Summer 2014 - Sunny Isles Beach

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SUMMER 2014 • VOLUME 2, ISSUE 3
dear reader
contents
Dear Reader 2
Blood Drive
Stop Motion Animation:
In this Issue: Contents 3
Blood Pressure and
Movie Makers
At Your Service 5
Glucose Screening
result of good planning and sound policy decisions. Once considered a
Get Connected
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Mini-Flow
Sports Camps
retirement community with themed motels from days gone by, policy
Stay Connected
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Mobile Library
Baseball
makers, your City Commission, set the course for change and redevelopment.
Nearby Attractions 8
The development community started the transformation with a few
City Manager’s
luxury condominiums. The City continued that vision and carefully
Quarterly Report 10
planned for the quality of life components that would make us a community
City Map 12
of choice.
Safety: Hurricane Guide 14
The major elements we focused on were public safety, parks, quality
Welcome! Cultural and
The transformation of Sunny Isles Beach is not happenstance. It is the
education, and cultural enrichment. Public safety was paramount and
Norman S. Edelcup
Mayor
continues to attract residents. With the opening of Intracoastal Park, our
9th City Park in Sunny Isles Beach, we are close to fulfilling our goal to
have a park within walking distance for every resident. These open spaces are
not only where children play, they are an integral component to economic
development as well as an investment in the arts and cultural growth of
our community. Parks provide the setting for social events where people
Isaac Aelion
Vice Mayor
Jeanette Gatto
Commissioner
can connect with each other and participate in classes and group activities
Flag Football
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Basketball
Soccer
Cheerleading and Dance
Tee Ball
Chess
Volleyball
Community Center Membership,
Futsal
Wacky Sports
Policies and Information
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Guitar
Program Registration
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Gymnastics
English as a
Cultural Overview
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Karate
Second Language
Piano
Fine Art: Collage
Community Services
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City Events 2014
City Summer Events
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Adult Programs
Adult Athletics
Chorus
Golden Era Movies
Camp SIB Freshman
Yoga: On the Beach
into our community. Quality education, hand in hand with the parks and
Rock the Beach
Camp SIB Sophomores
programs offered, has shaped the future of Sunny Isles Beach, creating
Summer Camp Talent Showcase
Camp SIB Juniors
The Poets and Writers Forum
Camp SIB Seniors
Coming this fall
economic development to meet the demands of this growing community.
Our successes have led to continued demand for new development.
City Cultural Event Trips
Mayor
Specialty Camps
Event Calendar and Policies
This Season in South Fla
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Summer Activities
Community Shuttle Bus
Norman S. Edelcup
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Ongoing Services & Activities 27
Bingo
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Karate for Teens and Adults
Senior Activities
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City Anniversary pg 21
Olympics
Yoga: Evenings
standard that is expected.
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Parks Map
Camp Tot Lot
with the community we have designed and built and maintain it to the high
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Cheerleading
Back to School Picnic
We have another park to finish. We must continue to grow and develop
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Parks by name and location
Youth Programs
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Basketball
General Day Camps
A rating. This has contributed to the large infusion of families moving
George ‘Bud’ Scholl
Commissioner
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Anniversary Celebration
for personal enrichment. Our parks are key to connecting us to each other.
Once again the Norman S. Edelcup Sunny Isles Beach K-8 scored an
Jennifer Levin
Commissioner
Information on Our Parks
Musical Theatre
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Hotel Guide
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Fine Art
Beachside Guide
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Junior Lifeguard
Restaurant Guide
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Lego:
Everything About SIB
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Robotics: Electrobotics
Clean Water
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Robotics: Green City
Contact Information
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Summer Camps pg 31
Our annual party
commemorating
the incorporation
of our beautiful
City is a crowd
pleaser with music,
barbeque and the
ceremonial cake
cutting by our
City officials!
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Beach Visitor Center
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SUMMER 2014 • VOLUME 2, ISSUE 3
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PUBLISHED BY CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH
CULTURAL & COMMUNITY SERVICES
18115 North Bay Road • Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Mayor
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
City Manager
City Attorney
City Clerk
Director, Cultural & Community Services
Norman S. Edelcup
Isaac Aelion
Jeanette Gatto
Jennifer Levin
George “Bud” Scholl
Christopher J. Russo
Hans Ottinot
Jane A. Hines
Susan Simpson
EDITORIAL AND DESIGN
Editor
Managing Editor
Managing Editor of Programs
Creative Services
Art Director
Associate Designer
Susan Simpson
Alayne Yeash
Sylvia Flores
Bonnie Bennett Creative LLC
Bonnie Bennett
Marcus Alonso
PRODUCTION
Printing
Administrative Management
GIS Technician
Franklin Dodd
Alayne Yeash
Kristy Fritts
PHOTOGRAPHY
Sunny Isles Beach
Government Center
18070 Collins Avenue
Hours of operation:
Mon–Sat, 10:00 am–4:00 pm
www.sunnyislesbeachmiami.com
305.792.1952
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Cover
Rob Dumistrescu
City Photographers:
Video Production Specialist
Mike Tribby
Web and Social Media Specialist
Leah Einwalter
Contributing Photography:
thinkstock.com
hotel interior & beachside: Scott Baker
throughout: Beatrix Csinger, Joel P. Black, Harry Frahm
Peter Gardner, David Gartner, Greater Miami CVB
Alisa Rauner, Sonny Sabatto, Ilya Taran, William A. Wallace
ADVERTISING SALES
Contact Cultural & Community Services
CORRECTIONS
& CLARIFICATIONS
305.792.1706
Sunny Isles Beach Living will occasionally include short excerpts from interesting information found
in a variety of locations. These excerpts are considered easily accessible general public information.
©City of Sunny Isles Beach • May 2014
At our Government Center, residents can tend to building
permits, police reports, mail, library services and more
T
he 54,000 square-foot Sunny Isles
Beach Government Center, opened
in January, 2005, is located in a pedestrian friendly area at the heart of the City.
The Government Center presents its
most public expression toward Collins
Avenue and is represented by the
Commission Chamber that is surrounded by a civic plaza combining landscape,
water and contrasting building materials.
This is where the serious business of running the City is conducted. Meetings are
generally held the third Thursday of
each month.
But what is housed inside this vision?
Through inter-governmental partnerships, the first floor is primarily dedicated
to services not under the City’s administration. Through the Federal Government, a satellite branch of the United
States Post Office is open Monday–
Friday. In cooperation with Miami-Dade
County, the Sunny Isles Beach branch
library is open Monday–Saturday and
offers many classes and programs utilizing the City’s meeting room on the first
floor. With support from the Sunny Isles
Beach Tourism and Marketing Council,
the Visitor Center completes the first
floor, offering a wealth of information for
tourists or residents looking to find
“something to do” in South Florida.
The Center also issues SIB Resident ID
Cards for those with a picture ID and
utility bill as proof of residence. Tickets
to Cultural Events may be purchased
there along with branded merchandise
depicting SIB, florida’s riviera or Sunny
Isles Beach, Miami.
The second floor houses the SIB Police
Department which is open 24/7. During
regular business hours, elevators from the
lobby take customers to the 2nd floor.
After hours, the police department can be
accessed via the 2nd level of the parking
garage. Accident and crime reports may
be requested at the records department.
The third floor of the Government
Center is the place for residents, visitors
and contractors to visit and address issues
of code enforcement and parking, apply
for building permits or obtain business
licenses. Fire plan reviews from MiamiDade County are also offered on Tuesdays at this location.
The fourth floor houses the city commission, the offices of the city attorney,
clerk and manager along with human
resources and finance departments.
Constituents may make appointments
to meet with their elected officials over
matters that concern them. Public
record requests are handled here by the
City clerk.
Contact Information
For Government Services
Beach Condition Hotline
Building Permits and Inspections
City General Information
Code Enforcement & Business Licensing
Community Planning & Zoning
Cultural Arts, Sports Programming,
Concerts & Other Events
Emergencies and Fire
Miami-Dade County Call Center
Police Protection
Sports Hotline
Stormwater and Street Maintenance
Visitor Center
305.792.1940
305.947.2150
305.947.0606
305.792.1705
305.792.1710
305.792.1706
911
311
305.947.4440
305.792.1944
305.792.1711
305.792.1952
Sunny Isles Beach Government Center
18070 Collins Avenue • Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
City Hall
Police Station
M–F 8:30 am–5:00 pm
2nd Floor, Open 24/7
Miami-Dade County Library
Mon, Tues, Sat 10:00 am–6:00 pm
Wed, Thurs noon–8:00 pm
Fri 2:00–6:00 pm
Building Department,
Third Floor
M–F 7:30 am–3:30 pm
Code Enforcement Department,
Third Floor
M–F 8:30 am–3:30 pm
Visitor Center
M–Sat. 10:00 am–4:00 pm
United States Post Office
M–F 8:45 am–4:15 pm
Government Offices are closed on holidays.
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RESOURCES
get connected
20,000 residents, and
visitors topping 1 million,
effective communication
is essential to keep all
informed of available
services, upcoming events
and City policies. Here you
the various methods used
in Sunny Isles Beach to
keep everyone up to date.
Printed materials are
always available at the
Government Center located
at 18070 Collins Avenue.
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Social Media and sibfl.net
SIBislander NEWSLETTER – Mailed
With a City of more than
will find an overview of
STAY CONNECTED
ASK CITY HALL – An interactive
section on our City’s website,
sibfl.net, which lets residents send
inquiries directly to the appropriate
department. Suggestions, compliments and complaints are all
handled in a timely manner.
SUNNY ISLES BEACH LIVING –
Our newest publication, this quarterly magazine, covers City Services,
information on parks and beaches and
our entire Calendar of Programs and
Events, inclusive of three months of
classes, events, youth and adult activities including sports teams for all ages.
These activities are held in the Pelican
Community Park and in other City
Parks (detailed on pages 28 and 29).
Nearby hotels, services offered
and information which new residents and tourists can use to answer
questions are included. This publication is also a great marketing tool
for the City used by realtors and
travel planners promoting our City
to the world.
EMAIL – To get the most current
information conveniently delivered
to your inbox, sign up for our free
eSIBi notification service, or
electronic Sunny Isles Beach
information. Unsubscribing is
easy if the information is no longer
needed. Select the eSIBi link on
the home page of the City’s official
website, sibfl.net.
to every household, this publication
comes out four times a year announcing a new season of Programs and
Events offering a glimpse of City
services and updating important
resident information.
RADIO – Our newest stream of
information is found at 1120 AM.
Listen for information about events,
City services and City parks.
SIB Sun Community Newspaper –
Look for things to do and pictures
of your neighbors in this information-filled publication circulated
twice a month and distributed to
condos, businesses and single family
homes. This is the original source of
City information since 1998.
SIB TV, 77 – This is a 24/7 broadcast
on your local cable channel 77.
