Dunedin City Commission Plans for Marina Master Plan

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission recently convened to discuss a range of topics important to the community’s well-being and safety. Among the various issues, the most significant was the proposal for a Marina Master Plan aimed at addressing the aging marina facilities’ needs. The plan included discussions on marina infrastructure improvements, such as adjustments to docks, slips, and seawalls, and the implementation of a phased approach to expansion, with a focus on improving safety, accessibility, and environmental compliance.

Dunedin Commission Tackles Infrastructure and Public Safety

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission recently convened to address several issues, with the most pressing being the city’s infrastructure and public safety. The meeting saw the approval of an increase in funding for the Tyler Erp project by $94,800. The commission also awarded a service authorization task assignment worth $96,020 for an analysis of flooding alternatives on north Douglas Avenue, highlighting the urgency to tackle ‘sunny day flooding’ in the community.

Dunedin Approves Wastewater Infrastructure Project

Overview: In a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, the commission approved a contract for the construction of the fiscal year 24 Wastewater lift station Rehabilitation project to TLC Diversified Inc. The project, valued at $941,618, is part of the city’s ongoing infrastructure maintenance program. The commission also addressed the postponement of the Midtown parking garage design criteria package and discussed a resolution for pavement maintenance related to Skinner Boulevard improvements.

Dunedin Commission Debates Future of Freebie Loop Program

Overview: In a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, the primary focus was on the future of the Freebie Dunedin Loop program, a six-month pilot project that has provided alternative transportation within the downtown area. The program has been well-received by the community, and the commission discussed the possibility of making the service a permanent feature. The meeting also covered the allocation and monitoring of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, as well as the commission’s regular business.

Dunedin City Commission Debates Investment Plan and Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: In a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, the most discussions revolved around the potential switch of the city’s investment plan from the current Guaranteed Growth Fund (GGF) to a different capital preservation option, raising concerns about the impact on employees’ retirement plans and the necessity for clear communication regarding investment choices. The Commission also addressed infrastructure upgrades, particularly the restoration of a significant inland well and improvements to the city’s sidewalks and the development of new pickleball courts at Eagle Scout Park.