Midtown Flood Mitigation and Resiliency
Summary
Residents repeatedly raised concerns about existing severe flooding and drainage issues near development sites along LPGA Boulevard and North Street, questioning whether new construction will worsen standing water.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Substantial private developer investment in stormwater retention infrastructure and potential public drainage maintenance costs.
Future property owners and developers gaining buildable land.
Existing residents experiencing worsened drainage capacity or standing water during major storm events.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Planning Board - Aug 27 2026
Residents repeatedly raised concerns about existing severe flooding and drainage issues near development sites along LPGA Boulevard and North Street, questioning whether new construction will worsen standing water.
Daytona Beach residents brace for flooding with no mitigation plan in place
Daytona Beach residents brace for flooding with no mitigation plan in place WKMG
Midtown Redevelopment Board - May 12 2026
Residents and board members raised serious concerns about chronic flooding in Midtown and the limitations of current stormwater management systems in supporting new high-density developments.
Daytona Beach Midtown flooding study yields no affordable fix ahead of another hurricane season
Daytona Beach Midtown flooding study yields no affordable fix ahead of another hurricane season WKMG
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