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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of City Vulnerability Assessment Contract
Record date · June 2, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona is seeking approval for a $264,460 contract with Mead and Hunt to study how sea level rise, storm surges, and flooding may impact city-owned infrastructure. The project is fully funded by a $265,000 Resilient Florida Grant.
This resolution authorizes a study to identify risks to city infrastructure from environmental factors, fully funded by a state grant, with no direct cost to city taxpayers.
Who It Affects
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City of Deltona residents
Residents will have city-owned infrastructure evaluated for environmental risks.
Mead and Hunt
The firm is contracted to perform the vulnerability assessment for the city.
Key Facts
- The City of Deltona is requesting approval for Resolution 2025-62.
- The resolution authorizes a task agreement with Mead and Hunt for a comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment.
- The assessment will evaluate impacts of sea level rise, resiliency, storm surge, and flooding on publicly owned critical assets.
- The contract cost is capped at a not-to-exceed amount of $264,460.00.
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- The project is funded by a Resilient Florida Grant totaling $265,000.00.
- The grant provides 100% matching funds for the project costs.
- The file number for this request is 15-9624.
- The item is currently in 'Agenda Ready' status for the City Commission.
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Full Grant Funding
The project is structured to be entirely cost-neutral to the city through the use of a 100% matching Resilient Florida Grant.
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