You should be receiving a postcard about an upcoming virtual public meeting regarding the City’s Stormwater Master Plan. Given the floodwater in various areas on Snell Isle, we encourage you to review the map and complete the floodplain map input form to be of assistance to the City. If you reside in an area with few (or no) stormwater drains, this is your opportunity to voice your concern. If you drive through our neighborhood after a storm you know there are a number of areas on Snell Isle that need to be addressed. This is your time to speak up!
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The City will be hosting a virtual public meeting where you can learn more about the Stormwater Master Plan and provide input on the floodplain map. The virtual meeting will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 at 6-7 p.m.
Meeting details and project information can be found at stpete.org/StormwaterMasterPlan
WHAT TO DO NEXT
1. View the updated flood plain map at stpete.org/StormwaterMasterPlan
2. Complete the Floodplain Map Comment Form to provide input based on your experience with the highest flooding levels in your area.
Join your Snell Isle neighbors for a night out this Friday! Hugger's food truck will be serving us beginning at 5:30PM - along Snell Isle Blvd, in front of the Vinoy Golf Course. Cordova Blvd resident, Kurt Shallenberger, will be entertaining us with some live music!
If you are so inclined, please bring something for the donation box for Friends of Strays.
Invite your friends, pack your coolers and lawn chairs and hop in the golf cart and head on over. We hope you'll join us!
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Mark Your Calendars!
Invite your family and friends, bring your lawn chairs and coolers. After months of searching, a neighbor on Snell Isle, Kurt Shallenberger, has agreed to entertain us with a little music at the event. We hope you'll join us. All are welcome!
For those who drive across the 40th Ave bridge to Shore Acres and take Overlook into Snell Isle, your commute will be disrupted in the very near future. There is an article in the March Panther, but since that went to press, the city has delayed the bridge closure a few days. High winds will impact the ability to move the cranes safely this weekend as planned, therefore the bridge is now scheduled to close down both lanes on March 6 (5:00 AM) until 5:00 PM on March 11th.
Given that the whole bridge will be closed for that time, a significant amount of traffic will re-route through Snell Isle over the 34th or 22nd Ave entrances. Be aware and plan for a little extra time. If you wish to read about the bridge construction project, you can see more details here: http://www.40thavenuebridge.com/