Our View: Deltona’s ready for redevelopment

Deltona is Volusia County’s most populous city and also one of its most visibly blighted, with an aging housing stock and a relatively puny commercial base. Access to basic necessities, like groceries and health care offices, is picking up — but Deltona still lacks the bustling mix of restaurants, shopping, services and other amenities that…

Depot Park chugs closer to completion

Depot Park’s opening remains ahead of schedule. It’s set for Aug. 1, less than a year after construction began. And with a recent $60,000 donation from Capital City Bank, local residents will receive respite from Florida’s relentless summer sun via a new sunshade structure. “It was a missing link in the project,” said Cindi Harvey,…

Construct-A-Lead Reported Today that the Following Florida Construction Projects Will Have the Necessary Approvals and Will go Forward

Construct-A-Lead, the Construction Industry’s most comprehensive construction lead service, reported today that the following Florida construction projects will have the necessary approvals and will go forward. Businesses will have ample opportunities to provide construction bids and other services relative to these projects Interested parties are invited to visit construct-a-lead.com and sign up for a test drive.…

Top Community Gardens In South Florida

Also known as “La Florida,” South Florida is known for its amazing gardens, fabulous flowers or amazing horticulture. In fact, South Florida is the only area in the United States to have a moist, tropical climate. That said, we are able to produce fruits and vegetables that are genuinely “tropic” and grow popular fruits and…

Tackling ‘a complicated issue’: A look at St. Augustine’s mobility consultant, Littlejohn Engineering Associates

The challenge of creating a mobility plan in St. Augustine, a place with unique history and growing demands, belongs to Littlejohn Engineering Associates. “Mobility is the most important initiative that we’re doing in the city … in my mind,” City Manager John Regan said, adding that it’s “a complicated issue with many components to it.”…

Cocoa City Council Approves New Grant Program to Attract New Business

On June 28, 2016, Cocoa City Council approved a resolution providing for program guidelines and eligibility for the Commercial Property Enhancement Program (CPEP). The CPEP is a performance-based reimbursement grant designed to encourage private investment and improvements to exterior frontage of commercial properties located along major transportation corridors in Cocoa. The CPEP is intended to…