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Projects shaping Fort Pierce
Each project file brings agreements, public investment, government actions, communications, timelines, and source documents together in one place.
01 • Active record
Causeway Cove
Development proposal, Live Local Act issues, government actions, and source documents.
Explore →02 • Active recordLittle Jim / Public Waterfront
Litigation, environmental records, public-property issues, and waterfront protection.
Explore →03 • Active recordCrabby’s Dockside
City lease, private investment, tax and rent dispute, communications, cure notice, and closure timeline.
Explore →04 • New project fileKing’s Landing
Development agreement, ownership transition, financing, deadlines, amendments, delays, and public-exposure questions.
Explore →Latest updates
What’s developing now
August 17 City Commission agenda includes $1,967,161.43 in proposed commitmentsOpen the related record and supporting material.Causeway Cove public-purpose memorandum addedOpen the related record and supporting material.Historic-preservation records requested for Little JimOpen the related record and supporting material.
Commission Agenda & Spending Tracker
Follow the money before the vote.
Recurring coverage of proposed actions before the FPRA and Fort Pierce City Commission.
City Commission
Regular Meeting
August 17, 2026 — 5:05 PM
Fort Pierce City Hall • City Commission Chambers$1,967,161.43In identifiable proposed commitmentsSix agenda actions state a dollar amount or calculable term total.
Agenda itemVendor / actionPurposeAmount
11.ADMS Contractors LLCPurchase Order 260860 increase for rehabilitation work; proposed change order raises the order from $69,882.10 to $70,577.10.$695.00
11.CThe Paving LadySpecific Authorization No. 1 under the annual street resurfacing contract.$842,060.43
11.DFleetPathsCustom application and monthly fees for an initial two-year term.$100,356.00
11.EPurvis, Gray, and CompanyAuditing services: FY 2026 $145,750; FY 2027 $150,900; FY 2028 $156,200.$452,850.00
11.FJohn Deere / Wells Fargo48-month golf-course equipment lease at up to $97,000 annually; displayed amount is the calculated four-year cap.$388,000.00
13.ACity / FPRA Interlocal AgreementFunding for code-enforcement officers.$183,200.00
Total identifiable proposed commitments$1,967,161.43
Financial amount not stated in the agenda
- 11.B — Letter of support for a National Household Wasted Food Prevention Project Catalyst Grant application.
- 13.B — Decision on the settlement offer in Keene v. City of Fort Pierce.
- 13.C — Discussion, direction, and/or selection of an Interim City Attorney.
View complete official agenda
The total uses the $695 incremental change order in Item 11.A, the three stated auditing-year amounts in Item 11.E, and a calculated four-year cap of $388,000 for the 48-month lease in Item 11.F ($97,000 annually × 4). Amounts are proposals before the Commission and do not represent expenditures ultimately approved or paid.
Post-meeting results
Outcome tracking ready for update
Approved—Denied—Deferred—Modified—
Earlier tracked meeting
FPRA Regular Meeting — August 11, 2026
$332,870Four identifiable proposed financial actionsAgenda itemVendor / actionPurposeAmount
7.ABCER EngineeringBuilding Condition Assessments for Percy Peek Gymnasium and Cobb’s Landing$27,770
7.BTLC Engineering SolutionsMeans Court HVAC and Envelope Assessment$24,900
7.CInspire Placemaking CollectiveMarina Square Design and Cost Advancement$97,000
8.AInterlocal Funding AgreementCode Enforcement Officers$183,200
Project file
Causeway Cove
A developing record of the proposed waterfront project, the Live Local Act framework, government review, and source materials.
Documented factOfficial statementQuestion under examinationSubsequent development
A proposed mixed-use waterfront development
The project record includes residential, commercial, hotel, and marina components on approximately 43 acres. This page separates what records establish from what remains under examination.
Documented from project materialsTimeline
Applications, hearings, statements, plan revisions, and later developments in date order.
Browse related records →Live Local Act
How the state framework is being applied and the zoning or eligibility questions raised.
Browse related records →Government Actions
Actions taken by planning staff, boards, commissioners, and state representatives.
