Beach CIP and County officials during planning and construction of park and streets; convinced county to widen streets 7 feet more than proposed and add commercial loading zones in front of 9 Island and Costa Brava.  (Can you imagine what it would be like if our streets were 7 feet narrower with no commercial loading zones?!?!);

·  Advocated for temporary pedestrian walkways and temporary lighting during construction of Belle Isle Park and streetscape;

·  Lobbied the City to install bike racks in the park;

·  Lobbied the City to install benches in the dog park;

·  Lobbied the City to install additional landscaping to provide a visual buffer to hide the unattractive pump station; City finally did install much more landscaping than originally planned;

·  At residents’ request, lobbied the City to plant additional landscaping in the swale on the north side of Venetian way to provide a visual barrier to parked cars;

·  Lobbied the City and Commissioners and convinced the City to dozens of additional trees in the park above and beyond what was in the original landscaping plans);

·  Worked with the City to eliminate street flooding on Belle Isle;

·  Convinced City to install an odor-control device on the pump station (NOT part of the original plans).   Odor has been eliminated;

·  Worked with County to get a traffic light installed at the intersection of Venetian Way and Purdy Avenue/Sunset Harbour Drive;

·  Worked with the City and The Standard Hotel in order to enforce and maintain noise ordinance on Belle Isle; Hotel has operated for several years with virtually no noise complaints.  In addition, Standard Hotel now offers neighborhood residents a 20% discount off of membership to the spa; 

·  Worked with the Transportation and Parking Committee, the City of Miami Beach and Miami-Dade Transit to bring the South Beach Local to Belle Isle;

·  Organized residents to meet with developers, attorneys and the architect for 31 Venetian Way numerous times over a two-year period.  Attended all Design Review Board Meetings on behalf of residents.  Effectively lobbied to reduce size and drastically improve design of project to be more compatible with our neighborhood.  Will continue to advocate for the neighborhood on this and future construction projects;

·  Communicate regularly with residents and building managers to inform residents of projects and events that affect Belle Isle;

·  Organized debates for Commission/Mayor elections;

·  Organized Commissioner Meet and Greets with residents on several occasions;

·  Communicate regularly with City officials to get potholes repaired, graffiti removed, trees and landscaping replaced.

Urgent Belle Isle Traffic Adisory For Today, 11/30/12

From The City of Miami Beach:

We have become aware of a Critical Mass bike ride for this Friday, November 30^th, 2012.  They meet and start from the Government Center in Miami and are expected to have 1000 – 2000 riders.  We expect them to be entering Miami Beach around 7:30 pm.  They will be entering the City on 71 st and exiting the City via 17st Collins / Venetian Causeway. They average approx. 12mph.

The map of the route is below.  Additional information can be drawn from their Facebook page called MIAMI CRITICAL MASS,  http://www.facebook.com/MiamiCriticalMass/photos#!/MiamiCriticalMass.

We will have personnel monitoring this ride and expeditiously helping them out of our City.

Sea Level Meeting Friday

All Eastbound Lanes on Dade Blvd. Closed between the Bridge and Alton

The City of Miami Beach has released its updated hurricane guide

Hurricane Season is upon us and we want to make sure that our residents have the Hurricane Guide. 

Thank you so much. 

MIAMIBEACH

Lynn W. Bernstein, Community Resource and Outreach Team

OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER

1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Tel: 305-673-7000 x6178  / cell: 786-229-3972 

lynnbernstein@miamibeachfl.gov

Links to updated hurricane guides:

English

http://web.miamibeachfl.gov/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=70426

Spanish

http://web.miamibeachfl.gov/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=70427

Notice from the Miami Beach Police Concerning Memorial Day

THINGS TO KNOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND 2012

EXPECT HEAVY TRAFFIC CONGESTION

The following roads will be altered or closed from 7p m Friday-7am Tuesday:

• Ocean Drive will be closed to vehicular traffic 24 hours a day from 5th-15th Street from Friday 7:00a.m to Tuesday 7:00a.m.
• Collins Avenue will be northbound traffic only between 5th-15th Street 24 hours a day Friday 7:00a.m. to Tuesday 7:00a.m.
• From 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. (Friday, Saturday & Sunday nights), Washington Avenue will be southbound only from 5th-15th Street.
• Proof of residency will be required to enter the following residential areas: 1)North of 5th Street to Lincoln Road from Washington Avenue west to Alton Road. 2) South of 5th Street to Government Cut. 3) Dade Blvd to 41st Street and Pine Tree Drive.

