infrastructure

Provide storm water treatment and attenuation in road rights of way located in the Segment 4.1 CRA District.  Storm hardening measures with undergrounding all overhead utilities in Segment 4.1 CRA District. This project will reduce pollution to the Gulf of Mexico, minimize flooding to the transportation grid and adjacent property, and protect power and communication […]

Provide storm water treatment and attenuation in all road rights of way located in the CRA District.  Storm hardening measures with undergrounding all overhead utilities in the CRA District. 00

Construct a series of off-road bicycle paths. +40

Most ditches and creeks are in need of clearing for pre- and post- hurricane issues to include access for reoccurring maintenance. Clear drainage will eliminate potential flooding for future events. +10

Install optical infrastructure capable of working at and through FLR which would be available to both the public and private sectors. Promote economic development and enhance operations of public institutions including military installations. +20

Creation of an additional east-west roadway servicing Bay County and Panama City Beach from Hathaway Bridge to SR 79. Presently, this area is served by one main travel corridor, US 98. After the storm major congestion resulted and impacted evacuation, access to emergency vehicles, 1st responders, etc. Another route will be instrumental in recovery process.

The project takes advantage of the new Port capacity at the East Terminal to expand the container handling capacity at the West Terminal. It includes a third container handling crane, additional container storage, additional racks for refrigerated containers, additional chassis parking, a new container freight station, and an expanded interchange gate. +20

Option to construct a North Bay Bridge. One that cuts across from the foot of Hathaway (west side) and across the Bay to the north end of Bailey Bridge or there about. This could have a huge impact on traffic especially those needing to go north bound and would cut out all of the “in

911 / Dispatch facility capable of handling all 911 demand and dispatch of police, fire and EMS resources. +40

Permanent protection and management of 2,000 acres of targeted forests, fields, and wetlands will simultaneously benefit the Panama City Crayfish (PCC) and will remove regulation, provide flood protection for the community, and filter water that feeds our bay.  1) Removes the PCC from the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA) which removes ESA permitting for development;