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Title Project Type Project Phase Planned Start Date Planned End Date Status Council District Estimated Cost Fiscal Year Funding Source Description
East Tampa Recreational Complex Parks & Recreation P4: Construction Construction in Progress 5 $34686537.00 2024 Multiple Funding This project provides for the design, acquisition, and construction of a 10 acre park complete with a renovated and expanded Community Center with a new Senior Center.
Doyle Carlton Dr & Laurel St Intersection Improvements Transportation P2: Design 30% Design Completion 5 $575000.00 2027 Multiple Funding This project will improve pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle safety and connectivity in the City’s vibrant Downtown River Arts neighborhood. The current intersection at Doyle Carlton Drive and Laurel Street was designed in the 1960s mainly for motor vehicle traffic. This outdated design conflicts with City goals to have complete streets that are safe for all types of users.
This project will remove the slip lanes on all approaches to tighten up the four way stop intersection. It will also include new sidewalk connections and curb ramps for the surrounding areas to access the riverwalk easier and more safely.
Citywide Dock & Boardwalk Replacement - Davis Islands Seaplane Basin Mooring Field Parks & Recreation P2: Design Permitting/Submittals Approval 4 $1500000.00 2025 Multiple Funding This project will replace the failing docks in the sea plane basin, and include a mooring field and aids to navigation to make the basin safer and cleaner.
Rocky Point Dr Complete Streets (South of Courtney Campbell Causeway) Transportation P5: Closeout Closeout 6 $798400.00 2023 Transportation Impact Fees

This project provides for safety and multimodal improvements.
Green ARTery - Segment E Transportation P5: Closeout Closeout 6 $1188166.00 2025 Multiple Funding This project provides for traffic calming and bike and pedestrian improvements for this segment of the Green ARTery.
Manhattan : Obispo to Bay to Bay Flooding Relief-Phase 2 Stormwater Engineering P1: Planning Planning 4 $3000000.00 On Hold Stormwater Improvement Fee This project consists of design and construction of a new drainage conveyance system as well as the replacement and upsizing of the existing drainage conveyance system in a residential neighborhood in the City of Tampa. During normal rain events the area experiences street flooding due to an old and undersized drainage system. This project is located along Manhattan Avenue tying into the Emerson Ditch at 3111 Manhattan and runs north to Bay to Bay. This project will also consist of new watermain upgrades along the corridor.
Kid Mason Community Center Renovations Parks & Recreation P5: Closeout Closeout 5 $2623356.00 2023 Community Redevelopment Agency This project provides for a complete renovation of the Kid Mason Center to improve and increase available recreational services as well as overall accessibility.
Belmar Gardens Water P5: Closeout Closeout 4 $5581099.83 2022 PIPES The Belmar Gardens project will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains and increasing the capacity of the system. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 21,205 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.
Sligh Ave & 30th St (Signal) Transportation P5: Closeout Closeout 5 $300000.00 2025 Local Option Gas Tax This project is for the construction of a new traffic signal installation at the intersection of E Sligh Ave & N 30th St the project will include new vehicular traffic signal heads along with new pedestrian signal heads.
Citywide Sidewalk Improvements (Design-Build) Transportation P1: Planning Planning 5 $1600000.00 2026 Yet to be Determined The City has conducted an analysis of all sidewalk gaps, prioritizing them according to the Tampa MOVES criteria. The top-priority sidewalk gaps throughout the City that will be constructed under this project are, Phase 1: E. Waters, South side from Rowlett Park Dr to E Riverhills Dr; E Riverhills Dr/E Yukon St, South side from N 22nd St to N 28th St; and E Bird St, South side from N Klondyke St to N Ogontz Ave. Phase 2: E 109th Ave, North side from N Nebraska Ave to N 15th St; W Stanley Ave North and South Side from N Highland Ave to N Florida Ave; W Kirby St, North and South side from N Highland Ave to N Florida Ave; and N 42nd St, East side from E Louisiana Ave to E Ellicott St. Phase 3: W Hollywood St, North and south side from N Highland Ave to N Florida Ave; E Hanlon St, North and south side from N Florida Ave to N Branch Ave; E Clinton Ave, North and south side from N Dixon Ave to N Central Ave; and N 43rd St, East and west side from James Elementary School to E Frierson Ave.
Cleveland St and Rome Ave - Traffic Signal Transportation P4: Construction Construction in Progress 4 $586089.19 2026 Transportation Impact Fees This project provides for intersection improvements and a new traffic signal.
