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Before and after

Marine Way today, and as designed

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North Marine Way from above

Aerial photo of North Marine Way today, from SE 1st Street to the Atlantic Avenue bridge — Left: aerial imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics. Right: a diagram drawn over the same photo from plan sheets C5.0 (Typical Section C-C, north of SE 1st St) and S2.00 (pump station phasing), City of Delray Beach Project 17-047, prepared by WGI. It is approximate and not a rendering.

The same aerial with the design drawn on: brick paver street, grass-pave parking, new seawall and cap, and the stormwater pump station — Left: aerial imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics. Right: a diagram drawn over the same photo from plan sheets C5.0 (Typical Section C-C, north of SE 1st St) and S2.00 (pump station phasing), City of Delray Beach Project 17-047, prepared by WGI. It is approximate and not a rendering.

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South Marine Way on the plans

Demolition plan sheet C7.1 showing existing conditions along South Marine Way at 102 to 118 Marine Way and the City Marina — Plan sheets C7.1 Demolition Plan and C8.1 Roadway Plan, City of Delray Beach Project 17-047, prepared by WGI. North is to the right.

Roadway plan sheet C8.1 showing the proposed roadway and drainage for the same stretch — Plan sheets C7.1 Demolition Plan and C8.1 Roadway Plan, City of Delray Beach Project 17-047, prepared by WGI. North is to the right.

03

The finished street, in section

Simplified from plan sheet C5.0, Typical Section C-C (North Marine Way, stations 15+11 to 18+99). New seawall top elevation 4.2 or 6.0 ft per the plans. Not to scale.

Concept renderings from the City’s Owner’s Representative are shown below. See the phase map · A day on site

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Renderings of the proposed street

Each rendering is shown next to the photo of existing conditions from the same rendering set. Renderings show design intent; what is built follows the construction plans.

Existing conditions: cracked, patched asphalt on Marine Way looking north, with a hedge along the seawall — Marine Way looking north from 60 Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman, the City’s Owner’s Representative).

Rendering, proposed: a red brick paver street with a curb, landscaping and pedestrian lights along the seawall, looking north — Marine Way looking north from 60 Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman, the City’s Owner’s Representative).

Existing conditions: worn asphalt at the corner of SE 2nd Street and Marine Way near the marina building — Corner of SE 2nd Street and Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman).

Rendering, proposed: new pavement with marked parking and centerline at the corner of SE 2nd Street and Marine Way — Corner of SE 2nd Street and Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman).

Existing conditions: aerial of the corner of SE 1st Street and Marine Way at the marina — Corner of SE 1st Street and Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman).

Rendering, proposed: aerial of the corner of SE 1st Street and Marine Way with new landscaping and paving beside the marina — Corner of SE 1st Street and Marine Way. Rendering, proposed (Baxter & Woodman).

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Marine Way today

Existing conditions: boats tied up at the docks along the Marine Way seawall, seen from above the Intracoastal — Docks and seawall along North Marine Way.

Existing conditions: the narrow, worn street on Marine Way with homes on one side — The street today.

Existing conditions, before construction. Photos by Man-Con, Inc., 10 March 2026.