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July 14, 2026 Public Works/Public Safety Meeting Agenda
The Public Works/Safety Committee agenda for July 14, 2026, includes New Business item 5A: Renewal & Replacement - Resurfacing Clipper Cove. Discussion item 7A is Project Updates from Joe. Stormwater/Floodplain questions and public comments are scheduled under item 9. The meeting will be held at Destin City Hall Annex Council Chambers at 5:30 PM.
- Board:
- Public Works Public Safety
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- Clipper Cove
July 14, 2026 Public Works/Public Safety Meeting Agenda Packet
The Public Works/Safety Committee met on May 12, 2026, to discuss and recommend approval for a Fiscal Year 2026 paving program. The program includes resurfacing and striping of multiple roadways: Gulf Shore Drive from Sandpiper Cove to the first cul-de-sac; Airport Road eastern section from Airport Curve to U.S. Highway 98; Misty Way; North Lakeside Drive; Driftwood Lane; Driftwood Court; Park Court; Flamingo Drive; Spring Lake Drive and associated cul-de-sacs; Elyse Lane; and Kent Lane. The total projected budget impact is approximately $3.1 million, with about $3.4 million remaining in the paving budget. Construction is expected to begin after August or September 2026. The committee also discussed the Linear Trail project and associated intersection improvements at Airport Road and Commons Drive, with construction anticipated in Fiscal Year 2028 or 2029. Drainage concerns along Airport Road were raised, and the committee noted that additional funds might be used for corrective drainage work if needed. A bid form from H & T Contractors, LLC for Miscellaneous Asphaltic Concrete Continuing Services lists unit prices for various materials and services, including different types of asphalt concrete, milling, aggregate base, concrete work, pipe installation, and sodding. The bid form references FDOT standards and specifications.
- Board:
- Public Works Public Safety
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended approval to engage the city's continuing services contractors to resurface & stripe the list of roadways and forward to City Council for final approval.
- Address:
- Gulf Shore Drive from Sandpiper Cove to the first cul-de-sac; Airport Road eastern section from Airport Curve to U.S. Highway 98; Misty Way; North Lakeside Drive; Driftwood Lane; Driftwood Court; Park Court; Flamingo Drive; Spring Lake Drive and associated cul-de-sacs; Elyse Lane; Kent Lane.
July 14, 2026 Public Works/Public Safety Meeting Minutes
The document is the minutes of the Destin City Public Works/Public Safety Committee meeting held on July 14, 2026. The committee recommended City Council approval to add Clipper Cove to the FY-2026 Road Resurfacing Program. The committee also discussed additional streets identified for resurfacing, including Holiday Isle streets, Misty Way, Airport Road (second half), several Keller Gardens streets, and additional Crystal Beach streets. Project updates were provided for Tarpon Street Park, Pickleball Courts, Highway 98 Landscaping, and the Palm Street Traffic Signal Project. A traffic study on Gulf Shore Drive found average vehicle speeds approximately 4 mph below the posted speed limit. The committee discussed a sidewalk request along the west side of Durango Road, noting significant challenges. Annexation of unincorporated Okaloosa County parcels was discussed, with first reading scheduled for July 20, 2026, and second reading for August 3, 2026. The Four Prong Lake Outfall project has approximately $2 million in state funding secured, with a total project estimate of approximately $3.5 million. No public comments were made on stormwater/floodplain items.
- Board:
- Public Works Public Safety
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Recommended City Council approval to add Clipper Cove to the FY-2026 Road Resurfacing Program; motion passed 6-0.
