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More Info2024 Bathtub Beach/Sailfish Point Beach NourishmentPlacement of 220,000 cubic yards of beach sand from the St. Lucie flood shoals to restore Bathtub and Sailfish Point beaches to pre Hurricane Nicole conditions.ConstructionCoastalDistrict 1District 1
More Info2024 St. Lucie Inlet Operation and Maintenance The navigation maintenance of the St. Lucie Inlet with material placement in off-shore borrow area B.In DesignCoastalDistrict 1
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More Info2026 Hutchinson Island Shore Protection ProjectThis federal navigation project provides maintenance of the St. Lucie Inlet and associated infrastructure, along with state-mandated sand bypassing to adjacent beaches in compliance with the 2016 St. Lucie Inlet Management Plan and the 2023 Sediment Budget update. Maintenance projects remove sand from the navigation channel, impoundment basin, and interior shoals to provide safe navigation through the Inlet.In DesignCoastalDistrict 1District 1
More Info2026 MacArthur Dune and Beach NourishmentThe MacArthur Blvd dune restoration project plans to reconstruct a beachfront dune along MacArthur Boulevard beach beginning at Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Monument R-25 and extending south to R-34.In DesignCoastalDistrict 1District 1
More InfoAutomatic Meter Read (AMR) Replacement3200 water meters are being replaced per year throughout the County.ConstructionUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1
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More InfoBeau Rivage Water Main Assessment with Force MainProposed water assessment. Will construct a low pressure sewer collection system if the water assessment is approved by the Board of County Commissioners.In DesignUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1District 1
More InfoHydrant ReplacementReplace older and obsolete fire hydrants as needed on an annual basis.ConstructionUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1
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More InfoIndian RiverSide Park (Parking Lot Expansion)Add a paved/landscaped parking lot between the US Sailing Center and the Mansion at Tuckahoe. The US Sailing Center has received a grant to help pay for the majority of the construction. Match funded by County has been submitted as a part of the CIP program. Project is expected to go out to bid late sometime in 2024In DesignParksDistrict 1District 1
More InfoIndian Riverside Park Living ShorelineThe proposed living shoreline design consists of native materials to stabilize the shoreline, maintain public access, and restore critical habitat. The proposed living shoreline will reduce the effect of these factors adjacent to Indian Riverside Park and will restore nearly 2 acres of seagrass habitat.In DesignCoastalDistrict 1District 1
More InfoJensen Beach Causeway (North Boat Ramp)Jensen Causeway North Boat Ramp – The design consultant has scheduled the bathometric surveys for this ramp.In DesignParksDistrict 1District 1
More InfoJensen Beach Impoundment Hydrological RestorationThe Jensen Beach Impoundments was constructed in 1958. The sites are comprised of mangrove communities and function to control salt marsh mosquitoes. Historically, culverts and pump stations were installed in an effort to improve water quality, soil chemistry, and promote interconnectivity with the Indian River Lagoon. Water quality during the impounded period of the year demonstrates the need for hydrological restoration and the installation of additional culverts with spillways to improve the health of the system and retain natural estuary functions. Additionally, sedimentation in the existing channels and overgrowth surrounding the culverts is restricting water flow, limiting system functionality. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, the Jensen Beach Impoundment sustained a loss of over 50 acres of mangrove habitat due to high water levels, poor connectivity, and insufficient infrastructure.In DesignEnvironmental & StormwaterDistrict 1District 1
More InfoJensen Beach West Kayak/Standup Paddleboard (SUP) AccessThe Jensen Beach West property consists of 26 acres of primarily mangrove tidal swamp and 6 acres of maritime hammock with disturbed uplands. This area provides for significant and rare habitat for many of our wildlife and fishery species. The parcel lies between the Indian River Lagoon to the west and Jensen Beach Park directly to the east. Exotic management within this area has not been addressed and remains the last parcel on Hutchinson Island within Martin County to be restored. Currently there is no public access to the Indian River Lagoon from this parcel for recreational activities. The Ecosystem Restoration and Management division has identified an existing channel that leads directly into the Indian River Lagoon from NE Ocean Boulevard. This location provides an opportunity to promote public access to the lagoon with the construction of a pull off/parking area and access dock/launching area for non-motorized vessels (i.e. canoe/kayak/SUP). The project will also include the restoration of approximately 6 acres of rare coastal vegetative communities with the implementation of exotic control and replanting.In DesignEnvironmental & StormwaterDistrict 1District 1
