A1A Phase IV streetscape landscaping
Summary
The CRA was scheduled to consider adding security bollards to the Phase IV project, increasing the project cost by about $352,150 to roughly $76.46 million.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Sep 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Increases Phase IV project cost by up to $352,150.11.
Beach District visitors and businesses gain added security at street ends.
Merchants in the final phase face temporary construction disruption, though crews shifted work to keep businesses open during FIFA World Cup crowds.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - Sep 2, 2026
The CRA approved spending about $904,000 more on the Phase IV utility undergrounding project for the new Surf Road — but the developer reimburses it all. One member worried the CRA bears construction risk without developer indemnification.
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - Jul 7, 2026
The long-running Harrison Street makeover is nearly done — the final block phase started July 6 and should wrap mid-September, with resurfacing and crosswalks by late October. A new parklet outside Hoshi restaurant shows the pedestrian-friendly direction.
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - Jun 3, 2026
After more than a decade and roughly $350,000 spent, FDOT finally agreed in May 2025 to lower speed limits so shade trees can be planted at the curb edge along US-1. The CRA is chipping in $76,425 toward design, with a concept design expected in the fall and concerns raised that only palms might be feasible.
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - May 6, 2026
Designers showed palm and planter plans for A1A from Hollywood Boulevard to Hallandale Beach Boulevard, but the board pushed for shade trees like pigeon plum, flowering ground cover, and better maintenance after earlier palm die-offs. Staff will take the ideas to FDOT and report back.
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - Apr 6, 2026
The CRA was scheduled to consider adding security bollards to the Phase IV project, increasing the project cost by about $352,150 to roughly $76.46 million.
Community Redevelopment Agency (Regular) - Mar 4, 2026
Residents want the Carolina Street traffic light put on hold until long-promised mid-block crosswalk concepts arrive — six months past the promised date. The CRA says the signal is proceeding and an engineering study of mid-block crossings has begun.
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