- Address:
- Destin City Hall Annex Chambers
July 13, 2026 City Council Budget Workshop #2 Agenda
This document is an agenda for a Destin City Council Workshop on July 13, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the Annex Council Chambers. The primary agenda item is a workshop on the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Cycle, which includes a public comment period. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or business opportunities are detailed in this agenda.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #2
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- Annex Council Chambers
July 13, 2026 City Council Budget Workshop #2 Agenda Packet
This document is a workshop agenda for the Destin City Council on July 13, 2026, focusing on the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Cycle. It outlines proposed expenditures totaling $45.9 million, with $18.1 million allocated for Capital Projects. The document details various completed and in-process capital improvement projects from FY 2026, and lists planned projects for FY 2027, including road repaving, sidewalk and bike lane construction, park renovations, and facility upgrades. The proposed millage rate for FY 2027 is recommended to remain at 1.610 mills. No specific development projects with addresses or applicant names are detailed, but the budget indicates significant investment in infrastructure and public facilities. This document details proposed budgets for various city departments for the year 2027. It includes line items for revenue, expenditures, and capital projects across Public Works, Stormwater Management, Facility Maintenance, Median Maintenance, Parking, Emergency Management, Harbor Channel, Harbor Water Quality, Undergrounding, Community Development, Building Department, Code Enforcement, Law Enforcement, Animal Control, Economic Development (including CRA districts), and Park and Recreation. Specific construction projects are listed with allocated funds, such as sidewalk and roadway improvements, parking lot expansions, and underground utility projects. The document also outlines operational expenses including salaries, professional services, supplies, maintenance, and utilities for each department. This document is a draft budget for the Park and Recreation Department, detailing proposed expenditures for various facilities and programs. It includes line items for salaries, overtime, insurance, contracted services, repairs and maintenance, supplies, and equipment for areas such as the Community Center, Morgan Sports Complex, Beachfront Parks, Leonard Destin Park, and general Parks. Specific line items indicate potential needs for machinery and equipment replacement, fencing, restroom/fieldhouse construction, and park renovations. This document details various departmental budgets and capital improvement projects for the upcoming fiscal year. It includes allocations for IT repairs and maintenance, printing, software, hardware, communications, salaries, professional services, and operational supplies across multiple city departments. Several capital improvement projects are outlined, including disaster debris management, construction of new bathrooms/fieldhouse at Morgan Sports Center, renewal of general government facilities (parking lot lights), replacement of public safety equipment and vehicles, physical environment equipment and vehicles (stormwater pump generator), road and sidewalk improvements, park facility renewals (fence, lighting, playgrounds), recreation facility renewals (fencing, equipment sheds, bleachers, playground, shade), transportation equipment and vehicles (pipehunter, skid steer, backhoe, dump trailer, generator, gator, trucks), and park equipment and vehicles (gators, mowers, trucks). A significant portion of the document details the budget for debt and leases, including principal and interest payments for various loans and bonds. [case 100023] Project 100023 involves disaster debris management with an estimated project cost of $100,000, funded by the General Fund. The project aims to pre-position continuing services contractors for expedient debris removal and critical repairs after a hurricane, enhancing emergency response and resilience. The project is not multi-year and has no stated initiation date. [Morgan's Sports Center; case 100039] Project 100039, 'MSC new bathrooms', involves the construction of a combination bathroom/fieldhouse facility at Morgan's Sports Center. The estimated project cost is $250,000, funded by Park Impact Fees. The project aims to increase restroom capacity, enhance ADA accessibility, and provide on-site storage. The estimated annual O&M cost is $6,000-$8,000. The project is scheduled to begin in FY27 with construction kick-off and mobilization in February 2027. [City Hall Annex; case 100043] Project 100043, 'Gen Gov RR Other', involves renewing/replacing