Browse related records →Government Engagement
Factual summaries and original correspondence with public officials.
Browse related records →Public Records & Source Documents
Applications, plans, staff reports, correspondence, and agency records.
Browse related records →Latest Developments
New information without treating unresolved questions as settled conclusions.
Browse related records →Commission memorandum • August 13, 2026
Public-Purpose Acquisition and Preservation Options
Comprehensive memorandum proposing a limited feasibility study of voluntary acquisition, conservation tools, partnerships, funding sources, public uses, governance controls, and—only if justified—the legal feasibility of eminent domain.
Federal government communication • August 26, 2026
Download Word letter →Letter to USDOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy
Formal request for USDOT and FHWA review of scenic-highway protections, public waterfront access, recognized historic resources, and cumulative waterfront impacts involving Causeway Cove and Little Jim.
Government communication • August 5, 2026
View one-page source PDF →Email to State Representative Dana Trabulsy
Correspondence concerning the publicly funded FPRA-TCRPC planning study, Causeway Cove’s Live Local Act application, their concurrent chronology, and the combined public-private study area.
Municipal waterfront lease
Crabby’s Dockside
A source-based record of the City-owned waterfront property, executed lease, private construction investment, later requests for relief, the City’s cure notice, and the restaurant’s February 2026 closure.
Documented fact
City lease approved December 3, 2018
The City leased 2 Avenue A to Winking Starfish, LLC for construction and operation of Crabby’s Dockside.
20 yearsInitial lease term
2 × 5Renewal options
$159,558Initial annual base rent
Lease framework
Construction and occupancy
- The tenant accepted the premises “as is, where is.”
- The lease estimated tenant-funded construction at $2.6 million.
- Beachside later stated its total investment exceeded $4 million.
- Permanent improvements transfer to the City when the lease ends.
Rent and revenue
Payments required by the lease
- Base rent increased two percent annually on a cumulative basis.
- Percentage rent applied above specified sales breakpoints.
- The tenant was responsible for taxes and operating expenses.
- Real-property tax invoices were payable within 15 days after City invoicing.
Default provisions
Notice and cure
- Failure to pay rent could become a default after written notice.
- The monetary cure period was ten business days.
- Non-monetary defaults generally carried a 30-day cure period.
- Abandoning the premises outside an excused period constituted default.
Documented timeline
From lease approval to closure
Items describing operational impacts or City conduct are attributed to Beachside Hospitality Group unless independently established by another record.
- City Commission approved the executed lease with Winking Starfish, LLC.
- Beachside states it first received notice that prior-year ad valorem taxes were due.
- Beachside requested a meeting and 18 months of temporary rent abatement, citing parking, homelessness, King’s Landing delays, community relations, and tax concerns.
- A meeting occurred with City representatives; Beachside states the City Manager did not attend.
- Beachside states it delivered a detailed relief proposal following the November meeting.
- The City issued a Notice to Cure requiring payment within ten business days, according to Beachside’s summary.
- Crabby’s Dockside ceased operations.
- Beachside sent the Mayor and Commission its timeline and request for clarification.
Questions under examination
Records still needed for a complete account
- What tax invoices, notices, assessments, and City communications preceded the July 2025 notice?
- What response did the City provide to the September request and December proposal?
- What amounts were identified in the Notice to Cure, and how were they calculated?
- What is the present status of the lease, premises, improvements, and outstanding obligations?
- What written representations concerning King’s Landing accompanied the original investment?
Downtown redevelopment record
King’s Landing
A chronological, source-based record of the former H.D. King Power Plant site, its development agreements, project-team changes, contractual milestones, financing questions, government decisions, and public response.
Documented record
Public waterfront redevelopment under a changing development structure
The City selected Audubon Development in 2019. The agreements and later records document amendments, revised schedules, a 2025 purchase-and-sale transaction involving Live Oak Holdings Group, and continuing progress reporting.