Beach access, parks, cultural events
and City sponsored concerts, calendar of events and meetings, library
programming, traffic information
and Community Shuttle pick up
locations are found here. City Commission scheduled meetings and tape
delay broadcasts are also available.
WEBSITE – Online 24/7, for your
convenience, all City information can
be found at www.sibfl.net with links
to other government services such as
Miami-Dade County and the State
of Florida. A calendar of events and
information about City services is
available at your fingertips.
Good communication is vital to
Beach is now on Social Media!
maintaining a World Class City.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram
An informed public contributes to
and “like” us on Facebook. Stay
the quality of life of the community.
up to date with upcoming events,
Residents who know what is
important announcements and traffic
going on around them are more
alerts. Social media is a great
connected to their community.
way to stay connected to your
They tend to take pride in their
community and learn about new
shared spaces; parks, the beach,
services and programs offered by
walkways, greenways and
the City.
shared living space such as condo
pools, lobbies, garages, etc.
Like us on Facebook:
Good communication builds
cityofsunnyislesbeach
trust with elected officials.
Follow us on Twitter: @cityofsib
Enhancing our communication
Follow us on Instagram:
resources, the City of Sunny Isles
@cityofsunnyislesbeach
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NEARBY AT TRACTIONS
Sunny Isles Beach is exquisitely positioned on the east coast, centrally located between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale,
making it possible for residents and visitors alike to enjoy everything that both metro areas have to offer.
Visit the Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center located in the Government Center lobby for area information,
specials, coupons and wonderful gifts and souvenirs!
Adrienne Arsht Center Adrienne Arsht
Center for the Performing Arts, is Florida’s largest
performing arts center located in Downtown Miami
and is the home of the Florida Grand Opera and
Miami City Ballet. For more information please call
305.949.6722 or visit www.arshtcenter.org.
Aventura Arts & Cultural Center
This elegant high-tech facility provides a wide range
of performing arts and cultural programming options
for patrons of all ages. Set amidst a spectacular waterfront setting in the heart of Aventura, this exciting
new landmark brings an extraordinary new world of
cultural opportunities. Visit www.aventuracenter.org
or call 305.466.8002.
Aventura Mall South Florida’s largest regional
super-mall is home to Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s,
Macy’s, JCPenney, and Sears, 300 specialty stores
and restaurants and a 24-screen movie theater.
The mall is accessible via the City’s free community
shuttle bus service. Visit www.aventuramall.com for
more information.
Bal Harbour Shops This “Shopping Hall
of Fame” is home to 100 world-class fashion and
jewelry boutiques and flagship stores. The Bal
Harbour shuttle bus provides free shuttle bus service
between Sunny Isles Beach and Bal Harbour. For
more information visit www.balharbourshops.com.
Bill Baggs State Park Explore the history
of Florida with a free guided tour of Cape Florida
Lighthouse, the oldest standing structure in MiamiDade County. Thursday–Monday 10:00 am and
1:00 pm, year-round. The park is located on the
island at 1200 S. Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne,
FL 33149. Phone: 305.361.5811 or visit www.
floridastateparks.org/capeflorida.
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Bill Bird Marina at 10800 Collins
Avenue, Miami Beach, FL. For information call
305.947.3525 or visit www.miamidade.gov/
parks/parks/bill_bird.asp. Full service marina, boat
ramps, open 24 hours, 365 days a year, south end
of Haulover Park (open sunrise to sunset).
Broward Center for the Performing
Arts Located in the heart of Downtown Fort
Lauderdale, the center has hosted operas, ballets,
concerts, plays and lectures. Steps away from your
theatre seat, there is pre-show dining located in the
downtown riverfront area. www.RiverwalkAE.com.
For more information please call 954.522.5334
or visit www.browardcenter.org.
Crandon Golf Key Biscayne Redesigned
by Von Hagge in 1993, this 18-hole championship
course is considered one of the most beautiful and
challenging public par-72 courses in Florida and is
located at 6700 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne,
FL 33149. For tee times call: 305.361.9129 or
schedule online at: www.golfcrandon.com/
tee-times.html.
Design District The Miami Design District is
home to over 230 art galleries, showrooms, creative
services, architecture firms, stores, antique dealers,
eateries and bars. Every 2nd Saturday of the month,
a community-wide Art and Design Night is held from
7–10:00 pm. At this popular event, Art Galleries and
Design Showrooms open their doors to the public
for a good time surrounded by art, music, fashion,
design and culture. www.miamidesigndistrict.net.
Gulfstream Race Track & Casino
and The Village at Gulfstream Park
This outdoor shopping and entertainment
destination, features a sizzling collection of fashion
Our top selections
of this season’s
Activities Throughout
South Florida
can be found beginning
on page 24
boutiques, home accessory shops, signature restaurants, outdoor cafes and nightclubs. Gulfstream Park is
the home of Thoroughbred racing and Casino, offering seasonal racing, slots, poker and concerts. For more
information, call 954.454.7000 or visit www.gulfstreampark.com.
Intracoastal Mall An open-air mall located less than one mile from Sunny Isles Beach, this venue
is set in an exclusive stretch of waterfront featuring a shopping center and waterfront restaurants offering
panoramic views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The restaurants are accessible by land and water.
www.intracoastalmall.com.
Las Olas Boulevard This trendy, upscale retail district is famous for great dining, boutique shopping and chic nightlife. Every weekend, visitors and residents enjoy the elegant thoroughfare, and taking in
the sights and sounds of Fort Lauderdale’s most elegant mile. Visit www.lasolasboulevard.com.
Lincoln Road One-of-a-kind boutiques, art galleries and trendy home design shops make Lincoln Road
a retail adventure. Best of all, stores and cafes stay open late for a crowd that never sleeps! For more
information, please visit www.shoponmiamibeach.com.
Mardi Gras Casino & Dog Track From Vegas-style showgirls, to Bourbon Street atmosphere, Mardi Gras is unlike any South Florida casino you’ve ever seen, featuring heart-pounding slots,
historic greyhound racing, and the best poker room in the state. Located in Hallandale Beach, just minutes
from the fabulous beaches and legendary nightlife that makes South Florida famous. Visit www.
playmardigras.com or call 954.924.3200.
Miami Shores Country Club Golf This lush, tropical 18-hole championship golf course is
open to the public daily and includes a driving range open from 7am–9pm, conveniently located at
10000 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami Shores FL 33138. Call for tee times to: 305.795.2366. For more
information go online to www.miamishoresgolf.com.
Oleta River State Park Florida’s largest urban park, Oleta River is located on Biscayne Bay
in the busy Miami metropolitan area, and just across the Intracoastal Waterway from Sunny Isles
Beach. It offers a variety of recreational opportunities including miles of off-road bicycling trails,
beautiful mangrove forest preserves, native South Florida plants and wildlife, canoeing and kayaking,
swimming, fishing, hiking, picnic areas and camping. Call 305.919.1844 for more information. www.
floridastateparks.org/oletariver.
South Beach In both daytime and at nightfall, the South Beach section of Miami Beach is a major
entertainment and event destination with hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants, boutiques and hotels. For
more information please visit www.miamiandbeaches.com.
Sun Life Stadium This multi-purpose sports and entertainment facility is home to the Miami
Dolphins, University of Miami football, Discover Orange Bowl and other world class events. For more
information, please visit www.sunlifestadium.com or call 305.623.6100.
Turnberry Isle Turnberry Isle is an award-winning, tropical golf oasis, featuring a 64-foot waterfall
at the 18th hole island green of the Soffer course. After a 2006 Raymond Floyd re-design of the two
courses, the resort won the North America’s Top Golf Resort of the Year for 2012. For information call
1.888.721.3984 or visit www.turnberryislemiami.com.
Venetian Pool was created from coral rock in the 1920s around a fresh water artesian well and is on
the National Register of Historic Places. This public city pool is located at 2701 de Soto Blvd., Coral Gables
FL 33134. For information, call 305.460.5306 or visit www.coralgables.com.
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City Manager’s Quarterly Report
Progress Throughout 2014
Developing and Maintaining A World Class City
Sunny Isles Beach living is typically associated with being in paradise.
Residents and visitors alike comment on the beautiful water, the sand on the
beach, our beautiful parks, and the unique and beautiful architecture of this
modern state-of-the-art city which has risen over the past sixteen years. All of
this is achieved through hard work by many in and out of government.
The City has and will continue to build beautiful parks and improve the
infrastructure and streetscape, while the development community continues
to construct state of the art buildings in our City. You may have noticed we
are in another building boom, both from new construction replacing the
remaining old motels, and from City initiated projects on public land. From the
Government, we are proud to announce that by the time you read this article,
Christopher J. Russo
City Manager
“There are eleven
projects approved
and in some phase
of the construction
process. At least eight
more projects are
being contemplated.”
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the Intracoastal Park on the south side of the city will have been completed.
Our Gateway Park at the entrance to our City on Sunny Isles Boulevard is
now under construction. Ultra luxury developments are now well on their way
to being completed, particularly the Regalia, Mansions of Acqualina and the
Chateau Beach Development.
There are eleven projects approved and in some phase of the construction
process. At least eight more projects are being contemplated. Between 20002005, the height of the last building boom, we had twenty-five development
projects either approved or under construction. Although we do not expect
to see that level of activity again, the City is still moving forward with
storm drainage system, electrical service and telecommunication equipment
significant complex developments involving the most sophisticated
and wiring. The City, along with the Florida Department of Transportation,
construction techniques.
requires this work to be done overnight so it does not interfere with
In keeping with our beautification plans, all new construction is required
daily traffic.
to have the public utilities undergrounded. Also, through a City-initiated
All those aspects of construction: redevelopment, the City’s infrastructure
project, all existing utilities will be placed underground in the next several years.
improvements, landscaping, streetscape improvements, and new parks are
Public utility connections are made at different times during the construction
why so many people from around the world want to visit or reside here.
process. These are underground connections and usually require some traffic
A word of acknowledgement should go to the development community, City
flow to be disrupted to accomplish the underground work. This work is
staff and Commission for all of the hard work required to make our community
mainly for the installation of the potable water lines, sanitary sewer pipes,
a “World Class City”.
