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City staff: stormwater permit to be submitted next week; downtown alleys, MLK CDBG awaiting approvals

Port St. Joe City Commission · February 18, 2026
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Summary

City staff told the commission that the city-complex 90% plans are nearly complete and a stormwater permit package will be submitted next week, that downtown alley drainage design and alley improvements are in progress, and that MLK CDBG items await state review before survey and kickoff.

City staff provided multiple project updates on the city government complex and downtown infrastructure. Josh told commissioners the government-complex design is at a 90% plan set and that the stormwater permit package is expected to be ready for submission next week; staff said the permit submittal will clarify wetlands, dredging and related permitting timelines.

Josh also reported downtown-alley drainage is in design and that the team has discussed several options with engineers; he said some alley stormwater work will be submitted shortly and that the review process for that item could take 30–45 days. On the MLK CDBG project, staff said they are waiting on state review before ordering a survey and holding a project kickoff to finalize scope.

Commissioners asked about sequencing and possible Requests for Additional Information (RAIs). Staff said they do not expect a major RAI on the pending alley stormwater submittal and that once the stormwater package is submitted they will provide a more detailed schedule.