Escambia County and the City of Pensacola requests Letters of Interest from qualified firms for design and engineering services for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park. Funding for design and permitting has been secured through the Escambia County RESTORE Direct Component allocation. This project shall consist of stormwater treatment facilities that assist in area flooding…
When it comes to attracting industrial business, Manatee County is being steadily outpaced by some neighboring counties. Catching up with the competition will require a new mindset and lots of cash. Last August, the Board of County Commissioners authorized staff to hire a consulting firm to analyze how officials could use about 6,700 acres spanning…
The City of Tampa and the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) of the City of Tampa, (collectively the “City”) hereby give notice pursuant to Part III, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, of their request for submission of proposals from qualified and experienced applicants to update and amend the East Tampa CRA Strategic Action Plan (SAP). The Sap…
This summer has proven to be more than just a hot season for Fifth Avenue South in Naples. A sizzling renaissance of sorts is sweeping through the main street attraction at the heart of the city. Riding the wave of niche brands in the retail industry, about 10 new stores recently opened or are opening…
A 32-year-old environmental hazard cleared the way for a developer to receive several economic incentives from the state of Florida thanks to an official brownfield designation. The 96-unit Oaks at Lakeside apartment complex is set to be developed by HTG Creekside on 16.8 acres of land just west of John H. Marble Park in the…
The City/CRA is seeking qualified firms to develop a Brand and Marketing Strategy to solidify the brand 172 and deliver the message of the brand promise to the residents, businesses and visitors of New Port Richey. The resulting plan will include: A current market analysis of the New Port Richey Trade Area; A Branding platform…
SALARY: $53,129.00 – $87,663.00 Annually OPENING DATE: 08/14/19 CLOSING DATE: 09/11/19 04:15 PM DESCRIPTION: This position involves highly responsible administrative work in the day-to-day operation and management of the City’s economic development and community redevelopment plans and functions. The employee exercises considerable initiative and independent judgment and must work closely with a wide variety of…
The Gainesville Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will soon transition into a city department — the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area (GCRA). Much like the CRA, the new city department will be tasked with addressing some of the community’s most pressing infrastructure and development challenges over the next 10 years. During its Aug. 15 and Sept. 5…
The City of Haines City invites developers, end-users and interested parties (collectively “Proposer”) to submit a Proposal to purchase or lease and redevelop properties as part of a Public & Private Partnership (P3). The properties are located at 117 North 7th Street & 121 North 8th Street, Haines City, Florida 33844. The development of these…
Performs duties of a Code Compliance Officer within the Code Compliance department, reporting to the Code Compliance Manager. The purpose of this position is the overall investigation, compliance, and enforcement of the City’s laws, regulations, and ordinances governing land use, building, zoning, signs, and related issues. This position will include both office and field responsibilities…
In Los Angeles, where drivers spent an average of 128 hours sitting in traffic in 2018, most commuters still choose to drive to work alone. A new aerial view of a street in downtown L.A. helps make the case for picking public transit instead, as it shows buses flying down a dedicated bus lane. In…
Even with the citizenship question settled, an accurate 2020 census will face an uphill battle. The biggest obstacles to a complete count are the different “hard to count” populations that can be found all over the country, even without the question that many, including the Census Bureau itself, projected would suppress response rates, even among…