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1 HERITAGE PARK
19200 COLLINS AVENUE
2 GOLDEN SHORES PARK
201 191 TERRACE
3 PELICAN COMMUNITY PARK
18115 NORTH BAY ROAD
4 SEN. GWEN MARGOLIS PARK
17815 NORTH BAY ROAD
5 SAMSON OCEANFRONT PARK
6 TOWN CENTER PARK
AND SKATE PARK
WEST END OF TOWN CENTER PARK
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LOCAL HOTELS
also shown on pages 40
AMARCO POLO BEACH RESORT–RAMADA PLAZA
7 GATEWAY PARK coming soon
151 SUNNY ISLES BOULEVARD
BMARENAS BEACH RESORT & SPA
8 PIER PARK
C THUNDERBIRD BEACH RESORT HOTEL MIAMI
9 BELLA VISTA PARK
500 SUNNY ISLES BOULEVARD
DTRUMP INTERNATIONAL BEACH RESORT
10 OCEANIA PARK
E GOLDEN STRAND OCEAN VILLA RESORT
11 INTRACOASTAL PARK
SOUTH OF OCEANIA PARALLEL TO COLLINS AVE
F ACQUALINA RESORT & SPA ON THE BEACH
GTRAVELODGE MONACO BEACH RESORT
HDOUBLETREE BY HILTON OCEANPOINT
RESORT & SPA
I SOLE ON THE OCEAN
J NEWPORT BEACHSIDE HOTEL & RESORT
AND LOCATED IN AVENTURA…
TURNBERRY ISLE MIAMI
19999 WEST COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
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for your safety
HURRICANE SEASON
The South Florida hurricane season begins on June 1
and ends
November 30. Sunny Isles Beach is located in the Zone B floodplain
where a hurricane may cause a storm surge, high winds, tornadoes,
flooding, or loss of utility services.
I
t is important to me to share as much information with our residents and
visitors as I possibly can. After all, I believe that a well informed community
QUICK REFERENCE
For the most up-to-date information when a
storm approaches, tune in to local network
news or listen to the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Weather Radio.
For non-emergency information dial 311 or
305.468.5900 for the Miami-Dade County
Call Center,
TTY/TDD 305.468.5402.
SIB Hurricane Preparedness Information for
construction sites: SIB Building Department,
305.947.2150;
SIB Hurricane evacuation questions:
SIB Police Department 305.947.4440.
SIB TV, Cable Channel 77 runs
“Hurricanes, be prepared” from
June—November, daily at 2:00 pm.
Hurricane Guidelines on the web: City of
SIB, www.sibfl.net, or Miami-Dade County,
www.miamidade.gov or State of Florida,
www.doh.state.fl.us.
Pick up a 2014 SIB Hurricane Brochure in the
Government Center.
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Pre-register for Emergency Evacuations
Prior to hurricane season, residents who need assistance with daily living, medical
needs, or specialized transportation must pre-register with the Emergency
Evacuation Assistance Program. For applications call: Miami-Dade 311
(305.468.5900), TTY/TDD 305.468.5402. Individuals needing a pet-friendly
Hurricane Evacuation Center (HEC) must also pre-register by calling 311.
For each event the County will announce the HEC that accepts pets.
Hurricane Watches
Residents should follow hurricane watches closely. Even if a hurricane warning or
an evacuation order is not issued, City parks and beaches may be closed due to high
winds. Residents should clear balconies and secure objects in the yard. The MiamiDade County School Board will decide when to close the Norman S. Edelcup SIB
K-8 School. When the public school is closed, the City’s After School Program will
also be closed. The SIB Community Shuttle Bus service will stop running when
sustained winds reach 30 mph. Information regarding City services will be most
current on the web at sibfl.net.
Hurricane Warning
Hurricane warnings are issued 36 hours in advance of anticipated tropical storm force
winds. Residents and visitors must complete storm preparations and immediately
evacuate if directed. A family should take a 72 hour supply of food, water, medications,
and cash to purchase necessary items if the evacuation becomes extended.
Evacuations
If Miami-Dade County gives the order to evacuate Zone B, all visitors in hotels
and residents in condos and single-family homes are required by Florida law to
evacuate. There will be no emergency services available once the island is evacuated.
Try to evacuate to the home of a friend or family member who lives outside of the
evacuation zones. Use a Red Cross Hurricane Evacuation Center (HEC) only as a
last resort. Hotel staff will assist their guests with other accommodations.
Red Cross Hurricane Evacuation Centers & Bus Pickup Locations
When an evacuation order is given, open Hurricane Evacuation Centers (HECs)
will be listed on local radio, television stations and at Miami-Dade County Call
Center at 311 (305.468.5900, TTY/TDD 305.468.5402). Every shelter may not
be open for every event. The County provides free transportation to HECs from
predetermined pickup locations in Sunny Isles Beach:
Arlen House Condominiums, 158 Street & Collins Avenue
Winston Towers, 100 & 400 Buildings on 174 Street
Golden Shores Area, 189 Street & Collins Avenue
Ocean View Condominiums, 19300 Collins Avenue
tends to contribute to the benefit of all.
Recently I had the opportunity to reflect on our years working together with
a resident. She mentioned the good communication that we have between
us. An avid reader of the Sunny Isles Beach Sun, SIB Islander and Living, she
has also registered for our e-mail notifications, has our phone number on
speed dial and visits our website often. So of course she was ecstatic to hear
that the City has launched a social media program. She was one of the first
to like us on Facebook and retweeted our first twitter post.
Who has time for that? Someone who is connected to the community,
cares about where she lives and wants to be sure she is getting correct
information.
She is committed to do her part to ensure her children are raised in a
community that she is proud of. She is always grateful to be ‘in the know’.
Knowledge is power. Whether it is as simple as getting your wristband
early for the City Anniversary event, knowing of a park closure before you go,
or learning of a meeting on something that you feel strongly about so you can
be heard. Being ‘in the know’ will enrich your life in our community.
So read on. Visit our website. Sign up for our email alerts. Like us on
Facebook. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. And when you can, share
your knowledge with your neighbors and continue to make Sunny Isles Beach
the best place to BE.
Susan Simpson, Director
Cultural and Community Services
“ Being connected to
the community is
to care about where
you live and ensure
that you are getting
accurate information.
A community that feels
connected raises the
quality of life for all.”
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The benefits of
membership
provide
individuals and families
with use of state of the
City of Sunny Isles Beach
Community Center
NOTABLE
at Pelican Community Park
Spaces
Membership and Program Registration
and
art facilities, priority
program registration as
well as discounts.
COMMUNITY CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES
FAMILY, parent/child in the same household, up to 6 total
Residents
12 Month $200
6 Month** $150
Non-Residents 12 Month $300
6 Month** $225
ADULT, individual—18 years of age and older
Residents
12 Month $100
6 Month** $ 75
6 Month** $115
CHILD, individual—under the age of 18
Residents
12 Month $ 50
6 Month** $ 35
Non-Residents 12 Month $ 75
6 Month** $ 55
SENIOR, individual—over 65
Residents
12 Month $ 75
6 Month** $ 55
6 Month** $ 75
STUDENT, individual*
Residents
12 Month $ 75
6 Month** $ 55
6 Month** $ 75
*Students must be enrolled in an undergraduate
or graduate program, and must present a valid
student ID at the time of registration.
**
At time of expiration, 6 month memberships cannot be extended into 12 month
memberships (i.e. paying the difference to
extend the membership another 6 months).
Memberships can only be renewed for a full
6 or 12 month fee.
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GUEST POLICIES
A member may bring a guest to the Community
Center to use the gymnasium only (not the
computer lab or fitness center) according to the
following rules:
❏ The guest must check in with the front office,
present photo ID and sign a waiver.
❏ A member may bring only one guest per visit.
❏ The guest will be charged a $5 fee per visit.
RESIDENCE QUALIFICATION
In order to receive the resident rate, proof of
residence is required at the time of registration.
❏ Adults are required to show proof of residence.
❏ Children must have the same residence of the
parent or legal guardian.
❏ A photo ID must be presented for identification
purposes, in addition to one of the following
documents:
■ Current vehicle registration.
■ Current voter’s registration card.
■ Current utility bill displaying both name and
address of Sunny Isles Beach property.
Examples are phone, cable, FPL, water bill.
■ Current lease agreement identifying tenants
residing in a SIB residence, plus a condo
office letter.
❏ Children ages 13 and under must be enrolled
in a supervised program unless under the
supervision of an adult.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS AND INFORMATION
12 and 6 month memberships to the Community
Center at Pelican Community Park offer many
advantages, including:
❏ Priority registration in most programs,
athletic leagues and lessons held at the
Community Center.
❏ Discounts of up to 30% on most programs,
athletic leagues and lessons held at the
Community Center.
❏ Use of the following when available:
■ COMPUTER LAB Open to all members (no guests).
■ FITNESS CENTER Open to members 18 years and
older (no guests).
GYMNASIUM Open to all members.
For a listing of availability, check with the Community
Center front office.
Sunny Isles
Beach is home
to unique and
attractive
filming sites.
Contact the
Cultural &
■
Community
Services
Program Registration
Registration for all programs, classes and activities
offered by Cultural & Community Services is held
in the Community Center, Pelican Community Park,
18115 North Bay Road.
For programs held at Pelican Community Park,
except for after school programs or summer camp,
registration dates are based on membership.
For programs held at a facility or park other than
Pelican Community Park, in addition to after school
program and summer camp, registration dates
are based on residence. Registration for members/
Places
residents begins on Monday, May 5, 2014 and
Monday, May 19, 2014 for non-members/
non-residents.
The deadline to register for a course is two days
prior to the course start date; however, it’s best to
register early.
Payment is accepted by cash (bills no larger than
$20), credit card (VISA/MasterCard) and checks
made payable to the “City of Sunny Isles Beach.” For
information about program content and instructors,
call 305.792.1706.
Department
for information
on obtaining
film permits:
305.792.1706
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As is the Sunny Isles Beach tradition,
there is a truly packed agenda of
activities year round. We continue
to provide exciting and interesting
opportunities throughout 2014 that
many residents and visitors have come
to know well. Here is a brief look at
City sponsored events for the year by
month. Our Cultural Event Trips for
this summer season and full policy
information follow on pages 22 and 23.
Activities for this season throughout
South Florida can be found on pages
24 and 25.
DATEEVENT
3, 4 Family Movie Nights
14
Golden Era Movie
26
Car Show & Farmers Market
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City events
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15
connect the
Summer Camp
Parent Orientation
CITY’S 17th ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
JULY
DATEEVENT
8
19
30
Golden Era Movie
Battle of the Bands
Summer Camp Talent Showcase
AUGUST
DATEEVENT
12
16
31
Golden Era Movie
Car Show
DATEEVENT
9
17
20
Golden Era Movie
Sunny Serenade
Sunny Isles Beach Talent Show
OCTOBER
DATEEVENT
12
Four Seasons Cultural Series:
FIU Jazz Band
24, 25Booogie by the Beach: Our
annual Halloween festivities
APRIL
DATEEVENT
DATEEVENT
NOVEMBER
1
Musical Theatre Scenes
7, 8 Family Movie Nights
16
19
DATEEVENT
DATEEVENT
7, 8
11
15
19
30
Family Movie Nights
Golden Era Movie
Spring Fling
Sunny Serenade
Beethoven on the Beach
Kemal Gekic Piano Concert
Egg Scramble:
our annual egg hunt event
MAY
DATEEVENT
13
21
31
Golden Era Movie
Sunny Serenade
Sock Hop and
Car Show
community and
enrich the lives
of residents.
