City of Tarpon Springs
Tarpon Springs is the lowest city land area in Pinellas County and is the greatest at risk to flooding. The sidewalks and City dock on Spring Bayou are frequently underwater. This has also caused structural problems. Access to the scenic Spring Bayou area is often barricaded to pedestrian access. Replacement of the aging, historic seawall and sidewalk along Spring Bayou at Craig Park is necessary. The new seawall and sidewalk would be installed at a higher elevation to address sea level rise. Craig Park is over 130 years old and has 1,910 feet of seawall and waterfront sidewalk facilities. The existing seawall and waterfront sidewalk on Spring Bayou is suffering severe deficiencies having been constructed at a low elevation when originally installed in the 1880s. Recently the sidewalks are submerged three to four times per month. The increase in the frequency of the flooding has accelerated deterioration of the structural steel within the concrete sidewalks; and because of this structural failure, the sidewalks are often barricaded until emergency spot repairs can be made.
Amount Appropriated
$4.0M
Federal Funding Lifecycle
FY2023FFID tracks stages 1–2 — stages 3–5 vary by agency, assistance type, and earmark structure.
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Tarpon Springs is the lowest city land area in Pinellas County and is the greatest at risk to flooding. The sidewalks and City dock on Spring Bayou are frequently underwater. This has also caused structural problems. Access to the scenic Spring Bayou area is often barricaded to pedestrian access. Replacement of the aging, historic seawall and sidewalk along Spring Bayou at Craig Park is necessary. The new seawall and sidewalk would be installed at a higher elevation to address sea level rise. Craig Park is over 130 years old and has 1,910 feet of seawall and waterfront sidewalk facilities. The existing seawall and waterfront sidewalk on Spring Bayou is suffering severe deficiencies having been constructed at a low elevation when originally installed in the 1880s. Recently the sidewalks are submerged three to four times per month. The increase in the frequency of the flooding has accelerated deterioration of the structural steel within the concrete sidewalks; and because of this structural failure, the sidewalks are often barricaded until emergency spot repairs can be made.
Sponsoring Member
Gus Bilirakis
Representative · FL
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Data Provenance
- Source
- House Appropriations Committee
- Status
- enacted
- Fiscal Year
- FY2023
- Category
- other unclassified
- Use Case
- parks recreation trails
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City of Tarpon Springs
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