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Scope: <br />• Bathymetric Survey <br />• Marine engineering <br />inspection <br />• Preliminary coastal analysis <br />• Environmental feasibility <br />• Grant research and funding <br />• Marina implementation <br />strategy <br />• Engineering design and <br />construction plans <br />• Environmental permitting <br />• Sovereign submerged lands <br />lease <br />• Opinion of probable cost <br />development <br />• Grant administration <br />Contact Information: <br />City of West Palm Beach <br />Leah Rockwell <br />401 Clematis St. <br />WPB, FL 33401 <br />561-804-4904 <br />Currie Park is a 16 acre City of West Palm Beach (City) owned public park situated <br />along the western shoreline of the Lake Worth Lagoon. The purpose of this project <br />is to redevelop Currie Park into a celebrated landmark for public health, welfare <br />and economic vitality while building flood resilience. <br />The proposed upland improvements include the addition of a café and resiliency <br />hub, tennis and pickleball courts, event lawn, playground, splash pad, fitness <br />lawn, and associated parking and drainage improvements. Several in-water <br />improvements are proposed, including, bulkhead demolition, rock revetment and <br />sill construction, living shorelines, boat ramp and associated staging dock repair/ <br />replacements, new overwater boardwalks and a fishing pier, a new kayak lift and <br />launch, an elevated perched beach, and excavation of uplands to create a cove <br />area stabilized by limestone stepped seating (“social stairs”) down to the water. <br />PHASE I MASTER PLAN <br />Cummins Cederberg completed Phase I master planning for the Currie Park <br />Redevelopment project. A bathymetric survey, preliminary coastal analysis, <br />environmental feasibility concept development, and grant opportunity research <br />were conducted, as well as the preparation of a marina implementation strategy. <br />Field Investigations <br />Marine engineering inspection, and marine resource surveying were conducted <br />to evaluate the current conditions at the project site. The marine engineering <br />inspection assessed the condition and lifespan of existing structures, providing <br />crucial information for project analysis and design. The marine resource survey <br />documented seagrass at the project site. This data informed the design process, <br />enabling the team to avoid and minimize potential impacts to seagrass. <br />Currie Park Redevelopment <br />City of West Palm Beach, Florida