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                                              A few updates:

                                              Beaches. Update on Segment II Beach Renourishment Project Sand placement is complete
                                              down to ~1300 ft north of Sunrise Blvd., with trucks still using the NE 27th St. access
                                              point. Work continues to move at a steady pace, thanks to decent weather and wave
                                              conditions. Progress will be slowed at the beginning of Turtle season and resume in
                                              4th Quarter after Turtle season.
                                              Replacing the Charles F. Fiveash Regional Water Treatment Plant. The Charles F. Fiveash
                                              Regional Water Treatment Plant was built in 1954 and has been utilized to supply the
                                              city’s drinking water throughout the decades. To enhance and modernize the city’s water
                                              treatment facilities, the proposals submitted by four companies presented possibilities to
                                              design, construct, operate, manage, and maintain the city’s Charles F. Fiveash Regional
                                              Water Treatment Plant and the water system selection process is ongoing.
                                              Manatees and Fertilizer. In 2021, we were faced with an unfortunate record-setting
                                              1,101 manatee deaths in Florida. The majority were caused by starvation due to water
                     Ed Rebholz               pollution killing off their main food source, seagrass. One of the biggest pollutants is
                      President,              something we are all familiar with, fertilizer. When used improperly, fertilizer runoff
                   Lauderdale Harbors         contaminates our waterways, bringing nutrients to algae, which causes them to grow
                Improvement Association
                                              into blooms and kill off the surrounding seagrass.
               lauderdaleharbors@gmail.com

                     TEAM LHIA
                       Officers
                     Vice-President
                      Aimara Sage
                       Secretary
                     John Calabrese
                       Treasurer
                     Bonnie Rogers
                    Board Members
                      Pam Barlow
                     Anna Carpenter
                      Larry Casey
                      Tom Collins
                    Christina Deushle
                       Ted Itzoe
                     Barbara Magill
                    Shannon O’Brien
                    Louise Whitcomb






                                              Helping Our Homeless Neighbors. The City of Fort Lauderdale Police Department (FLPD)
                                              continues to support the City’s homeless neighbors through a variety of efforts.   (cont. pg 34)


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