major components of general government facilities. In FY2028, this includes replacing parking lot lights at the City Hall Annex. The estimated project cost is $25,460, funded by the Parking Fund. No change in O&M is expected. The project is scheduled for Planning & Design from Oct-28 to Dec-28. [case 100044] Project 100044, 'Pub Safety RR equip', involves renewing/replacing machinery and equipment for public safety purposes. In FY2027, this includes replacing a 2020 JOHN DEERE GATOR XUV835E and a generator. In FY2028, four vehicles are scheduled for replacement; in FY2029, one vehicle; and in FY2031, four vehicles. The total estimated costs are $52,530 for FY27, $193,085 for FY28, $48,080 for FY29, and $158,819 for FY31, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Procurement and contracting are scheduled for Oct-26 to Dec-26. [Heritage Run (stormwater pump); case 100045] Project 100045, 'Phys Envir RR equip', involves renewing/replacing machinery and equipment for stormwater, harbor water quality, and cemetery. In FY2027, this includes replacing the generator providing backup power for the stormwater pump at Heritage Run. The estimated project cost is $36,100, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Permitting, procurement, contracting, and construction are scheduled from Oct-26 to Dec-27. [case 100046] Project 100046, 'Roads SidewalksRR', involves repaving and restriping existing roads, replacing sidewalk panels, and replacing streetlights. In 2027, 36 sections of roadways last repaved between 1970-1995 are included. The total estimated costs are $3,169,458 for FY27, $4,275,206 for FY28, $3,078,196 for FY29, $2,681,469 for FY30, and $1,906,958 for FY31, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Procurement and construction are scheduled from Oct-26 to Sep-27. [Dog Park, Dalton Threadgill Park, Buck Destin Park, Main St park, Kell Aire park S, Kell Aire parks North and South, June White Decker park; case 100048] Project 100048, 'Parks RR Other', involves renewing/replacing major components of park facilities. In FY2027, this includes replacing the fence at the Dog Park, athletic field lighting at Dalton Threadgill Park, and the playground at Buck Destin Park. In FY2028, lighting at the dog park, amenities at Main St park, and playground equipment at Kell Aire park S are scheduled. In FY2029, landscaping and irrigation at Kell Aire parks North and South. In FY2030/31, decking at June White Decker park. The total estimated costs are $579,150 for FY27, $237,645 for FY28, $101,350 for FY29, $2,535 for FY30, and $34,780 for FY31, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Procurement and contracting are scheduled from Nov-26 to Mar-27. [Community Center, Morgan Sport Center; case 100049] Project 100049, 'Rec RR Other', involves renewing/replacing major components of recreation facilities (Community Center and Morgan Sport Center). In FY2027, this includes replacing fencing at Morgan Sport Center and replacing equipment sheds. In FY2029, bleachers in the community center gym are scheduled for replacement. In FY2030, the playground and shade at the community center. The total estimated costs are $594,396 for FY27, $54,636 for FY29, and $191,336 for FY30, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Engineering design is scheduled for 5/19/2025, permitting for 9/1/2026 to 9/15/2026, and construction from 10/1/2026 to 12/31/2026. [case 100051] Project 100051, 'Transport RR equip', involves renewing/replacing machinery and equipment for public works to maintain roads, sidewalks, medians, right-of-ways, and streetlights. In FY2027, replacements include a pipehunter, skid steer, backhoe, dump trailer, generator, gator, and two F-150s. The total estimated costs are $598,740 for FY27, $84,500 for FY28, $300,011 for FY29, $171,141 for FY30, and $83,471 for FY31, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Procurement and construction are scheduled from Oct-26 to Sep-27. [case 100052] Project 100052, 'Parks RR equip', involves renewing/replacing machinery and equipment for park maintenance. In FY2027, this includes replacing 3 gators, two mowers, and 5 trucks. In FY2029, $426,171 is allocated, and in FY2030, $120,768, and in FY2031, $35,940. The total estimated costs for FY27 are $323,130, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. Procurement and contracting are scheduled from Oct-26 to Dec-26. [case 100063] Project 100063, 'TRSAF', involves addressing small- to mid-scale safety improvements throughout the community, funded by the Okaloosa Half Penny Surtax. The City allocates $100,000 annually for this purpose. The funding is reviewed annually and is available through December 2029. The project aims to improve sidewalks and enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety. [US 98 corridor; case 100064 UNDER] Project 100064 UNDER involves the undergrounding of