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South Miami residents urge city leaders to keep historic park in place amid redevelopment plans
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk Abby Dodge , as published by CBS4 Miami
· October 7, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points An online petition has been launched by the Tropical Flowering Tree Society, arguing that the current site offers a quieter and greener space. The park in question is Jean Willis Park, and some residents and environmental advocates are speaking out against proposals to relocate it.
City leaders are being urged to keep a historic park in its current location amid redevelopment plans. The park in question is Jean Willis Park, and some residents and environmental advocates are speaking out against proposals to relocate it. An online petition has been launched by the Tropical Flowering Tree Society, arguing that the current site offers a quieter and greener space.
Supporters of the park are concerned that relocating it would make it less enjoyable, citing noise from trains as a potential issue. The proposed new location is near The Underline, a block away from the current site. Further details on the redevelopment project and the petition are available.
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Category: weather Published: October 7, 2026 Source: CBS4 Miami Reading time: 1 min
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