Sarah Vitale, TBRPC Senior Planner, and Marshall Flynn, TBRPC IT/GIS Director, presented a conceptual vision of Downtown New Port Richey to the New Port Richey City Council on February 18, 2020. The 3D model incorporates urban design concepts that increase the area’s resiliency to storm surge and inland flooding. The project showcases TBRPC’s proficiency in mapping and 3D visualization technology.
The resilient design concept was also featured on Bay News 9.
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