3 months ago Share The city of Palm Coast's utility infrastructure must be moved, and Palm Coast does not want its ratepayers to bear the cost. A $10 million paving and re-paving project in the Marineland Acres area will proceed, even though it's not yet entirely clear how part of it — relocating the city of Palm Coast's utility lines, which supply the area's water — will be paid for. Under Florida law, a utility provider must move their infrastructure at their own expense when it conflicts with a transportation project. Palm Coast does not want to do that, making what County Administrator Jerry Cameron referred to as an "equity argument": that moving the infrastructure using city utility money would burden all of the city's ratepayers with a project that only benefits a few.