The City of Coral Gables' Public Works Department has initiated a project to improve three major intersections in Coral Gables: N. Greenway & Granada Boulevard, Coral Way & Columbus Boulevard, and Coral Way & Granada Boulevard. The project will improve traffic safety and highlight the historic significance of Coral Way and nearby monuments and fountains.

On August 2nd, 2018 our first workshop was held to gather community feedback and determine design priorities. The meeting materials and results of the workshop can be downloaded below. 

• Community Workshop Notification Letter
• 8-2-18 Workshop Community Comments Summary
• Workshop mailing area
• Comment sheet 1
• Comment sheet 2
• Comment sheet 3
• Comment sheet 4
• Comment sheet 5
• Comment sheet 6
• Comment sheet 7
• Comment sheet 8
• Comment sheet 9

During the August 2nd, 2018 workshop, there was strong consensus for the following priorities:

• Traffic calming for all intersections
• Landscaping/beautification/preserve historic character for all intersections
• Pedestrian safety/access, including complete sidewalks and crosswalks
• Roundabouts for the Coral Way intersections
• All 3 intersections should have a consistent theme and reflect the historic character of the city

These priorities will be used to guide the development of the project. Additional workshops where design alternatives will be presented will be held in late 2018 and 2019. For questions concerning this project, please contact Mark R. Brown, AICP, PTP (mbrown@coralgables.com) or at 305-460-5049.