Dunedin Plans for Solar-Powered Hotel and Winery Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunedin Local Planning Agency approved the design review for a new mixed-use development on Causeway Boulevard, featuring a solar-powered hotel and a proposed winery. This project, which has been in the works since the property’s vacancy in 2005, is anticipated to bring a combination of residential and commercial spaces, including retail and a seven-room hotel, to the area.

Dunedin City Commission Discusses Coca-Cola Plant Closure and Cybersecurity

Overview: During a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, the impending closure of the local Coca-Cola plant emerged as a concern among citizens and city officials, sparking discussions on the future use of the property and its impact on the community. Alongside these talks, the Commission also approved a resolution to adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework for cybersecurity, following a recent cyber attack on the city’s systems.

Dunedin Commission Addresses Stormwater Challenges and Approves Art Project

Overview: In an effort to tackle infrastructure and environmental concerns, the Dunedin City Commission has reached a consensus on a rate increase to fund essential stormwater projects amidst discussions of the city’s vulnerability to sea level rise. The meeting also highlighted the approval of a public art project aimed at celebrating diversity and honoring local historical figures.

Dunedin Designates Historic Landmark, Approves Duke Energy Franchise

Overview: In an effort to preserve the city’s cultural heritage, the Dunedin City Commission, in its February 22nd meeting, designated the Pee’s home as a local Historic Landmark. Additionally, the Commission approved a new electric utility franchise agreement with Duke Energy, which promises enhanced solar initiatives and improvements in service reliability.

Dunedin City Commission Advances Solar and Infrastructure Initiatives

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission recently convened to deliberate and vote on several critical initiatives, with a focus on advancing solar energy projects, maintaining and improving city infrastructure, and enhancing the safety and aesthetics of the community. Notably, the commission approved a comprehensive solar feasibility study and awarded contracts for sewer system maintenance, while also moving forward with the Skinner Boulevard Complete Streets Urban Corridor Improvement project.