2019Developer selected
$6.48M2025 purchase price
13Unique records published
Agreement history
The controlling record
- Amended and restated development agreement
- First and recorded second amendments
- Third-amendment request and transition materials
- Critical-dates schedule for performance tracking
Development structure
Audubon to Live Oak
- The January 2025 request proposed Live Oak Holdings Group as lead developer.
- A February 2025 purchase-and-sale agreement listed a $6.48 million purchase price.
- Later communications provide written progress reporting.
- The separate Villas component is tracked independently where appropriate.
Public questions
Performance and exposure
- Which milestones have been met, extended, amended, or missed?
- What private financing commitments are documented?
- What property value or public participation remains exposed?
- What consequences follow another missed deadline?
Record timeline
Key project stages
Statements from developers, officials, stakeholders, and media accounts remain attributed to their source. The underlying agreements are provided for direct review.
- The City selected Audubon Development for redevelopment of the former H.D. King Power Plant site.
- Land-use, right-of-way, title, environmental, site-plan, and development-agreement actions advanced.
- Records and archived coverage describe a missed contractual milestone, notice to cure, and an approved cure-period extension.
- Developer counsel proposed bringing Live Oak Holdings Group into the project as lead developer.
- The purchase-and-sale agreement was executed and later fully executed; the stated purchase price was $6.48 million.
- The critical-dates summary identifies the transaction’s effective date.
- A written progress update and related correspondence were transmitted to City representatives.
- Financing, schedule, performance conditions, and potential public exposure remained central public questions.
Source document folder
Thirteen unique records—no duplicate copies
Duplicate “Copy” files were compared against their corresponding originals and excluded. The cleaner original version was retained where two near-identical concrete-removal articles differed only in internal formatting.
01 • Historic Documents
Amended and Restated King’s Landing Development Agreement
The principal recorded development agreement governing the King’s Landing project.
View / Download →02 • Historic DocumentsFirst Amendment to the Development Agreement
First amendment to the amended and restated King’s Landing agreement.
View / Download →03 • Historic DocumentsRecorded Second Amendment
Recorded second amendment to the amended and restated King’s Landing agreement.
View / Download →04 • Government CommunicationsThird Amendment Request and January 2025 Project Update
Developer counsel’s request describing the proposed transition to Live Oak Holdings Group and related project changes.
View / Download →05 • Historic DocumentsFully Executed Purchase and Sale Agreement
Agreement for Live Oak Holdings Group’s purchase of the King’s Landing property interests from Audubon Development.
View / Download →06 • Public RecordsKing’s Landing Critical Dates Summary
Five-page schedule of dates under the purchase and sale agreement and third amendment.
View / Download →07 • Government CommunicationsDecember 2025 Written Progress Update and Correspondence
Forwarded written progress update and related communications concerning the project.
View / Download →08 • Commission & FPRA Meeting MaterialsKing’s Landing Developer Handout
Developer profile, team information, project concepts, and presentation materials.
View / Download →09 • Media CoveragePlanning Board Recommends King’s Landing Amendment
Coverage of the Planning Board recommendation, building-height changes, parking, and public comment.
View / Download →10 • Media CoverageKing’s Landing Nearing Legal Deadline
Coverage of buried concrete, infrastructure coordination, environmental work, and contractual deadlines.
View / Download →11 • Media CoverageKing’s Landing Wins More Time
Coverage of the cure-period extension, developer response, and Commission discussion.
View / Download →12 • Media CoverageKing’s Landing Public Stakeholders Angry
Coverage of stakeholder concerns, deposits, delays, and public discussion.
View / Download →13 • Government CommunicationsKing’s Landing Five-Minute News Interview Statement
Public-interest statement addressing financing, deadlines, oversight, and measurable proof of performance.
View / Download →Public waterfront record
Little Jim / Waterfront
A growing historical record of the property, litigation, environmental documentation, City actions, and public access issues.
01Project / Property Overview02Public Waterfront Issues03Litigation Timeline04Environmental / FDEP Records05Court Documents06City Actions07Public Records08Latest Developments
Built for a growing public record
Documents are organized by subject and date, with direct source links wherever available. New filings, agency records, City actions, and historical materials can be added without redesign.
