Bunnell residents want to preserve the city’s history and beauty but don’t want government to tell them how to do it. That was the message city commissioners and members of the planning, zoning and appeals board heard during a joint workshop Feb. 20 at the Flagler County Government Services Building. The workshop focused on the…
DetailsDAYTONA BEACH — The developers behind the $289 million first phase of One Daytona, an ambitious vision of shops, restaurants, hotels and apartments across the street from Daytona International Speedway, are asking for roughly $40 million in public funding from Volusia County and the city of Daytona Beach. The wheels are in motion to provide…
DetailsAll across South Florida, civic advocates and Community Redevelopment Agencies are partnering with investors to turn aging neighborhoods into vibrant economic centers. CRAs help developers get deals done by identifying available land or providing financial incentives for projects that benefit the area and its residents. CRA-backed redevelopment transforms spaces, revitalizes places, creates millions of dollars…
DetailsCommunity Planning Technical Assistance Grants The Department’s Bureau of Community Planning application process is currently open through June 6, 2014. Purpose Funding was requested to assist counties and municipalities in meeting the requirements of the Comprehensive Planning Act, addressing critical local planning issues, and promoting innovative planning solutions. This will be an annual funding cycle.…
DetailsLARGO — Dolcini’s Gelato was a sweet spot in downtown Largo. It sold coffee, sorbet and Italian ice, but its specialty was creamy and delicious gelato in flavors ranging from pistachio to Oreo cookies. But now the shop in West Bay Plaza is just another downtown business that has closed. Dolcini’s is no more. That…
DetailsDUNEDIN — City commissioners have preliminarily approved discounts and incentives aimed at encouraging residential developers to build in the downtown. At issue is Dunedin’s Land Dedication Ordinance, or LDO. Since the mid 1970s, the ordinance has required owners of new residential developments containing five or more units to either include green space for their residents…
DetailsBills that would extend liability protection for the clean up of contamination sites known as “brownfields” are moving through the House and Senate. Bill supporters, including the Florida Brownfields Association, also are asking the Legislature to boost a $5 million annual tax credit for cleanups to reduce or eliminate what was a $14.7 million backlog…
DetailsAs Fort Meade drafts a vision for its downtown area, residents will come together again to review a report consolidating the ideas they expressed at a planning meeting. Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting Thursday, which will begin at 7 p.m. in the Fort Meade Community Center, 10 SW Third St. Colleen Burton of…
DetailsThe City of Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (the “CRA”), Florida, invites interested parties to submit qualifications from experienced individual(s), group(s), or company(ies), referred to in this RFP as the “Master Developer”, to provide the services described in the RFP. The CRA intends to evaluate and determine which firm(s) is qualified to participate in a…
DetailsThe Board of the Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) invites interested law firms and/or attorneys to submit a written Letter of Interest and Hourly rates to provide CRA Attorney services to the Boynton Beach CRA. The CRA intends to enter into a contractual arrangement with a firm or individual attorney to provide legal services…
DetailsThe City of New Port Richey, Florida invites interested qualified persons to submit Letters of Qualifications for the renovation and management of the Historic Hotel property. The Community Redevelopment Plan for this area requires a use such as a boutique hotel, restaurant and/or other related amenities. The City’s goal is for the historic preservation and…
DetailsThe Open-Air Information Center serves a critical purpose for the Port St. Joe Historic Downtown Shopping District: it will provide travelers on US-98 a vision of retail opportunities one block to the east — the center of the business district that is not visible from the highway. It will also serve to inform passers-by of…
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