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Jacksonville Beach council OKs conceptual design for low-speed-vehicle parking lot downtown
Summary
The city council approved phase 1 conceptual design and authorized execution of a scope-and-fee agreement to study a low-speed vehicle parking lot on CRE-owned property across from Cape Parking Lot; council members noted ADA access and tree preservation.
The City of Jacksonville Beach City Council on Feb. 18 approved phase 1 of a conceptual design and authorized the mayor and city manager to execute a scope-and-fee agreement to study a low-speed vehicle parking lot on Community Redevelopment (CRE) property across from the Cape Parking Lot.
Taylor Mobs, CRE coordinator, presented the proposal and described the lot as…
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