DUI Check Point:

MacArthur Causeway (east bound) starting Friday, May 25, 8:00 p.m. and continue through Saturday,   May 26, 2012 ending at 5:00 a.m.

DUI saturation and enforcement throughout Saturday and Sunday. Enforcement will take place on all major streets in Miami Beach.

License Plate Readers will be activated on the MacArthur Causeway causing traffic to be reduced to one lane.

Plan for a high volume of traffic on the MacArthur Causeway and Julia Tuttle. The Venetian Causeway will be used as an entry point for residents.

The Miami Beach Police Department will implement the following procedures to ensure the safety of our residents and visitors alike. For more information call the answer center 305-604-CITY (305-604-2489),tune into  MB Radio 1670 AM or http://www.miamibeachfl.gov/residentsportal/

Informative Community Meeting Regarding Memorial Day Weekend

From: Fernandez, Alex
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 1:57 PM
To: Weithorn, Deede
Subject: Important Meeting - Commissioner Deede Weithorn

Dear Neighborhood Associations:

Please be advised that Commissioner Deede Weithorn will be holding an informative community meeting regarding Memorial Day weekend. Our Police Department and the administration have put together a special plan to deal with the crowds of people and traffic that come into Miami Beach during this weekend. This will be a great opportunity to get the most up to date information and ask questions.

The meeting will take place on Friday, May 11^th at 8:30 am at Smith & Wollensky. Please be sure to forward this meeting notice to all your contacts.  For your convenience, I have attached the notice as a PDF and JPEG.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Commissioner Weithorn’s office at 305-673-7105.

Best regards,
Alex J. Fernandez

On behalf of Commissioner Deede Weithorn,

City of Miami Beach

PS:  Special thanks to Ms. Stacey Kruger and Ms. Carla Probus for sponsoring this important meeting.

MIAMIBEACH

Alejandro J. Fernández,

Deputy Commissioner to Commissioner Deede Weithorn

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR AND COMMISSION
1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Tel: 305-673-7030  /  Fax: 305-673-7096  /  www.miamibeachfl.gov

We are committed to providing excellent public service and safety to all who live, work and play in our vibrant, tropical, historic community.

Belle Isle Residents Association Support of the West Ave Bridge

from: 
Scott Diffenderfer scott@scottdiff.com


to: 
 mayorbower@miamibeachfl.gov,
 deede@miamibeachfl.gov,
 ed@miamibeachfl.gov,
 jonah@miamibeachfl.gov,
 jorge@miamibeachfl.gov,
 jerry@miamibeachfl.gov,
 michael@miamibeachfl.govcc: bod@belle-isle-residents.org

Date: Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 8:04 PM

Subject: I support the West Avenue Bridge

Dear Mayor Bower and Commissioners,

I am writing to express my support for building the West Avenue Bridge.  I know you have heard from a very persistent and very vocal group of opponents on West Avenue, lower North Bay Road and the Townhouses at Sunset Harbour.  The same few people have spoken loudly and often.  They are angry about existing traffic conditions and lack of traffic calming in their neighborhoods.  They fear a bridge will only make things worse.

But it is important to consider what is good for the majority of residents in the city.  As you are well aware the Transportation and Parking Committee (to which you have all appointed members to represent you) as well as City Administration are in favor of building this bridge.  The Belle Isle Residents Association is also in favor of the bridge since the thousands of residents on the Venetian Causeway will be severely impacted if a bridge is not built to relieve the horrendous congestion that is already occurring into and out of Sunset Harbour via Purdy Avenue.

