Altamonte Springs public meetings in 2024
23 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on first reading of Ordinance 1830-25 to update the five-year capital improvement element of the Comprehensive Plan, on Resolution 1451 to add a convenience fee for credit/debit card payments, and on Resolution 1453 for a Fiscal Year 2024/25 Budget Amendment. Commissioners will also consider revising the 3rd Generation Infrastructure Sales Tax Project List, approving an updated Mutual Aid Agreement for law enforcement on SunRail, and appointing board and trustee members. Finance items include awarding a contract for two mobile EV charger units and a sole source purchase for railing system replacement parts at Cranes Roost Park.
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance 1830-25 – Annual Update of the Comprehensive Plan's Five-Year Capital Improvement Element
- Public hearing on Resolution 1451 – establishing a convenience fee for credit/debit card payments to the city
- Public hearing on Resolution 1453 – Fiscal Year 2024/25 Budget Amendment
- Request to approve revision to the 3rd Generation Infrastructure Sales Tax Project List
- Request to approve updated Mutual Aid Agreement for Law Enforcement Services on SunRail with Orange County Sheriff's Office through December 21, 2028
City Commission
The City Commission will certify the November 5, 2024 election results and administer oaths of office to Commissioners Brunscheen and O’Malley. The body will also hold public hearings regarding the Comprehensive Plan and the Live Local Act property tax exemption.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 1826-24 for the Multimodal Transportation Element Update
- Public hearing on Resolution 1443 regarding the Live Local Act Property Tax Exemption
- Approval of LYNX FY 2024/2025 Funding Agreement
- Single source approval for Ferguson US Holdings, Inc. for water meters
- Sole source approval for Classic Marcite, Inc. for Westmonte Recreation Center pool deck resurfacing
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a second reading for a Land Development Code amendment regarding the East Town Special Plan. The body is also reviewing a neighborhood grant program and a traffic safety action plan.
- Public Hearing: Ordinance No. 1827-24 to adopt East Town Special Plan Zoning Overlay and rezone properties
- Approval request for 2024/2025 Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program
- Approval request for Vision Zero Action Plan
- Contract renewal for legislative consulting services with Louis Rotundo (RFP-001-03)
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on proposed zoning changes, including a second reading for land use and rezoning at 1370 E. Altamonte Drive and a first reading for adopting the East Town Special Plan Zoning Overlay. The meeting also includes approvals for a state library grant, investment policy amendments, holiday designations, and single-source purchases for police radios and investment consulting.
- Ordinance 1827-24 (1st reading) to adopt East Town Special Plan Zoning Overlay and rezone properties within it
- Ordinance 1819-24 and 1820-24 (2nd reading) for future land use designation and rezoning of 1370 E. Altamonte Drive
- Resolution 1447 – application for State Aid to Libraries Grant
- Single-source purchase of portable police radios from Motorola Solutions (SS-24-057-GR)
- Single-source approval for independent investment consulting from Mariner Institutional (SS-24-053)
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing to adopt the annual budget for Fiscal Year 2024/25 via Resolutions 1448 and 1449. Commissioners will also discuss appointments to citizen boards and committees. A finance item involves approving the selection committee's final ranking for engineering design services for stormwater and water systems.
- Public hearing: Adoption of FY 2024/25 Annual Budget (Resolutions 1448 and 1449)
- Discussion: Appointment of Citizen Board/Committee Members
- Finance: Approve final ranking for Civil & Stormwater Design Services and Potable Water, Wastewater & Reclaimed Water Engineering Services (RFP-24-042-CE)
- Approval of minutes from September 3, 2024
- Informal communications from the floor
City Commission
The City Commission is holding a public hearing to adopt the Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2024/25. The meeting also includes appointment of citizen board members and several finance items, including solicitation awards for ADA compliance services, candy purchases for city events, and sports officiating services. Other actions involve approval to purchase athletic apparel above the threshold and a single-source waiver for an update to the city's mobility plan and fee.
- Public hearing on adoption of the FY 2024/25 annual budget
- Appointment of citizen board/committee members
- Solicitation award for ADA compliance and accessibility services
- Solicitation award for candy purchase for city events
- Single-source waiver for NUE Urban Concepts to update the city's mobility plan and fee
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings regarding the annexation, land use designation, and rezoning of 1370 E. Altamonte Drive. The body will also consider a Comprehensive Plan text amendment for multimodal transportation and several intergovernmental agreements.
- Annexation of 1370 E. Altamonte Drive (Ordinance No. 1818-24)
- Rezoning and land use designation for 1370 E. Altamonte Drive
- Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment for Multimodal Transportation Element Update
- Traffic Signal Maintenance Agreement with Seminole County
- School Resource Officer Agreement with Seminole County Public Schools for 2024-2025
City Commission
This is a work session agenda with one substantive item: a discussion of settlement matters related to Gateway Drive. No other items are listed; the meeting consists of opening, the discussion, and adjournment.
