| BISCAYNE BAY STRATEGIC ACCESS PLAN ADVISORY TEAM | ||
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| Biscayne Bay
shines as Miami-Dade County's crown jewel. Its crystal waters flow
from a vibrant urban area to pristine natural settings reminiscent of
early Florida when unencumbered vistas blurred the line between sky and
sea. We continually return to these shores and waters to see, feel
and experience their magic by a well-defined and integrated system of
green and open spaces, landscapes of trails and water-born routes that
offer safe physical and visual access to a diversity of recreational,
commercial, cultural and natural experiences that entertain, challenge and
restore our souls - no matter where we live, how old we are or what our
abilities may be. We celebrate the Bay's inherent beauty and respect
the wildlife that also calls it home. We use the Bay responsibly,
ensuring its health, knowing that it is the key to our community's quality
and vitality.
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| Guidelines
for Discussion
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| March 17, 2004 - Miami
Children's Museum
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| December 10, 2003
Action Steps Responsible and Balanced Access Respect Wildlife: |
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| November 21, 2003 -
Montgomery Botanical Center
Exhibits |
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| November 12, 2003 - Morningside
Park
Exhibits |
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| October 27, 2003 - Lummus Park
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| October 8, 2003
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| September 26, 2003
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| September 10, 2003
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| August 22, 2003
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