Panama City Port Authority Board of Directors Meeting July 2026 packet 2026-07-30

Panama City Port Authority · 2026-07-30 · packet

[One Seaport Drive, Panama City, Florida 32401] The Panama City Port Authority Board approved Task Order 3 from Taylor Engineering for West Terminal Bulkhead Repairs, which includes engineering for the replacement of tire fenders with cone fenders, additional concrete cap repairs, and rehabilitation of two mooring dolphins. The Board also approved American Sand and Asphalt Paving as the apparent low bidder for the Truck Escort Parking Expansion project with a base bid of $409,080.00. A Second Amendment to the Container Freight Station Lease Agreement with Linea Peninsular, Inc. was approved, extending the lease until December 31, 2026, reducing the leased premises to 50,000 square feet at a rate of $7.21 per square foot annually, with a monthly rent of approximately $30,041.67 starting August 1, 2026. The Board also approved a professional services agreement with Timmins Consulting, LLC, for governmental consulting services from August 1, 2026, through September 30, 2029, at a monthly cost of $6,000. [Adjacent to Hathaway Bridge, Panama City, Florida] The Panama City Port Authority Board is considering an updated site plan for Patronis Point, a nine-acre waterfront property adjacent to Hathaway Bridge. A 2010 concept study proposed professional office buildings, public waterfront spaces, a marina, and a restaurant. The current zoning classification is General Commercial (GC-1). The Board is seeking input on whether to further explore redevelopment options, update the feasibility study, or pursue other alternatives for the site. [One Seaport Drive, Panama City, Florida, 32401] This document outlines a proposed waterfront office park development for Port Panama City, including two 30,000 SF office buildings and a 3,000 SF restaurant/lounge with a 24-slip marina. The project is located at One Seaport Drive, Panama City, Florida, 32401, with adjacent areas including U.S. Highway 98, Hathaway Bridge, and Gulf Coast Community College. The development will feature extensive parking, pedestrian walkways, and a boat rental/excursion facility. Zoning is GC-1 (General Commercial). The document also details parking requirements, development standards, available infrastructure (sewer, water, power, roads), and potential impacts on traffic. Two separate agenda items discuss a forklift lease agreement and a public hearing for changing the method of publishing public notices to an online platform.