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Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience

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2026-08-22 18:14 UTC → 2026-09-15 19:35 UTC · added removed

Balneário Camboriú continues to advance its urban, tourism, and climate-resilience strategies. Infrastructure development remains a priority, with Águas de Camboriú implementing network reinforcements to improve water supply efficiency for urban growth. efficiency. In the sanitation sector, a delegation of Chinese entrepreneurs and specialists recently visited the Nova Esperança Sewage Treatment Plant (ETE) to discuss technological exchanges regarding the replacement of replacing aeration lagoons with advanced tank technologies. Tourism and service sectors are also evolving. The Expocentro Balneário Camboriú Júlio Tedesco has adopted the city’s new ‘BC’ visual identity, and Parque Unipraias has conducted preventive maintenance and rescue training. Economic indicators remain strong, with residential real estate prices averaging R$ 15,228 per square meter, supported by over R$ 2 billion in investments in theme parks Urban mobility and urban improvements like the Barra Sul waterfront urbanization. Recent infrastructure drainage efforts have expanded to include seen significant progress. In the installation Centro neighborhood, the Secretariat of Works is installing a 125-meter drainage network on Rua 100 in the Centro neighborhood 100, utilizing 40-centimeter piping and 16 storm drains to mitigate flooding. Additionally, the expansion of Avenida Prefeito Meirinho in Bairro dos Municípios has reached a milestone following the demolition of the final residence in the expropriated area, clearing the way for paving, bike lanes, and LED lighting. Expanding on these efforts, Climate resilience and flood mitigation have become central to regional planning. Following weather alerts for intense storms—with rainfall forecasts reaching up to 150 millimeters and risks of landslides and flash floods—the municipalities of Camboriú and Balneário Camboriú have launched a bidding process for a R$ 95.2 million Multipurpose Floodable Park in the Rio Camboriú basin. This strategic project aims to mitigate flood impacts during heavy rains while increasing water reservoir capacity to ensure water security during droughts. Tourism and economic sectors remain robust. The Expocentro Balneário Camboriú Júlio Tedesco has adopted the new ‘BC’ visual identity, and the City Hall has reopened the bidding process for the 30-year concession of the Manoel Fermino da Rocha Cable-Stayed Bridge, known as the Passarela Bridge (Passarela da Barra. A new electronic bidding session is scheduled for September 8 via the Bolsa Nacional de Compras platform. The contract term is 30 years, with a potential 30-year extension, and at least 58% of the proceeds are slated for the Municipal Tourism Fund. Barra).

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  1. 2026-09-15 19:35 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience
  2. 2026-08-22 18:14 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience
  3. 2026-08-18 13:14 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience
  4. 2026-08-13 14:45 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience
  5. 2026-08-11 19:06 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience
  6. 2026-08-10 14:55 UTC Balneário Camboriú: Urban upgrades and climate resilience

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