- Discussion of settlement matters for Gateway Drive
The City Commission held a work session to discuss a proposed $425,000 settlement in litigation over Gateway Drive pavers involving SEMA Construction and Kimley-Horn. No formal action was taken; the settlement will be presented for a vote at a regular meeting. The city has spent about $389,000 on repairs, and replacing the pavers would cost $1.1 million.
- Discussed proposed $425,000 settlement in Gateway Drive litigation (no action taken)
- Settlement to be presented for formal approval at a regular meeting
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the proposed millage rate for Fiscal Year 2024/2025. The meeting includes an invocation and pledge of allegiance, followed by the discussion. No vote or decision is listed on the agenda.
- Discussion of the millage rate (property tax rate) for Fiscal Year 2024/2025
The City Commission voted 4-1 to set the millage rate at 4.0 mills for FY 2024/2025, an increase of 0.9 mills from the current 3.1 rate. The increase is expected to raise about $4.3-4.4 million annually, restoring the library and other budget cuts. Commissioner Turney voted against the increase, citing concerns about the impact on renters and low-income residents. The revised budget will be presented at public hearings on September 3 and 17.
- Set millage rate at 4.0 mills, a 0.9 increase (4-1)
- Approved increase to fund library and restore budget cuts
- Directed staff to revise budget and transmit to Department of Revenue
- Scheduled budget hearings for September 3 and 17
City Commission
The City Commission will review requests for rezoning and future land use changes at 240 Storage Pointe. The agenda also includes the annexation of 1370 E. Altamonte Drive and a sidewalk improvement agreement with FDOT.
- Rezoning and land use designation for 240 Storage Pointe
- Annexation of 1370 E. Altamonte Drive and adjacent right-of-way
- Sidewalk improvements at The Shoppes at Altamonte via FDOT agreement
- Approval of the 2024 Mass Transportation Plan
- Updated dispatching services agreement with Seminole County Sheriff’s Office
City Commission
The City Commission will review the receipt of the proposed budget and the City Manager's recommended approach. The meeting includes operational summaries from various city departments, including Police, Public Works, and Finance.
- Confirmation of receipt of proposed budget
- Overview of recommended budget approach
- Departmental summaries for all major divisions
- Request for recommended millage support
City Commission
The City Commission will hold hearings regarding the annexation and rezoning of 240 Storage Pointe. The agenda also includes a proposal to adjust residential refuse disposal service rates, which would change the cost of trash collection.
- Annexation and rezoning of 240 Storage Pointe
- Residential Refuse Disposal Service Rate Adjustment
- ARPA Fiscal Year 2023/24 Budget Amendment
- Award for West Altamonte fuel tank removal and replacement
- Lease of police department vehicles from MEARS Motor Delivery Corp.
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on rezoning properties on Vagabond Way and adjusting residential refuse disposal rates. The agenda also includes an agreement for a waste-to-energy project and the distribution of infrastructure surtax funds.
- Rezoning and land use designation for 176 and 180 Vagabond Way
- Residential refuse disposal service rate adjustment
- Annexation request for 240 Storage Pointe
- Agreement for a Public-Private Partnership Waste-to-Energy Project
- Ordinance to include a collection fee in the City Code
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several ordinances regarding the annexation, future land use, and rezoning of 176 and 180 Vagabond Way. The agenda also includes a new collection fee ordinance and a grant cooperation agreement with Seminole County.
- Annexation of 176 and 180 Vagabond Way (Ordinance No. 1815-24)
- Future Land Use Designation for 176 and 180 Vagabond Way (Ordinance No. 1816-24)
- Rezoning of 176 and 180 Vagabond Way (Ordinance No. 1817-24)
- City Code amendment to include a Collection Fee (Ordinance No. 1824-24)
- Community Development Block Grant Cooperation Agreement with Seminole County (Resolution 1442)
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning for the Duke Energy substation at 385 South State Road 434 and on annexing 176 and 180 Vagabond Way. They will also consider a fine reduction for 597 Maitland Avenue, approve purchases above thresholds for sports apparel, and waive solicitation for a laser scanner. The meeting includes routine items like minutes approval and an award presentation.
- Public hearing (2nd reading) on Ordinance 1813-24 to rezone Duke Energy Substation, 385 South State Road 434
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance 1815-24 to annex 176 and 180 Vagabond Way
- Fine reduction request for 597 Maitland Avenue (John C. Chow)
- Approval to purchase sports athletic apparel above threshold (Contract #AQ18017A)
- Waive solicitation for FARO laser scanner (SS-24-039-RS)
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold a first-reading public hearing on Ordinance No. 1813-24 to rezone the Duke Energy Substation at 385 South State Road 434. The commission will also consider three finance items: a single-source waiver for city-wide cable, internet and SIP trunk services; a solicitation award to Traffic Control Devices, LLC for annual streetlight maintenance; and a solicitation award to SHI International Corp. for technology equipment funded by ARPA. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, a presentation of the 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, and public comment periods.