SEPTEMBER
FEBRUARY
MARCH
JANUARY
DATEEVENT
JUNE
7, 8
11
15
18
Family Movie Nights
Veterans Day Celebration
7th Annual Sunny Isles
Beach Jazz Fest
Golden Era Movie
DECEMBER
DATEEVENT
6
13
Winter Fest
Holiday Ball
Mark your
own calendar
now to join us
for the events
that interest
you most!
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Summer and Sunny Isles
Beach go hand in glove!
While we are a year-round
destination, wonderful
opportunities for fun will
continue to beckon you
outside to enjoy longer days
and the activities we offer
to fill them with!
City’s 17th
Anniversary Celebration
Commemorate the City’s incorporation with fun, games, food
and music.
DATE
June 15
DAYSunday
TIME
3:00—7:00 pm
LOCATION
Town Center Park
FEE
Free admission, bring your
SIB Resident ID Card for free gifts and food.
Golden Era Movie
Catch James Dean and Julie
Harris in East of Eden, followed
by lunch in the Pelican Community
Park’s spacious multipurpose
room. Reservations are required.
DATE
July 8
DAYTuesday
TIME
10:00 am—1:00 pm
LOCATION
Pelican Community Park
FEE
Free with SIB Resident ID
Card, $5 without
Rock the Beach
‘A Battle of the Bands’
Come cheer on some of South
Florida’s best bands as they battle
it out to be best on the beach!
DATE
July 19
DAYSaturday
TIME
7:00—9:00 pm
Heritage Park
LOCATION
FEE
Free admission and parking
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Summer Camp
Talent Showcase
The children put their best foot
forward to show their parents
what they have learned this
summer!
DATE
July 30
DAYWednesday
TIME
7:00 pm
LOCATION
NSE SIB K–8 School
FEE
Adults $5, kids free
Golden Era Movie
Enjoy an Elvis Presley classic,
Viva Las Vegas, followed by
lunch, in the Pelican Community
Park’s spacious multipurpose
room. Reservations are required.
DATE
August 12
DAYTuesday
TIME
10:00 am—1:00 pm
LOCATION
FEE
Free with SIB Resident ID
Card, $5 without
This gathering will feature information from schools, vendors and
government agencies to prepare
students and parents for the 20142015 School Year.
DATE
August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
10:00 am—1:00 pm
LOCATION
FEEFree
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Cultural Event Trips
Summer 2014 Lineup
June 7
Saturday
7:00 pm
Ballet Hispanico
June 22
Sunday
12:00 pm
July 13
Sunday
11:30 am
Miami Marlins vs. Schnebly
Adrienne Arsht Center New York Mets
Redlands Winery
Miami, FL
Featuring a world
premiere by Miami
dance star Rosie
Herrera and works
by Artistic Director
Eduardo Vilaro,
Ballet Hispanico
explores the contemporary Latin soul
by fusing ethnic
dance with classical
and contemporary
techniques. Since
1979, Ballet Hispanico
has celebrated the
dynamic aesthetics
of the Hispanic
diaspora, building
new avenues of
cultural dialogue
and sharing the joy
of dance with all
communities. Tickets
are in the 3rd Tier,
Row A. Show time is
8:00 pm. Bus returns
at approximately
10:30 pm. Moderate
walking required.
RESIDENT $50.00
NON RESIDENT $55.00
Marlins Park
Miami, FL
Come cheer on your
Miami Marlins as
they make their midseason push for the
pennant. Giancarlo
Stanton leads the
Marlins offense
while 2013 NL
Rookie of the Year,
Jose Fernandez,
leads their high
power pitching staff.
Tickets are in Row
3 of the Baseline
Reserved, Section
23. Game time is
1:00 pm. Bus returns
at approximately
5:00 pm. Moderate
walking required.
RESIDENT $27.00
NON RESIDENT $32.00
July 22
Tuesday
9:30 am
Seminole Casino
Coconut Creek
August 5
Tuesday
9:30 am
The Festival Flea
Market Mall
August 17
Sunday
3:00 pm
La Bohéme
Olympia Theater at
Homestead, FL
Coconut Creek, FL
Pompano Beach, FL the Gusman Center
Spend your Sunday
The best high paying Join us in a fun
Miami, FL
touring the beautiful slot machines in
day of shopping
To be young, in love,
estate, as they share South Florida are
at the Festival Flea
and in Paris. The
the history of the
found at Seminole
Market Mall. This
magic of the famous
family founders, and Casino Coconut
shopping paradise is Latin Quarter and
take you through the Creek. Spend a
a quarter-mile long
Puccini’s unmatched
whole wine making
day testing your
with over 500 shops, ability to capture
process. Your tour
luck in their new
restaurants, and
love’s passion, hope,
guide will show you casino floor that
gift boutiques. By
and sorrow have
each of the steps
features over 2,400 drawing in customers made La Bohème
needed to handcraft of the best Vegasfrom all over the
one of the world’s
their unique Schnebly style slot machines
state, The Festival
best loved operas.
Flea Market Mall is
Wines. After the tour, and 65 live table
Audiences have
games. Price includes constantly named
you will be able to
never stopped
one of Florida’s
enjoy your choice of transportation and
returning to revel
best shopping
five unique wines.
gratuity. Moderate
in this moving story
locations. Bring your and Puccini’s famous
Price includes tour
walking required.
comfortable shoes
score since its debut
of winery, ultimate
Patrons will meet
for a day of heavy
in 1896. Tickets
sampling, transporat designated spot
walking. Bus returns are in Orchestra,
tation and gratuity.
at 4:00 pm and the
at approximately
Center Rear, Row I.
Bus returns at apbus will return at
4:30 pm.
Show time is 4:00
proximately 5:00 pm. approximately
RESIDENT $5.00
pm. Bus returns
Moderate walking
5:00 pm.
NON
RESIDENT
$10.00
RESIDENT
$5.00
at approximately
required.
NON RESIDENT $10.00
RESIDENT $25.00
6:30 pm. Moderate
NON RESIDENT $30.00
walking required.
RESIDENT $45.00
NON RESIDENT $50.00
PLEASE JOIN US FOR
A SPECIAL EVENT
Miami Home
& New
Construction
Show
Sunday, August 31
9:45 am
Miami Beach Convention Center
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Reservations
Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis when full
payment is made. Reservations are NOT accepted over the phone.
Reservations can be made in person at Pelican Community Park
Community Center, Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am to 8:30 pm and
Sunday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm; or at SIB Government Center. Registration for
these events begins Monday, May 5 for residents and Monday, May 19
for non-residents.
The Cultural Event Trips Registration and Waiver forms are available
at the Government Center and the Community Center and as a pdf
download. Go to sibfl.net/dept_cultural.
Payment
The Miami New Construction Show
Payment is accepted in person by cash (bills no larger than $20), credit
card (MasterCard/Visa) or checks. Residence verified at the time of
reservation (e.g., utility bill—electric, phone, cable). Payments by check
sent in the mail must be accompanied by proof of residence (e.g. copy
of utility bill). Make checks payable to the “City of Sunny Isles Beach.”
Please complete the appropriate payment method information on The
Cultural Event Trips Registration Form and complete and sign the Waiver.
is a unique exhibition, bringing
Refunds
together all the stakeholders in the
Full refunds can only be made when
a reservation is cancelled at least 7
days prior to the event trip. When
the cancellation is made less than
7 days prior to event, a refund of
ticket price will be considered only
if a replacement has been found to
purchase the ticket.
market of new luxury condominium
developments and housing projects in
South Florida. During the event, real
estate developers, buyers, investors,
realtors, neighbors, journalists and
other related professionals will meet
each other to satisfy their business,
information and networking needs.
Patrons will meet at a designated spot
at 3:00 pm and the bus will return
at approximately 4:00 pm. Heavy
walking required. RESIDENT $5.00
NON RESIDENT $10.00
Leave the driving to us.
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CULTURAL EVENT TRIPS
Limited Ticket Purchase
When making a reservation for a
cultural event trip, upon verification of
residence, a maximum of 4 tickets
may be purchased by one participant.
For more information on any particular event, please call Cultural &
Community Services at 305.792.1706.
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We want you to explore!
The summer season in
South Florida has much
to offer…here are some
events you won’t want
to miss!
Activities Throughout South Florida
June 27
5:30—9:30 pm
July 12, 13
9:30 am—4:30 pm
Family Fun Fridays
Parking is FREE.
Admission: $5 for guests 2 years & older.
Grapeland Water Park, Black Beard’s Beach
1550 NW 37th Ave
Miami, FL 33126
305.960.2950, miamigov.com/parks/
pages/grapeland
Fairchild’s International Mango Festival
includes tree sales, tastings and evaluations,
lectures, food demonstrations and sales,
children’s activities and music.
10901 Old Cutler Road
Coral Gables, FL 33156
305.667.1651, fairchildgarden.org/Events
Dive-In Theatre—Despicable Me 2 International Mango Festival
Playing July 25:
Monsters University
Playing August 29:
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
June 29
Bass Museum of Art
Clockwise: Fruit and Spice Park, Ocean Drive and Miami Children’s Museum, courtesy of GMCVB
summer 2014
June 12—July 6
America’s Short Play Festival
Also known as ‘Summer Shorts Festival’, this
once yearly presentation of hilarious and
provocative 90 minute plays is a must see.
Adrienne Arsht Center,
Carnival Studio Theatre
305.755.9401, citytheatre.com/pages
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and throughout the summer! call or visit website
3:00—9:00 pm
Miami Children’s Museum
Play, learn, imagine and create the third
Friday of each month at this interactive
museum on Watson Island. Parking: $1/hr.
980 MacArthur Causeway
Miami, FL 33132
305.373.5437, miamichildrensmuseum.org
June 21, 22
Redland Summer Fruit Festival
This annual event showcases local
agriculture and tropical fruits.
Fruit and Spice Park
24801 SW 187th Avenue
Homestead, FL 33031
305.247.5727, fruitandspicepark.org
Enjoy free admission on the last Sunday
of each month at this historic museum
(built in 1930), located in the heart of the
Art Deco District.
2100 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.673.7530, bassmuseum.org
Also on July 27
Also on August 31
July 4
Miami Beach
Fourth of July Celebration
Free concerts in late afternoon, fireworks
at 9:00 pm, the public is encouraged
to bring a beach chair or towel. Glass
containers and alcoholic beverages are
not permitted.
8th Street and Ocean Drive
305.673.7000, miamibeachfl.gov
July 17—21
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
Swim Show
This fashion show is presented annually at
the historic Raleigh Hotel.
Raleigh Hotel, Miami Beach
305.534.6300
miami.mbfashionweek.com
August 16—24
Brazilian Film Festival of Miami
Inffinito Foundation of Miami produces
the Brazilian Film Festival of Miami, the
largest annual showcase of independent
Portuguese-language films from Brazil
presented in the United States.