Open waterfront documentsFederal government communication • August 26, 2026
Download Word letter →Letter to USDOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy
Formal request for USDOT and FHWA review of scenic-highway protections, Little Jim’s recognized historic and recreational value, public waterfront access, and the related Causeway Cove development impacts.
Government engagement
Documented communication with public officials
Substantive exchanges are summarized in a consistent, measured format, with original correspondence linked whenever appropriate.
Initial entryState Representative
State Representative
Dana Trabulsy
- Subject
- Causeway Cove / Live Local Act / Publicly Funded Redevelopment Planning
- Discussion Summary
- Communication concerning the project’s treatment under the Live Local Act and questions involving planning, zoning, and publicly funded redevelopment activity.
- Key Points
- This entry is structured to distinguish documented statements, questions raised, and later agency or official response.
- Official’s Response
- Underlying correspondence and response materials will be added following review.
- Follow-Up / Next Steps
- Publish the original correspondence, subsequent response, and related source records.
- Supporting Documents
- Documents pending placement in library.
Petitions & get involved
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Citizen organization
Causeway Cove Citizen Enforcement Coalition
An organized citizen effort seeking transparent review, lawful administration, and public accountability concerning the Causeway Cove development and its approval under Florida’s Live Local Act.
Strengthen the Community.
Paper only — original signature required
Little Jim / public waterfront
Little Jim / Public Waterfront Petition
This citizen-initiated charter amendment grew from the fight to protect Little Jim and preserve public control over Fort Pierce’s publicly owned waterfront. It would require voter approval before the City may sell, exchange, enter into a long-term lease or redevelopment agreement for, or authorize a material land-use change involving publicly owned waterfront lands.
- Protect Little Jim and other publicly owned waterfront lands
- Preserve the public’s right to make permanent waterfront decisions
- Maintain normal public hearings and City Commission review
- Require a public vote before a major change becomes effective
No online signature form for Little Jim
This petition must be completed and signed on paper. Electronic signatures, emailed copies, scans, and photographs cannot be accepted. Use one petition form per signer, complete every required voter-information field, and return the original signed form using one of these three options:
- Mail: Kevin S. Keene, 5255 Palmetto Ave., Fort Pierce, FL 34982.
- Drop off: Little Jim Bait & Tackle, 601 N. Causeway Drive, Fort Pierce.
- Request pickup: Text Kevin at (772) 275-2040 to arrange collection of the original petition.
New — Online signatures accepted
Elect Our Fire Board — St. Lucie County
Petition to Establish a Publicly Elected St. Lucie County Fire Board
We request a local legislative bill replacing the current seven-member appointed/ex officio Fire Board with a five-member board elected directly by District voters in nonpartisan elections for staggered four-year terms. The change would take effect only after approval by a majority of St. Lucie County voters in a countywide referendum.
Petition statement
To the St. Lucie County Legislative Delegation and the Florida Legislature:
We, the undersigned qualified electors and residents of St. Lucie County, request introduction and enactment of a local legislative bill amending Chapter 2004-407, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 2016-250, to replace the current seven-member appointed/ex officio Board of Commissioners of the St. Lucie County Fire District with a five-member board elected directly by District voters in nonpartisan elections for staggered four-year terms.
We further request that the proposed amendment become effective only upon approval by a majority of St. Lucie County voters participating in a countywide referendum.
The elected board should retain responsibility for policy, budgeting, taxation, oversight, contracts, and the employment and evaluation of the fire chief. Existing District services, contracts, employees, collective bargaining agreements, pensions, taxes, assessments, debts, and lawful obligations should continue without interruption.
- Five numbered seats elected countywide on a nonpartisan ballot
- Four-year staggered terms and direct accountability to voters
- No simultaneous service on the Fire Board and another county or municipal governing body
- Existing services, contracts, employees, pensions, taxes, assessments, debts, and lawful obligations continue without interruption
Central messageThe Fire District serves and taxes the entire county. Its governing board should answer directly to the entire county through nonpartisan public elections.
