It’s of important concern for me to resume the topic of the annexations
of three very important areas inside the Doral boundaries, today under the
administration of the Miami-Dade County. These are defined as Sections 6, 15
and 16, they have been for us a thorough review and since some time ago, our
City Council has taken some actions in the achievement of a sole objective and
such areas to become part of our City.
Allow me to make a description of each section,
understanding that our city grows daily with new residents, which need to be
informed of these important developments.
Section 6
A square mile, built by its northern with NW 106th St. South, 90th St of
the NW. East, of 107th Ave. From the NW and West from the Florida Turnpike.
From the infrastructure point of view, section 6 represents an
attractive for the city; we will have an area of plain development given to the
office range, industries and commerce that have been established there.
These characteristics, could possibly allow new incomes to the city that
can be around $900,000 coming from taxes. This axis that additionally has plots
of residential land that are not yet developed, summarizes Doral as another
attractive for new inversions within the zone, by which the city is in capacity
of addressing, and it could even suit up to the interests of our residents as
entrepreneurs in the zone, the meaning of this is, that we’ll continue planning
its growth over the base of our needs according to the established rules by the
Miami-Dade in planning, zoning and construction matters.
We would also assume commitments with the maintenance of streets (10
miles) that will be incorporated of the annexation of Section 6 and other
services such as Public Safety and Parks.
Definitely, for being surrounded by developments I would assure that the
residents will want more service businesses, recreational and sport areas, with
the goal of creating a sense of belonging in the Northern part of the city with
that area and the sole shopping center in the Flagler Station, in which, as a
matter of fact; operates two formation and studies center that bring attention
to our children of Doral.
Section 15
Comprise .87 squared miles, in which boundaries are the following:
North: NW 74th St., South: NW 58th St, East: SR 826 and West: NW 87th
Avenue. Today, in an industrial zone otherwise constituted we are sure
that with the industrials installed there we could plan services to the worker
and entrepreneurial sector that it’s found there.
We have no doubt that this zone hosts Doral, so for us it is needed to
bring the attention and grow based on this axe in which it also represents new
incomes, that would be reinvested in maintenance of 16.8 miles of highways,
sidewalk constructions, green areas. In addition, we would emphasize the
transportation services and even more in public safety matters that could be
imply through the joint efforts and strategies that benefit the industrial
force in the zone.
With the Miami-Dade County, we will establish agreements with the
arrangements to understand all of the other areas and services that require the
participation of both entities.
In relation to the revenues, it would be around $1,300,000 a quantity
that could be reinvested in the zone.
Section 16
North: NW 74th St; South: NW 58th St; East: NW 87th Ave; West: NW 97th
Ave. of the NW. It’s the old garbage landfill. An area that by its use
throughout the years, today it could be and area that oxygenates our city to
the service of specially our youth and athletes.
This field could be used for the practice of mountain bike and soccer
courts, serving our youth and would be better used by our community. As a
matter of fact, 97th Ave in which will be open very soon is soon all the way to
74th Ave., is one of the investments that will not only help the mobility
within the area, but we’ll also plan other services that would go in hand with
this great park that is being considered in the heart of the city.
Our Actions
As mentioned in the beginning of this note, our City Council has not
thrown out the possibility of achieving these annexations. Since I was elected
as Mayor of the City of Doral, three possible resolutions have been raised to
the Miami-Dade County. They have accepted it and we know that we have taken
these three applications for its respective reviews/analysis.
About this matter, we have been working thanks to the efforts that of
League of the Cities and its chair Cindy Lennar, Mayor of the Pinecrest
Village. We have exchanged opinions with our neighbor townships, especially
with the City of Medley, which also shows interest in the topic due to that
some of the mentioned areas also touch this city.
We continue to work in this matter. We have no doubt that the annexation
of these three important sections, are extremely essential to our city.
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