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Residents press Daytona Beach commissioners for stronger action on Nova Canal flooding
Summary
Multiple residents and commissioners told the Nov. 6 meeting that recent storms exposed ongoing Nova Canal drainage failures, DOT's current work is a limited skim rather than full restoration, and the commission asked staff to pursue cost estimates and follow up with FDOT and the Army Corps.
Flooding and stormwater concerns dominated public comment and a large portion of the commission's discussion on Nov. 6. Commissioners and multiple residents described repeated home flooding since recent storms and urged more aggressive action to restore the Nova Canal and increase local stormwater capacity.
Commissioner (unnamed in transcript) asked whether the city could press FDOT to prioritize full restoration. David Waller, public works director, said FDOT has reengaged…
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