I hope to speak in person tomorrow at the meeting but please strongly consider these points when making your decision:

·         Sunset Harbour has become a popular destination neighborhood used by residents from all parts of the city with no easy way to get in or out.   When the existing construction of the parking garage and retail is completed, traffic will increase even more, including the 100+ city vehicles that will be moved from Flamingo park.  This is before any additional development already in the pipeline is approved including a condominium building proposed for the site of Mark’s Dry Cleaners;

·         The lack of ingress and egress to this neighborhood was inadequate before the city’s recent “improvement” to block access from 17^th and Venetian Way to turn north onto Bay Road.  All traffic from 17^thand West must now enter through Purdy. 

·         In addition to being the main entrance from the south and west into Sunset Harbour, the Purdy/Venetian/Dade/17^th intersection is the only way that thousands of Venetian Causeway residents and commuters on the Causeway can access the rest of the city.  Already this intersection is a mess, backing up traffic from all directions.

·         There is no safe pedestrian or bicycle access from West Avenue to the Sunset Harbour neighborhood;

·         Alton Road is the major entrance to our city from the two biggest causeways and traffic is going to continue to increase, particularly with plans to expand our convention center.  Traffic backups will cause cars to continue to seek alternate routes which include North Bay Road and West Avenue.   This will increase when Alton Road undergoes major drainage work and total reconstruction in the next few years.

·         Like it or not, West Avenue is and will continue to be a secondary connector between 5^th and 17^th Street for residents of the Venetian Causeway, Sunset Harbour and North Bay Road as well as people using it as an alternate to Alton Road.  Traffic IS going to increase on West Avenue whether a bridge is built or not. 

·         Whatever development occurs on the South Shore Hospital site will add traffic to the MacArthur Causeway, West Avenue, 5^th Street and Alton Road

Thank you for your consideration.

Scott Diffenderfer

President, Belle Isle Residents Association

Realtor, Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate

1691 Michigan Avenue, Suite 105

Miami Beach, FL 33139

www.scottdiff.com

Miami Beach Traffic Impacts From Public Construction, Week of April 9

CITY OF MIAMI BEACH PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION-RELATED TRAFFIC ADVISORY

Week of Monday, April 9, 2012, to Friday, April 13, 2012

This schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather and/or unforeseen circumstances

SOUTH BEACH

South Pointe Neighborhood

South Pointe Drive, between Alton Road and Ocean Drive

Parts of the roadway will be closed during construction (concrete and roadway work)

Ocean Drive between 1 and 2 Street

Northbound lane closed, traffic is only one-way southbound from 2 – 1 Street. (water line installations)

Collins Court between South Pointe Drive and 2 Street

Sporadic road closures during construction (water line service connections).

Collins Avenue between South Pointe Drive and 4 Street

Parts of the roadway closed during construction (concrete and roadway work)

Alton Road from South Pointe Drive to 4 Street

Possible lane closures (construction/landscaping) at least one lane will remain open in both directions at all times.

5 Street from Collins Avenue to West Avenue

Up to two westbound and two westbound lanes closed at times from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday – Friday. At least one lane open in each direction at all times. (F-DOT Construction)

MacArthur Causeway

(Port of Miami Tunnel Project)

Eastbound

One right lane closed 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Monday - Friday

Two travel lanes will remain open

Westbound

One lane closed 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Monday - Friday

One lane closed, 10 p.m. – 5 a.m. Monday – Thursday

Two lanes will remain open www.portofmiamitunnel.com   

Flamingo Neighborhood

11 Street, just east of Alton Road

Intermittent lane closures Monday – Friday (TECO gas line work)

Collins Avenue at 13 Street

Travel lanes shifted from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday – Friday (F-DOT traffic signal installation work)

CITY CENTER

Venetian Causeway

Eastbound lane closures. One lane open in both directions at all times. Drive carefully.

Dade Boulevard from North Michigan Avenue to Meridian Avenue

Construction taking place Monday – Saturday, 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.

One eastbound lane remains open. North Michigan is open in both directions.
ALTERNATE ROUTE: Alton Road south to 17 Street east, then north on Meridian to Dade Boulevard.

