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Palm Coast council approves $6 million design agreement for Old Kings Road Phase 2 amid funding questions
Summary
The City Council approved a $6 million design contract with CBH Incorporated for Old Kings Road South Phase 2, prompting public questions about which funds will pay for design and possible utility relocations and a $229,792 FPL deposit for pole relocation tied to the project.
Palm Coast City Council on Tuesday approved a $6,000,000 design contract with CBH Incorporated to advance design for Old Kings Road South Phase 2 and related Town Center/Royal Palms intersection improvements.
The contract, presented by Carl Cody, the city's director of stormwater engineering, advances design for the section between the northern terminus of Phase 1 and Palm Coast Parkway and includes utility coordination, right‑of‑way work, and stormwater modifications tied to the Lehigh Canal. Cody said the design will take utilities and the Phase 2a segment to 100 percent and Phase 2b to 60 percent for permitting, with a target completion in November 2026.
Council members and members of the public pressed staff on how the project will be funded. Cody and staff said multiple “pots” of money were earmarked:…
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