The work along Bayfront Drive stopped dead in its tracks more than two years ago due to a combination of COVID-related supply shortages and inflation. Since then, the city tried to rebid the job but got no takers. Six months later, it made another attempt. This time, the city got one bid, allowing for negotiations.
Current contract for improvements to Bayfront Park and Bayfront Drive more than $1 million more than first expected
Those add-ons include some road modifications entering the park and line-of-sight adjustments related to the amphitheater, which is part of future improvements. City officials hope the underground utilities and a public parking lot up the hill from the park will inspire more business in the area. One business that’s been on Bayfront Drive for more than a decade in Moe’s Original Bar-B-Que. The restaurant stands to benefit from the coming improvements. Manager, Scott Mayo has been with Moe’s since the location opened in 2010 and is happy to hear the long-awaited improvements are finally coming.
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