overhead utilities along the US 98 corridor. The project aims to improve resiliency, public safety, and aesthetics. Construction began in FY2024. The estimated project cost is $300,000, funded by Electric Franchise. The project is multi-year, with budget reviewed annually. The assets and improvements will belong to FPL and telecom providers upon completion. [Crystal Beach area (Four-Prong Lake); case 100073 4Prong] Project 100073 4Prong is a Four-Prong Lake Flood Mitigation project aimed at addressing historical elevated water levels and associated flooding in adjacent neighborhoods within the Crystal Beach area. The project involves implementing a dedicated stormwater discharge system. The Destiny East HOA has retained an engineer for design and permitting, and the City has secured a State appropriation grant through FDEP. The estimated project cost is $300,000 for FY2027 and $2,600,000 for FY2028. The project was initiated in FY2023. Annual O&M costs are estimated between $4,000 and $7,500. [Dalton Threadgill Park; case 100081 DLL Parking Lot] Project 100081 DLL Parking Lot involves the Dalton Threadgill Parking Expansion. The City purchased 446 Calhoun to augment parking. An engineering firm will be hired in FY 2026, with RFP and construction anticipated for FY 2027. The estimated project cost is $450,000, funded by the Parking Fund. The project was initiated in April 2026. Estimated O&M expenses include upkeep, minor repairs, and periodic repaving. [City Hall and City Hall Annex; case 100082 Gen Gov RR equip] Project 100082 Gen Gov RR equip involves the renewal/replacement of HVAC components at City Hall and City Hall Annex, a generator and transfer switch at the City Hall Annex, and two vehicles for building maintenance. The total estimated project cost is $192,610 for FY27, $53,045 for FY28, $38,245 for FY29, and $23,184 for FY31, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. No change in the level of service is expected. [Two cemeteries; case 100083 Phys Envir RR Other] Project 100083 Phys Envir RR Other involves the renewal/replacement of major components of stormwater and cemetery facilities, specifically renewing irrigation and landscaping at two cemeteries in FY 2027. The estimated project cost is $60,000, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. No change in the level of service is expected. [Library; case 100085 Library RR equip] Project 100085 Library RR equip involves the renewal/replacement of 5 major HVAC components at the Library, installed between 2002 and 2018. The estimated project cost is $47,380 for FY27, $8,740 for FY29, and $72,034 for FY30, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. No change in the level of service is expected. [Community Center and Morgan Sport Center; case 100086 Rec RR equip] Project 100086 Rec RR equip involves the renewal/replacement of 5 major HVAC components at the Community Center (installed 2016-2018), a Gator (2012) for Morgan Sport Center, and replacement of Sand Pros (2013 and 2019) for ball field maintenance. The estimated project cost is $169,950 for FY27, $23,340 for FY28, $52,450 for FY29, and $13,506 for FY30, funded by the Renew/Replace Fund. No change in the level of service is expected. [Sibert-Zerbe parking areas; case 100087 Sib-Zerb] Project 100087 Sib-Zerb involves the Sibert-Zerbe Parking Lot Consolidation, aiming to consolidate three separate gravel paid parking areas into a single, paved parking facility. The project will improve parking efficiency, safety, ADA accessibility, and reduce maintenance costs. The estimated project cost is $525,000, funded by the Parking Fund. The project initiation is planned for Spring 2026. Annual O&M costs are estimated at $10,000 to $18,000. [Destin Community Center; case 100089 ComCtr WindDoorsStucc] Project 100089 ComCtr WindDoorsStucc involves upgrades to the Destin Community Center, including replacing exterior windows and doors, and sealing and painting the roof. The project aims to improve safety, security, energy efficiency, and reduce water intrusion. The estimated project cost is $150,000, funded by the General Fund. The roof replacement was initiated in June 2026. The project is expected to reduce annual O&M costs by $5,000-$10,000 through energy savings and reduced maintenance. [Council Chambers; case 100091 Council Chambers Sound] Project 100091 Council Chambers Sound involves replacing aging and unsupported audio and audiovisual system components in the Council Chambers to maintain reliable service. The estimated project cost is $75,000, funded by the General Fund. No significant increase in annual operating costs is anticipated. [Mattie M. Kelly Blvd; case 100093 Mattie Kelly MUT] Project 100093 Mattie Kelly MUT involves extending the Multi-Use Trail (MUT) along Mattie M. Kelly Blvd, identified in the City's Mobility Plan and prioritized by the Town Center CRA's advisory committee. The