cape coral yacht club renovation

Replacing marina wet slips. Planned improvements include an expanded beach area relocation of the boat ramp seawall.

City Council Moves Forward With Revised Yacht Club Design

The Cape Coral Yacht Club is set to close this spring while major renovations of the parks facilities are completed.

. The Parks GO Bond will fund major improvements at the Yacht Club Community Park. Demolition of the boat ramp. The City of Cape Coral is postponing the closure of the Cape Coral Yacht Club Community Park originally scheduled to begin on April 1 2022 until the City receives the necessary regulatory permits needed for construction.

It is expected to close for two years once all the permits are approved and residents are given 60-days notice of the closure. Yacht Club Community Park. City council members gave preliminary approval Monday night to a new design plan for the Cape Coral Yacht Club project that increases the price tag to an estimated 34 million.

Closure of the park is required due to the extent of the construction and renovations taking place. City officials support the idea of closing the Yacht Club Community Park while it undergoes massive renovations for potentially two years. It is unknown yet when the needed permits will be issued.

In November 2018 Cape Coral voters approved a 60 million expansion of the citys parks and recreation amenities via the Parks Recreation General Obligation GO Bond. Most of the parks programs will be relocated to other facilities during this closure. The city of Cape Coral will pay for its multi-million dollar renovation of the Yacht Club facility and park by issuing tax-free bonds.

By CHUCK BALLARO - Dec 9 2021 Closing the Cape Coral Yacht Club park complex for two years for its 37 million renovation will save four months in construction time and more than 430000 in projec. The proposed renovation is part of Cape Corals Go Bond initiative. At the Yacht Club Ballroom 5819 Driftwood Parkway Cape Coral FL 33904.

The Yacht Club will close on April 1 2022 for about two years. The city announced the closure of the park in. The City of Cape Coral is postponing the closure of the.

Cape Coral has delayed the two-year closure of the Yacht Club Community Park for renovation because required regulatory permits have not been issued. City Council to discuss yacht club renovations WFTX Digital Team. Wright Construction is providing Design-Build services for the new City Garage and Public Works Offices.

Only 12 million of that was allocated to the Yacht Club as the plans for it then were more modest. One section of the building will be primarily offices classrooms locker rooms offices a receptionistlobby area. Some of the new yacht club renovations will include a three-story parking garage and a new four-lane boat ramp.

Cape Coral Yacht Club Renovation. The City Council is considering moving away from the initial 109 million Parks and Recreation General Obligation GO Bond funding for the Yacht Club improvements to a 20-year financing plan. Currently the cost of renovating the Yacht Club alone is at 42 million.

In 2020 Cape Coral City Council. Demolition of the harbormaster building. With the park now expected to be completely renovated the cost of that project alone has risen significantly.

Rescued manatee is released in Cape Coral. This new construction project is located adjacent to the Sebastian Municipal Airport. A new yacht club is coming to Cape Coral equipped with shops boat slips and a water park.

The renovation at the Yacht Club involves. Cape Coral residents were given a chance to speak on the Yacht Club Community Park renovations at a town hall in the Yacht Club Ballroom Monday night with more than 100 residents voicing their. Exit Full Screen.

In 2018 city residents passed a 60 million general obligation bond referendum to built new parks and renovate old ones. Cape Coral City Council on Wednesday unanimously green-lighted the issuance of up to 60 million in revenue bonds to fund the project which has seen its projected price tag rise from 12 million to more than 42 million as the. Residents who love to visit the Cape Coral Yacht Club showed up there on Monday to voice concerns on a multi-million dollar renovation plan that will close the city facility for two years.

But not everyone is happy about this big reveal. Kathy Sousa cant wait to see the renderings for the. A 60 million project to expand the citys parks and amenities.

Funds for the renovation come from a 60 million dollar expansion of citys parks and recreation amenities that was approved by Cape Coral voters in November 2018. Organized as a combination project update informational presentation and QA by District 1 Councilmember Gloria Tate the session drew mostly residents who. Its happening Monday February 28 from 530 pm.

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