Online signatures accepted
Causeway Cove statewide petition
Causeway Cove: State Review and Administrative Stay
Directed jointly to Florida Senate President Ben Albritton and Florida House Speaker Wyman Duggan, this petition seeks independent review of the Causeway Cove Live Local Act application and approval. It requests suspension of further reliance, permitting, and implementation while the review is pending.
- Independent eligibility and zoning review
- Preservation and production of the complete application record
- Referral to appropriate legislative and state reviewing authorities
- Written findings and corrective action
Online form: Elected St. Lucie County Fire Board PetitionFor St. Lucie County residents supporting a local legislative bill and countywide voter referendum.
Countywide governance petition
Sign the Elected St. Lucie County Fire Board Petition online
Your information is retained to verify county residency and submit this petition to the St. Lucie County Legislative Delegation and Florida Legislature. Names, addresses, and email addresses are not displayed publicly.
Petition privacy and records notice
Information submitted through this form is collected solely to document, verify, administer, and submit the Petition to Establish a Publicly Elected St. Lucie County Fire Board. Names, residential addresses, ZIP codes, and email addresses are not published on the public website.
Access to individual signature records is restricted to the petition administrator. Records may be reviewed for duplicate or invalid submissions and may be provided with the petition to the appropriate legislative or state reviewing authorities. Invalid entries remain preserved in the administrative audit record but are excluded from verified-signature totals. Information will not be sold or used for commercial marketing.
Online form: Causeway Cove petition onlyDo not use this form for the Little Jim / Public Waterfront Petition. Little Jim requires an original paper signature.
Causeway Cove petition only
Sign the Causeway Cove State Review Petition online
This electronic form does not apply to the Little Jim / Public Waterfront Petition. Your information is retained for Causeway Cove petition verification and submission. Names, addresses, and email addresses are not displayed publicly.
Petition privacy and records notice
Information submitted through this form is collected solely to document, verify, administer, and submit the Citizen Petition for Immediate State Review and Administrative Stay concerning the Causeway Cove Live Local Act application and approval. Names, residential addresses, ZIP codes, and email addresses are not published on the public website.
Access to individual signature records is restricted to the petition administrator. Records may be reviewed for duplicate or invalid submissions and may be provided with the petition to the appropriate legislative or state reviewing authorities. Invalid entries remain preserved in the administrative audit record but are excluded from verified-signature totals. Information will not be sold or used for commercial marketing.
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Commission & FPRA Meeting Materials • August 17, 2026
City Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
Official three-page agenda with the proposed expenditures summarized in the spending tracker.Government Communications • August 26, 2026
Letter to USDOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy — Little Jim and Causeway Cove
Request for USDOT and FHWA review of scenic-highway protections, public waterfront access, historic resources, and the cumulative effects of waterfront development at Little Jim and Causeway Cove.Development Review & Approvals • June 29, 2026
Causeway Cove TRC Staff Report, Determination and Approval
Eight-page City of Fort Pierce notice of approval and staff determination for application PZAH2025-00001, including the project description, Live Local Act analysis, technical review, conditions, and administrative approval.Environmental & Technical Studies • May 21, 2025
Haley Ward Environmental Assessment - Causeway Cove Marina
Fourteen-page environmental assessment prepared for 601 Seaway LLC concerning the 42.82-acre property at 601 Seaway Drive, including site observations, habitat, wetlands, listed-species, soils, and regulatory review.Government Communications • August 13, 2026
Causeway Cove Public-Purpose Acquisition and Preservation Options
Comprehensive memorandum requesting City Commission discussion of a limited feasibility study for voluntary acquisition, preservation tools, partnerships, funding, and potential public purposes.Government Communications • August 13, 2026
Causeway Cove Public-Purpose Acquisition and Preservation Options - Word Version
Downloadable Word version of the comprehensive memorandum requesting City Commission discussion of acquisition, preservation, partnership, and public-purpose options.Government Communications • August 5, 2026
