The long-contested plan to fix chronic flooding in South Tampa’s iconic "SoHo" district faces a critical check-up today, as the City Council meets to discuss the project’s scope. What we know:The South Howard Flood Relief Project is a massive overhaul of the area’s stormwater drainage system. Beyond underground pipes, the city of Tampa is proposing a "mobility makeover" for the South Howard corridor. The flood relief project would increase on-street parking and relocate underground power lines. READ MORE: City of St. Pete overspent nearly $50M since 2019 in new financial audit, CFO saysThe backstory:The debate about this flood relief has been argued for years.