Herman Massey Park Rehabilitation Parks & Recreation P4: Construction Construction in Progress 5 $1712253.00 2025 Community Redevelopment Agency A complete renovation of the park based on changing demographics, community needs, and public input.
Sherwood Heights PS FM Relocation Wastewater P2: Design 90% Design Completion 7 $250000.00 2026 PIPES This project provides for the replacement of the force main that serves the Sherwood Heights Pumping Station. Proposed 2,350 feet of 8” force main on 26th St between 111th and 109th Avenues and 25th Street between 109th Avenue and Bougainvillea.
Manhattan: Vasconia to Obispo Flooding Relief-Phase 1 Stormwater Engineering P4: Construction Construction in Progress 4 $6800000.00 2025 Stormwater Improvement Fee This project consists of design and construction of a new drainage conveyance system as well as the replacement and upsizing of the existing drainage conveyance system in a residential neighborhood in the City of Tampa. During normal rain events the area experiences street flooding due to an old and undersized drainage system. This project will also consist of new watermain upgrades along the corridor.
The Heights WM Improvement Project Along Florida Ave from Scott St to Palm Ave (Phase I) Water P4: Construction Construction in Progress 5 $1248239.39 2026 PIPES Approximately 1,848 linear feet of water mains ranging from 10 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.
Hampton Terrace Project A Water P2: Design 90% Design Completion 6 $6312515.25 2026 PIPES Approximately 19,403 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 6 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.
Green ARTery - Segment D Transportation P5: Closeout Closeout 6 $532787.00 2025 Multiple Funding This project provides for traffic calming and bike and pedestrian improvements for this segment of the Green ARTery.
Manhattan Ave (Richardson Ave to Interbay Blvd) Transportation P5: Closeout Cancelled 4 $1000000.00 2027 Transportation Impact Fees

This project provides for the design of roadway construction plans for an existing unimproved right of way to provide an alternative north-south traffic circulation route for the Port Tampa Area.
InVision Streetcar (Design Only) Transportation P2: Design 30% Design Completion 5 $235000000.00 TBD Transportation Impact Fees This project provides for preliminary design of the InVision Streetcar extension and modernization.
Palma Ceia Area 2 (AKA Phase III) Water P5: Closeout Closeout 4 $5893216.60 2021 PIPES The Palma Ceia Area 2 (AKA Phase III) project will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains and increasing the capacity of the system. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 31,717 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 12 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded
Southeast Seminole Heights (GMP 2) Water P5: Closeout Closeout 6 $8688167.00 2021 PIPES The Southeast Seminole Heights project will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains and increasing the capacity of the system. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 24,733 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.
D. L. Tippin Chemical System Improvements Water P4: Construction Construction in Progress 5 $41057978.00 2021 PIPES The Chemical System Improvements project will optimize facility performance capabilities, improve water quality and expand our water treatment capacity. This project will rehabilitate and replace existing infrastructure and eliminate deteriorating facilities and equipment to increase operational and maintenance efficiency. New infrastructure upgrades will increase our capacity to produce drinking water and we will also add new back-up systems to strengthen our resiliency when faced with a natural disaster or other emergency. New treatment processes will also be explored to achieve the twin goals of enhancing the taste and odor of our drinking water while reducing the use of water treatment chemicals.
Lois Ave Water P2: Design 90% Design Completion 6 $2093738.24 2027 PIPES Approximately 6,242 linear feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 6 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.
Lamb Canal Rehabilitation & Flood Relief Stormwater Engineering P1: Planning Planning 4 $25000.00 On Hold Stormwater Improvement Fee The Lamb Canal has experienced significant erosion over the years and is in need of rehabilitation. Embankment deterioration has reduced the canal’s capacity and increased the risk of further erosion.This project will remove accumulated sediment and stabilize the canal banks in targeted areas to prevent future erosion and help restore capacity. A future phase may include replacing and upsizing the drainage pipes at W. Bay to Bay Boulevard and S. Manhattan Avenue to help alleviate frequent nuisance flooding at the intersection.
Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_MacFarlane Park Area Water P5: Closeout Closeout 6 $7124488.05 2022 PIPES The Foundation for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project_MacFarlane Park Area will improve the City of Tampa’s water distribution system by replacing the existing water mains and increasing the capacity of the system. It will also improve our ability to serve a growing population. Approximately 53,021 Linear Feet of water mains ranging from 2 to 24 inches in diameter will be replaced and upgraded.