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Allapatchee Shores Park - Stormwater and Parking Enhancements

Allapatchee Shores Park - Stormwater and Parking Enhancements

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Construction

Allapatchee Shores Park - Stormwater and Parking Enhancements

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Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-Centennial Park Soccer Fields

Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-Centennial Park Soccer Fields

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Construction

Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-CP Soccer Fields

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Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-HARP Baseball Field #4

Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-HARP Baseball Field #4

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Construction

Ballfield LED Lighting Conversion-HARP Baseball Field #4

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Bayshore Live Oak Park - West Fishing Pier

Bayshore Live Oak Park - West Fishing Pier

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Design Development

Total replacement of the western fishing pier at Bayshore Live Oak Park.

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Bayshore Live Oak Park Seawall Replacement

Bayshore Live Oak Park Seawall Replacement

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Design Development

Bayshore Live Oak Park Seawall Replacement

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Cedar Point Pier Replacement

Cedar Point Pier Replacement

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Design Development

Cedar Point Pier Replacement

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Charlotte Harbor Event Center Seawall Replacement

Charlotte Harbor Event Center Seawall Replacement

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Parks And Recreation Current Phase: Design Development

Charlotte Harbor Event Center Seawall Replacement

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Disaster Recovery Site - Ainger Creek Park News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Ainger Creek Park Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

The site suffered significant waterfront and structural damage, including erosion, seawall displacement, and exposed mangrove roots. Several piers were damaged, along with the boat ramp, storm drain protections, and shoreline. Storm surges caused waterway fill, requiring dredging and reinforcement. Additional damage affected parking bumpers, containers, and signage.

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Disaster Recovery Site - Allapatchee Shores Park News Image

Disaster Recovery Site - Allapatchee Shores Park Disaster Recovery Project Site

Last Updated: 04/17/2026 Category: Disaster Recovery Site

Erosion to the kayak launch and stormwater outfall areas. Stormwater outfall retention wall damage.

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