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance No. 1813-24 to rezone Duke Energy Substation, 385 South State Road 434
- Waive solicitation and approve single source for city-wide cable, internet & SIP trunk services (SS-24-032-RS)
- Solicitation award to Traffic Control Devices, LLC for annual streetlight maintenance (ITB-24-025-CE)
- Solicitation award to SHI International Corp. for technology equipment (ARPA) (ITB-24-028-RS)
- Presentation of 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold public hearings and consider several requests, including assigning a future land use designation to the Duke Energy substation, a comprehensive plan text amendment, a maintenance agreement with FDOT, and two annexation petitions. The commission will also vote on a reclaimed water cost participation agreement, a wholesale sewer service agreement with Eatonville, and two solicitation awards for construction projects.
- Public hearing (2nd reading) on Ordinance 1812-24 to assign future land use to Duke Energy Substation, 385 South State Road 434
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance 1814-24 for comprehensive plan text amendment on Capital Improvement Program per House Bill 1379
- Resolution 1441 approving maintenance agreement with FDOT for traffic improvements at Shoppes of Altamonte
- Petition to annex 1370 East Altamonte Drive and adjacent right-of-way
- Solicitation award to AP Construction Contractor, LLC for RWRF Reclaimed Water Storage Pond (ITB-24-010-RS)
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold three public hearings on ordinances related to the Duke Energy Substation at 385 South State Road 434. These include a second reading on annexation and first readings on assigning a future land use designation and rezoning the property. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment periods.
- Public hearing (2nd reading) on Ordinance No. 1811-24 to annex the Duke Energy Substation, 385 South State Road 434
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance No. 1812-24 to assign a future land use designation to the Duke Energy Substation
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance No. 1813-24 to rezone the Duke Energy Substation
- Approval of minutes from the March 5, 2024 regular meeting
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold a public hearing on the first reading of an ordinance to annex the Duke Energy substation at 385 South State Road 434. They will also consider requests to extend a PUD master land use plan, annex Annunciation Catholic Church properties, amend the MetroPlan Orlando interlocal agreement, and approve an easement purchase for a lift station rehabilitation project.
- Public hearing (1st reading) on Ordinance No. 1811-24 to annex Duke Energy Substation at 385 South State Road 434
- Request to extend approval of PUD Master Land Use Plan at 51 N. Weathersfield Avenue
- Petition to annex Annunciation Catholic Church at 176 and 180 Vagabond Way
- Amendment to interlocal agreement creating MetroPlan Orlando
- Easement purchase agreement with 105 HLL, LLC for Lift Station No. 7 rehabilitation at 105 Horse Lovers Lane
City Commission
The City Commission will consider two finance items: awarding a contract for a combination sewer cleaning truck funded by ARPA, and waiving formal solicitation to approve a single/sole source for participation in ABA & AFA Spring Travel Team Tournaments. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment periods.
- Solicitation award to Southern Sewer Equipment Sales and Services, Inc. for combination sewer cleaning truck (ARPA), RFP-24-002-HG
- Request to waive formal solicitation and approve single/sole source for ABA & AFA Spring Travel Team Tournaments
- Approval of minutes from February 6, 2024 regular meeting
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission is holding a regular meeting with a public hearing for the second reading of Ordinance No. 1809-24, a comprehensive plan text amendment for the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan. The commission will also approve minutes from the January 16, 2024 meeting and hear informal communications from the public.
- Public hearing (2nd reading) on Ordinance No. 1809-24 – Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment for the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan
- Approval of minutes from the regular meeting of January 16, 2024
- Informal communications from the floor (two opportunities)
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on a highway maintenance agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation, plus several finance items including contract awards and a fine reduction. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and surplus equipment disposal.
- Public hearing on Resolution 1440: FDOT and City highway maintenance memorandum of agreement
- Fine reduction request for Soni Interiors LLC at 1220 E. Altamonte Drive
- Waive formal solicitation for GIS technology (single/sole source)
- Solicitation award to Aetna Behavioral Health for Employee Assistance Program services (RFP-24-009-HG)
- Solicitation award to Zabatt Power Systems for Eastmonte Civic Center generator purchase/installation (ITB-24-005-RS, ARPA funds)
City Commission
The Altamonte Springs City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances: one updating fire/rescue impact fees and another banning camping on public property. They will also consider annexing a Duke Energy substation and accepting a grant for Hurricane Idalia recovery.
- Ordinance 1807-24: update fire/rescue impact fees (2nd reading)
- Ordinance 1808-24: ban camping on public property (2nd reading)
- Petition to annex Duke Energy substation at 385 S. State Road 434
- Federally funded subaward and grant agreement with Florida Division of Emergency Management for Hurricane Idalia recovery