Work
on the Lombardi's Seafood park in Apalachicola could be complete in
April.
The
project was approved in 2016 and the access to the park has been
limited while an old shucking house there was converted into an
interactive museum of the history of the local seafood industry.
There
are other improvements too, including new restrooms and a pavilion
overlooking the Bay, the boat ramp,and the fishing pier.
The
project has seen numerous delays including structural issues, septic
issues and even the discovery of old fuel tanks near the work site.
And
of course there was Hurricane Michael.
County
coordinator Michael Moron said there has been quite a bit of progress
at the Lombardi Park project recently; The pavilion is now complete
and the entire project should be completed by mid-April.
The
project is being funded through money collected from BP after the
Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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