Various theaters throughout Miami Beach
305.600.3347, brazilianfilmfestival.com
August 29—September 2
Home Design & Remodeling
Show—Miami
Come and peruse this informational
showcase of residential decorating,
remodeling and home improvement
products.
Miami Beach Convention Center
1901 Convention Center Drive
305.667.9299, homeshows.net
photos courtesy of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Additional helpful
information!
Greater Miami
Convention & Visitors Bureau
http://www.miamiandbeaches.com
Miami Metro Area Events
http://eventful.com/miami/events
City of Miami Beach
Tourism Hotline
305.673.7400
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services & activities
GET TING THERE
For the convenience
of our residents
and visitors, mobile
services such as the
Miami-Dade County
Mobile Library,
Florida Licensing
on Wheels and
OneBlood provide
regularly scheduled
visits to Sunny
Isles Beach
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Blood Pressure and
Glucose Screening
in style
Provided by Mt. Sinai
This service will return in
October on a new schedule.
FREE City of Sunny Isles Beach Community Shuttle
Service 7 days a week! Easy, clean and comfortable travel around town as
well as to several key destinations.
Be sure to look for the dates
when the FALL edition of Sunny
Isles Beach Living comes out
in late August!
Our
convenient bus services expand our boundaries
by connecting with city shuttles from Aventura, Hallandale
and North Miami Beach. Call for times and locations:
305.792.1706.
Community Shuttle schedule and map
available at:
❏ Sunny Isles Beach Gvmt Center
❏ Community Center at Pelican
Community Park
❏ hotel concierge desks
❏ Aventura Mall
❏ www.sibfl.net.
The City’s buses are wheelchair accessible. Please specify handicapped requirements when making your reservation. The City of Sunny Isles Beach
Community Shuttle is funded in part
by the Miami-Dade County People’s
Transportation Trust.
Mount Sinai Transportation
The City provides free transportation
to and from the Mount Sinai Medical
Center, 4300 Alton Road, Miami
Beach, from these residential buildings:
Arlen House, Coastal Towers, Marina
Del Mar, Winston Towers, Marian
Towers and Oceanview:
DAYS: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
TIME: Pick up, 9:00 am and noon
Return, 12:30 and 4:00 pm
City recognized holidays excluded.
Make a reservation at least 24 hours
in advance by calling Cultural and
Community Services, 305.792.1706.
MiniFlow: Florida
Licensing on Wheels
Auto tag and disabled parking
placard renewal service.
Bingo
Win cash prizes, gift cards and
merchandise.
DATES
June 4, 25
July 2, 23
August 6, 27
DAYWednesday
TIME
3:00 pm—4:00 pm
LOCATION
SIB Government Center
Commission Chambers
FEE
$2 per 8 game session
Blood Drive
Provided by OneBlood
DATE
July 1
September 2
DAYTuesday
TIME
10:30 am—4:00 pm
LOCATION
1st floor meeting room
Free
FEE
Florida Department of Highway
Safety and Motor Vehicles. License
renewal, duplicate licenses, first
time and duplicate ID cards, CDL
license renewal. For required documents go to GatherGoGet.com
or call 1.850.617.2000.
DATES
June 6
July 11
August 1
DAYFriday
TIME
9:30 am—2:30 pm
LOCATION
1st floor meeting room
FEE
Varies by service
Mobile Library Services
The Miami-Dade Public Library
System provides Mobile Library
services once per week, at the
location, day and time listed.
DATESweekly
DAYTuesday
TIMEnoon—1:00 pm
LOCATION
Winston Towers 100
250 174 Street
Parked in the driveway
Dr. Vivien Birnbaum, Internal Medicine
Medical
Lecture Series
Provided by Mt. Sinai
This Series will return in
September. Be sure to look for
the dates when the FALL edition
of Living comes out in
late August!
Sunny Isles Beach Government
Center Commission Chambers
Free. Reservation is required.
Call 305.674.2600
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Parks provide a chance for people to connect. They are where lifetime friend-
Bella Vista Bay Park
500 Sunny Isles Boulevard
Parks Map
Small park on the intracoastal waterway.
Dock space available for lease for vessels
less than 50 feet. Fishing is allowed. For
more information, call 305.792.1706.
Bone Zone
North end of Senator Gwen Margolis Park
17815 North Bay Road
A fenced in leash-free dog area open every day from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm. Dogs
must be on a leash until in the Bone
Zone. Dogs are not allowed in other
areas of Senator Gwen Margolis Park.
Gateway Park
CITY OF SUNNY ISLES
BEACH GOVERNMENT CENTER
NORMAN S. EDELCUP
K–8 SCHOOL
PELICAN COMMUNITY PARK
AND COMMUNITY CENTER
ADDITIONAL PARK LOCATIONS
SEE NUMBERED LISTING
PUBLIC BEACH
ACCESS LOCATIONS
This flagship park is under construction
at the entrance of our City. Look for an
opening next winter!
Golden Shores Community Park
201 191 Terrace
The ‘Gateway to Heritage Park’ includes playground area, picnic table and
a bench swing.
1 HERITAGE PARK
Heritage Park
2 GOLDEN SHORES PARK
3 PELICAN COMMUNITY PARK
4 SEN. GWEN MARGOLIS PARK
5 SAMSON OCEANFRONT PARK
6 TOWN CENTER PARK
AND SKATE PARK
4 acres of park and play space including
2 playgrounds, Memorial Wall and fountains, water play area, stage, basketball
court, dog park, large open lawn and
public parking. Open 7:30 am to 8:45
pm except Friday, noon to 8:45 pm.
7 GATEWAY PARK coming soon
Intracoastal Parks
8 PIER PARK
Collins Avenue, 159 to 163 Street
9 BELLA VISTA BAY PARK
10 OCEANIA PARK
11 INTRACOASTAL PARK
A linear passive park with art, paths,
benches and a playground (fall 2014).
Oceania Park
16320 Collins Avenue (south of Sunny Isles Blvd)
ships are formed. They are where the gap between generations is bridged and
people discover what they have in common. Parks are where a sense of community is established and are a vital component of A World Class City.
All City parks are Wi-Fi Hotspots where wireless internet access is free and
commercial free. Unless otherwise indicated, City parks are open every day from
sunrise to sunset. All parks are equipped with a Thor Guard Lightning Prediction
System that provides advance notice of lightning conditions. When activated,
here is how the system works:
1
2
3
ONE long horn blast indicates possible lightning in the area
Get TO a safe indoor area quickly
THREE shorter horn blasts signal that it is safe to return
to the park
and Community Center
Many of the programs and events you
will find in SIB Living magazine take
place here.
Amenities: Chief Fred Maas Little
League Field, Phyllis and Raanan
Katz Sports Center indoor basketball
gymnasium, playground, Community
Center with classrooms, a fitness center
and administrative offices for Cultural
& Community Services. Memberships
available (see pages 16 and 17) and
facilities available for rent.
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Saturday
8:30 am—9:00 pm
Sunday, 8:30 am—5:00 pm
Registration Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:00 am—2:00 pm and 6:00 —8:30 pm
Saturday, 9:00 am—8:30 pm
Pier Park
Amenities: metered public parking,
restrooms, showers, fishing pier,
restaurant and beach access with lifeguard station. Pier is open 24/7; small
admission fee.
Samson Oceanfront Park
Amenities: benches, boardwalk, pavillion
with tables, showers, restrooms, water
fountain, volleyball court (on the beach)
and vending machines.
A new play area will be built in 2015.
Senator Gwen Margolis Park
Amenities: playground area, picnic tables,
seating, soccer field. Includes leash-free area
for dogs; see Bone Zone. 7:30 am—8:30 pm
daily. Soccer field: 9:30 am—8:00 pm daily
except when City programs in session
Government offices, including Commission
Chambers, meeting rooms, Visitor Center,
Police Dept., Post Office and Miami-Dade
Public Library.
Town Center Park
Open 7:00 am—9:00 pm except
Wednesday, 10:00 am—9:00 pm.
Amenities: fitness trail, gazebo, restrooms
and play field. The entry for the Skate
Park resides inside Town Center Park.
Skate Park
West end of Town Center Park
There is a fee to use the Skate Park.
Operated by Sugars Drop Shop,
786.537.3372. Waivers are required
and must be signed by a parent for patrons under the age of 18. Helmets
are required. Equipment for rent.
Landscaped with seating areas.
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Gymnastics
Open to ages 4—13
Cheer & Dance Academy
Open to ages 6—14
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
FEE
July 8—August 14
Tuesday, Thursday
4:45—6:00 pm: Levels 1 & 2
6:00—7:15 pm: Level 3
Members $110, Non-Members $165
Does not include uniform.
Chess Club
Open to ages 6—12
Basketball, Drop In League
Open to ages 13—17
DATES
June 7—June 28
DAYSaturday
TIME
1:00—3:00 pm
LOCATION Pelican Community Park
FEE
Per 2 games:
Members $5, Non-Members $10.
First week free.
Basketball, Intramural League
Open to ages 9—17
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
FEE
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July 9—August 15
Wednesday, practice;
Friday, game (subject to change)
5:00—6:00 pm
6:15—7:15 pm
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DATES*
June 21—August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
9:00—10:30 am
FEE
DATES
June 3—June 26
July 1—July 31
August 5—August 28
DAY
Tuesday, Thursday
TIME
5:30—6:30 pm
FEE: monthly Members $100, Non-Members $150
FEE: other Uniform, $50 and material fee,
$20 can be purchased directly from instructor.
Karate Lessons for Youth
Open to ages 5—12
DATES*
June 3—June 28
July 1—July 31
DAY
Tuesday, Thursday
TIME
4:45—5:45 pm: ages 5 to 7
6:00—7:00 pm: ages 8 to 12
DAYSaturday
TIME
11:00 am—noon; all ages
FEE: monthly Members $75, Non-Members $110
Uniforms available for purchase from instructor at
additional cost.
Futsal – Indoor Soccer
Piano Lessons for Youth
Open to ages 10—14
Open to ages 4—12
DATES
July 12—August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
8:30—10:30 am
FEE
Does not include uniform.
Guitar Classes
DATES
June 18—August 6
DAYWednesday
TIME
4:45—5:45 pm: ages 4 to 6
5:55—6:55 pm: ages 7 to 12
FEE
Students must bring their own keyboard.
Open to ages 8—14
Youth Chorus
DATES*
June 21—August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
1:30—2:30 pm
FEE
Students must bring their own guitar.
Open to ages 8—14
DATES
June 18—August 6
DAYWednesday
TIME
7:00—8:00 pm
FEE
SUMMER CAMPS
Camp SIB Sophomores ends
August 8
June 9—August 8
Open to ages 9 and 10, should be
entering 3rd or 4th grade in fall 2014
General Day Camps
Pick up our Summer Camp Brochure at the
Community Center office. Cancellation policy
information is included. Registration is April
12th for Residents; April 26th for everyone.