Email to State Representative Dana Trabulsy Regarding Causeway Cove
One-page correspondence addressing the FPRA-TCRPC planning study, the Live Local Act application, project chronology, and the combined public-private study area.Historic Documents • Recorded agreement
Amended and Restated King’s Landing Development Agreement
The principal recorded development agreement governing the King’s Landing project.Historic Documents • First amendment
First Amendment to the Development Agreement
First amendment to the amended and restated King’s Landing agreement.Historic Documents • Second amendment
Recorded Second Amendment
Recorded second amendment to the amended and restated King’s Landing agreement.Government Communications • January 9, 2025
Third Amendment Request and January 2025 Project Update
Developer counsel’s request describing the proposed transition to Live Oak Holdings Group and related project changes.Historic Documents • February 24, 2025
Fully Executed Purchase and Sale Agreement
Agreement for Live Oak Holdings Group’s purchase of the King’s Landing property interests from Audubon Development.Public Records • April 2025
King’s Landing Critical Dates Summary
Five-page schedule of dates under the purchase and sale agreement and third amendment.Government Communications • December 2025
December 2025 Written Progress Update and Correspondence
Forwarded written progress update and related communications concerning the project.Commission & FPRA Meeting Materials • Project presentation
King’s Landing Developer Handout
Developer profile, team information, project concepts, and presentation materials.Media Coverage • Undated archive copy
Planning Board Recommends King’s Landing Amendment
Coverage of the Planning Board recommendation, building-height changes, parking, and public comment.Media Coverage • March 2024 archive copy
King’s Landing Nearing Legal Deadline
Coverage of buried concrete, infrastructure coordination, environmental work, and contractual deadlines.Media Coverage • April 2024 archive copy
King’s Landing Wins More Time
Coverage of the cure-period extension, developer response, and Commission discussion.Media Coverage • Archive copy
King’s Landing Public Stakeholders Angry
Coverage of stakeholder concerns, deposits, delays, and public discussion.Government Communications • August 12, 2026
King’s Landing Five-Minute News Interview Statement
Public-interest statement addressing financing, deadlines, oversight, and measurable proof of performance.Government Communications • February 18, 2026
Crabby’s Dockside Communication Summary
Beachside Hospitality Group’s timeline and request for clarification following the restaurant’s closure.Government Communications • September 26, 2025
Crabby’s Request for Meeting and Temporary Relief
Letter requesting an 18-month rent abatement and identifying operational concerns asserted by the tenant.Historic Documents • December 3, 2018
Crabby’s Final Executed Lease
Executed City lease for construction and operation of the waterfront restaurant at 2 Avenue A.Petitions • August 24, 2026
Proposal for a Publicly Elected St. Lucie County Fire Board
Citizen-led local legislative bill, countywide referendum package, ballot language, transition provisions, and petition.Environmental Reports • December 17, 2025
FDEP Warning Letter and Inspection Report
Official agency record concerning 601 North Causeway Drive.Litigation Documents • June 24, 2026
Case Management Plan
Final case-management plan filed in Keene v. City of Fort Pierce.Litigation Documents • June 24, 2026
Plaintiff’s Revised Response in Opposition
Filing addressing dismissal, service, standing, and pleading sufficiency.Government Communications • August 4, 2026
State Historic Preservation Office Records Request
Request for historic-designation and preservation records concerning Little Jim.Petitions • August 2026
Causeway Cove Petition for State Review and Administrative Stay
Citizen demand for an independent state-level review of the Causeway Cove Live Local Act application and approval, with further action suspended during review.Petitions • August 2026
Public Waterfront Petition
Printable citizen petition and participation instructions.Litigation Documents • August 2026
Second Settlement Offer
Proposed path addressing compliance, public waterfront protections, and litigation resolution.News & updates
A chronological record of new developments
Government actions, waterfront matters, meetings, litigation, records, and citizen initiatives are added here by date.
August 17 City Commission spending tracker published
Six identifiable proposed commitments total $1,967,161.43; three additional actions have no amount stated in the agenda.
Read related page →FPRA agenda tracker published
Four identifiable proposed financial actions total $332,870.
Read related page →Causeway Cove government engagement entry opened
Initial entry documents communication with State Representative Dana Trabulsy.
Read related page →
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