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To view the list of Advisory Boards, their membership status, and any current vacancies,
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When a City Commission meeting is "in session" in the City Commission Chambers, you can listen to the meeting live online. All regular City Commission meetings are held in the City Commission Chambers @ City Hall. Occasionally special meetings and workshops are held at other facilities, and those facilities are not set up for live recordings. View the calendar for a list of all City Commission meetings. [Listen here...]
For updates on Road Closures due to CRA projects click here
The Chamber of Commerce building, located at 115 Canal Street, is in need of exterior repairs in order to “seal the envelope” of the building to prevent further weather damage to both the exterior and the interior. The City determined that Phase I of work on the Chamber of Commerce would consist of external restoration, with plans to do interior restoration work during Phase II. The City attained grant funding for Phase I in the amount of $382,800 through the Volusia County ECHO grant program. These funs are matched by $191,400 from the Community Redevelopment Agency. Therefore, total project funding available for Phase I is $574,200. The “Historic Structure Summary Assessment of the Southeast Volusia County Chamber of Commerce” has been provided by the consulting architect, Bender & Associates, Architects, p.a. Within this document, evaluations/analyses of existing conditions are provided with recommended alterations to return the building to its historic character while fixing problems mentioned above. A history of the building and detailed drawings of existing and historic elevations and interior layouts are also provided. Historic Structure Summary Assessment
When a CRA meeting is "in session" in the City Commission Chambers, you can listen to the meeting live online by going to City Government; Boards, Commissions and Agencies and by clicking the listen live online tab.
Items for sale include: cars, trucks, mowers, tractor, dump truck, street sweeper, Harben street cleaner, trailers, small equipment, furniture, pottery kilns, computers, footwear, exercise machine,and much, much more!
Aircraft Equipment Auction immediately following City Auction at 2096 Aero Circle.
Items for sale include: An entire hangar filled with aircraft equipment and supplies including a Simulator, John Deere Tractor, Generator, Nose Gear, Direction Finder, Transponder, Forklift, and much more. All Items Will Be Sold "As Is" by USA Auctioneering, Inc. Cash or Credit Cards only. For more information, please call the Public Works Department @ 386-424-2205.
Below is a list of the dumpster locations: 1. South St. by Mosquito Control between Auburn & Chester
2. South Duss Street and Field Street (Northwest Corner)
3. Julia Street and Lewis Street (Southeast Corner)
4. County lot @ Sams Ave. & Julia St. (Southeast Corner)
5. Callalisa Park (S. Peninsula and 3rd Avenue)
6. Sapphire Avenue & North Atlantic Avenue
7. Ocean Village Square @ 4190 South Atlantic Avenue (Northwest Corner of S. Atlantic and Matthews) To see a copy of the dumpster locations map, open this [Cleanup Location Map]
The awards will be announced and presented at the Volusia League of Cities Annual Banquet on Thursday, May 27, 2010. Great Job and Good Luck Commissioner Hathaway!
Update - Work is now scheduled to being the second week of March. No lane closures will occur within the City limits between 7:00 am & 8:00 pm. If you have any questions or concerns, please see the attached for contact information and other details. [Paving Project]
If you do not return your completed form by April 1, a Census Worker may visit you. Please be aware a Census Worker will carry a badge, a handheld device, a Census Bureau canvas bag, and a confidentiality notice. They will not ask for social security numbers, bank account numbers/information or credit card numbers. They will not solicit donations and will not contact you by email. For complete information about Census 2010, please see [Census 2010]
Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the City was able to secure grant funding to resurface South Riverside Drive from Lytle Avenue south to 6th Street intersection. For additional information about this project, please contact Kyle Fegley, City Engineer, at 386 424 2168. Maintenance of Traffic Plan
This ordinance, as revised, was adopted by the City Commission on June 23, 2009 and became effective immediately upon its final adoption. [Ordinance No. 27-09]
The former New Smyrna Beach High School (NSBHS) site is a classic example of the phased approach to restoration and enhancement. One early step recently completed is the eradication of the invasive exotic plant Brazilian pepper. Thanks to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Invasive Plant Management Team, funds were given to remove these pests from the NSBHS site as preparations are made for future phases. Most of these trees occurred along the perimeter of the site, adding to the huge challenge of enhancing the shoreline (using the Living Shorelines concept) while improving its stabilization. This initial step therefore involved mulching certain trees where appropriate on the east and south sides using a “brontosaurus” machine. This technique was used in areas where the machine could easily access the terrain and avoid native plants mixed amongst the peppers. Ground-level stumps were then treated with herbicide. On the north and west sides, the kill-in-place method was preferable in order to minimize potential damage to natives (eg, mangroves), keep costs down, and to leave the plant structure intact to protect the shoreline. These two sides present the biggest challenge to stabilization due to a high density of peppers and concrete rubble as rip-rap. Leaving the dead pepper trees in place until the next steps are taken (eg, removing a large section of the west side to construct a filtration marsh) will insure that the slopes remain stable. Speaking of next steps, look for FWC staff to team with local resource managers (Volusia County, Marine Discovery Center) to plant natives and remove pepper seedlings in certain areas. [Additional info...]
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