More InfoMacArthur Boulevard ImprovementsThe seawall is part of a 2 phase resilience project to protect the infrastructure behind the dune at Bathtub Beach. The wall is designed to be hidden under the dune and defense if we are threatened by hurricanes, nor’easters or king tides. The second portion of the project will be heightening the road and adding a seawall to the west side of MacArthur Blvd.ConstructionRoadwaysDistrict 1District 1
More InfoNE Jensen Beach Blvd Resurfacing (Savannah Rd to Indian River Dr)The project includes milling and resurfacing between CR-723 (NE Savannah Road) and CR-707A (NE India River Drive). The 0.7-mile project also includes removal and replacement of failing drainage pipes and installing new pavement markings. This project is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) through the Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) and administered by Martin County Public Works Department.In DesignRoadwaysDistrict 1District 1
More InfoRio Bioswale ImprovementsWith the completion of the Kubin Ave drainage enhancement project that consisted of improving drainage along the street with improved swales and drainage pipe, there is a planned phase 2 to this Kubin Ave project which will take place in an unopened Right of Way/ditch west of Kubin Ave between Dixie Hwy and St. Lucie Blvd. The intent is to construct a bio-swale to assist with water treatment, improve water quality, and increase stormwater capacity.ConstructionCommunity Redevelopment Area (CRA)District 1District 1Rio
More InfoRio Central - Septic to SewerForce main infrastructure for the septic to sewer conversion using residential grinder stations to serve 231 properties.CompletedUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1District 1Rio
More InfoRio East / Crossroads Hill Septic to SewerInstallation of low pressure force mains to support installation of grinder sewer allowing homeowners to convert from septic to sewer.ConstructionUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1District 1
More InfoRio East / Crossroads Hill Septic to Sewer - GrindersSmall diameter force mains to support individual residential grinders for septic to sewer conversion for approximately 376 homesIn DesignUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1District 1
More InfoRio Infill Sewer Infrastructure is a priority in the Rio CRA area and this project, when complete, will provide sewer access to all properties within the Rio CRA boundary via Martin County’s Utilities program, Connect to Protect grinder system.ConstructionCommunity Redevelopment Area (CRA)District 1District 1Rio
More InfoRio Neighborhood Restoration Infrastructure Reinvestment Program project includes the replacement of drainage structures, regrading of drainage swales, addition of sewer force main, pavement milling & resurfacing, and replacement of sidewalk & other ancillary items within the neighborhood. This project will be coordinated with the Martin County Utilities & Solid Waste Department septic to sewer programIn DesignNeighborhood RestorationDistrict 1District 1Rio
More InfoRiverside Park Neighborhood Improvements-City of Stuart The project is bounded by NW Fern Street on the south, SE Dixie Highway on the east, North Fork of St Lucie River on the west and NW Palm Street on the north and is in the City of Stuart Community Redevelopment Area. The project consists of the construction of concrete sidewalks, on-street parking, high-visibility decorative crosswalks, bicycle racks, and landscaping.In DesignNeighborhood RestorationDistrict 1District 1
More InfoSanitary Sewer Lining and Manhole RepairProject to line existing sanitary sewers and restore manholes at strategic locations to reduce large amounts of infiltration and inflow (I/I). During heavy rainfall events, large amounts of spurious rainfall runoff infiltration the older portions of the County's sanitary sewer system. This project will be ongoing until infiltration and inflow (I/I) is reduced to an acceptable level.ConstructionUtilities, Water & SewerDistrict 1
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More InfoSt. Lucie Inlet South JettyThe project site is located in at the north end of the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park adjacent to the St. Lucie Inlet. The south jetty stabilizes the north end of Jupiter Island and is a popular recreation area for fishing and beach users. Construction of the south jetty was authorized by Congress as part of the St. Lucie Inlet federal navigation project in 1974. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) completed construction of the jetty in 1982. The south jetty at St. Lucie Inlet has been damaged by waves, currents, and storm surges that have occurred since it was constructed.In DesignCoastalDistrict 1
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More InfoStuart Causeway Boat Ramp Implement design considerations that address general improvements that includes, but not are limited to designing for sustainability and resiliency, repair or replace boat ramp surfaces, floating docks, fixed docks, pilings, lighting, shoreline protection, curbing, ADA compliance, and miscellaneous repairs. Update: The schematic plans (permit sketches) for the Stuart Causeway Boat Ramp are completed and submitted to regulatory agencies for review and permitting. During this time the design consultant with staff input will be completing the plans to the 90% point. All bathometric surveys have been completed.In DesignParksDistrict 1District 1

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