project requires ROW acquisition. The estimated project cost is $500,000, funded by TC CRA. Construction is scheduled from July 2028 to May 2029. [Mattie M. Kelly Blvd; case 100094 Mattie Kelly NS] Project 100094 Mattie Kelly NS involves constructing a new location roadway for approximately 750 feet along Mattie M. Kelly Blvd, identified in the City's Mobility Plan and prioritized by the Town Center CRA's advisory committee. ROW acquisition is required. The estimated project cost is $1,000,000, funded by TC CRA. Construction is scheduled from July 2028 to May 2029. [Dolphin St between Scenic 98 and Luke Ave, and from Scenic 98 to US 98; case 100095 Dolphin St] Project 100095 Dolphin St involves the Dolphin Street Reconstruction, widening the roadway to 18 feet between Scenic 98 and Luke Ave, and adding 8-foot sidewalks on both sides from Scenic 98 to US 98. Drainage swales will be re-established. The project is identified in the City's Mobility Plan. The estimated project cost is $1,853,311, funded by Oka 1/2 Penny and Mobility Fee. Construction is scheduled from November 2027 to September 2028. [John Ave from Dolphin St. to Sunfish St.; case 100096 John Ave] Project 100096 John Ave involves constructing a new location roadway along the existing ROW from Dolphin St. to Sunfish St., with ribbon curbs and sidewalks on both sides. This roadway is identified in the City's Mobility Plan for connectivity and safety. The estimated project cost is $500,000, funded by Gas Tax # 2. Construction is scheduled from November 2027 to September 2028. [Main Street corridor (approx. 2,800 linear feet), Main Street and Palms Boulevard; case 100097 Main St] Project 100097 Main St involves Main Street Beautification and ADA Improvements along approximately 2,800 linear feet of public right-of-way. Improvements include repairing irrigation, regrading swales, resodding, installing landscaping, and repairing ADA landings. Drainage improvements at Main Street and Palms Boulevard are also included. The estimated project cost is $333,720, funded by the General Fund. Construction is scheduled from November 2026 with completion by February 2027. [Clement Taylor Park; case 500009 Clement Taylor Park] Project 500009 Clement Taylor Park involves renovations to Clement Taylor Park, funded partially by a RESTORE grant. The City is the subawardee with nearly $1 million in matching City funds. The project updates and improves the existing park. Construction is scheduled from September 2025 to October 2026. The estimated project cost is $185,000. [Crystal Shores Beach Park; case 500025 Crystal Beach] Project 500025 Crystal Beach involves the Crystal Shores Beach Park Development, an expansion project including new park amenities, additional public parking, ADA-compliant access, and landscaping. The estimated project cost is $1,909,765, funded by TDC 12.5% Grant and BOCC Grant. Construction is scheduled from October 2026 to October 2027. The project was initiated in FY 2020. Annual O&M costs are estimated at $50,000 to $80,000. [case 500028-55 Crosstown] Project 500028-55 Crosstown involves the Crosstown Connector AKA Azalea Drive Extension, an alternative east-west corridor to alleviate congestion on US Highway 98. The stormwater infiltration system was completed in January 2026. Road construction began in February 2026 and is expected to be completed by July 2027. The total estimated project cost is $3,550,000, funded by BOCC Grant and FDOT TRIP Grant. Annual O&M includes restriping every 7 years and resurfacing every 15 years. [Waterfront parks (Captain Royal Melvin, Norriego Point, Tarpon Beach); case 500044 TDC Beachfront] Project 500044 TDC Beachfront involves the purchase of two trucks for beachfront maintenance to service new waterfront parks. The estimated project cost is $80,000, funded by TDC 12.5% Grant. The trucks will be assigned to two new employees funded by TDC. [Five beach access points; case 500060 Beach Access] Project 500060 Beach Access involves replacing decking at five beach access points. The estimated project cost is $70,000, funded by TDC 12.5% Grant. The project aims to replace worn planks and hardware with fresh hardware and hardier planks. Construction is scheduled from March 2027. Multiple construction and machinery replacement projects are listed with allocated budgets across fiscal years 2027-2031. Specific projects include pedestrian pathway construction, hurricane response, library resource additions, restroom/fieldhouse construction, parking lot lighting replacement, various vehicle and equipment replacements (generators, trucks, Gators, excavators, trailers, mowers), road repaving on numerous streets, sidewalk panel replacements, playground equipment and park facility upgrades, fencing, bleacher replacement, community center window/door/stucco repair, sound system installation, sidewalk and bike lane construction, roadway