Camp Tot Lot ends August 1
Open to ages 3 and 4; must be 3 as of June 10
DAYS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
TIME
9:00am—noon
LOCATION NSE SIB K—8 School
FEERegistration
Residents $ 25 Non-Residents $ 45
FEE
Camp
Includes activities and daily snack
Residents $60 per wk
Non-Residents $90 per wk
Participants must be potty trained. Enrollment is
limited to 20 campers.
The following applies to all listed
General Day Camps:
DAYS* Monday to Friday
TIME 9:00 am—5:00 pm
Before Care: 8:00—9:00 am
After Care: 5:00—6:00 pm
FEERegistration
Residents $25 Non-Residents $45
FEE Before Care additional $10 per wk
After Care additional $10 per wk
FEE INDIVIDUAL CAMP FEE VARIES
Camp SIB Freshman ends August 8
Open to ages 5 to 8; should be entering K, 1st
or 2nd grade in fall 2014
FEE
Camp: Residents $125 per wk
Weekly fees include activities, 2 field trips per
week, 1 lunch per week and daily snack.
FEE
Camp SIB Juniors ends August 1
Open to ages 11 and 12, should be
entering 5th or 6th grade in fall 2014
FEE
Cultural &
Community
Services
information:
305.792.1706
* No programs or
activities on July 4, 5
Registration for Summer
Camp for residents begins
on April 12 and nonresidents, on April 26. For
other programs, registration
begins May 5 for residents/
members and May 19 for
non-residents, non-members.
Students must sign up and
pay for a full session at
Camp SIB Seniors ends August 1
a time. Fees must be paid
Open to ages 13 to 15, should be entering 7th, 8th, or 9th grade in fall 2014
based on the number of
FEE
NOT be prorated. A session
weeks in a session. Fees will
must be paid in full one week
prior to the start of that
session. If the program is full,
a waiting list will be started.
Cancellations & Refunds
Register early. Courses will
be cancelled by the City 3
days prior to the first class
if enrollment is insufficient.
Cancellations by participants are allowed only
prior to the session and
must be received at least
seven (7) days in advance
(in writing) in order to
receive a refund.
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Specialty Camps
The following applies to all listed
Specialty Camps; times for Junior
Lifeguard are slightly different.
DAYS Monday to Friday
TIME
9:00 am—5:00 pm
FEERegistration
FEE
Before Care additional $10 per wk
Fees include instructions and daily snack.
Participants must bring their own lunch.
Fine Art Camp
Open to ages 8 to 14. All skill levels welcome.
DATES
June 9—13 and July 7—11
LOCATION NSE SIB K–8 School; meet at PCP
FEE
FEE
Material $20
Limit 24 campers.
Junior Lifeguard Camp
DATES
June 16—June 27, ages 6 to 10
July 7—July 18, ages 11 to 16
July 28—August 8, ages 9 to 16
ELITE SQUAD1
DAY
Monday to Friday
TIME
9:30 am—3:30 pm
LOCATION Samson Oceanfront Park
Lifeguard Stand
FEE
Camp: Residents $360 per session
Non-Residents $540 per session
1
ELITE SQUAD: AGES 9 to 16. Participants
must pass a swim test to register. Contact
305.792.1706.
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Lego
Cheerleading Camp
Tee Ball
Open to ages 6 to 13
Open to ages 6 to 8
DATES
June 9—June 13; Robotics
Camp: Green City
July 14—July 18; Stop Motion
Animation Camp: Movie Makers
with Legos
August 11—August 15; Robotics
Camp: Electrobotics Machine
FEE
FEE
Material, $20
Limit 40 campers.
DATES
June 16—20
July 14—18
Participants must wear closed-toe sneakers.
DATES
June 23—June 27
Musical Theater Camp
DATES
June 16—June 27
July 21—August 1
FEE
FEE
Material $20
Participants may sign up for one or two weeks.
Limit 20 campers. Performance on July 30.
Flag Football Camp, Co-Ed
Sports Camps
The following applies to all listed Sports
Camps, except Olympic Sports Camp.
DAYS Monday to Friday
TIME 9:00 am—5:00 pm
FEERegistration
FEEWeekly
FEE Before Care additional $10 per wk
Fees include 1 field trip and 1 lunch per week.
Baseball Camp, Co-Ed
DATES
Cleats are not required but recommended.
If cleats are worn, participants must bring a second
pair of sneakers. Other equipment provided.
Basketball Camp, Co-Ed
DATES
LOCATION
ELITE: ages 7 to 10
July 28—August 1
ELITE: ages 9 to 14
August 4—August 8
DATES
LOCATION
July 14—July 18
Senator Gwen Margolis Park,
meet at Pelican Community Park
Olympic Sports Camp, Co-Ed
DATES
Fee
Residents $160
Non-Residents $240
LOCATION Meet at Pelican Community Park
Participants will learn a different sport daily:
basketball, baseball, volleyball and soccer.
Fee includes 2 field trips and 2 lunches.
Soccer Camp
DATES
BOYS
June 16—June 20
GIRLS
June 16—June 20
CO-ED
July 7—July 11
July 21—July 25
INDOOR (Futsal)
July 21—July 25
ELITE: ages 11 to 14
August 4—August 8
LOCATION Senator Gwen Margolis Park,
meet at Pelican Community Park
Participants must bring shin guards and cleats.
Volleyball Camp, Co-Ed
DATES
July 7—July 11
Wacky Sports Week
DATES*
June 30—July 3
Fee includes 2 field trips per week and 1 lunch.
Cultural & Community
Services information:
305.792.1706
* No programs or activities
on July 4, 5
Registration for Programs: For residents begins on April 12 and
non-residents, on April 26.
Students must sign up and pay for a
full session at a time. Fees must be
paid based on the number of weeks
in a session. Fees will NOT be
prorated. A session must be paid in
full one week prior to the start of that
session. If the program is full, a
waiting list will be started.
Register early. Courses will be
cancelled by the City 3 days prior
to the first class if enrollment is
insufficient. Cancellations by participants are allowed only prior to the
session and must be received at
least seven (7) days in advance (in
writing) in order to receive a refund.
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English as a Second Language:
Beginners to Intermediate
Open to ages 18+
the art of collage is
in marrying various
elements…the end
result can have a
theme or be personal
to you. By definition,
collage work is a mix
of various media.
Paint, photographs,
theatre tickets, found
objects, can all come
together to express
your unique piece.
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DATES*
June 21—August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
9:00—11:00 am
FEE
Members $60
Non-Members $90
Students will use Internet-based language programs in class and practice language at home.
English as a Second Language:
Advanced
Coming in the fall…
The fall season heats up with activities spanning every
age and picking up where we left off with classes and
sports for the summer break. Be sure and review the
annual calendar on pages 18 and 19; then look
forward to the fall edition of Living for an in depth look
at the full fall season both here in Sunny Isles Beach
and throughout South Florida!
Open to ages 18+
DATES
June 18—August 6
DAYWednesday
TIME
6:00—8:00 pm
FEE
Members $60
Non-Members $90
Students will use Internet-based language programs in class and practice language at home.
Fine Art: Collage
Open to ages 18+
DATES*
June 21—August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
10:30 am—12:30 pm
FEE
Members $50
Non-Members $75
MATERIALS Bring your own supplies: scissors,
Guache water color paint set or individual colors
of your choice, water color pad, Foam Board
20x20 or larger, glue sticks, flat wide soft
bristle brush.
Cultural &
Community
Services
information:
305.792.1706
* No programs
or activities on
July 4, 5
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Karate for Teens & Adults
Open to ages 14+
DATES*
June 3—June 28
July 1—July 31
DAYS
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
TIME
Tue & Thur: 7:15—8:15 pm
Saturday: 12:15—1:15 pm
FEE
Per month: Members $75
Non-Members $110
Uniforms are available for purchase from
instructor at additional cost.
Yoga: Evenings
Hatha, Vinyasa, Power Yoga
Cultural &
Community
Services
information:
305.792.1706
* No programs or
Open to ages 18+
Warm up
Depending on your
exercise routine,
gentle stretching
moves are essential
to preparing your
body for more
intense physical
workouts
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DATES
June 2—June 30
July 2—July 30
DAYS
Monday and Wednesday
TIME
6:15—7:15 pm
FEE
Per month: Members $50,
Non-Members $75
FEE, per class Members $10, Non-Members $15
MATERIALS Participants bring their own mat.
Yoga: On the Beach
Open to ages 18+
DATES
June 4—June 25
July 2—July 30
DAYWednesday
TIME
7:00—8:15 am
LOCATION Samson Oceanfront Park
FEE
Free. Advanced registration
required in person at PCP.
MATERIALS Participants bring their own mat.
Parking pass provided at registration.
activities on July 4, 5
STOCK UP
School kids aren’t the only ones
who will benefit from a summer reading list!
The New York Times Book Review (in the Sunday edition)
and Oprah’s O Magazine provide brief insight into some
of the latest in literature, both fiction and non.
Check it out (also nyt.com or oprah.com) and while
you’re relaxing on our beaches or enjoying the shade
in one of the parks, you’ll have plenty to
stay and enjoy the outdoors with!
m
Registration for Programs:
For Residents begins on
April 12 and Non-Residents, on April 26.
Students must sign up and
pay for a full session at a
time. Fees must be paid
based on the number of
weeks in a session. Fees
will NOT be prorated. A
session must be paid in full
one week prior to the start
of that session. If the
program is full, a waiting
list will be started.
Register early. Courses will
be cancelled by the City 3
days prior to the first class
if enrollment is insufficient.
Cancellations by participants are allowed only
prior to the session and
must be received at least
seven (7) days in advance
(in writing) in order to
receive a refund.
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Attention Boomers and Seniors!
The Poets
& Writers Forum
Do you like to write poems or literary compositions
(short stories) which express your feelings, sentiments, and
emotions? Perhaps discover your hidden talent through
listening to others? Even if you are not a writer or poet, you
are invited to share a free, delightful and cultural Saturday
afternoon. Share literary talent with people from our City,
as well as neighboring areas, who offer presentations for
others to participate, with much appreciated audience
feedback; the 3rd Saturday of each month!
DATES June 21
July 19
August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
1:00 — 4:00 pm
LOCATION
FEE Free. Reservation required;
305.792.1706.
“If trying to find a way when you
don’t even know you can get there
isn’t a small miracle; then I don’t
know what is.”
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Poets and Writers Forum
See description on this page for an in
depth look at this popular program!
DATES
June 21
July 19
August 16
DAYSaturday
TIME
1:00—4:00 pm
LOCATION
FEEFree. Reservations required;
call 305.792.1706.
The Alliance for Aging
returns this fall with
three evidence based
programs.
