Allen Morris Park, a Brickell pocket park in one of Miami’s busiest pedestrian areas, has reopened after years of being fenced off, according to Mark R. Brown.
The land for the park had been gifted to the city in exchange that it only be used for public park purposes, with an automatic reverter clause on the deed.
The city later allowed a restaurant to operate in a portion of the park, triggering almost nine years of legal action.
In May, commissioners adopted a resolution to enter a a licensing agreement for the Northern Parcel as a private park.
According to County records, the Northern Parcel has 7,780 square feet.