connections, street reconstruction, and beautification projects. Public comment is not stated. This document details various financial expenditures and revenues, including line items for construction projects. Specifically, it lists costs associated with replacing beach access decks. The projects include Shirah Beach Access ($9,000), Pompano Beach Access ($11,000), Crystal Beach Access (cost not stated), and Baracuda Beach Access ($21,000). Calhoun Beach Access deck planking is also listed with a cost of $9,000. The document does not provide specific addresses, case numbers, applicant names, or decisions for these construction items, but they are categorized under 'Construct' and associated with a 'TDC 12.5% - Beach Acc' fund. This document is a budget allocation report for various city departments, detailing proposed expenditures for FY 2027 and projections for FY 2028. It does not contain information on specific development projects, addresses, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or public comments. The data primarily consists of financial line items for salaries, services, supplies, and maintenance across departments such as Emergency Management, Stormwater Management, Public Works, Parks, Libraries, and Building. Specific line items indicate potential opportunities for contractors and trades in areas like repairs and maintenance, professional services, operating supplies, and construction in progress, but without project specifics. This document is a budget and financial report for various city funds, detailing expenditures, revenues, and fund balances across multiple fiscal years (FY2025-FY2028). It does not contain information on specific development projects, contractor opportunities, zoning changes, or public comments related to such projects. The document outlines financial allocations for departments such as Building, Harbor Water Quality, Parking, Protective Inspection, Economic Development, Public Works, and various loan and grant funds. It lists line items for professional services, repairs and maintenance, construction in progress, machinery and equipment, and operating supplies, but these are presented as budget allocations rather than specific project details. This document is a draft budget for the City of Destin for Fiscal Year 2027, detailing operating expenses, capital outlay, debt service, grants, and transfers. It also outlines the calendar for adopting the budget, including key dates for workshops, public hearings, and final adoption. Specific account names and numbers are provided for various expenditures and revenue sources, such as repairs and maintenance, operating supplies, permits, and intergovernmental revenue. The document does not contain information about specific development projects, contractors, or their associated work.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #2
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- Morgan's Sports Center
- Applicant:
- Park & Recreation Director
July 13, 2026 City Council Budget Workshop #2 Minutes
City Council Budget Workshop #2 in City of Destin posted this record to its public file. The posted document carries a title and no readable project detail, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official document link above and watch for the fuller record the body posts later.
- Board:
- City Council Budget Workshop #2
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Minutes
July 9, 2026 Town Center CRA Committee Meeting Minutes
The document is the minutes of a Town Center Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee meeting held on July 9, 2026. It contains no specific project applications, addresses, parcels, or case numbers. The committee discussed and recommended the Fiscal Year 2027 Town Center CRA Budget and a $1.5 million allocation for Mattie Kelly Boulevard improvements (sidewalk, bicycle lane, and connector roadway) as the committee's top priority. The committee also discussed the Main Street Beautification Project ($333,000, funded through the General Fund), a Chase Bank redevelopment (existing building demolished, complete rebuild planned), a Design Collective application for a minor deck addition, and the Destin Water Users reclaimed water facility (approved outside CRA boundaries). The meeting included a public comment period with no public present. The committee nominated Kyle Davis as Vice Chair. The meeting was adjourned at 6:20 PM.
- Board:
- Town Center Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee
- Date:
- 2026-07-09
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- The committee recommended the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Town Center CRA Budget to the CRA Board (motion passed 4-0). The committee recommended allocating $1.5 million in Town Center CRA Funds to the Mattie Kelly Boulevard improvements as the committee's top priority (motion passed 4-0).
