PAST PROJECTS

Road Projects

• 2020: The Port Tack Corridor from Mooring Buoy to Full Sweep was redeveloped, which included replacing both vehicular bridges, the addition of a new leisure pathway, improving stormwater drainage infrastructure, and landscaping enhancements.

• 2021: Sea Lane, Weather Shore, Lee Shore, and Starboard Tack (Sea Lane to Rum Row)
  Comprehensive redevelopment of these corridors included full roadway reconstruction, new stormwater drainage infrastructure, replacement of Broad Creek Public Service District domestic waterlines, and realignment of Sea Lane to create a separate leisure pathway. Enhanced greenspace landscaping improved curb appeal while supporting long-term stormwater performance.
• 2023–2024: Mooring Buoy Corridor Redevelopment (Sea Lane to Port Tack)
  This major infrastructure project included roadway realignment and reconstruction, significant improvements to the leisure path to enhance safety and accessibility, installation of new stormwater drainage infrastructure, and upgrades to Broad Creek PSD utilities. The work significantly improved corridor functionality while supporting future stormwater management needs.
• 2025: Roadway Resurfacing and Storm Drain Upgrades
  Full Sweep, Top Side, and Yard Arm were resurfaced, with upgraded storm drainage pipes installed to improve roadway longevity and stormwater performance.

Bridge Projects

• 2022–2023: Sea Lane Bridge Replacement
  The Sea Lane Bridge was replaced with a realigned roadway and leisure pathway, incorporating significant landscaping enhancements and infrastructure improvements designed to accommodate future stormwater initiatives along the Mooring Buoy corridor. This project improved safety, accessibility, and long-term adaptability.
• 2025: Bridge Rehabilitation Program
  Restoration work was completed on the Full Sweep, Haul Away, Swing About, Mooring Buoy, Ocean Lane, and Carnoustie bridges. This work extended the service life of these critical assets, improved safety, and protected long-term infrastructure investments.

Pathway Projects

• 2023: Beach Access Improvements (Brigantine/Cat Boat & Flotilla/Galleon)
  Stair access was converted to ramps to improve ease of use for residents and guests. At Dunes House, a Mobi-Mat® nonslip beach access mat was added, enhancing safety and accessibility for individuals with disabilities, families with strollers, and beachgoers of all ages.
• 2025: Omni Beach Path Improvements
  Enhancements included the installation of a Mobi-Mat® to improve accessibility and safety along the beach path.
• 2025:Second and Third Row Beach Access
  Clearing of the common property between the 2nd and 3rd row Armada to Brigantine to improve ease of access to the beach path and increase safety.
• 2025: Pedestrian Safety Enhancements
  New crosswalks were installed at Villamare and Captain’s Walk, improving pedestrian safety and visibility in high-traffic areas.
• 2025: Leisure Path Concrete Repairs
  Trip hazards were addressed along key leisure paths, improving safety and walkability throughout the community.

Stormwater and Water Control Structures

• 2020: Stormwater drainage improvements and road reconstruction on Lookout.

• 2022: Port Tack at Down Wind – Stormwater Improvements
  New stormwater drainage infrastructure was installed to improve water conveyance and reduce localized flooding, supporting lagoon health and roadway resilience.
• 2025: Stormwater Sinkhole Repairs
  Sinkholes at 93 Mooring Buoy and 74 Port Tack were repaired, restoring infrastructure integrity and qualifying for reimbursement through the Town’s stormwater drainage agreement.
• 2025: Weir Stop Log Water Control Structure Repairs
  Repairs were completed to support lagoon water level management and coordination with Town stormwater infrastructure.

Community Enhancements

• 2023–2024: Dunes House Lane and Parking Area Improvements
  Redevelopment focused on safety, access, and efficiency, including new road and parking surfaces, relocated handicapped parking, dedicated spaces for bicycles and compact vehicles, improved access for emergency services, and additional parking capacity. These upgrades improved the arrival experience at one of Palmetto Dunes’ most active destinations.
• 2025: Community Enhancements and Curb Appeal
  • Landscaping improvements at the Starboard Tack and Rum Row intersectioN
  • Starboard Tack & Sea Lane bench installation providing a rest area for walkers
  • Beach access signage updated with numbered markers to improve wayfinding and emergency response

• 2025: Internal Operations Improvements
  • Completion of internal irrigation repairs across the community
  • SharePoint migration of critical files to improve operational efficiency and information security