Stay informed about the latest local news, community developments, and projects affecting Volusia and Flagler counties. From Daytona Beach pier improvements to new development proposals in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast, these updates highlight changes happening throughout our area.
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Daytona Beach Invests $603,000 in Pier Restoration
Daytona Beach city leaders have approved $603,000 for structural upgrades and maintenance on the city's historic 100-year-old pier. The work is intended to keep this popular landmark safe and enjoyable for residents and visitors while officials consider long-term plans for a full concrete replacement.
Palm Coast and School Board Move Closer to New $14 Million YMCA
Palm Coast City Council and the Flagler County School Board are preparing for key votes on a proposed 46,300-square-foot YMCA in Town Center. The $14 million project would include an Olympic-size swimming pool, a second family pool, a wellness center, and a 17,000-square-foot open-air sports gym. The facility could provide additional recreation and fitness opportunities for Flagler County residents.
Ormond Beach Receives New Purchase Proposal for River Bend Golf Course
The City of Ormond Beach has received a new $5 million offer from Holly Hill-based GPS Civil Construction to purchase the former River Bend Golf Course. The company proposes turning the 172-acre property into an extension of the nearby airport business park, with additional aircraft hangars and industrial facilities. The proposal could influence future development and land use in the Ormond Beach area.
Flagler County Protects 39 Acres of Coastal Land Along A1A
Flagler County has finalized a $3.25 million purchase to protect 39 acres of coastal land along the Intracoastal Waterway near the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve. The property is one of the remaining large undeveloped tracts along A1A. The conservation agreement limits future development and helps preserve local wildlife habitats, coastal dunes, and natural vegetation.
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