Projects
The City of Bunnell is currently managing some $88 million in capital projects to include:
Phase 2 Coquina Hall Restoration
Phase 1 work at the Historic Coquina City Hall was completed in December 2024. Construction documents for Phase 2 are currently undergoing final review by the State of Florida, Division of Historical Resources, and will be ready for permitting once this review is complete. The primary goals of Phase II are to complete necessary repairs and to improve the accessibility of the building through ADA improvements. Phase 2 includes the following work: re-roofing the main building with new architectural shingles to have a similar appearance to the original asbestos roofing; rigid insulation roof panels and new gutters will also be installed; damaged roof sheathing and rafters will be repaired to match the existing materials; non-historic side entry canopies will be removed, and the original wood side doors will be refinished; new transom windows will be installed above the side doors; ADA access will be restored; structural repairs will also occur in the crawl space to address damaged floor joists; new ADA-compliant Men’s and Women’s restrooms will be built; and an expansion of the kitchen, including new finishes, cabinets, and appliances. Click here for updates and photos.
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Wastewater Treatment Plant Rehab / Expansion
The project entails design, permitting, funding assistance, and construction administration services to rehabilitate the existing plant to meet advanced wastewater treatment standards and expand the treatment capacity to 1.20 MGD.
CLICK HERE for more information on this Infrastructure Department project.
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Design-Build Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis Project
Design and construct a reverse osmosis system to treat brackish water and conduct a pilot study to determine the most effective treatment for the system.
CLICK HERE for more information on this Infrastructure Department project.
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Army Corps of Engineers Flood Plain Management Services (City-wide Flood Study)
The Army Corps of Engineers will provide a full range of information, technical services, and planning guidance and assistance on floods and flood plain issues through advice, education, information and technical support to the City of Bunnell.
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