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Council presses ClearPath on financing, easements, manatee protections and contingency assumptions
Summary
Council members sought details about ClearPath's financing partners after a prior backer withdrew, asked whether easements or FDOT restrictions affect design, and flagged low contingency assumptions; ClearPath said Hageman is engaged and the team will comply with manatee-plan updates.
Council members focused follow-up questions on financial readiness, easement needs, marina permitting and contingency planning during ClearPath’s presentation to the Vero Beach City Council.
A council member asked about an earlier financial backer that had dropped out; ClearPath said that party’s withdrawal was unrelated to the project and that Hageman has been brought on as a financing partner. Tom Peck of Hageman, joining remotely, told the council Hageman can fulfill part of the financing role and could help…
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