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id building name date sq. . 1101 DohertyMarineScienceCenter(named) 1971 50,806 1102 CIMASBuilding 1980 9,888 1103 CentralChiller/IcePlant 1995 6,700 1172 ShadeHouse 2004 3,744 1107 AplysiaRearingFacility(VKBeachRd.) 1979 3,479 1110 CollierBuilding(Named) g( 1954 4,678 1115 GrosvenorSouth(Named) 1957 25,890 1116 GrosvenorEast(Named) 1960 8,926 1120 OperationsBuilding 1960 4,413 1125 RefrigerationBuilding(storage) 1960 672 1130 ServiceBuilding(builtastemporary) 1968 7,932 1135 TritiumLabBuilding(builtasdormitory) g( 1961 4,066 1148 GlassellBuilding(named) 1966 21,695 1164 GrosvenorNorth(designedfor2morefloors) 1966 49,574 1170 ScienceLabandAdministrationBuilding(SLAB) 1985 82,624 Total 285,087 Source: RSMAS Facilies Management 22. Exisng Campus rendering, University of Miami 23. Building Inventory, RSMAS Facilies Management
Miami-Dade Water & Sewer 5. Planning Context Federal Agencies Miami-Dade Schools University of Miami City or County Parks 1. Land ownership land ownership The most immediately applicable planning documents are the campus master plans completed by the University of Miami. Before referencing those it is important to consider the context of Virginia Key as a whole, and its contribuon to the general urban context. The site is located in unincorporated Miami-Dade County, and is listed as unzoned. With excepon of the federally owned parcels across the causeway, all the land surrounding the campus, including the Seaquarium site is owned by the Miami-Dade Parks and Recreaon department. The causeway is owned by the County as well. The wastewater treatment plant is owned by Miami Dade Water and Sewer. However, the City of Miami owns all the coastal land north of the causeway including the former landfill to the north, Virginia Key Beach Park, and the Marine Stadium site (figure 1). county comprehensive plan All land in the county is covered by the Comprehensive development Master Plan (CDMP). Several elements of the plan have parcular relevance to Virginia Key. Perhaps the most impacul is the introducon to the Conservaon element of the plan which states “The environmental sensivity of Miami- Dade county is underscored by the fact that urban poron lies between two naonal parks Everglades and Biscayne” (Miami-Dade, CDMP IV-1). This sec- on also emphasizes the economic importance of environmental protecon in light of the County’s reliance on tourism. The Coastal Management Element emphasizes restoraon of coastal habitat, especially in areas which are poten- al habitat corridors. Increasing public waterfront access is also menoned (VI-9). The designated land uses for 2015 to 2025 are indicated in figure 2. The RSMAS site is designated for instuonal use, but most of the island is designated for parks and recreaon or environmentally protected park. 2. 2015 Land Use Plan, Miami-Dade County 19
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