Are you an adult age 60 or
older with an ongoing health
condition? You will get the
support you need, find practical ways to deal with pain and
fatigue, discover better nutrition
and exercise choices, understand new treatment options
and learn better ways to talk
with your doctor and family
about your health.
A Matter of Balance
Managing Concerns About Falls
for Ages 60+
Award winning, evidence based program
designed to reduce the fear of falling and
increase activity levels of older adults. Trained
volunteer coaches teach 8 sessions.
Limited space: registration required in person
at Pelican Community Park. Provided by
Alliance for Aging. Healthy snack provided.
RETURNING THIS FALL
DATE, DAY
to be announced
TIME9:30—noon
LOCATION
FEE
required, 305.792.1706, or 305.671.6325.
Diabetes Self-management
Program for Ages 60+
Participants will learn techniques to manage
their symptoms, blood glucose and day-today activities better. Learn ways to balance
food, exercise, medication and working more
effectively with health care providers. Limited
space: registration required in person at
Pelican Community Park. Provided by Alliance
for Aging. Healthy snack provided.
RETURNING THIS FALL
DATE, DAY
to be announced
TIME
10:00 am—noon
LOCATION
FEE
required, 305.792.1706, or 305.671.6325.
Living Healthy Workshops
Put Life Back in Your Life
for Ages 62+:
Take charge of your life, get support, find
practical ways to communicate better about
your health. Limited space: registration
required in person at Pelican Community
Park. Provided by Alliance for Aging.
RETURNING THIS FALL
DATE, DAY
to be announced
TIME
9:30 am — noon,
with healthy snack
LOCATION
FEEFree. Registration required;
305.792.1706.
Refresh! With a June Bug
Blend together: 3 cups gingerale, 4 tablespoons grenadine,
4 tablespoons of orange juice and 3 scoops of orange sherbert
and pour into ice filled cocktail glasses.
–bhg/recipes/drinks.com
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Beachside Guide
If you’re looking for things to do
outdoors, here are several options:
beach activities
Beach Volleyball—Bring your own ball
Samson Oceanfront Park
On the beach at 17425 Collins Avenue
305.792.1706
boat rental
Come in to the Sunny
Isles Beach Visitor
Center for information,
gifts, souvenirs and
more! Located in the
lobby of the City of
Sunny Isles Beach
Government Center
at 18070 Collins
Avenue. Monday to
Saturday, 10:00 am
to 4:00 pm.
305.792.1952
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Acqualina Resort &
Spa on the Beach
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Tel: 305.918.8000
Fax: 305.918.8100
www.acqualinaresort.com
Doubletree by Hilton
Ocean Point Resort & Spa
Tel: 866.623.2678
Fax: 786.528.2519
www.oceanpointresort.com
Golden Strand Ocean Villa Resort
Tel: 305.931.7000
Fax: 305.935.4183
www.goldenstrandresort.com
Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort
Tel: 305.949.1300 • Fax: 305.749.2130
www.newportbeachsideresort.com
Haulover Rentals
North Miami Beach 33160
305.604.3456
www.hauloverrentals.com
Renting wave-runners and boats on an
hourly or daily basis.
Solé on the Ocean
fishing
Tel: 786.923.9300
www.soleontheocean.com
Thunderbird Beach Resort Hotel Miami
Tel: 305.931.7700 • Fax: 305.932.7521
www.thunderbirdresortmiami.com
Travelodge Monaco Beach Resort
Tel: 305.932.2100 • Fax: 305.931.5519
www.resortmonacobeach.com
Newport Fishing Pier
Bring your Resident ID for a discounted
admission.
305.949.1300
bicycle rentals (over the bridge)
Oleta River State Park
3400 N.E. 163 Street
305.919.1846
Buddy Bike
2775 163 Street #118
786.489.2453
sport fishing
Free Spool Too
Captain Dennis Forgione
Sailing from Haulover Marina
Cell: 305.582.5445
[email protected]
www.freespoolsportfishing.com
Half day & full day trips available
Available for local fishing tournaments
water sport rentals
Atlantic Beach Club Water Sports
Wave runners, ocean kayaks, Hobie catamarans, SeaDuction floats, innertubes,
rafts, boogie boards
305.692.5600
Trump International Beach Resort
Jet Ski King
Jet Ski rental, guided tours available
305.218.2764
Tel: 305.932.2233 • Fax: 305.935.5009
www.marcopolobeachresort.com
Tel: 305.692.5600
www.trumpmiami.com
Turnberry Beach Sports
Jet Ski, kayak, snorkeling, paddleboards
786.728.4170
Marenas Beach Resort & Spa
Tel: 305.503.6000
www.marenasresortmiami.com
Turnberry Isle Miami
Marco Polo Beach Resort—
Ramada Plaza
19999 West Country Club Drive
Aventura, FL 33180
Tel: 305.932.6200 • Fax: 305.933.6554
www.turnberryislemiami.com
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Alba at Sole
786.923.9316
www.albamiami.com
Cuisine: Italian & Seafood
Beach Bar at Newport Pier
www.beachbarnewportpier.com
Cuisine: Sushi, Steak and Seafood
Bourbon Steak at Turnberry Isle
Aventura, FL 33180
786.279.6600
Cuisine: Steakhouse
Caracol Restaurant at Marenas
305.503.6000
Cuisine: Mediterranean-inspired
Cascata Grill at Turnberry Isle
Aventura, FL 33180
305.932.6200
turnberryislemiami.com
Cuisine: Mediterranean-inspired
Chayhana Oasis
305.917.1133
chayhanaoasis.com
Cuisine: Uzbek, Russian, and Mediterranean
Costa Grill at Acqualina
305.918.6910
acqualinaresort.com/dining
Cuisine: Upscale Casual
D’Tako Market Mexican Restaurant
17100 Collins Avenue, No.1–OP
305.918.6910
takomarket.com
Cuisine: Authentic Mexican
El Megachuzo
305.948.3335
megachuzo.com
Cuisine: Latin; Colombian, Venezuelan
El Tropico Cuban Cuisine
305.947.0094
tropicocubancuisine.com
Cuisine: Cuban
Gili’s Beach Club at Trump International
305.692.5777
trumpmiami.com
Cuisine: Mediterranean Style
Granier Bakery
305.974.0469
granierbakery.com
Cuisine: French bakery, European
Il Mulino New York at Acqualina
305.466.9191
acqualinaresort.com/dining
Cuisine: Italian
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Kitchen 305 at Newport
305.749.2110
kitchen305miami.com
Cuisine: American-eclectic
La Terrazza
305.792.2355
laterrazzasunnyisles.com
Cuisine: Italian
Lula Kebab House
305.792.0151
lulakebabhouse.com
Cuisine: Russian-Mediterranean
Mozart Grill
305.974.0098
mozartgrillusa.com
Cuisine: Glatt Kosher
Neomi’s at Trump International
305.692.5770
trumpmiami.com
Cuisine: Contemporary American Bistro
Sumo Sushi Bar and Thai
305.682.1243
sumosushibar.com
Cuisine: Japanese, Thai and Chinese
The View Restaurant at Doubletree
786.528.2500
oceanpointresort.com
Cuisine: American Cuisine
Tony Roma’s
305.932.7907
tonyromas.com/sunny-isles
Cuisine: Signature Ribs and Steaks
Werner Staub’s Peppermill
Restaurant & Bar
350 Bayview Drive (Arlen House)
305.944.2224
Cuisine: Continental
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savvy informat ion
Everything About
QUALITY OF L I FE
Once visitors find this wonderful vacation spot
that we call home, they return again and again.
Sometimes, the visitors become residents, drawn by
the walkable space, the family-friendly atmosphere
and the plethora of outdoor activities.
T
he quality of life is enhanced by
many factors such as high-end
homes, conveniently located retail
stores, a variety of community and
recreational programs, a complimentary shuttle bus service, and an
active senior population. These, as
well as the award winning Police
Department, our A-rated schools
and quality healthcare, are important
factors that draw buyers to purchase
here in Sunny Isles Beach.
As you can see, the city offers a
variety of quality community and recreational programs. Working closely
with the schools and other community organizations, we believe in
developing the entire student: mind,
body and soul. The City’s High
School Graduates College Scholarship Program encourages students
to continue to a University after
high school.
Education
The following public schools are
available to Sunny Isles Beach
students as well as several private
and religious schools nearby:
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KINDERGARTEN—GRADE 8
Norman S. Edelcup Sunny Isles Beach K-8 School
201 182nd Drive, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Phone: 305.933.6161 Fax: 305.933.6162
Website: www.sib.dadeschools.net/
MIDDLE SCHOOL, GRADES 6-8
Highland Oaks Middle School
2375 NE 203rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33180
Phone: 305-932-3810 Fax: 305-932-0676
Website: www.hom.dadeschools.net/
HIGH SCHOOL, GRADES 9-12
Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High
Biscayne Bay Campus
2601 NE 151 St, North Miami, FL 33181
Phone: 305.919.2000 Fax: 305.919.2001
Website: www.atmourning.dadeschools.net/
Dr. Michael M. Krop High School
1410 N.E. 215 St, Miami, Florida 33179
Phone: 305.652.6808 Fax: 305.651.8043
Website: www.mkhs.dadeschools.net/
For more information about public schools,
special and magnet programs, contact the
Miami-Dade County Public Schools at:
Miami-Dade County School Board
1450 N.E. 2nd Ave, Miami, Florida 33132
305.995.1334
For schools in this area: 305.883.5651
Website: www.dadeschools.net/
Sunny Isles Beach:
We’re So Glad You Asked!
Higher Education
Florida International University – Biscayne Bay Campus
3000 NE 151st St, North Miami, FL
305.919.5700
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.fiu.edu
University of Miami
Coral Gables, Florida 33124
305.284.2211
Website: www.miami.edu/
Miami-Dade College
300 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33132
305.237.3000
Website: www.mdc.edu/main/
Barry University
11300 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33161
305.899.3000
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.barry.edu/
Residential areas
We are well known for ultra-luxury high
rise condos with ocean and city views
and unique developments priced in the
millions. Equally impressive are the singlefamily home enclaves at each end of the
City and luxury condos with breathtaking
views to the west and the Intracoastal
Waterway. Considered a walkable community, the free shuttle bus means you
can leave your car in the garage, with local
shopping all along Collins Avenue.
Police in your Community
The Police Department believes in proactive community policing. They are in
the schools, on the streets, in the parks
and always there for you. They are often at
City events providing helpful safety tips accredited 407-bed acute care facility
and promoting safety programs such as: which provides award-winning inpatient
Car seat installations
and outpatient diagnostic, medical,
Schedule an appointment at the Police surgical and cancer services.
Station and a Certified Car Seat Aventura Hospital
installer will install your car seat into 20900 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
your vehicle at no charge. This ensures 305-682-7000
Mount Sinai Medical Center is
proper use and saves lives.