- Applicant:
- Design Collective (minor deck addition); Chase Bank (redevelopment); Destin Water Users (reclaimed water facility)
July 8, 2026 Harbor CRA Committee Meeting Agenda
This document is the agenda for the Harbor CRA Advisory Committee Meeting on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the Destin City Hall Annex Council Chambers. The agenda includes standard meeting procedures, approval of minutes from May 13, 2026, and discussion of 'Current Business' items: Long Term Financials and FY 2027 Budget, and a Monthly Development Update. It also includes time for Committee Member Comments and Public Comments. No specific development projects are detailed on this agenda.
- Board:
- Harbor CRA Advisory Committee
- Date:
- 2026-07-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- Destin City Hall Annex Council Chambers
July 8, 2026 Harbor CRA Committee Meeting Agenda Packet
[76 Harbor Boulevard; 10 Harbor Boulevard; 131 Calhoun Ave; case DEV-001575-2025 / PZ-2026-86; PZ-2026-78] The Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Advisory Committee meeting on May 13, 2026, included discussions on several development projects. Harbor Walk Village Phase II (76 Harbor Boulevard, Parcel ID: 00-2S-22-0630-0000-0900) is awaiting resubmittal after a corrections report was sent on June 12, 2026. The Emerald Grande Boiler Replacement (10 Harbor Boulevard, Parcel ID: 00-2S-22-0630-0000-1000) is under review for an addition of a 279 sq ft concrete pad for a new boiler. Several city projects are also underway or in procurement, including the Cross-Town Connector (Phase II under construction), the Zerbe/Calhoun Pedestrian Boardwalk Project Phase II (Boardwalk Under the Bridge) and Stahlman Avenue Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) Study (new contract with Baskerville Donovan, Inc.), Clement Taylor Park Improvements (131 Calhoun Ave, under construction), CTC Wayside Trail (in procurement), and Utility Undergrounding – Marler Bridge to Airport Road (under construction). The committee also discussed financial projections for FY 2027-2031, noting that CRA revenues are dedicated to debt service until March 15, 2029, with a positive fund balance anticipated by September 30, 2030. A resolution to create a special fund for fundraising for the CRA will be on the July 20, 2026, council agenda. A $1 million state appropriation is likely for the Stahlman/Azalea intersection redesign, and the local FDOT TPO has tentatively added funds for the pathway under the Marler Bridge, with the City earmarking $2.1 million in Infrastructure Surtax as matching funds. The committee also discussed the need for a public used motor oil disposal facility, the transfer of mooring field and breakwater work plans to the Harbor and Waterways Board, delaying action on a security camera work plan pending law enforcement input, discontinuing work on a Christmas decorations work plan, and reviewing parking agreements with livery vessel businesses. Significant discussion focused on the future of the One Calhoun property, including potential uses like green space, a park, or parking, and exploring options with the Florida Forever program or FDOT for future bridge construction needs. No public comments were received.
- Board:
- Harbor CRA Advisory Committee
- Date:
- 2026-07-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Awaiting Resubmittal; Undergoing Open Space Review; Under Construction; In Procurement; New contract with Baskerville Donovan, Inc.
- Address:
- 76 Harbor Boulevard; 10 Harbor Boulevard; 131 Calhoun Ave
- Applicant:
- Harborwalk Village Phase II; Emerald Grande
June 25, 2026 Harbor and Waterways Board Meeting Agenda Packet
[1 Harbor Blvd; case ITEM # 2026-926] The Harbor and Waterways Board is considering two new work plans: a Breakwater/Snorkeling Location and Oyster Gardening project, and a Destin Harbor Mooring Field. The Breakwater/Snorkeling/Oyster Gardening project aims to enhance marine ecosystems and water quality by establishing oyster gardens and breakwaters, starting at Clement Taylor Park. The Destin Harbor Mooring Field project proposes developing a regulated mooring field at 1 Harbor Blvd to improve safety, environmental stewardship, and economic development, including hiring a Harbormaster. [1 Harbor Blvd] This document outlines a proposed work plan for establishing a mooring field in Destin Harbor. The plan details the benefits of mooring fields for safety, the environment, the local economy, and the boating community, emphasizing their role in providing organized and secure vessel protection, enhancing tourism, and supporting local businesses. It addresses the need for a Harbormaster, upland facilities (including restrooms, showers, laundry, and sewage pump-out services), and regulatory compliance. The document compares Destin Harbor to other harbors that have mooring fields and Harbormasters, highlighting Destin's current lack of these amenities. Specific locations for potential mooring fields are discussed, with 1 Harbor Blvd identified as a potential site for upland facilities. The plan also touches on funding mechanisms, including potential grant programs like the Clean Vessel Act, and outlines the responsibilities of a Harbormaster. The document references various examples of mooring field management plans and user agreements from other municipalities. Public comment is not explicitly detailed, but the document implies a need for improved harbor management to address issues like vessel congestion and environmental concerns.