20 Street between Washington Avenue and Collins Avenue Intermittent lane and sidewalk closures, parking restrictions

Collins Avenue at 20 Street

One northbound lane closed 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday – Friday (FDOT maintenance)

Collins Avenue at 22 Street

One lane closed in each direction just before and just after this intersection from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday – Friday (F-DOT Maintenance work)

MIDDLE BEACH

Sunset Island I
North View Drive, W28 Street, Lake Avenue

Road closed (water main installation)

West 28 Street between Lake Avenue and North View Drive

Road closed (water main installation)

Regatta Avenue from 28 Street to North View Drive

Road closed (water main installation)

Lucerne Avenue from 28 Street to North View Drive

Road closed (water main installation)

Lake Pancoast

Flamingo Drive from West 24 Street to West 28 Street

Sporadic road closed (water main installations)

Bayshore

Alton Road from West 28 Street to North Bay Road (Just north of Mt. Sinai Hospital)

On lane closed nightly 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday and Monday nights.

Central Bayshore

Fairgreen Drive from West 28 Street to West 29 Street

Intermittent road closed (water main installations)

Royal Palm Avenue from West 30 Street to 41Street

Sporadic road closed (water main installations)

West 34 Street from Royal Palm Avenue to Chase Avenue

Intermittent road closed (water main installations)

Julia Tuttle Causeway/ SR112/I 1-95

** Southbound lanes on I-95 to Eastbound 112/I-195 Exit

NIGHTTIME CLOSURES:  Exit ramp closed 9 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Monday – Thursday

Eastbound lanes between NW 10 Avenue and NE 3 Avenue

Frequent closures 9 p.m. – 5:30 a.m., Monday – Thursday & Saturday Midnight to Sunday 9 a.m.

SINGLE LANE CLOSURES

9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Monday – Friday

9 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. – Monday – Thursday night

Midnight to 9 a.m. – Friday night – Saturday morning

Midnight to 10 a.m. – Saturday night – Sunday morning

Midnight to 5:30 a.m. – Sunday night – Monday morning

DUAL LANE CLOSURES (TRAFFIC MAY BE REDUCED TO ONE LANE ONLY) 
12 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. - Monday through Thursday night
2 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. - Friday night/Saturday morning and Saturday night/Sunday morning
2 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. - Sunday night/Monday morning

THRU JULY 2012    www.fdotmiamidade.com

LaGorce

Alton Road from 47 Street to 47 Court

One lane closed daily 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday - Friday (FDOT road maintenance)

Oceanfront

Indian Creek Drive southbound from 42 to 39 Street

One southbound lane closed through April 27, 2012 (FDOT road maintenance)

41 Street Eastbound between Indian Creek Drive and Collins Avenue

Road closed

Detour: turn south at 41 Street on to Indian Creek, east on 39 Street and north on Collins.

Collins Avenue from 42 to 58 Streets

One northbound lane closed 9 a.m. to 3p.m. Monday - Friday (FDOT maintenance work)

NORTH BEACH

North Shore Neighborhood

Harding Avenue, 69 - 71 Streets

Road closed (Public Works installing new sanitary sewer force main)

Byron Avenue, 81 - 85 Streets

Northbound lane closed (milling and resurfacing). Follow detour on side streets to Collins Avenue northbound.

Normandy Isle

71 Street between Collins Avenue and Bay Drive

One lane closed 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.  and 9 p.m. – 5:30 a.m. Monday – Thursday and 11 p.m. – 7 a.m. Friday and Saturday

John F. Kennedy Causeway/ 79 Street Causeway

One eastbound and one westbound lane closed through June 2012

Biscayne Point Neighborhood

Biscayne Point Island

Sporadic partial road closures (light pole installation) 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

                                               

Biscayne Beach

Crespi Boulevard & 79 Street

Partial road closures (water main installations) 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

83 Street between Crespi Boulevard and Hawthorne Avenue

Partial road closures (water main installations) 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Stillwater Drive Partial road closures (asphalt roadway repair) 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.