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Dr. Gassman, Assistant Director for the Public Works Department, will discuss observations related to the September King Tides event, as well as City response efforts and long-term adaptation strategies to minimize flooding and create a stronger and more resilient community. Dr. Gassman will share a brief presentation on King Tides on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 6PM, followed by a question and answer session. We intend to wrap up meeting by 6:30 P.M to avoid overlap with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting that starts soon after.
Seer Dr. Gassman's Presentation here: 
Sept_21_High_Tide_Presentation_Rio_Vista_HOA.pdf
If you would like to join the virtual meeting, please click on the link below and register beforehand: https://bit.ly/3hTYlba
Registration will close 3 hours before the event; 3:00 p.m. on September 23nd.
Lastly, please see this traffic advisory for closures on Cordova related to high tides
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Jenni Morejon, the President & CEO of the Downtown Development Authority gave update the members on their current priorities. Her full presentation is available here: 2020_0922_RVCA.pdf
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UPDATE!
According to Ft. Lauderdale City Attorney on Nov. 5, 2020 the Circuit Court has today issued a final order denying AHF’s Petition for Writ of Certiorari, on the merits, which sought to overturn the Board of Adjustment’s decision upholding the City’s interpretation that the proposed project at issue was a Level 5 SSRF. Also note that the U.S. District Court has recently opined that if the Circuit Court denied the Petition, AHF’s federal claims in U.S. District Court would not proceed. Although AHF has appellate recourses, those have a significantly more onerous burdens.
See the following two documents regarding this petition. They have received the required number of signatures and it expected to be on the commission agenda in October. We will also be discussing this at the general meeting of the RVCA on Monday 9/21.
2020.07.21_Joint_Letter_to_City_Manager_and_City_Attorney.pdf
9-14-2020_City_Attorney_Opinion_re_Ordinance_Proposed_Pursuant_to_Chapter_Sec._3.15.pdf