- Board:
- Harbor and Waterways Board
- Date:
- 2026-06-25
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval by HCRAAC to HWB
- Address:
- 1 Harbor Blvd
- Applicant:
- City of Destin Harbor CRA Advisory Committee (HCRAAC) recommended to Harbor and Waterways Board (HWB)
June 23, 2026 Parks and Recreation Meeting Agenda
This document is an agenda for the Parks & Recreation Committee meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. It lists several items for discussion including Old Business (4th of July Fireworks and Drone Show, Independence Day Bike Parade), New Business (Joe's Bayou Improvements, Pickleball Courts Ribbon Cutting, Parks and Recreation Month), and Staff Reports (Tarpon Beach). Public comments will be heard. No specific decisions or project details beyond the item titles are provided in this agenda.
- Board:
- June 23, 2026 Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting CANCELED
- Date:
- 2026-06-23
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- CITY HALL BOARDROOM
June 23, 2026 Parks and Recreation Meeting Packet
The Parks & Recreation Committee met on May 26, 2026. Key discussions included the Independence Day Bike Parade on July 1, 2026, starting at Destin Elementary School at 4pm, with the parade beginning at 6pm and food trucks on site. The committee also discussed the upcoming Fourth of July celebration, proposing a motion to keep traditional fireworks for the 250th anniversary and add a supplemental drone show from an alternate location, to be presented to City Council on June 1st. Budget discussions focused on renovations and improvements at Morgans facilities, including playground lighting, fencing upgrades, sod replacement, shade structures at the dog park, safety netting, dugout renovations, and batting cage lighting. Restroom improvements at Buck Destin and construction of a cemetery shed were also mentioned. Dog park fencing upgrades for both large and small areas, including double maintenance gates, were estimated at $59,000. The committee also discussed the status of new pickleball courts, with sod and tree installation complete but court surfacing delayed due to weather and utility issues. Pooch Palooza fundraising proceeds of approximately $1041 were noted, with potential uses including agility course equipment for dog parks. New benches have been ordered for the dog park, and recent reseeding and turf improvements were praised. A fishing line disposal unit for Norriego Point Park is pending an update. Concerns were raised about construction materials and a dumpster at a city waterway access site near 731 Bayou Drive.
- Board:
- June 23, 2026 Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting CANCELED
- Date:
- 2026-06-23
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
1. A building sign shall not extend more than six inches (6”) beyond any edge of the surface to
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. A projecting building sign that is oriented perpendicularly to the building façade may extend
This item concerns proposed regulations for projecting building signs in the City of Destin. Specifically, it addresses how far a sign can extend from a building's surface. The proposed rule states that a projecting sign, oriented perpendicular to the building, may extend no more than four feet from the surface it is attached to. This is currently under review by the Local Planning Agency. The review process could lead to new rules affecting how businesses can display signage. Contractors specializing in signage, installation, and potentially building facade work may find opportunities as businesses adapt to new regulations. Engaging early could provide an advantage before final permits and specific project plans are established.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. Agent Affidavit
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. All commercial special events proposing to utilize temporary signage shall apply for a special
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. Attached, i.e., a “building sign” or a sign that is attached to a structure that is occupiable by or
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. Attached, i.e., a “building sign” or a sign that is attached to a structure that is occupiable or
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. Be a light source, such as a search light or laser, if approved in conjunction with a special event
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
1. Each lifeguard station may display one sign of not more than nine (9) square feet.
June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting listed this item on its agenda for 2026-06-18 in City of Destin. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_item
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