Anthony Rodriguez, who is now a Miami-Dade Commissioner. The project got $3 million last year, the full amount sought by former Rep. Improvements for the South Dade Trail, meanwhile, are still in the planning and design phase more than a year after the last funding request was made. Miami-Dade Transportation Director Eulois Cleckley anticipates the county’s state funding ask this year will be the last one for the Underline, whose estimated completion date is Dec. The funding will help pay for plans, designs and amenities, according to funding requests Calatayud filed last month.įor the $140 million Underline project - now in its second phase of development - the state money and $2.5 million in local funds will pay to build and install outdoor benches, drinking fountains, a bike repair shop, public Wi-Fi provisions and other park features. 1 and the South Dade Transitway between the southmost Metrorail station in Kendall and Florida City. The same sum would go to the South Dade Trail, a nonmotorized route that runs for 20 miles alongside U.S. The Underline, a 10-mile linear park and urban trail that runs below the Metrorail, would get $1.5 million. The budget split the potential apportionment equally between the two projects. That’s half what the state gave the two projects last year and just over half the amount Miami Republican Sen. Improvements to two bicycle and pedestrian paths stretching 30 miles along Miami-Dade County’s primary transit corridor could get a combined $3 million through the Florida Senate’s proposed 2023-24 budget.
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