Bike helmet fittings
the largest private independent notDon’t have a bike helmet? In this for-profit teaching hospital in South
bike friendly community, the police Florida, combining technology, research
department will provide one for you and academics to provide innovative
and ensure that it fits properly before and comprehensive care in cardiology,
you leave the station. They also provide neuroscience, oncology and orthopedics.
helpful bike safety tips and reflective The Center is committed to quality and is
gear for walking and biking at night to the hospital of choice for those who seek
keep you safe.
the level of expertise and care that only a
Shred-a-thons
teaching hospital can offer.
Identity theft is on the rise all over the In addition to providing quality health
country. Protect yourself from the risk care, Mount Sinai Medical Center is
of someone capturing your personal committed to helping people in our cominformation by visiting the SIBPD munity live better, healthier lives. Mount
semi-annual Shred-a-thon. It is free Sinai offers a variety of free and vital
and insures complete shredding of community programs such as support
your personal documents to keep you groups, health screenings and a medical
safe from the criminals you don’t see.
lecture series. A full schedule is available
Contact Sandra Block at the Police at msmc.com. And, accessing Mount
Station at 305.792.1839 for these pro- Sinai physicians is now easier than
grams and so much more.
ever for Sunny Isles Beach residents; the
medical center is opening a new satellite
Healthcare
office location at 323 Sunny Isles Boulevard
This area boasts two of the finest medical in the fall of 2014.
Mount Sinai Aventura
facilities in the South Florida region.
Aventura Hospital is run by one of 2845 Aventura Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
the nation’s first hospital companies, 305-692-1010
which was founded by physicians. This Mount Sinai Medical Center
Aventura location has served the region 4300 Alton Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33140
for more than 37 years and is a fully 305-674-2273
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savvy informat ion
Visitors from around the world come to Sunny Isles Beach to enjoy
the weather, our beautiful beaches and the ocean. Our guests–much
like our residents–especially our children, enjoy swimming in the
ocean. No one wants to swim in polluted water. And polluting our
water is against the law.
“Our responsibility for clean water begins at home…continues in the workplace…
and the public spaces we enjoy.”
Compliance
The EPA conducts yearly reviews of the city’s efforts and results in
preventing stormwater pollution. It is everyone’s responsibility to
keep the waters clean.
Water
Rain water makes everything fresh and clean including our streets.
And after a heavy rain, stormwater in our streets rushes into storm
drains. These storm drains are important in providing a place for
stormwater to go and help prevent our streets from flooding. But it
isn’t only rain water that rushes into storm drains.
Stormwater Pollution
Say “pollution” and many people think of a factory pipe spewing
pollutants. The federal Clean Water Act and similar state laws
MAIN STORMWATER
POLLUTANTS
DO THE RIGHT THING
1
LITTER: Cans, paper and
plastic bags and cigarette
butts.
Put these in garbage bags; recycle
when possible.
2
CHEMICALS: Detergents,
automotive fluids and
fertilizers.
Dispose of these according to
container and local laws. Use
earth-friendly products.
3
ORGANIC WASTE: Leaves,
lawn and garden clippings
and animal excrement.
Bag it or compost it.
limit this type of pollution. Today, we know that even neighborhoods without factories add pollutants to our water. How? In
urban areas, like Sunny Isles Beach, stormwater carries with it
everything from our modern, urban lives, including cigarette butts,
litter, lawn chemicals, pet waste, grease and motor oil. Everything
that goes into storm drains impacts our oceans, canals and lakes.
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For the most part, water entering storm drains, unlike water entering sanitary sewers, does not get treated before entering Biscayne
Bay, the Intracoastal Waterway, the Atlantic Ocean, and our canals,
rivers and lakes.
Impact of Stormwater Pollution
Polluted stormwater draining into our waterways is harmful to plants
and animals. There are three main types of stormwater pollutants that
impact marine life as follows: litter, chemicals and organic waste.
Collection Centers
Miami-Dade County has Permanent Home Chemical Collection
Centers that accept oil-based paints, the liquid form of latex paints,
pesticides, solvents, pool chemicals, unbroken fluorescent light
bulbs and other household items. The centers are free and available
to non-commercial residents only. The centers are located in west
Dade and south Dade. For specific questions regarding waste disposal, call Miami-Dade County’s Answer Center at 311. To report
stormwater violations of an immediate nature, call the Complaint
Desk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 305.372.6955.
Residents can also report illegal dumping to the City of Sunny
Isles Beach Public Works Department at 305.792.1711 during
business hours, Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Resources:
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Public Works Department
305.792.1711
Miami-Dade County, Answer Center
311 or 305.468.5900
Miami-Dade County, Complaint Desk
305.372.6955
Miami-Dade County, Stormwater Regulations
www.miamidade.gov/derm/pollution_stormwater. asp.
South Florida Water Management District
www.flwaterpermits.org
Federal Environmental Protection Agency Best Management Practices:
www.epa.gov/npdes/menuofbmps
There are many great ideas about preventing water pollution
available on the internet, search using key words like “prevent
water pollution.”
Contact Information for SIB Government Services
Beach Condition Hotline
305.792.1940
Building Permits & Inspections
305.947.2150
City General Information
305.947.0606
Code Enforcement
& Business Licensing
305.792.1705
Community Planning & Zoning
305.792.1710
Cultural Arts, Sports Programming,
Concerts & Other Events
305.792.1706
Emergencies911
Fire911
Miami-Dade County Call Center
311
Police Protection
305.947.4440
Stormwater & Street Maintenance 305.792.1711
Contact Information for Government Offices
305.947.0606
Fax305.792.1563
Elected Officials
Mayor Norman S. Edelcup
305.792.1700
Vice Mayor Isaac Aelion
305.792.1700
Commissioner Jeanette Gatto
305.792.1700
Commissioner Jennifer Levin
305.792.1700
Commissioner George “Bud” Scholl 305.792.1700
City Departments
Office of the City Manager
305.792.1701
Office of the City Attorney
305.792.1702
Office of the City Clerk
305.792.1703
Building Department
305.947.2150
Community Development
305.792.1705
Cultural and Community Services 305.792.1706
CCS Fax
305.792.1566
Finance Department
305.792.1707
Human Resources
305.792.1708
Information Technology
305.792.1709
Planning and Zoning
305.792.1710
Public Works
305.792.1711
Police Dispatch
305.947.4440
Police TTY Line
305.792.1589
Police Records
305.792.1743
Police Detective Bureau
305.792.1714
305.792.1706
Pelican Community Park Community Center
Visitor Center
305.792.1952
Visitor Center Fax
305.792.1672
Other Useful Numbers: Miami–Dade County Departments
Miami-Dade Public Library System
SIB Branch Library
305.682.0726
Miami-Dade County Fire Station #10305.947.1551
Miami-Dade County Clerk of Courts
73 W Flagler St
305.275.1155
North Dade Justice Center
15555 Biscayne Blvd
305.354.8793
Miami-Dade County Property
Tax Collector
140 W. Flagler Street, Room101
305.270.4916
Miami-Dade County
Solid Waste Department 305.594.1500
Miami-Dade Transit
(Bus service information)
305.770.3131
North Miami Beach
Water Management
305.948.2960
Team Metro
658 NE Miami Gardens Dr.
305.947.9858
Norman S. Edelcup SIB K–8
201 182nd Drive
305.933.6161
Public School Citizen Information 305.995.1128
Other Government Services
US Post Office
800.275.8777
Social Security Administration
18475 N.W. 2nd Avenue
800.772.1213
Driver’s License Office
North Miami Justice Center
15555 Biscayne Blvd
305.229.6333
Auto Tag Agency in
North Miami Beach
313 NE 167th Street
305.770.1900
Water Management
305.948.2960
Water Laboratory
305.654.7137
SIBinformation
The City of Sunny Isles Beach distributes information
about City events, services and Commission meetings
on its website, cable television and in the newspaper.
An overview of the contents of each is listed below.
Website: www.sibfl.net
The City of Sunny Isles Beach maintains its official
website with up-to-date information.
•Want to know what’s happening this week?
Check the Calendar of Events.
•Want to know if it’s a beach day?
Check the Beach Conditions that are updated
daily by the lifeguards.
•Want to know what’s on the agenda for an upcoming City Commission Meeting?
Look for it under Commission Meetings.
•Want to comply with sign regulations?
Check the Code of Ordinances Online.
You can also find:
News, Community Shuttle Schedule, Cultural Event
Trips, Traffic Alerts, Photo Contest Winners, Parks
and Recreational Programs, Commission Meetings
Broadcast, GovQA and eSIBi.
For links to other government services go to:
http://www.sibfl.net/main_resident.asp
Government Access Cable Channel SIB TV, Channel 77
The Sunny Isles Beach Government Center houses
the government informational channel—SIB TV. This
cable channel is available on Channel 77 to Atlantic
Broadband subscribers that reside within the city limits.
Watch SIB TV for City information about lane closures,
recreational programs, summer camp, community
shuttle bus service, delayed cablecast commission meetings, cultural events, hours of operation, etc.
Sunny Isles Beach Sun Community Newspaper,
published twice monthly.
The City of Sunny Isles Beach publishes City-related
news, events, meetings, announcements, and happenings in every edition. Distributed within the City to
condos, hotels, private homes and the Sunny Isles
Beach Government Center.
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MOUNT SINAI
IS COMING TO
SUNNY ISLES
BEACH
This Fall, Mount Sinai Primary & Specialty Care Sunny Isles Beach will open at the
new One Netanya Building located at 323 Sunny Isles Boulevard. Our new state-of-theart center will offer cardiology, urology and internal medicine services. We are also pleased to
offer a Russian speaking primary care physician.
Mount Sinai
Aventura
75
826
North
Miami
Beach
826
1
N.E. 163rd Street
Mount Sinai
Sunny Isles Beach
Mount Sinai
Sunny Isles
Beach
North Miami
95
A1A
Mount Sinai Hialeah
Florida Turnpike
2150 W. 68th Street
Hialeah, FL 33016
Phone: 305.558.8700
High quality healthcare is currently available at Mount
Sinai Aventura, located at 2845 Aventura Boulevard, where
patients have access to
Mount Sinai doctors in
a variety of specialties,
a diagnostic and
cancer center, as well
as an emergency
room.
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Miami Beach
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Rich
in history, our oceanfront community
has grown into florida’s riviera.
Beautiful beaches…award winning hotels…
and gorgeous places to call home. With plenty
of parks, recreation and state of the art education, our cultural and community programs
are beyond expectation.
Enjoy a sophisticated nightlife or an action
packed day. With fine dining and international cuisine, there is little left to be desired.
You will find all park and beach access
locations as well as this season’s events in this
magazine and on our website!
…stay here. live here. BE here.

Summer 2014 - Sunny Isles Beach

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